Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 27, Number 21, Jasper, Dubois County, 13 March 1885 — Page 6

WEEKLY COURIER. J

a. C. XOA5CK, InlUMr. 1 JASPKH. , "INDIANA. TOPICS OF THE DAY. ' i Hws from KvrywHf. voiiumi9SAL rxociimm lit t0 KM( ob Mm 3&th the army Ppfjiae Mllwu ttHtH the eenlse ha screed upta U iUhrtMN except rht retain to courts-martial la Hmo( pesee. There waa a (oak discussion, but the matter Snally went' over after a Mom)' debate In the HttMt, after the paseage of several Mi wader Uh special rules, the river and harbor hill was taken up. The amendment ef the eemmksee of the whole to strike out she elaase relative to the Improvement of the Mississippi t mm the head hwm to the Omo Klver, with Captain Kad as advisory eucmeer, was not sustained, aad altera veto the effect was to put tat el a us baek In the Mil. Mr. White (of Kentucky) , ta some random remark, reflected on the ' President, elect In a manner which caused air. Gibson (of Weet Virginia) to use Iantsaasje e aeTere against the Kentueklan that a vote et censure waa moved, but the motion. wm taMed alter some further debate. Ix the gwitt on the tttk the rsgular . annual naval appropriation bill waa reported. Mr. Hoar Introduced a Pacliie Kailroad funding Mil, but said that ha did sot expeet action at thta session ami his aaettvewaeto get the views ot the public. The preposition to Increase the number of annual clerks to Senate committee waa voted down.- The ellvor bill was reached. Sir. Uherman, In reterrias; both to the standard, silver dollar aad to gold, eoateuted that It waa to the latereete of all clase to malatatu a circulation of both metal. Imt thie must be deacon a'basht accordlM a nearly aa poeelble wwh their relative market valuta. Alter remarks by Moesr. Xek.JIlll aad Coke sustalala; the tela aytm, the debate closed lathe Houae Xurttier coafomice oa the army appropr.ation bill was ordered. A motion to take the Mouse hill with Senate amendment repeanag the pre-emption, timber culture and slcacrt land law a lrom the . Speaker's table, was lose Tim sundry srtvll appropriation Mil waa taken up aad tbore waa a lung debate on the clause providing for further aid to the New Orleans Exposition, some members who spake favoring, and oioeri opposing the. appropriation. The matter wen over. -Ix the Senate oa the STth the naval apprepriatlea bill was amended la one Im. porta particular and paeeed. A number of private pension bills were passed. The Mil m the Interest ot a niece of the late rreeWeat Tyler was unfavorably noted upoa. The apeoial river aad harbor bill passed by the Mouse was only read the Mm time on aecoant of objection In the House Mr. Jteagaa endeavored to take e later-Mate commerce bill from the sMaker'a table, for the purpose of sonoeawrrlag m Mm senate amendment, but Jailed. Tie sundry civil appropriation bill was passed, the New Orleans Exposition appropriation being amended o that slnhns outside of Louisiana would be paid nest. Under a suspension of the rales a bill reported by Mr, Willis waa passed approprlatiog to be expended for the eoneta nation aad completion of, works designated In the last river and harbor bill. The Pestomee appropriation btU was reported wKh Senate amondmonts, bat the Republicans In aa endeavor, to prevent actios oa a contested election case demandod separate votes, thaa ooasumiag time untH p. m., when the House adjourned until 8 p. m. to consider tlte peasloB Mils. , Ik too Bsnato on the acta the conference eommMtoe's report ea the agricultural bill waa agreed to. The substitute river and harbor MM waa read the second time. Mr. MHehelt offered a 'preamble and resolution Instructing the Committee on Finance to report a. proper bill to provide for leamedMte suspension of the eonage of standard silver dollars. The Iowa land forfeiture bUl was discussed, and a number of Mil passed to ertot pabile buwlMae la the Mouse the root-office appropriation bid. aa amended by the aaie, was considered. AM wore agreed to excoot the amendment relative to comsensatloa to American steam Mps for carrying the ataM, aad a new conference committee was appointed. In committee of the whole the isTtlHsatiaas but was considered, hot the debate digressed and. members poke wpon Mr Cleveland's letter oa the stiver dollar question- Mr. Hon (RepabMcaa) argued that K was a letter fuM of sense. Mr. UorslMlmor dieCBSsed the "ratter, aad maintained that the silver question was an economic one and net political. The fortincatlone bUl was Anally passed with amendments. The conference report on the army appro prlatloH Mil was agreed to. Iff the Senate on the 3d a letter from the Seeretary of the Interior was received transmitting the correspondence called la reference to the land frauds la New Mexico. Mr. HIM called attoattoa to the fact that the report was very slow In reaching the honate, and waa also unnecessarily long for so late In the session. -An evenlag session was held aad most of the appropriatten Mils were reported from the conferences, and In some Instances the two houses were unable to agree oa oertala amendments, and new conference committees were appointed. TIM Menute was In session up to a late hour......lH he Mouse vary little ot a conclusive Botnre aa regards legislation was done. An attempt was made to call up the Iowa contested election case of rredorlok vs. Wilson, but thafttpabltcana refused to vote. Kecessjwas tana until evealaaviad for an hour or no roll eatM and points m no quorum were fedujged I. .It was a late hear before adfsseUW.tt AX0 rocmcAx. - Thk Wachlagtoa Star states that Senator Qarlaad waa tendered and has accepted Mm Attorney-Gsaoralsaip wider Cleveland. TxLMRAMg front KorM aaaoaaee tho arrival of General Bauer's force atOakUul. Tax Oh(n Dentocratle mem bora ot the Legislature will attend the laadgnraUoa la a body. Vag. Ahjt a Parks, ever one hundred years of age awl bora in County Mayo, Ireland, was buried at Detroit, Mich., oa tte 27th. Xn.mk Kexkedt, twenty-two years of age, hanged herself at Detroit, Mich., on the 27th. Tsk Prince ef "Wales will start on his tour April 3d. Hon. Uuthkrvorb B. Hayxk has given toward lifting a church debt at Fremont, 0. , Alo.xso Flack, D. D., of HadsonRlver InttitHte, at Hud sou, K. Y., diel on the 1st, aged eighty -two. AtBAXY, W, Y., was visited by a most dettraotive conflagration on the 1st, starting in the freight houses of the Delaware Hudson Canal aad West Shore Railroad Thk fall of Oladotono, according to a Tarta newspaper, hsa been Germany's petitroai dream and Bismarck's aim. On the 3th ox-Qcvernor Fatten of Alaaatad(cd near Flerenee in that State,

Y predaiiiatscn. Frcsldont Arthur

.Asa iaa suttssmlBanu IssanHnl fm mnngj naemnmna-e-cp wa aipwnesn a,s,m,niiieii,,sm Maroh 44h at IS m. Ox themh the Adjatant-tSoaoral of Xew York itn-r a privato and select dhtner in honor of tho'roslnt-OMot. MM. Dwt.XY, who shot Rosea, and Short, who stabbed Captain Fboiaa in Koasa's oiKee, wore arraigned on the 3th and held for trial. Hon. Dan Manxixo ha resigned front the Fresidsncy of the Albany Sank, to accept a portfolio in FreeWon 'Cievolaad's Og the Sith Colonel Fred Grant informed a reporter that hi father was in very bad health. The doctors assert that there is a cancerous growth at the root of the tongue, which k steadily growing worse, and ho I compelled to take nourishment in the liquid form. On the lot hi condition, was somewhat improved. g Kx-Mavor Tom Xavix of Adrian, Mich., who has been a fugitive from justice for several years, having been concerned la heavy forgeries ef city bonds, has been arrested at New Orleans. Rewards aggregating $3,009 were out for his capture. A Loxoox dispatch of the 3d said Mr. Gladstone was seriously 111 and conflaed to his bed. Maroh 3d was the seveaty-Ifth anniversary of the birth of Fopo Leo XIII. Surgkox-Gexeral Walks m to be tried before a naval court of iaquiry at Washington for dereliction of duty. Admiral Cocrbkt has blockaded the jtfingpo aad commenced bombarding. Ox the 3d John Q. A. Bean, General Eastern Passenger Agent of the Chicago, Burlington Qalncy Road, died wddealy at Boston. Pre siBE xt-elect Clevxlaxd. Hon. Daa Manaiag and Colonel Lament and their-fhmiKes left Albany the evening ef the Id for Washington. VlCI-rRBSIDEXT-ELECT He.VDRICKS vilited both houses of Congress en the 3d aad was greeted by Senators aad Repreeentatlves regard less of political afSliation. Ox the 3d President Arthur received a letter from the President-elect regretting that he could not accept Mr. Arthur's invitation to dine on the 3d at the White House. A meetixs of the National Democratic Committee waa held at Washington on the 3d, the business being merely to con gratalate each other over the success atteadiag the work of the committee. A flax by which Californians-have intended to provide comfortably for General .Grant is published. The General is in such ill-health, though, that the matter is at a standstill. Ox the 3d the Prince ef Wales visited the London Stock Exchange. He was received with great enthusiasm. The members sang "God Save the Queea" and "God Bless the Prince of Wale." Gexeral Graxt's condition oa the 3d was somewhat improved. The General maintains good spirit. C KIM KM A'B CASUAX.TIBS. Five children were severely if not fatally injured while coasting at Pittsburgh, Fa., on the'Seth, their bob-sled running with great force into a passing wagon. The Pitts burgh (Pa.) detective force have unearthed an organised gang of thieves, captured several of them and recovered money aad valuables to the amount of $11,033. WniLK practicing roller-skating In her room nt Columbus, O., oa the 3Sth, Mies Oilie Fredericks, a young society lady of lb at city, aged twenty-one, feu, her head striking the floor with such fere as to fiaetare her skull. Her life is despaired of. Jose Gallrgos, the Xexiean who,nmrdored so many people at La Xevias, N. M., was shot to death by a mob. Ox the 3th a terrible explosion occurred at the Royal School ot Gunnery at Shoebnryacs, Eng., white n number ef artillery officers and scientist were testing a new patent fuse. Three men were killed outright and several fatally wounded. Among the latter were some of the most prominent officials of the Government Laboratory at Woolwich. Jim Watts, a colored murderer, knocked the jailer down at Kicholasville, Ky., and was shot aad killed by the jailer. h Mosk Catox, of Union City, Ky., en the 37th. hanged his wife, whom he married four years ago. Wx. T. Coxstock, a Justice of the Peace, shot Geo. P. Smith near Valentine, Keb., on the 27th. Cbtas. Deam, of Indianapolis, lad., after brooding over real estate troubles, ended his career. Ow the 1st 8. W. Ferry, a prominent resident of BereaH, O., was suffocated with coal gas. Ox the 1st John Miller, assistant head waiter of the Arlington Hotel, Lynchburg, Va., murdered Royal Matthews, the head waiter, with a carving-knife. Both colored. Thrkk men with cocked' revolvers enSred the State Treasury of Nebraska at a coin, on the 39th, and demanded money. The attaek was expected aad detectives were la waUfeg. They killed James (J rif fin, a noted criminal, and arrested another man. The money handed over was recovered. 1 MI8CELL ANaHHf S. WrrHIX the days ended the 27th wheat declined Ave cent a bushel in' the Baltimore market. Thk sportuaeu's tournament of the Northwest terminated at Davenport, la., oa the 37th. Now comes Germany and adds her opposition to France's declaration making rice a contraband of war. Italy ha sent $l,d90,0e0 to Massowah to be expended in the purebase of cam els. .Ax attempt to blow up a dam near Newcastle, Pa., with dynamite caused a conout si on that shook houses a mile away. Thk Italian troops will attack the Turks la the Soudan if theHsultan's troops interfere with General Rleoi's forces. Tux Anarch let recently arrested at Berne, BwKserlaad, are charged with a eeatplracy to blew up the Federal palace.

All the hiffh dignitaries of China have

been summotted to Pek4a to give their opiaiosM as to the expedisaay of eonttnumg the war with France. , Thk Secretary of the Treasury regrets the action of the House on the sliver question. Twextv companies of troops now comprise General Match's command in Indian Territory, and pickets will beplaced along the line to keep the boomers out, Ox the 3tu the "Gridiron Club," composed of Washington oorrespondeaw, gave a Itanquet, the Viee-Preeideut-elect being among the guests. Ax article published in a Chicago paper states that the Fenian organisation has been revived in this country and that an actual movement has been put on foot to organise two or more regiments to operate, with the Mahdi la the Soudan sgaiaet the British. The Crow reservation of Dakota has been opened to settlers. Tavkaxy'& contingent, 1,960 strong, went to Washington to witness the inauguration. The' proposed duty on maize was rejected by the French Chamber of Deputies. For the first quarter in the fiscal year thedeflcleacy la the postal service was was $r,Qa,m Ix the Reichstag, oa the 3d, Bismarck declared that Germany would never consent to the annexation of Egypt by England. A sortie was made recently by the garrison at Kaseala against the Makdi's men, and they were repulsed by the rebels with heavy loss. Ox the 3d, in the British House of Commons, Labouohere, Radical, vigorously denounced the course the Government was pursuing in the Soudan at present. The police at Albany,- N. Y., oa the lookout for cranks around the Towner mansion, Mr. Cleveland's abode, arrested two detectives oa the 3d, who were subsequently released. Ox March 1st the total outstanding debt of the United State wa $l,Qe,fcSa, of which amount $ltf,149,0& is interest bearing debt. Ox the 3d the Senate passed the bill for aa additional great to the New Or leans Exposition, making the amount $409,699, aad giving $15,1109 for the Woman's Department. A scpplehextary treaty with Spain has been coueluded. The principal changes are the provisions that the reduction of duties on cigars nnd tobacco shall be twenty per cent., aad the reduction in the grade ef sugar for free admission from No. 18 Dutch standard to No. IS Dutch standard. Dl'rixq the winter months of 19S4-8f, just passed, Ciacinaati packed 9W,-iX hogs, against 31,4.) 1 the previous season. Durinq February the decrease in the public debt was $,'-M,975; decrease slsee Jane 39, 18(4, 41I1M,S. The total coinage at the raiats duria; February was ft.lSS.TM, of which $?,3J0,909 were standard doUars. The receipts of revenue from all sources for the eight months of the current flscal year were $211,993,19, or nearly $119,099,099 less thaa for the corresponding eight months in 1SSI, while the expenditures fer the eight months of this year were &S99.909 more than la 1861. LATE NEWS ITEMS. Ix the Senate on the 3d a great deal ef business was transacted, the principal work being upon the appropriation bills, several of which were not only Much behind hand in being considered, but the two Houses were also at variance upoa many provisions. The conference committees were kept busy all day, aad each body seemed to hold out stubbornly. On the Fest-ontce bill the House refusal to accede to the ocean mail appropriation was the subject of much discussion. Mr. Van Wyck denounced the appropriation as a subsidy. There was an animated discussion upon the Oklahoma question and also upon the river ami harbor bilL Up to aa early horn the Senate wa still pegging away with a problematical chance of getting through with ail the urgent bills pending... .In the House but little wns done except to disagree upon some of the Senate amendments, and to agree upon ethers. Conference committees were kept very busy, and the Republicans would refrain from voting In order to break a quorum aad thus prevent action en the contested election oases. The House sat uatll an early hour the morning ef the 4th The Prestdent-eleet called ea the President en the 3d. General Graxt's condition is reported slightly improved. Tmirtt-hix persons were killed in a colliery explosion at Sunderlsnd, Eng., on the 3d. Mrs. Elua Blaixe Walker, the only sister of James O. Blaine, died atBaltiwore, Md., oa the ."VI. Irvixo Hall and the Couaty'Democracy of New York sent a delegation l,iW strong to the inauguration. Dlrixo theForty-eigkth Congress 8,3S bills and SIR Joint resolutions were IntroilHced. A Protestant church in Donegal County, Irelssd, was destroyed by dynamite on the 3d. All of the Cabinet officers placed their resignations in the hands of President Arthur on the 3d. A court-martial hss been ordered to try General Hasen, en 4he oharge of conduct prejudicial to good order and military discipline. Meanwhile General Haaea has been suspended, Captain Mills acting as Chief Signal officer. Italy still holds the Red Sea, and asks the other powers what they are going to do about it. Mr. Arthur will remain in Washington several weeks as the guest ofMr, Frellughuysen. The crowd Mn Washington at the inauguration was simply ettermeue aad lodginc pi sees commanded "kad office" fgurss

KELP FOR THE MAHDI. JwnWMI' Tswat ft4h4Nst-CI foT sWmYPIWmVfctfvJP Mrtt-Wfc aad Kvtraetlc the Mard-ssaraed MeaajrFrwm t)wi Peekets m Mis VcHsw OuHtrymoH aad Weae. Chicago, III., March 1. Accord in to a clreumetauthtl narrative 1 the lkr-0m thta morning a FenktH orgas lut t lot has been revived it this country and an actual movonteut been J Hit 4o foot to organise two or- more full reglmente of 1,000 mti each for servloe in Um Soudan to operate with the Juahdl g!at the llritlsh. This Is based upon the foHowiag order, a copy of which has been forwarded to several ooatmanders of Fenian oosutails im this city. HKAHQt'ARTEM TKXTAX BaOTHRRHOOn, 99) Uaane street, Nhw York, February 7, lirW. A meeting of Mm centers of etreJes represented In the following named eHles will be holdea at their respective headquartern aa early as may be before the Sttk lafct.. to take such measures as may oe neeesear' to organise v ach their quota of JS men foranlrUli brigade lor active service in Kgypt in the Interest of the Mahdl In his struggle for liberty. Immediately apoa oraaalaatkm the names ot the organlaatloa will be fcrwa tied to tlte Heekman street office In w nork, care of Jeremiah O'lonovanKoesa: New York, 38 men; Philadelphia, see men; Ho ton, Sea men; Half ale, IS men ; Chicago, see men. Your circle will take Immediate measures to raise for Kaeontlnxent the sum of lieo.ees, which sum it will forward by ontcer In temporary eoininand ot men. Bach man of your oiiota must he guaranteed by the ceutr of the city whence he oomea. Married wen will not be accepted. IStened William II. IUmiltox, Secretary Council Fenian Krotherheod. The article prefeseee to give the names of the prominent ex-oWcers of the Union and Confederate armies, ss having been cotnraleeloaed to service ss officers of the brigade, and General Fitz Hugh Lec, of Virginia, Is named as probable commander of the brigade. It is declared that the quota from this city has already been orgauized, and the money raised, and that the men will all have left for the Ksst within the next two weeks. It Is claimed that Marseilles, France, will be the probable rendezvous, prior to leaving for o THREE OF A KIND.

A Trie ef Dynamiter Kxperlmeattaa; With a Newly furcated Infernal Machine for tie Ky Anarchist, SodaMats, Nittllkts and Their Kindred Spirit. Huntington; Pa., March 2.- Three men, two of their names unknown, but evidently German and American; the third a Frenchman giving the name of M. Fsumand, who has but recently arrived from Paris, have fer several days been experimenting la a secluded portion of the Diamond Valley with Machine rj for the more certain use of aitro-xijeeriae and other highly explosive compound. The trio quietly took their departure westward on yesterday afternoon's train. The American had been here with a party in December last, who at that time made several tests of a compound nailed nitro petroliae, hut on this occasioa neither he nor the German could be Induced to engage in conversation. The Freshman, however, la order to secure necessary information, was induced -to coaAde, though guardedly, in two or three persons. lie claimed to be the Investor of the machinery he was testis;, sad when perfected, will receive an immense sum of money for It from the Nihiihtts ef Kussht, the Internationalists in Germany and France J ami dynamiters m America. lae contrivance consists ef a wick saturated with a highly lafiammsble wax and coiled coecerticaUy on a roller. It is uncoiled by a spring which la turn is xorcracd by a clock work gearing. The part last us wound burns with, a flash, Igniting the explosive with which it cbmHtaaicates. The time Is controlled by the length of the wick or fuse, the object now being to regulate Ks burning, which had been very nearly accomplished, as several very satisfactory explosions were secured. The American ami the German are agents of the .societies that em ploy Mr.Fattrnand, and are to report oa the results. They go from here to Pittsburgh, and from there to Cincinnati ami Chicago. SIX DAYS 'oN WHEELS.

ssermtilnEortfc Mc IHiy's Keller SfcatM TeHi-namcHt at MaiHsett Square Cardea, New York THe CwntS'stants. Nkw York, March 2. Msdjeoa Square Garden was filled last night by a large number of people to witness the opening of the six days' roller skating tournament. The hall .presented a brilliant appearance, most of the decorations which had been put up for the Arion ball last Monday being teft, and the pleasing ef est being heightened by long rows of electric lights. Among the entries fer the long distance skating are: Eugene Maddens, of Boston; Chan. Walton, G. It. Claxton, J. R. Meyer, M. F. Calhoun, of New York; J. W. Irish, of Newport, K. I.; C. A. Johnson, of Urooklyn; Albert Shock, of Chicago; J. Robinson, of JltrookljH; A. K. Smith, G. II. Still, J. I. Phillips, of New York; W. Boyett, of Port Jenis, X. Y.; J. W. Allen, of New Haven; J no. Kicks, Charles Kagatt, of New York; Frank Hart ("colored), of New York; II. Ward, of Chicago; J ho. Goodwin, of New York; Jacob Small, of New York; F. A. Welch, of Jersey City, sud J ho. Goodwin, ef New York. At the start some went off at a breakReck iaoc, while others took things easily, knowing the long journey before them. The first mile was covered by Small In five minutes; Welch was second, ami Irish third. Small did six miles in thirty-two minutes aad thirty seconds. At one o'clock the score of the Ave leaders stood: Small with twelrs miles, one kip; Sills, Steven miles, six laps; Shook, eleven mlhss, one lap; Watch, ekven miles; Robinson, ten miles, sieves eritJMI

FOREIGN NEWS.

A CImJ ArUtac Metweea llwclamt aad Kussta Ovsr tk tjstter's Admaev Toward AfjhanUitaii-.itmarek (htHsaMIs stasfc l'p KrU. the lyismHr, I-rfeatlsWd. WATCHING THK HKAK. Loxikxv, March 2. The medical inspection of every regiment of the Kritiea army, which was ordered em Saturday, hi proceeding to-day. The thoronghnsss with which it Is being don, and tit ha. peratlve tone of the orders promulgating U, together with the eitrnordmary military preitsrations, tend to confirm the belief that the breach between Kaghtad and Kussh Is rapidly widening, and that the question of war or peace between the two countries hang by a thread. Jtas. sia's subtle advance Into Afghanistan, and her evasive replies concerning the movements ot troops, have caused a determination on the partef the Goverasacnt to prepare for the worst and to be ready to meet any attempt by Mnssta to enter the territory' under the pro toot orate of the British Kmpire. London, March 3. Earl Granville seat telegraphic instructions to the British Minister at St. Petersburg yesterday, which amount almost to an ultimatum to the Kttssiaa Government respecting the litter's attitude on the Afghanistan frontier. The dispatch is firmly worded tsd plainly intimates that England is resoUtd at all hazard to protect strategic positions la Afghanistan, or positions which might, in Russia's bands, be a menace to England's Interest la India. "The Minister is instructed to inform M. G iers that under no circumstances will Hag! aad entertain llussia's demands for a cession of territory by England's ally, the Ameer. It Is now known that Sir Peter Fumades, the Krltwh rtpreseaUUve on the Joint Commission to settle the frontier question, recently resigned that position, giving as a reason his pronoanced views concerning the Arm attitude which fingland ought to take in the matter. He was at once assured by Karl Granville thit the Government would support him to the utmost 1 his resistance to Russian aggression. On receiving this reply, Sir Peter withdrew his rcslgsatlon and proceeded on his jouracr. He is expected at Herat within a few days. As a further evidence el England's leterminatloa, It may be stated that Earl Daffcriu, Viceroy of India, was recently instructed to. speeiUcally assure the Ameer of England's support. HISMARCK INDIGNANT. Br.xiJN, March a. In the Ketchstag today Prince JHsmarck, la a speech est the Egyptian question, sbl England had asked his advice concerning Egypt. In reply to Earl Granville be had declined that the only way m which England cosh! pertnanenUy establish her influence Is Egypt would he by adopting sch a poMcy as would earn the good will of the Suitac ef Turkey. Any attempt nt annexation would embroil France ami other nation in a dangerous diplomatic contest. Whfck It was no particular business of Germany, he was sure she would never consent to annexation. She did notearetc interfere rn the matter. Bismarck complained that Lord Granville had committed a discourtesy la pubimhlng couftdcatiai document, and saw he was obliged to make these explanatiems sc that Germany's position might not be misunderstood. RCKTON tfRXTrFTEI. London, March 2. Burton and Cunningham, charged with having caused the recent eidostons, were brought into the court to-day for further exaudcaUea. Witnesses from Southampton idealised Burton as the man who a year ago bonght a bag in that city which was afterward found at Charing Cross Station, and which contained an infernal machine. The machine was wrapped la a coat, of American pattern, havinc battons of American make. The Southampton witnesses also identified the bag In which was contained the above as having been bought by Burton. A TERRIBLE CRIME, That Mny Lead to Serious C AmnK the KrWHU nf the XesteanAmerican frontier. Larkdo, Tex., March 2. Captain David lively arrived in Laredo last night from his sheep ranches in Dimmkt County, ami brings the first .acoonnt ef one et the coldest blooded triple tragedies ever known on this frontier. Last week eight Americans, armed to the teeth, rode up to one ef Lovely's sheep camps, and asked the Mexican la charge, named Flore, to guide them to a certain point In that section. Flore readily compiled. As the party rode away, Floras overtook one ef hb shepherds, whom he directed to klM a couple of goats, and prepare a good supper for the party, saying they would return in the evening. The shepherd did as directed, ana five of the Americans returned at sundown, partook ef supper, ami then rode to a neighboring sheep camp, twe mites away, and forcibly carried away the three Mexican herders. The American bandits then mysteriously disappeared. Friday last Captain Lovely instituted a search for his missing herders, and found their three bodies hanging in a secluded thicket seme miles distant. No reason is known for this terrible butchery. The Mexicans had been m the employ of Lovely fer a number of years, and bore excellent reputation. Carriso Springs, tb scene of the recent combat between Mexicans and Americans, is the county seat of Dimmit County, but the 'three murdered Mexl-. cans wert in no wsy connected wXat that -raw. Serious trouble m eertam to TeseJl from this memMriasiMte kHthsgef Mxl