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

— . 3 1 i VOL. X. Established 187I. FORELIGN EVENTS, e 3 - The Gladstone Ministry |Ios Realizes its Terrible Legacy. At Best, England is Doomed to Vesed Troubles in Afghanistan, With a Strong Probability That She May Lose s India. Another British Railway Hor- ror--Seven Killed and Twenty Wounded. European Powers and the Porte Refuses Their Demands. Notable Conclav paich at London reports the Vot fiac | > i B O | e hip Saratoga at Gibral. [ Written of his travels, which Catholics, ter. All are well on hoard. The[he said proved a very great | . ratoga is homeward bound. aid to him in directing the course of 50 MUCH WATER, T e Loxvox, Augy k oL A t m.— | Tllinoie aud Ohio could no longer ba | o e ik i i':’rl"- Tho frst compts “lor of the treasacy | - ¢ (i an epublicanstraneholds | e R vl TS~ | hag decided thay thero isno law re- e o i quiriag the treasurer or assistant | He claims ~that the verdict of demo- | HESITATED —AND LosT. treasurer of the national home for dis- | crats generally is that the Cincinnati A Constantinople dispatch says that | abled voiunteer soldiersto cive abond | convention put a strong ticket in the the porto havinz heard of the dissen- | £0 the United States, also that there | o' sions among the powers now hesitates | 8 20 law making said treasurer or ae- | 1 to surrender Dulcigno, The Alban. | Sistant treasurer an cfficer of the ay or Repudiate. an league have strongly fortified Dal- | United States, also that the warrant | Soecial Dispatches to The Bec. no. ENGLAND 10 LOSE INDIA. Hesitate, POLITICAL POINTS, was his niece, having eloped with him from Lyons, Wayne county, N. Y., « and wife three They lived in Erie some time and separated two vears ago. They have one child. Mestler was arrested and temporarily charged with shoot- ing with intent to kill had lived as The Leaders of the Democraoy: in Secret Sessionin New | York. The Muleteer Tickles thel Square-Toed With Liquid | Taffy. WASHINGTON. Movements of U. S. Steamers. Specal dispateh o Tho Bee, Ao, Augast11, 10p.m.— — he United States steamship Pow. ot 4 it i PG by SR 0 Sasa L o0 SuesUon nflenncs ws she takes her coa! aboard she will| see Liable to Dismpt the sail for Hampton Roads. Tho Van- ikl g1l e et thy Cuisn Mation Demperacy: within a day or two.. The Powattan did not inves.gato the George Wazh- ington outraze. That matier is in the hands of the American consul at Santiago, whose report is expected to resch lere very shrtly. In the meantime the Spanish _authorities of Cuba are examining Into the case, wnd will no doubt have their side of the case ready to_present as soon 88 Secretary Evarts is ready with his side of the case. A cable_dispatch received to-day from the United States steamer Des- Deluded D:moc: Special Dispatch to Tus Exs. New York, August 11—4 p. m.— Ameeting of the national democratic executive committee was held yester day, Senator Barnum in_ the chai The session was held with closed doors, The committee listened to a report | from Chairman Barnum of his recent trip through the wast. Mr. Barnum'’s report was half-verbal and hali- | te. Soldiers Hom Special Dispat n. He claimed Indiana the democrats and etated that An ActofJustice. |the camy Beo for Wasnivero. August 12—1 ™ | senting different states | b skeleton found in a field near here It proved to be a very sad case of sui- | clde of & young man, eighteen years of age, named W. Heflingion. A month since, his father roproved him, and the next day he left with a shot-gun, which was found beside hs bones. ELECTRIC BRIEFS. Bpecial dispatches to Tue ke Loxvoy, August 11.—Oaly two or three passengers wera injured in the accident at Berwick-on-Tweed yester- day. Bostox, August 11.—The Boston mining exchavge was organized yes- terday, with over twenty subscribers. Eleven directors were elected, repre- the Union, and they were authorized to elect ofti cers, secure headquarters, and take all necessary steps to put the cxchange on 8 good footing. NEW York, August11.—A Shenan- doah (Pa.) special says the Thomas Coal Co’s. mire continues to burn with unabatable fury and threatens to utterly destroy the property. Value of the colliery is estimated at $200,- 000 and the monthly pay roll foots up §10,000. Wasnivaros, August11.—The re- ceipts from customs and internal rev- enue to-day aggregated §1,428,964.41. herman has directed the ant treasurer at New Yorkto purchase to day £2,500,000 bonds on account of the sinking fund. Atiasta, Ga, Aagust 11.—The democratic convention nominated C. W. Anderson for attorney-g and (. W. Speere for state treasurer, and adjourned to 3 p. m. Derawagg, 0., Avgust 12 —Gen. James 8. Robineon was nominated for | congrens Ly the republicans of the 9th | distriet yesterday. Deanorr, Mich., August 12.—There con a serious split in the organi- for monies to support the home, and| Nasuviir, Tenn., August 11—4 p. is appropriated by congress, | m.—The committoe ou platform of the | i should ha made in favor of an assist- | democratic state convention will this iovpwithstanding cortain rosente | ant treasarer of the United States or | afternoon submit throu re o | sories, the fecling at the war oflice | dosignated depository, to o to the | favoring settlement of debt by the | snd in Caleutta is not wholly cheerful | credit of the proper financial officer of | legislature, another submitt | uud reassmrivg. The abandonment | disabled voluuteer scldiers. This | question to the people, and the third of Cabul, alihough it is no more than the carrying cut of the programme agreed upon, before the late defeat of Gen. Burrows, opens the whole of the nerthern part of the eountry to insur- rection, and may mean years of fur- ther struggle to lose Cardshar may of India. The situation 1 felt to be perplexing enough at best and no one euvies the riek which the Gladstone ministry has inherited from 1ts prode- cessors. SEVEN KILLED ON THE RIL. Epecial dispatch t. Tur G Loxpox, Auzust 12—1 a m.— An express train on the Midland rail- road left the track yesterday near Lancaster. ~ Seven persons were killed and twetty injured. BRITISH OUT OF CABUL. A dispatch from Cabul via Calcutta x=yx Gen. Stewart afior o very satis- factory interview with the ~Ameer withdrew h's entire force from Cabul. The ameer expressed his gratitude to the British government. Abdursh- man will now oceupy his capital and the practical possession of the reins of government. MORE TRISH THREATS. The Marquis of Waterford has re- ceived a threatening letter. A TIDAL WAVE OF DEATH. A dispatch from Canton news have heen rec destruction of a large town on the orth river, above that city, by an in- undation, in which 4,000 people are id to have perished. TO PROMOTE EMIGRATIO! A meeting, convened by Mr. Ther-| A «ld Rogers, member of parliament, was held yesteriay to consider the formation of a company for the pur- din the United States, with & view to furthering the emigration of emal farmers and as- chase and sale of Ia sisting such emigration by loans on the security of the land s0ld and_oc- cupied. promote the undertaking. IRISH AFFATRS. Reports from Ireland show an un- precedented decrease in the number of live stock. The yicld of the har- vest is also much Jess than anticipeted. Evidences among the home rulers continue to multiply and the present indications are that asplit is inevitable. e Bapex Bav singularly appropriate taste and sym- pathy with the past and present his- CATHOLICS. tory and character of this place, the Bishcp Reinkens has determined to herea con- wve of the old Catholics, who are This so-called con- gress will prevail for three days, and call tog new universally. her to morrow an anxious world beyond Baden Ba- den will vor a wive in new bov or vice yersa, COERCING THE TURK. Special Dispateh to Tho B Bekuiy, August 1 reply of the powers note refusing_ to frontier, d conference, 18 1 a. m.—The conterence. FOREIGN NOTES. val at Ischl The demolition of the fortifications garrison sent to The Bulgarians d 40,000 horses have the castern frouti are arming, been ordered Cavcvtra, Av erts’ army is adv Candahar. plentifuliy. m Russia. Panis, August 11.—Catholic circles in Rome are much sgitated over the threatened confiscation of the proper- ty of the college propaganda where thestudents are Americans and Othr | Speciu tspatc o Toe er fareigners. e Big Bonenza. Epectal Dispatch to The Bee. Haurax, August1l—1 a. m.—A brick of gold was brought here yes terday from the American company’s It weighs 800 ounces, and is the result of fourteen works at Montuyuens. men's work for si- weeks. End of an Elopement. Special Dispateh to the Bee CLEvELAND, O., Auguet 12—1 a. vesterday John German, shot twice at & One side, making a The womsn m.—About Mestler, woman at 7. all enter perbaps fat noon sor street. hile on the other hand ify the loss vs that ived there of the A committee was formed to had been of discord ~, August 11.—Bya od deal of old to the porte’s | adopt the Greek | wed upen by the Berlin civg drawn up here by | French and German secretaries at a | t 11.—Gen. Rob- cing rapidly toward s are coming in question was sabmitted from the war depertment. The ccmproller, in his sion, alludes to the home s fol- lows: “This noble iustitution is but a fulfillment in part of that measuro of justice which the nation owes to its disabled volunteer eoldiers, and the laws relatiog to it are entitled to a liberal construction to carry out its cbjects, and every facility which the laws permit should be given by sll conuectad with the government to aid its operation.” GOOD HELPER FOR INDIL. Attorney-General Deveus has re- ceived an invitation to assist in the campaiga in Indiana, and says that he will accept, provided he can secure a release from his engagement to ac- compay the president to the Pacific const. resommending a postpenement of settlement. The first is signed by | twenty, the eecond by four, and ihe | third by six members of the comm: tee, composed of thircy. The: | ports will be discussed at length, and a split between the state credit and | the low tax faction will likely cceur. Minnesota Democratic Campaign. Speetal Dispateh to Tho e MisyEAroLIS, August 12—1 . m. —On the even ng of the 7th of Sep- tember the democratic campaiga will | be actively opened in this city, ell | congressional nominations to be made at that time. It will be formally opened with a grand mass meeting, which will be_addressed by Col. W. F. Vilas of Madieon, Wis. Twelve hundred members of the Hancock and English club of St. Peul will be con- veyed by special trains to join in the WHITTAKER'S CASE. The frionds of Codet Whittaker | *tTo¢t Parade. i Thave all along been very anxious that WOLD 10 THE WISE,” ETC. f he should be granted a trial by court | CHicaco, August12—1a. m.—The martial, as they seem to know well 9 that the court of tnquiry will find him guilty of mutilating himself. They have recently become very importunate, and have scen Secretary Ramsey repeatedly and urged that Whittaker be granted a court martial, ave filed papers with him in tho department and at the White . They protest that Whittaker is innocent and to approve the find- inga of the court of inquiry without giving him a chance would mark an inocent man guilty for life, It is probable that a court martial will b ordered. SHEDDING LIGHT ABROAD. atement was submitted to the secretary of the treasury by the bil- roau of statistics which shows that during the month of June the exports from the Untted States of petroleum and its products amounted 10 82,225, 813; for the twelve months ended June 30, the eame exports amounted to §3,622,168 St. Paul giving a sensational report of the political situation in Munesota. 1t argues that from the fact that ro- publican sports donot offer to make any bets on the state in the presiden- | tisl campaign, that this is a pointer to show that the outlook is dubious for Garfield and Arthut's securing the electoral votes of the state. The same authoriyy avers that from 20 to 30 per cent of the republicans inclive to Hancock, The democrats expect to elect two out'of thethree congress- wen from that state, one from the First district, which is very largely republican, the hopes of the demo- crats there being based upon the split in the republican ranks, there being two candidates of that party in the field, both clsiming to be the regular nominee. The Second district is very clote, and it is expected that H. Poehler will he renominated and elected. Malediction to Fiat Financier., Special Dispatch to Tho Lo Dernorr, August 12, 1s. m.—In order to draw a crowd at the green- back mass meeting, held at Green- ville, Tuesday, Prof. Hogan, a newly- fledsed aeronaut, made a balloon as— cemsign. A great storm was raging, but ho went up even beyond tho | clouds. When he descended, he was knocked out and terribly bruised and nearly lost his life, Tlnots Surely Kepublican. Spectal Dispatch to Tho Bee. Curcaco, August 12—1 8. m.—Tke republican state central committee held a secret conference at the Grand Pacific hotel yester ough was eleaned by a reporter to indicate that all the members presant give hopeful reports of the republican situation in their districts. CARRYING THE NEWS To H Tennessee Teufel. Special dispatch to The Bee. Mewrnis, August 12, 1a m.—A cold-blooded _aseassination has oc- curred six miles from this city on_tho Cuba road. An old citizen, Wm. West, was sitting on the porch, in front of his dwelling, engaged ta off his shoes, preparatory to going t bed, when ho wss fired upon from the cornfield that surrounds tho house by an assassin and instantly kil The Templar's Pageant. Spocial Dispatcl to The be Cuicaco, August 11—10 p. m.— The line of march for the grand Tem- plar’s parade is four and one-hali miles Tong. The decorations are being put up snd stands erected at all con- venient points for spestators. Two lundred and fifty tents wore pitched on_the lake front park yesterday. MAINE. This is ts be known as Camp De Mo | . Col Clatke Carr, of Galesburg, was lair. All local commanderies are | 3 the city yesterday on his way to making exteusive preparations (o en. | MAie to stump that state for the re- publican ticket. two weeks. Col most eloquent and in the country. 116 A proposition was made to the com. mittee to pay the expenses of the tfield flambeau club from Kansas City, in their pasiage through the state, to awaken popular onthusiasm, The club numbers cighty men with handsome uniforms Ho will stay there Carr is cne of the ctive speakers tertain their many visito Saratoga Race: Spocial Dispatch o Tho B SarATOGA, August 11—10 p. m.— The first race, purse $300, for two year-olds, five furlongs, was won by Brambaletta, with Bootjack second, Hermit third; time 1:04. Brambaletta was the fasorite, selling for 250, 175, Jewelry §125, Hermit TING THE WaY. jack 8 | $100; field £35. The sccond rase for a purse of §100 for all ages, oue milo and & hundred yards, was won by Gabriel, with Cam- d and Jim Beck third; Georgia Democrats Special Dispatch to The Bee. Ga., wst 14.—The vention_yester- day forenoon nominated C. W. An- derson, of Bibb, for attorney-general, on the fourth baliot, and D. McBear, of Troup, for state treasurer, by clamation. At the afteraoon session N. C. Parrott, of Baldwin, was nomi- nated for secratary of state, snd Wm. A. Wright, of Richmond, forcomp. troller. The convention faled to nominate Colquitt by a majority and after recommending him to the people for re-election, adjourned sine die, The anti-Colquitt men afterwards held a meeting. Celifornia Republicans. Special Disgateh to The Bee. Sax Fraxcrsco, August 12, 1a. m, —Frank Page, Horace Davis and Ronaldo Pacheeo will be renominated for congress by the republican_con- vention, now in session at Sacra- mento. George A. Knight will be nominated for the Tard district. Gen. Miller, Chas. Spreckels, Heary Edgerton and_Crede Haymond will probably be electors. Fatal Reprimana. A, ird race, purse of $330, one wmile and sixty rods, won by Utilita, with Torfman second and Jericho third; time, 1:483. The fourth race, a steeple chase, puree of £400, about one mile and a half, was won by Disturbance, Faustin second and Wagtarzx chird; time, Dramatic Death. Cutcaco, August 11.—Mrs. Eaton, wife of W. D. Eatoo, the well kncwn journalist of this city, died suadenly and tragically of hearl disease about 5 o'clock last evening. She was return- ing home from down town unaccom. anied, on the north side street car. n after crossing the brid Mre. Eaton fell bik upon two ladies who sat mear her exclaim. ing, ““Ob, 1 feel so sick”" Supposing she bad fainted, they undertook to revive her. The car was scon stopped and she was carried into & shoe store, when it was found she was dead. Mrs. Eaton was an estimable lad; her husband is the dr: The Chicago Times, as play “All the Rage, Grrrorp, T, Augu: Antinguest wss held yesterday over & zation known as the Knights of Mac- cuber, and they are holding a grand | camp here endeavoring to pateh up some gort of an agreement. Mr. Pressat, I, August12.—At the first congressional district grecn- back convention the committee on resolutions reported the Chicago na- tional platform with additionai resolu- tions iu favor of poatal savings banks, secured by the governm:nt, which was adopted. D, P. Stubbs, of Fair- field, was nominated for congress. Covisero, Ky., Auzuat 12.—Thos. Metealf, a printer, committeed suicide by jumping into the Ohio river from the Covington shore. Chicago Crime. 8pecial dispatch to The Bee. Cuioso, Aupust 12—1a. m.—Ann Sullivan, who, it is alleged, pummeled Edward Bourgon, a frequenter of her husband’s saloon,to death with a beer kez, was yesterday held in $4000 bail for involuntary manelaughter. ANOTHER MURDER. The body of a man, supposed to have heen murdered, was found in the lake at Fortieth street. Near by {aas o satchel Lroken open and the contrats strown about. I'he name of “Joln Hayes, Ogdensburz, N. Y.,’ was found on pspers and osher arti- cles picked up. Bar' Strike Successful. pecial dispateh to The Bee TNDIANAPOLIS, August 12, 1a, m,— The coopers’ strike ended sesterday, the bosses having yiclded, and an ad- vance of five cents takes place. RAILEOAD STRIKE. About 10 o'clock yesterdsy morn- ing the switehmen of the Indianapolis & St. Lows ratiroad yards struck for higher wages. The company dis- charged all the strikers and employed new ones iu their places at an advance of ten cents per day, what the strikers demanded. TROUBLE ABOUT WAG Telegrams from Urbana, 1lls., stated that the’ Indianapolis, Bloom- ingten and Western railway company attempted to pay off the hands at_the shops in that city with scrip on New York banks, and_that the employes refused to take it. They demanded cash. The railway officials here know nothing of the affair more than they supposed it was a piece of spite work on the part of the local banks, which refused to honot checks of the New York correspondents in which the money of the company are deposited. Big Veteran Reunion. Special dispateh to The Bee. CoLvyns, 0., August 12, 1a. m. President Hayes, Gon. Sherman, and party, arsivedat 7 o'clock yesterday morning, and were escorted by regl- ments of naticnal guaeds, U. S. regu- lars and ex-soldiers to the reside of Dr. E Fullerton and Tewin Millsr. Tha morning was occupied in the formation of regimental asso ations at the different headquartere Cx-prisoners of warheld an expe ence meeting at the city hall, over 1 Deing present. At the prisoners’ re- citals of horrible treatment, miserable food, punishment, escape, otc., there was not an eye but what was moist and the old prisouers choked with em- otion. Such a meeting rarely comes beneath reportorial notice. The a ternocn exercises at the fair grounds were delayed till 5 p. m. by rain. A salute of artillery geeeted President Hayos and Gan. Shorman's appear- aoce. Gen. Durbin Ward and others oke. There wasa grand display of firaworks at night. The ex-prisoners held a m3ss meeting in the evening, President Hayes, Gen. Sherman and others beirg among the speakers. The crowd in the city 1s immense, but the rain almost destroyed the enjoy- ment of the occasion. Diamond Robber Ci Special Dispateh to The Beo. RoCHESTER, August 12—1 a. m.— Detective Burchell arrested last even- aman who gave the name of W. S, Laiter, of New York, on suspicicn of being the person who committed the §10,UOO diamond robbery at Utica on Saturday night. A lot of jewelry was found that he had put into a jew- eler's tafe here for safe keeping. Big Molders’ Strike. Special dispatch to The Bes Lotisviiee, Ky., August 12—1 a. m.—The molders’ strike contin both here and acroes the river at Je fersonville. and. 300 or 400 men aré involved. The emplogers are deter- mined to Lold out, and a_compromise seems impossible.” The Jeffersonvil'e car works have ordered wheels and castiogs from an easterz firm, and have given out word that they will employ no union men. The men de- mand twenty-five cents per day ad- vance, and are firm. Yesterday two molders from Coluinbus, 0., who came to Wors, werq given mopey b the strikers nr.dwmghn:;\c. this! OMAH;& NEBRASKA, THURSDAY. MORNING EDITION, AUGUST 12, 1880. DOMESTIC DOINGS, A Building Collapses. Spectal Disvatch to The Bee. MoxTrEaL, August 11—4 p. m.— A twosstory building used as a feed store was beiug stored with bran yes- torday afternoon, and fifteen boys were at work stamping the bran, when the building collapsed. Zeena Pauz was taken out desd. Odamaris is missing and nearly all the rest of the boys are seriously injured. Fatal Collision. Special Dispateh to Tu b Fo Cnvorrm oS Roh —By a collision of freight trains on the Chicago division of the Pan Han- dle railroad, near Crown Point, Iud., yesterday, Jesse MeAllister was in- Stantly killed, and three others were badly injured. Al were in the cala- boose of the freight train. A Brutal Murder. Spectal Dispatch to Tuo bee. * New Your, August 114 p. m.— A mast hruta] murder was committed about 10 o'clock_this morning fna tenement house, No. 141 Thompson street. Amede Degatita, a French turner, who mado improper over- tures to Mrs. Marietta Renoul, a respectble morried woman, but which bad been reiected, cut her threat with a_ razor. He then drew the blade across his own throat, and throwiug the weapon down rushed into the street. The woman died alm stantly, her head bei almost severed from her bedy. The man was arrested and removed to the hospital. Crimes and Casualtles. { Dispatches to Tris Ban NasuvirLe, Auvgust 11, 4 p. m.— R. H. Caldwell, of the N. & C. rail- road, was dangerously stabbed by a man named Parslp, at Garden station, last night. AsHVILLE, August 11.—In a fight between Mrs. Kiipatrick and her step-daughter, Mrs. Hamilton, in Sumner county, last night, with clubs, Mrs. Kilpatrick was killed and Mrs. da haps, fatally beaten. sgust 1L—The steamer “Bonnie Lee” blew up Mon- day n at Lone Wall, and sunk in water over her boiler deck. Jeff. Po- zey, second clerk, and & son of Mc- Dermott, the bar-keeper, were killed. The passengers aro all safe. Creverasn, Onto., August 11— About ncon John Mestler a German shot twice at a woman at 73 Professor street. One ball entercid her left side making perhaps a fatal wound. The woman was Mestler's niece, hav: ing eloped with him from Lyons, Wayne county, New York, and lived with him as his wife for three years. They have no children. Mestler was arrested, temporarily charged with in- tent to kill. named Alvin DoxtraWert, was flound m*the rour o 1653 \Wesg,Jicksoy atraat. ol oy falay waRLor preciitt died at Hoow. ks who lives st number, refused to admil cause he made trouble in the famil A sovere bullet wound was found en his body, made several days 8go. 6 was 60 years of age, and had recently returned from New York. « Base Ball. D, August12?, 1 a. m.— Clevelands, 3. Brrrato—Buffalos 7, Troya 4. Brookrys—Nationals 6, Roches- ters ; ten innings. Fatal Threshing. Special Dispatch to Toe Bee. Cre Warcesters Rocnester, N. Y., August 12—1 a.m.—The boiler of & steam thresh- ing machino at Hamilton exploded last eveaing, killing Charles Bowers, szed 16, and scalding several other persous. A burn was set ou fire and consumed with all the grain. Gorging Tanner. Speclal Dispatch to The Bee, New Yok, August 10—1 a. m.— Dr. Tanner passed a very comfortablo night, and wes awake at 7 oclock yesterday morning, At 2 o'clock and againat 5 he awoke and each time drank two ounces of wine. At 7:15 he ste « cracker and drank seven ounces of milk and read the papers i1l 7:25, when breakfast was served, which consisted « ogsters, three crac of milk. 4 he drank eizht ounces of milk. At 10 he parteok of alarge elice of watermelon, At 11 lio ato another piece of melon and an s and six ounces apple. Between 9 and 12 ho drauk eight_ounces of wine, At noon he ate fifteen stewed oysters, which ed ten and a halé ounices. Uonnecticut Repubilcans. Bpeclal dispatch to Tux s, Haxrronn, Conn., Avgast 12—1 a m.—Charles E. Searle was nominated for secretary of state, David P. Nich- ols for treasursr and Whitlock 1. Bachelor comptroller; H. B. Norton and A. Catlin, cloctors-at large. The platform adopted ratified the nomia- ation of Garfield and_Arthur, en- dorses the principles of the Chicago convention, reaffirms republican principles, calls on the state board of heslth to modify its couree of exam. ination for color blindness just now agitating railrcad employes, and en- dorsing the administration of Gov. Andrews. The state ceutral commit- tee was then appointed and the cons vention adjourned Dangerous Bird’s-Eye View. Special Dispatch to Tux Bss. Orrawa, Ont., August'12—1a. m. —Information has been received here to the effect that'the Bicd's-Eye band of Tndians, at laast 1,500 stroug, ore in possession of the stores of the In dian department ot Duck Lake, Five of the ringleaders haw been seized. Twenty of the mounted police went to quell the disturbance, but turned back in order to avoid sn inevitable collision. Enights Templar Celebration. Bpecial Diepatch to The Bee. Cmcaco, August 12—1 a. m— The programme of the three graud re- cepticns cf Sic Knights next Monday evening in Central Music hall, Far- well hall and McCormick's hall are published. Each consista of addresses of welcome cn belalf of the city, state and Masonic craft, by the mayor, the governor and the state grand master, respectively, or by persons represent- ing them. - There are also greetings on behalf of the triennial convention and acknowledgment on behalf of Most Eminent Grand Master Vincent Lumbard Horlbut. The exercises will bo interspersed with music by such czchestras 83 Brand's of Cin pati, Balatkn's of Now York, and eighteen stewed | Bach's of Milwaukee. Wednesday evening there will be grand compli- mentary concerts in each of the abore halls in honor of the Knights. Walking Flames. Special Dispateh to Tiie Bre New York, August 12, 1a. m. A fire broke out yesterday morning in the machine shop of Waterbury & Co's. rope walk, Brooklyn, E. D., and caused a loss of $70,0005 cause une known. GLARY place early yester- in the villago of and robbery too day moting Clarksville, about thirty miles from this cit; Edgar Huat, who_keeps a 5t tn the store st 7 o'clock y morning, and found that the safe, in which he had been in the habit of keeping valuable papers and persoual property, had been blown open,as wasshown from powder marke, on examining the contents of the safe Mr. Hunt found that securities the amount of §25,000 bad heen ta- ken. They aro first mortzage bonds of the S Joseph & Pacific and the Kansas & Nebraska railroad compa- nies, and some stock aud serip of both of these railroads. No trace could Do found of the burglars. The stock and scrip require endorsement to sell them, but everything clso st could_probably sell their plunder in New York for $12,000 or MARKETS 5y 'l'l-}l.lil-‘.l;.\l H. Chicago Produce. Cix for cash and for September; closing at cash, & fc for Sep- tember; 862@87c for October; S6jc seller the year. Corn—Advanced No. 2 wld August; 564 for Octobe for Septembor at outside prices. Rye—Firm under light offerings; Barley—Quiet; now sold at for September. Whisky— Unchanged. Mess Pork—Closed at $14 1500 for cash; $15 95 for Au 4 for September. @15 60 for October. Lard—Closcd at §7 624 for cash or 7 624@7 63 for September; for October. New York Produce Mariket. New Yonk, August 11. Flour—Dull and without marked change; receipts, 13, io, $4 50 supertine western, 3 68 nmon _oud exira do, $4 00 taok the hoats and put off, making no C"Q*T:”;'h a8 e effort to do anything for their passen- | T+ (FEHECEEND gera. 630, SHTan IV Tha 0037 SENSATION SPOILED, Ti5a n . Al 145 p. m ¢. | Special Dispatch to Tis Bus. “The $:17 a0 |THE MALAYAN MECCA. EDHOLM & | speciat Dispateh toThe Bee. Loxpox, August 11, 12 m.—Rumors of a terrible disaster on the Red Sea have reached this city by Reuter's | agency. The “Jeddah,” a steamer | from Singapore, bound for Jeddah in Egypt, isreported as having foundered at the Red Sea, and over 1,000 souls are said to have perished. The lost were mostly pilgrima to Mecea. News comes In slowly. CONFIRMATORY. WATCHES AND JEWELRY the steamer ““Jeddah” in the Red Sea, and of the'terriblo loss of life. The left Singapore for Jeddah, 1 hoard about 1,000 passen- sers,uearly oll pilerims bound on their anntal pilerimage to Meces, a large propertien of them being Malay wroporen ot them bonc Malers 511 | BEGT SELEGTED ST tuardafio_which, at the s I el entrance of the Sca of Babel Mandeb, el when sho foundered with the lossof a1l | £HC Country soli on hoard, except tha captain, hiswife, | (FOUble to show an engineer and sixteen natives, sup- ED H OLM & posed to be part of the crew, who .| The Jewelers, Opposite the Ard everything found were picked up by the steamer ““Seindisand, " and landed at Aden further details have been raceiv but it is supposed that the ““Jeddal struck on a rack off Cape Guardofir, as the Cape constitutes the southern boundary of the Gulf of Aden, and sents a very rugged coast line, with rocky islets. On one of these, cotra, » point mot less than| ‘“For the past fow years wohave s four hundred miles distant from | Physiciens and the Public profer Adenin a direct line. A large pro- ‘ BENSON’'S CAPCINE portion of the yearly efux of pil- | £, il ¢ arims to Mecea fake this route, while | yv, ooes ol ilavey & tho rest o by caravan to Jeddah to | oo g onsider then ono of tho very fow r which port the steamer was bound. 2 L Erternal use. I'he port of Mecea is situated directly st of it, where all tl}e pilgrims who | = = == ne hy sen are landed. From tho | PASSENCER ACCOMMODATION LINE fact that only the officers and a part VETWEEN OMAHA AND FORT OMAHA of the crew of the ship are reported caved it is inferred that these people | _Connects With Street Cars Lovvoy, Auzust 12, 1a m.—A | so dispatch from Aden says the steamer | ' to full capac lar pase The 6:17 a. m. rux will be Jeddah, heforo reported a8 Baving [ ofice, cormer of Duxico and 15th snrehis foundered at sea, has arrived in port | ‘Tickets can te pructid from sirect cac dris- | in tow of the steamer Antenor. All | ¥Rk 55 CENTS, INCLUDING STRE CAR on board were safe. st | mervsale e = S Another Railway Accident. A S Specil disyateh to Tho bee. B S CIANCES, Arcaxtic Crry, N, J., August 12, 1a. An excasion train_with sev- eral hundred passengers of St. Ann’s literary society excursion left here at Reunion Camp-Ground Privileges. | FHE committee diery’ It ments for the Sol. rspi- A do, $450a6 4 25@4 75. Corfi— §o better and quiet; Iyixed western spot, 40G494c; do tuture, s J@ble, Oats— Firm and quiet; western, 38 @dse. Beef—Dull and nominally un- changed; plain mess, £) 50; new extra do, $10 00. Pork—Firm new mess, 814 50. Lard—Higher and strong; steam rendered, §7 874 Butter—Quiet and about steady; New York Money and Stock. . August 11, 130 p.m, rcant; exchange 1k STOCKS. The stock market is strong and the aivance : the latter in U, Fa thelatest Bao. Lackawas nerally 13 per he follow KW St. Louls Produce. Sr. Louts, August 11. Flour—Steady and unchanged. Wheat—Lower and unsetticd; 3803 for Septem- 90¢ for October; 90c for je for the ¢; No. 4 do, No.'3 do, § 3ic. CornHigher at 35% 33j@33kc for August; 34@ © October; 54k 34fo for November; 32j@3zi@dzle for the year. Oata—Higher af 23} for September; 23{c for the year. Rye—Slow at 68¢ bid. Butter—Unchanged Eggs—Higher at 11§01 Pork—Held higher at £16 00 asked for cash, August and September. | Dry ‘Salt Meaty—Sironger | higher at €5 00@S 006 Bacon—H 900. Lard—Higher at Receipts—Flour 9,000 brls, wheat 90,000 bu, corn 15,000 b, oats 5,620, Shipments-Flour 15,000 brls,wheat 96,000 bu, corn 8,000 bu, oats 1,- 000 bu. for cash; ¢ for cash; and Chic:go Live Stock. Cuicaco, August 11. Hogs—Active and prices highor for light grades; sales ware at | €@ 15 for light packin I | ving; §4 605 10 for heavy packi and §4 85@5 30 forheavy smooth head. the second section of the train ran - da pilto the Tear car of the first section, pe and ship- | sorted shipping lota. Receipts, 13,050 | 6 p. m. yestorday. At May's landing . Merrick eounty, Nebrasi s, clusive, of Septeuiber, bids up to Satuday too e following priblpus: 34t, For tio regaing Iojls, 03100 fest ench; sitwo B i e o | i 16 Lt A o L e o | at May's Landing. No telegrame sae—.. be had fmmth.-un-ulthpd“lhr.‘ol Coed hirty-ive cente pe St. Louls Live Stock. Sr. Locts, August 11. s Hogs—Activeand 3 Yorkers | (2t ce o e farmiatod w il and Baltimores, §4 5; pack- | two Howpiist ing, $490@5 10 butchera’ to fancy, | 3d. Ono Promenade Hall, 328100 fect, with 5@5 35, Rec 000, ship- wments, 1,500, for the p el VS Festhopect Headquarters tor Joe Schlitzs | thesinersiin of the Milwaukee beer at Mercuayts’ E: CHANGE, Cor. 16th and Dodge. mpanied with 4 bond of ars, signe wo wuret Elegant accommodattons, lowest %o the extent of the capacity price, Astor House, N. Y. 14-d1m, OB pen proj privilege Farmers having hay to contract, for | rcue : : bt 1 delivery at Willow Springs distillery, | Al bilsand letters of inauiry e ad | dreesed to will o well to call on Tler & Co., 1313 Faruham street, Omaba, without de- lay, as they will soon stop contract- Gdwlm | ing. Why dose _ourselves with naus ing medicines, when a purely froit cathartic will cure yon at once—Ham- barg Figs. Try them. AYER'S AGUE CURE For the speedy reliet of Chill Fever,Remittent Fever, Dumb Murphy & Lovett,1ne, agoncy; old | &, and Indeed all the Affections hich Arise From Malario eatab geucy in this state, = S el i, fl"“;’;&l“*hc"%“"""' L Marsh or Miasmatic Poisons, | e — Has been wide'y used during the Hambarz Figs 260 a box. treatment of these. dstressing | Undoubtedly the best shirt n the g ancceas hat 1t has gaimed 156 | United is manufactured at the e, o b el Owmaha actory. The superiority | by it, do not roturs, el the discase is coir of Material and workmanship, com- | iretel aguin, This has male it an accepted bined with their ¢ t improvements, thatis Reinforced fronts, Remforced backs and Reinforced sleeves, makes their shirt tho wost durable and hest fitting garment of the kind, ever | tie dise manufactured. Read the following | e e, low prices 1 Qur bt 175 Oue Ty otshita 250 X i are made m-uhu-p‘ dies) | detv :”“ discass o eral De v ra attached, aso . tor A eainoe 1% 0 |LIVER COMPLAINTS, None but Wamsutta Muslin and itisan cxcellent remeds. PREPARED BY | DR. J. C. AYER & CO,, Lowell, Mass. Practical and Analytical Chomists. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALEES IN AEDICINE. besi Linens used. The above prices include Laundry- ing, a dizcountallowed when otherwise ordered. * An additional 25 when made to order. Omaha Shirt Factory, 1207 Farnham street. near 12th street. Tho price reduced on all shirts, at the Omaha Shirt Factory, 1207 Farn- | haw stret near 12th. Call for price | list. cents s charged THE ONLY PLACE WHERE YOU can f.d & good sasortument of BOOTS AND SHOES At a LOWER any uther shoo P. LANG'S, 236 FARNHAM 8T. LADIES’ & GENTS, SHOES MADE TO ORDER d ajperfect it guarsnteed. Pricos vrv reason bl GURKE than st e 10 the city, PROPOSALS FOR POTA- TOES AND ONIONS. Orvicr Praciasise axp Drror ) AMISSARY 0F SUBSISTANCE, | \ Nelr, August Tat, 140, piicate, subject eceived at (bis office Cattle—With more liberal receipts and a moderate demand on_ shipping account, the market ruled firm ard a wre looking roand and there fs a good sold; Texan steers were in large sup- ply; several trains arrived over the bat no sales were offered up to 11 ronged from St12b@4 25 for fair shippiog, and from _$4 404 80 fer good to choice smooth shipping steers; two sales of Texen steers were made 2 50 per 1006, Receipts, a360 head, shade higher for good grades. Buyers | prospect that a large number will be | abash, St. Louis and Peoria roads, | o'clock; prices for_shipping_grades | 146,000 pounds potatoes a pieiiiatites | Machine Works, articles to be mcked by the to be defivered by Oct. lat. Ths ruserves the right to reject avy or OMAZELA, NEE. J. F. Hammond, Prop.& Manager The most thorongh appointed and complete | ait proposa ank p - posals will be farnished on applics- class Jewelry Whenin Omaha call and see us, 2000 Druggists ST g m e ot _— ERICKSON, Wholesale and Retail MANUFACTURING JEWELERS AND PRACTICAL WATCH-MAKERS. AT WHOLESALE PRICES. Stegfal Dimoteh,t The Ton, : Loxpox, August 11, 4 p. m—A (oods sent tc any part of United States on ataid dispatelFlonnfiriist (e awsioE solicitation. Largest assortment of Tast night concerning the sinking of 8 SILVERWARE, CLOCKS & SPEGTAGLES, generally in a first- Store. 0CK IN THE CITY! e. Orders from Neo short noi ERICKSON, Postollice, 15th & Dodge. Have signed the fu g remarkab per, " hich cam be sev it is believed, tho vessel must have 5 o struck, while attempting to pass be- | 0w office; M JOHNSON, 21 Flait York tween the Cape and the Island of So- Gexirve i1d variousbrands of Porous Plasters. POROUS PLASTER’ eliable household remedies worthy of her Porons Plasters or Medicines for L. B. WILLIAMS & SON’S, ThoughSomewhat Damagedby &0 [FIRE AND WATER Are Again READY FOR BUSINESS With an Immense Lot of |BOOTS AND SHOES, Which Were 'PRETTY WELL SOAKED, And so we will be obliged to close them out at prices way be- S o " Al kinds o%Shoes arrme. Men's and Boys' Boots anma Shoes, High and Low. Cheap and | Fine Goods- They have all been more or less WET. * COME AND SEE THEM. We have also a lot of | very fine LINEN COODS, Including Table Spreads, Napkins, Stand Covers, p Toilet Sets, Ete., ver and Acue, Intermittent Fever, | Which were just opened Ague, Periodical or Billious Fever, | efore the Fire, and which are slightly Damaged by Water. These will be ready for Sale WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, ‘We have some EXTRA BAR- GAINS inall DEPARTMENTS. INDIY BROCHE SHAWLS, Now is a chance to secure a yod Shawl, very low. These Shawls are NOT BADLY SOILED, but still they will not bring FULL PRICE, so we will close them out AT A DIS- COUNT. ‘We will be onour feetin a few days, whea you can expect to find Bargains in all depart- ments as usual. L. B. WILLIAMS & SONS, “Leading Retailers,” 1422 & 1424 Dodes St.,Cor. 15th, Omaha - - - - Neb. U. P. Block, 16th St. Frosh an ! Salt. Meats o all kinds constant on hand, prices reasonable. Vogetablos in seas on. ¥ood dslivered toy ny part of the city. WM AUST, 831 North 16th 8% sy ATTENTION, BUILDERS AND CON TRACTORS. owner of the celsbrated Kaolin e, e {OULSVILY F, NEB., has udy at. the depot. at Lonisville, on the B. & M. railroad, wWEITE BRICK to fill any order at reasonablo prices. Par- tien desizing » white front or ornamental Deteic wil s well to give ua 3 call or send for sample. prop sals should be Machine Shops and Foundry in the state. vetables,’” and ad- Castings of every description manufactured. | Engies, Pumpa and every clas o machiners ‘made o orier. | Spectal attention ziven to Well Auzursl’nlleis Hangers, Shafting, Bridge Irons, Geer | Cutting, ete. | Mes Drsnght- 468 Hacoey 1, Beu 141 and 189 3. T. A. HOOVER, Prop., __ Taniaville, Neh &7 VAPOR, MERGHANT TAILOR 1 Ave,, Opp. Masonic Hall, OMAHA, « « « « « NEB; C. C. - i