Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 27, Number 38, Jasper, Dubois County, 10 July 1885 — Page 2

WEEKLY COUKIER. O. UOAXK. l?uUllhtr.

JASPKU, 1NDIAXA TOPICS OF THE DAY. Nws from Ivnrwhr. personal axd rountuu Jamm L. Btahtow, geaeral aceat ef tee Deeertmeat ot JwtiM, hu tendered his reeicaetlea, to Uke effect Jiim Nik. Sx-Pkksibsxt Fish of, the defuaot Harise Jiatleaal Biak, New York, has beea deaied a lew trial. Ox the mh Geaeral Great said he had apeat the beet day he had experieaeed slaee leaving New Yerk. Tkx jury la the oase ef X. T. Joaasoe at Greenville, Teaa., acquitted htm ot murder ia the kllllas of Major Heary. Abmirai. Porter, uader aa iavttattoa from Secretary Whltaey, la plaaalag a lew steel cruiser. Lorb Salisbury gave aa official reeeptie ea the 34th to diplomat accredited te the British court. The Pope gave aa audience to the Bbwep of 8ea Fraaclseo at Hone oa the Mth. Tbk sta-temeat is repeated atBerlia that Austria objects to Kiely as Amerieaa Miaister. He has beea recalled. Ix his last crop report Talmadge, the Milwaukee statistloiaa. estimates the shortage ia wlater wheat ef the coaatry at 1W,00 bethels. Okxeral Woi.skz.ct has beea notified by the Marquis of Salisbury that the Soudaa expedltloa mast be abandoned. LjETTzag pateat have beea receired by Jasaea M. Freeman, formerly ot St. Louts, Mo oa a telephoae baaed oa priaciple aot aew employed ia snob, iostru meats. Ox July Kh Lieateaaat Scheetse will sail for the Leaa Delta, to carry the re wards of the Goverameat to the satires who aided the survivors of the Jeaaaette m M is sail LUob Msxax KocxxroRT has received coa ftrsaatte ot the report that Oliver Fala died et fever while ia the camp of 1 Mahdt, where he is said to have beea held aa a prisoner. Abbitioxai. appotatmeats have beea aseae la the British Goveraaeat as foi lews: Uaeer Secretary for the Coleates, the Earl of Cadegaa; Uader Secretary for War, the Karl ef Du swore; Solicitor Oeaeral for Scotland, Mr. Baaaermaa Roberteoa. Tax Freeideat has made the aaxioasly waited appoiataaeats ia Kew York city. Rir. Mr. Spurscox created a sensation ia Leadea oa the 38th by a sermea agalast viee ia high places. Tn Queen, aceordlag to a Loadoa raster, ia detiroaa ef eadiag her reiga oa Ha actteta aaalversary mext year. Ox the 27th James D. Fitb, ex-Fresi Mac ec Me aurtae Benic, Hew York, was aeateaeed te tea years at Aabara Feel teatiary, aad has beea takea to that iasti satiea. Balfour, the aew Chief Secretary for Ire! aad, ia la favor of home rule, but has his ewa ideas as to what the term menus. Gkkxkax. Echoviclb clalaM te have ia fenaatiea that the Ut ladiaas ia Sou th en Ceterade are behaviag themselves. BuacxARD has beea suspended!-aad Dr. . James F. Kimball, of Feaasylvaaia; is ap pelated Director of the Mi at. Ktrxxdous efforts are to be made to de feat Lord Raadelph Churchill's re-elec ttoe, with a fair prospect of success. Mr. Frank Lxslik is said to be about to marry Albert Palitier. Ukxxrax. bolaxock, military comxaaader ia Taais, has resigned. Johx McCctxocss has beea placed ia the Bleeaaiagdale Iasaae Asylum. Tax Nationalists are argiag Sir Charles Dilke aad Chamberlaia te visit Irelaad aad poet themselves. ux tae ama Mr. seeeaers sixth sermoa ea "Evolution" dealt with desiga in crea tiea. M. Wabdixotox is aaxioas for Lord Salisbury to aame aa early date for the withdrawal ef troops from Egypt. CoktuiMtoxxR Sparks is gettlag hi self roaadly denounced by the land-grab hers aad surrey swindlers. J. F. MAXBrntLB has beea appointed re eeiver ef the New York, Pittsburgh Chieage Railroad. uocexxL BOLUxaawoRTH, for away years saperlateadeat ef Mt. Veraoa, Vs., is te be suoeeeded by Harrison M. Dodge. Mr. Raxball haviag aa idea the Fresi deat is about te tara his attention to the Federal eaees la Philadelphia, liagers aaxieesly at the capital. Thr trial ef Joseph C Maekia for per jury begaa at Chieage ea the Mth. Sox. Wk. Hxxrt (Pixafork) Smith has beea re-eUeted te the British Farllameat. Bausbcrt aad Bismarck, It is said, will have aa iaterview ia Aagast Jolt. W. Bowvax aad Ralph Ballia, ex amiaers la the Departmeat of Justice, aave resigned. Ootxrror Rktxolbs has completed his work as Commlastoaer to the Spaaish Amerieaa States aad has Hied his report Thk Festmaster-Geaeral has set apart the twe weeks following July 4th to at teadto pressing busiaess already before aim, aad applicants aad others will gov era themselves accordingly. The statement recently cabled from IiOBdea oa the authority of the Vienna eerrespoadeat of the Timta that the ap pointmeat of Mr. Kiely to be Minister te Austria had been withdrawn Is officially aealeu. Sir Arthur Bollivax, the composer ef Sagllsh eomle operas, arrived ia New York ea the steamer Strut-la oa theatth. Ox the mk Prince Albert Victor, sea ef ie rriaee ot waies, was teadered the freedom of the city ef Leadoa at Galld Sail. The Prides and Frlaeess of Wales, TJalted States Minister Phelps aad meet ef the embassadors la Leaden were ares

I'lMWABrKR'GXXRRAL YiuAsatwt the8periMteadeat of foreign mails held a three hour' eoafereHoe ea the Hh with reresentatlves of seven Amerieaa stesHMhlt lines ruunlag to foreign eouHtries In the Paeitie Oeean. Ox tke.h the marble statue ot the late Pres.deat Garileld was unveiled ia the Capital at Washineton. CRIMM AXD CABfJAI.Tim. Ox the mh a fearful explosion occurred

In a powder mill at Lucca, Italy. A num ber of people were at work at the time and very few escaped death or serious In juria. The bodies of twelve of the killed were recovered. A family named Durst was accidentally pMsoned at Plymouth, Wis., on the 35tR, by the acoideatal useot arsenic for baking powder. Oaedeatb resulted, aaa otaers were in a precarious condition. Trkasurxr Axdkrsox of west Hobjkea, J. J., Is cnargeu wica doibs ?ao,vw uehiad in his account. A max named Carpenter, on trial at New York for wife murder, tried to commit suicide oa the 3&th, but failed. Thk Pacific mail steamer City ot Tokio, ashore near Yokohama, Japan, will be a total less. At Balrdstowa, Ky., on tbe 3eU), aa explosion of a boiler killed three negroes aad seriously injured another. Ox the 9eHh James Arciae and William Far ohm ml, full-blooded Cherokee Indians, were hanged at Fort Smith, Ark., for murder. On the 36th Job a McKo?ner, a colored murderer, was hanged la Memphis, Tena., and Jordaa Taylor at Mopknuville, Ky. A HOT aamed n illiaia Hayes, s.xteoa rears old. was xouna a anrea wnti ats haads and feet tied, on the SG'.h, la Harri soa County, Iowa, supposably the work of tram is- He was a harmless lad and left heme oa theJd to go to church. After four days' work a jury has beea obtained to try the fire Italians, charged with I he murder of CaCuso, a fellow couh trymaa, ia Chicago. Ox tbe ath Mile Jump, a porter at the Wbitmore House, at Northumberland, Pa., was shot by John Cox, proprietor of the Palmer House. Jump lived but a few mrautes. Ox the 26th the building occupied by the Dickinson Grass aad Field Seeds Company at Chicago was partially buraed. Loss, ,000; fully Insured. Br aa explosion at Dudweller, Ger many, oa the Site, elenteen miners were killed. At Clarksrille. Ia.. Miss Shaffer, a young school-teacher, was brutally whip ned by two womea named Foraey, oae of whom was her rival ia love. Ox the 37th another ot tka murderers of Mrs. Hasell at Elkhart, Tex., waa lynched He was eaaght in Graysoa Couaty. Nkar Lenox, Ia., on the SSth, Her. C . Laughlln aad sister were drowned by the upsetting of a skiff. A X.ARGK amount of property was dam aged la Baltimore oa the 38th by a great rain-storm. Mkrcilkss war Is agaia being waged between the two factions ia Rowan Conn ty, Keatucky. Ox the S8th William O'Neill was drowned by the capsizing ef a skiff at Indianapolis, Ind. His three children, who were riding with him, were rescued. Nkws was receired at Gainesville, Tex., oa the 2&h ef the lynching if five more horse-thieves in the Indian Terr I tory. Ix a Polish Church at Toledo, O., oa the 36th. a faction quarrel culmlaated. la a riot in which twe mea were killed sad a umber injured. Ox the 96th Thomas Drugaa aad Michael Murphy, ot New York, foaxht about the letter's attentions to Mrs. Dra gan and Murphy was kilted. Ebward A. Boyd, a millionaire glass importer, is in jail ia New York awalUag sentence for defrauding the customs rev eaue. At Beaver, Wis.', ea the 3tb, three children were burned to death. Ox the 38th N. W. Gavin, Assistant Postmaster, aad B. K. Lincoln were drowned at Braaawick, Me., while boat ing. Ox the Seth Thomas O'Shea beat his wife's brains oat with a hatchet at Brook lyn, N. Y. He surrendered himself to the pelioe. Licski, the man who Maassiaated Herr Rum.'T. Police Counsellor, is oa trial for murder at Fraakfort-oa-the-Mnla. Ox the SS.b. a fire la the drug store of Lord, Oerens dt Co., Chicago, caused a los oSSO.000; tally insured. Firk destroyed the major portion ef the works of tbe Grand Rapids (Mica.) Manufacturing Company ea the 29th. It caught from lames caused by the blazing ef some varatsh into whieh some iron was plunged. The lees is estimated at 9K,eO to $40,099, largely ea material. It well insured. Whilk bathing la Hillard's mill-dam la Salisbury township, near Lancaster, Pa, oa tbe'itVh, Wm. Robin sob, aged fourteen, and a lad aged tea were drowned. Robin sea lost his life la endeavoring; te save the younger lad. At Treason, O nt aa Incendiary fire early the morning of the SKh, destroyed property to the extent ot nearly $900,000. A baxqukt was tendered General Logan by the Norfolk Club at Boston oa the evening ot the 29th. Ix deference to the popular feeling, the persons arrested during ths recent cholera riots la Madrid have beea released. Txhqraph rates by cable to Chicago have beea placed oa a level with those to New York. A griat rebellion Is said to be la trogross ia Chlnese-Turktstaa .against Chinese rule. Numbers of Chlnamea are leaving she Paeifie coast for the Santera States. The Seathwark woolea mills, Philadel phia, Pa., hare ahat down, throwing 1,900 mea out of em ploy meat. Complktk stagaatiea is the preratltag eeadltiea ia Haaaelal eireies ia Leedoa. At Lyons, Fraaee, a great striae ef wearers is tauaiaeat.

Bias have been reeelved at Washington

for the erection ef a Heating doek at Brooklyn. Tk eH&udard Oil Company has au orbed the Conttaental Oil and trans portation Company. A X.KW has beea passed by the French Chambers allowing the free manufacture la France of weapons of war. Accohbixo to Indian war news from the front, there has beea a little blood-letting en Mexioaa territory. Thk cltisen soldiery are assembling from all directions to participate lu the National eaoatupment at Philadelphia. Ox July eth a conference of representa tive ot agricultural colleges Is to lie held at the Agricultural Department lu WaskInRtou. Thk political difficulties in Kashgar are becoming serious. Ox the 30th the Catholic Knights ot America met at Louisville, Ky, CoMPAXtKd from all parte of the coun try are gathered at Philadelphia for the National mUltla encampment. A party of six graduates of Ysle will make a trip around the world ia the schooner yacht Brunhilde. A dispatch frcm Cairo, Egypt, says the English Gorcromeut meditates reoccupyIng Dongola. The embarkation of the camel corps has beea countermaaded. Somebody seat aa "infernal" machine to L. Lum Smith, publisher ot a weekly paper at Philadelphia, but it was discovered la time to prevent accident. Sour ot the European governments arc exercised over reports ef a prospective Auglo-German alliance. It is said thi Canadian fliherraen art dissatisfied, about the recant EnglishAmerican agreement, aad bloodshed If feared. Ax insurrection has occurred la Afghanistaa by which the Ameer Is said to have beea robbed of treasure valued at $0,000,000. Ax attempt was made oa the 38th te play a game of base -ball at Kenosha, Wis., but the game was brokeu up, and the parties arrested at the instance of a couple ot ministers, under tbe Sunday laws. A shipment of two million cartridges baa been made from Woolwich to Egypt, presumably lu connection with the Government's intention of reoccupy ing Dongola. Thk North Ashland (Pa.) mine was still burning oa the 29th, but it was thought the fire would be extinguished within the succeeding twenty-four hours. Ox the -Oik news was receive i at To ronto, Oat., from London that the Cana dian four per cent loan of i,OOO,OO0 opened oa that day was subscribed for threa times over, aad that it bad beea takea up at about 101 1-3. Reports of the ravages of cholera in Spain on the 38ta from official sources show a total of 1.082 new cases aad 440 deaths, anion? them General Galois, Di rector of the Toledo Military Academy. Ttfhoid fever is said to be raging is Toaquia amoag the reserve troops from Marseilles. Dcrixg the week ended June 27th tbt Issue of standard dollars from the mints was $144,407. The Issue during the cor responding period of laet year was $S30,481. LATE NEWS ITEMS Tax street car conductors aad drivers are oa a strike at Chicago. A lvmbkr fire at Aatigo, Wis., on the 90th, caused a loss ef $900,000; Insurance, gfOe.Ott. Hox. Edward Gibsox is to be created Lord Asabera: LtJClLX Ybiclt Dcdlky was acquitted at New York oa the grouad of iasaaity. Sioxor DipRBTia has formed a new ministry for Italy. Gxxkral. Grant grown weaker hourly, aad the point of exhaustion is not far off. Mcscros Pahha, Turkish Minister to Eaglaad, had aa interview with Lord Salisbury oa the 30th. Thk public debt was decreased during June f 10,500,000; during the fiscal year, $95,000,000. Carxarvox, Lord Lieutenant of Ire laad, aad Dyke, Chief Secretary, were sworn la oa the 39tb. Captaix Crawford has chased the In dians into Mexico aad captured fifteen women aad children. Accordixo to aews from Teheran war like preparations are continued vigorously by Husaia. JL G. Dux 'a report of failures for six months shows aa increase ovr the same period latyeer of 1M. A marble bust of General Sueridaa by Howard Kretschmar has been placed at army headquarters la Waih.'ngtou. Thk Pope bis ordered the Ultraraoataae papers at Rome to be frieudly toward the Itallaa Goverament Andrew J. Dcmost, ex-Naval Officer ef New Orleans, a lie public an party organizer and leader, blew his brains out oa the 3Jtb. Domestic trouble is said to have caused the act Khitx Haok. unmarried, thirty -four years old, was Irutnlly uutrned aud murdered by unknown parties near AUjgnn, Midi., on the frVtb. The UightUjn. D. R. Plunket and Mr. Holmes have been re-elected to Parliament tor Dublin University. Secrxtakt Whit.nit has revoked the order Issued in 1888 forbidding ottlcers of tae navy to move their families around with them. Durixo the last fiscal year 140 National banks Rave beea organised, and tbe cbar (era oi 1 otaers were extended twenty years. Thk Internal Revenue office at Peoria, III., changed haads oa the 1st, Howard Kaowles going out, aad Geo. A. Wilson going in. DR. E. Milks Wiixktt, of Memphis, leas., was ejected supreme Medical Ex amlner by the Catholic Knights of Ataer tea, in session at Louisville, Ky. Ix Mahaska County,. Iowa, the colored voters hare bolted the lUpubliean party ajsd nominated oae of their owa race fee Kearsssatatiya,

DUDLEY ON TRIAL.

laellle Yaeult Ittly, Who Tried te Kill O'lHtMovan Keeaa, riaeeit Oh Trial A KemlHdor f the lUy of the lHlle.au Trial. Nkw York, June '.. Luollle Ysealt Dudley, the woultl-bo assasKlu of O'Donovrh Kossa, was arrslnud at the bar of Special Sessions this morning, to plead to the cliarxe of felonious assault with InteRtto kill. Tiio plea of not anility was entered, and the work of selecting a jury at once cormneuceil. Kx-Judge Fullerton appeared (or Mrs. Dudley. The court-room was crowded to It a utmost capacity, but at IcaHt one-lUth of Uiomb present were detectives ami police officers. Hossa ami his Lleutunaut, Patrick Joyce, were both ia attendance. The jury was secured and pwom before recess. The following are the names of the jurors aud their occupations: Emauuel Simmons, jeweler; Cbas. P, Cohn, quilt manufacturer; Louis Krontlial, travcliiiE salcNtnau; George HcHstlnger, furniture manufacturer; Henry Mass and George Bruinswelr, designers and engravers; William Shlll aad Charles Dletz, clerks; Heary T. Illodgett, life Insurance agent; John W. Lathrop, jeweler; Goo. W. Phelps and Wm. L. Jenkins, Jr. At the reassembling of the court at 2:30 p. m., Assistant District Attorney Turdy opened the case for the people, and detailed the facts bearing on tnecaso prior to and alter the shooting. O'Donovan Koasa waa called as the first witness, and Mrs. Dudley leut her voice lu making things lively. Being asked his name, the witness replied: Jeremiah 0' Donovan Rosps." "That's not his name," called out Mrs. Dudley, "Where did be get tbe Uossa from?" "What is your business?'.' was asked the witness. "Dynamlterl" shouted Mrs. Dudley before Hossa could reply: "Journalist." When relating the circumstances of the shooting wltnoss said Mrs. Dudley had asked him to sign a certain receipt, which he bad refused to do. Mrs. Dudley at this cried out lu a loud voice: "You are a Hart You never read a word of it," At several subsequent points In Uossa's testimouy Mrs. Dudley made similar remarks, at one time telling the jury to move away from hhn as he was a dangerouk man, and at another, saying that he wan never struck by a bullet at all, but fell to the sidewalk through fright. Mrs. Dudley continued to Interject her sharp aad sarcastic sallies up to the time of adjournment, much after the fashion ia which Gulteau enlivened the proceedings during his trial. Itossa said that wbea he fell, after being shot, his less were paralyzed, and Mrs. Dudley added: "With fear." Thea she continued: "You were, scared, Jeremiah, and badly." While Judge Fullertoa was reading one of Kossa's linflainmatory editorials, she jeered: "How did yon like your owa weapons, Donovan? I wouldn't have shown the white feather If I was a coward." Mrs. Dudley frequently shrieked: "Llarl Liar! Curl" and repeated Uossa'n alleged pleadlnz expression: "tor God's sake don't kill me." Ross told the story of the shootins substantially as It was printed at the time. A number of 'Rossa's followers were present and occasionally hissed, "soy," "English azent" and words of like Import at Mrs. Dudley. A TOUCHING SIGHT. How a l'arty at New York Boy Provided KtHipectable Kurltl Tctr Their Drewaeu Pcaeolmat. Nkw York, June 29. While playing on the dock at the foot of Third street, oa the 18th Inst., a lad named Charles Sarllng. aged fourteen, who lived at No. 14 First avenue, fell overboard and was drowned. On Friday last his body was found and Identified. His young schoolfellows and companions, knowing his parents were too poor to give him a flttliijt burial, organizeu inemseives ihwj a collection committee and soon realized sufficient to pay for the funeral, which occurred yesterday from tne no me of his parents. Au eye-witness aald the sight wns peculiarly impressive. A beautiful floral pillow made of roses wm niarod nt tht head of a rosewood coffin, oa the plate on which waa marked the name oi tne uvau noy, aau many bouquets of flowers arranged arouua me room. Whcnlhe service had been said ml the nrocosslon formed, the following boys, all under twelve years of age, ranged thcmcelves on eacn siue oi me hearse aa pall-bearers: K. Erdmaa, W. rmw. i:. r.eiier. O. Ilelntzman. E. Roseaberser, Frank Gablel, II. Gramp, and F. Fleishman. The procession was watched by crowds of people, all much Impressed with the touching tnbato ekred the unfortunate youus lad A VICTORY FOR SHARON. Ex-Senator Sharon Scares a Point In Mis Case With Marah The Backbone of the Alleged Cetnplracy Haiti t tn ltrnkcm. Sax Francisco, Cai.., June 30. The Supreme Court of this State yesterday decided that ex-Senator Sharon can ap peal from the decision of the Superior Court, granting Sarah A. Sharou, nee Hill, a divorce with alimony and counsel toon. The decision stipulates that bo lirannv nhll be mid nendlnz the llllue of au anneal. Sharon's side Is much .i aim!. nd fie ij era 1 Barnes, chief coun h1 for Sharon. In au Interview with a United Press reporter, Rays the decision virtually disposes ol the case, as it win nnw lin triad lifnre another and Imnar tlal Judge, and be decided on Us merits. According to tbe wording oi ine oecis inn lawvKn mv It nuts Sarah on the of fcuslre, for if Sharon does not appeal for a new trial she will be compelled to, as it nnwomA intra am ataved until an anneal Is takes. Under any circumstances it Is bow conceded that the backbone oi me onmmtriAV la broken, and that It Is a Sharon victory complete. Sharon states that he will bring criminal action agalast gaiaa aaa Btr oe-eonsyiraiers.

NOT GUILTY.

Tae YerttJet In thw Vv ef I.Hellle Ysealt IlHtller. Wh Kttot O'IIohovhr KessH A Upeeeh tu tkeJtiry Klttmlug- thHt It Khe te Mad There la Mh Method Ih Her MadueiM. Nkw York, July 1. Notwithstanding the remonstrances of her counsel, Mra, Dudley Insisted on her right to address the Jury under oath. "Uentlemen of the Jury." shn xhUI. "I am not Insane: tie doctors hhv I Iihvo n liomi. cldal mania, hut 1 win reditu tlmt; my art was prHinmlltntud. I wImIi ytm to tleehle my chho by KCMiilltliiif inn on the Krounil that my Hftlou was JiiHtlllnblt or oonvlot tne, connlder that I whn perfi-rtly Jiihililctl In w.nsi i uin. i iiieani in kiii i iionovan Konsh. lit-U, hylilM own hiIiiiIshIoii, a rawardly murtlerer wlio heltus hltnelr behind the American ttnx. Hit told me that tlto blowhiK up of IniltdliiKS was perfectly rllit,. that he liitoiulcil to blowup the lloimoof ParlUment and Knullsh vessels, and that the IIvum of a lew women and children were aa nothlnir compared wltn the holy oauso of Ireland, lie wrwr murderer, lis had shown liiniself to le one, and that Is what determined me toslinot htm. If lam Insane, then every man wliostands up for his count ryli lusann. Alao.lf lam lioinlclilnltlttMiueertnat 1 never shot anybody before. 1 have carried a loaded pistol since I waa sixteen yearn of age. 1 gave 0'Dunornn hn fair a trial hh a prisoner hint evur had In your court. I nliot him and 1 am willing to take the con. sequences. I shall not appeal. 1 knew that It 1 killed hlin I'd Immr (or It. I am glad now that I did not kill hltn. because If I had done so the Irish would have considered blm a martyr; bat atsasNlnutlon hai a certain honor. After the llrst shut he beed for his life like a craven cownrd. Ho waa on the Krouud, and I could not hare misled him. "For tiod's sake do not kill tne." he cried, and ho I refrained. He la a dirty cowardly cur. I f ouml liim KUllty aud shot. at him. This is all." Mrs. Dudley apoke so rapidly at times that the court Htcnographcr could not keep up with her. Her manner of enunciation was amusingly Intense, and at times Judge, jury aud sudieuce were all laughing. As-lstant District Attorney nicoii rbkcu her If 8ho had threatened tbe life of Dis trict Attorney Mar tine. "No." she replied, "but I said be ongbt to be (killed for keeping me in prison so long without a trial." "How aoout mer" bskcu .ir. icoii. "Oh you wouldn't be much of a loss to the community If you did die," respond ed Mrs. Dudley. Mrs. Dudley aald that while In prison he had been perfectly bewildered by offers from managers who wanted her to lecture. "1 answered them all," she added, "by saying that I would consent only on condition that O'Douovan should come with mc, aud I would plvc a practical Illustration, aided by O'Douovan, of the effects ot dynamite on the human frame." At the conclusion the jury retired, and In Ave minutes returned a verdict ac quitting Mrs. Dudley on the ground of Insanity. A motion was men ni.iue to send her to the State Lunatic Asylum, which her counsel opposed, aud asked that she bo permitted to return to her native country and be placed In an in stitution there. Judge Glldersleeve will listen to arguments on the motion tomorrow. WASHINGTON NEWS. ItH-tln and HimIihm In the Treasury parttnrnt Inclilfitt totli Opi'iilnt: of t New I'l-cal WarThe OttMal (iulllntinn at Work Tim New Ponta! ArranRf tHrnU. Washington'. 1). C, July I. AU was bustle and business In the Treasury De partment yesterday. The S.-cn-Ury did not receive as many visitor s on .Mon day, but the crowd was correspondingly great lu the Appointment Clerk's room. There every one Is overrun with work. They are adjusting the machinery of the department to lit the provisions of the appropriation bill for the new lineal year, comncnclus to-morrow. This involves vront ilf.il of work, as the bill Is nulto dIKercnt from the last one, and Involves a ecneral readjustment oi me lorcc wun differences ol assignment aud designation. It will take nrobanlv thiee or four days to get thins straightened out. Under tae provisions oi mc new bill about twenty clerks were yesterday dismissed from various bureau; about thirty clerks and ollleers, including Dep. uty.t'ommlsBloner Saunders, who :t year ago wss dcMllcd to the navigation division, were permanently appoluted lu that bureau, and more than fifty transfers of clerks In various olllces were made. The liiirpuii nrlneln illv affected by these changes are the internal Revenue Departmentsnd the Hejjisier'rt omce. rrsna .i. Thome, of Orchard Park, N. V., will succeed Wm. Somervllle as Chief Clerk of the Internal Ucvenue Bureau, the lattcr's resignation having been requested yesterday. The services of J. M. Marsh, stenographer In the Special Agents' Bureau of the Treasury, have been dispensed with. Wabiiinotov, 1). C, July 1. The appropriation bill, which contains much legislation of a general nature, and which goes Into operation to-day, afecU the-rost-ofttce Departmeat 1 several Important particulars. It Increases thewelght of ordinary letters to be carried for two cents fromoRc-hslI to one ounce, provides for special letter delivery; gives the first assistant's office twelve additional clerks, appropriates $iJ50,000 for leasing third class 1'ostoffices: given (5l 4,000 for fast mall service In addition to the usual sum for that purpose; Increases the appropriation for railway mall service and star service, and provides for the reduction of newspspor postage from two cents to one cent per pound. Because ol thh reduction and the two-cent loiter postage, an estimated deficiency of 5,000,000 In postal revenues Is anticipated for the next fiscal year. The only Important change affecting the Interior Departmcnt Is that provision Is made for the trial of Indians for criminal offenses tbe same as white mea. Washington, D. C, June 80. The appointment ol J. B. McGregor for many years an employe of the customs dlvlslou of the Treasury, now asalstaBtand acting chief will be announced to-day or to-morrow, as chief of divlsloa, vice James, reBtgned. The appohstBWBt s oi strict administrative reform prlaclpiwaBd 1ft geaerally eefliBteidtd.

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