Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 10, 1880, Page 1

. oy e (v F 3 VOL. X. Established 1871, % MORNING EDITION. RASKA, TUESDAY, AUGUST FOREIGN EVENTS., Ireland Excited Over the Latest Agrarian Out- fully supplied with provender. The stock of cattle was short, but there wos provisions enough to ensble Col. St. Johin {o hold out for ut least_one month. Nothing was known of the reported fa'l of Chaman, the latest news from that placs being down to July 28, TORY MURMUES. = In the houss of commions last ev- Of a Crown Solicitor Who+Was|ening Lord Hartington announced s thet the Indian government had re- About to Serve Writs of | acived to withdraw al its troops from Ejectment, Cabul. _This step has not boen taken, his lordship esid, in consequence of the late disaster; it had been resolved Known of | beforo that calamity tock place, snd it had the full endorsement of Gen. by the |Stewart. Lord Hartington added that he had w0 informatiop respecting the reported capture of Chaman. The statements of Lord Har{ington were But Ayoob Khan With 20,000 [recsived with murmurs of dissp- < e =7 probation from theopposition benches. en is Bothered With Dis- ok s e sensions, There was a grand demonstration of Nothing Definitely Afghan Affairs Eritish. mest Paruell, who did ot sttend. Mr. Commins, home rale member of parliament for Roscommon, presided. He ud other speakers attscked the the house of lords for rejecting the compensation bill. BLOWING TP A CONSULATE. The Greek consulate at Prizrend was blown up by Bulgarians. CNSUCCESSFOL T A Prisoner in ltaly Tries Tan- ner’s Game and Starves in Thirty Days. ‘The British Parliament to Ad- journ Soon. 2 . -&B- | Spciat Dispaceies to Tus Bar, AKEESTS OF THE SUPPOSED GUILTY PAR- e Narwes, August 10, 1 a. m, S POy e prisoner, a Corsican, has starved him- SR AT = self to death, after fasting thirty days. Depury, August 9—4 p. m.—Eleven : 5 CARICATURIST EXPILLED. persons bavo been arrested on SUSpi | oot Diepaich to The Bos. cion of beivg the principals or assist-| * pyyrc Aucost 10, 1a, m.—Mr. antsin the s xon of Crown Bevere woun: and killing of the | Hickey, the editor of the American or Boyd and the | subjects, in the imist _comic of Mr. Boyd him- | P2per, the Triboulet, published in this T Poyd M| city, has been expolled from France. or son, at New Ross. ee of the arrested men are evicted e e N e ““] The French goyernment has in- s formed Greeco that ehe can not give HOME: the thirty thousand rifles previously LULERS' CONVENTION, Dispatch to The Bos. promised. o VEWCASTLE, Auguet 9, 4 p. m.— DISSENTING DEVILS., The home-rulers’ convention aseme | oot Dievaten to The Bee bled here this morn very large attendance, delegates from all large towne of England attending. Mr. Parnell was chosen to preside, The tone of the convention was de- There is a| "y ;v August 10, 18 m—A dispaich from Bombsy says there are large gatherings of ‘tribesmenbetween Khojak and Candabar. The natives report that Ayoob Khan has 20,000 men cncamped at Argandak, but that dissensions are rife. SITTING DOWN ON OBSTRUCTION. Special Dispatch to The Bee. Loxpoy, August 10,1 a. m.—Mr. 0'Donnell has protested sgainst the Irish members of the house of com- mons avenging the rejection of the Irish compersation bill, by the house lords, by obstructing the commons, Mr. O'Donnell has resigned the pres- idency of the home rale confedoration. Bpecial Dis Pauis, number of precivets at the late elec- tion for the council general no candi- ed a clear majority of votes and a_second ballot became ry. The second election took rday. and_the republicans wo-thirds of the contest- carried ed ylac THE APGHAN TROULLE. Special Disytch to Tun Brs. ONDON, August 9, 4. Ripon telographs that the Bri vey which i returming from Afmhan- istan reached Tibi yestcrday. An at- tack made by the tribssmen compelled the Dritish to abandon a portion of their baggage. Shirpur will be evac- uated to-morrow. GOOD FOR AMERICA. Special disyatch to The Bee. Loxvax, Angust 9—4 p. m.—A St. Peterrhurg correspondent says that telegraphic reporis received at the mimstry of the interior from govern- ors of forty.nive provinces show that the harvest throughout Russia is poor. AGRARIAN OUTRAGE. Bpectal Dispaich to The Bee. Human Targets. Special dispatch to Tu Ber. Bostox, Avgost 10—1 a. m.—Jar- vie My Dholng shot dud lalled HatrsLARRGD Dass., night, putting four balls into her head. Ho then fired fired soven shots into his own breast, inflioting fatal injuric Pacific Railroad Scheme. Spectal Disvatch to The Bee. MoxTrEAL, August 10—1 8. m.—A special cable dispatch from London stat hat the mission of the Cana- dian ministry Is likelyto be suce ful. The favorable reports have had a very beneficlal effect here, the stock market showing a large sdvance all around. The government scheme is Dusury, August 10, 1 a. m.—The | to hand over the building of the Cen- murderous attack at New Ross, Sun- | adian Pacific railway to English capi- day upon Mr. Boyd and his two sous, | talists, they taking land in return for continues to be the sole topic of dis- | their expenditures. This will bring cussion. Mr. Boyd was crown solici- | over £102,000,000 of English capital tor of Tipperary and it was under- | into the country and rclieve the gov- stood :hat be had been preparing for | ernment of a burden and enable them the issue of a number of writs of | to spend their money and energy on ejectments against tensnts in the | inland navigation. orhood. His two sons were A CHICAGO OUTLET. ed at New Rossbyabodyof | A larger quantity of grain is going dieguised men, eleven of whomare | to Liverpool from Chicago via Mon- mow in custody. One of his sons was | treal this year than ever before, killed and the other was so severely . e wounded that he expired soon after. Asiatic Cholera in Massachuseits. He himself was severely wounded | Shecial Dispatch to the tie. aud his life is cousiderad to be in danger. The attack was altogether | Lonise Doyle, of Spencer, who bas an agrarian outrage. Three of the | enjoyed good health, was taken sick arcested persons have been identified | Saturday and died within an hour. as tenants upon whom writs of evic- | Physicians in attendance declare it a tion have been served. It issald,|case of genuine Asiatic choler: however, that the crown will find it == extremely difficult to prove that the arrosted parties were participants in | SPecial Dispatch to The Be. the murderous attack, as all assailants | Rocnester, N. Y., Avgust 10, 1 a. were tharoughly disguised, and the | -— Vanderbilt's phenomenal sorrel, eloven persons, who were arrested, | Maud S, wax driven for exercise on the had time to throw off their diszuises | Rochester track yeaterday, one mile to appear asif they were pursuing and repeat. Itwasnot the intention their ordinary occapation. The affair | of Bair, her driver, to let her zo faster has caused great excitement hete and | than 2:25, but she jogged along so throughout Tipperar, easily, and appeared so perfectly at g home on the track that her first mile % e 2 was madein 2:23. Sheseemed restive ) 2 D and anxious ta do her best on the sec- Loxvox, ond mile, but Bair held her down to Gladstone vy for the | about the same gait till the last quar- country, and will probab'y not retura [ ter. He had not much of anidea she again during the preseut session, | would accomplish snything unususl; u'mch is mow drawing rapidly to a |in fact, he did not believe, when he Bostox, August 10, 1 a. m.—Mrs. Trisl Trotting for Y SESSION, m.—Mr. vlose. According to all precedent | reached the finish, that the mare had the o should close on Thursday | done auy better than frequently when next, the 12ih, when grouse-shoo trotting fora purse. One of the spac- tators held an ordimary watch over her and declared that the Jast quarter way wrotted in 29 seconds. Capt. Stone, who has charge of the mare, declarcd her time to be 32 eeconds, instcai of ), a8 reported. Maud S's driver and groom essert that she can trot four such quarters if the man holding the ribbons would let ler out. W. H. Duble, of Philz lelphia, thinks she she will trotcn Thurclay in 2:11, and sa;3 60) people are coming from Thil- adelphia to sea her do o — A U.S.Railway Special Dispatch to Tus Bes. Loxvox, August 10—1 8. m.—The gius; but it is evident the sesgjon must be protracted a wesk or ten days beyond that date. THE FRENCH AN SSADOR BESIGNS, ’ pondent asser's that Count de St. Vailiers, French ambas- sador to Germauy, has positively ten- dered his resigoation, on account of il health, TURKEY'S INTENTIONS, sh from Constantinople eiaton that thongh Turkey is still send- o, the porte be heneatly willing to code svince to Montenegro; that the chject of eending troops thither is to breserve the peace and to check | Standard says that the difficulties of among the populace | the Philadelphia and Resding rail- nsfer of government is | rosd will be'overcome by an assess- e | mentof $20 per share. It declares the liability of shareheldersunlimited. There is considerable pre safe to etachments of marines em- | meet all bond Imnm«.p e barked at Portsmouth to-day en route for Treland, MARINES FOR IRELAND. Several Kille1 by Mistake. Special Dispateh to The te Nasuvruee, Tenn., August 10—1 p. .—Calvin Winsted, colored, shot and killed his brother, Ed. Winsted, minister in Willismson county, Sun. day, having mistaken him for 3 bur- glar. TUE STATE TRADE. The ofiicial returns of the board of | of trade show that the imports and exports of the United Kingdom for the month of July have boen increas- ed nearly seven million peunds ster- ling over those of the eame month lust year. This fact is looked upon as one of the most cheering character, showing that the revival of trade con- tinnes. POSTAL. Special Dispatch to The Lee. WasaiNcToN, Avgust 9, 10 p. m. —The President has_appointed Wm. home rulers at Liverpool Sanday to g A FELON'S FALLACY. McDonald’s Masterly Missile of Malice Misses its Mark. His Statements Contradicted by Revenus Officials and Col. Joyce. McDonald’s Lie. Epecial Dispateh to The Bea ‘Wasniserow, August 10—1a. m.— Ex-Commissioner of Iuternal Revenue Donglass, who still resides hers prac- ticing law, was intervicwed yesterday by a reporier, touching McDorald's alleged whisky ring disclosures, Doug- lass said he had not rexd it, but the abstract published here yesterday morning was shown him, which ho read carefully. After reading it he d: “Well, all T have to say is this, touching all and singular, the allega: tions concerning myself, they are s batch of lies, from A to Z The truth is, I never liked McDonald, and he knew I did not like his face. He dressed a good deal like a gambler. I once spoke to Columbus Delano about McDonald, and told him frankly, while T had no_reascn to believe he was dishonest, I did not like his looks or flashy style. ‘Ch,’ Delano said, ‘T know he dreases rather loud, but that is the custom in the west.’ ” T don’t balieve, said Douglass, that Gen. duty in that department. The secre-| THE GORGED GLUTTON tary of war has returned from his inspaction of the Atlantic posts,and report them in good order. Rachel Johnson, a servant, went to sleep in a third story window Sunday night, fell out and was killed. Border Thieves. Spcial dispatch to T Brx. Caicaco, August 9—10 p. m.— Gen. Sher.dan has received the fol- lowing telegrams: END oF TRack, D. T., Aug. . o Ruggles, Ad futalitGenera, St. Paul: A party of five men, said to be I dians, ran off a herd from a grader’s camp, five miles west of my umr, last night. Nowlan was promptly sent in pursuit, only about four hours behind: The stock has all” beev re- covered, and Nowlan Is still in pur- suit. There is considerable doubt in my mind whether the ralding party were really Tndians. Last night four mules were stolen from the Green River camp by white men. Major Fifth cavalry. Public Debt Explanation, Speclal dispatch to The Bee Wassxoroy, August10—1 a, m.— The treasury department is in receipt of frequent letters calling attention to the apparent discrepancy in the statement of the amount of the pub- lic debt on June 30th, As shown by the monthly debt statement and b Grant knows_ auything about the whisky ring. Ido know that McDon- ald was an officer it the army, and as such Grant met him. Grant's friendship for him grew out of this ac- quaintance. 1know that McDonald had Grant's confidence, but only from the fact that he was an old army friend, and not from ary connection Grant had, directly or indirectly, with the whisky ring. Had I for 8 moment entertained any suspicion McDonald was dishonest, 1 should have dismiss. ed him at once, and I know Grant would have stood by me. Deputy Commissioner of Tnternal Revenue Rodgers, who is likewise de- scribed in McDonald’s book s having a guilty knowledgo of the existence of the whisky ring, vigorously denles the allegation. “I do know this, how- ever,” ho said; “‘that T had organized a corps of revenue agents to go to St. Louis to look after suppcsed frauds, and McDonald found it out in soms way bofore the expedition started, and for this roascn it was abandoned. 1 testified to this fact in St. Louis at McDonald's trial, and after T had done 80 McDonald said to me: ‘I don't think you treated me fairly in your tostimony to-day.” To this I replied: ‘T have told the truth and discharged my duty ss a public officer and as a witness.” " Rodgers is satisfied that McDorald hed +ources of information which kept him advised of tha inside movements of (he revenue office, but it who furnished the information he Col. Joyce, who Is mentioned in McDonald’s book, was revenue agent in Missouri, and is now, ana_hos been for toveral years, a quiet citizen of Georgetown. He was as much sur- prised as anybody at McDonald's statements. Col. Joyce remarked to- day that under the circumstanc:s it would be & great comfort to him to have the £250,000 which McDonald says he got. He would then f.cl assy with rogard to fimancial matters; but ashe did not get that, or any other sum, he did not seem to attachany great amount of credit to McDonald’s book. ELECTRIC BRIEFS. Special dismatctes to The Beo. NEW YoRE, Avgust 9—The damsge from the fire on the Barquo Nictaux loaded with naptha is estimated at $119,000. WasnINGTON, August 9. —The Natl board of health bas received advices from Havana reporting 200 cases of yellow fever in that city. ATiasta, Ga., August 9.—The deadlock in the state convention con- tinues. The convention was called to order at 10 a. m. and the first ballot being the 26th reeulted as follows: Colqueit 208 23 30, Lister 62 17-30, Hardeman 53}, Gartuck 144 Lawson 3 ‘Warner 8. Cixcissari, O., August 9.—Joseph Menninger, aged nine years, was eeri- ously, if mot fatally, shot by John Boultic, in Covinglon, Ky., this morning. The shooting is supposed to have been accidentel. Pants, August 9—M. Hyacinthe Didot, brother of Ambrose Firmen Didet, the Paris publisher and book- seller, is dead. CrEARFIELD, Pa., August 9.—Ex- Gov. Wm. Bigler died this morping at 9 o’cloc! Yousastows, 0., August 9, —Clara Rowe, a prostitute, committed suicide here on Sunday morning, taking two ounces of laudanum. Caicaco, Avgust 9.—A fira broke out at 10 o’clock this morning In the Gates building, in Svuth Canal street. The loss is estimated at §20,000. Cricaco, August 9.—Right Rev. Bishop Fallows preached yesterday at St. John's Reformed Episcopal church on **What may to learned re- ligiously from Dr. Tanner's fast.” Rev. Irving A. Searles, at the South Side Christian church, preached on *‘Christ's forty days’ fast.” Monuystows, Tenn., August 10— Dan Potter has been convicted for the murder of McMahon, near Newport, two yearsago. He was sentenced to hang on the 17th of September. Reanixe, Pa.,Avgut 10.—Senator Wm. A. Wallace opened the demo- cratic camneign in this city yesterday. He addressed a large audience in the court houss on the issuss of the day. WasHINGTON, August 10, —The sec- retary of war says that he expects to dispose of the case of Cadet Whitta- ker within & week. Loxvox, August 10.—A dispatch from Athens says that Tuckish de- serlers are joining the Greeks at Pat- mos. William Heory H. Kingston, the novelist, is dead. Jean Eugene Hortense Busch, Spanish dramatic author, died in Madrid at the age of T4. Louvrsviiek, Ky., August 10.—Five thousand dollars worth of tobacco was burned at Mavsolle, Ky., Sunday night in a warehouse. CANDAHAR'S CONDITION, Bridge postmasterat Long Island City, Loxoox, August 10—1 a. m.— | Queenscounty, N. Y. The postmas. _ Advices from Candabar up to Fri- | ter general issued an order to-dsy to day night state that Avoch Khan's | establish free delivery service at Mer- srmy way within sight. The city was |iden, Conn., from September lst fully prepared for defence, and wasd next, Wasnisoto, August 10.—The the analysis of the public debt sinci 1656, recently issued by the deract- ment, the principal for the debt is sta- ted in both ccrrectly as $2,120,415,- 370.63, but in the monthly statement the debt, less cash in the treasury, in- cludes inisrest amounting to 23,845,547 The analysis pur- poris to be astatement showin, the principal dobt. —— Garfleld Going Home. Creveraxo, O., August 910 p. m, | on the farm of Thomas F. Underhill, —Geu. Garfield and party arrived at | at Locust Valley, discovered thebody Cleveland at Warren, Ghio, ers, ing his broad-trimmed hat. cheering end waving hats. Aftor waiting here a fow hours he returned | bility ho will leave’ to-nigac"ioraba: | lumbus to attend the soldiers’ reunion. A Mother's Murder. Speelal Dispatch to The Boe Atuanta, Ga., Avgust 10, 1a. m, —A little boy in_ Butts county pass- ing through through the woods found the body of a little child asvere! months old with the head eatirely severed from the body and the skull crushed. The murderer is supposed to ba the motherof the child, a young girl highly connected. She has ab- sconded with a young man who has been veiy intimate with her. Quacks. Spectal dispateh to Tun Brs. Derzorr, Mich., August 9—10 p. m.—Doctors Payne and Buchanan, the Philadelphians, about whom o much has been said in the matter of bogus Philadelphia diplomas, arc now in this city, whither their fame had preceded them, and are endeavo: to form a state eclectic society and e tablish one of their pecaliar colleges, Even the quecks kick about them and their scheme. The | having eaten twelve pounds of solids mlu “regm;vareg_- -:5 one of the } and three watermelons. He has an i e cent since epeniog aves captared. [ ‘fl'ih]imh offer of §2,700 to deliver ten lectures | yar cont, =" S LS i only | 5 p. m. yestorday, | of a decapitated man in the Mutten- having left Chatauqua in the morning | scock, near Peacacks point, on Long by a special traln on the New York, [ Island Sound. Peunsylvania and Ohio railroad. At | respectable dressed man, about forty- Jamestown, N. Y., Carey, Pa., and | five years old, ahd considorably do- io, the general made | composed. speeches, and at every station along | tance of ten fect from the public high- the line crowds of people stood | way. around the train to catch a sight of | matted with blood and from appear- Garfield. At Solon, the traln stopped | ances it seemed that the head had long enough for Garleld to shake | been separated from the body withan | hands with a little gathering of farm. | axe. His sister Mary also, who is | Bay for the purpose of notifying the married and lives at Solon, came to | coroner. the train to meet him. Brother and | caused the greatest of excitement here sister conversed for a few moments, | It is evident tl y and the train again moved on with | woods for many days, asit was much the reneral on the rear platform wav- | decomposed and emitted an offensive Coming | odor. throngh the manufacturing district of | the man was murdered. Cleveland the general stood on the | weeks ago a boat contai rear platform and greeted the hun- | was rowed toa point ne dreds of workiugmen, who were as-|bocy was 3 sembled at points along tic track, | er Gen. Hancock would develop even | greater strength. In speaking of the electoral college, the senator expressed a0 opinion that, as at present, he said, {t is rather a cumbersome piece of machinery, because elections are practically for popular votes, he did not think it likely that the circum- stances attending the last election would be repeated, since, in view of their experiences, electors would not dare disobey the choice indicated by the votes of the people. The general unity and confidence of the democratic party throughout the country were particularly referred toas being favor- able to succers. Enormous Quantiies of Solids and Liquids Devoured by Tanner. His Stomach Already Expand- ing to “Bay-Window” Proportions. Lucrative Lecture Engage- ments Tendered. MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH, New York Money and Stock. Nrw York, August 9, 130 p.m, Lower at 2 pir ceat; exchange steady 56, Filiog Up. Speclal Dispatch to The Bee. -t New Yorxk, Avgust 0.- - &5, f— Dr. Tanner isreported in good con- dition having gained nine pounds in weight since Saturday noon and on the Pacific slope. To-day he walked out for exercise and to attend 2 some business. Illimitable Bill of Fare. Speclal dispatch to Tus Bex. Nrw Yonr, August 10, 1. m.—Dr. Tanuer is recuperating wonderfully, and his eyesare bricht, and his skin a healthy hue. Ho ate nix oystersat2| s p. m., and five minutes later drank two glasses of milk and one of wine. At :40 more wine was consumed, and again at 3:50 ho drank a ¢luss of milk. At5 p. m. he ate halfa pound of beef- steak and drank eight ounces of milk. Ho continued to eat aul drink througheut the evening in, st SC Pand i RUTH K &T.. Cuicaao, August 9. The markets for cereals and hog products were less active, but with- out material changes in value. Wheat—No. 2 spring closod at 88{c Anotner Mysterious Murder. o for cash or Augast; 862@S6jc for eclal dispatch to The Tce, . = i September; 863c for October; 85 sel- ler for the year. Avgust 10,1 a, a man omployed nin: Corn—No. 2 closed_at 35]@35{ for cash, August, September or October. Oats—No. 2 closed at 23]c cash; 23%c for r September. S The body’ was of a | ¥ B Whisky—Steady at $1 09, Pork—mess closed at $14 50@15 00 for cash: $14 80 forSeptember He was found at a dis- His beard was iron gray and | @200 for Lard—Closed at $7 35 for cash or Augu 3! 4 for October. The man hastoned to Oyster -— Chicago Live Stock. N ory Cucaco, August 9. of the discovery at the bod aid in the s ware at $4 9 ng and shipp 500for heavy packing; $4 70@5 20 for giod to choice, smooth assorted shipping lots, 8 It is generally believed that About three Cattle—With only light receipts of native tile, tho market for this des- u ruled steady and firm at Sat- ¥'s figures; the receipts of Texan steers being large the market was dull and weals, and prices if anything ashade lower; the quality of part of which they came. would ¢ TR m_A;-\l‘ 'y ‘ay is connected with the disccwory, al | '\,“-,‘:":‘;" r“ - though the men are not known and so | ' e e far as ascertained there is no clue that [ SVPPIE = . =% fiien can lead to their identification. No t."‘"”,‘ ‘Pl’l‘“‘wz‘;’_fi!'“ Orexnor weapon was found near the body, and [ ¥100- Ieceipts, =,7¢0. H 2 Thero was no larg- wasol in tho vicinity at the timo and probably for this reason th wes particularly noticed. ‘The three we 1t ou shore and were absent about i fyo_embarlin teod: e hoat frayes but o THE LATEST NEWS. The Very Latest Tele- grams, up to 4 p. m. The Chief of the Oklahoma Raid- ers Tarned Over to the U, Frightful S, Marshal, Railroad Wreck, Without Loss of Life, Near Martinsville, O. Arrest’of the Officers of the *‘Garland"for Running Down the “‘Mamie.” Oklahoma Raiders, Special Dispatch to Ta Bre. Wasnixerox, August 0—4 p. m,— The war of! } | To Adjutant Co Cr Nes ce has received the follow- Citcaco, August 7, 1830, neral, Woshiagton, D. €. mmanding Officer Caldwell tele- graphs through the department of the Missouri that Payne and five associ- ates leave to-day under proper g for Ft. Smith, Arl turned over to the United States mar- shal for the western district of Arkan- s, id not belong to the first party cap- tured, have been released. [Signed] d sas, there to be Those captured with Payne, who P. H. Suermax, Lieutenant-General. Raliroad Wreck. Special Dispatch to The Bee. 1x¥att, 0., August 9—4 p. m. ar Martinsville, Ohio, yesterday, afreight train ou the M. & C. railroad was ditched. c. were mashed into kindling-wood and the tender into a shapeless mass, and one box car was badly wrecked. The - 815 40 | track was torn up and the road bed for October; 11 15@11 17} | plowed out for several rods. hurt. Four loaded coal cars No one Arrested for Manslaughter. De Buell and Capt. Geo. the steames “‘Garland,” which ran down the 10c per 100Ib | rver drowning seventeen persons, 0@5 05 for | have, at the conclusion of the inquest, 3 $460@ | heen arrested for manslaughter. were promptly bailed. 374 for September. | spoctal Dispatch to The Boe. TrorT, August 9—4 p. m.—Pilot D. Horn, of “Mamie” on the Detroit They Safe Robbery. Special Dispate to The Bee. Younastowr, 0., August 9 3 p. m. —Tho safeof Lapp Bros. and Millars, dry goods merchants and wool buyers, of Potersburg, Mahoning county, was blown opea on Saturday. dred d g Five hun- dollars in cash, and checks call- h EDHOLM & ERICKSON, Wholesale and Retail MANUFACTURING JEWELERS AND PRACTICAL WATCH-MAKERS. WATCHES AND JEWELRY AT WHOLESALE PRICES. Goods sent to any part of the United States on solicitation. Largest assortment of SILVERWARE, CLOCKS & SPECTACLES, And everything found generally in a first- class Jewelry Store. BEST SELEGTED STOCK IN THE CITY! Jewelry manufactured on short notice, Orders from the Country solicited. Whenin Omaha call and see us, No trouble to show Goods. EDHOLM & ERICKSON, The Jewelers, Opposite the Postoflice, 15th & Dodge. 2000 Druggists Hare signed the following remarkable paper, the sigatures of 1which can be st at our off srs. SEABURY & JOHNSON, 21 Flait t., New York. [ ““For the past few years we have sold variousbranda of Porous Plasters. Physicians and the Public prefer “BENSON'S CAPCINE POROUS PLASTER” to all otfiers. We consider them one of the very few reliab! confidence. External vse. household remedies worthy of They are superior to all other Porous Plasters or Medicines for Mr. Wasson trled to coax the LIST OF LETTERS grief-siricken movntain barge away, t remaining in the Omaha postoffice but the donkey oly lifted up his voice pp R 5 and wegt; sud would ok Be' gom- |10F 1he wouk ending Augut 7 tlons forted. Then he eseayed to drive GENTLENEN. with sticks and stones the noisy beast | yjtahyer # AllenJ V' from the scene of his lament. But | Adair B drive he would not. The donkey re- membered how he and his beloved R companion had foraged together from | (2] U 5 Y s G © handy clothes-lines; had in friendahip | ¢lirk H T, Clark M H masticated fence-posts and sectionn of | (‘osthie 1 Caltermols Rev E G barb-wire, and had contentedly nib- | Cook (" IT Crockett A & bled such tender morsels as old gunoy | Garison G Cline AW sacks and cast-off overalls, or had ss- | {lement WI—3 coorr G suaged keen hunger with old boots | Dickimeon W E DeFleish F and oyster cans, and could not be in- W Ewing W L duzed to leave the spot. Then the Fourman € cruel master boat him terribly, still L his grief nerved him to obstinacy. The | (7™ ! oo master felled two or three large trees | 1unney Huxtgreow 3 on his back, but to no purpose. Final- | Honsligek Hardy J 1y the master in despair took the pack | Harindon ( Hamlin J off and loft him with his dead. The | Huffman J N i last seen of him he was eating the | Johnton T ooty cropping of a quartz ledze and weep- | Kellor W 1 Kennedy J ing for hia friend. ry € G Losphers M pREE e - New Patents. | L | W incvwe e August 7.—Pollowing i Texa 9—4 p. | ventors of Towa and NetFasia, ius jwing dispatch has been | paat wak: < roceived by the essistant adjutant at strict inauiry among persons living in TR San Antonio: tl\rs vlr:nllyy ot £alled to elicit |n";or~ New York Produce Markes. On the 30th ult. the mail driver and mation that throws any light on the New York, August 9. | one man going west were both killed tragedy. The remains were brough | Wheat—Spring, strong; winter, {@|about eight miles west of Eagle hore for interment snd an inques. | 3¢ betterand fairly active; sales No. | Springs. Tneir two mules were 1 white, September, $1 08}; No. 2 ungraded red, 1094@l 09§; $1 09} for September; §1 09} for October. Corn—Jc better and fair business; mixed western spot, 46@48}c; do, fu- ture, 483@504c. Oats— Western, 38@46e. Beef — Unchanged; trade light; new plain mess, $9 50; new extra do, will be held to-day and a most search- ing investigation will be started. New York and Brooklyn detectives have already been set to work on the case and the records of the police depart- ments of each city are being thor- oughly searched for men who have Dbeen reported missing. The.e ato thoss who aflirm that they recognizs the features of the dead man as those of a person who some weeks ago can- vassed the country secking music pupils. He represented himself at the time as a proficient and highly ed- ucated artist, aud was earnest in his efforts, thoush they were rowarded with no success. Pork—Strong; new mess, 14373, Tard—Higher and firm; rendered, $7 674, Butter—Quict and choico firm; Ohio at 24@ Cheese—Very firm at 8@11c for poor to choice. Tennes2ee Democrats. Special dispatch to The Bee NasaviLie, Tenn., August10—1 a. m.—Tho convention of the demo- cratic party of Tennessee will meet in the hall of the house of representa- tives at noon to-dsy t> neminate a candidate for governor. It will be called to order by John W. Chudress, jr., chairmain of the state executive committee, and will be in seasion two days and probably three. Big Fire in a Coal Mine. Dispatch to Tue Bec. SnENANDOAH, Pa., August 10, 1a. m.—Since the death of three men from whit> damp recently in the gang way of the Kelley Run colliewy, Messrs. Thomas & Co., of Philadel- phis, have end-avored to force the inside of the workings of all foul air. The cozl however, in the old breasts kept generating white dsmp, and Su_day s0ntaneous combustion took plecs, seiting fire to the mam- moth ve'1. efora the fire can be ex- tingui hed, if it ever will be, months willelc, e and {hous nds of dollars be expendel. The ve'n i3 from sixty to seventy feef thick,and it followed, and shocld spre:d, aars3 of cosl un. derneath the t)wn_ of Shenandosh will be sct on fire. Miers have gone elsowhera to look for work. The mules and wezons have eIl been Tois case of sountaneoys combustion will interest c.lliery-owa- ers and scient'fic men in 2'] parts of the world. This is the only colliery that contains white damp in this s.c- tion of the coz!-fields. It is owing to the filling up of two old breaxts with coal dirt, mixed with clay, and this reluse generatod this peculiar death- dealing agency. £l Ge rgia Bu'ldog Bourbons. Special Dispatcbes to Tus Bra. ATLANTA, August 10, 1 a. m.—The quiet and trenquilizing effect of the Sabbath feiled to hurmoniza the de- mociacy of Georgia yesterday. The Colquiit crowd stcod as & *‘rcck of 2ges,” and the opposition 23 defiant a5 Gibralter. The convention met at 10 o'clock. A Colquitt delezate from Thomss county spoket>some to-night, advocating a compromise, and advised the droppiag of Colquitt and to take any other good man not now befora the conventlon. No one being named, he voted for Colquitt on the next bal- lot. Mr. Patterson, of Ribb, spoke in the same strain, offering to with- draw and forward any gcod democrat board of amy officers on the codifica- tion of army rules has adjourned for tendaps. In the meantime, Gen. Avgur goes to bis command in the south, and Gen, Hancock is relieved but all to no avail. Colquitt and auti. Colguitt are getting dispatches urgin: them to stand by their factions, sn offering to send reiief when they tire out, The end is not yet. Interview With Bayard. Special Dispatch to Tho Bec. PROVIDENZE, August 10, 18, m.— On Sunday a representative of the Morning Sfar culled on Senasor Bayard at Oak’and Beach, o summer resort a fow miles from here, and in- terviewed him with the following re- sult: Referring to the present state of sffairs at the South the senator said that the use of tho expression ““gectional animostty” was out of place st the present time. That what the people want is, not quarreling and atrife,but that northern capitalshould come among them and purchase {heir lands. That while inindividual in- stances much of the old bitterness might be fouad, the cases were iso- latad and did not express the genera! time:t of the poptlation. The visiting that hes oceasionally taken placs Guring the lust few yeass be- tween militaiy organizations of the country, the serator ~egarded s tend- ing to form {i=3 of friendship, strong enough to res: ¢ zll efforts to sever them that could porsibly £> pat forth by any political e2 icmers of whatever s'amp. The desolai:d condition of the South at the clc:3 of the war, with the failure of crcps fcrseveral seasona, and tho consequent financial downfall of many who emigrated to that sec- tion, the scnator thauzht combined t St. Louts Produce. St. Louss, August 9. Flour—Firm and unchanged. Wheat—Higher; No. 2 red, 92{@ 92Fc for cas o for August; 90@89¢@90c for September; 897@I0 @89c for October; 893@89]c for the year; No. 3 do, 86i@88¢; No. 4 do, 82@83c. Corn—Lower; 34@33jc for casl 337c for August; 344@3djc for Sep- tember; 333c October. Oats—Lower; 22c for cash; 227c for August; 22§c for September. Rye—Slow at 60c bid. Butter—Quiet and unchanged. Ezgs—Quiet and unchanged. Whicl. ;—Steady at $1 08. Pork—Quiet at §15 2: 3—Strong; M 1 8 90, firm and higher; 85 75, ominal at §7 25, Receipts—EFlour 10,600 brls, wheat 153,000 bu, corn 77,000 bu, oats 22,- 000 ba, rye 2020 bu. Shipments-Flour 15,000 brls, wheat 211,600 bu, corn 40,000 bu, oats 12,- 1000 bu. S S 000'bu, barley acie August creats, in some mensire, the politica Y situation which was prevalent there 90; pack- for a long t Many of | ing, 84 : butcherd to fancy, those who invested money in|g5 00@5 15. Receipts, 46,000 head; that section did =0 w.chout realizing that experience is neco-sary to the nuccessful production of crops, par- ticularly 80 in re-ard t) tho culture of cotton, and with ruin staring them fn the face, engrzed in politics for the sake of something better to do, thus becoming carpet ba: Although, said the senator, thero were undoubi- edly some who wentinto that country for the express putpose of filling their satchels with pelitical gain. In re- gard to the coming compaign, Senator Bayard referred delic tely to the fact of hs prominent ideatification with one of the great purtics in the strug- gle, and said it wes too early to pre- dict with any degree of certainty, as to the recult. However, said he, there is & growing fecling of confidence among the members of the party with which I ¢m connectel such as has never before been felt. In speaking of Gen. Hazcock's nomination, the senator referred to Hancock’s letter to Gen. Sherman in complimentary termas, and said it i3 evidence of great breadth of comprehevsion. Referring to Tilden's populur vote in | rive this morning at 6 o'clock. Ex- 1876, he thouzht that from | cursions will bring 30,000 people hero present appearaces it was possible ' to-day, as railroad men estimate. chipments, 1100 head. Conkiing and Butler Conferring. Special dispatch to The Kcs. New York, August 10—1a m.— Senator Conkling arrived here yester- day morning and quartered himse!f in the rooms vacated by Ger. Garfield on Saturday, at the Fifth Avenue ho- tel. Gen. Ben Batler visited him and remained in conversation with him for nearly two hours. Conkling sent amessage to the hotel office during its continuance to say to all inquiries con- corning him that he was not in. At the termination of the interview Conkling visited the republican state committe room: Soldiers Reunion. Special dispatch to The Bee. Corvprs, 0., August101a. m. —Everything is reunion. The city is one jam of people; the decorations are pro‘use and many quite elaborate. The capitol 1s lighted by elcctric light. The president and Gen. Saerman ar- :19. killed and the mail bag cut to_pieces. The bodies of the men were brought into Eagle Springs, and the funeral took place to-day. (Signed) Forp, Command’s. Saratoga Races. Special Dispatch to The Bee. SarATOGA, August 9,10 p. m.—The programms for the race to-day com- prised four events. and furlong, purse $350 for three- year-olds, was won by Elias Law- rence, don third; time, 2:01. raco was for a purse of $300, a handi- cap forall ages, of which $10) went to second, cntrance free, one mile aad five furlong i with Smartin sccond, Jilbict third; time, 2 Firat race, a mile Turfman second and Claren- !, The second as won by Gabriel, Tho third event was for s purse of $350 for all agee, entrance free, and an amateur rider, mile and sixty yards, was won by Kinacroft, with the Stranger third; time, 1 cond and Frank Shoié Fourth race, purse of $300 for ‘maidens, ee-q ters ot & milo,was won by Springfield, two-year-old, three-quar- abol second, Catalpa third;time, Race Between & Bear and a Pig. Be: vicinity of Tlwaco. Monday Inat back of the Aberdeen caunery; and Captain Gray informs us that when e and Mr. Loomis the other day emerged from the portage on the weather beach, & fine bear of atout 300 pounds wes chasing slzed hog. witness the race, that soon becme 80 exciting that Loomis offercd to bet the bear weuld Loomiy favorite, Captain Gray had no choice but to back the pig, which he did. Their presence did not distarb the contcatents in the least. very cleverly doubled on bruln, bat bear galned on h'm, and the porker made for therocks which put out at the foot of metced a regular dodge game, which ve the pig a chzace to recover his wind. quicker than the bear, which began to show sigas of fatigue, tage of which the pig into the thick brush, saving bis li‘e aad winning the wager for the captain. As the travelers had no arms bruin retired wanted veiy much to kill him for msking him lose his bet. Oregon Astorfan. ars must bo very plentiful in the One was shot on good- Tkay halted their team to As the boar was . Piggy the £: tago, and here com- He could dodze and turn taking zdvan- mede a_break in eafety, tiough Loomis A Donkey’s Deep Grief. Homer Mining Todex. and other animals kave for each other, but we have never heard of a jackass being azcused of any such tender sen- timents. It is now our du.y to record the faithful love one donkev had for & compeanion who hz 1 shared his lot for 50 long. went out to Tioga district on a pros- pecting expedition, taking two jacks along to pack his blankets, tools and provisions. ‘mountain one of the long-eared freight transporters fell over a precipico and broke his neck. The other frightened the birds and the conles in their bur- Last week W. D. Wasson In coming down the rows with the sound of his lamenta- iow. M Carg w E. 1. Doescher, Homestead, auto- | } A matic fire-lighter. | e D. Drummond, Dubuque, shoe- o clasp. Roberts W A. J. Millard, Sloux City, box-|R lh'\wrt«n FA fastener. | Ra Robertson . W. Warren, Sac City, raln-water For cut-off. SEBRASKA. J. Cralg, Schuyler, tread-milL J. H. Reed, Cowles, penmanship Wright C C Woodson J T Wood € Walker S G Hueson ch: Wakel art. J. B. Wait, Buffalo ccunty et al., seeding mechanism operator. A Chicago Blaze. Cricaco, August 9—1:303. m. fire broke out at 12:30 the four-story brick buflding, 57 Canal street, occupied in the first | story by the Garden City distillery company, in the second story by M. FIRMS, | Messrs A Ohe & Co J Jansen & D Dolmon Anderson Mrs T Buckhoff Mrs E Beatty Miss Barber Mra L Clayton Miss H - Corley Mrs M Conton Mrs M G. Nichols .as a farniture fac- | Conant Mre MA Deland Mrs W H tory, and in the upper story by sev- | Dundy Mlss A Drev Mise I, A rald Annie i Grim Mrs D Haney Mrs M Hofman Mrs (¢ Johnson Mrs £ Kelly Mrs F Larsen M: eral small factories. It was still burning at this date, and the loss crn- not be ascertained. 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