Fort Wayne Sunday Gazette (Newspaper) - April 29, 1883, Fort Wayne, Indiana SUNDAY 29 1883 PRICE 5 CTS Additional Deaths able of the Suffers Diaz Arrives at k Orleans and ton Inter- Tie feeling I have just heard a otton centennial exposition will be eld in your beautiful city and I link you have reason to rejoice over You may be assured that Mexico ill enter heartily into the exposition cheme and will do all she can to make a creditable display of her vast reduction and resources Party leave to-morrow morning by earner for the City of Mexico via era Cruz Fire at airfield Great Attraction at the Com- ing Races Distinguished to the delphia m Shown the Cil General Managers Linen Dis- cussing Freight Ball Carey In Several In STORM Additional ij Cyclone at WESSON April were two additional deaths at to-day H little son of T Mrs Finch The damage by le cyclone at Beauregard is now at 000 A singular in the cyclone may eve There were persons of Jewish Beauregard during tl with now be about forty in cyclone All of them were picked 11 of the debris and nut one was injured Col J L Power Miss A from French Camp gives some the storm in art ties The cyclone six miles west of French Gump Sunday ing at 10 o'clock id traveled northeasterly 5 in force until it left Choctaw in corner IU track was nearly a mile wid nnd thirty long The property is complete Hundreds Ire stripped or everything but their lad Ten sons were killed and wny wounded The Lebanon was destroyed At the cyclone struck Attala county loin the west taking in a course and Choctaw clock storm in places two miles It took up creek on the west side until it came to where through the county parallel with the 10 several m irs prostrating the whole swamp aid desolating farms The number tilled by this lost storm is not but many were wounded It he impossible for the sufferers to crop unless assisted The wounded are 1 comfortably provided with clean necessary underclothing Delicacies are constantly sent them been removed but forty-three are un- able to be moved The religious ser vices here Sunday will be at the copal church only The la used as the headquarters for the Bed Cross society The Baptist i injured so badly that it is dangerous The Beauregard were blown to splinters NEW April genera managers of trunk lines and roads interested in west bound met again to-day Since it has been agreed that there shall be no rat other subjects which th meeting was called to discuss taken up The only one of is the change of percentages for Lak Erie points and in regard to thi there haa been considerable discus iion The matter was referred at yes meeting to a commute which reported to-day making a slight readjustment of per In the case of Detroit Toledo and Cleveland by way of th Erie line The report was adopte without material change Othe technical matters of minor in relation to ftf were ale discussed The freight department of the join executive committee of the trunk line completed its work this afternoon an adjourned till May 15 At to-day meeting a change in the scale of per in the freight pool for points along lake Erie where trans comes into competition wit overland s recommended by th committee was approved Furthe contemplated were postpone meeting May Diaz New He of NEW ORLEANS April 29 Ex President Diaz aud party arrived th morning by special train from 8 Louis the Chicago St Louis New Orleans railroad having mad the run of 700 miles in hours The party were met at th depot by a committee of the mexica and driven to a hotel Gen eral Diaz declined further public a tentions In an interview he We are glad to set foot in you hospitable city once more We hav visit d a large portion of your tr and the spontaneous welcome ac corded here has benu repeate wherever we stopped You may sa we carry back with us the impressions of the United States an its people The social relations s kindly existing we trust will alway be accompanied by the friendliest BASE BALL Badly Beaten at Other TOLEDO April poor came to the front in great hape this afternoon scoring a victory ver the Columbus club which Fort Waynes so badly ay The clubs were a tie at tbe end tbe ninth inning The Toledos ade one run and the isitors in the tenth giving them a by the following 4 GRAND Mich April 8 Grand Rapids 2 QUINCY 111 April 28 Port Hurons H 5 EAST MICH April n the game to-day between the home and Black Stockings of St former were victorious by a core of 20 to 6 Weather cold but a ood attendance Another game will e on Monday 21206135 lack Stockings 10000121 i CINCINNATI April 9 Anthracites of 2 The Anthracites pitcher was weak nd the batted him to The made base hits to flve by tbe An- Long John Riley made wo hits and Jones and each made a home run PHILADELPHIA April es 4 2 Five topped on account of rain ST Louis April Louis 21 ay City 0 Take In the City April of the land league ind Breunan secretary of Irish national league Ireland ud many other distinguished atea to the Irish made nur of the city to-day iu company committee of prominent neu of The party tailed independence hall and then ailed upon Mayor King That lal received them iu a cordial and complimented the delegates pow the harmony dihplayed the con- tention and assured them of his desire to see the Irish cause thereby Egan thanked ho mayor for his wishes The buildings were inspected and ibe party introduced to the heads A through the and park Nearly all the visiting have eft the city O'Donovan Rossa am ils dynamite followers held a in the Girard House this Rossa states the plans of lie were satisfactorily ar- ranged and future developments will what the plans are Apollo Invited to jSAN FRANCISCO April a published and current rumors lie effect that Apollo commandery ol Knights Templar of Chicago would ipt the conclave in this city lext July growing out of alleged ill fueling between and cago knights and that Apollo making a European lay instead this summer the tary of the triennial committee this sent telegraphic letter to commandery of Apollo explaining tie situation and extending a most invitation for the Chicago to visit the coast The paper statements of alleged bad in on the part of California knights and while expressing an desire for Apollo to visit the the sentiment is expressed in it fails to do so the California will still the lies feelings Sport at Louisville April new to the buildings and the Louisville jockey club are almost completed The quater mile track is being rolled and bores will commence exercising over it the 3d of May The parade and sheds have been enlarged Onethird of the cushions have been prodded for the grand stand One and twenty-five new stal havl been erected The grounds have beautified with shrubbery and lowers One hundred and fifty are now on the ground and for all the stabling which is 400 stalls received The com- ing Meeting promises to be the grand- jer held Nearly all the best are being saved for the races e probabilities are that Derby 111 be a general holiday Diake Ascender are still ites same figure Watch ST louis April wrestling which takes place here June and 10 is attracting a good deal attention and promises to be quite b interesting event Among tiie so far are Tom Cannon of England Bauer Dufar Cross Whistler and Charlet James Acklon and Bibley have written that these rimes embrace some of the best the cone try west of this place yesterday mfl It first reported at about 150 miles south on the Santa road and seems to have followed lie line of that road doing great damage to houses and fences till it reached Cleburne thirty miles south of this place when it turned west and assed over Palo Pinto and Mineral wells where it was last heard from At the masonic hall and steam flouring mills were blown down Another storm passed over Bonham coming from the same tion but four hours earlier The mount of damage is not reported THE OLD Carey Implicated in Various Harden Blatters of Interest DUBLIN April police have evidence implicating James Carey fitness for the crown in the state rials in the murders of Talbot ice informer of Clark a Fenian in- ortner and of Bricklayer Behan aud also in the attempted murder of phy bookkeeper of the Irish People 1 is likely Carey will be tried for one of these crimes The assassination of Sehan was not connected with the troubles LONDON April Standard commenting on the proceedings of the convention at Philadelphia says knew a word from him y denouncing the dynamite policy would have produced deep effect on the convention but he will not speak a word lest he should wound the susceptibilities of some of his friends u America April 20 Castelar speaking at a meeting of the can club at Valencia defended his ancient principles of democracy and stated he still adhered to though modified by advancing years and experience He avowed ever that he would support lest his overthrow should lead to the return of the conservatives to power BERLIN April Foreign Busch who was recently given a long furlough has been called There is much surprise and speculation as to the reason TUe In Indian Territory ST Louis April from Indian territory say Chief has called a special session of the an- council the Nation to beheld April 30 to consider the difference between the onutltuticmal party aud the lent faction under which has caused so much trouble of late also what disposition most lie made of the appropriated by congress to the Cherokees for lauds purchased from them for the use of the The wire fence question and other mutters also will receive attention The question as to whether in the nation are citizen a ia also ly to come before the council Hale of NASHVILLE April spring sale of thoroughbred yearlings at Uelle Mead thin took place in the rain Forty-two aud fil- lies by Enquirer and Great Tom brought nu aggregate of of which the brought The largest purchasers were Dwyer Bros of Louisville B.C Pate St Louis and George Two Enquirers brought the highest fleures respectively and They were bought by Dwyer ty other Enquirers bought by Speth of Louisville brought respectively and There was a large attendance Among the visitors were Senators Bayard and Jackson Suit NEW YORK April the suit of Cornelius va his former wife Sarah E Perry for the recovery of his property valued at which be had conveyed to her while drunk and under the impression he was executing a trust daed and in which the jury found a verdict in his favor the supreme court gave an order requiring the defendant to cause why a receiver should not be pointed and granted an injunction re- straining her from collecting any ol the rents or interfering with or dis- posing of the property pending the final determination of the action uing thirty-five miles an hour James Hawkins a passenger suddenly arose and shot Bob Reeves through the heart Hawkins then from the train and is thought to have his neck broken Both are from Decherd Tenn Festival Closed April three days musical festival by the Oratoria society assisted by Theodore Thomas closed to-night and was most successful Thomas continues a series of seventy-four performances all with local musical associations in many cities in the Ohio valley and northwest terminating at Sau cisco The Commissioner of Internal Tenders His Resignation to the President Disastrous firu at Iowa BURLINGTON IOWA April special to the Gazette from Iowa says the greatest fire in the tory of the city visited that place last night between 12 and 1 o'clock All of the south half of the east side of the square is in ruins At 3 o'clock nothing was left but a mouldering mass of ruins Loss mated at partially insured Ware Lynched FLORENCE ALA April immense crowd here to-day ered the jailor and hung George Ware a prisoner who murdered a boy named Bohert Bethune at Muscle Shoals last week Before hanging Ware con- essed that he murdered the boy for and a plug of tobacco aud threw the body in the river Welcomed OTTAWA April afternoon he mayor iu the presence of the soard of aldermen and a large of citizens presented an official address of welcome to Louise on her return from Bermuda It was couched iu warm congratulatory guage and the reply was equally cordial A Cooper Will Posh Their Against Supervising Architect HilL American Troops Permission to Cross tie ter FORTWORTH April special to the z gives meagre lars of i which over the country south Wind storm In Texas wind and hail storm The Royal Style In WAleh will Travel NEW YOKK April before leaving signed a con- tract with Colonel Mann for a special train of Mann boudoir cars for the use of Her Majesty's opera troupe in the United Scutes next winter One car is especially designed for Madame Adaline Patti's use and will be named after her Colonel Mapleson was in- to build this train iu order to obviate the fatigue to which his ar- are exposed on such an dinary tour The cars will be lighted by the electric light money CITY OF MEXICO April 29 dent Gonzales has sent a message to congress asking authority to ate a loan at home or abroad and re- new the mint contracts The Two Republics states that the president intends to negotiate a loan of from to in London by flve per cent customs receipts The loan is intended to meet the current expenses of the The renewal of the mini contracts it is expected will yield The visit of Bivas to don is in connection with the loan Accidentally Killed JERSEY CITY April Delser while showing a revolver to a friend Herman Schmidt this ing accidentally discharged it ing instantly on a Train CHATTANOOGA April as the north bound Nashville train was Hearing Anderson miles below this city Recovered BOSTON April 29 L van claims to have fully recovered and goes into training for an ter with Mitchell His weight is 197 pounds stripped and he will contest at about 100 He says he will be as strong as ever aud as fit as he ever was in his life when he faces the lishman April Co stationers 482 street have failed April attachment has been served against E M well manufacturer of woolen goods at Leominster Liabilities reported at assets Ucna LOUISVILLE April Vanderespt lor the past twenty years vice from Belgium in Ibis city died of this evening at 5 o'clock in the year of his age He came to this city from Belgium in He was one of tbe widely known drug dealers of the city After Many Years ST ALBANS Vt April state authorities after much tion in Canadian courts has got session of bequeathed'to the state lor the benefit ol the common schools by ol Brantford WAS a native of Vermont and died in 1877 n NEW April the Decatur Evansville and the Louisville New Albany received again into the com- bination Tho Nickel Plate road was also received into the pool at the road meeting to-day Dead BAST April the celebrated stallion died at Red aged 29 years tie was reputed to be the oldest lion in America His pedigree in possession of his owners is traced back to the year 1400 Hall HOT SPRINGS AKK April disastrous hail storm ever known occurred at noon to-day Many buildings were badly damaged hundreds of windows glaas were broken aud it is feared tbe growing crops weie badly damaged Open CHICAGO April here state the propeller Champlain in working her way through the of Mackinaw yesterday morning The straits are reported still very full of ice however i The Wounded DETROIT April from Battle Creek to-night state the wounded victims of yesterday's dent on tbe Grand Trunk are ing excepting R T Budd of cago the colored porter who will die Funeral of w Paster FOSTORIA Ohio April funeral of Charles W of Governor Foster was the largest here people viewed the remains Company Completed MADISON April woolen mill company with a capital of 000 completed its to-day The erection of the mill will be com at once Fatally Injured April a race ot circus night Mrs Cook's horse fell and she ia thought to be fatally injured Dead ATLANTA April Wil M Brown president of agricultural college died at Athena RAUM RESIGNS Claim Made to a Tract of Land in Heart of the City of St Lonig Commission Appointed to Investigate Alleged Fraudulent tation of Sugar WASHINGTON The to be of loner matters WASHINGTON April ey A Cooper manufacturing com- pany of Philadelphia have their determination not to preas heir charges against Supervising Architect Hill Supervising Architect Hill has re- quested Secretary Folger to push us much as possible the pending gation into the of his as 16 is desirous of having all the bis character growing out ol the charges removed tary Folger has not as yet received a reply from Mr Murch iu to the designation of Fifth Auditor der as a member of the committee aud Mr J 8 Blair as special counsel to assist in the prosecution of the case BAUM'S General Kama called on ihn dent this afternoon in company with Assistant Secretary New and handed him his resignation The president expressed surprise ou the ob- ject of his visit and or an ex- planation Raum said he had been In office for a long lime and had con- cluded that his private interests re- quired all his attention The dent spoke or Ut neral re- and said he appreciated his services iu tne degree He hoped that tion had not been by any act ot his or of the treasury depart meut Raum assured the president that this was not the aud took iu express his high personal record for the president and Secretary Folger many acts of courtesy extruded to him by those gentlemen The president said thit while he accepted tue resignation he did eo with he re- the loss of so valuable an cer General Raum has held the office of commissioner of internal revenue for six years and nine months He says he intends to resume tbe tice of law will open an office in this city as the necessary ar- rangements can be perfected CLAIM Messrs Curtis Burdette acting counsel died with the of the RenenU office to-day an application for an approval of survey No as by township plat of St Louis Mo in favor of the representatives of Joseph Calve The tract of land is In tbe center of the city of St Louis and includes an area of two arpents fronts by forty deep The applicants maintain that it can be demonstrated beyond the possibility of a doubt by the records that tbe laud granted to Calve aud confirmed to his legal by Recorder Bates and the act ol April 29 1816 is identical with the land surveyed by Joseph C Brown as survey No COUNTERFEITERS ARRESTED Officers of the treasury report the arrest in New York of a gang of answering to the following George T Stanley Mathew Rooney Hugh Curry Thomas nev Patrick Smith Thomas Reilly John O'Neil Isaac Kearney and Jane Holden COMMISSION APPOINTED Secretary Folger has appointed Special Agent A C Tinkle and O L Spalding of Detroit and John E Searles secretary of the Havemeyer sugar refining company of New York a commission to visit Sau and investigate the alleged fraudulent importation of Hawaiian sugar The commission has been instructed to inquire particularly into the charges preferred by Representative Belmont This commission is a substitute for the one heretofore designated which was composed of Agents Chamberlain and CAN'T CROSS THE BORDER In response co a communication from Secretary in- quiring whether there will be any ob- to our troops following the Apaches from Arizona over the der the Mexican minister has replied thac such action cannot properly be taken without the express consent 01 the Mexican senate A telegram was accordingly sent to General Crook this by the secretary of war directing him to be to observe the with Mexico on this subject and to restrain all troops under his command from tin boundary line into Mexican territory SMUGGLING The solicitor of the treasury has de tnat the collects of customs a ln has t arrest smugglers as well as to geise goods It is estimated hat the government loses anon ally about by smuggling carried n along the Rio Grande A Settled MILWAUKEE April f Alex Young va Peter Geach for paid on a contractor puts and calls entered into July ast was decided to-day in favor of foung giving him the nnd to date The arbitrators met his afternoon in the chamber of building McGeach by James G Jenkins The case in brief is that Young and thers had a contract with McGeach and paid him on November 1 sent Young notice that her wanted nothing more to do with aad would refund the y but when Young went for money demanded which was at that time to bis age Young refused to deliver the wheat and sued before the arbitration for the money paid ut mentioning and One of the arbitrators denies that the settled but it is understood was from good authority and will be made BOSTON April board of and charity has voted to take harge of the state at It was unanimously that Willis D tendent of the Indoor poor proceed to the and there to inspect the management nd government of it till further ers by the board reporting his ngs and findings daily to the or of charities of the board The de- of the board having been com- to Governor Butler he wrote the chairman asking the board o make an alphabetical list of all in- of the by actual punt in order to a verification of the jooks The CINCINNATI April tead of the the following statement night for tbe Associated The holders of the stock of iteming Journal company sold it lay to an association of gentlemen who will it is Understood unite with the Cincinnati Newspaper Publishing company and issue on Monday morning Corner the first number of the Senator y April Anthony is about trie same Fifth Ward Republican at A large and enthusiastic meeting of Republican aud Independent voters was held at the above hall last Ing Captain F F was chosen M shairman The object of the meeting was to nominate a candidate for for the ward Mr Alexander S Bayless was unanimously as candidate for councilman Mr Bayless accepted the nomination hanking the meeting for the honor conferred pledging himself to use every honorable effort in his power to secure his election On motion one present pledged their hearty port and individual wotk to achieve he desired result Captain F F Bolti was appointed a committee of one from the ward during the election The following working committee was appointed for tbe ward Herman Michaels D A Woodworth John William L Smith and F F Boltz The nominee Mr Bayless is one of our best known citizens the son of the Hon Loll 8 Bayless He haa lived his entire life in our county and city is a property holder and tax payer a man of good judgement pure honest and in every way worthy to represent the fifth ward The Republicans and Independent voters must see to it that he is tri- elected on Tuesday next The choice is a wise one as Mr less will if elected be an honor to city and the ward he will represent THE They Have Placed for- tbe Council In the Field and Will AJI a Full Ticket Last evening large and meetings were held at the ters of the various wards by Re- publicans and independent crats and the following made for In the Third and Eighth wards the candidates were endorsed they are good and able men The following ia a list of the councilmen as nominated last First Harry I Janna Second ChaMes L Olds Third Wolf Fourth Si d C Lumbard Fifth Ah JX H Bayless Sixth Lincoln Seventh E Graham Eighth William Doehrman The rest of the ticket will bo an- and it will be of unusual strength The disgust over Democratic ring rule was never more thau and it will be expressed at the polls
