Show BY TELEGRAPH rab pan WESTERN UNION TRE line LIKE AME AMERICAN washington 5 tho tha doctors appointed to conduct the autopsy on ho the body of gui eau lamb hartigan and bomers somers are quarrel log among themselves imitating in a sma small smail 11 way the s ramble rambie cf of the dozen or more doctors who wh 0 attempted to treat ex preal president ident gar field nolda i wounds dr 1 M beard ef new york wai called to washington at the request of guiteau the day before his execution to mako his arrangements for the autopsy dr 19 lamb mb who la Is a surgen surgeon in the medical museum took possession of the memoranda and this morning notified ills his assoil ates bya by a letter that he had bad prepared a report and forwarded it for publication li to the philadelphia If edical medical journal ourn al dr said ci 1 I understand der dere stand tand dr lamb has haa a paper that he calls calla a report of the autopsy on the body hody of Gul gui guiteau leau this thia paper cannot bo be termed in any henso benso a report D I 1 limb said 41 1 I have bave prepared the official report of the autopsy and it will be published tomor to mor row I 1 the nut autopsy op myself 1 and none eise else has haa the a authority ah crity 4 tomu lomu A man may havo have some assistance ass in writing a book but that doea does not compel him to print tile the names of hla hia helnn heinn fl on ube ibe title page in my ray report I 1 have given the gentlemen who helped me at the autopsy credit for their labors but the report ia is mine it Is offic official and neither drs hartigan harti Hartl garu gari or have the right or authority to am afan laan thereto their names the senate com committee cittee on com con merce nearly finished today to day the consideration of the river and ilar liar bor bill the amendment vaa maa adopted to increase the tion to one bundred hundred thousand dollars was also added to the house bill for the improvement of the missouri river Amend amendments menth menta were made by the committee and will add to the bill as it came fron from the house hoube about making the total amount appropriated more than LITTLE ROCK BOCK 6 5 athis thib this city wa wai visited last night by a tornado for a hait half hour and the wind blew at of 72 miles an hour and for one minute it made three second or the rate of miles per hour these figures are given by the signal service no buildings were blown down but much dam dara age ago wab waa done to fences signs etc osage mission ma A tornado visited the country about nine miles east cast of this place last night several houses homes and barns were blown down gg Beluah 5 crawford county suf badly and a number of bouses houses blown down no iso lest BO to s far as heard beard from E 5 eang ewin of the firm of ewing was drowned while flailing salling a yacht race here hero yesterday Ekow hegan me 5 stephen coburn the younger brother of ex governor coburn and a prominent member ef of the bar bars while temporarily insane from sickness drowned himself last evening his ris only son followed him into the river and in attempting to have rave him was drowned LiN lim lincola coLw neb 5 yesterday at geneva while filing off a cannon one man was killed abd bild reven slightly wounded by its two young ladles ladies were bur burned by fireworks and will probably die evansville ind 5 three wo men were seriously ser ker lowdy and others slightly injured by an explosion of fireworks yesterday BT ST loum 5 the be publicans public ang ans special account of the ravages of smallpox in the indian territory and at okmulgee says bays there has been 30 cabre fiva five have died and un U unease uncase n cases cabet lare tare are thought to be fatai fatal tiie The adjacent country has haa buffered suffered severely muskogee reports over cases caseb nearly all of whom died there has been a great lack of physicians and nurses many deaths resulted from this cause in isolated localities the ravages of disease has been fearful 4 intelligence has haa been received that the steamer with an excursion party of persons on board collided with the john thomas near mingo at the th e junction of the ohio ono one h hundred undred persons are re potted to be drowned steubenville Steu benville 0 5 the death roll will probably exceed 60 50 there are more than eban this number missing and all chances for escape are heard from hundreds of people went from wellsville and east liverpool down to the scene of the di aster this morning the list of miming Is as follows wellsville Wells J 0 h n stevenson 6 aged 25 5 david Fargo 21 belle brandon ballie sallie kiddy E R P smith wine wife and two children wlllie willie ewing charlers charlas davidson 12 jos connor 21 east liverpool liverpooo Liver diver pooI pool iredle farmer cit thompson 19 10 lan lAa coio colo Thom whom Thomp peon son soa 85 annle annie carrle carrie boardman 11 E esthill and wira wire WillieP willie Pa irell airell john christy john tomlinson jacob gibson and wife Stevenson Dr and thred three men named respectively woods JK kennett jkenneth ennett and burke lowis lewis harper of wellsville was wag fatally huru hurt this thia ilat list L 14 more likely to to bce swelled than thin diminished 6 0 the united states senate having directed an investigation of tile the existing lela leia lela iela tiona tlona between capital and labor etc the national federation of la lauon labor uon bon in this city recommends that the labor union of each congressional district or county bend send a representative to washington as a member of nf the central com commit mitlee ee on national legislation and further rc commends recommends that at the fiza fira under this call of tho central committee on onna nations tiona legislation a directory of eeten memo ders he chosen to represent the laboring men of the united states ta before the committee of congress mr pettigrew of fallette ville ark democratic member of the tha utah commission said tonight to night K 1 I do not mot know ow when we will get RV away ray I 1 think about the last c 11 the month mr bamsey one of the commissioner commissio nene was waa aa here hers a AV few days ago and told me we that as soon boon as congress adjourned be would call upon the to meet la in chicago for organization we will I 1 not reach utah in season to superintend the registration at the august election when the members of the tho legislature and other officers are chosen mr DR cannon ex dele gato gate from utah told me upon unon his return yesterday that all the I 1 eople wanted out there ws that we should carry out the letter of the law NEW NL w YORK 6 at a meeting of the land league which davitt attended before an open meeting of workingmen he read the foll following Qwing cablegram from paris kindly repeat to davitt that parnel parnell nuion dulon and others propose to organize committees through ireland to raise funds to support the evicted and fight evicts eviction ou the committee committees funchious purely deafen eive elve will save the land jand league funds and are anxious for your approval time press prees ng cable cabie reply sig Big signed dej Ded EGAN egah time press prees ng sig Big signed dej Ded EGAN egah davitt sald eaid this cablegram showed snowed parnell did not think he would cause a split in the philadelphia 6 0 chairman cooper of the regular republican can ean committee wen went to washington this evening to consult with senator cameron Came in relation to a prospect for harmonizing the factions tt is understood that at a meeting of the state committee on wednesday next a conditional conditi oual surrender bui sui render renden of the regular candidates will be le read and that they will retire if it the independent candidates will do likewise louisville ky 6 A terrible fight occurred at a picnic at arts woods last night in chih h a drunken rough named ben parish cut four men named ben bowshot Ow julius Bertz bentz bentzler ler ier een ben lammers and bernard Sch seh alphers lammers hammersand Lam and bentzler Bertz ler are fatally stabbed the other two seriously the murderer escaped STEUBEN VILIE ville ohio 6 the following la ts a corrected list of the missing wood bailey john tomlinson Wilson paul Faul john christy eugene farmer G C thompson lincoln wright ben ebbins stebbins Bt lincoln Beard Beardm beardman maug mang sn stephen kent michael emmerling mrs Al michael ichael emmerling david freed charles leith charles sweat Swear ington lugton CN thompson LE ii E estlla and wife Williel Parnell jacob gibson gibeon and w wife james newman land laud john grouse brousel Gro usel usei all of E liast ast liverpool AE hoagland lyl hunter C BA W ewing edwd th thomas amas an malle ve booth chas david eon lewis harper john Steve stevenson ngon E ff smith and two children of wellsville two brasser bresher boys of steu benville cornelius plumer of washington Wash inkton pennsylvania total 40 eddieb bodies recovered evan P burke E beardmore beard more miss eddieb bodies recovered evan P burke E beardmore beard more miss harry belle Bran brannon brannoc nod noA mollie moue P shields david fago edward thomas chas sprague baillo kiddy stewart pipes joseph connor lincoln beardmore harry donnelly edward duff dufis y edward smith total 14 the of hunting for the dead bodies is fitall in prosie a 2 coroner jefferson of this county is on the ground and will commence the inquest on an the badias tomorrow to morrow the investigation by bythe the government inspector will take place at wheeling mingo junction 0 6 found this morning the bodies of charles Bw eringer of kensington ohio dan thomas the captains eon con C P smith of wellsville also a man bythe by the bume nume of Dun dunbaker baner from wellsville ohio about forty men came down with skiffs and a cannon from east Liverpool land and are doing good work by night they can secure about ten bodies mo molo moio c agrest A great many bodies are placed in phaen tha engine room and under the bo boar Want of the necessary apparatus prevents getting bodies out dut boats and gr grappling applin g tools diving bells bella etc are on the way ay from pittsburg and when tho the deck is raised at least 80 30 to 50 bodies will be found the aro are accumulating and wit what are found dead hyill amount tb 05 cr or 75 and nearly allwill nil all bb found in ana around the ho wreck every hour brings people here bunting hunting forab for fon absent ones find and gives names not ilot given giver bedore before the dead so far have been recognized and moved to thein their late homes bowart sewart bipes reported found yester yesterday aai dai uis not found yet yett s 0 R E I 1 G N X AIE ALE 6 5 yesterday was the sul Rul sultena tuna tEna birthday all jn JU the harbor were decorated with flogs flaga and salutes were fired the american flag hip lancaster representing tho the united states many natives were in a panic for a short time believing that the bombardment of the town had begun the european Euro peon action in not moving quickly and ind settling the matter off llad hjad is causing a dangerous spi spirit ritto lo 10 manifest its it among the e natives london 16 5 there is reason to believe that decisive ralli action wll be taken in egypt probably within the next 21 hours the cabinet met in sir Wil william flam har courts loom room in tho house of commons yet yesterday erday afternoon and cn c insulted with the duke dube of cambria cambridge commander in m chief chleo of th t x yi the result was wab rumored iaia ibia in I 1 j bb 0 of the bouse souse that alexand alexandra r igni lINI Voul coul j 1 be immediately bombar df d 4 ad that the battery artillery has been beeh orde ordo ordered red to be ready io embark for malta the gunboats gun boats dee and don have sailed I 1 to 0 the mediterranean admiral seymour complained to the jo governor vernor terner of alexandria regard have sailed I 1 to 0 mediterranean admiral seymour complained to the jo governor vernor terner of alexandria regard ing the occupying of two large runs guns in a position threatening the fleet and rhe the explanations offered were deema d unsatisfactory admiral seymour subsequently intimated that if the tho work was not stopped he would stop it alexandria AI 5 arabi arab pasha returned from cairo tuesday night he expressed an au intention of fight ine inz in Turkey England and all europe ho he says the peculiar construction of the forts will enable him to repel the landing of men he proposes to establish an african empire LONDON 5 the times thinks things it la Is only reasonable to assume the necessity for an egyptian expedition Is becoming obvious if the government would avoid hait half the measures and immediately call out an army and military reserve it would add trained men to the lighting fighting strength of the country private telegrams from egypt bay say the situation Is ao far strained that a collision Is inevitable admiral seymour seymours PA to the governor wab was relative to the rumored intention to block the entrance to the harbor by sinking sink siuk tog jog ships jaden latten with stone admiral seymour notified the governor that he would regard any such attempt asan aa as an act of open hos hoa til lity jeanv meanwhile rhile the egyptians such attempt asan aa as an act of open hos hoa til lity jeanv meanwhile rhile the egyptians are pre dispatching large stores and ammunition to the forts on the coast notice has been sent from the war office to kiety one towns in n tho kingdom including somo pome in ireland oi pi ordering dering the military authorities to reparo deparo for th e immediate calling allan out of tho iho reserves and it la Is a summons j bibba issued before the end of the week wees twenty five thousand arms have been distributed to various military twenty five thousand arms have been distributed to various military centres bentres in fon for arming the reserves the distribution of 20 more Is ordered chrt editorially says if arabi pasha refuses to abandon tho the earth works aarn admiral iral irai seymour will immediately open fire and bombard alexandris alexandria the i times timea adds adda thebe entirely ly independent of the tile conference and belong to different category of action they are ace an act of police rather than an act of war they are not based upon the general condition cof dot egypt the relation of the Kh ellve elive t 0 arabi pasha rasha or ady any of the referred to by the tho conference but simp simply lyof of the paramount necessity nece sity of securing the safety of the turkish fleet for which the government is responsible to the country and cant submit its responsibility to the decision dec islon lalon of any conference confere ince or the sanction of ol any riny single power A dispatch from constantinople states that in consequence of important information hor tor mation matlon communicated by byone one of the ambassadors tho the repugnance of the porte towards tho project of turkish intervention in egypt a s greatly diminished V 1 4 1 |