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e • JEFFERSON VALLEY ZEPHYR. THE ZEPHYR BLOWS FOR ALL. AT $2 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE. YOLTJME 1. WII ITEHALL, JEFFERSON COUNT Y , MONTANA, FRIDAY. APRIL 5, 1895. NUMBER 19. WIND _MADE HAVOC S T Telegraph Wires Are Down in All Uirections . „ THE DAllt A r c ' PI O WASHINGTON itnildirom Unroofed and 'Smoot' hej, Vainjoura tirostrou - rod i411114.,•• VIOWEL Walla Walla, April 1. -The most fu - rime's windstorm ever known In this sec- tion continted for an hour this after- noon, doing great damage to property. It earrte'un suddenly about 4:10, and 10 Minutes toter was a veritable hurri- cane. Where it had a clean sweep fences went down like straw and piece. of wood and all movable articles of or- dinary slze were whirled and thrown everywhere. Window panes almost without number were shattered, and the business district Was greatly dem aged In that particular. A pane of gime, In the. building of Hamilton & Rourke. corner of Male and Fourth streelm, 8xe feet and a quarter of an inch thick wee demolished. Roofs in 'many instances were partially or entirely blown off. The 0. It. & N. passenger and freight depots were half unroofed, the car shops of tilt - Walla Walla Street Railway Compan3 demoliehed, and along the line of the 0. R...& N. water tanks were odertu'rneti and wires prostrated. At the peniten- tiary some of the guard houses were tore off the walls and most of the Win down in the offices were broken. every wire Into Walla Walla except that of the Inland Telephone Company Is down. and the newspapers are with out their press dispatches. Train Dis- patcher McCarthy of the 0. R. & N 'says' he will take a special out In the morning to repair the damage on hie road. The storm lasted fully an hour, and was followed by a light, warm rain. No one was seriously * injured, as far . as known. BLINDING DUST AT GARFIELD. dostleld, Wash., eLpril 1. -The worst • ,,storm ever known struck here at G s t r s oc k this evening. The wind was not ea else itt. at ROMP previous time, but th e e a at is blinding. Little damag , e a. done. AT SPRAGUE. si vague. Agorn L -A heavy wind mon e street the 'city this afternoon. doing ersersideretele damage to tree, and ehimn, ew Chteiren were blown off th• • Iriewai 'ise Into the MTH-In Everybewl, was bad, 'e +ware& but no one was hurt weeeA w ili e j e ek BASEBALL HUNDRY ilea a iiui,,nh eei neee rhat she Can lie eels epok•ne. Walla Nicene, *ere I --If the spirit of int e rest that r e eenliKert by the heeehaP oranka of thin et '8 4 1 800 tle it will iii ei e ept for the mittens: sure ample •olue. Walla Walla fur th•• coming semii we•-cl be ball eitteere estombled tu 4 \WW1.... 'Wier irreamds during the I. Nint Week roul gave an exhibition of cruel. Wan t that SITIO develop into something that will worr. the Spokesman Review t. V4att wJiIch Ii \ hoped will secure detest • .. 19 '\ e Qartier City early in the ewe- *A Manage. Hutehineoe of the Spoke V0110 -n -Review nine tins been notified that V81, time h\ and his '.'bunchereatece. Um under ewes going the huselistion of a Pl• drub bing by the \rural distrit t - at. Il ia? .. . he is at Memel, tty state the, rern, a, al . 1 14unt the date. Walla Walla *as not, fortunate V. tet - eludeell In the Nerthw est Iseartie ants \ as successful cnreer, Girt !tits •hotsl I \r lead one te belle', time the \Velem Many Waters\ can nest cope with ar ''S orlinary h....shall team in the northwee SPAIN SHOWING THE RIGHT Strict orders To !craven?' ',Reposition of the Alliance AfInir, Wanhinglovu. Merit, ill rh• report thii , he Reanleh mivernentent Is. taltizar stees to meet the renueet of the United filet., in the Alliancia affair, that the coMman der of the offending Spank:al college has beer, ren•••,1 and orders *tent to other Hrantenh eommentiere in Cuimn adyers ototerv• the requirements., of Internathins , SENT TO THE MINES FOR A LIFETIME Fare of Priam Li's Assassin Worse Than a Speedy Death, Washington. April 1. -It I. said at the Japanese legation that the young Jap- anese who shot LI Hung Chang will probably be sent to the mines of north- ern Japan to 'serve his life sentence. - TIte locality Is much like Siberia. Up- otticIaL reports of the sentence make DO reference to trial or oonviction. It is understood to have been a civil trial, astiltel *- r 'se evelied hove resulted in death. Dr. Scribe's report on IA Meow ' Chang's wound Is regarded by the Jap- anese legation as assuring recovery Scriba is one of Germany's moat noted surgeons, who has entered into the ser- vice of Japan. LATE ENGAGEMENTS. Yokohama, April I. -Colonel Ito'. of- ficial report of the capture of Piscadore islands says Makulg castle was det taker:4 until two engagements had all1611 fought. The Chinese lost three killed and 60 prisoners. The Japanese lost one killed and had 16 wounded_ HAYS CITY, KANSAS, DESTROYED Fire swept Both the Busies.. cud Heel Jence Pot Homo Maya City, Kaa, March 30. -A fire broke out In • livery stable near the Union Pa - chic depot this afternoon, and in • short time the row of businette houses on the north aide of the •treet were ablaze The fire then leaped across the railroad tracks to the north side of town. The buildings burned Include the Farmers' Lumber Company's block, Bank of Hays City, two hardware stores, two grocery stores a not.elty store, bakery, harness shop. Un• Ion Pacific land office, newspaper odic% too saloons, one barber shop and about le dwelling.. FLAMES SPREAD IN KENTUCKY Cloverport, Ky., Marsh 10. -The most destructive forest fire eter seen here is now raging a few milee back of Clever - port. One person is known to have per - Imbed, and the property loses will run Into the hundreds of thousand. The nre start- ed In the southern part of Hancock coun- ty, mild the high wind of the past two days carried It eastward Into Breckin- ridge county. sweeping everything In Ito path Nat liende, a wealthy baeltelur of Lewisport, was found dead to the fore this morning. INDIANA FOREST FIRES. Englieh. Ind March 20 --Forest fires in the nouthern part of Indiana continue to do rem -h damage All the buildings owned ' by Squire William Finch, Janie. L. and George Felker were destroyed last night The Iowa will aggregate many thoustrule of dollars Reports of distreas are hourly reeerved Near Millersburg, on the Kn,•lo and at Ilauttettale thnimande of dollars' worth of timber has been burned FATALLY INJURED BY THE WRECK Fonr l'efortunetee t might Between Care she lerrite, New Comerstown. t, Mareh 21- A west hound freight train on the Pas -Handle was wrecked about a mile east of here this morning and four men were thriously If not fatally injured John WIlmon. barber living at Trinmarawas; Cheer Her- sey of Booth; Williare Mercer tad Willie lierkehlt - e, both ef the hatter Vane eli walked three seine to trirtabortlis to catch • train for New Comeretown. The men stood on the end MU a a car about midway of the train. As the Into ap- proached the aiding to pull in for the lim- ited the engineer found he was running at • high rate of speed and made an emer- gency stop. The force breke • oar coup- ling lust in front of the one the men were on anti they were allowed to drop almost Into the jaws of death Willem has a barfly cut Bud and scalp wounds, besides, internal injuries, which make his recovery hooelthe Berkshire suffers the be. of both lege below the knees. He took oft hie coat, wrapped it around his severed limbs and laid down to await surgiral aid or to die Mercier had a shoulder bad- ly crushed and has Internal injuries, the ...verity of which cannot yet be told. Hurney'e right arm we. broken In two places. Berkshire and Wilson will die. MANAGERFLOTO WANTED IN BUTTE Arreared In Denier for Alleged PerJurt While In Monten• Denver, March tl -Otto C. Plate. the Msesukeer t in. - Old Tenneeme\ oompa- ny. ha.. Johan arrested In this city at the •equest of Detective Scott of Butte, Mont. r' 1 1.• charge against Plato is perjury. and is made that he jumped his bond nupe he left Hotly His trouble in Butte wee the ramie et the want mutest which place heat fall In Montana over the p e e t eded removal of the state repeal berm Helens to Aimeosida. Piot°. It Is rood, resrieerelei too often lie was ar- raeted and put under tl.f40 bonds Iii• trial eras wet for March St the °Meows ear, and h• wee not there to appear Floto said he had been In Rados al law atel restrain from Improper rustle'I ... ins an opt , , ,, r , unoy tr, onro yr;th the ships of the lintted State- reedes waren money he organised th• \old or other n•tiona, hes caused mtellt grail caravan , \ „ rt ., upon a O -aeon in net lal Ort lee. Allhteigh th- strata deoarttneer .ieclince to admit the tour with th• ersmpany if. went from Ansrooda and finally to Denver, fart. there is reason ttotette,. that teilee. - finete te rnatt•re have been • ornmuntreted to It . 4 1r1°. \ aeh e ' lePeleed ' .C.Pee ' eette ' et through the Coiled ?hetes mieheter Toe been are.* Re weld it was hie ratan. tor, at Madrid. or Saner eAlirlIALA. Span lab minister. Madrid, Mar, -h SI Senator Tiaspay be Ionia rolnl•ter to th• I nlilogi Mattes will ltdonarspenv AA•rehall Mat-VIVI Cour) 1.08 te Lobe. saltine April 4. vtelline 01, ha to tt,eestigate tbe e'er), .1'r the tiro e Opel. the American ni•areuhte Alliseneis OLEOMARGARINE IN GREAT BRITAIN Motel 4•••,•11111011 Mektug a light to f evoi of inTs (Tettrilne Preelmet I endon : April P -The Witter Alsencis Ilion s •yrelicete of rnerrhant• Interval ed In the foreign butter tle.1....11Met raise -1 a fund of 1110.9 1 10 for the purteree of con dlec Wag a rigorone campaign agwinet re. tail trailers throlighourt the courtary make It a business of soilless elesorneegn rtno as pare butter The officer.. of 010 Keats leitiOn asp they hay,' no entemarnien• to the Anterl• an profluc t. when •olci etwttly and above board, end °we e t o n', to its being pelmed off am the almort mire prodriet of the diery It Is a remarkable fa. t that the eornistition of Anterirsin nteemergerine and Atiettellse delry bet ter it,. horse,- drIveu English buster nut of the ethothele market. and for , non Te e peat no spintatInne noon the horn. prorilfc base been ot,lainahle (TM r lei MOO*\ show that for the mix months ending on Meech I neon tons ef eerthe and butter were Imported Into the rethoy AAKANSTIA MOONRHINERS KII LED United Stoste• Apreehre Poste I ncoun t•red lie•perave Seetsitance IMO* Rock, Ark April ['teem v UnIted gtAfttet Marigial Johnson and pewee of nde man heft a fight with moneshinere In the mountatrts of Hempstead newslor. After th• smoke cleaned away the poodle found the tatalefi of two otlid•Wal. cap - tured • third alive, and took posseestee of an Illicit plant oepable of making twen ty pawns of whisky daily. Hill and Believe* of the edise received serious wounds Four moonshiners escape& -*Imam masufocturme at Louie/Alia are pushed to keep en with orders, time to Mart for Butte today rote has Mom scaseeelnat preastaset Is starting circler§ sa • sawyeraf purinete. Rill A B I 1511 • ssimmarke STA TION. lierfleldl Carotin, fleselde That a f's team AiryI. Not Itseethle i\ Starch 31 -A meeting Was held te the lobby Nt the Merchant. hotel yrs.- tT•rete, ewerong for th• porno** of eonetel ering what eould be 'lone towartie start eo yeeneey teeth Aft•r considereht• dincitaslos a akienmIng station was eon- io.ter.Til tit* beet under the Present ele - , nmatancor. stud • rommil•04 , consenting of A OwInn, I\ V V, tilPler I, C. Love. Ft c Meceoskeo. j C Idetrened, A I' Johneon end it 1' iSeltue was •p - pointed in •en how mend row. Timid he made triteeury to R skewering oration The t•te •Ilelted th• fa, t that thins hes been prinetirelly no Imre... in the nom her nf mint cower during tha les Year. •Ithough the growing ate.. ,•..e•sres more Ir•Inod of geed milk breeds than th• now hoeing elgentesi. Mall It IRV DAV TO TRAIL eltirett tsOlrelset retie a - 1 ,- CrWtherw errenge• • Nehediste of Great neteel•eor Colville, April 1 --The flinchren• F•leelt Northern 1411.41WaV h•• ',ranged to glee • t ?Memel dell, iservice from Northport to Spokane. anti will put the eeheetuie in oper•tleo during th• pres- ent month Thin aloe means 4 1,4, ' every day eolmm 13 nice Ion with the Trail creek Mined over the Red Woes- tele Stair. cerneanse• lines running owl of Northport. WILD ANIMALS FIGHT C.ALI FOA OUTSTANOITO3 lf/ari - AiTS _ lietterel. %Hitters sad Tide land reads Wave Money to Poe. trirmida. April h.-'Th. Oats treasurer bee Issued the names/ eon for dermal'. General fund, (ewes UM to CM; sollIterf fund, 1,114 tO llI0. tee lletee toed, ea is TYte amousta of the ersa ano: General And, 1114,11M: WO: ties lands, Wail The warrants 'ammo April IA King of Beasts and Monarch of American Forests ENTERTAINED A MEXIC N MOB ACV mot of a Inemperste Ihecnotottec lo a Steel csg• Sunday at Let. ele, illestese Laredo, Texas, April 1. -At 4 p. rn. yesterday, in a bull ring at New Laredo, Mexico, the A (dean dun, Parnell, fought a terrible battle with an enormous so lz- zly bear of the American type. The at- tendance was large. The animals fought desperately two rounds, until complete- ly exhausted, but, contrary to expecta- tions neither wan killed. It was a bloody combat. The crowd went wild when twice the American grizzly threw his African opponent. erstwhile king of beasts, so hard upon the ground that once, had time been called acording to the rules, the lion would have been counted out. Trough. out the battle the lion showed more agility and treachery, but to the bear must he given the palm for stubborn, stolid strength. Parnell Is owned by Colonel E. Daniel Boone, the lion tamer, and is the beast that killed his keeper at the midwinter fair. The bear is somewhat larger and heavier than the lion and was secured at New Orleans, where he killed two keepers. It Is believed It Is the first time on record that such a combat has taken place. Mr. Sercombe, editor of the Laredo Times, was fortunate in se- curing four instantaneous photographo of the battle The tight took place in a e circular steel cage 20 feet In diem - r and IL feet high. No more thrilling apectacle was ever Witnessed than the sparring match by the lion AA he bound- ed into the cage with a magnificent leap fully lb feet and grappled with hie tagonist MUNICIPAL ELECTION IN CHICAGO indications Point to the Sueestss of emerge Swift for Mayor. Chicago, April 1, -Interest In the mu- nicipal elections tomorrow centers large- ly in the herculean effort that has been pin forth to reform the city council by purging It of the \borelling'• element,\ nearly all the principal members of which are candidittee for re-election. In man, of the wards a hot light has been Waged by members, of the Civic Federation, arid It is thought that emeriti of the most ob- noxious of the burn element of aldermen will be retired to private life,. The context for mayor between George B Swift. re publican. and, Frank Wenter, demotrat. Ile well ea the eampaign of the minor can- didates on the two tickets, has been com- paratively tame. The indications favor the election of Swift aa tnay.,r, while the balance of the ticket wtli prohably he spilt up between the republicans and dem- ocrats The populists expect to poll a heavy vote, which .111 be drawn about equally frotn the two principal partiee but their effort will simply be • showing Of strength ALARM ABOUT MBRIDE'S HEALTH - - President of the I ederation of Labor 1 nibble to Perform His Duties- Indianapolle, April I --TI,, friends of John McBride. the miner's' lender, and president of the Federation of 1.eit,or. are seriously concerned regarding his health It had been expected that the treatment at Hot Springs, Ark . pref.-rib.] by his physicians would resin in restoration to his former condition These hopes, how- ever, have not been realised His health has net improved, nor is there •ny pros- per( that anywhere in the near future will h• he able to attend to the duties of • office, whicb are now being •ttended to by %lee President Duncan It had been the intention of President McBride to prepare for publication a per- sonal statement concerning the rhergee mad• agalnet him at a recent convention of United Coal Miners et Columbus, and from all of whieh he was exonereted, but e ven this task he has been coniTolled to postpone ill• termed dates from October Iasi, when he mirrored an attack of blood poisoning, originating from the contact of nieotine with a role-Imre on the mouth This was aggravated In February by an attack of the grippe. until his former ro- bust nonstit Minn was undermined. A spesial meeting if the committee of the Irfoloraelon ha• been called to meet in this city two weeks h•nre ST. LOUIS AND THE SABBATH DAY \Porthsret - 14o, crewel' lethutte in the A of Dive keepers, St [Anita, April I.• Eleven mereher• of the Sabbath Association, Among whom were several ministers. •Mulattert tar Parkhurst Sunday field sod Made a round of the theatrical dives Their oh- jou was to procure evidence on which Attorney General Jarnee Hopkins today swore out warricent• ilgalnet AlvelteleOpere Bryant, Fool., A, in Semmeryille. 1.1ssi• Eeher leen Thorneocon and K. I. C,rif\r. ,thrrenta were also sworn out trainer Filamond E Freund, who keeps • clothing store. one Olio - ging him with Sabbath breaking emi the other with selling gorier on Pionday 'The Re- tail rimiest' cementite., procured the md dens, against Fr surnd The order he•tioci by t'hisef Harrieer thet the front door* of saloons R11141 be locked nn ws• g en•rally obe,ed, only three arrcest• Aetna ritt•do Notable Deed Loodoe, April I. -Viscount 11111 is dead His eon and heir. cheriee Hew Isn't Hill, is now In the Unites' Stems et Louls, April I. -John F. eoek. late Briteth vith consul to this point is need. st the mr. of as rp to a few weeks ago thver heel a day's Meknes., MORTAL\ Y WOUNDED BY HIS CLERK p e j4tbn Ploaff Shot While on th• Itreet• of Rae France..., Ran Frainetano. March 10. --I tr. John it Flout( wee shot and Mortally wounded by D .1 McGatighey. • young mart formerly employed by him as tiler*, at. this after e r, o e on Market street. near Stockton Ow Tuesday last Pleuff 'wore out • War- mest fir 1111. - O•ugher• arrest, charging that Meeliuselasy had searched the waste heeket in his oiled and •Itemptei to blackmail hire by ueing letters which he had fotinel in It. literGeughey, it was elharipet, had lasted the serape together add attempted to extort money from Ptoulf by teases of them. The two men met on the *Snead Oils afternoon. A tear net aroine tad nous struck tits young man with his cline lilaGasigher drew • tin irelver awe fired live shots at his await - eel,. two of there taking effeet. Floutf can not PIA MsMitaittese was arrested. EFFORT TO PERPETUATE SEAL UFE •u International Commission Is Among the Possibilities. Washington. March 30. --It Is understood the effort being made toward the close of the last congress to secure an intern•- tional commission for consideration of the seal queetion. With a view of prevent- ing annihilation of the species, will be revived at the beginning of the next sea Son, when it is believed that eons - rens, h•ving mute time to consider the matter, will be favorably disposed toward the s.- tion., It was urged when the bill was before congress at the last session there was great danger, if the paglowiset 1.10ne Were allOWed to remain In force an- other year. that there would be very tea - seals left to protect. but this I. not premis- ed now, and the OPIRIVR lb •XpreaSed that even after Hilo years crop of pelts shall I,. harvested there will he • sufficient nocelte• remaining to aflow•eapld increase in case Ulmer left are sufficiently protect ed. The e0frinlielitlon lloW propotird Is to be toillicoand of delegates front Japan and Ittomia, as well no this tcoutiery arid 'lintel Britain, sod deem who pr.insed the queue Gun upon congress at the last le -salon °unhand that it le irnpoesible to Recurs the argent of all these nations. The Unit- ed States authorities are espeolally anx- ious to secure and netend the closed sea - cow as, at to enlbrave August, and If pos- sible September also, as well as May. Jline and July. This extension of time would, they say, inerrre the protection of the mother seals until the young should be old enough to take earl, of item- eelyes. MIKADO REGRETS THE. OUTRAGE --- -- Abundant of IA hung Chang Will Be Proeceuted to the elidiest extent. Washington. March g& -The Japanese legation has received the following re script. issued by the emperor of Japan on the occasion of the shooting of Li Hung Chang. It contains several state- ments not given in the eopy first cabled to this country: \Although China Is actually at war with us, she sent an ensuy, observing the due forms and ceremonies of nations, to negotiate peace, stud we also appointed our plenipotentiaries to meet and confer with hint at Shimeneaki. It being proper that we should. In accordance with th• established International image and with due regard to the honor of the mate, ex- tend to the Chinese envoy suitable treat- ment and protection, we especially di- rected the competent authoraree to neg- lect nothoing to that end. We deeply re- gret that a Miscreant has UnfOrtanaigly appeared. WhO ha. inflicted Injury upon the enNoy. The offender will, of course, be punished by the competent authori- ties, according to the law, without the least extenuation. We command the offi- cials and the people to endeavor, by more strongly bearing our will to mind, to strictly guard ag.tuutt Itite recurrence of such OUtreges, et, as not to impair the honor and glory of true nation.\ TREATY WITH JAPAN. Wa•hingtomMarch U. -President Cleve- land smiled the t , roclarnation of the new Japeneee treaty- on March 21, and the fact was made public at the state department today. The only change made In the treaty since it Wet published by the As• seci•tegl Press Is the amendment made by the senate, and announced at the time, allowing the treaty to be terminated on six months' notice at any time after It gOesn Mee ettebt. LI HUNG CHANG W11.1. Rii)COVER Hiroshima, Mandi 38 -'the COnclitIon of Viceroy Id Hung Chang is pronounced fax orable. A dispatch from Shlmoneski says: LI Hung Chng has so far improved that it Is a:peeled the conference between hire and the Jolene.a officials will be re• stoned next week. NOTES it,' THZ ORIENT. Yokohama, March U. -The Careen loan of 3,000,003 yen has finally been arranged upon the terms demanded by Japan. It le repayable In fiv• year. Hong Kong, March 28. -The Japanese were to bombard Tabu'', on the island of Formate. today. BISHOP WHITNEY FOR THE WOMEN Champions Tfiglr Flight In I t•It for Fon•I Sufireg, Salt Lake, March JO Woman suffrage was again the leading( qeestion before the constitutional conventron today Bishop Whitney of Salt Lake ass recognised. •11.! Made a strong speech in ft or of the measure. Ills remarks were well reoeived and clearly indleated what the final ac- tion of the con•entron e•ruld be. The speaker believed that the woman safrage mosement was the march tif eternal pro- grethion He believed it was the voloe of God. Women were made for eorrothlag tepide being mothers, wms cc, cooks anti homeekeepers lie bell•ved they would Is the levers in the hands of Clod for rals ing up the down trodden world to the plane of perfection -Its ultimate Wanly tins He had seen an Immense congrega- tion, two-thirds Of them women, raise - heir hands and vote Mr. Roberta into a high •f- lestastiest Office. At the eoncluatee of Whitney's speech Roberts w•• reengtelead, end asked per- mission to have the closing speech on the question. He read a telegram from his constituents, saying that tbe 'party pledgee are sacred and must be IOLA, that he most MSS* ODPOSIng woman suf- frage or resign It was finally derided that Fteberts should make the closing speech, without limit of time A vote on the question will protrahli reached on Monday, MR. MKINLEY'S VIEWS ON SILVER Chleaso Paper States That He Is Against Free Coles'.. Chicago, March IL -A spectiti ten the Record from Thomasville. Oa.. saps: rkweraor McKinley left for Jackson vele lent n'eht and If his health will peered hit., to make • •pmcb there he Int•nd• to &elan, himself on the finan• elal question, In order that there may be no doubt as to where he •tands. A remark which has totem quoted wail that he not be • eeeetdate for president if k• thought the republleen convention would adopt a f re• coinage plank He says that he meant by this that he is not In favor if free counag•. •rel thS he deem not believe that any nerniat of rmerbil- can• are In tat or of free ' , energy and he rould not nonel•lently sand upon such • platform as • oilendlct•t• for oiliest He is a lOrnelaltho ato t too l, to apt a dOuble Islander/ as soon •• an int•rn• Sealed V•rdist of the jury at R•ttellrent tiontel agree/Tont makes it sett toe on, plods Him Not Guilty. rov•rnm•rt adopt that police Railwieurn, Ilehn, April I. -The verdict In the lifehtei cite. vow - not eitille.\ as COWBOVe AND INDIANS AT has mem eeti meted by a MajeritY of the twort• eereminted *Pith the rade. The lee - Valero if itiotehtheed on the m innipeg Gen of th• ii'' t' seems to meat With gent ketotteatIon, Nebraska oral *pow ei peones. Not,. Merrh 11-A sPaci.1 to The Keeler es.e wits called this morn - the item frorc r•fliII.T. Nab , •ey• Trouble Ina. rom„. t .o nr ney new. •ppearing on the Nt Inn.peg reservation ov•r th• for the sitate anti Judge Gemini for the Flottreof 1 _Cornea -lit lo •444 Vide ( s i t defense The • see will go to the jury to reeult In hidodnitted todely Sheriff Hid ster than 5. -morrow, as lie wet,, net on its regertation last nigh' anti returned today with the whiten man und•r arrest who reshited the Behan polic• •Ierring tio settles, and at ern\e r•turned to the •gency to arrest the Indian polite for whturn he he• rearrent• It i• honey/et the ponee veil resist the erred and the outeeme Is awaited here with great ant troy Capt•In Beet,. the Indian *gen. h.. beep moructed from Washington to *wear in all the 11004/essere to /dent the monies, hot what mere will be made today is sot kriowe, VERY BOLD ROBBERY Skiriff Bogard and One of the Bandits Were Killed. FIREMAN SERIOUSLY WOUNDED hi,.. tresp..-te.loe• roe Ith tat I Ii.,I a• Oesiln- ing m cow Korge a breve alltscr112. Sacramento, March 10. -The north- bound Oregon express was held up by two men four miles north of Wheatland about 3 O'clock this morning. Engineer Rowsheer was compelled to stop the train, go back and open the express tar. Falling to secure anything In the express car, the robbers went back and started to rob the paesengers lit the coach and smoker. Sheriff Bogard of Tehama county was en thu train and opened fire un the rubbers In the amok - re killing one and was killed himself by the other rubber. The fireman was shot in the neck and leg and Is thought to be seriously Injured. A passenger named Sampson of Redding wa• struck on the head and cut. Several passen- gers were robbed. The dead bodies were turned over to the coroner at Marys- ville. The dead robber has not bleu Identified and no accurate description of the man who escaped has been se- cured. It was evidently the intention of the robbers to escape on bicycles. The body of Sheriff Bogart and that of the dead 'ribber were taken to Marysville, where It was discovered that the robber Was attired in • full and comptete bicy0le suit over which he had drawn a pair of overalls. In the overalls be had tin- provieed pockets, made of toweling, in which were two Mg pistols. The dead robber is known In the vicinity of Marysville, where he hail eaten several meals at restaurants during the past two weeks. lie is u%er six feet tall and weighs over 200 porno's. Northeote, the nreman, has two bullets in his body and nifty die. The first intimation the engineer and nremkn had of the prepienee of robbers on the train Wale when they climbed over from the baggage car and corn - mantled, at the point of the pinto', that the train he stopped. The brakes wart applied. Then the robbers caused the engineer and fireman to Jump from the train and with another robber, who ap- peared to come from a hiding place In the roadway, compelled the fireman to etil tiest that the express car be opened. ThIS Wren done, but the robbers did not end anything of value, as the safe com- tdsatIon was not In the hand, of the messengers. The robbers carried • bag made from the le f of an old pair of overalls_ AT , they went through the first car and APPEALS OF WESTERN LAND CASES Endeavor 10 Make Local 1-pod 1o:oh/lone Final liar Failed Washington, April 1 -The thpreme court today decided the case of George Richard versus William Alexander, and Eben Sperry versus James A. Prance, consolidated, an appeal on error to the supreme court front the state of Worth- ington. The plaintiff contended that the law regarding the pre-emption of public lands authorises a quasi-judicial hearing ebfore registers and receivers, whose de- cision is tantamount to a decision bind- ing both the government and applicant In IIIIIMMIkee *etas/awns and Improvement. and 1:10t subject to re- examination by the commissioner of the general land office or the secretary of the interior. The decleion Was advent, to this vlew and held that there was nothing In the lair to take such oases- out of the general grant or power t.0 the commis- sioner of the general land office and the secretary of the Interior to control all matters in respect to the sale and dispo- sal of public lands. This confirms the judgment of the state court. The court issued an order for reargu- ment of the case of William Trega versus the board of directors of the Modesto ir- rigation district of California. The case involves the constitutemality of ttie Wright irrigation lair. CUBAN INSURGENTS SEEKING AID Unknown 141ml% off the Yucatan Coam Sail With Arms and Ammunition. Progresso, Yucatan, April 1.-A fishing hark Net In from the Gulf of Mexico re- port! having encountered two unknpwn boats heavily armed with cannon 'end apparently well equipped with munition, of war. When hailed, the boats made no reply, and the Mexican fishermen, be. leg afraid to make any further advance, escapen from the locality as fast as poe- mible. Ills thought the ships have some bearing on the Cuban revolution, at - though ills reported that they are pirate, manned by renegade Cubans meeting about the gulf and along the vomit of South America. There have been num- bers of strangers seen within a few days In Progresso. Campeche. Merida and other points In Yucatan, who. -brain.,.. lit unknown anti who are evidently Cu - bens. It Is alleged that they are insur- gents and Are in Mexico for the purpose of gaining recruits for the rebel cause, Cuba hag many sympathisers in Mexico In the attempt to throw off Spasslah rule. TAYLORS TRY TO PROVE AN ALIBI Wife of one of the Accused Men Tenti flea 'strongly for the Defen•e, Carrollton, Mo., March 30. -In the Tay ior murder tilePtoday the defense eon m o Ileu' the introduction Of testimony t diecredit witnesses for the state, and .trove an •11b1 for both of the Taylor brothers. Moe William P. Taylor, wit, of one of the prieonern, testified that on the night of the murder George Trtyloi ate his supper at her house, and loft there for home after dusk. Her husband William she testified, had gone to th, bank of which he Wits cashier, after sup tem, end returned at 10 o'clock On otos,- examination her tenitimany could not be shaken. WilliamtP, and George Taylor, the pets - otters. it n on the stand this afternoort and test d in their ow behalf. They gave an an explenation for their dilute w tim O o m- - 'are wl as son as the murder u discovered they feared enemle• would sir ip 'be tholtement against them, lied the. smoker they made the paasengere put were In fear of lynching. The dlltelle their coin and valuables Into it, the lire tested, and the state presented two mon wit in rebuttal. It Is probable that the case will go to th• jury tomorrow, man being the custodian arid shield be- hind which the robber, stood, BOGART'S BRAVE DEED The oolored porter of the touriat eleep- WALLER'S FRIENDS ARE ACTIVE er, knowing that Sheriff li.,gart was Itt Ooauments I iled at the State Depart his berth, called him. That hero was In ment In Ills Support. his shoes and trorwer• in a minute and armed with a revolver crossed the oat. form between the sleeper and day coach As he entered the latter at the south door, the robbers came In at the north door, and the sheriff fired. His bullet dropped the man nearest to him, but the second failed to reach its target. One of the robbers must have seen Bo- gart enter, and jumped down, and, run- ning alongside the car, entered and 'hot him from the rear The fatal wound Is In the back, nod below the kidneys. When the robber was ehot he exclaim- ed. \I'm done for,\ and the other asked. ''Are you killed. 11111 . anti thereupon he hastily left the car, telling the now thoroughly frightened trainmen and passengers not to follow The demi robber has been identified by the night clerk at the l'niteel Staten hotel at Marysville and by John J COTTON STALE - FAIR CONCESSIONS Daley, who occupied the sante position at the Golden Eagle hotel. Two siren- Numerous nide Opened - for Pei, lieges In various •rdeles. Atlanta. Ga., April 1. -The reception of bids for cencession• at the forthcom- ing cotton slat• and International ex- position closed this morning, and the HOLDUP NOT UNEXPF',CTF:D. Immense amount of mall teoelved indi- The officials of th• Southern Perlflo rates the belief on the part of the would - company had been expecting el hn/dUP lie concessionaries that the exposition on the Oregon 41% lelttn for • long time will be • MicCess. The competitors for anti until nlifht before last heavily the weinerwuret and hot emosedre, hot armed tremolo have ridden as far ae waffle and griddleeak• slants ere es- litisiry•vtle on every night train pecially numerous. The awards ell) be eight the \verde were not on and the onnounced in • few days. Idnelits he pros ed their opportunity The cl•tectives of the company and IKEHAVES WHIPPED JIM RYAN the Wells Fargo Express Company are itot B•ttle of two Ronnd• ttetewen convIneed that the robbers came from flutt• Reset eeiihts . 4„,, Francisoo. They hath diseovered Butte, March 111. -Ike Harm And Jim that it,. two men were In Marysville ity•n, heavyweights, fought before • and Vl'hthtland for several lays before tere• •mileneet tonight for a purse. The h th ic e r yci n e t . deoy They p Th dead r e ob riea b.r r T.: there as n on fight *•• • hot on• and slugging started own with the call of time. A well directed as FL McGuire. It. claimed to be *gent blow knot itol Ryan to the floor in the fer a bicycle firm The other robber oteconti roenel and h• was counted out wont urel•r lien. mime of J. Johnston The Ryan in the men who whipped Nick Bur relloget d•Oetives are quite rertain dish In Spokene a •hort tim• •go. Bur - that both of the robbers were in the em- Ielgh H h a ad y s. prevlou an i th st: r m . a u d i s t short toni i h w t o C r a k . e a f ploy of the Seuthern lrecific lip to the tie time of the big strike In Judy helot Fire - great surprise to the sports. man Northrots who wee brought to the hoepital here with two bullet.. In his TO JOIN TWO GROWING CITIES body will probably rrothr They are Minnesota Wane. to •nente the Oroand all but eertain. bey Gott these bandits Holding etsperior, Wiseenesin, were participents in th• taut recent St. Peel, hintrch joint reeolutImi train robberion near Areedo this, roun- was IntroAurel by Senator Spencer in the I,'. anti near Castle Switch, Ran JoilqUIO irenitte this morning anti promptly peas.) county. Miler suepenalon of the rules, looking to the •nnetittion of that part of Wiecnn CONSTABLL o ra l n t rated, n w to ttle u h i,, t n h . e ... e i tt a . y ionf o f4 i : rer r' ; ' 1% Its the BE_CH_TEL ACQUITTED retie* of Duluth and Superior be ronsoll (era arrived at the Soiled Stated hotel soon after the departure of thus Gregor, express Monday morning They both had bicycles •rei stated that they hail arrived on the train. the ism ...Toos was on the stand when emir* •tilnorned this esantwe• A i au for indite I emit. Fnieeeisbere. NM., March V Mamie. Veen. , istiehter Jacob Dean, living at Harmony •Wrolin• comity, failed to re turn free, school last eight A searching party fount' the body with the throat portent - e reel was one denying the appn rut from ear to oar and othereriee mal- cation made la behalf of Atimult Barg - treated. luynehers sr• looking for th• mann, the New Jersey murderer. under moirderer sentence of &tate. Washington March 21. -Hon. John M Langston, who for some years past has been the counsel for ex -Consul John L Wailer of Kansas. was at the •tate tie partment today to ascertain if am news had been received officially of the re- ported sentence of his eitent to 110 year.' imprisonment In Madaffascar. Up te noon nothing had come to the depart relent. Certain doeuments and letters from Mr. Wailer bearing on the conceit -ion made to him by thin liov• lovern ment, which will needesartly figure iti the matter If It Is taken up by the statt department, have been Med in the de oartment by Mr. Langston. As the re null of his visit to the atat• department Mr. Langston expremeed the convietier that the officials will act promptly In in , estigeting the matter and they will re fuse to submit to the disposition of hes c was by a court-martial and Insist upon a civil trial. slated into a large eity. The mwernor of Wrin••ett appointed • commission to act with a like body whose appointment by the Wisconsin authorities is *eked, to inveetigel• the matter and report th• nee- anitrY afar' rar its - savernpurninent If learned advisable. women Clerics Placharged, WeehIntion. Mecca 30 - Piety foto clerks, mostly women. on whet Ise known RP the bullion roll, were today They were appointed tool•r the Sherman, e m ilv s er r. .p rp ure a l hx1 I n t x i s . , t,,,..740 theyie • n e. t . h i a a t ten se : longs.' it. Income a ea r l_l_r n WrochInglon. April I rh• ItnItel State. •epreme court did not , leneele the. Income tee reef+ today. The only eminion of ilti A REPUBLCAN VIEW Comparison of the fwo Leading Parties GOOD FOR THE REPUBLICANS The Doestoerat• Plunge Into Webs While the Repobileaus u•re Paying II Ilionsta. Washington, March 81. -It is now 28 months since the voters of thus country in a moment of temporary inmanity, put the control of the legislative and exe- cutive branches of the government into the hands of the democratic party, and 24 months since It assumed that duty. What the effect upon the country and the people has been everybody knows. The shouts of delight on the floor of the Stock Exchange, and the blowing of whistles in the manufacturing section of other citiee when the democratic con- gress expired would of themselves tell the story, If shattered fortune*, silent factories and ruined homes; did not. -Bauirts of th atit e g It. effect has been upon the aff overnment, which the party elected to power 20 months ago has been trying to manage, In the mean- time, can better be told by a study of affairs of the treasury department then and now. The treasury Is to the government like the Individual's pocketbook or bank ac- count, and by the study of either for a given period It is possible to determine his prosperity or otherwise. The effect Of the election of 28 months ago Witt' felt at once. Men who had planned for enlargement•of their factor- ies stopped work on the plane. Men who Were contemplating large outputs of Manufactories chenged their plans and reduced their output. Men who were intending to give large orders Abroad made email ones, because tlicy were uncertain as to the future of busi- ness. People who were eccustomed to purchase freely reduced their buying*, and the effect was own felt in the im- portations, the collection of duties and Internal revenue, and a general shrink- itge In the receipts of the treasury. So It is worth while on this occaelon to compare the record of the 28 months 'Ono., the election of the democracy to power with the preretling 28 month., as well as the 21 month% of their actual Till- cuttuelon With the preceding 24 month's While there are no acceeelble figures with which to compare accurately the general iull,ll,ess oonditions with the preceding [telltale. It Is practicable to measure the conditions by that unerring barometer, tbe treasury d epee:tenon t, and its operations. which show more at- -urately than any other tlo• prosperity a adversity of the country During the 28 mont lis prior to the elec- tion Of the democratic congress and president the receipts of the government were, In round numl , er, ssibow,(Too, the expenditures M6,000,000, leaving a sur- plus Of $82,000,000. In the 28 moritten mint:* the election of democracy to power the receipts of the treasury have been 3715,000,000 and the expenditures 8870,- 000,000, making a deficiency of 1115.000,- 000. Here are the figures mide by side TS months oluc u2 , h ow erttr 000 e i2 he gm ee , i , e - t t h lo a ti .i o n f e4 18 • 9 1 2 .c . s ti ti on r- of il l u t t ilt 2 1 , de n order n t y. sa t t l is l\.. fy 0H t l h .010 34. . who pr.. ter to compare the period In which the democracy have actually been In power It is well enough to make another corn. parteon or two. During the first two years of President Cleveland's term, ending Monday last, the receipts of the treasury were, In round numbers, $430,- 000.000, and the expenditures V37,000.000, making • deficiency of 1104000,000. Der - brig the two years of President Hartle son's term juin preceding Cleveland's ineuguretion the receipts of the treas- ury were 11720,000.000, and the ezpendl- tures $707.000.000, leaving a surplus of 113,000.000. During President Flarriaon's first two years the receipts were 1304,- 000,000; expontlitures, MI03,000,000; sto- oling, 1201,000.000 Petting the figures side by sIde they look as follows Cleveland's first two years. deficiency. 1104,000.000. Harrison's last two years, eurplue, 113,000,000. Har- rison's first two years. eutplue, 8201,000,- 000 There is another interesting way Of looking •t It. During President Cleve- land• two years he ham made no ad- ditions to the sinking fund. but on the contrary Mut borrowed by sale of bonds 81e2.000.000. Including the premium re- celved for the bonds sold. During Prete- trient liarrisond term he borrowed nothing, but teduosid the public debt 1231.000.0011 Figuring It out by months the aceount stands as follows: llarrimon • • reduction of public debt, leer month. 14.101000, Cleveland's sta- tion to publi' debt, per month, M.500.. 000. on. ether point as to the comparatleo operations of the litIcKialey and Wile00 In we. The MeKinley law was In opera- tion 47 months. During that time the reoeirt• of the treasury were $1,181.000,- 006. an steerage of over $29,000.000 per month. The Wilson law has been in opethtion sir month., bringing In • roVentio if 1134,000.000. or an average et 82 1 .000 utt .\ ing p t1:e7 u' h r n g i ur . see side by side they I s s 0m . L1,1 se ?olives' Average monthly re- , ,sipi.. IM‘ hinley law. 129.000,000; &wor- m- monthly rerelpta WIleon law. For the eonvonienceof the a yerage leen who woUld Ill, to otorrIlleire the op- erettene of the treasury \herons bikiss end eller fielder' the dose nf dm - nee -Mb. ' T Y .; enith.y:eigenhgt\m'aognthmer'sinere'e48.pmit::clart.etiett: eurreent eleheieney. $115.000.000: „ menthe before democretic surcease, sur.„ ;due, $82001.000, 21 months mince Cleve-, anti's larers Inauguration. rieneieney, 000 . 7.4 month. before Cleveland's BMWn truretien, surplus. 811.000,000i. CM1V I l ' ;' \ :1 1\ , 0,000 4'1 . 41 Itl ia \ rrl rk iit 7 .n P: It 'hl re k du d e ' ll t en Pe o r f ul t:U 0 ,i.ht per month. 14,100000: are '11•Inthly tinder McielnleY 11111184 - 129.000.000. average Monthly receipt!! der Wileon law. str.goo.rxio. _ mut. et only fair at rlherteiree41 ant tection• are unimproved. . •
