Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 26, 1880, Page 1

“WOL. X. Protiviia g am e Omaba Dai OMAHA, NEBRASKA, MONDAY. JUL Y 26, 1 3 Established 187]. 880. MORNING EDITION. _ OOCKNEY CRACKS, The Beef-Eatars Slaughter the Ameriean Rifle- men at Wimble- don, Leaving them Countless Bull's- Eyes to Orawl Into and Die. Fog and Foul] Weather Part- ly Blameable for this “Burning Shame.” Oondensed Orumbs from Dis- tant Shores. ==X AMBRICANE ;flll!lb AT WIMBLEDON. Bpoctal dleputch to Tex Bea. Loxpox, July 24—4 p. m.—The In- Sernationsl rifie match between the Eoglish and American teams attracted ‘#n enormous crowd at Wimbledon to- day. The weatber was not as good as waa dusired, snd interfered seriously with the Americans’ shooting. The were the favorites in the Beiting st the outset, but quickly sank $0 8 second place as miss after mise was recorded on the targets. Far- 3 Indisposed, Rockwell took place on the American team, and was & poor substitute. From the Seginning of the match the English 168 theshootiog, having a lesd in the 800:yard range of 36 points, which_ they Increased to 80 on the 900-y~rd fange, and finished the matob, defeat- ing the Americans by & score of 1647 0 1568. The Americans are greatly chagrined at their defeat, which they sttribute tc the weather and Farrow's flloems. The Eaglish shooting was waperb. Following are scores of the teams at the thres ranges. : 800 yarDS. American; Soott 73. Laird 67. Jack- eon 72. Rockwell 54, Hyde 69. Gor- rish 72. Dudley 67. Brown 7L Total B45 Englivh, — Baker 73. Evans 74 Goodsell 72. Humphery 73. Youne 70 Fenton 73. Joyut 7L Millner 76 Total 580. 900 yamps. Awericate: Socott 67, Laird 71, Jackson 69, Rockwell 50, Hyde 63, Grrish 60, Dudley 74, Brown 71; to- 41,515 English: Bakor 71, Evans 69, “Boodsall 68, Humphrey 70, Young 67, Panton 71, Joyot 72, Millner 71; to- 559. kvl was compalled {0 change s e &n the £44h round:on the 900 yord range. P 000 xanvs. the Americans up to the fourth b hed lost 11 pointa, giving the English a lead up to this time of 97 at all ranger. Later the English team “won the niatch, the grand totals at all ranges standing: English 1,847, Amerioans 1568, THE VIOTORS AND THE VANQUINHED. Lowpox, July 25.—10 p. m.—The wesult of mternational rifle match was tly st best as much &_surprise he winuers s to vanguish. Thera ramors spread sbout of foul the shootig at the 1000 yard but thess found no credence smong those who had closely watched thy :::ou-;. At close of th‘o‘ match teitants mey together it a very 3 te.and pleasant manner. Sir Menry Halford proposed 3 Eaglish «cheers for the Americans, which were given with great gusto. BSir Henry wenl ‘on 1o ssy this was the first time s ‘British rifie tesm had’ beaten an American tesm in Europe. Tt was & very morsion sct_for ‘he victors. Bad_managed to got better of such excellent marke- men as the Americans had proven Ahemseives tobe. They hoped the Americans he had shot at Wimbledon ‘would take coursge and come again dat if they in tarn should be victor- fows. Hearty cheers followed Sir Heory's speech. Mr. Hyde sid he offered hearty thanks for the reception which the Amsriesn marksmen had received. At the last moment the Americans were deserted by two of their men on M‘ofiqhd nli;:, ina great m;:i ure, for victory. These two men declined at amost critiosl moment be- fore the match, toshoot. He would mobmention their names, but every- one would know to whom he referred. Mr. Hyde went en to say that the mwh-d nt:n.m the British many y_had taught them the superior value of breech loaders over muzzel loaders; they had tsught ‘hem how to unite together when they wished to win a grest victory, sod had taught them how to beat the Ameri- cans—which was the most valoable Jossor: of all. | Spocial Dispaich to The Bes Yorx, July 26—1 s m. —The Tribune's special co t soandal respecting the bribery of ‘marksmen threatens to assume formid- ions. The extent of fi: #a yet, unknown, bat it doubted that it must vitiate the word of U-lo:f the most fmportant persons. One journal says it sccounts for the defeat of the in certain contests. Inves- tigation e to the truth of the charges proceeding. The Americans are ‘mevertheless considered to haveshown temarkable akill. The Globe says their shooting in all manner of com- under all srta of conditions both Great Britain aud Osnads ] Wales awsrdod to-day the prizes to American marksmen. THE GAULS GALL. Bpecial Dispatch to The Bee. Panis, July 26.—A pumber “of socialists students feted M. Roche. fort yesterday snd M. Rochefort subsequently prezided at a lectue at Villete where Gambetta was de- mounced as a traitor. TEACHING THE SICK MAN. Bpestas Dispatch to The Bee Brrux, Beversl German staff officers have ac- ocepted service with Turkey. Sothern Lays Off. ‘Bpocial Dispatch to the Baz. Loxvox, July 26, 1 p. m.—E. A. Sothera, the well knpwn actor bas relinguished all of his engage- menta for twelve months as hi cian has ordered absolute rest. SMALL WAR CLOUD. A Vienna dispatch says Montenegro bas formaily infor the Powers that she will st onos commeace hos- tilities sgninst Albania.. @GRUB FOR IRELAND. Special Dispatch to the Bee. Dupuy, July 26—1 a. m.—The harvest prospects throughout Ireland are extremely satisfactory. AGITATION, Aland meeting was held in Sligo yosterday. QUIET IN AFGHANISTAN, Bpecial Dispatoh to The Boe. Loxvox, July 26—1 & m.—A dispatch from Oabul, via Calcutta, mays the British forces will retura to India in three columns. Mooshki Alam is continning his_efforts to re- concile the remuining chiefs, who are opposed to Abdul Ruhmap, and th far has been iirly successful. Ayabes’ army has cromed the Zlemand, and are now encamped at Hyderabad. The British troops recently defeated four hundred foraging cavalry at Wali. Mahomed Jan has resigned the governorship of Cabul, and Aodul an has appointed Yussuf Khan i his place. SAVAGES TO STRIKE. A dispatch from Cspetown says the Barutos are gathering near the British residency. VOLUNTEERED ADVICE. The Times this morniug urges the house of Lords to rejuct the Irsh ‘compensation bill. MORE SHAKES. A third earthquake occurred at Manila on Saturday. THE CRATER OPENS. Bpecial dispatch to The Bees. Naries, July 26, 1 & m.—A&n earthquake occurred hers yesterday, and Mount Vesuvius is in a state of eruption. WANTED—JUSTICE. Bpecial Dispatch to The Ke« St. Prramssurs, July 26.—The Gulos newspaper boldly urges legsl re- forms in Russia GRANTS FUTURE. The Ex-President Seeks a Soft Bit in the Miues.of the West. » Special dispatch to The Bee. Cmcaco, July 24—4 p. m.—Ru- mors are beginning to take shape con- cerning Gen. Grant's business pros- pects. A gentleman well informed on the polt says that the geeral has under serious sdvisement a proposi- tion from the San Pedro mining com- pany, now operating in New Mexico, and that his visit to New Mexico was on purpose to examine the property of this company. The salary which the company offers Grant is not less than $25,000 per annum, to take general direction of ite affairs and give it pres- tige. Its present president is George ‘William Ballou, of - Boston. The property forms part of the canyon del Aqus, Mexican grant. Placers are very rich, but the Ameri- cans have found their working un- profitable on accounts of the scarcity of water. If General Grant goes in ho will advise the laying of water pipes from the Samlia mountains, soms eighty miles distant. While visiting the mines he manifested grest iuterest in them ssking numerous questions snd closely scrutinizing them. He washed out an ore-pan himself, which yielded several ‘‘colors” and s nuzget the aize of a piu's head. In case the proj tion is accepted Grant will spen time between New York and New Mexico. If he does not acoept It seems probable that he will form some connection with the mining interests of Colorado. BOSTON INTERESTED, Bpecial Dispatch to The Bee, Bosro, July 256—10 p. m.—The announcement of the election of Gen. Grant to the presidency of & new Mexico mining company excites great interesthere. Mr. George William Ballou, prerident, resigaed some time g0, but is still largely interested in the enterprise. He saya that Gen. Graat, on his recent visit to the terri- tory, spent five daysin carefully ex- smining every part of the property. Tt was here that his complets knowl- edge of mineral and mining engi- neering, soquired in his younger days at West Point, availed him much, and ‘when he oatne away he expr ssed him- self well pleased with the cordition of affairs snd the future outlook. The salary which the general is to recei in his new praition is not made public, but it is asid to be_extremely large. The headquistars of the nomp‘n‘ will remain,as in the past, at New York, where the new president w:ll have bis office Mr. Ballou raya that the com- En cwns fully 36.000 acres of land llz counties of Santa Fe and Ber- mallio, in New Mexico. The property is rich in ore, which asays cent.; 2,000 acres of ic are well us:;ud %o goid and il ver mining, and the yield from th: source alone is alreadv great and ises to be enormous in the future. is section contains the finest water in New ofI.xigo, andin factin that tion of the country. The property 5" loeated about thirty milessouth ef Bante Fe and but ten miles from the A.T.85.F. R R Chicago Races. Spacial Dispaich. o [be Ras. uly 256—10. p. m.—The | of the neu;.u: at- | ra. Thogroat special rase Fraok for a !will be stuffed and piaced in the apecial purse of $1000 and a priva 1ot of $1000 between the owhers of the horss. Pools sold 10 to 7 on Maud S. Maud won in threestraight heats; time 2:19, 2:21 and 2:234. The next race in point interest was the 2:30 eveut; four starters. The firat | heat was won by Bushaw in 2:214, Parans second, Pitot R third; second heat was won by Pilot R in 2:22, Parans second, Palma third; heat, Parana firat, Bashaw second, Pi- Lot R third; time 2:33¢; fourth heat, July 26—1 s m.—|Par.na first, Bashaw second, Pil't R | third; 6ft > heat, Parana first, Pilot R aecoud, Bashaw third; time 2:22}. The last event, 2:25 race berween Monroe Chief snd Fred Dougias, William H aod Dream, was won by Mobr. e Chicf in three straicht heats; time 2:194, 2:213. 2-18}; Willism H second, Dream third, POLITICAL POINTS. Hancock’s Callers. Bpecial dispateh to Tae Bec. New Yok, July 25:—10 p. m.— Genaral Hancock had more visitors Saturdsy than be has had for some time past. Among those who calied were Senator Barnum of Connecticut, General Ingalls, U. S. Army; Sena- tor Harns, Judge Jones, Congress- mab Giode and Geversl Lilley of Virginia, Judge Muckey of South Carolina, Col. Staybock and J. Mer- rimon of Misscurl, D. M. Dabois of Georgis and James A. Ootorbuck, member of the State Commitree. Haacock's letter of ecceptance will be given to the public weck after next. Tt is said that it will be brief, and be of a position, straight forward char- acter. Haucock's and Engiish's Letters. Bpecial Dispatch to Tho Bee. New Yorx, July 26—1 a. m.—Tt is now pretty well and ratood that Gen. Haucock will have hia letter of accept- ®ace written snd ready for de'ivery to the chairman of the crmmittee of not:fication by nest Wednesday. It will be brief, and w1l be of 8 positive, eraighif rward charact-r. It is not understood that Mr En lish's letter of accevtance will appear at the same time, and it probably will not for bome days after, Chicaqo Kepublicans. Bpecial Dispaich to Tuk Hu Cricago, July 25—10p. m.—The westorn branh of the r-publican na ional commiittee con inund its ses- sion yesterduy, and undertook the choice of s local sub ¢ mmittee of citizens of Chicago, the list was not | completed. A large rapublicsn mars meeting was held t :-night in Market street square. Some fivo toten thou-and pe plo as- sembled beneith the glare of 4 large electriclam, 8 Senatr L gan presides and made a_speech, Other apeakers were General N P. Bunks, Goveraor Cullom and uthers ELECTRIC BRIEFS. Speclal Dispatclies 10 Tax B Johu Thompeon a florist of Y vnkers, N. Y.. dropped dead in Chicago, cause apoplexy. WasuiNoton, July 26.—The. re- public of Dominica has been admit ed into the postal union Tha fftasnth anousl festival of the Washington Scheu'zen Verem wil commence August 2 and continue five days. Inpianarouss, July 26.—Charles Calker a young brakesman fell under a moving train, and was badly crush- ed, dying soon aiter. A pirty of Eastern pilzrims to the Yellowstone country, headed by D. M Osborn, & manufacturer of Auburn New York, are in Chicago en route in a special car. Lovisvis, Kv., July 26.—Fred | Kraft was drowned in the river here yesterday, while bathing. His wife and children were on the bank look- ing at him a8 he went down. 8aur Lage Crry, July 25.—The Mormous celebrated their first en- trance into thin valley thirty-thren | yoars ago yesterday, with the usual | ceremonies. Good order wus pre- served. Loxpox, July 25.—Minster Lowell was present at the svnual'bsn- quet at the Trueby houso to-dsy and replied to a toast. A number of dis- tinguished persons were amosg the visitors. Moxors, Ind., July 26—The body of John Alexander Snyder was tound hanging to a tree in this county this morning ~ He was aresp cted farmer sged 26. The cause is undonbtedly suicide. John King, an Irishman 35 years old order-d Paul Smith colered sged 18 to move out of an alley in Cincin- ing of the park committees this next | week. The steamer Dresong with the obelisk on board lies unchanged iu | North river. Itis understood if the | park department wilinot bear expense | of removing the) obelisk from the steumer, Mr. Vanderbilt will have & done at his expenss. INpraNarouts, July 256—Jesse D. Waod <orth, an old and respeoted cit- | izen of Hendricks county, ws struck | by a tra on the I, B. & W. road at Teceiving injuries which termin- ated fatally. A collision occurred |on the Indisvap lis, Decator and | Springtield railroad mbout sixty five miles west of this city, Baturday morniag, in which several persova narcowly escaped with their lives. The accident was caused by carelessness. 8AN ANTONIO, Tex., July 24.—Gen. Trevino and bride set out for Mexico yesterday. Cnrcaco, July 24.—Miss Neflaon, the sctress, arrived here thisafternoin en route to New York, whence she sails for England Wednesday night. PHILADELPHEIA, Jn‘{ 24.—Cadet Engineor Low:lyn Wittle died y day at the Navy Hospital at Phila: delphia of typhus fev FATAL FASCINATIONS. The Wetmore-Anglesby Scan- dal, and Its Sad, Sui- cidal Bnd. social Dispatch to The Bee. New YoRs, Ju|i; 25,10 p. m.—A cabls Bpecisl from Parta says The Vol i taire of Saturdsy morning was the ! first of Paris jouraais to break the ai- lence in regard to the Wetmore-An glesby affuir, whioh caused the suicide last Wednesday, aud \he newspspers ! must have beea in possession of the facta the next éay. The Voltaire de- | nounces the conduct of Angleiby in { indignant terms, and culls for his ex- pulsion from the clubs. The funeral jsevces of Mm. Wetmore were | celobrated Saturdsy morning at the | Protestant Episcopal church on the Rue Bayard, by Dr. Morgan, who bad é;_r—nt regard for the deccased. we remains were buried st 8t. Ger- mon. The Marquis of Anglvsby is one of the handsomest meu in he land. Mrs, Worwore, though not what culd b colled a regulac beauty, was very petyand had great fascination ot mivuers. She was a Miss Auna D ugherty beforo her marriage to Wm. Wetmore, her former husband. Their warried Tife wasnot altogether happy, and for sometime befora their d v rce thero wes what isknown asa wmarive div rrce, the w:e being in Eu- ropsond the husband in America. ‘We more, Who is superintendenton & westsrn radroad, iwstituted aivorce proceedings against his wife m Toled., 0., on the ground of desertion. Mrs ing of the ma'te vll after the di- vorce was granted, but expressed her- self satistied. Specral Dispatch 10 The Bee. Paws, July 26—1 a. m.—The desth of Mrs. Wermore in this oity continues to engroee pablia attention. The cause of her death is believed to have been suicide, although the Goul- ois seys it was from congeation of the brain. The Tunnel Disaster. Special Dispateh t The Bee New Yomrg, July 25—10p m.— The engineers snd othere in charge of the work of recovering the twenty dead bodies from the Hudson river tunnel, have arrived at the conclusion that the bodies cannot be gotton out for two or three weeks. Divers stepped | the flow of waterginto the working shaft Saturdsy uiterncon snd the wat.r is pow being rapidly pumped out. The mother and two sisters of Tom Bagley, who was druwned in the tunnel, arcived from Scranton, Penn- sylvania, yesterdsy morning. They could net control their grief and were led away from vhescene of the disss- ter. - BEARCHING FOR VIOTIMN. Fecial Dispateh to The Bee. Jersey, Crry, N. J., Joly 26—1 a. m —1he mesdows in the neighbor- hood of the tunnel disaster were thronged all day. Every sand heap, brick pile and the trestle work of the railroad in the vicinity were crowded with spectators. The pumps, -which had been workiog all night, had suc- ceeded in clearing the shaft of water. A1 8 o’clock yesterdry morning the fa- tal lock was visitle, bu: there were no sigas of the buried bodies. It s be- nnti. The ordor was not obeyed and » fight ensued, tho negro strangling King to death, Nrw Yok, July 26—Pietro Balbo, the Italian who 1s senteuced to be hanged Friday next for the murder of his wife, saye he is prepared for the worst, but trusts in mercy that Gov. Cornell will grant him a re- rieve. Los P1xos, July 25.—The Ute com- miseion yesterday held the first coun- cil with Uncompahgre chicfs and sev- eral-White River Utes. The treaty was interpreted, and the Utes held a grand private council, the results of which will be known to-merrow. New Yomg, July 25—Fight sea li- ons and four immenae turiles escaped into their native element from the Cou- ney Islind acquirium Iast night. A beavy sea which was running, broke down the frail structure in which they were imprisoned. Tt bas been decided to hold a Han- ocock and Eng'ish ratification meeting Aucnst 26. Tammany snd Irving hall have signifi d th-ir intention to send delgations. From pres-nt in- dications the mesting will be one of the largest ever hild in the Distriot. ‘Wasaiverox, July 26 —A shark nine feet long was caugrt in the Po- tomao river, twen'y miles below this city. This is the first shark ever known to have ascended the nver so high. It has been brought here snd o Smitheonien-institute. - Sax - Faaxcisco, July 24.—Near Modusta, yesterd .y, a threshing en- me blew up killing a foreman named 8. Docie and injuring eight. ath- ers, one %o"l y fatally On Sta'e Oreek, Washington rerritory, last Saturday, s trie fel' on the cabin of Andrew Errkin, whe a cross cut raw "n:dn(onn beam fell, catting him in New Yorc, July 25.—The qu-stion of the site .7 the Ezyptian obelak in Gentral prk Bes mot yet been set- tled, but probsbly will be st a meet- lieved that the dead cannit be recov: ered from this end of the tunuel. Di- ve's who went down Saturday reported that the fnner door of the air lock was 80 jammed by fallen timbers and fron plates thatitcould not be opened. This led the company’s sgents to at- tompt $he recovery of the bodles by other methods. They concluded to sink a coffer-dam, parallel with this shefe. By 6p m. Saturday the skel- eton of the ¢ fler dam was construct- ed. The place of operations, as ex- plained by Superintendent Anderson, is aa follows: The coffer dam will be sunk gradu-lly until the bed of the tunnel is reached. The aroh of the tunnel aod_ the iron p'ates will then be torn away and search be made for the bidies. Mr. Anderson thought that they would be recovered b, Wodnesday or Thursday. Should any obatacle prevent the proper sinking of the ¢ ffor dam, it may be weeks before they are reivered. Mr. Lovejoy, who is superintending ~the operati-na of the coffer dam, thinks it will take two weeks to sink it. Officeérs of thw' company do not believe that the struc- ture has caved tn under the river bed, nor thut the men were crushed in the tannels. They still hold to the theory that they were drowned by the sudden inflow of water, aod that the bodies will be found ab ‘ut twenty-five feet below the surface. Supe tendent Anderson isof the opinion that the budies, however long the work of recivermg may last, will be found 1n 8 s ate of preservation and their on will be possible. Hisidea is tvat they are confined in theair locker in the air-tight com- partment, where decomposition will notsetin for months. Orowds lin- gored about the place until far ‘into the night. Evarts Pulls Off His Uoat. Bpocial dispaicn 1o The Bes. Wasmmserow, July 26—1 8. m.— Becretary Evarta has consented to take an aetive part in the pending campaign, and will deliver his first wh 1o Kew York e:riy in Septem+ s a public crossing Saturasy morning, |* [ Tho highest anoual insereat, charge Wetmore, it is under-tood, knew noth- ! was in 1865, when it smounted to DOMESTIC DOING! Porkorolis Papers Threat- ened with a Deluge of Lihel Suits. '\ Hancock Dines with the Grey- stone Sage and Several Ladies, , , A Bugle Note for Republicans In the Shape-of Official Figures. Disacovery of the Body of Judge Mayo, the Murdered Bank- er of Olney. A Porkopolis Seasation. Special dispatch to s Ban. " Owvervwars, July 22-4p. m— There is considerab? - interest here in a sensation telegraphed from Pitts- burg, Involving Josie Jones, a noted s'nger of this city, and now of Carl Rosa London opera company, in a love scrape with Dr. McLam, a married wan of Biltimore. His friends are very indignant and threaten to inun- date the whole newspaper world with a deluge of libel suits. Hancock's Letter Finiehed. 8pecial Disnateh to Tirs A, New York, July 23—4 p. m. Gen. Hancock has finished his letter of rcorptance, and wi'l probably de- Iay its istu= until that of Mr. English igready. He returned to Governor's Tsland this afterncon from a visit be had made with his son on Tnursday to the conntry seat of ex Governor Til- den, near Yonkers, in compliance with an Invitation from that gentleman. A fow of Tilden's frienns. chiefly ladies, were present at dinner, but no poli- ticians are reported ag atteoding. Debt Decrease. Bpecal Dispaten to The Hee. WasHINGTON, July 24—4 p. m.— The annual intereat chrga on the public amounts to $79,633 981, and the month'y charge to $6 636,508. The decrease in ethe interest charge from March 1, 1877, amounts to 814, 769 664 50. The total decrease in the annusl in‘erest charga since August 31, 1865, is 71,343 716 87, and the decrease in the monthly charge since that date amounts to 85945,300.74 $1560,977 697.87. The prosident has decided to at tend the soldiers’ reunion at Colum bus, 048, on the 10th of Augms* Owing to a prescure for time he wi'l enly samain one.day, Treasury To alf. = Bpecial Disrwteh to ' be Res. Wasurveron, July 24, 4 p. m.— Tha treasury now holds $361,237.060 in Un ted States bonda to secure na. tional bank circulation. Bonds de- posited to_ secura circulation ‘or the week ending Tuesdny, 269 000; amonnt withdrawn, 749 000; na‘ional ‘bank ciren'ation outstanding, currency notes 8342 858,542, <old ntes, 81, 336,916, national nank notes received for redvmption for the week ending today as comparsd with the corres- ponding week of 1879: New York $772.000, Boston §1,001,000, Phila- delphia 873 000, ct*er plaes 8468, 000; total $2,319,000. For 1880: New York 8190 000, Boston 244,000, Philadelphia $100,000, other p'e 392,000; torl 81,220,000. Recoipia to-dsy 170,000, The Fasting Physician. Bpecial djsatch to The Bee. Nrw York, July 24—4 p. m.—Dr. Tanoer complited the twenty sixth dayof his fast at noon to-dav, wren he will have fourteen more days of his task to accomplish. Some of the watching physicians think he shows increasing signs of weakness, and will certainly fail. He hss neither gsined or lost in weight for the past 24 hours, He will not allow he has the slightest doubt of his ability to coutiuue his fast fourteen days longor. Ho says hefeels as well as on ‘any dsy since the fast began. . The Tunnel Accident. Special Dispatch to Tun Exs. New Yomg, July 24—4 p. m.— The attempt to pumo out the Hudson river tunnel shaft_for the purpose of recovering the bodies of the drowned workmen, was abandoned last night and it is now intended to sink a large coffer dam about the break, This will take five weeks. Slipped and Drowned. Special Dispatch to The Bee, Torevo, O, July 23—4 p. m.— Saturday afternoon Geo. 4. Bishop, assistant eugineor at the new Wabash elevator, fell into the river and waa drowned At the time of the accident he was walkirg sorcss some logs in the river and slipped from them with the result above stated. ‘TheUolon Corralled. ‘Bpecial Dispateh to The Bes. WasamNGToN, July 24—4p. m.— Admiral Wyman informs the navy de- partment thet when paswing through | Crooked Island passaces on the 16th the Tennessce discover-d the Pacific mail steamer Colon off Fortune Is- land disabled on account of broken machinery. Arsistance was offered by the captain of the Col'n, but was de- r captain preferring for the ':er ue on the 20th. Mather. Bpecial Disymich to The Bee. New Yok, July 23—4 p. m.—A Vinelind, Now J.rsey, special says that a goung woman named Jessie A. Moore, 21 years cld, has been there for attempting to poison her threo year-old son. Sne was driven to despair b. povertyand the hopalecs outlook her husband’s desertin caused. She hd . made shirts for twenty eents a dosen, and could mot remember ever having en-ugh to e t. She hoped she bad won s certyin young physicisn's kms;nd thought b] of polsoning her child, and has just been sent to the insane asylum. Murder Wil Our. Special dispatch to The Bee. EastSt. Loums, T, July 24, 4 p. m,—Friens of Judze Mavo, the bank- et of Olnev, who di-app-ared myrter iowly at Relny depot uver a year ago have been t-leoraphed to com- here with & view of ident fyirga bady found by workmen engaced in excsvatino fur the railroad. It was found in a longflf‘m box, much decomposed. It i« & olear case of mu-der, the right ing broken and the throat cut, be- sides other wounds in the head. Iden- rificatfon willhive to be effected by the cl ‘thes. The body ssems to have *een in the eround about as long as Mayo hre been mirsng. The Detroit Disaster. Bpecial Qispatch to Taw Bu. Derrorr, July 24—4 p. m.-—None of the victims of the Garland-Mamie disaster have yet been found. Public opinion sllcg:s that general incompe- tency seema to have been the trouble of the commanders of both vessels. The Alleged Spiinish Iusult. Wassvaton, July 23—4 p. m.— Admirnl Wymsn's report on the al- leged Spanish insult will not b taken np till the next meeting of the cabi- net. The report suggestathat circum- stances do not justify a demand from the United States for an apology from Spain. WASHINGTON. EXPENSES OF COURTS. Spectal dispatcli to The Bee. WasHINGTON, July 25—10p m.— The new comptroller of the currency issued the follswing yesterda To United States Marshai By tha appropriation act of June 30, 1879, the expenses of transporting sonvicts from one judicisl dis'rict to suother, and the expense of salaried officers of the government attending courts as witnesses on_ behalf of the United Srates were classed amon: mizcellaneous exvenses of courts. This a caused a change in the es ablished mode of accounting for | ¥ said expenses. In the appropristion act of June | . 16, 1880, providing for exoenses of courts during the current fiscal year the items of miscellaneous expenses are now se This seems to in- dicateon th part cf congress an in- tention to leavo »pacifications of 1tems to officers of exocutive departmenrs, and accounting vfficers have concluded to resume the former methods of ad- justments, After June 30, 1880, tho marshals will charge in their ac- counts for fees of witnesses, the expens's of government trated weekly wers issued Saturdsy. J. A. Wynne, the editor, is already threatened with a libel suit. Brick Pomeroy’s Grest West,a new weekly, alno star 64 Ssturday with an wsue of 35,000 copies. A new demooratic daily is to be started tc combat for suprsmacy against the Rocky Moustain N “he present democratic leader of Col- orado. GO-A8 YOU-PLEASE. Haverly's six days go-ss-you-please o7ntest began Saturday night with aix- teen entries. Base B.ll. Special Disvatch to The Bee. The followirg gamesof base ball were played July 24th: Bosron—Bostons 14, Buffales 1. Douglas County Repubdlican Com- mittes Omana, July 24, 1880, Douglss County Repablican Central Committes is hereby called to make arrangements for the impending cam- paign, on Saturday, July 31, at 3 gt m., st the Garfeld and Arthur club rooms, Union block. J. 8. McConmick, Chairman. i Headquarters tor Joe Schlitx’s cmaxoz, N. E. Cor. 16th sud Dodge. First-class board at the European Provivexce—Cincionatis 3, Provi- dence?. Woncestsh — Ohicagos 3, Wor- ceators 4. SeriNoFIELD—Rochesters 4,Nation- | ——, wife of George Jooes, aged 34 | Troy—Troys 4, Clevelands 8. 'l;nmo Toy Terrors. Special dispstch to The Bee. Inpiaxarouss, Ind., July 26—1 a. m.—Saturday night Geo. Rink, aged 15, accidentally shot his brother die, 12 yeara old, with & small toy tol Toaded with two balls, takiog foct in the right temple. Ooe ball penetrated the skull and the wounded buy will probably die. MABKETS BY TELEGRAPH. New York Money and Stock. NEW YORK, July %, 1:90 p. m. MONEY—Market a¢ 4 per coa. fog ex- change steadsy 8t $4 T5@8 00. GOVERNMENTS. %1 | fitting garment ring 101 per 064 134 7 <10 Ml b gan Souther L2 kn«anna & Weo salaried officers who attand court as | 4 witnesses on behalf of the Unied Sra‘'es, and will render with the ac counta vouchers for payments made as sta ed n the returns and sworn to, as the law requires fees and expenses incurred after said date in the trans £ 11 risoners to bechw ged 1.8 o' fovs and expenees of marshals. M. r«hals who are re- nuired to remove conviets from their own districis o prisons in other d 5 tricts, shouid have the aprroval of the attorney g-neral to thor bils «f ex- penses be -0 incl divg them in the asconn: _ Thia «ffice been in- form-d th-t m s-me marsnces guards have been vsed where thete wus n. neossi y o them, and that in other instances guard hire bad bei n charged when yu.rds were not, in iact, em- ployed. Noconsiruc'i n of the law will justify such charg-s. Guard hire is not a gratuity but '8 - nly chargea- tlo when guards are n ceseary rnd then only when they are actuaily em ployed. NoTEs, Ex-Senator Sprogne and ren have goneto sepks Co., Pernsylvanis, Oart in Howgato has recrived a telegram from the the commanding officer of the Arctic Exploring Steamer Gulnove, saying he w nd lav: St. Jobus today for Lady Frankliu bsy. Boat Burned Specal Disvatch to The Tice. Tovisvinee, Ky . July 26, 1a. m. The steambost H T. Defter burned to the water edee nere yes-erday. Loss, $36.000. She was a new boat, owned by.the Evansville and Cairo packet c:mpsny. The fire caughtin midstream and the pilot, Clem Mathery, had barely time to turn ber towa d the shore befure the wheel house burned about him. The engi- neer then reversed the engine, and bcked her to an islimd in the river where the crew got off, some of them badly scorched. ~ She had no passen- gers, but was laden with salt and iron on her way from Pirtsbarg to Evana- ville for her furnlshings. Shipping News. Special dispatch to The Bee. New Youx, July 25—10 p. m.— The following were the movements of ocean steamers on yesterday: Sailed—Gernmnia and Helvetis,for Liverpool, Cliris f r London, Circas- sia for Glesgow, Nekor for Bremen, Washalten for Roiterdam, and Bel- genta for Antwerp. LivErPooL — Arrived — Bavarian trom Boston. ——————— Frejght Rates by Weigh . Special Dispatch to The ee. Caicaco, July 26—10 p. m.—The managers of the eastern trunk lines recently ordered that a'l freight ship- ped east should be weighad and paid tor by actual weight instead of being charged by the carload as herstofore, This step was taken in view of the fact that many cars are built so large that they hold twenty to thirty thou- eand instead of twenty thousand, Chicago roads have now promuleated s similar order, and & meeing of sll Iines east and west fs called for the first woek in August, at Cleveland, the obj-ct being to ix & unitorm sys- rem of weighipg and charging on freight. Taoner's Fast. #pecial Disvateh t0 Tho Bee. New Yok, July 26—1 a m.— Dr. Tapner visited Union Square park at 6 o'clock Sund y morning, re maining until 8. Out of respect to the day he did uot take his wsual drive. Ho drack cold _water from time to time during the day, and took an occasionsl nap. At midnight he was slesping quietly. Ooloredo’s #ew Fress. Spscia! Dispaten o Taw be bexvex, Col., July 26, 1 5. m.— her cnild objections! She was judged to be half intane at the time Tea thoussnd_copies of the fist muwber of s comic seusationsl illus- which is the standard carload. The h Ubicago Produce. Ougeaco, July 24. Whoent—$91§@92c cash; 913@93{c, July; 81fc, Auguat; 8¢, Sepiembcr; No' 3, 84fc. Cun—No. 2and high mized, 35jc for cach; 35 bid for July; 36c bid for Augu t; 35c for September; ra- jocted on ¢ new mixed, 343o. Oats—25G254c for cash; 25@26c, Pork—814 00@14 50, carh; 814 95 1497} for Juy; 814 974@14 90 for Avgust; 814 85@14 97§ fur Septem- ber. Lerd—86 90@6 92} for cash; $6 92} for August Bulk Mests—Bhoulders, $4 shore ribs, §7 25; short clear, $4 Chicago Live Stock. Crioaao, July 24, Hoga—R-calpts, 7,500 head; ship- ments, 38,000; strong and and active trade, with prices 5@10c higher; mix- ed packig urades, at $4 60@485; light, 84 70@d 80; choice heavy, at $490@b 12. Receipts for the week, 62.000, againat 39 000 Iast week; sum- mer packing to date at Chicsgo,1,874,- 000 against 1,227,000 last year. Cattlo — Recolpts, 15,000 head; strong action for shipping at #420@ 426; corn fed western oattle, $3 90a4 40; fifty cars of grass T ans in market, and weak, at pri off, cows, 2 65@2 75; steers, §2 %0@ 340; supply of wrassers during the week was 300 cars; native butchera’ stuff quiet and wesk st $2 00@3 50; receipts of cattle this week, 265,000, 0 increase ovar last. Sheep—Receipts, 300 head; market dull; all sold and values weak, com- :n;‘-;tu -, 93 75@4 00; best, 4 208 70; 5. B St. Louls Produce. S+, Lours, July 24. :‘huv~N34 2 ved, c, for cash, 89%@$0} for July; 88j@ for August; 83c for S'p!!mbu;37 1] for October. Corn—36@36}c for cash and July; 34}c bid for August. Uars— Lower at 23} for cash; 22]@ 22{c for July. Rye—Slow; 78¢ bid. Butter—Firm and higher st 12@ 2. Eygs—Quiet at 5@7c. Pork—Sl: $1425. Bulk Meats—Firm;shoulders,$4 65; clear ribs, $7 20@7 50. Lard—Nominal at §987 8t. Louls Live Stock S1. Loums, July 24. Hogs—Higher. Yorkers and Balti- mores; 84 67@475; packing, $4 0@ 480; butchers’ to fancy, $4 80@4 90. Cattle—In good demand; one sale ;ll'l:uul, $270@3 25. Receipts, 150 ead. ‘::up—l?nclnupd. Receipts, 400 Mliwaukee Produce Mardet Whon_ g ETATIEE, Jaly 24 oat— ; opened ats de- cline of fc bk veminal; Nc. 1 Milwaukes, 81 01; No. 2 Milwaukee, 95¢; July, 95c; An. guat, 90fc; September, 86fc; No 3 do, 82¢; No. 4, 70c; rejected, nominal. CornNo. 2, 36e. O~ts—Quiet at 25§c. Rye—T8§c. Barloy—Weaker; No. 2 spring, 73ke. TURKEY'S WAR PATH. Special Dispatca to TvE Bax. | Losoox, Juy26—1s m.—A Con- | stantinople di-patch save it is es ims- t-d that there are 50,000 Turkish s1diers 12 Albdsiia’and a0 entire srmy | corus oo the Gresk frovmer. The | Turkish press are oxinvaely shostil 0 Earope. - Hotel. A meeting of the members of the | Milwaukee beer at MencHants' Ex- | REAL ESTATE BEMIS® AGENCY, | Jonms—At 1 o'clock & m., July 24, | 15th and Douglas Street. yoars. The decoased was a member | of Vesta Chapter, No. 6, ordeg of the Eastern Star, and buriad with the honors of that or. ol took place yesterday (Sunday) afternoon, Seventeenth street. CELLULOID Oollars and Cutls, dire:t from the Puc- | tory, at CRUICKSH 1NK'S. Undoubtedly the best shirt in the | United States is mannfactured at the | ty ! Umaha Shirt Factory. The superic of Material and workmanship, com- bined with their great improvements, i faner- | at 4 o'clock, from the resi- | dence of the family, No. 1122 north | ueand Hamey st thatls Reinforced fronts, Remforced | ) | backs and Reinforced sleeves, makes their shirt the most durable aud best | of the kind, ever manufactured. Resd the following low prices: Our Pine Whit Shirs 5 Gur +xtra Fine Our Imported Cheviot shirts our e e Gur = e 5 (These aze 1wl on whie he ies) ot Our Imp rted Penang snd Chbe Viot with col 473 attiched, o on White B 1es 18 Al a flne working shirt for 135, Nome but Wamautts Muslin and best Linens used. The above prices include Laundry- ing, a diecount allowed when otherwise ordered. An additional 25 cents is cha when made to order. 200 | | | Omaha Shirt Factory, 1207 Farnham | 0 a'roet, near 12th strget. FEBRIFUGE A REMARKABLE LETTER FROMA | . GELEBRATED PHYSICIAN. Bryan, Taxas, June 11, 1879, . Mohardson, 8t Louts_Denr 81 !1. 3 yoars ry uring ey S e e 5 SRk months. I ‘as muok ae 1% T rrea t S et o 3 devoring my A PROMINENT DRUG FIRM. 003 Jave tn somaat rellable; if i A e T Ostrander. resuits. HE STILL LIVES! Omee o o iy Agust'%, 1878, Gt t e FEBRIFUGE GENERAL AGENTS: RICHARDSON & CO., - St.Louls. TOR SALE EVERYWHERE. ] POWDER Abgolutely Pure. Wade frim Grape ¢ rais Tariz — prepara’ion mekes suck Ught, daev hot ' oF luxarius pwiey. Ca be svian by 1pe withour taar of beMbeyeslting (BT Sox | A s, oy i G i Ragise 20w0m 0. 3 BEEE Former. | et | B | | | Over 3,000 resience lota_for sais | &y at pricesr anging frem 928 to located in every part of 1he cie, direction from the Postofiee, north, et i, maeving i ditance 0 miles from saner amine our liste veral cholce lotein Grifin & weat of convent, Detwéen St roct 690 to §800 to S0 acres fust cast of barracks on | this is choice iand aod wiil be sokl | for cash in 5, 10 cr 3 aere e mand 2th streets, 902198 91,50 will divide fr Cheap lota in Credit Foncisr addislon. soush of U. P. depot—100 to $800. TERRACE ADDITION. xI substantial buildiige. ¥ r furthes T G b ppus, Fifioentb and Dongise Sores A pice ot o Harmey aad Twenty- ot oo, Two choice lots on of Poppl divide into city sized lot each RIVERVIEW ADDITION. Largo number of besutiful residence io, o- cated in this new addition on_Cepitol Hill, be tween 24th strvet on the eagt, 20th on lbe weet. rect on the north aed Parahem wireed and m mly Fara) Cail and examine plab snd gut full information ak BEMISREAL BSTATE AGENOY, 15th and .:'l-. Gzo. ». BKMIS, 15th and nn& A desiradio ot neas Ouming and' Streatw, §1,000, PARK PLACE. are thims s Rered St by sy Vo oot iy Burt aud California yoy i< 3 9 v the oagce. gl R and It will b but & velG, i part ofore of Shad g et s located & very short dis’ snve Cohege. . S oo, 1 o it . il partemien » R P aRo. P % 15h sod Douglas ot on Shorman Avena norihof Wicboies on Camm Betwoen 158h aod 14th stresty 4 nice Jotw i Hartman's sddition, $400 %o §968 Largo number of acre lots in Gigss additfon T North Omaba, $1¢5 to $800 eacb. Cholco Tot neas Tnd and Oaitferets Prices ran oot Hal 00 at rects, 1. Several good lota In Nelson's addition, 108 te | #850 cnch o 10t in Thoreil's adlition, 1 mse. Saverut lrge ke In Partions ablion, | Tods and 2§ screw each, Prices $100 40 b Bevors. choica lota fn Reed's S wldMios, e ok o Bheeman s s, “Acre ot on vonue, (8D shreet s0uth of Poppleton's aew reskdene, for 1,100 3 Jargo Iota near 18th and Clark streste, 96 350 feet._Corner, §1,200; ineide, 3 large lota m o avee, (10Vh streeth, wear Clark Street. 3900 cach McOANDLISH PLAOE. south of the Convent and St. Mary's svoae,and the ground of Jumes e eap v’arf‘ddnbh‘ Dbeing 5, hl.flv to bfl'-l ymrds, Ful"ll houses, stc _OCull ot plat and fall particulars. Price $375 to §850 and ey 15th and Douulas Sts. S i s B Dougias and Dodge streets; §1.100 to 61,30 swon e o\ay terms to purchasers who will improve. = Also 4 lotg on_24th, between Farnhem snd Douglas 4 rests, $960 to §1,000 each and Do i £A7250 of “he best business lote In \be city of 3500 0 86,000 each. e most every business block— n al o §18,000 LAKE'S ADDITION. cteten cians tatm, evse ke S moiately north o ining Poppieton beautitul residence and gronads, and located on n 3900 vary.cavy torma exumhin plat a0d get full GEO. P. BEMIS, Agwnt. Boawitul building site on (16th streot) etween 1jams progeity; 263 foet suat avenuo, by 360 feet In depth. Will ing 133 feet by 399, Call and A0 acre an 18th street, 10 feet sast Dy 378 tect dewp. This is Just south of beth (Poppieton piace. This s, et price and terms of 18 goor lote, Just north of and &9 Smith's addition, and located between Sauindery streets, at reasonable prices e to aver who improve. | BEMIS, Agent. HORBACH'S ADDITION. 8 lota In Horbach's rst and second sdd tions. ou I6th, 18th, 19th and 20t _sirests, Nichoisa, Padl, #he man sod Clark . works, s, Bandy to U. P i prices from from §300 to §1:100 each, Guly small payment down aod loog 11 cont intercs’, o dhose. who wil i@ ‘axo. 7. BEMIS, 1610 404 Dougles Stroct. 38 nice lot fn Parker's et ween Suers i Pioce, ‘g 4o compbat 73 Blom 0 iroet; 13 lge with wath o, vory il hutit 150 go0d tarms for sale in Dogtas, Serpy. Whabingee Bure. Dodie, Saunderss0d Tasrs ier of Coantien. 5 0,000 acres Lest seicctod lapds in the s o i eyl ot g, e sre ey o e iz a0 S Temphlet (o34 map of | the | getn) ecigied “tbe wutiosk of Nebraska” for free dincribution ! Geo. P. Bemis),