Show BY TELEGRAPH pim PEB 11 union orn LINZ linn ame AMS it I 1 C A 14 CHICAGO 12 special from froal eoa boa ton commissioner finh fink will soon boon mako make an appeal to agents of different lines both la ja boston and chicago to put a stop to the practice of billing freight to chicago and then re shipping it for california but as tho the r pecuniary interests lie inan jn an opposite direction thia this appeal will probably have little the immediate difficulty would tae lae obviated if the tho rate to california was reduced by the difference between the regular rate on chicago freight and tha tho amount allowed the roads for haul ing freight to chicago on its way wity to california such bach a change ai a thia this however could not well be made another source of complication is the different classifications of freight adopted on the pacific roads as compared with that adopted on en eastern stern roads tho the pacific roads get got all they can for freight that must be shipped by rail rall from the east and they offer favorable rates on freight that could as well be sent gent by bens beas sea or not sent at all ail this thia state of affairs would make it very difficult to adopt any other than the present system of dividing the recipes on through bu business alness the practical cutting of rates said to have been inaugurated by the national despatch iino no of course affects only high higher claB bluses bea aea of goods on lower classes the 22 percent per pen cent allowed eastern goods is nearly as much as they can get by billing their freight to chicago and cherica to california and in some gome cases more the efforts made by the atchison Atch lson and southern fact paci pacific flo roads to Inc lne increase their business do not yield them any immediate revenue all the pacific roads are in a pool and the object of the compe competition titio n now is to increase their conage BO so as to secure a large share of the toti tot I earnings of the roads when a new division Is made the southern pacific and atchison Atch ison lson roads prefer to receive freight at st leula lsuis rather than chicago because they lack any connection with chicago that Is in the iowa pool the pennsylvania road has lines to chicago and also to st louis end so f far ar aa as its tta own interests are ure concerned can as well i send freight to one point as to th the e other Vander blit Lilt roads loads prefer to send their freight by way of the union pacific road although they do not refuse when it is asked to bill it by the Atch atchison isoni topeka santa fe the chicago alton road which is one of the connecting lines between chicago and st louis is not in the iowa pool the southern pacific and atchison Atch ison lson topeka santa fe roads are intent upon securing in some way a n fair share of california business and if Commis laner finks effort to break up the practice of practically cutting rates bre ate unsuccessful those roads will probably take some somo decisive means of retaliating unon upon upon their rivals or lutie lutle thunder a chief of the chippewa Ind indians lans ians ft ho with his tribe was wais exhibiting on lake late front their indian dances etc died this morning at the mercy hospital where ho he was taken yesterday to bo be treated for kidney troubles he was over 60 years old and was waa a good indian and was one of two survivors of tho the custer massacre he and a ek amster teamster to having narrowly escaped from the sioux sious the body will be conveyed to bcd bed lake minn diun for burial his companions heie here daub their faces with black paint as a token of mc mourning NEW yo yoeh yore 13 the thu heralds alex aiex alexandria andrca special 1 I bays says your correspondent had the interview with rebuff pasha who arrived hero here yesterday from cario carlo and from arabis camp he was formerly governor of boudah soudan correspondent when did you see arabi rebuff thursday at rafn el EI dwar correspondent correspond Corre spon dent did he bhoj any an sign of the white feather no he will fight till tho the last the whole nation backs him he told me 1 I have the moral support of franco and italy the friendly ad tica vied of da lesseps and the italian consul and I 1 have friends frienda in baron de do ring and members of the stamboul con Cun conference ference I 1 will fight till the english or my countrymen countryman are exterminated laulo larlo 11 14 for the 24 hour ending at 8 pm yesterday there were its new cases of fever and jone death lu in matamoras one cafeo case eight deathe CHICA CHICAGO goi 14 there are chi nese in chicago two only befog women I E ind 14 This morning alexander wieber a ger man saloon baloon keeper his wife ands suds and fl son eon seven years yeara old were found murdered in their house the father and mother were in bed and the boy in an adjoining room ev evidently I 1 killed while attempting 90 0 o escape the heads of all were crushed with a hatchet and their throats cut and mangled in the most brutal manner an infant of six bix months wat was found unharmed in its crib erlb the most intense excitement pre prevails vallas and vigorous efforts are being made to decover di dl cover the perpetrators petra tors we were reran ran sacked backed but nothing apparently was taken leroy neroy lenhart chas W carters carler phillip voile volle and a disreputable young man named joe byrd have been arrested on suspicion about six years ago a man named brugg was murdered on the prem fars jars and leroy lenhart married his hla widow and wanted to occupy the premises but wieber had a long lease lenhart has been heard it Is baid eaid to threaten to kill wieber if he did not vacate dennison Denn leon tex 14 united states deputy young was shot fatally tal tai ly by jones and bandall handall in the choctaw natieb while executing a warrant at the ranch of jones the murderers are being pursued pur aued john 13 era bra bradford a well known hotel loll manager an and a lieutenant in the signal corpa 01 during the war died yesterday at providence R L I 1 louisville 14 george edan the keeper of a baloon on shelby street near pine was shot and killed by some one who rode up to his door fired and then escaped the murder Is thought to be the result of a political quarrel nashville 14 11 M T bennett Ben nett nelt a prom nent merchant at lebanon Lebano nj was murdered and robbed last night thi philadelphia ladelphia 14 A albert bert hanl hard eon a worthless fellow while intoxicated stabbed his son william inflicting a fatal wound the 13 son on interposed to protect hla hia sister slater being abused by the father chicago 14 A few weeks ago swedes named wilding and robin hobin fon ron pong fong who were arrested in this city on a trivial charge confes confessed sd that they murdered a woman named so abla dollberg in stockholm even ceven years ago the story was not fully believed but the men were held pending an investigation the swedish consul here has reee rece received ived a report from the chamber of police cf corroborating the statements of the prisoners as to cincu circumstances m which tends to the probability that the story la Is a fact hilding recognized a picture of a woman as emilie Hul huidberg dberg who he gays tays paid for having the murder committed pullman ill lii M 14 patrick mee hans hang han ban an employed in the pullman works went to chicalo Chica aoi aci on saturday night on business leaving his two little girls beven seven and nine years old in his hla house he missed the last train and had to remain in the city all night on returning home this thia morning he discovered that the children dren irea had blown cut the gas and were smothered to death now new york 14 jesse jeese hoyt royt one of the most prominent business men of this city eltye died today to day he has haa been largely interested in grain and railroad interests Inte rests of the west and at the time of his death ho he was wag a director of the chesapeake ohio railway newark N J 14 wm H warner and wife have been occupying roams rooms in ha the house of greenleaf D brown blown at ward street warner beaming bec bee ming ming jealous tonight to night shot his wife and brown both probably fatalis fatally saratoga 14 judge william schley schley of new nem york formerly of 8 savannah vau van nah died suddenly denly at the united states hotel today to day judge william M levy of Louisiana died at the pinney house hilgers crossing 0 14 A passenger and freight train on the oley Cley cleveland eland marietta railroad railroads collided here yesterday dath bath engines aro are Ny wrecked pecked miss susie carn cam was killed 1 and many passengers hurt philadelphia 14 w the biennial association will soon forward a circular to the tho governors of the different states inviting troops to vi J it t the city and participate la in a military display oct 27 on the biennial anniversary of the landing of win wm peon penn S 0 14 texas cattle fever prevails prevail to a largo extent hero here and in the neighboring counties in ohio and west virginia among cattle recently brought from the northwest A large proportion of the animals have died A thunder squall today to day lasted half an hour but no damages aud and the physicians are apprehensive of a change in the weather matamoras there were eight deaths for the week ending at 9 am total deaths from fever are fifty laredo texas for the 24 hours ending at 8 p pm m aug browns ville had 25 new cases of yellow f fever e and one death matamoras had 23 new cases and eight deaths DENVER 13 the utah extension of the denver and rio grande roi kill way la Is completed to cimarron miles from denver and from bal sal t lake As the company has now completed and in operation in utah about miles extending eastward from salt lake less than remains to be built to complete the connection on this I 1 the grading is nearly ninia finia lied and the prepa rations for rapid track laying indicate the opening of bf this new through line by december BOSTON 14 the Her heralds alays aldys montreal special bayn says the customs authorities have been tracing the destination of all american flour imported frum the western stales under bond as shipments to great britain and new Found land the result has been a discovery of a gigantic fraud upon the revenue since tho the national hostility introduced four years ago during tho the past twelve months alone as far as inquiries extend extends it Js Is aund that nord cord leann kann import ers era at whose warehouse the late great grent seizure of flour win was made eold boid over barrels of superior american flour to local bakers and that their warehouse bonds were cancelled for shipping p ping canadian flour as a substitute thus retaining a duty of fifty cents per barrel cincinnati 14 stephen stophen ails alia the cincinnati Cin cinnoti manager manag tit tir of hemingway cos gos fruit packing house at balt more states that his bookkeeper book keeper henry muller is a defaulter to the amount of from to and has absconded the cause ls is is 13 gambling and fast women E texas 14 there are 22 new cases cages of yellow fever teter all mexicans but one an american there hab has been one death the north northern rn mail is sent back from above and there is more alarm alarm at a distance than thero there ia Is cause tor lor yer yet CHICAGO 15 A milwaukee special says the completion of the council bluffs dIvis division los ios of the chicago milwaukee st paul B R B R makes the entire length of the st paul i system of roads mile miles by long odds the greatest system in the country it Is operated in 16 divisions an aneria auerle erie brie ills special says the farmers ara feeding their hogs rye being cheaper than corn and more mora fattening dis DAS MOINES moine S la ia 15 A special says 0 D mccarty ys asserts that the gre gri gren backers of the tha eleventh district nominated him for congress without we hla consent andee and he wont run CHICAGO IS isa X quincy special ays cays gen singleton last evening consented to become an independent candidate for congress provided the republicans make jio nominations at whitehall on Wed wednesday this will very likely result in the republicans supporting him as the district la Is securely democratic on a straight issue yesterday mornings mor ninga news kewaunee ill iii special say bays says a tills this afternoon two men inen called at national bank of this city and asked permission to leave a satchel a short time at 0 6 while cashier pratt and a lady assistant assi tant mibs misa palmer were cashing up the men knocked at the door and asked for the eatchel katchel cl miss palmer pal pai baer opened the door when one ono of the men grabbed her by the nek ne k ani and knocked her hen nearly insensible the other man rushed by her towards the vault near which pratt was standing and struck him on an the head with a revolver knocking him lim sen selem pratt and miss palmer paliner were then forced inta into the vault the tho men then secured about of which was in gold and ana walked out of town pratt and mies palmer after walking over an hour succeeded in breaking the lock ink and released themselves both were badly injured parties were scouring the country in every da direction trec with no result up to midnight A pittsburg special say eay i there Is no longer any adt doubt that the cam erona are negotiating for a transfer of the votes of the tha ia labor bor bon part party to general weaver the headquarters of the tho movement are in ja philadel phia but some of the outcroppings outcrop pings plugs nrc arc discern discernable discernible abie able in this part of the state the plan Is after distributing a sufficient amount of m money oney to influence all the leaders leaden V who ho may be susceptibly to that sort of argument to pack the convention to be te held at philadelphia with round era and healers to outvote the real labor men and take such action in regard to a state ticket as wili will throw the labor party or aa as much of it atas as can be transferred into tb the arms of cameron for Wea weaver veryll verlis benefit judge frencho french acting secretary of the treasury finds the new law jaw prohibiting chinese landing in this country turnis furnis furnishes bes him a great deal of work in the wy way of biking decisions F interpreting the intention of congress jn in connection with the law he Is continually in receipt of inquiries for the interpretation of the intention of congress in connection w with th the tte law from tho the collectors col coi lectora of various ports and asking for instructions the most interesting case ot of this kind camo canso from pon port townsend W vv T A today to lu daye day the juu collector ur there akka aks a ks what he sall do in a case where a chinaman who had bad vv A lu juu ur there akka aks a ks what he sall do in a case where a chinaman who had bad enlisted in an american port as a it eador bador and who having served out oat his term of enlistment wants wanis to land where ho he unlisted under the provisions of the new law the collector says save it is clear he shall not bo be allowed to land but a conflict arises as between the new and the tile former law in regard to sailors under the thip nipping chipping ping agreement with the captain of the vessel bound himself toland to land the chinaman in an american port if be he fails falls to do so he is subject lo 10 a fine under the maritime law jaw if he does land tho the he will subject himself to a heavier fine nine under the new law regarding the chinese the collector asks what be lio shall do in the matter judge french baya says these cases are the most complex that bave have come to him and ties are arising at every port he intends to refer the tho entire matter to the next cesbon cession of congress in the meantime he is not exactly tain what harshall hat shall be done with the Chin chinaman amiro amito in this case it 13 sug 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