Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 4, 1880, Page 1

— OMAHA, , NEBRASKA, TUESDAY MAY 4, 1880. Established 1871. MORNING EDITION. Price Five Cents ASHINGTON. [sm e ot cydonet Maon, [ POLITICAL - OUTLOOK. s passed. S = Eaton, Davis (W. Va.) and Win- 5 . The President Signs the | don were sppointed a commitice of | New York City Anti-Grant conference on the disagreeing vote of Naval a.nq Post EIE B s e Men Select'Delegates Route Bills. consular appropriation bill to Chicago. ngalls introduced a bill to estab- Tngalls : lish a uniform system of bankruptey ; 3 Revwa-lhOf t}SlehPosm Tele- throughout the United Siates. Re- vz::i‘:;::fl;fingl:@;::;n graph Scheme in |ferwd. The Holladay bill was again takenup. Horses, Cannot be C 0ngress. Tho bill went over. It will require Ignored. — » msjority to call the bill up sgain. i g b Mr. Orth Proposes to- Explain— | of‘-’.fl z"‘;‘:fi:i' specch in favor| They Will Oppose Grant from Ben Holladay's Big Bill e o atiot) ban sigoed he the Word “Go"---Strong ek 6l naval appropriatio ial de- i The Deficiency Bill Will be |Btiency bl snd now ihey 5o fothe Estcessionofithe s president. Leader. Signed To-day. Mer. Paddock presentad a petition s from the citizens of Omaha for the establisthment of a branch mint at He Will Embrace the Ogcar| thaseps sion to Dencunce Rider Legislation. urer favoring th ed by severat seusiors. Up the Kellogg Affair in P 88 arsday of each woek, from 8 to Southern Style. 10:30 p. m. for the purpose of con: arlggu bills on the wale z 3 ator Vauce reviewed the testi- The House Adjourns in Despair ml‘:’ny hkoln by the Kellogg-Spofford N i sub-committee in New Orleans, and Afraid to do Anything. cited the testimony of E. A. Burks in —_— regard to frauds in the Third and Seventh wards of the city of New Or- Teans, which, ho said, not only gave the state to tho republicans, but with of the returning board, presidency. There is mo other evi- dence needed that fraud was intended tobo perpotrated thero than the ro- fusal of the returning board to admit roprasentatives of both parties as re- quired by law: Senator Vance then gquoted from witnesses to show the corruption of the Kellogg legi and said that ail the perjured drels were rewarded with office, and the question s: Di tting m berhave anyt ng to do with the re- wards conferred upon theso perjured scoundrels? The sub-committeo in g:wblorlm;:)l ;tur a good deal of uble, got hold of telegrams passi between the sitting membor and his frionds in tho custom house, Mr. Bad- gerand others. The telegrams were never translated for the committse. I the sitting member had been inno- cent in this matter, ho would have translated them for us. Senator Kellogz—I wrote on the Gth of February to the chairman, stating that I would translato any of these tolegrams when desired. Senator Saulsbury—The _sitting POSTAL TELEGRAPH. Bpocial Dispatch to Tux Bxx. Omicaco, May 4—4 p.-m.—The | ¢ Journal's Washington epecial says: The postal telezraph scheme was ro- vived today by the introduction of a bill in the house by Ellis, of Louisi- ana, appropriating three huudred +housand dollars for the purchase or istion of two wires between ‘Washington and Boston: The bill fixes thoratosjat about one-third those charged by the existing companies, and provides that all revenues received shall be used to extend the wires west- ward. ©OST OF INVESTIGATIONS. The secretary of the ssvate made a report to the senate todsy, by which it appears that the cost of the several investigaticg committees ordered by the senate has been as follows: In- galls’ investigation; $6,408; Kellogg, $7,207. Investigation in Rhode Teland, §3,475; committeo on massacre nos, & ., A petition from the iron manufact- i sppointment of the Eaton tariff commisston, were present- ¢ Senator Wallaco presented & reso- Senator«Vance Still Raking [1ution providing that the senste heli night sessions on Wednesday and "| Bfforts Made to Unite the Vir- Logan Returns Home in Haste, to Look After His Political “Coal Mines. | Presidential Favorites of Both Parties in Wisconsin, ginia Democracy by Soft Words. Logan's Political Mines. Epecial Dispatch to The Bee. Crcago, May 3—noon.—Senator Logan has arrived at home to look af- ter his coal mines, and he announces that he will devote his undivided at- tention from this time till the meeting of the republican stato convention to the aforesaid coal mines. The very first thing he is going to do is to make all candidates for nominations onthe state ticket express their presidential pref- erences. Fort has declared for Grant, and sll other candidates are to be obliged to show their hands. Of the 102 couuties in the state, thirty-nine have already chosen delegates to the state convention. According to the cliims of the Blaine men, corrected by the claims of the Grant men, these counties have elected 127 Blaine and 92 Grant and Washburne delogates. Political Situstion 1 Wisconsin. Special Dispatoh to The Bee. Muwavkes, May 3—noon—The re- publican convention of seuatorial and and removal of northern Cheyenne Indiane, 5,287; routhern exodus committee, $16,525; Freedman’s bank, $9,079. EDWAED L. JOHNSON, of Denver, has teen nominsted for United States district attorney for Oclorado. ozt DUNNELLY rworsrren: In the Donnelly investigation the committee concluded the direct exam- ination of Donnelly. DEFICIENCY BILL T0 BE SIGNEDTO-DAY. Bpecial dieptch to The Bee. Wasmsoroy, May 4—1 a. m— The president yesterdoy signed the paval appropristion bill, post route bill and bl to place William Gaines, late ordnance sergeant United States army, on the retired list. The defic- iency bill rexched thepresident at two o'clock, but was lsid_asile for consid- eration st to-day’s session of the cabi- net, it beiug the desire nfthu;ruidant to have thearmy bill and the deficiency bill considered together. The cabinet is somewhat divided on_the guestion of signing the latter bill, though it is understood that thedifference of opin- fon is not so radical on the part of the opponents of the bill, but what it will yield to the opidion of the president, who has a majority of the cabinet with him. It is believed that final action will be had on hoth bills at the cabinet session to-dsy. There seems no reason for changing the opin- ion heretofcra exprossed in these dis- that the president would affix is signature to both bills. He may possibly send & message to congress expressing his_opinion of the policy of affixing political riders on appro- priation bills. NATIONAL BANK DEPOSITS. Attorney General Devens yesterday submitted to the treasury department iiis opinicn on the guestion as to wkether national benks can now, ns heretoeore, reduce their bonds on de- potit to §50,000 without regard to the amount of capital by depositing a portionate amount of legal tendera. The opluion is in the affirmative. member is correct about theletter. I received the letter, but it was after evidenco had been’ takes, and. there was no further meeting of the com- mittee. . Scnator Kellogg—Tt was_fourdsys befors the taking of evidence ‘way also called on the chairman. Semagor, Vanso, conbineine: some of the cipher telegrams passing between Kellogz in Washington and his custom house friends in New Or- leans, which he has described as being full of solid chunks of wisdom. We are told this is a dangerous precedent to call into question and re-open the title to a seat in the senate, but as Tong asthe senat r sitsherelin violation of the conatitution he would favor contesting the eeat. Senator Carpenter -I would like to Kknow exactly what you mesn. When the senate takes up a case, hears it 88 long as it wants to and then decides it, does the senator contend that such 2 case can be re-opened the next week after and goon forever? Senator Vance—I don’t, but I hold that this declive of “Resadjuciata’ does not apply to this case. As long s justice is not done then the case can and should te re opened en it can be shown that the senator holds his seatat the hands of a mob instead of a regular legielature then he was ready to have his seat brovght in‘o question or that of any other mem- ber. Who now maintains that the Packard government was a legal onel No one. The legislatura that elected Judge Spofford was recogoized by the national and state authorities, and ceived the universal consent of man- kind. A minonty report put me on trial and other senators from the south. Action in this case is, accord- ing to the report, to be a sort of test of our loyalty. ~Well, let the conte- quences be what they may, the time bas come for right to be done, and should be done without fear or fa vor. Senator Vest was then recognized, but yielded to Senatcr Saunders, who called up the bill to extend the north- emn boundary of Nebrasks, and the bill was taken up, and after discussion was recommitted to the committee. Senator Hamlin called up the bill to facilitate action of this government in negotiating a treaty with Nicara- in regard to the settlement .of claims. Pending ita consideration the sebate went into executive session, and at 5:20 adjourned. Building Falis in Lincoln. Herald special. LawcoLs, May 3.—While some workmen were excavating under Gul- lick's bakery in this city to-day, in or- der to lower it to the grade, it became Toosened from ita foundation, and fell in with a crash. The workmen and the clerk in the bakery escape by running. The loss mated at €2, — CONCRESSIONAL. HOUSE. Wasmxarox, May 1—4 p. m.— Orth was given consent to make a per- sonal explanation to-morrow invegard to his connection with c'aims against Venezula, and the congressional in- vestigation of the forty-fourth congress in regard thereto. - He hoped Springer would beprasent as he might say some- thing of interest to that gentleman. Resolutions were introduced calling for information regarding the expul- sion of Israelites, who were citizens of the United States from Russia. The call by etates for bills followed. The republicans insisted that each measure adopted should be read in full, their purpose being to prevent the introduction of antihitd term resolutions after the call of states. As it became evident that the whole day would be wasted, the house adjoarned. SENATE. The bill for the relief of Ben. Holla- day was taken up. The bill appropri- ates $516,739 to pay Holladay in full eatisfaction cf all his claims agaivst the United States for spoilations by hostile Indians on his property while carrying mails, for property taken by United States ftroops for the benefit of the United States, and tor losses of property and expense | Press incurred in changing ie mail route in commanding officer. The bill was il Crxorvxaty, May 4—1 a. m.—The IS s aTiih T jot govers] conference, spent ,000, one-half of whi contisted of the stock in the bakery. Express Changes. ‘Special dispatch to The Bee.. Lovisviis, Ky., May 4, 1. m.— The final step, which merges the Unlon Express in the Louisville and Nashvillo railroad, has been taken, and hereafter the business will be done under the name of the Loufsville and Nashville railroad company’s ex- press buresu. B. F. Guthrie, of the old express company, will be the man- ager. Indicstions. Special dispatch to The Bee. closed that X wrote that letter and [ton electeda Blaine del BT e Were for Blainie, Grant and two for Washburne. republican Bay elected delegates who are under- stood to favor Washburne, that in Wisconsin Bleine is rapidly losing aud Washbumne is gaining strength,"with office holdera generally for Grant, and Germans for Wash- burne. Cincinnati, it is claimed, will support etther Hancock or Bayard, and will oppose Tilden. Special Dipatch to The Bee. The republican territorial convention | Saturday elected Blaine delegates to | the Ohicago convention. Bpecial Dispatch to The Bee. aries were held last evenin, the different throughout the city, and three de'e- gates and thraealternates were elocted = N Methodis! joint resolution authorising the secre- | pect - o z tary of war to donate rations to suffer- MW’“ » assembly districts, which met in Jeffer- son, Wis., have elected Grant dele- gates to the state convention. The republican convention of Manitowoo county has declared for Washburne. The republican convention at Darling- tion. Of the e y-three for The convention at Green From Madison comes the statement The democratic dalegation to Blaine in Montana. Heuzxa, Mt, May 2, 4p.m — New York Anti-Third Term. New Yorx, May 4, 1 a. m.—Prim- by the various district campaign clubs and assembly districts 29, 28; 27, in each district to the republican na- tional convention at Chicago. The delegates aud alternates of the body % opposed to the third term nomina- jon. There is ssarcely a name on the list of delegates and alternates that is not that of & hard worker in the interests f the republican party for years, and in addition to this they are strong rep- resentative men andcan, beyond ques- tion, carry a large number of voters to the polls to cast their votes against the election of Graut, should he be nominated. ANYTHING TO BEAT GRANT, Sheridan_Shook, who is the head and front of the organziation, lact eve- ning, in answer to a question as to the probabilities of the delegation be- ing admitted to seats in tho national convention, said somewhat sharply: “Do you suppose those who started the club would have gone s far with- out_knowing what they were doingl I will tell yod that where we have got our men they dare not refuse to ad- mit us, for the simple reason that they cannot afford to lose our help, as small as it is. There can be no fool- ing in this campaign, for every vote 'i!‘l‘;onnt." ok juppose that they nominate Grant at the Chicago convention, will you s, him?” asked the reporter. “Weo will not, sir,” was the reply. | N “Our republican campaign club has been formed for the purpose of defeat- ing Grant atany cost, and we will do all in our power to accomplish that object. There is deal of feel- ing against this, and, of course, the ‘machine power will do all they can to frustrate our plans, but they cannot We are opposed to Grant from the word go.” Trying to Unite Virginia Democrate. Special dispatch to Tum Ban. WincEEsTER, Va., May 4,1a. m. —A democratic mass meeting, having for its object the harmonizing of the readjuster and debt paying wing of the party n this state, was held here {ennd.y,n large crowd being present rom the surrounding country. Mayor Clark presided, and among those pres- ent were Hon. Jobn T. Lovell, chalr- man of the state democratic commit- tee; John Farenner, chairman of the county_executive committee. Sen- ators Voorhees and Gordon spoke, harmony to keep from di- e r spoke” especially inst indepandeas heiog put 12 the ald by eati the democrats. In the evening Ser ator Pendleton spoks on the same theme. Kentucky Not Solid for Grant. Bpocial Dispatch to The Bee. Loursvizie, Ky., May 4, & a. m.— The anti-third term movemeni is showing_itself here to some extent among the republicans, who were di fied with the vention in instructing delegates for Grant. to-night and many to the St. Louis meeting. Pennaylvanis Shakes Grant. Aseociated Prose Dispatch. Prisapkieaia, May 3. —The En- irer will publish to-norrow, on au- thority, statements mada by the lead- ing delegates, that the Philadelphia delegation to the Chicsgo conveution insist upon breaking away from the unit rale and will yote R against Grant; also that Senator Cam- eron js to be notified this week of the determitation of the Philadelphis del- egation to oppose Grant's nomination, Tilden Squeezes & Victory in Cincin- natl. Bpecisl dispatch to The Bee. Civorssay, May 4—1 & m.—At the democratic primaries last night a | Fall of Grand Stand at French smail majority of _the delegates wers instructed for were for Thurman and not fostructed. tion of the con- A meeting will bo held here near], e S 'ilden, the remainder Colorado Nomination, Bpecial Dispateh to The Bee. WASHINGTON, May 4—1 &, m.—The | Special Dispatch toThe Bee. president sent to the senate yesterday the nomination of Edward L. John- [ of Ripon's oppointment as viceroy of ston, of Denver, to be United States is district Colorado. ney for the distriot of Cheap Rates to Convention. y irregular; No. 2, 8112{@L 1 sellers at $1 12} for cash; $113@1 134, closed sellers a 81 123 for Moy ; 81 093 @1 104, closed at § $1 04§@1 07§, closed at $1 04 for July; No. 3, 98e. Corn—Fairly active and somewhat uneettled; No. 2 364c for cash; 36}@ 36]c, closed at 36k for May;35§@3tc, cloted at 35%c sellers for June; 361G 364c, closed sellers at 36fc for July; rejected, 35c. Onte—No. 2, 20402040 qmic, closed at 29§ bid for May; @20}c, closed at 29jc @28; Rye—No. 2, 74}c for cash or May. Barley—No. 3, 80c for cash. Pork—§9 80@9 85 for cash; $9 80@ 9824 for May; $9 84@9 87} for June; $10 00@10 024 for July. Lard—Easier; $6 774@6 cash; $6 773 for May; 86 80@7 82} for June; $6 85@6 87} for July. Bulk $3 15; short ribs, $6 20; short clear, 55. Whisky—$1 07. The markets were steady and quiet. Wheat—No. 2 spring, $1 122 for May; $109i@1 10} Jun 105 for July; No. red winter, $1 084. Corn—Special houses, ?jy; 35§c for June; 36}@36ge for uly. Oats—29§c for May; Jane; 28}c for first half of July. Pork—§9 80@9 85 for June; $9 82} @985 for July. Lard—$6 773@6 80 for June; $6 82} @6 85 for July. Bulk Meats—Short ribs, 85 973@ 600 for June; $6 05 for July. Milwauxee Produce Market Wheat—Firm; opened o lower and closed steady; No. 1 Milwaukee, hard, $1 16; No. 1 Mils 2 do, 81 1 waukee, 974c; No. 4 do, 91 Corn—Steady and in fair demand; Oats—Quiet buGsteady; No. 2 20]. g.y:l—'firmn; No. 1, 7bc. Sgecial Dispatch to The Bes. Curcaco, 1lls, May 4—1 a. m— Ex-Gov. Boverid local committee on’ trani connection with the republican nation- al convention, has been officislly noti- fied that the following nies will carry passongers to and from | firmed. Chioago during the first week ia June | have occurred near St. Pierre, and for two cents per mile each Chicazo & Alton, Chicago, Burling- ton & Quincy, Chicago, Milwaukee & | vicinity. St. Paul, Onicago & Northwestern, Chicsgo, Rock Island & Pacific, Illi- nois Uentral, and the Wabash, St. | known in turf circles. Louis & Pacific. MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH., |tho question of Charles Bradlaugh’s man of the portation in , ch ilroad compa- New York Monev and Stock EW NEW YORK, May 8. MONKY. BONDS. RAILROBD BUNDS—Irrogular. Govl - 1o} 107} 104 121 25} Ontcaco, May 3. irlyactive, il ; closed 10 for June; for cash; for June; o, closod at 28¢ for July. 823 for Meats — Boxed shoulders, CLOSING PRICES. 81 04i@ 36)e for 20929}c for July Mmniwauxee, May 3. akee, $1 113; No. une, $1 09§; No. 3Mil —Higher and scarce; No. 2 spring, GSe. Chicago Live Stock Marxet ,000 head; ping, $4@485; butchers’, $3@3 70, for cows; 312} for general mixed; stockers and feeders, $3@4 00. Sheep—Receipts 1600 head; om to @467 Csttle—Cows and heifers, 3 25; good feeders, $375@4 10.” Receipts, 3,000 hosd s o 5086 00; clipped, $3 50 Hogs — Yorkors, $4 1504 25 ; @4 25; butchers’ 3 ' to 61 % Rocoip, 1190 v, 2|8 On1cA00, May 3. Hogs — Recsi 500 head; :‘kg- ipts, 28, cary, $4 404 50; light, $4 10@4 40. ozlu—wpfi, 35;:6 o ing, $4 00@4 30; choice 00 for bulls, and_$2 50@ com- wooled, $5 573@6 50; 84 25 for clipped; w-umm. % 973. St. Louts Live Stock. Sr. Lous, May 3. stockers, $3@3 50; ::-?l ipts, 900 70; packing, $¢ 00 1 ge from here FOREIGN EVENTS, The French Cable Parts off Newfoundland in Con- sequence of the Ice, pears that the white seamen proposed :.::ve ? d.u:lce, bat the colored musi- refured to supply the music, | restitution o money embezsled when a row resulted and blows wers | from de o'n,“l::unn th:ymdnimto freely exchauged, iron belaying pins | be insolvent. They are mow placed formiog the favorite weapons. ~ Mat- | under $125,000 bonds. If they live ters at ono timo looked very serious, | aniare in condition to go to jail they :m ofl‘iiu:l‘ nlsim'b::ls&‘op‘ d the | will be again impri; if restitution and placed several of the ring | of a part of theoriginal leaders under arrest. Considerable | not cl\:npli!d -it{."m R was shed by the combatants, aad_one colored seaman during the conflict fired a pistol, but no one was injured by the ehot so far Visitors are now boarding the vessel. DOMESTIC DOINGS, il aguin for three months, s they wve ot yet paid their fines and made EDHOLM & ERICKSON, Wholesale and Retail MANUFACTURING JEWELERS AND PRACTICAL WATCH-MAKERS. COolored Band of the “Constel« lation” Wouldn't Pipe for a Dance, ———— New York Produce. E Yy pring, $1 10@1 124; $1 19; uograded red, No. [2 do, 8126}@1 28; ungraded amber, $1 ungraded Am;l the Whole Crowd Have a Bloody Time, :"‘:’;:fnfifix@: 25‘;1? Zhg "‘:1 2[?' WATCHES AND JEWELRY AT WHOLESALE PRICES. e SO I, Goods sent to any part of the United States on Conflict Between Frenchmen and Englishmen in Quebec Over Labor Troubles. quster Lockout of British Cotton Operatives Im- minent. Rumored Lease of the|® My s7ieot atsMized western, 3 Great Western Rail- o e e "‘%‘.‘2...., 10j@12. road by Gould, " S oo Pork—Old 810 88. orl meas, HB;I—SMy xtra mess, $10 500 Lard—Lower; $7 124@7 25. Batter—Dull and nfihnged. Cheese—Dull; western fine, Whiaky—Nominal at $1 10. A e St. Louts Produce. solicitation. Largest assortment of SILVERWARE, CLOCKS & SPECTAGLES, And everything found Reperally in a first- class Jewelry Stors, «a|BEST SELEGTED STOCK IN THE GITY! Jewelry manufactured on short notice. Orders frem the Country solicited. Whenin 0; 3 reter i LT enin Omaha call apd see us. No Who Now Has a Through Trunk Line From Ocean to Ocean. Several Railroad Items of Great M—IA Hundred Peo- Tmportance tothe West. Wheat= Oma oo ol e ple Injured. 3 ; No. 2 : ;llodo,giléol for:d',‘:lfi”(?l'} l"r.:}' EDHOLM & ERICKSON, City Council of Providence, R. Jume; S34@34o tor Tuly; o L, Looks with Disfavoron | (% the year; -“é&gm Decoration Day, Refus- . ing Appropriations, Bl Zf.?fimhupa. AK Porkuset §10° 30610 25 entucky Bank Robbed of], Fer o ; iGb lots, $10 10010 12} for May; $10 $17,000 in Bonds. o He b INDIA'S VICEROY. The J ewelers, Opposite the ; o - = Postoffice, 15th & Deodge. Catcurrs, May 4.—The Marquis India is favorably received, though much regret is felt that Earl Dufferin cou'd not accept. FRENCH CABLE BROKEN. Bpocial tiapatel o The Leo. Loxpox, May 4—1 a. m.—It is for June. Salt Meats—Nominal; reported that the new French cable S 6 ?0? Saandhie has been broken between Brest and Important Railroad News. Bacon—Quiet; $4 5087 10. St. Pierre. Later —The report that the new French cablo has been broken is con- The bresk is supposed to Spocial Disgatch to Tux L Lard—Nominal. MiLwivkee, May '3—12 m.—A survey is baing made for an extension of the Chicago and Pacific road from | Wheat, No. 1. Port Byron to Freeport. The Mil-| do waukeo road expeots to build its Black Hills line as soon as it secures the right of way from Sioux City. — THE OMAHA MARKHT, Oama, May 3, 1880, was probably caused by the ice, which reported in groat quantities in that W. P. Cartwright, the race horse proprietor, is dead. He was well = BEADLAUGH'S CLAIMS. Tn the house of commons yesterday f8sq88238! will probably have separate croasings over the Missouri aud a union line right to his seat came up for discus. | thevce to the Black Hills. It sion. Ina well considered and tem- perate speech Mr. Bradlaugh claimed hat he should be admitted upon mak- iog an_affirmation instead of taking the oath. He quoted in support of this claim the fact that by virtue of the provisions of the evidence amendment act of 1869 he and er atheists were permitted to give e dence in courts of justice, sithough they did not call on God to witness their trathfaloess nor say that they believed God bad forbidden_ them to take an oath. aalo by all druggists. e b s Lbe B Wo offer s first-class white Ilsan- dried shirt, with an improved reln- forced front, made of Wamsutta mus- tion of a through rail in, 3-ply bosem and cuffs, of 2200 to Guaymas, Mexico, is rumored. It | linen,at the reduced price of $1.50. i8 to be accomplished by the combi: The workmanship, fit and style of our tion of the Atchison, Topeka & Santa | #hirts ate placed in competition with Fe, Pennsylvania Central and New | and shirt sold in Omaka. We guaran- York and New England roads. The | tee entire satisfaction, or will refand first is said to have assisted the last | the money. in its large purchase of ferminal, shirta facilitjonot.B5s of the Great Western | P° €9 Rallread. will put on a Sunday train betwoen this city and Omaha on the 16th inat. Spocal Dispatoh to Tan Bra. Bostox, May 3, 12m—Theorganiza- Bpecial Dispatch to The Bee. New Yomx, May 4,1 s m.—The Graphic's Washingion special s that gressman Newberry ) bas_ roceived a private tel an interested friend, announclng that the Wabash bas leased the Great Western of Canada, thus making another trunk line from San Francis- co to New York. James F. Joy went et Gavendhis precedent in the cate of Baron Roths- childs, who was elected before the passage of the ermitting the house to dispense at its pleasure with the provision requiring sll membersto swear by the truo faith of a christian, PIANO TUNING AND REGULATING BY A Competent New York Tuner. Uryans repaired and rogulated. Crders eft at T T e R e L. B. WILLIAMS & SON, KASH IS KING I “A nimble nickle is better d moved for the appointment of ) et el Gy oeitiae tho oaees o Surtpe dur this Purpose Kimeanre ‘romply attonded wsw | thana counterfe wpfi' (Jake Sir Stafford Northcote seconded the | the sase from tho foreign stackhe WE LEAD IN NOTICE. Spear). Until further notice e cotmmittane 2174 1© %" | pateh indicates that he' accomplisned || O'W ~ PRICES | o ok wt ot 1 7O 080 by for cash, rk 4 Charles point the committee. i LAND REFORM SCHEME. Bpogial Dispatch to Tus Bax. this purpose. This lease will necessi- tate the construction of the proposed Butler extension, connecting the Wa- 101bs of A for. We shall from Week to Week .n ‘Baok did on the 2ad day of Marck District Lowoox, May 4—1 a. m.—Ar- [y b S3CRn Ot M ent Western at] Adverti o leion e it petition 1 the 2 vertise Specialties in engements aro in progressfox 86| Dtroit and cutting of Toledo, Now- O g e = s berry has further information that the Dublin beforo the reassombling. of | Sy "oy rusther ioformation that the Numerous Htr A Young tiyson Tea pec Ib, 30 Colong Tea per I, 3 Japan Tea per 1b, 30 o. Fiest Gunpowdér Tea parliament on the 20th inst., to decide upon the respective merits of fixity or tenure and peasant proprietary, in view of a scheme of the land reform- ers to be submitted to the government at an esrly day. Lord Charles Burnell Bruce, mod- erate liberal, was re-elected to parlia- ment from Marlborough, and has been appointed vice-chamberlain. VIOLENT LABOE TROUBLES. Bpecial Dispatch to the Bee. 4—1a m.—Duringa yesterday afternoon hetween English-speaking and French-speak- ing_ship laborers, several pistol shots were fired, and one man was shot itis feared fatally, and his body thrown into the river. The troubie originat- ed in the Union Canadian Ship Labor- ers’ asociation declaring some time ago that they would n:t work on the half-and-half principlo—that is, that half the labor should be done by Eng- lishmen and half by Frenchmen. Sev- eral arrests have been made, includ- ing Wiseman, secratary of the union. Much excitement prevails. BISMARCK NOT TO RESIGN. Bpecial Dispatch to Tus Bxx. Bemuw, Msy 4—1 a. m.—The North German Gazette, in denying Prince Blsmarck’s intention of resign- ing, says that his interest in, and his Iove of working at his ministerial du- ties daily grow apace. AUSTRO-GERMAN TREATY. The reichstag has approved of & nal commercial treaty with Welland to Lewiston, Canada, and then connect it with the Ontario & Westera road which was formerly known as the New York Midland, and runs from Lewiston to Oswego and New York city. This o DEPARTMENTS ! s corner on the line between sections 20 and 1 In township 15 north,range 13 east, being the south- west_corver of land owned by Charlotte K. Turner,thenoe north 20 chains and 12 links to We start off this week | s stn seandan will give Jay Gould an unbroken | s Toportath ol fruskt line from San Franclsoa to| Wik an Importation of ey 13 o d na ' and 7 hence eaat 32 chains and 54 iaks 10 the place of ing, containing - twenty.fve New Yor It is understood here| PARIS SUMMER S"AKS, links, thence south 10 chair ks, e ey Wy that James R. Keene, and other Now York _speculators, were unloading | which we can show bills 8Dd | srpemted to convos said realestats so said g receipts at the and for geneial relief, and y Lake Shore and Northwestern stock ot =L e s T Extraordinary in New York Saturday as fast as Jesle . Aicheso, ox they could without breaking the mar- o kot, which seems to indicate that Mr. B GRATIA NATIONAL DANK ™ ‘Atforney. 42 1-2 CENT PER YARD, ‘Which is the cheapest they have Newberry's news is true. It fs be- T.W. T. Ricuanos, Its ever been sold and lioved hire that the lntroduction of Dated Hay 34, 1850, L. B. WILLIAMS & SON the Hurd bill was, among motives, In- being the ONLY HOUSE which tended to prevent this lease. In or- der to veriy tho truth of the above can AFFORD to sell them at that price. B¥E58888833888 50 bars Climax Soap for. 2 bars Law 8833838388 5335338 dispatch a raporter called at the office of the_prerident of the Wabash rail road, Mr. Solon Humphreys, snd was there informed in an emphatic man- ner that there was mot a word of truth in the story so far as the report- ed losso was concerned, nor were there any just grounds upon which the re- port could in any way be based. Parzimonious Crowd. Bpocial Dispatch to Tus Ban. PRovIDENCE, R. L, May 3—1a. m. —The common council last night, for the first time since the close of the war, refused to vote an sppropristion for docoration dsy, on the grounds that the occasion bad merzed from me- morial day into a day of plessure. Bank Robbery. Bpecial Dispatch to Tus Bun. susrlass GO TO CHOLLMAN & ERCKS FOR HARDWARE AND NAILS. A LARGE STOCK OF FIRST-CLASS COOKING STLVES AT LOW PRIC] GARDEN AND FARM STEEL WAR ETC. U. P. BLOCK 10TH ST. LFFENCE WIRE A SPECIALTY.®3 25 108 cat meal Tbesdis Fat famlly mackerel, per kit. at fanily white fish, per kit.. 2 1bcan. Pumpkins, 316 can The above is a RARE BAR- GAIN and it would be well for all whoarein need of these Goods to take ADVANTAGE of this offer immediately as it _Lovwvis, Ky., May 4L & @ | will continuefora FEW DAYS Paris, Kentucky, was robbed between | ONLY. Saturdsy night and Mondsy morning BUNTINGS of bonds to the amount of about sev- entoen thousand dollars. The thie In all the New Shades, 25C PER YARD. sszsuessis.susasssuicilfsfyns INDEMNIFYING RUSSIA. The indemnities payable to Russian merchants under th treaty of Berlin have been fixed at 15,000,000 francs. MONSTER BRITISH LOCKOUT. Special Dispatch to The Bee. Loxpox, Msy 4—1 p. m.—The Lancashirs cotton masters have de- clined to give the advance asked for by the eperatives, and there are appre- hensions of a general lockout, similar to that of 1878. HONORED CREW. Special dispatch to Tux Bxx. Dusuy, May 4—1 a. m.—The offi- cers of the United States ship “Oon- stellation” attended the Galety thea- tre in this city last night. They were warmly received by the people. A grand triumphal srch was thrown acioms the sireet in front of the thea- tre building. 'ONE HUNDRED PEOPLE INJURED. Bpecial Dispatch to The Bee. Pans, May 4, 1a. m.—During the races at Merao in the department of 8t. Garrone yesterday the grand stand Tobaceo (Silver Seal Tobacen (Old Style) ol e Hams, Eggn, 11 dos or Butter, tresh roll, per | Complete farnished on lists A e T J. B. FRENCH & €0., The Original Reliable Grocers, No, 1119 Farnham Street, OMAEA, NEB. entered tbrough the cellar. i} GRANT RECEPTION. Bpecial Dispatch to The Bee. SPRUNGFIELD, l'll.lilhhy J.L.NICHOLS & G 4—1a m. ive here at & there s nothing p onstration, it is proper to-mention that Major Bluford Wilson, the well known anti-third-termer, has subscril ed $50 for the expenze of the citizens’ committee. Embezzlers Sent Back to Jail. Special Dispatch to The Bee. Reapixg, Pa., May Jacob and J. Albert Hi the late Mine Dress Novelties, Silk & Satin Brocades, Pekin Stripe Velvets,| Successors to B. FEARON, and a LARGE STOCK of| everything in DRESS GOODS TIME T ABIE. OMAHA AND FORT OMAHA OMNIBUS LINE. Daily, Sundays Exoepted. Leaves 10th and Farnham Streets. SUNDAYS, EVERY TWO HOURS. foll and over one hundred persons st o3 Pare - - - - - - 25 Cents. ROW ON BOARD THE ‘‘CONSTELLATION.” | solvency laws. The »oanamuwn-mu‘, > u;mmd,nd their counsel Bus' UEENSTOWN, a m.—A | aal o1 i o Yoy 4 1 & m | - - 32000