Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 19, 1880, Page 1

SBupport:d the Flag, The General \Mig’ k‘:&- dured Obscurity Now has e % Pdiowing ‘Bubiy, z 1 6 But it is Written Expressly For His PoliticBl Funeral. % h ¥ Toriy Hendricks Riding on the 7 Brest of a Wave'of e Favor, Saucily Smashes Thurman's Great Plea by a Judi- cial Deoision. . \ Tildeh Seeks No ‘Vindication,’ But Leaves the Field to Payne. 12 The.. American' Paris Filled eré pud-Pleaers. Hoosiers Must Vote in Octo- ber and Not in :November. TUURAMAN, IN. THE FIELD. Spotial Dispetéh Lo 0ho Bee. <. Cuicaco, Juwe 18,4 p. m.~The Journal's Weilington special ‘says: Senator THirman left for Ohio last night and expressed to bis friends the - greatest confidencs in his chaces at Cincinnati. He thivks that his dele- gaion Wiltpbarrve the wnit rale and abandon him as locgas there it any hope. Thurmaz will not go to Cincinnati, but has bad his home con- fiected by wiré'with the beadquariers of his mauagers in Oincionati. .~ y b algo Jeft yesterday folly equipped s the campaigo. It is said that there is ‘money without limit that can be used in Field's ' interests if it should be necessary. 87 THE GEANT SALUIE. The citizens of Washington who hed subscribed a considerable sum to fire salute over Grant’s nomination, decling to have it used for o sslute af- ter Grant wes defeated. GEORGE GORREAM goes to California to stump for Gar- field, notwithstandiog many said that he #ould skulk in bis tent. HORATIO AGAIN. The JJumnh‘ . New York speoisl says: ‘Horatio Seymour travelled from Elmira to Olean yesterday, on in bearing the New Jersey Sl gutin; s s of Tamamoy, and many - other delegates to Cin- cipnati. In conversation, Seymour said, “I really doubt the expediency of nominating ‘apy New York msn. Tt will imperil success. There is too much feeling between the hostile fac- tiops. I bavetaken no part in the quarre’s, and yet I should, if a can- didete, have been unacceptable - to some democrots. I do not doubt that the true policy of the party is to take & younger ahd new man, who s not in any way mixed up with the Now York troubles. HENEY A. TILDEN WRITES of the long talk of his brother Samuel and ex-Semator Gwyan, to say that itHasted about five minutes aud that no sllusion whatever was made to Judge Field or to either of his broth- | PeO] ers, by Tilden, or to any matler bear- ing whatever upon Field's nomination. BOSH.. The New York Post editorially saye: Tilden's letter declining to-run for the presidency, has sgain been placed ifs bis friends’ bands in Cineln- iy, with the design that they shall 6 8 basis for negotiation looking t: the usanimous nomination of Til- As socn os this result has been secured the letter will be publicly STAS AT THURMAN. Special dispatch to The Bee. Cr¥cisxati, Junel9, 10 p. m.—The | decided most, interesting newa in Cinciamati it | transfer his interest shouid 9.5 o to the cunveRition for ballots, an! that e was mot in sny senso a condidate, Added to this is the fact -that Mr, Spear, an editor of the Enquirer, Mitherto a strong supporter of Sey. mour, declared last evening that he had received such information du the day as fo warrant him in asserting that Seymour will not, under any cir- cumstances, accept the nomination, if tendered him, and that - there will be an authoritative annouscement of his declaration in the convention, if necessary, to pravent delegates from votiog for him. TAKE HANCOCK, THE SOLDIER. The friends of Gen. Hancock are taking advautage of all these reports to create an Influence in favor of their man among the .icods -of the other gentlemen named. bave estab- headquarters at the new Cen- tral hotel on Elm mansgement of Gen. - Fraukii Connecticut; Gen. Baldy Smith, of Mr. Hiram Atkina, of and Judge Jere Black. The buis of the'r_campai in this, that, as Gen, Tom Ewing said £0 2 democratio editcr a month’ago, the csndidate of the demooratic party this year must be one was opsnly, un< mistakably avd uncompromisingly & supporter of the governmcnt during the war. That Gen. Hanoock, -more. than any other man, embodios that idea; that thero is no doubt but that Garfield will poll the full vote of the ropublioan party, but that there is & vast number of voters who do not be. long to any party, who care nothing dispatch lm o 4 ided - againet _ the ‘{:mtimional | Ahendment adopted at the late special ‘elpation; -The-etivct of-this is to con-, i iana an October stateas re- thematior of siate elections. H BOURBOX BEEAKS. ‘Special Digpatch to Tho Bee i Nn:q}ymm, Jnn.:gl'.:,"l a m.—The main of the 32 numbering about. 500, Jef! oG o ,W—% TCincinnaci. A majority of the dele- gation assembled at the depot shortly sfter 7 o'clock, and_during the disons- sion which took place among dele- gates and friends, it was openly stated that no part of the Tammany parly would be admitted as delegates %o the convention, There was considerable enthusiasm among the delegates, who are moatly Tilden men, and loud cheers went up as the tr«in moved out of the depot. r, accompavied by ex- cLoen and & ght select rarty, left at 6 o'clock last nigh via for Cincinnati by tho Pemnsyl railroad. Tammany braves will assemble at theie wigwam on Fourieenth street {his morning, snd march (o the Grand Central depot, from whoro they will start in a specisl train for Cincinnati. TILD: Special dispatch to The . Bostox, June 19; 1a. m.—A Cin- cinnati special t> tho Globe says that a westetn member of the national democratic committee makes the state- meut that within the last few days he 2% | 1ad talked with Tilden, and has it from Tilden that he will not bo s can- didate for nomiuation ; that he has prepared a letter te be resd in the convention, as his jame has been pre- sented, withdrawing from the contest and urging chat the full support of the party be given to the nominee of the convention. The gentleman says the lettar hag a'ready becn prepared, and amanly and_patriotio production, and will electrify the party. Itnames 1o man asa preference, but is devoted to a broad and patriotic consideration for party or any crganization, who will votefor the best moan. - That ¢his is the party including moet of the sol- dier sloment all avor the north, and that the record of Gen. Hancook-s0 completely ovorshadowa that of Gar- field that it will attrect the majority. That of all tho soldiers' ho ¥ e mosk fily , ok ol e damocratio candidstes he most fitly nts the sentiment that the re- tho war arofixed and unalter- - That his cvas sity_of the aman, but be cause of the disaffection of the re- publican leaders. That Connecticut would be carried by him and Illinois would be rendered closs if not demo- cratic, because of the disaffsction of the republicans and_the influence of the state ticket with Lyman Trumbull at the head. The strength of the Hangock vote is now reckoned by them at between 70 and 80 votes. Ex-Senator Taylor, of New York, says he had a long talx with Seymour, and kuoows that if the convention ehould nominate him and adjourn he would not acoept. SAMMY'S HEIR. important boom, based that The other on the withdrawal of Tilden candidecy will make wot : lfiz— M“‘m“ * mm“ ‘tha United Statex™treops. of the naeds of ihe par'y and couatry at this time. TENURE OF OFFICE. Special digpateh to The Ece. P VasHGToN, June 19, 9 5 the cabinet mceting vesterds tenure of office act, and its bearing in the nominations rocently rejected, was —At discussed, the resident’s course in | il peinting cerlain parties since Te- jocked on that ground, being ap- proved. GUARDING THE BOBDER. Orders have been issued directiog oa. 0. prevs the violation of tho ncutrality laws on the Mexican border. This order was issued iu consequence of information furnished the governwont of en expe dition forming in southern Arizona to cross to Mexico and seize the govern- mont of the Moxican state of Sonora. Indications. Special Dispatch to The Bee. Wasumozoy, June 19—4 p. m.— For lower Missouri valloy, warmer, clear o partly cloudy weather, south- east winds and falling barometer. Big [Consolidation. Special dispatch to The Boo. Louisvize, June 19, 1 a. m.— The Muhlenburgh coal company, of Mublenburgh county, Ky., operating of | the must extensive mines in the state, and the Green River coal and iron company, of this oity, consolidated d | yesterday, and will be hereafter known Garfield in the Ohio Westsrn Reserve, is & statesman of reputation and emi- nent sbility, and be able to carry more doubtful states than any man yet named. CONVENTION SPECTATORS. The national committee have decid- ed to dispose of the seats on the plat- form themselves. Each momber of the committee will have his portion 'and will invite his friends and distin- guished members of the parcy to oc- cupy them. The remsinder of the unoccupled seats will be divided among individual delegates, who can dispose of them as they see fit. FILLING UP. A large number of delegates and liticians from all parts of the coun- now in the city, and many are artiving on each train. Crowds of ple were at the hotels and head- quarters of clubs and delegations evening, and the situation was dis- ocussed in an_earnest manner. John been written by Tilden and addressed to Robinson, who would carry it to incinnati. Oit TILDEN HOLDS FAST. ‘Special Dispatch te The Bee. the Tilden for the purposs of getting & answer as to whether he was i with. ORIO'S PULSE HIGH FOR THURMAN. Special Dispatch to the Bee. Covvxsus, 0., June 19, 1 a m— or Tharman held a conference. the Nett house, with with twenty-seven of the Ohin dele- declared adhere 25 the Central coal and fron company. A Crooked Congressman. Bpecial Dispatch to The Bax. Hackensack, N. J., June 19, 1s. m.—Chas. H. Voorhis, of Hacken- sack, and the republican congressman for the fth congreasional district of New Jersey, was arrosted this morn- ing on an indictment for exbezzling 85,000 of the defunct national bank of Hackensack, of which he was presi- dent. He is in the custody of the sherifl. The prisoner was in congress durivg the past sersion, and evaded procestes of New Jersey courts. Base Bal Bpecial Dispatch to The Bee. Hew Haves, June 19.—Yales, 1; ] Chicagos 12 Atpaxy, June 10.—Albany, 7; Cloveland 16. Wasuixorox, Jane 19, —Nationals, 2; Baltimores, 1. Reduction 1n Cal Bpecial Dispatch to Tus Bas.. New Yorx, June 19, 1 a. m.—The direot United_States cable company will to-day make a further reduction from 50 cents per word to 374 cents to all parts in Great Britian, Ireland and France. The increase in the bus- iness of the line makes the returns such that a reduction is considered jostifiable by the officers of the com- pany. Rates. g Fatal Family Jar. Bpecial Dispatch to The Boe. Moo, Ind., June 19, 1 . m.— Duringa quatrel_yesterday over some family trouble, James Vogus shot his f':flm:. Jacob Vogus, mortally gound- g him. A New Short Line to the East. Special Dispatch to The Globe-Democrat. Quixoy, Ill, June 15.—Henry Root, president, and other officers the Quincy, Missouri and Pacific rail- road, are in New York city, and it is understood that the formal transfer of theirroad to the Wabash management took place yesterdsy. The road is comy to Milan, Mo., acd sdds over 100 miles tc the bash road. The latter corporation are taking a« tive measures for the extension of the road westward to the Missouri river. 1t is stated that noimmediate changes will be made in the principal officers of theQ., M. & P. The acquisition of this rcad by the. Wabash system means great things for Omsbs. When it is completed toa counnection with the Omaha line of the Wabash the distance to eastern points from Omaba by the Wabash lines will be reduced st least one hun- dred miles, and will mako s shorter . nowin June 19, ¥ a. m,— |+ this morning And the Greeks are Pr'emring for War With the Turks. Three Thousand Starving Peo- ple Raid a Government Depot for Food. APPROACHING A SETTLEMENT, Srecial Dispatch to The Bes. ~ BegLIN, June 19—1a. m.—In the supplementary corference of diplo- matists to day, during the discussion of the question of boundary lines be- twean Bulgaria and Roumsnia, which 1s one of the unsettled issues connect- ed with the traaty of Berlin, Austria suggested that Rassova- shoil belong to Roumanis, Bulgsria only receiving sufficient land for the erectin of a bridge over the bridge at Silistria, which is situsted on the right bank cf voriheast of Shuwlo. The prospect of an amicable understanding between Central and Northern Albania is said to be increasing. GRAND CHALLENGE ROWING MATCH, Special Dispatch to Tae Bar. Loxpox, June 19—L s. m.—At the great international regatta at Henloy the grand chellenge cup was won by the Leander crew by one length, the London rowing club com- ing in close second. The race was sn admirable ono and excited 'great inter- eat. GLADSTONE EXPLAINS. Fpecial Dispatch to The Bee. Loxox, June 19, 1 & m—In the house ‘of commons yesterday Mr. Bartlett, conssevative mem- ber for Eye, pursuant to' notice given i ed the mnt for upon land’s i tion on the qutetions now wnder dis- custion at the sy tary_diplo: matio conferen structions, if sny, had been given by the government to. its representative Sere. 113 stata of cne; that misunderstanding existed among the powers which sppeared likely to lead to serious complications, if not to war; and that the house should therefore be informed if Eng- land is lisble to be compromised in any way by the attitude asumed at the conference by her representatit In reply, Gladstone said with con- siderable ‘emphasis, and in s few words, that he thought he had resson to complain both of the impudent manner and spirit in_which the hon- orable member’s questions were asked, and of the questions themselves. He would oply add thet’ the government would adhere both to the letter.and spirit of the Berlin tresty, and those wero its instructions to ita representa< tive. FRANCE AND MEXICO MAKE UP. Special Dispatch to Tus Bxs. Pagis, June 19, 1 G::"—M'g,' Freycinet _yesterday rme chamber of deputies that w&ofil for resumption of diplomatio relations bewoen France and Italy were pro- coeding, and he hoped that they would prove succenfal. LOCAL OPTION IN ENGLAND. Special Dispatch to Tus Bax. Loxpox, Jume 19—1 a. m.—The house of commons last evening ado) ©od Mr. Lawson's local option resolu- ton. DUTIES ABLISHED. A dispatch from Buenos Ayres says the pmvpi;ehl government of the Ar- gentine republic have abolished the import duties, because ‘the federal government closed the port of Buenos yres. STARVING ANP DESPERATE. Special Dispatch to The Bee. (CONSTANTINOPLE, June 19—1s. m. —Three thousand starving_people plundered the government grain depot at Drarbecur. OUR CRACK SHOTS. Speeial Dispatch to The Bes ’ Dusias, June 19, 1 a. m.—The American rifle team continued practice at Dallymont yesterdsy. The she ing was not as good as Thursday’s, though - Farron was again best, he ‘making 209 out of & posible 225, MAKERS A BAISE. m privato property by the Chilians. GREECE IN THE FIRR. Special Dispatch to The Bes. Loxpox, June 19, 1 & m.—A die- patch from Athens says it is believed that war with Turkey is inevitable. The government has stopped all fur- loughs in the Greek army, and naval preparations, including the purchase torpedoes, etc. , are procseding. ADDITIONAL LOCAL. THE FAMOUS SUMMER RESORY AND FISH- of Minnesota became famous long sgo, and amid her unrivalled scenery and on the superb fresh- water lakes there meet every year people from all parts of the country, and especially from the extreme south and all along the banks | of the Mississippi and Missoul rivers. ; Téo Minoasofs resonty ave becoming A, SATURDAY. JUNE 19, 1880. JORNING EDITION. more popular in mber which has large make ita of the summer excursion of leave Omaha ABP. m., going over Pacific and Sioux The fare for Paul and return 36; tickets good for sixty days. Fufpsrtioulars ot the exoursion, with paiphlets descriptive of Minnesota sce8éfy and giving fall directions for reachidg the resorts, all of which are but & shurt tide from St. Paul, can.be cbtained by addressing Maic J. H. O'Brgan, genersl south- ‘westorn akout at C:auil Blufl. d4f _ FAST TIME. The Time Table of Our West- ern Roads Made to Agree With' the Eastern. The Manager's Meeting. The managers and general passen- ger agents of the western railroads terminal in Chicago held a meeting in that city on Tuesday. The proposi- tion to change the arriving time of western trains and the question of the maintenance of pasienger rates be tween Chicago and points in the south- west were matters for the considera- tion of which the meeting had been especially called. The proposition to change the time of the arrival in Chicago of trains from the west, was agreed upon with- out much discussion. The change sgreed upon applies only to the through trains from Kansas City and Omaha, which arrive in Chicago in the afternoon. The arrivi for the different trains will - probably be as follows: Chjoago and North- western, 2:15 p. m.; Chicago, Bur- lington and Quincy, 2:15; Chicage, Rock Island and Pacific, 2:30; Chica- goand Alton, 2:30; Illincis Central, 2:45. Each line reeerves the right, howaver, to lengthen the time, if nec- essary, but the arriving hour cannot, under the present understanding, be earlier than 2 o'clock, and the sched ule via all roads will be such as will enable through pastengers to take the esat-bound fast _express train here at 3:30. Tho Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul will not chavgo its arriving o itey schedule would work af ircunvenience to the Milwaukeo travel, and, as the 5:15 trains will bo continued as here- tofore on all the eastern routes, pas- sengors arriving too late for the fast express wilk suffer only a brief deten- tion. Two of the western roads—the Ohicago and Northwestern and the Chicago and Alton—announced to the ‘meeting their intention to change time on next Sundsy. The Rock Island and the Burlington will probably have their new schedules in readiness by that date, but they could not mako posifive anvouncement £o that effect. Trains leaving Council Bluffs and Kansas City at 5 p. m. will arrive in New York the second evening at 10 o'elock. The Chicago Times, in speaking of this mooting, “‘With the time-changes disposed of the maunsgers next undertook to a the demoralization in passenger rates to southwestorn points, and to strengthen the covenant which was entered into by all the lines in Febru- arylast. In this undestaking, how- ever, they were not successfal. The temper displayed during the_session was anything but amiable. The Bur- lington people wera accused of having promised free transportation toa large party of California knights templars from o...b.wm Obicago, and slo with havi to ticket a delegation of | alorado. knights templars from Kansas City to Chicago at rates con- sidorably under tariff. It was speci- fied in connection with this charge that the transportation had been ar- ranged for by Mr. Hitohoock, who is now in Californls, and who, it was farther alleged, is acting under orders given direct by Vice Prosident Per- kivs, _ Messrs. Potter and Wood, representing the Burlington company in the: ounced the state- m mw of & sensation was, Mr. Hughitt, of the ing thatif the charge , his company would a8 void the agreements recent- lymade with the other two Omaha turo of the agree- Ho alto statod that his- company, as & member of the Tows pool, weuld exact ita full proportion of tbe full local rates_from Omaha to Chicago, and would insist upon that at the peril of the pool itself.” - PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. 3 — Dr: Geaffwent west Thursday after- mnoon. Capt. Munson, of Fort Harteuf] is in town. Major John Heath, of Lincoln, is In the city. Judge Dundy and family left for home yesterd Hon. J. H. Millard has returned from the cast. Mr. Frank B. Knight has returned from California. of the nail worke, has gone to San Francisco. J. M. Bowman, superintendent of schools of Warren county, Ind., is in the city on a visit. Thomas Morten, of The Nebraska City News, was in the city Thursdsy attending the exercises at Brownell Hall Several delegates from California to the national democratic convention passed throvgh the city yesterday af- ternoon. " Mr. Fioyd Trevis, president of Wells, Fargo & Co.’s express compa- ny, and one of the wealthiest men of the Golden state, passed through the city Thuraday on his way east. George F. King, who for some time pazt has been'z member of the W, U. corps of, operators,. left Thursday for Fort Kinney, Wyoming, Territory. He goes to fill the position of post operator at that place. Several of the young ladies of Brownell hall went west to their homesyesterday—Misses Alice Thrall, Gen. Hatch Asks Permission to Follow Victoria Across the Border. Indiana’s Constitutional Amend- ments Declared Void by the Courts, Countless Numbers of Negroes Starting for Northern COlimes. Victoria's Indians. Special Dispatch to the Bes. Wasaiveron, June 18, 4.p. m.— At the cabinet meeting to-day a tele- gram from Gen. Hatch requesting per- mission to follow Victoria’s Indisns across the American border was re- ferced to the state depariment, with & view of obtaining the consent of the Mexican government, The departure of am expedition Lulu Clark, and Minnie Hall, to Schuyler, and Miss Clara Brown and Rose North to Columbus. Miss Mar- garet Maxwell goes to Fremont, and Miss Katio Trabing to Medicine Bow this noon. Mr. F. R. Meyors, the Pacific cost agent of the Erie and Chicago line, went west. yestorday. Dr. Todd, Ed. Marks, Abe Taylor and Bob Hein, four business men of Atchison, Kas., stopped in the dlty a fow hours yesterday, to visit “ the boys.” They are en route to St. Paul. DD, Decxer—On Fridsy morning, June 18, 1880, infant davghter of Mr. and Mrs. 0. G. Decker. Faneral services a’ the South Oma- ba M. E. church Sunday morning, at 10:30 'clock. - Friends of the family Stoxer—On Thuraday, Juae 17, at 11 o'clock p. m., Sadio Blanche, aged 2 years, 2 months and 17 days, daugh- torof H. and Mary Sidner. Funeral servicos from the residence, Twenty-third and Nicholas streets, on Saturday at 10 o'clock a. m. e e District Court—June Term. The following procecdings were had on Thursday, the Hon. James W. Savaie presiving: Rogers vs. Bartlett et al.; order of refercnce to B. E. B. Kennedy, Esq. Loweet al. ve. Lowe ot al ; leave to file amendment to answer. Johnson vs. Bercer, jury trial; i s R 22 this morning, to which time court ad- journed. Real Estats Transfers. Frederick Larsen_and wife to Wm. Peterzou—n. 3 #. § lots Land 2, block 2, Ree t addition—$175, w. d. ‘Semuel E. Rogers and wife to Chas. W. Pulling—part of lot 10, block 6, Rogers’ addition—$150, w.d. Henry B. Curtis to Jacob Wille- borrse—lot 2, block 24, Omaha— 1200, w. d. A. E. Touzalin to Alice B. Har- greaves—lot 1, Terrace addition—$25, w. d A. E. Touzalin_to Edward Clarke— Lot 3, Terrace addition—$265, w. d. 'A.E. Touzalin to Wm. Randall— lot 3, Terrace addition—$§265, w. d. A.'E. Touzalin to Jas. Petterson— lot 4, Terrace addition—$265, w. d. Tsaac E. Lillibridge to Claus Oft— n. e, . 15, t. 26, r. 11—§1600, w. d. ‘Claus Oft to Eggert Oft—w} n. e. qr. 8. 1, t. 16, . 11—$800 w. d. J. A. Coombs. Yesterday morning jan emissary of Tug Bex happened to be in Dillon- ville. He stood on the depot platform watching the passengers alight from the Chicsgo trains. Among them he descried the familiar mug of J. A. Coombs, the eminent barrister, and his heart went out at once to the man whom the emissary had called on so ‘many times, during his business carcer in Omaha, Ho called about the lstof every month. Coombs went to Denver from here, but soon after moved to Chicago, business, to hear him tell it. He sa) Colorado mines, being ested in some of the largest ones in the state. This news will be woll received by his desr friends in In Omaha, who folt 80 sorely grieved at his sudden departure from our city. In the course of his conversation with Tz Bee man he said that while in Chicago he had bought & mortgage on ticipated rich returns. He added that it was upon s quarter section ly- ing between Sixtesnth aud Nineteenth stroets, on California. ““There's mil- lions in it.” i e County Court Proceedings. Palmer va. Overall etal.; judgment for $340.88. ¢ Julius Treitschke vs. Fritz Reipen et al; judgment for $142.10. e T e Why dose yourselves with nauseat- tng medicines, when a purely fruit eathartic will cure you at once—Ham- burg Figs. Try them. Over elghty mitttons of dollars of {nsurance capltal of the oldest and best home and foreign companies rep- pesented In the agency of Taylor & di6it George Berry, of Berry, of Berry Bros., Neligh, Neb., is in the city. Mrs. T. C. Mackey snd daughter haveretarned from Ft. Scott, Kansas. John Van Horn, chairman of the ‘hoard of county commissioners, is in town. | e, 8, T, Walker, superintendent Marphy & Lovett,lns. ageney; old st established agency n this state, apl8-ly S Headquariers for Joe Schlita’s Milwaukee beer st Mancmaxts' Ex- cmaxoy, N, B, Cor, 16h and Dodges During Tuesday, Thorsday of this week the arrival here and he hos struck a big bomanza in g, inter- | &ne from southern Arizona to take posses- sion of the state of Sonors, Mexico, hes been postponed. An Empty Tressury. ‘Special Dispatches to The Bee. Sipxey, Australis, June 3.—The supplementary financial statement shows a deficit of £290,000. It 1is proposed to cover this by an export duty of farthing on gressy wool, balf penny on weshed and scoured, six pence on horses and cattlo, incroased roalty on coal, and re-imposition of stamp duties. Indisna’s Constitution. Bpecial Dispatch to The Bee. Ispravapows, June 18—4 p. m.— The supreme coutt, in a test case, de- cided to-day that the amendments to the constitution of the state, approved by the popular vots last fall, are not valid, not having been submitted to the people or adopted in a legal form. This overthrows all the work of that election, and leaves the copsti- tution in every respect as it stood be- fore the amen dments were proposed. Among other effects this continues In- diana as an ‘‘October state” in the matter of state elections. The African Exodus. Spocial dispatches to The Bee. Sr. Louws, June 18—4 p. m.— Wednesday and of colored refugees has been very large, and to-day every foot of svail- Iatter state, fear & revival of ,the Ku-Klux and bull-dozsing rule, they are all preparing to leave, in many igstances sacrificing what little they possess for a sufficient sum to transport them to St. Louis. Numbers are now encamped on the | $7 river bank at various landings await- ing arrival of boats to convey them to this city. Colorado Greenbackers. Special dispatch to Tz Bus. Drxves, June 18, 3 p. m.—The stato greenbackers yesterdsy nomina- ted Rev. A. J. Chittenden for gover- nor, and adopted resolutions endorsing Kearney. ¢ The leader of the Leadville strike was arrested here. Onicago's Population. ‘Special Dispateh to The Bee. Cuicaco, June 17, 4 p. m.—The census returns from this city are not yet quite complete, but near enough 0 to indicate that our total population s about 475,000 MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. New York Money and Btock. NEW YORK, June 18. MONEY—Market st osnt. 60 where he has been doigg s rushing CLL Omaha real estate, from which he an- | Pacific Cmicaco, June 18. ‘Wheat—Active and unsettled; No, 943@9c, closed at 950 cash, 9440 95}c, closed at 943 bid for June; 913 @93}c," closed at gt!ech‘y;flh Eoheio, cosed'st Sofe for Angus: No. 3, 85@86c; No. 2 red winter, fn storo, 31 03. Com—In good demand, active and higher; No.2 red and high mixed, 5430}, closed at 36@36fo for cash; 51@364c, closed at 36jo for June, 38a3640, closed st "or July: 36} @ik closed at e bid for Avgas; rejected, “Gata—Market * et aod rm; Mo for cash; closed #4 50; Meats — Mn&,nu;flm‘_d'_'d-,llw. ‘Whisky—#1 08, wuhunmmy ¥o, 3o, 7t | eash; 811 NO. 312 Wholesale PricerFive Cents and Retail MANUFACTURING JEWELERS AND PRACTICAL WATCHES AND JEWELRY WATCH-MAKERS. AT WHOLESALE PRICES. Goods sent to any part of the United States on solicitation. Largest essortment of SILVERWARE, CLOCKS & SPECTAGLES, And everything found generally in a first- class Jewelry Store. BEST SELEGTED STOCK IN THE CITY! Jewelry manufactured om short metice. Orders from the Country selicited. Whenin OwahaZcall and see us, Ne trouble to show Goeds. EDHOLM & ERICKSON, The Jewelers, Opposite the Postoflice, 15th & Dodge. Im To protect the public agaivst Imitations and Fraud we caution BENSON'S CAPCINE to see that the word CAPCINE on the label is correctly Do not allow some other plaster sounding name, with the assurance mind that the only object such vendor can as good. in itgtions of POROUS PLASTERS spelled. med off under a similar t it is the same thing or tobe Bear have is the fact that they can buy imitations at prices lees than half that of the ge gain a small additional profit. nuine, and they hope by this substitution to _SEABURY & JOHNSON, Pharmaceutica! Chemists, New York spring, 94j@94ic for July; 92}@92ic for August; 85}@8G)c for September, | closing at insido prices bid. Com_:!mc for June;36}@363c for July; 36}c for Avgust. Oats—23@28}c for June; 27@27}e for July; 23fc for August; 23jc for the year. Pork—$5 05@10 00 for July; 81000 for August; $11 324@11 35 for September; 89 959 97} for the year, closing at $11 074 for July aud $11 25 @11 27} for Avgust. Lard—6 72} for July; $6 7566 773 for August. " New York Produce. Naw Yorx, June 18, NOTIGE TO BIDDERS Proposals for Furnishing the City of Omaha, Ne- braska, with Water, for Fire Protection and Public Use. Ecaied propossls in duplicats by the undcegned st H G, Nebraske ‘Wheat —Limitd businers; receipte, | 3% irm els; mixed western, 374@d0c; white western, 38@4( Eggs—Dull at 12@13c. Pork—FirmP new mess," 811 750 1200. Beef—Steady. Qut. Ilub»“irm ;long clearmiddies $7 25; short clear, $7 50. Lard—Strong; prime steam, old, ; new, $7 25@7 Butter—Dull snd Oheese—Nominally unchanged. Whisky—81 12@1 13. MUwauxee Froduce Marxet Miuwavkez, June 18. 'Wheat—Firm; jc, lower and clcsed 94c; July, 953c; August, Mllnnkna,%; Tejected, i‘.‘,‘: Corn—Stronger but qui 360. RyoDectined 1o 75k i , 75%e. Barksy—Quiet and steady; No. 2 fall, 70c. st. Louls Produce. Sr. Lous, June 18. Wheat—Dull; No. 3 red, §1 074 for cash; $1 02j@1 024 for Juve; 89§ for July; 87§@87} for Aug- ust; No. 3do., $1 02 bid; No. 4do., 94c bid. Corn—Dall; 354@35§e for cash; 357 for June; for July. Onts—Higher; 204@29%c for cash; for June; 21jc for Avgust. ye—Steady at 80c. Barley—Nothing doi Butter—Firm; creamery, 18@22c. ‘Whisky—Steady st 81 08. Pork—Higher; $11 25@11 30 for for August. Dry Salt Meats—Stronger; $6 25, o uiat at ThaBe uiet at 3 Bacon—Higher; 86 00, $7 25,87 50. Lard—Firmer at $6 60. 16@18¢; Chnicago Live Stock Marxet Citcaco, June 18. Receipta, 20,000 head; ship- ments, 6000 head; strong demand for fat cattle sad good inquiry for all heavy grades; bacon hoga rather quiet and easy st §3 0C@4 00; mixed pack- Ing, $4 0084 20;choics heary, §4 250 Osttlo—Receipte 5000 head; ship- ments, 4600; trade quiet and upalter- ed from yesterday with demand large- Iy for light medium weights; common to fair shi) cattle, $3 85@4. 30; 32)@4 75; butchers’ 2 82 0065 00; grase 30. heavy at 122%. | & . aud_the ruport of J. vy e ey oo wit o farmisbed o 3 mentioned 155 a0a g "t e protecion thereinmen- S p:op sola or bids shall specity the price per by rack per yoas for the said. two hundied i ety hydraate doring sai? torm: s the price. pur hydrant por year for intermedate bydrauts placed uy he mains spec fled | the 5.D. Cook (om vie s the office ¢t tho i, Nebraska, cophscf which ders on. appiication), In ex- iy, and aimo. the protection wil rspon. Sible bidder or_bidders, and tee city counel of Omaba reserves the right to reject sny J.F. McCARTNEY, Clerk of the City of Omeba. June 12th, 1580. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Sealed proposs’s will be received by the un- domsiged watl 12 o'clock Boon, June 22, 1589, for the furnishing of all materiai ‘and the eree. tion and compietion of a two-story brick schonl building for the ¥ifth ward, in the city of Omaha, £ bo located or: Cas -trect, betwoen Foarteenth and Fifteenth streets. Separate bids will be re- cciv-d as follows: Por all brick work and the Turnisbiag of the required materiala and laying the 3me, and meluding o setting of all stones, for all plastering, and furoishing the required ‘materiala for the ame, for all cut stone deiiver. ed o the ground, for all cwpenter and joiners' nclud.ng the (oraisbing of wil required ma- terials for the same, for all painting and glasing, ineinding all required matetials for the mme, for s/l excvating and als all complete Plans and an be seen at the offic of C. F- Driscoll, arehitect. e S recsiving the reed for The g s e o e Secretary of Boand of Eiucation, Jedeod 2w Omaha web. |INTER - OCEAN HOTEL, Cheyenne, Wyoming. First-clves, Fine large Sample Rooms, biock feom depot. Tran t0 2 hours for dinner. Free Bus to ok, Hates §2.00, #2.50 and §8.00, scconiing 5 centa. ‘gle meal T A . BALCOM, Proprietor. ANDREW BORDEN, Colef Clerk. = mio-t ACADEMY OF MUSIC! The Benefit of MISS EMMA HENDRICKS, 18 POSTPONED Until SATURDAY, JUNE 19, TICKET OF LEAVE MAN, ‘Wit be produced with ali its splendor. A Sanoesssosns mtraducing songe aad dineesy S Sy s L ™ Admisel e . Begerved gseata at.