| Show BY TELEGRAPH PER rep q demonn une UKE AMERICAN washington 3 T the president today to io day nominated william astor aspeti of new yore york to be minister to rome vice goo geo P marah marsh deceased mr aster was one of the noble 26 in the new york senate who voted from first to last for the election reelection re of mr conkling after that gentleman resigned from the united states senate mr astor aster also clung closely to the fortunes of mr platt and when his chances waned under the blaze blize of a halfbreed sun the vote of appointee to rome borne was cast for Cr crowley crolley owley ovley the defendants in the star route cases are demoralized over the result of the testimony of their witness A 0 bueil buell yesterday mutual inactions are indulged in among defendants tend fend anta ants counsel ingersoll who called a witness to the stand has been soundly abused for so doing by his legal associates and today to day that usually genial gentleman walked to and fro in front of the court house with an angry frown upon his face only del deigning gnIng to put in an appearance when the af afternoon session be ran can n the damaging character of testimony became more ap parent when considered with reference to previously introduced evidence walsh swore that brady paid buell 1000 buell bueil denies this and admits that brady loaned him sio after admitting that he haasl had a accepted a fee from walsh while acting as an officer of the senate he was confronted with his card in which he boldly declai declared ed that whoever made such a charge lied altogether his testimony was a boomerang for the thieves and seems to have upset their plan of defense NEW yobu 3 the central and south american cable announces its lines will be open for public use by the clase close of the present month connections will ba be made at galyea ton with the mutual union telegraph company and at callao with the t e transcontinental trans continental and eastern telegraph company and the bys syb terns terms of south america OMAHA 3 the tho union pacific has entered into racing the overland trains against the boum soum ern em route tho two trains loaded with tea have made the run from san francisco to chicago via the union pacific and chicago 3 burlington quincy roads in six eis days and a fraction thia run exceeds that previously made by a tra train of awen twenty cars which made a trip from ean ban n fran ran cisco to kansas sas bas city only via the southern pacific and atchison to peka santa fe road ad in six bix days and bix eix hours it should be borne bome in mind that tho the train on the southern route made about tho the same 0 speed eed per hour aa as those on the no northern r route but had bad the disadvantage of nearly miles greater distance and eo so fell behind one day en route BOSTON bostos 3 A dispatch from chicago today shadowing foreshadowing fore a railroad freight war between the atlan tic and pacilio coasts has stirred up feo POO people e here business obtained by taking taking california trade at cheap rates is regarded as sufficient to induce certain roada roads to break brente the pool agreement all threats of the southern lines to bill on bt st louis LOJ IB and adopt similar improper tactics in regard to billing could hardly be considered of any importance at the same time it was evidently thought the request of the commissioner that these practices be discontinued was to stop the evil but what steps he would take to compel the enforcement of his request it was impossible to tell wreck oa on the chicago northwestern just outside the city was caused by a washout wash out which the local passenger t trains ains sins from waukesha first struck wm win sherman bherman the fireman frank purcell Par nar cells eells the engineer and IV P F hell the were inbur ed sherman very seriously BELOIT ras kas 3 thib thia morning the cast bound passenger train on the central branch of the union pacific met with a serious senious accident at granite creek 16 miles west of here the eng engine i ne and mail and express rem rew cars went throng a burning bridge a distance of over seventy feet the engineer and fireman nir fir ernan oraan were badly brushed and scalded by steam and both died before reaching this city ALBANY AI as NY Y 8 the centra J railroad Bail rail road tre fre freight i house fee feet i felito day and Is a total wreck I 1 there were barrels of flour and md a large amount of other goods nat troy K N aj Y 3 four elephants belonging to a circus escaped to night abight several persons persona were inbur ed ad one elephant entered a rolling mill iron works and cleared out the mill he knocked over a bloom containing red hot iron and finding it too hotler hot left t the works and made for tor or the river three elephants were secured cored Be but at midnight tho the most furious was still at large DENVER I 1 3 A dozen operators in the western union office here quit work in a body last night upon the refusal of tho the manager to advance their salaries laries ea something entirely out of his power later la in the evening superintendent dickey of omaha requested themen the men to 6 return to work until the matter could be properly referred to the general management this they refused to do and their places were immediately filled and there has been no Interrupt interruption ign irn in the of the office AUSTIN I 1 tex 3 the mayor mayon of rio grande city yesterday telegraphed the governor tnt that the yel low ow fever had broken out in the towns on the mexican fide ide f of the river and a panic existed and rio blo grande city being overrun with refu refa refugee ees eeb ife lie went on with quarantine and the governor instructed him to use his di discretion until the health officers of the state arrived hort FORT montana 3 A large number of beef cattle eattle are coming into miles city for shipment t one hundred bine are being geat seat east daily dally and head are reported coming down the tongue river the shipment eo so far has been about anu and cars for more have been engaged from miles city this year will not fall nar far short of head the cattle are in fine line condition the last lot shipped averaging over 1000 lbs ibs each kreon kuron ohio 3 othere there is a dam row in jn progress here the hydras illo ilo company constructed a dam which was torn away en on a claim that it polluted the waters the matter went to the courts where the company got an injunction restraining interference with its work the company today to day brought up atall italians ans ang to reconstruct the tha dam the citizens turned out to 10 oppose it then hen biao llao mayor savay and ponce volice ahmed wp tip next there wair was a general scrimmage but uola nobody y hort hurt the citizens say the dam shall not be built the courts to tha the contrary notwithstanding montreal ISION TREAL 3 major hiram milis mills a native of virginia died today aged 86 he leaves to charities stipulating that no drinking or smoking s oking be tolerated in col leges e ea receiving his bounty tucson A T 3 the star avar special mexican advices advises from guaymas Gua bonora sonora says oa monday last aubrelio Au erelio canta tran an actor clar was shot and killed by P procopio plo pio murietta in a house of willfam ill lii tame fame the tile slayer ia is a nephew of the notorious california outlaw joaquin murletta he killed two nenI aLos angeles made aises his escape from prison to new york where he was again incarcerated from there with a he again escaped and has been hero here since he was shot on tuesday morning by order of the governor the port of is full of merchant vessels the heavy raina rains cau caa ej several washouts was waa houts shouts on the bonora sonora railroad last week the prefect of the district of montezuma sends the following to gov ortiz 1 I have the honor to inform y you ou that on the tho between the hourd houra of nine and ten am the apaches attacked col torre res nes atE at encino 18 miles from here res nes atE at encino 18 miles from here who wag was accompanied by bix els federal troops the fight night lasted three hoars haars ho ars arb resulting in the death of viciento Alc lento provencio Provin Pro vincio clo cio the desperado deaper ado of the district and all the troops except five federals and col torres torrez who was wounded tho the indians took all of the tho doreca equipage and stores thoy they strongly fortified for fon tined and und completely ambushed the troops A force of troops have been sent in of the apaches who are moving towards tho the arlana border laredo texas 8 3 it ig kopor ted that the mexican national kai Kat lonai ional ad is completed to sab bab Sa bloss 0 as 20 miles from monterey the telegraph lines of the same company are completed to monterey NEW 4 an au augusta me bic S special says bays tho sprague mills wills ana be longin were wore bold sold at auction yesterday for to jacob edt wards warda the boston 4 property prop arty cos and has been ona ono cf the best paying milli under Bc receiver celver Chaff eelis control the business failures reported to new york during the past seven days lays are against ill ili las irs lass week the rho eastern states furnished 16 Vl western estern 30 southern 18 middle middie 24 pacific coast and territories 13 md 4 A portion of the providence paper mill owned by the philadelphia mccord was burned this morning the loss ia is estimated at ky 4 during this season blooded cattle have been sold in kentucky at an average of of this total costing each remain in the state and leveraging eve raging go to other states maltia MARIETTA 0 4 the um urn river biver rose suddenly at midnight and tore out moro more odthe dam making a gap of a hundred and fifty feet J B west lost bix eix barges of coal and wm bucks three navigation ia la suspended up to tho the next dam a distance of five live miles the total loss ia is A san antonio anton lo 10 texas special says baye bernard stevens blevens Sl evens ovens a no notorious character and california murderer was arrested and jailed here yesterday stevens lumped jumped his bond and escaped three years ago mabs mass 4 arte artemus bug mug hale the oldest ex member of congress died lut last night aged OS 93 CHATHAM va vay 4 W IT yeats was hanged today to day privately for the murder of adkerson last fall 4 there can be no doubt that president arthur was wail sincere in his veto of the river and harbor bill and whose first impulse was to veto notwithstanding he wavered at times on account of the entreaties of a great majority of the congressmen and ind his hla personal friends he never abandoned the idea and he never for a moment entertained the idea that the bill would bo be passed over his veto the stories which some of the congressmen circulated to the effect that the president vetoed the bill only for the political advantage which the act might give him yet at heart hoped that it might become a law and urged his friend friends sto to endeavor to make it a law ara aro emphatically untrue the attention of the president have been called yesterday to the f fact act that the these thee C e representations pr were made priva privately teay in rhe the senate steby by chope who are his and who havo have been gene generally ramy rany assumed to be to some extent his hio mouthpiece that the president would really be pleased to have the bill passed genera general arthur exar expressed ess the greatest surprise and In indigo digna a tion me he could not at first believe the statement and to a gentleman who was called upon him said that he had bad not intimated to mortal man a desire adesime that the bill should be pass his veto and had never supposed that it could be he was told emphatic emphatically allys ailys however that the senators who are generally supposed to be near him and who have entree to tho ahl white to house atall at all ali hours did bay eay in jn substance the president has made all he wants by having vetoed the bill he will not care if the bill should not become a law it would really be a kindness to him to pass it over his head gen arthur sent for those who made these false ie presentations concerning him there ia is good reason to think that he called them sharply to account for so gross an assumption of authority bandsuch and buch such wilful perversion of the presidents purpose there can possibly be no doubt that the president was entirely sincere in his veto of the bill and that he expected that his big eig nature to the message defeated the bill it is equally clear that some who claim to ba be intimates of the Preal president dent have grossly misrepresented him the session of congress is dyl dying ng I 1 of legislative old rge ege P ege age ge and on monday next according to an undefined but general understanding the breath of life will probably depart from its body half a dozen menon the tho appropriation committee of the senate und house are doing all the work that remains to be done before adjournment they are the con freres of the general deficiency naval navai sundry civil bervice and appropriation bills the legislative executive and judiciary bills which have been tossed about for the tile past month mouth wore were agreed to toby rby rbt both houses today to day john russ rubs el states minister to china telegraphs that during a riot in corea cores the tho mob attacked the japanese legation and two per persona wons wire were vere killed and three wounded bear rear admiral alltz clit corm corn manding the asiatic station elation srm com was as instructed to bend fend a vessel verzel to corea to protect treaty interests and communicate muni cato cate with minister young both officials were notified that the treaty with corea cores was not mot ratified and to govern therne themselves elves accordingly tha tho senate made the following confirmations Wm Walder of now new york envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to italy E 0 van riper bulted states consul at moscow charles seymour of wisconsin 9 consul at canton gustavus goward of illinois secretary secre sary of legation and consul general at madrid schuyler crosby of new york governor of montana territory harrison alter of pennsylvania united states marshal of dakota wm win P chandler of illinois surveyor general of idaho BOSTON 4 thero there has been a steady demand for wool the salea of the week amounted to pounds of all kinds the prices are sustained austal nad forcine for nine fine combing and delaine selections but clothing grades are not so firm sales of ohio and pennsylvania fleeces have been moderate 40 g 41 choice 42 40 0 41 is about all that can be obtained for x and fleeces michigan x has been in fair demand with sales ai at 39 49 mostly 39 unwashed fleeces have been quite steady and meet with good demand at 25 33 for fon fl fleer a er and medium grades and 18 0 23 for low and corse fine combing and delaine delaino selections are firm with good demand and the sales are principally 44 0 45 for fine michigan and ohio del dei delaine alne aine and eind 46 at 47 forcine for nine fine and no 1 combing california wool has been quiet and sales eales are small at 26 6 28 tor for spring and 15 pounds for 23 pulled palled wools have been in good demand and steady sales bales of choice eastern and maine supers 45 0 47 and common to good supers 26 0 42 australian wool has been selling a 38 6 45 as to quality care montevideo Monte vides ldes and carpet wools have been inactive and remain unchanged CHICAGO 4 A man named holmes living in the town of lake a suburb adjoining the city on the boath was arrested today to day on suspicion of having caused the death of an in infant recently born to his wife it seems that the couple had been living in that neighborhood about eight years and that the children born to hem them with unusual frequency had bad mysteriously disappeared causing much xe mails among the but no direct steps were taken 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