Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 12, 1880, Page 1

b “— A e s VAR o s VOL. X. J0qweT 4 M Omaba Daily Bee. OMAHA, NEBRASKA, MONDAY. JULY 12, 1880. Established 1871, MORNING EDITION. MINOR MAJORS. The Rising Generals, Who are Taughtto Shoot and Sabre at West Point. Batisfactory txamination of the Academy by the Board of Visitors, Various Recommendations Made for the Peace and Comfortofthe Cadets. Alterations Suggested in the BStandard of Admission, Complements to the Officers. The West Point Academy. pecial Dispatch o The Bee. Washineros, July 12—1 a. m.— The board of visitors, appointed by the president and by the senate and house, to attend the annusl examis tion at the mil tary academy at West Point, have submitted their report, of which the following is a Lrief synopsis: The bosrd exawived the rew bospital » further appropriation 1,618 will be required to complete the buildingr It bas been erccted iv the most substantial man- ner. The bourd earnestly recommend an appropriation for its *peedy com- pletion. The cadet quarters are in- adequate fo their proper accommoda- tion, mavy of the rovms at present be- ccupted by thr.e cadwts, which ercrowds them and is likely to i ter- fere with health and a proper atten- tion to their studies. The board rec ommend tia ¢ ugress bo asked for an apprapriation to cxtend the west wing of the birracks 80 as to add thirty- two rooms The board further rec- ommend that a bath house be erected for the use of the cadets. The beard find that the regulations for the militaiy ncadciny have been fully aud faithiully executed, and it has not seen or heard of anything in the administiation of the ipline d suggest the propriety of ho system. The system is porely military, and is the result of meny years of close observation and experience of those who from time to time have lnd charge of the institu- tion, and who sppear to have been sctusted by the desire to make it effi- cient in edu: and training the catets for duties of soldiers and officr-. Toe oflicers are highly com- piwentsd fir the condition of the building in ail respects. In the judg- ment of the board the drill merits the highest commendation. The bosrd are of the opinion that the standard of acquirements as a condition precodeut to admission to Weat Point imposes upon the corps of instructors duties which might as well be performed by the teachers in the common schools throughout the land, but as a consequeice of the low standard for :dmission much valuable time is consumed in purely elomentary instructiors »t an encrmous expense to the government, and a needlestly large proporticn of the cadets fail to sustain themeelves in competition th those who, though short in their acalemic course, possess suthcient knowledge of those prerequisites, and with & consequent heavy pecuniary Toss to the uation, a loss smounting to about §17 50 per anvum for each and every cadct. Of the 220 discharg.d during the pas. four years, more than half the number were recommended for dismis 21 by the academic board, being found deficient in their duty, while many furced to rosigo. whether by dismission or resignation, owing to lack of mental capacity or disincliuation to keep abreast of their class mates, should not b permitted to return, av i stances they are a second time deficic The board by no means advisessuch radical change in the standard of ad- mission, as would exclude from the institution all save those who are thoroughly iustructed in every branch of preparatory study, but they sre strongly of the opinion that the best interesis of the service and the truest economy to the country demand that the present ttandsrd for admission should be waterially raised, or that much severcr examinations should compel the candidates for admiesion to be absclutely proficient tn the re- quirements of the present low stand- ard, grealy below that required in similr European establichments, so that tho bighest «fliciency of the ser- vice moy besceured, not only through the charactor, but ny tho exact schol- arship and (hrough ccientific trainings of its officers. board recommend that the amount annually appropriated for the libracy be increased to $2000. The board are of the opinion th the duties of the treasurer and d bursing ofticera are accurately and ef- ficiently discharged by Major C. N. Barry, also that the quartermasterand commissary departwents sre managed with credit to all concerved. he board recommend the vigorous en- forcement of regulations against the use of tobacco in any shape %y the ca- dets. In conclusion the board expresses ita pleasura at the promptness with which the ntendent and the professors and ufficers ¢ mneoted with the milita; requests for the labors of its committee. The report is signed by Robert Pat- terson, of Pennsylvania, president; James Graut Wilson, of New Yorl secretary. Base Ball. The following games of base ball wece played yesterday: Borraso—Cin dunatis los 1. < CuevELAND- -Olevelsnds 2, Chica- 808 0. Troy—T oys 7, Providence 5. 2, Buffa BostoN- -Worcesters 3, Bostons 0. The Life Saving Service. Special Dispatch to The Bee. WasnixoroN, July 11—10 p. m.— The reporta of the distriot offvers” of the life saving service, received up to date, show that 209 disasters to ves- occured within ths scope of ths service during the year ending June 30th, 1880. There wero 1947 persons on board of thess veasels, of whom 1938 were saved and 9 lost. i They, were succored st the stations 515 shipwrecked pers-us, to whom 1067 ys of relief in the sggrega'e were farvished. The estimated value of the vessols involved in these disssters was 82,644,603, and that of their cargocs $1,168,010, making the total value of the property imperilled $3,712,613. Of this about $2,611,633 was raved, and 81,101,080 lost. The number of disssters involving the total loss of the veasels was 64 DYING BY DEGREES. The Fasting Man Slowly Near- the Grave—The Brain Dinsolving. Special Dispatch to the Brr. New Yorx, July 11—10 p. m.— D-. Tanner was reported in good con- dition Saturday afternoon, although on the thirteenth day of the fast. His general appesrance was better than it 0, and he himself ex- presses the fullest confidence in hix ability of accomplishing his end. His face is somewhat thin and pinched, but has the appearance of a man in heslth, and dis voico is clear and strong. He retired at a quarter past ten laet night after first insisting that the gas be turned off. An old maidish Iooking woman stepped up to hum laat evening and offered to pray with him. She was removed. Taoner has lost 21} pounds since the commencement f the fast. Dr. VanDewyde, profes- sor of chemistry,after an examination, states that the fasting man for the past fow days, has been paseing off large quantity of phosphates. TI wourd show that the brain tissue i rapidly being worn out. Sport on the Turf. Special Disvatch to The Bes. Moxwouvr Park, N. J., July 11— 10 p m.—The July meeting of Mon- mouth Park association ended to-day with one of the best day’s sport ever given by the zasociation. The first e, milo and a half, handicap sweepstakes for all ages, at 3300 each, with §700 add«d, $200 to the second out of the stakes, was won by Furida, with Surge second. Time 2:42. Secoud race, handicap sweewstakes for thres year c1ds, at $25 each, with $600 added, 8150 to the sacond out of the stakes, mile and furlong, was won by Kittie J, with Emily F second. Time 2:00. Third race, five furlongs, purse of 8500, for two year olds, was won by Topsey, with Blazo second. Fourih race, mile and a furlong, specin] sweepstakes, $1,000 each, haif for the first, with 81,000 added; three entries—Luke Blackburn, Grenada and the Duke of Montrose. Tha race was won by Luke Blackburn, with the Duke of Moutrose second. Time 2114 Fiith race, five miles and s quater, Monmouth eup, for all ages, $50 each, play or pry. with $1,000 added, was won hy Report, with Monitor second. Time 4:07. The sixth race, one mile, purse of 500, for all ages, horses entered to bo sold for 81 500, was won by Char- lie Gorham, with Gossip second. Time 145 Seventh and Inst race, steeple chase, purse of §800, for all ages, of which £200 went to the second, over the regular conrse, wes won by Katie P, with Darby s cond. Time 5.06. Detroit Races. Special Dispatcn to The e, Derorr, July 11—10 p. m.—The 14 miles dash yestorday was won by Big Medicie in 1:58}, Frank Short cocond, Boes third. There were sovon starters in_the mile dash, J. H. Ha- verly winving in 1:44§, with Boswell second, and Florence third. The second race was mile heats with five starters. Gold Boy won the firat three heats in 1.44%, 1:43) and 1:46§; Headlight second and Sy third. Shipping News. Bpecial Dispatch to Tir Bax. The following were the movements of vessels on Saturday, July 10: New York, July 11—10 p. m.— Arrived—Elysis from London, steam- ers City of Berlin feom Liverpool and Schiedan from Rotterdam. Sailed—Brittanic and England for Liverpool, Bolivia for Glwsgow, Do- nan for Bramen, Vaderland for ‘Aut. werp and Bristol for Avon Mouth. Liverpoot. —Arrived, City of Ches- ter from New York. Leath's Doings. Special Dispatch to The Bee. Wasaixeros, July 11—10 p. m.— Reports from Havana to the national board of health statos that for the week ending June 26th there were 196 deaths from all ceuses, from yel- 1yw fover 46, small pox b, typhoid fe- ver 1. New Yomx, July 11—10p. m.— Vital statistics for the past week are: 922 deatha agaiust 1297 for the pre- vious week; 519 births, and 161 mar- riages. The death Iist for the week included the usual proportion of mor- tality from diarrhiesl diseasos among children. There is no doubt but that the syatem of tenement houso inspec- tion lessened last week’s mortality. Indications. Special dispateh to Tun Bax. Waskinerox, July 12--1 a. m.— For the upper Lake region and the upper Mississippi valley, parily cloudy weather, rains, winds mostly sovth- ‘weeterly, stationary or higher tem- perature snd baiometer. For lower Misouri vailey, clear or partly cloudy weather, southwesterly winds sud sta- tionary ‘or higher temperature and barometer. snglish in New York. 8pocial Dispaich to The Bea. New Yomk, July 12—4 & m.— Hon. Wm. H. English, democratic nominee for vice-president, arrived at the Fifth Avenue hotel this even- ing. A number of prominent demo- | Dl crdts wers present and accorded to Mr. Eoglish a hearty weloome. To- morrow Mr. English will confer with the members of the congressional patonal committes. In the evening he will visit General Hancook st his ?niém%mn is expected that Mr. will remain in this city ds the entire week. o NEW YORK WEATHER. The weathor to-day, although not a8 warm as yesterdsy, was quite sul- try, and several cases of sumstroke were reported. I uring the afternoon astorm mercury air became d;-r and m thex- mometer at 33 m. stood #470° snd at moon 74", .| comment ssed over the and the E:.mwhll:-pidl; and the | Signo FOREIGN EVENTS. The Deposition of Osman Pasha Considered a Peaceful Sign. The Trials and Tributalions of the Porte Increas- ing Hourly, The Coblen Club Dinner---A Pair of Hungarians Im- prigoned for Duelling. President Grevy Priclaims a General Amnesty to all French Political Prisoners. The Powers Advise Greece to Delay Calling Out Her Resgerves. But She Torpedoes Her Harbors Again-t the Turks. TUKKISH OFFICIALS. Bpecial Dispatch to The Kee Coxstaxtisorie, July 10—4 p. m. —Huseien Husni Pasha has been pointed miniater of war, replacing Osman Pas'a. Several jmportant changea will be mado in the staff. Gorp NEWs Spial Dispatch to Taw Pxn. m couraging crop reports come f-om the weat of Ireland. SECKYTARY FOR INDIA Special Di-patch to Tus Gas Loxvoy, July 104 p. m.—Lord Rouseberiy, liber.], is mentioned as the Marquis of Lansdowner's succes- sr to the under secrotaryship for Todia. A DEAD SURGEON. Special Dispatels o the Foe. Parss, July 10—4 p. m.—Peul Bioo, an eminent surgeon and an- thropologist and author, and who in Febuary last was elected a life sena Dupy, July 10—4 p. m. — En-|’ tor as a candidats of the extremo left, is dend SHOTTAND SHELL Soectal Dlopaton to The . ConsTaNTINOPLE, July 10,4 p. w.— Agun factory has been givoa a very large order fof shot aud shell for the Geld. SHIZURE oF RIFLYS IN IRELAND. pecial Dispatets to Tho R July 104 p. m.—A large 2 war seizad at Woolsow. The rifles wers the jroporly of peas- sed to local Iand- , who knew 1othing of them. FRENCH ANNESTY, Bpecial dispatch to The Bee. Pawss, July 10—4 p. m.—The re-ult of the voting on tha amnescy bill is that the renate, instead of excluding 1l communists condemned for assas ation aud incendisrism, makes ex- ! ceptions i favor of thoso condemned | by default, and those not sentenced to death or hard Libor,and of thoso who, though 83 sen have had their senteuc s commuted. This ac- ! tion includes Rochefort and Blangui {aud the rinzlexders who escaped. Those oxcluded will receive pardon and bo allowed to rovnter Frauce, though they will not bo restored to | awvil rights. but waro & need, FuE: Spociat Dispate & Pakis, July 10, 4 p. m.--The na- tional fote day, July 14, will be cele- brated on an extensive scale. TURKISH TROUBLES. Bpecial dispatch to The Bee. Loxpox, July 11—10 a. m.—A dis- patch from Comsiantinople fo the Manchest-r Guard-an, Thursday, saya: The Movtonegria_envoy will leave here to-morrow. It is belioved here 'H FETE. o Moo that the sottlement of the Montene- ult than roschen, n grin affair will be mors d that of the Greek. Mr. British ambassador, has withdr. his confidence from Sir Alfred San son, oriental secretary of legation, snd it is reported that Le has taken the embassy's confidential cipher out of his hands. The quacrel causes much It is belioved that Sir Alfred will soon quit his post. SWELTERING SPANIARDS, Bpocial dispatch to Tun Bax. Maprip, July 12—1 a. m.—The weasher thronghout Spain is intense- Iy hot and many cuses of sunstroke are reported. PARDONED COMMUNISTS. ‘Special dispatch to The ee. Pams, July 12—1 a. m.—The official journal of to-day publishes President Grevy's decree granting an entire remission of pinishment to all persons con for having taken +in the insutrectionary events of 1870 and 1871, and in subssquent in- surroztionary movementa. THE COBDEN CLUB. Special Dispatch to The Bee. Lowpox, July 11—10 p. m.— Among thoso present at +he Cobden club dnner Saturday pight, were M M. Challeme), DeLessepa, Earl Spen- cer, Baxter Herbet, Gladstone, J. W. Garrett, of Baltimore, and Simon Stein, of New York. The proceed- ings were pleasant and successful. M. Lesceps, referring to the proposed Panama canal, eaid the greatest finan- cial help was ccmng from America, though European capital wou'd follow the American investment. Mr. Gar- rett-spoke of the condition of Am- erica. AMNESTY. A dispach from Puris says the chamber of deputies voted the amnes- ty bill in the form in which it passed the senate on Friday. ITALIAN POLITICS. A dispatch fron Roms says that it {8 reported that Sizuor Dezst replaces r Zonel a8 minister of war. PUNISHED FOR DUBLLING. A diepatch from Pesth tays Baron & mewmter of the upper house, has beon sentenced to six weeks' Imprisonment, and Deputy | Verhovey to two weeks’ confinement | in prison, for dueling in January last. TRIPPING THE TURKS. | An Athens dispatch ssys Greece is placing torpedoes in all the harbors. | A YOUTHFUL EaRL. The C runtess of Grauville has been accouched of & son. DISTRESS IN CABUL. Special Dispatch to The Bes. Loxnox, July 12—1 8. m—A dis- patch from Cabul via Caloutta says Ablul Rahlia has again expressed & strong desire for a friendly settle- | ‘ment. Thera s groat distress in Cabul ow- | ing to the great scarclty and consc- quent deacncas of provisions of ail | kinds, The harveat, howover, is ex- | peoted to supp'y the wants of the peo- ' ple at an early date. HONOR TO AN AMERICAN" Bpecial dispatch to The Bee. Bucaarest, July 12—1 a. m.— The prince of Roumania has decora- ted Licut. Grawne, of the United States engineer corps, with the order of the star of Roumnnia. ADVISI¥G DELAY. Spectal Dispatch to Tas Ras. Beaux, July 13—1 a m.—The powers have advased Groece to pest- pone the calling out of her reserves | until tho ports receives an replies to the note ot remons' rance. DEPLOMATIC DICKERINGS, Specia Dispateh to Toe Ble Virsxa, July 121 5. m.--Moute- | negeo refusen the proffered pecunisry indomnity offered by Turkey in place of territory. The Montenegro charge | do affairs hes withdrawn from Con- | stantinoplo. e R R TR The ire Fiend. Special diapatch to The Bee. 0, July 12—4 s m— 'a large fire in one of the most squalid tenements on the west sid> at 2:30 this morning and great terror prevailed among the inhabi- tants. The flame originated in Stan- brovk’s school and oftice furniture fac- tory on Dasplaines street, which was destroyed, together with seyeral adja- ceat buildings, all of the most com- bustible materfal. Staubrook's loss is $22,000; insurance $12 000. Other losses will make the total $36,800. ADDITIONAL LOGAL. i District Court. Proc-edings bad on Fridsy, the Hon. J.mes W. Savage presiding: Ileyuolds vs. Johnson; decree for plaintiff Builmaan va, Kenvedy et al ; decreo of £ recl: sure Keenit vs, Harris et, al.; dismissed without projudice at plaintiffs coat. Vickery va. Vickery; dismissed at plon'iff’s cost. Hickatein vs. Leis et al.; death of Mury Frisoni, defevdent, ruggested. Lehman va Kunth; dismissed. Parlin & Oreddorff ve. Gibon; de- murrer overruled; defendsnt has thir- s to answer.! Patlin & Orendorffl va. Gibmun; sue. Rickahaff va. Rickabaff; decree of dive ree. Reyuolds va, Hogboom; eervice set sxider coutinGeLIoe seevion, with Inave to file addittonsl counst to peti- tlon. Switzler va. Katl et al; dismissed. Quealy vs Omaha Stock Yards compony et al; dismissed at plaintiff's Py Aud court adjourned until 9 o'clock Saturday morning. Real Estate Transfers. Wm. L and Chas. P. Bowdich, tru-tecs, to John Timperly, t. d., se}, soc 7, t. 16, R. 12, e—$12 80, Byron and Lewis 8. Reed and wives to Taos. C. Brunner, w. d, lot 1, block 1913, city of Omaha. Maria W. and Electa A. Purchase to Carrie Stephens, w. d., lot 4, block 22, town of Waterloo—81. Eza Millard and wife to Maurice Terkelsen, w. d., n§ lot 17, except o 10 ft., Millard_and Caldwell's addi- tion, Omaha—8$400. Over elghty milifons of dollars of lusurance capltal of the oldest and best homo and forelgn companios rep- resonted In the agency of Taylor & Hewell dA16if Murphy & Lovett,ins. agency; old est o-tablished agency in this state, apls-1y Most popular New York hotel, the Astor House. Why dose _ourselves with nauseat- Ing medicines, when a parely fruit cathartic will care you at once—Ham- burz Figs. Tey them. : Edholm & Ericknon, the jewelers opposite the postoffioe, have just re- ceived a large atock of clooks. Temple of Honor Festival Thursday evening. = See reductions at O Ico cream in any quantity at Tiz- ard’s. Do you stady economy? Bance's. et Ll Is your friendship resl! Patronize Bunce. — See bargains at ORUICKSANK'S. Half the battle; Bunce's hats wear well. MissiNg.—A oase of conetipation by osing Hamburg Figs. —_—— A BARGAIN. 100 acres of good timber for ssle near the city. Wil be sold chesp for cash. For full partioulars, apply to Stevensox, Go to at Simpson's Carrisge Repository, Dodge street. july9-2¢ TrE New Crry Dizxcrony For Omaha and Couvcil Blofls is now ready for press, and those who bave recently located in this city should be sure that thetr names and residence or boarding-place be properly located, and to insure this should lesve such information at The Republican office, ot at my cffice, ever Kennard & For. sythe's drag-store, and it will recsive promp: atteption, ety J. ¥ Woyrs, ; The Pall-Bearers of Demo- NOTIFYING THE NOMINEES Preparations Making for an Offi- | cial Confab With Hancock | and English. | cracy Gathering in New | York On aMourn- ful Mission. Speculations Regarding the Probable Chairman of the National Committee. Barnum, Wallace and Watter- son inthe Field. The Democracy. Epecial Dispach to Tus Ban. New Yorg, July 11—10 p. m. Hon. Wm. H English, of Indiana, who is expected here to day comes, it is suid, to comult with Gen. Haneick and leading democratic statesmen ro cording what he shall say in his letter of scceptance. An_imporiaut con- ferencs of leading demecrats will be held in New York during the week: Several promivent members of the democrat:c natioval committee, in cluding Ex-Senatr Barnnm, of Con- peticut, Seuator® Raneom, of North Carolina, Col Danirls, of Virginip, and Hon. Henry Wat erson, .of Kentucky, are in New York. The majority of members are sxpected here next week. Benator Wallace, « f Pennsylvanis, who is with Mr. Wat- terson,s poken of as the probable chair- man (o be elected within a fow days, is expested to reach here to day. Hon. Wm. H Enoglish, of In tho nominee oa the democratic ticket gor vic president, will arrive at 6 p. m this evening. Rooms have been engaged for the distingaishe. gentle- man at the Fiith Aveuue hotel. A roporter of the National Associated Press eudeavored to obtain an exprei- on of views from prominent demo- crats regarding their choice for CHAIRMAN AND SECRETARY of the natiousl committee respective- Iy. Perfect hrrmony, to all appear- ances, exists in the ranks of the ieaders. Senator Waliace, of Penn- sylvania, has an excellont show of bo ing ohossn. So has Hon Henry Watterson, Oue of the leading dem- ocrats of the national committee said if Senator Barnum does not wavt the place, the question of expadiency may make ii, neeesary to se'ect irom Penn- sylvania either Senator Wi llace or Hon. Wm. S. Scott. The improstin provails that if Mr. Watterson is not chairm.n he will be secretary of the ational ¢ mmitiee. The preseut secretary is not a candidate. ‘The cmmwit es appoiuted by the dewocraic natioval from each ttute, notification to cavdidstes of nominati thelr, meet here Tu sisy at the Fifth Avesus hotel. General Hancock has arranged to be pre ent, and Me. English hus telegraphed that he wil bo in the city. The democr tic con gressionil campnign commitice weet at tho Hoflman house Monday for organiza‘tion. _This committee will s an amillary committee 1o the national dewocratic_commitiee, ard wi'l organize at the Fifth Avenue ho- tel en Tueadny. Ratification. Bpecial dispatch to Tun K. Cixcinsai, July 1211 p. m.— A Havcock and English raiitication mooting was held lat evening at which about 3,000 peop'e were pres- ent. Addreasos were made by W. S. Groesbeck, Ducbin Ward, Issc M Jordan, Geo. H. Pendleton, Samucl A. Long, John F. Fallott and P. T. Curberry. ‘W. W. Corcoran, Ill. Spocial dispatch to The Bee. WasHINGTON, July 12—1 a. m.— W. W. Corcoran was taken suddenly ill at Green Brior White Sulphur Spriogs t day. Dr. Taylor, his phy- sician here, was telographod for, and left in company with Cotcoran's pri- vate seoretrcy, Mr. Hyde, on a spe- cial train to-night. ELECTRIC BRIEFS. Bpecial Dinjatchesto The Bee, Reports from the wheat reginn of Minnesota and Dakota are, almost without exception, favorab'e. Seme damags has been done Ly the recent rains and by the rust, but the general outlook is goud fur & more than aver- age harvest. The large six-story brick dietillery and_wholesale liquor houss belenging to the Dister estate, and occupied by Mohr & Co., Cincinnati, was slmost | $1 entirely destroyed by fire Saturday afternoon. The fire burned fiercely for uearly two hours, aud tho falling crushed a three story brick stauding beside the distillery. The loss to the Dister estate is about $25,- 000; loss to Mohr & Co. about $50,000. Both building and contents were fully insured. At Richfiold Springs, N. Y., Satur- day Wm. Dolcher, in a drunken fit seized an axe and attempted to murder his family, but in breaking open a door the main artery in his right arm was gorved and he died in few minutes. Heat has been intolerable at Colum- bus, Ohio, the pasc few days. Patrol- man Geo, Shannon was overcome while on duty Saturday,but is recover- | ing. A terrible storm began at 7 o'clock Saturday. The streets were flooded with water, trecs blown down and Nelson’s mill in Elm street, three ; miles from the centce of tho city, was atrack by lightning and destroyed. The rain fall was enormous. The examination of Lawrence Je- rome, jr., Edward M Patchett and Mr. ibben, broker of 30 Broai street, N. Y., for appropriating rail- ‘rxo;d lh:curifiol of ;h;nlun olI 887, , the property of Brayton, Ives & ok s et dowaltor Thursdsy | next. Ool. R W. Thompson, secretary of the navy, being as his home near Terre Haute for a few daya’ atay on his way to the Pacific, and being in vited by republicans to open the cam- paign, delivered a very abla and elo- quent speseh at Armory hall Saturday evening to s crowded and enthusiastic audience. Secretary of War Ramsey visited Rock Jaland arsenal Saturday and in ’ the afternoon was shown the principal | m::‘ interest in Rock Inlagd and Lu the evening be wys the ® ! for August. recipient of an informal reception at the Harper ho The scheme to seitle on government Jands in the Indian territory is gain- ing strength daily, and quite a boom | in its favor is being started at St. Louis. It looks as though the inv. sion of the territory would be formid- | able,and that if the military are in- atructed to eject the intruders there | will be a conflict. A WONDERFUL ESCAPE. A Swede is Robbed on an Emi- grant Car While Asleep and Thrown From the Train, . A Bavk of Grass Saves His Life. Spacial Dispatch to the Frx. New Yorg, July 12—1 s, m.— Henry Dahle, a Swede who arrtved in the steamship City of Alabama several days sgo, was picked up insensitls on the irack of the Hudson River railway at 140th street carly this merning He was taken to the hospital and when sufficiently recovered stated that he desired to folow his vocation of a far- mer, and purchased a ticket for Chi- cago via the New York Central aud Hudson River railway. Atan early heur yesterday morning he started on an emigrant train on this line. He was drowsy and tired, aud oon fell asleep. Ou entering the car he bad noticed three men who were sitting {ozether eye him very osely. He was awakenvd by a feel- ing of strangulatian and fouud that the three men had lo'd of him and were rifling his pockets. He coud not scream, ax a hand was placed over his month. The men, after robbing him, hifted him and threw him from the train, This was all that he recollected till he found himae!f in the police stati n Heraid they had r-bred him of a »1]- ver watch and & gold chain, 3662 in money and a ticket to Chicigo. He did not know whit became of his bag gage. Trains on the Hudsin road make very fust time, aud the one from which Dahls was thrown was running at the time sogewhere be- tween 35 and 40 miles an hour. His life was saved by his falling on a bank of grass a fow feet from the track. By the time he had finished his atory he wus sufficiently recovered to walk and was none the worse for his fall. — ——— MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. Cbieago_Produce. Cuieaao, July 10. Wheat— The market Was very un sottled and foverish with fluctuati of yrices very severe and unusually rapid withinthe rage. The market was in snch condition th least influence cavted rapid 2, some roquest and car lo d st abont 92 reund y eold at 66c Aelivery, unsettled aud lower; 91 closed at e for July, oned at 904c for A sed at 871 for Seg Te lower; No 7c. Corn—The warket was fairly on shippng snd tpecilative aceount and pricos were lower, influenced by the wealness in wheat and usfavor- able foraign rep n 2 and high mixed, 3ofe bid d now mixed, 3ic; vew bigh wixed nominal; No. corn for future delivery 4 osed at inside for Augusi; 5 3 winter ctive bid ber. Oats—No. 24§c for cach; , 24§@2c, chsel at @20jc for July; 224c Rye—63GT0c; new offered at 63c. Batley—Nvminally at 8 Pork — 813 50e13 75 £13 80@13 85 for July; Augus Lard—$6 75 @6 80 for Auy Lulk Me: ribs, §7 15; cash; 90 for 6774 for cosh; $6 75 ust. -ulders, $4 80; short t clvar, §7 35. Mllwaukee Produce Market MiLvavkes, July 10 Wheat—No. 1 Milwaukee. $1 02; No. 2 Milwaukce, 93 94c; July, Angust, 92}c; September, 884c; No. 3 Milwaukee, 82c. Oatr—Quict at 24fc. Burley—Lower at 72hc. Mess Pork— Firm; §10 05 for cash and August; $13 95 for September. Lard—$6 80 for cash and Augygt; $6 80@6 85 for September. New York Produce. New Yous, July 10. spring, $1 03; No. 3 12}; No 2do, $1 241 26] mixed winter, 8118 Corn —Ungraded, 50@ble; N 7@448; No 2 July, 48{@1de; Western 30 white western, 37¢ Ezes—Strouger at 12}@ld-. Pork—Lower; new mess at 813 00@ 13 50. Lard—Du'l and lower; prime steam, 87 15. Butter—Firm at 12a@22¢. Cheese—Dullar d u- sttled at 66 8¢ St. Louis Live Stock St. Lovts, July 10 Cattle—Supply Jiitls berrer than usuol for Saturday, but demar light; cnly a reta’l trade dome at changed prices. Receipts, 600 head; | shipments, 1,500, | Sheep—No supply and nothing do- | ing; demand good. Receipts, none. Hogs—Active and lower; Ycrkera | and Baltimores, 84 35@4 40; packing, | $4 30@4 45; butchers’ to seloct, 84 50 @4 60. Recoip's, 2,800 head; ship- | ments, 1,200. St. Louls Produce. St. Louts, July 10. Wheat—No. 2 red, 99¢ cash; 91c for July; 884c fir August and Sep tember; No. 3 do, 80kc; No. 4 do, e mixed, Corn—34}c f.r cash; 34c for Aug- ust and Septemb-r. | Onts—Quiet; [244c for cash; 24}@ | we have a first-class Loundry, where | 21jc for August. ing d.ing. Butter—Firm; dairy, 17@20c. Eggs—Dall ard lower at 6}@74c. Pork—Quiet at $12 12. i Dry Salt Meats—$4 65, 57 107 48 for the summer. “!_sla:on—smdy at 8 25@8 u}@: Lard—Quiot, 8675 selged | | of starvation. A Close Corner on Hogs by a Chicago Firm. Forcing Prices to an Up- healthy Attitude, and Squeezing Bears. Indiscriminate Drowni g of Buf- faloes, Crows and Ponies in Yellowstone River. Carl Schurz Rescues His Bleeding Clerks From the Campaign Com- mittee, A Savage Hunt. Special Dispatehs to The o, Cnicaco, July 10, 4 p. m.—An ar- my «flicer stationed at Fort Kcogh, now in this city, cives an account of an interesting buffalo hunt which re cently took place on and in the Yel- lowstene. The Crow Indians, getting alittlo short of meat, went in pursult of Lison, and finding a herd of sbout four thousand, attacked it savagely. The an‘mals became infuriated after a while and started in a panic for the river, followed by the o less excited redskins. Soon there was an indistinguiehable mass of Ind- ians, buffaloes and ponies in the stream, and, the corrent being strong, .nany of each were drowned. It is estimated that thirty savages went down to desth, and povies snd buffa loes, slmost innumerable, met a simi lar faie. Carl and His Clerks. b to Tz, o8, July 104 p.m— Carl Schurz rofuses to permit party managers to molest or wake afraid bis subordinates. Heo has given the ro- publican campaign committes notice that his clerks may con'ribute if they please, but that not one of them who refuses shall b disturbed. Nortberh Pacific R R. Wasurxeros, July 10-4 p.m — The president appoinied C. W. Slagl-, of Towa, 7 B. Sturges, of Indiava, and Auren Nichols, f Pennsylvania, commiesior ers to examino and report upon the 100 miles of railread con- structed by the Nortberu Pacific rail road west of Biamarck, Dacota. Boiler Exploson. PirrspereH, Pa, July 10—4 p. m. —Bolor iu Painters iron mill ex- ploded to-day killing two men Hogs Cornered. Spectal dlapatch to The Bee. Cutcaao, July 10— 4 p. m.—The upwazd sweep in the price of pork has lively awakening It has been dis- oceasivaed A covered by capitalis's who have ao'd |3 larzely of the proluct for future de- liverios that Armour & Co. have hold of both ends of the string. This firm, it is understood, 1ot only cuntrols “cish pork,” but all the Chicago pre duct for months to come as well. Tt is having thin.s pre'ty much its own way. Of the 200,000 barrels of pork in stock here at this time, Armour & Co. have 165,000 barrels or thereabouts, according to popular belicf, and about 250,000 bar- rels coniracted for August, Septem- ber and October delivery. A pr fit of from ihree to four dollars per bar- rel is supposed to have already ac- cumulated on thess meats and the “‘deal” has several months yet to run. Whether the Armours intend to put on the scrows and gobble ev- erythinz in sight or let speculators down easy after taking their loose change, is & problem fur the beara to worry over until ths day of setttle- ment is reached. Armour also supposed to control the New Yerk market. Itis estimated that not less than £9,000,000 is employed in the “corner-” — Chicago Live Stock Cie Hogs-—Receipts, , shipments, 3,700; good heavy move. ment and yesterday’s weakness was fully regained; trade active and mixed packing, $1 40@4 bb; choice heavy, $4 604 75; light, $4 40 @4 50; total teceipts this week, 40,000 leas than last week. Cattle—Recripts, 1,800 head, ship- ments, 4,800 hoad; warket vary qui t and weak; common to good, §4 20@ 440; cho'ee, §4 6(@4 80; native but.h- ers’ stuff slow and ptealy at $220@ 3 30; grass Texans, $2 60@3 25, mainly at $2 80@3 00; stockers and feeders r.ominal & Co. are BARGAINS REDUCTION N PRICES | As Ind.cated Eelow. REAL ESTAT FIAVOLING FTRACT. AL se por bottle 15th and Douglas Street. e poticd, aimd a present g ven 0wl anded Coffees. Prown Sampie Gilt. Come and See. iote asrortment o w all competitors prices b e Carpet Tacks, % o amd upwcds. Bioe . abd Tromch Mustasd, The. this agen «ach, and . sod in ov o Over 3,000 sesence ot for e by cy at priceer anging fren $38 to located 1o e ery [art of :he o on from the Postoffics, d tion, weet of convent, Lotwe e and Harney street” 3 00 t §500. 80 acres just east of 12 ke on Sasmders S, | his is cholce ‘ard and will e sl very chea for cash in o8 s y our time AN SO AR n far addition sovth «f U. P depot- §100 to $00 TERRACE ADDITION. Averue and | Wealiow noone to under eilus. 5 to $800 eacs time at’ eight per cent int od subs tantial building . Partioul:rs appiy to. Fr farther G. P BEMIS, Ace Fifteenth and Dowglis St A nice lot on Harney an | Twent: -frst v 86%5 Mary's aven 000, ark strcets, in il €350, word wnd thind ad £10 t0 2600 ea Lot near 15th aud Pirr 2lot St, 8600 ek 1 arnoy near. o ot on 24th o 40 lots In G of for 32,000, or will divid - into city sized lotan. from 8350 t0 600 each. And an lumense Variety of Other Geods teo Numer- RIVERVIEW ADDITION. cag 10 weution, Large number of boautiful residence lore, | ted - Juie prices. Spec- vra Fuying to sell the country R on the south. formerly oy and more recently known aa L#BIR CUK NUMBER, -+ th, adjoiniog L. Lry Guods Store, o you de e enh heap honses GEO, 1 A destrable lot rear ¢ Strects, 81,000 PARK PLACE. cheapest acre lols (n e 113 of Ok se y oty very short tm- 1 | . streets, 31 ice fot in Thomeil's addition, $750. eral large lota in dd o Severai choics lo's in Reed's firat addition, to 860 ea. Acre lot on Sherman ayenue, (16th street), w rosidence, for $1,100 Clark streots, 60x THE GREAT MALARIALANTIDOTE OF THEAGE. Safe, Certain, Sure and Speedy. NEVERFAILSTO CURE . he only article knownthatWill eradicalethis disease permanentlyfromthe syslem. J.C.RICHARDSON, SOLE PROPRIETOR General Agents, RICHARDSON & CO. WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS. STLOUIS- EVERYWHERE. = LARCE PROFITS In Czse of Long Life. McCANDLISH PLACE. 22 nice and Just south f a M Weolworth a-d W- J. Counell —heso are cheap and very desirable, being % handy to hus- 1 e 1t i the city of Werers Lt oo stevel, priles i al 5,00 1o 315,000 | s eve | exch LAKE'S ADDITION. 40choice resdercs I me liately notth of a 3 Po; | bonntiful resid. ne and grouzis, and i | 15th 19th and 20th strects, $300 ory eany tor examine plat and = herman’ aveniic, (16th sure an the Dudley Ijams - ak Sheep—Reccifts, 100 head; shp- | Svejas by &+ S ments, none; trade ursetttled, wi b | "hu scvson 150n soreet 108 teer eabe sontos ABSOLUTE ome load of rcalawsgs at $3 80; go.d to cheice, $4 00@4 40. Keeping It U’DV Stecial Dispateh to Tho Bes. Nrw Yoxk, July 124 p m.—Dr. Tanner began’ the fourteonth day «f | his fast at noon. His palse rt 12:30 | was 100 and his tempe: re 98. At 5:30 p. m. he took a short wa'k and returned to the hall in 26 minutes. He is strong and ehows no symptom The fact must fasten itself vpon the | minds of our citizens, that a better | | Shirt can be had at less yrice, at the | Omaba Shirt Factory than at any oth- er house in the West Our new and commodious storo is smple procf of the progress of our business, and the fact that our goods aro better f r lees meney, must be the cause of our pro- gress. In connection with ovr factory we are prepared to do Lau dey W rk in grand siylo for iirtle money. This also enables us to offer a Lanndried Shirt_for $150 made of Wamsaita Muslin, 2200 Lineo, and reinforoed fronts. This is our preat bargain. Cali and convince yourselves of the above mentioned facts. OMAHA SHIRT FACTOR 1207 Farnbam g..‘, Gesr Caldwell, Hamilton & Co.'s near k. by 378 fest decp. This is just south beth (Popplston place. Th's Is gilt-ede it iz all and INDEMNITY In Case of Death, located t reasonab'e pri tim- to buver who improve. BE: | T G ey e | P et o e S0 o 1-100 coc Bosrox, Merch 22, 1330, “The Tonine dividend policy en tho life of my son has jus reiched tho dividend period, and I am aston- |ished at the re Sennders and | tainly ater than I anticips 10 with north frontags, ooy 6 biocks north of | (©0- Besides the ivsorance which has | the rurn-table (+nd street-car treckpon Sannders | been carried o4 tis Lfe dering the | sta Very l.w prices; ash, or 800 < n | past ten years for the face value of the ime unid 3 por cent Interest to those who | policy, he-has now a return of 120 per ceut of jremiums paid in cass of sur- will baiid. £37150 good tarms for sale in Dous Washington. Burt, Ddge, Saunders 4 tier of countien. render of the 2id-up pol liey of 130 § ¢ | | amount iseve! From the He 7 Fomin new paphlet (and map of the State) ciitied “the oat'ook of Nebraska® for free dis ribution, ! Geo. P. Bemis), are your family is | ro- of your death—eveu if Levions arise iu 3o ur 3 you live you will R E A be satis! ¥ x.vu’wlen:, Tuis sabject is w0 of o reful at- EAL ESTATE RCENCY, T wbesmoysfo oo think rzht to the point, get s state: 15th & Douglas St., ! ment in ful on your owe life from the OMAHA, - NEE Agent of the Equitable Life,