Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 3, 1880, Page 1

e — VOL. X. Established 1871 Pt REAL ESTATE BEMIS’ AGENCY, 15th and Donglas Street. ‘west, and ‘distance 11 one. o "hd varying n-distance. from ¥ ock 10 one ar two miles from same. Call and camine our st Beveral choice lots In Griffin & lssace’ addi ‘tion, west of convent, botween St. Mary's aven ‘e xnd Harney street$300 to $500. 80 acres Juek eat of barracks on, Saunders 8., s ice land and will be sold very cheap- forcah 8 10 o 1 acv e movw i Yourtie Ssecure secure n. Cholos lot at end of street car tracks on Ssun- ders stret for 575, oice lot, Farchem and 24th streets, 90x182 ‘et for 81,500—will divide 1t Cheap lota in Credit Foncisr addition. south cf U. P. dopot—8100 1o §300. TERRACE ADDITION. Forty lots on Park Avonue and Georgia street, on road to park, and near head of St. Mary's ‘mvenue, at from $125 to §300 cach. Seven years time at eight por cont interest to those who will put up good substantial bulldiugs. Fr farther Partioulars apply 0. WYY G . mEMIS, Agent, Fiftcenth and Douglds Strecis. A nioo Iok on Harney and Twenty-frat streois, 25, Two cholcs Tots on 0th, near St. Mary's aven: me, GOX16E feet. each, for $350 and $900. ‘Two cholce lots ncar 23d and Clark streets, in E V. Smith's addition—§300 and §350. Fiity lots in Shinu's fir ~econ and third ad ditions for §100 to 8300 ea Lot near 15th and Plerce, 8450, 2ot on Hyrney near %th St., $000 each. 1 ot on 24th near Howard 0. <310t 1 Grand View addition, south ot U. P Dridge and depot, from #15 1o § 00 each" One acre, 1173370 foet, on 18th strect, South of Poppleton'a now residence, for §2,000, or will divide fnio clty sized lots ai from #350 1o 8500 RIVERVIEW ADDITION, oumbor of teautful residence lots, 1ot in this new sddition on Capitol HlI, b th street on the east, 20th on Whe West Dodge street on the north and Par} on the south, formerly owmed by C. H Down, 2 mors rockntly known a3 the Perkinn 8 sorer. Duly 32 Tota have thhs ar been piasiedoris.on Farnham and & on Douglas street. Thess lots are 50 Yo 56 ot in wii an 150t depth Hor tho ch-too. b years time, at B per - ;mn::’lz'»hll\m h:l:"‘::umild mrmmmhl ‘ousen thercan. Ly full information st SaeES I, HEIIS'RI‘A“!';‘ESTAYK AGENCY, and Dougias Birecis. Over 200 houase snd ot s, Hered for e 2 il offes” Thoy”ars sctarod &1 over the . ‘Any location you dedre. rom 43090 F5.000 . g zood and 2 cheap honses near Jackson #nd 12th stroets at a great sacrifice. Herols a e g KT Adistels. Go'vors Just a cuarier Block. Call and exainine i withou any doiay. GEO P. BEMIS, Agent, A dosiati lot mear Cuming. aod” Bt e lot mesr Cuming Birsots, §1.000 R s PARK PLACE. The cheapost acre Iots n the aity of re those offered for sale by this acency fn Place and Lowe's sceond addition, o miaiake fap! King up theow be ap! cking up ine while you Bavothi chance. These low are more Svan eqes) size 10 4 full-sizod clty lots or & hall Blosk — it will be bat . very short time hatore one. b part of ‘ome of these acre low wi mucitaa weoller & 1501 acro today, | Fach ine POE Gomace, wad gor et o OGRS B e 15th and Douglas Stre Nice ot 0n Bherman Aveaiue norhof Nichoias ol on Cass,betwoon 13th and 14th streets 2 nice Iota in Hartman's addition, $400 to $600. e namber of ucre lots in Gise's addition in Forth Omaba, $125 1o 890 each oo corner lot near 22 o & and. California Several Fond lota in Nelson! verl s addition, 150 1o ‘Choice fot in Thomeil addition, 750, Several large lots in Hartieits wdition, 1 ol wud 2§ acres each, Pric s 3§ heres ench, Prces $705 3o BE.000 Sevorai choico lo's ? pameoral choice o' in Tesd's frst addition, -y S i B, e, O S 107, and very Furvam and acth wad long £3Also very valuabie store most every business blocs car lock vl in al 500 ‘0 $165,000 LAKE'S ADDITION. 40chorce resdence lota n_atove addstion, — . Torth of and adfoining Voppieion's cvnonco and grouhos, d Meaed o5 25h 12 aud 20th strests, §300 % §550 each and Very easy terms 1o thowo whowil build. Cll and “mmine st and el parcnian, . P. BEMIS, Agent Beautitul building e on Shermaa Svemae, 16Lh street),between Popplcton and the Dudley- I y; 903 foot east frontage on the ‘avenne, by 350 feet in depth. Will divide it,mak 182 foet by 539. Call and get full 15th stroet, 102 feet cast tr outh o the iz priemest BT At smdy < e e R Ui rovorr oot AR, Seeae HORBACH'S ADDITION. 53 lots 1n Horbach's first and second ad ition prove. GEO. P. BEMIS, 15th and Dougias Stre't. 8 nice lote in Parker's addition, between wnders and Plorce, ‘King and Campbell's Sta., ©3 Bloaco street 10 lota with south fronta and 18 with north trontage, ouly 6 blocks north of ‘a6 turn able (end strcet.car track) on Saanders sireet Very lew prices; S175 cash, g $200 on long time and & Dterest o Jon time <nd § pe cent o B 150 good farme for sale i Douglas, Sarpy, - . Washingion, Burt, Dodge, Suunders and Fastern A000 acree best selected lands in the tate for e by ke o, e, Cll ot g, and $1.50. SFBemiv new pamphiet (and map of the Riate entitiad “the outlook of Nebiaska® free distribution. i o Geo. P. Bemis’ Reac Esvate Acency, 15th &}Douglas St., OMAHA, - - - - . N=B, FOREIGN EVEN1S. and Break off with Turkey. Oeded Dulcigno, But He is Pressed to be Saucy. Cork by 30,000 Enthusi- astic Ireishmen. From Teaching Ohildren and a Riot Follows. e s srer{More Murders in Ireland. ACCOUNT CLOSED. Special Dispateh to The Bee.j Dusux, Oct. 3.—A bill poster in County Armagh, who was detected posting obnoxious notices respecti pative resident RELIGIOUS RIOT. deplorsble sffair has cacurred in the village of Hentes. The priest of that to the public school -instructions to the his to give religiow children, under the regulstio was_consiraed by the authoritics as an infraction of the law, and they or- endarmoarie to eject him The people of that dered the & from the school a ish s0 strongly objected to this fhat they gathersd arouad the school house and opposed the gendarmes the exccatlon of TG orders. followed, au and wounded. THE BASTERN QUESTION. Loxpoy, Oct. 4,1 a. m.—A Ooh- stantinople dispatch saya the Ultimos have petitioned the Sultan to defy the Cabinet coancils have been It is rumor- ed that Eagland contemplates the retrocession of Cyprus and the abfo- gation of Anglo-Turkish convention. powers, held at Constantinople. OVR MINISTER. Mr. Lowell, the American minister will deliver the opening address be fore the stitution on the bth of November, CABINET CHANGE. Bpeciai Dispatch to The Bee. Loxpos, October 4—18 m,— There is a rumor current that Sir Charles Dilke will loave the foreign office, takiog the place of W. Adams in the board of public works, and that Mr. Leonard Courtney, P. for Liskead, will take the position vacated by Dilke, DULCIGNO CEDED. A dispatch from Berlin eays—it is reported that the sultan o 8 turds¥ signed an order ceding Doldigno to Montenegro RAILING AMERICA. The N. Y. Central & Hudeon River R. R. Co., has given an order for 15,000 tons of rails from the Cammell works at Sheffield. The terms of the contract are not stated, but it is un- derstood the rails will be delivered st New York atalower rate than they could be purchased for at any Ameri- oan foundry. THOSE FLEETS. A dispatch from Gravesa says the fleets are assembling »t Cattara, and that a conference of the admirals was held on Sunday. GOBELED NEWSPAPERS. Spocial Dispatch to The Bee. Viexxa, October 4, 1 8. m.—A ma- jority of the evening newspapers pub- lishe in this city yesterday were con- Sscated for publishing the manifesto of the constitutional party. CHOKED OFF. Special dispaich to The Bee. Pamis, October 4. 1 a. m.—The anti-naval _demonstration meeting that was to have been held at theCer- que Fernando yesterday was prohibi- ted, because the organizers did not comply with the police regulations. y | Spactal Dispatch to The Bes. GAEL GORE. Dusux, October 4.—1 a. m.— Byan Fatty, a farmer in Ballin Lo- @an,county Sligo,has been murdered. One Boglar & process server, was murderodat Cross Maglen, county Armaugh. THE RECEPTION TO PARNELL atCork yesterdny was a eplendid success, A large number of mounted farmers and others met Parnell at Blaruey, where the procession com- menced and started for the city. At the outset aserious disturbsnce wai narrowly avoided. It seemethat a party of pationals seized s wagonette containing s secretary and treasurer of the land league and turned the occupants out and compelled them o walk the whole _distance. The parties Cronin and O'Brien had denounced the robbery of arms from rontags | the Norwegisn bank in Cork Passage somomonths since, Tee meeticg in the park numbered 30,000, and was enthusiastic. _ The corporation of Cork had previously presented Par- nell with an address of the local no- blea, and nearly all of the clergy ig- nored the demenstration. AWAITING THE SULTAN'S REPLY. Loxpox, Oct. 2.—It is now stated | that the government never contemp- Iated and does mot anticipate any active hositilities growing out of the eastern question. ~Yet the fleet may rractically protect the Montenegrins and advance on Dulcigno, the govern- ‘ment approving the sdvance, should the Saultau contine his opposition to the enforcement of the terms of the Berlin treaty. All the powers endorse this programme, but will await the Sultan’s reply, which is expocted Monday morning. HONORING PARNELL. ‘Bpoctal dispatches to The Bee. Dosux, October 2—4 p. m. elaborate banquet will be given t pell on Sunday next at the Victoria hall at Cork. There willalso be a grand parade with banners, music, wreaths of flowers, &c. A NEW CANADIAN BISSOP. A Dublin dispatch says Rev. Dr. Cleary, parish priest of Dungarvan, County Waterford, has been appointed England to Give up Cyprus The Su'tan Reported to Have Parnell Grandly Welcomed at A Parish Pricst Prevented the eale of lands was attacked and bratally mordered by some of the Buusseis, Oct. 4, 1a. m—A mos! A riot the gendarmes fired pon the people, several were killed finburg Philosophical Tn- by the pope bishop of Kingston, Can- ada. ———— HISTORY OF A DAY. Venner, the Canadian weather prophet, predicts snow between Oct 7th and 10th. Ttis reported tbat Ayoob Khan, who had gone to Herat will shortly make an attack on Candshar. Gen, Stewart L. Woodford, ad- dressed & monster ropublican meeting st Springfield, Ill., Saturday night. “Tho grand jury at Chicago returned ninety-thres * fndictments Saturdey, and among the indicted are Dr. Earl and Dr. Cream, the abortionista. The horse distemper in New York s thought by experienced horsemen to be nothing more than a heavy cold. Thaus far no private stables have been afflicted. Over 1,000 people were present at a demonstration at Kilkenny on Friday, of the land Jesgue. Parnell was the principal speaker, Nothing disorderly occarred. Tt is rumored that our government, and that of Canada will refuse to sanction the proposed pooling by the cable company’s and the scheme will fail of accomplishment. The impending striks of the Fall River, Mass, cotton spinners hes been postponed. The matter is now 1sft to a committee of one from each mill with power to act. Gen. Weaver in an interview states that he is not a traitorto his party. aod_is severs upon Dyer Lum, who publicly charged him _with selling out. By others Lum is spoken of and branded as a black-mailer. The Smithsonian Institute at Washington has another consignment, of live snakes from the ever gladas of Florida; one, a diamond ratiiesnake, measuring six foet !%; length and cne foot in_eleenpference. “Walter Windsor, a 17 year old bo, who brutally outraged and murdered an aged maiden lady named Amelia A. Potter, in Johnson Co., R. L, was found gnilty of murdér in tha Frst degree_and sentenced io the state prison fot Life. Senator Conkling made a short speech at tho Cincinnati exposition Saturday afternoon and in the even- ing was given agrand reeeptinn by the Lincoln elub. ~ The Garlield and Arthur clubs numbering over five ini persons paraded the streets. thaniel White, an old timb abs- qpist, died Baturday at Concord, K. 1., of hoart disease, agod 71, Ho was one of the wealthiest men 1 the state and noted for b large on the desthisa greatlossto the city. The city election at Newport, K Friday, resulted in the greatest vi toty for the republicans th bave had for several ye mayor was elected by & maj 429, and the republicans the school board and gouncil. The Chicago postofiice, which, for the past yeac has occupied* the base- ment of the pew custom houss, on Saturday mo¥éd intoiis permanent 1 sotias one and insis WASHINGTON. Our Minister to the Sandwich Islands Sets Himself up As a Supreme Monarch. | A Long List of Complaints for Evarts' Ears. OBSTREPEROUS MINISTER. Wasaierox, Oct. 4, 1 a. m.— Celso Caesar Moreuas, late minister of foreign affairs for King Kalaukua of the Sandwich I:lands, is now here awaitirg the return of Secretary Evrts, to whom he inteuds prefers ing charges sgsivst Minister Comly, Ii Morenas’ statements are correct, Comly has been trying to exercise authority, which even the office of Minister Plenipotentiary would not justify. Morenas went to the Sand- wich Tslsnds for the purpose f estab- lishing cabls and steamship commuani- ca’ions with countries east and west. He iscer's that Minister Comly has opposed every improvement that was proposed for ihe Sandwich Islands on the ground that they did not care to have ship concestions with other countrles, nor cable connections, The American minister seemetl to ex- ercise a sort of patronizing sir over all the isiands, and threatened them with the vengence of the United States if they did not do #¢ and so. According to Motenas, the King and peoplo 6f the Sandwich lslands are in — MORNING EDITION. NO. 90. Pric:Fi;e Cents on Arnold_strest, being sssisted b; Vi sona. Joo.and Joha. They had got it to a height of aboat elght feet from the_ground, when it ou} fell and Joe, Jr.. was it led, while John was fa } .‘ouih, Sr. escaj bm ] wrecked and a stove thrown, set- ting fire to the building e the body of young Arl, before the flames could be extingui E BANCTUARY §CO} a St. Marks Eoiscopal chareh, cor- ner of 36th and Cottege Gro¥e avenue caght fire yesterday afternoon from a defective flao, and was da to the extent of three the i insurance £5,000. : 4 CBICAO BASE BALL. . A series of eight ball ga been arranged between and Nationals; a part to be B et b.'p\'-,-&’hfi e more. The first wil ash- ington on Sa'tlurdny next. ;:“‘;l;; cago team will probably be A lllgdr these pmp;: until b&mmg of next season’s campaigh. MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. Nuw Yorx, October 21 p. m. MONEV—At 2} per cent; exchango ‘steady b g4 51{n4 0. GOVERNMENT. has Moderately active and advanced i@l cent since the opening. i and recovoriug §@ge. vor of improvement, but missioti- | aires fight the ices i Jatikud’s mih. siry was opposed to le and steam- subsides, and Morenas defosted |31 1 them, and in accordance with Eog predecent the Kink decided that thelr defeat mado them unworthy of confi- dence. Then it was, that he selected Morenas as mivister of forg(gnnfl ire, Comly, urged to it by missionaires, a8 Morgnas claimi, mads tlie fight a per- ed that Morenas | should be dismissed. The pressure became 30 great that dismirsal took place, upon the King's ad- Morenas came to the the United States to lay the faets hofors the authorities. On liis way he called iip- on General Gacfield and Gov. Foster of Ohio, and other republicans, all of whom endorsed him. . Wiien he rexched Washington He cdlled at onide tipen Secretary Sherman, who gave him a letter of introduction to Mr. Evarts, which he is anxiously waiting to present. AURIFEROUS ALASKA. A private letter received here from Stika, Alaska, states that several pros- pe tors have returned to that place, Iiringing with them rich spacimens of #old and other vaeation bedring quarts, A large number of clerks will leave here to day for Ohio and Indians to articipate in the elections in those states. ¥ e PELICAN PANIC. 4uarters op the first fl2or of the buiid- ing. This isthe firat time the office has bad » home of its own since the great fire. Representatives of the combined socialig} and labor party of K ngs Co., New York, met Sunday and nomi ed R. R. Stockhener, for congress ia the 2nd disteict. They also nomin- ated candidates for county auditor, coroner, comptroller and city anditor. The Chicago Jockey Club Park, and buildiogs are beld ona judg- ment for §30,000, by Beemisa brewer, who will give the company tan day timein which to reorganize and re- gain the property if they pay up. The company is said to have lost 810,000, last year and $11,000, this year. The Dominion government will d tribute one thousand tons of super- phosphate, as asort of chromo to i duce Canadians to abstain from emi- grating, to the various agricultural socicties. They receive the phas- phate from & _French firm to whom they have sold large tracts of phos- phate laod. This firm will erecta factory at Montreal. George O. Jones chairman of the finance committee of the mnational greenback committee gives the lie di- rect to Dyerlum, the disgruntled ex- assistant_secretary of the national greenback-labor committee, who charged that Gen. Weaver, the grern- back presidential aspirant, was recei- ing money from the republicans. Jones further states that Dyer is ma- liciously Inclined and knows that he lies. Tammany Hall and Irving Hall democrats of New Yerk city are liable to get into a moddle as the latter. are not at all inclined to sittamely by and see Boss Kelly dictate the candidate for mayor of the city. Jobn Fox, the mogul of the Irvingites, declares that he will not submit to Kelly’s dic- tation after his having tried to break up the party. Another attempt to make up will be_speedily made, and failing_in_this, Fox says they will leave Kelly out_iu the cold. This rash move, however, will not be made till after the Indiana election. Mad from Melaria. Special Dispatch to The Bee. Jzrsey Ciry, N. J. October 3—10 p. m.—Mre. Mary Doyle threw Ler two moaths cld baby out of the win- dow Saturday, killing it instantly. After the mother had thrown the child out, her husband tried to seize her and she threw him vidlently to the flo r and a party of men rushed to his aid, oneof whom was also thrown to the floor. Five mer finally over- powered her aud six men, including two officers, were required to carry her to the wagon for removal to the station house. Mrs, Doyle has beensuffering from malaria for the past month and was at times very flighty. During the past week, she had a mania for wandering away from home. California Folitics. Special Dispatch to Tan Bax. Sax Fraxcrsco, October 4—1a. m. —The republican primary election on Saturday in San Francisco, resulted in a triumph for the friends of Gen. Jobn F. Miller, for senator. The Morning Examiner appesrs to-day in the interest of Lloyd Ferris as demo- cratic candidate for the senate. A combination will be effected between the en and democrats to have but one _ticket for legislative candi- dates. The fasion is not yet complet- 3 but no doubt will be in’ a few dsys. Scenes of Disorder at a New Orleans Hotel Fire. Specta) Dispatoh toThe Bee. New Orurans. Octoberd—1s. . —At10 c’clock Sunday morning a fire was diecovered in the ceiling between tne engine room and laundry in the rear ot the St. Charles Hotel, which was at first thought to be but slight, buc subsequently turned out to be more serious than anticipated. The hotel engine was immediately vat_to work and an alarm turned in. The sslvage Corps was quickly on ' the scene and attempted to_check the fire but to no avail, asit had reached the elevator and the draft, caused by the same, fauning the flamesto such an extent that they reached theroof of the building, In the meantime, the fire department went to work on the | b Common street side of the structure and in a short time had streams of wate: pouring on the burning maes in »ll directions. Thewildest panic and confusion prevailed rmong the guests and em loyes of the hotel; ever;one rushing with their personal effocts, seeking a place of safety. The united exertions of the fire department and the Salvage and Babcock corps suc- ceeded in getting the flames extin- guished at 12 o'clock. The part of the bulding_consumed is known ss tae working department. The lower portion, where the fire originated is partially destroyed, while the two uppermost stories are completely gut- ted The loes will amount to $25,000 or 30,000, ¢which is covered by in- surance. The owner states that in two weeks time, he will have that portion destroyed, rebuilt, and will have every department in working order and ready for guests. Whe the fire was first discovered, the busi ness mauager of Miles Juvenile,opera company, immediately blew his whis- tleand in less than fivo'minatesthe entireiroupe congregated at his room w th traps and baggage and marched out two by two as if on parade. Sioux Subsistence. Brssagx, D. T. October 4—1. a. m.—The Indian Bureau has arranged with the war department for the care, during the winter, of the two thous- and Sioux Indians, who have surren- dered during the eummer. Supplies will be forwarded from here to Fort Keogh, near where they are encamp- od. Base Ball The following games of bass ball were played October 2. Crscissati—Cincinatl, 10; Buck- The bank statement is unfavorable. The following are the changes: Loans decrensed, £880,400; specie increased, 8108,700; legal tenders decressed, $150,000; deposits increased, $804,- 800; ciroulation decressed, §245,800: raservd decfeaséd; §243,535. e Chbleago Prodice Market. A Quicico, Octoper 2, Whiat—No. £ spring; sold at 92} O}c 4for October; 938@94%c for No- vember, closing at 94@%430 for cash; 94c for October; 943c for No. 3; 930 for the year. Corn—No. 2, 30§@%9jc for Octo- ber; 403@40c for November; 391@ 39c for the year, closingat 39§@398c for cash and October; 40fe for No- vember; 44@44]c for May. Rye—Steady at 83¢ for cash or: Oc- tober. rley—No. 2, 74} for casl tober; 76¢ for November. Pork—Olosed at $18 00 for cash; $18 00@18 25 for October; $12 65 $12 474 for November; $1216@12 20 for December; $12 16@12 20 for the year; 812 75 for Janvary. Lard—$7 80@7 82} for cash, Octo- ber and November; §7 72} for the yoar. Chicago Live Stock. . Caicaco, October 2. ‘Hogs—Sales at §4 65@5 00 for heivy packing; $4 86@5 00 for light pack- ing and shipping; $500@5 30 for ol to choice heavy shipping lota; %’mipu, 10,560. le—The excessive receipts yes- terday and Lhe large number of all kinds left over croated dullcss. Among the lots were three or four large droves of extra prime steers, for w ich po suitable offer has been made; their sverages ranged from 1,700 to 1,350 pounds, areatill in the pens; the receipts of Texau steers and other weBtern cattle Were agdin liberal, but no sales of any kind of siock were re- ported un to 11 o'clock; the market was entirely nominal at present quo- tations,the pens at the present writing g filled with stock; fresh receipts; 1,660 hoad. e New York Produce Marke:. Nzw York, October 3. Flour—Round hoop’ Oaio, $4 50@ 495; choice, do, 85 00@6 00; super- fine weatern, 83 50@4 05 Wheat—Ohicago, $1 07@1 08; Mil- waukee, 81 08; No. 2 red winter, $108jal 09. orn—Quiet; No. 2, 52{; Oata—White No. 1, 44c; No. 2, 42@ 424c; No. 8, 40@40}c; mixed No. 1, 42¢; No. 2 do, 413@42c. Pork—810 00@19 70 for October; $13 50@14 50 for the year. Lard—$8 30@8 32} for Octobor; $8 25@8 27§ for November; $8 224@ 8 25 for December; $8 224@8 25 for Janua i % Louts Proauce. 8r. Louis, October 2. Flour—Firm and unchanged mxgn:-fum 2 red,94fc for cash; 4o for Uctober; o for November; 974cfor Decem| 3?’94@ 94}o for the year; No. 3, 80@89%e. Uorn—38fe for cash; 39; c for November; 38}@38gc for December; 33@ for the year; 4dc for May. Oats—294@2%3c for cash; 80c for November. Rye—Slow; 82}c bid. Barley—Unchanged; cholce to fanty, 0@90c. guthrEUrghmgid. —Unchan, vfl;".ky_smm‘ $110. Pork—Nominal. 3 ;Balcon-fi 75@5 874@8 874@0 00@ Lard—Firm at 87 707 80. Roceipta—Flour 6,000 brls, wheat corn 51,000 ba, cata 41, 000, bu, rye 6,000, barley 8,000. Shipments — Flour 13,000 brls, wheat 146,000, ba, corn 31,000 bu, eye, 2. Crtosco—Buffalo, 4; Chieago, 7; only eight inuings were playd. Houvoxe, Mass.—Worchester, Troy, 4. Wasuixaros—Cleveland, 8; Na- tionals, 1. — JEaLousY. SAcBAMENTO, Cal. Oct. 4, 1. m.— On Friday Mrs. George Hamilton sent a note asking an interview with her husband, from whom she had sep- arated. He called on herand during the conversation she shot_him dead. The cause ws jealousy. Last winter she shot and ‘severely wounded the young lady who had excited ho jeal- ousy. 2 Razed not Raised. Special Dispsteh toThe Bee Caicaco, Oct. 4, 1 a. m.—Joseph Arl was yesterday engaged in raising his house, » one story frame structure oats 6,000 b St. Louts Live Stock. Sr. Louss, October 2. Hogs—Quist; Yorkers and Bal- timores, $475@4 83; mixed pack- ing, 84 65@4 95; butchers to fancy, $5 008525, Receipts, 3,700; ship- Hot Blaze. Spocial Dispatch to The Bee. Crscixsam, October 4 1 8. m.— Between 2 and 3 o'clock yesterdsy afternoonJames Mack's saw.mill plaving mill, ship yard, seveasl smsll houses and some immense piles of lumber, situated in the esstern part of the city, were entirely consumed by fire. The fire caught from a_lighted cigar thrown upon some sbavings. The yards and buildings burned cover- fivoacres. It was one of the liot- test fires that has ever been Uincinoati for some time. $50,000; {pgurance, $22,000. DOMESTIC DOINGS, John Kelly Squeezes the “Sinews of War” of the New York Police. The Right of Women to Vote in Utah Affirmed by the Su- preme Court. General Demand for Irish Laborers in the Southe-- Several Shooting Scrapes. Qarl Schurz Violently Irritated By tue Conundrums of a Reporter. Roscoe Conkling Royally En- tertained at the Metro- polis of Ohio. P Presbyterian General Council Closed. — John Kelly’s Latest Move. Special Dispatch to The Bee. New Yohg, October 2—4p. m.— There is considsrable excitemeot in polico circles at the open assessment of members of the force for political purposes, Yesterday was pay day, and when the men were mustered there was resd to them a circolar pledging the ufidersignsd to subscrip- tlons for political purposes. 1t wa especially stated in the circular that the subsgription was voluntary. The captains’ subscription is fixed at $100, sergeants at 825, roundsmen snd pa- trolmen at §10 each. Wonden May Vote in Utah. Special Dispateh to The fiks Sarr Lakg, October 2—4. p. . The Supreme court yesterday de- livered its opinion on the woman suf- frage, deciding the act_constitutional and that woman are entitled tt vote at | eleciions in this territory. Chief Justice Hunter dolivered the opinion, Amociate Justice Emerson_ agreeing, and Associste Boreman dissenting. Boreman has resigned his judgehip, this being his last case. The Gentiles from goveraor down, are very indig- nant on_account of the adverse opin- ion, whiile the Mormutts are correa- pondingly jubilant as thé decision saves them ten thousand votes. Irish Preferred. - Special Dispatch to Tus Bas. New, York, October3, 4 p. m — Several communications from the south have been received recently at the Castle Garden requesting that im- wigrants being desirous of employ ment be sent fo the spplicants. In every instance Supt. Connelly de- mands that reference from responsible and well-known persons be furnished a3 to the character and responsibility of the applicants in order to protect the immigrants sgainst imposition. The commanications invariably sug- geat “Trish preferred.” Mr. Connel ly sent 75 immigrant laborers to Georgia yesterday to be employed on the Georgia & Florida railroad at §1.50 & day. The Eastern Texas railroad has sent for 200 laborers to be em- ployed at $1.25 a day. Roseoe's Rald. pecial Dispatch to Thé Bes Cixcinxati, October 3—4 p. m.— Senator Conkling remains in this city for the Sabbath. He makes an ad- dress on industrial topics at the expo- sition this aftgrnoon, and then has a reception at the Lincoln club. He will spend s quiet Sunday here, and g0 to Indiana next week, making hi tirst speech at Richmond Monday. Dou-le Murder: Special Dispatch to The Bes. Forr Swrrh, Ark., Oct. 2.—A ter- rible affray occurred late last night near the Big Lent, between a man named W. P. A. Johnson apd a negro named Crawford Morris. Both weré intoxicated, and quatreled and drew revolvers. Johnson was shot twice through the stomach and once through the lungs; Morris was shot once through the stomach. Both are fnow dying. THe The Usual Story. Special dispatch to The Bee. Newsurx, N. C., October 2.—4 p. m.—Jdmes Thomas and Mat Tisdale, two prominent citizeos, got into a dispute, resulting in a quarrel, in which Tisdale cat his ahtagonist throat from ear to ear with a razor, causing almost instant death, He at once gave himeelf up and is now in jail. Chung How's Fortune. Special Dispatch to Tan Sax. ‘WasHINGTON, October 2—4 p. m. The department of state is in receipt of information from the United States minfater at Shanghai to the effect that Chung How, late Chinese minister to Russia, who was sentenced to deatt for his action in conuection with the Kuldja treaty and aftérwards tempo- rarily réprieved, has at last been un- conditionally sst at liberty by direc- tion of his government, Schurz's Viewe. Special Dispatch to The Beo CrevELaxp, Oct. 2.—Carl Schurs, toadirect question from a Penny Press Teport “Do you believe it is con- sistant with civil service reform to mske political speeches,” replied, ‘Yes, why not.” When asked i he believed Garfield’s record pure and honest, be got irritated, bit his cigar spit violently and replying in the affirmative, went to ecribbling off a speeo) in German. He declined to answer any further, similar questions. Presbyterians in Council. Special Dispatch to The Bee. PHILADELPHIA, Uctober 2,4 p. m.— The last session of the Presbyterian council was convened this morning in Horticultural hall by Prof. D. R. Kerr, of Pittsburg. Mircelleneous business beiog the only and rather in- definite order of the day, the attend- ance of delegates and visitors was small. To further the worklog of the council in the future, the busi- ness committee recommended the ap- pointment of a standiog committee by each branch of the Presbyterian church represented fn the alliance, with which the clerks of the council may be in correspondence upon any topic which the business of the council may require. The delegates were in- structed to bring this letter to the attention of the church. The council acknowledged with thanks the lotter received from the Perth conference. _Friendly greetinga were also directed to te sent to the free church of Breslau. A letter of greet- ing and good will wes directed to be sent to the Methodist Ecumenical con- ference, to be held in London in 1881 prasing for the success of the confer. ence. Blocking the Lotteries. Special Dispatches to Tur Bea. WasBINGTON, October 2—4 p. m.— The lottery men we1e before the post- mastec-general acain to-dsy and pre- sented further arguments to induce him to suspend the order reiating to the withholding of lottery mails. Mr. Maynard refused, thus leaving the order in force until pending cases in the Sureme court are decided. The postmaster - general lcaves here to night to enter the campaign in Tn- diana ELECTRIC BRIEFS. Special Dispatches to The Bee, Cixcrsati, October 3.—Hon. Tom Ewing writea from Arizona that he is convalescent from his sccident, but will not be able to participate in the Ohio campaign. He says victory is sure, and one absent battle-axe won't be missed. Forr Srrh, Ark., October 3. Deputy Marshall Rutherford was at- tacked on _the 22d of September by Seminole Tndiars. He succeeded in escaping, but lost his horse and pris- one New York, October 2.—Ex-Judge Hilton, cf this city, declives to be a ceandidate for congress from the Twen- tieth district, as his busiress interests preclude all thought of his accepting. CrxcisyaTy, O., October 2. —Twen- y-four thousand dollars has been sub- seribed duting the week to the art museum, which leaves sbout $17,000 yet to beraised. The exposition will devote the procseds next Saturday to this fund. Cr At1, October 2.—Timothy Connell, foreman on the Cincinnai, Hamilton and Dayton railroad, while switching trains his foot caught in the frog and he was killed by a freight engliie. Connell was thirty years of age and leaves a wife and family. Weaver Explains- Special Dispich to The Bes. Cnicaco, Octobet 1—1 a m.— Gen. J. B. Weaver, greenback candi didate for president, spent Suvday ir the city, resting. He has propared & card in which he se:s forth the amount recsived for campaizn purposts, which, from all sources, amounts to Of this sum he has contributed to Sthers €570, leavicg $1,125, with which to defray the expenses of his Tong and laborious campaizn. This sum does not reach by §100 his actual expenses, and hedenources the state- ment that he is using the mooey of either of the other parties to proce- cute his campaign. All of the money that he has received has come from greenback funds, and as to knuckling under to either the republican or democratic leaders, he solemnly de- clares himself to be fighting them bit terly. Big Baklng. Special Dispatch to The Eee, St. Louis, October 4, 1 a. m. fire broks out at ten o’clock yesterday morning in the O’Fallon fl.ur mill in this city,and before it could ba subdu ed, it had slmost completely destroyed the structere, The fireoriginated inthe third story, but from what canze could not be ascertained Thebuilding was vilued at about $40,000. Ameng the ¢ontenta were 6,000 bushels of wheat. Loss not covered by insurance. PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING SIDEWALKS. Crry Cuxax’s Orrice, ) \A, Sept. 201, 1580, [ propossly wiil be recolved by the under. sizned uatll Tuesday evering, ctober 5th, at 7h d repairng N ing descrited premises, A. B. HUBERMANN, THID R=B SINCER NEW FAMIL The pop lar demand for the GENUT! 431,167 Machines. evious during the Quarter of » Cent ry in wh Reliable™ Machine has been before the public. In 1878 we sold 356,422 Machines. nXrasn..a JEWELER, Cor. Douglas and 13th Sts. Gives Great Bargains in Ladies’ and Gents AMERICAN COLD AND SILVER WATCES All Kinds Of JEWELRY, SILYER WARE AND DIAMONDS, We Guarantee The Best Goods For The Least Money, augsi-stt MORE POPULAR THAN EVER. The Genuine MACHINE. exceeded that of h this “Old Y SEWING NE SINGER in 1t In 1879 we sold Excess over any previous year, 74,735 Machines. Our eales last year were at the rate of over 1400 Sewing M achines a Dayl For evory Lusiness day fn the yosr. The ** 0'd Reliable” Singer is the Strongest, the Simple.t, the Most Durable Sewing Machine ever yet Constructed. That Every REAL Singer Sewing Machine has their Trade Mark cast into theIron Stand and embedded in the Arm ot the Machive. THE SINGER MANUFACTURING CO. Principal Office: 34 Un 1,500 Subordinate Offices in the Uni ted States and Canada, and ion Square, New York. 000 Offic vk:‘m 'hll:\?v.b‘l DRY GOODS. L. B WILLIAMS & SONS, Cor. Dodge and Fifteenth Sts. FALL IMPORTATIONS. America. We open and Place on sale, Monday, Sept. 13th, NEVERFAILS TO CURE. he only artlele knownhatWill eradicalethis didease permanentlyfromihe system. J.C.RICHARDSON, $0LE PROPRICTOR T0 BE CONSTRUCTED. 60 feet of the et 18 fest of lof 2, Capntol add., south side of Dodze -, 6 feet - de. West 70 fect of ttecast 03 lestof fot 2. Capitai b side of Dodge St., 6 feet wide: uth side of Chikagd 8:., LIk 67, 6 fect 8ide of 19th street, bik 261, permancat grae, 6 feet wide. Lot &, wes 119 of Ot atade, 6 feet wide. Lot 1, south sids of Caoital Ave, bl 93, tam- perary grading, 6 fest wid Lot 1, west s 1l 93, temporary 9tn sire.t, bik 93, temporar Sthstreet, bik 70, temporary of Capitol Ave., bk 70, temporary irading 6 feot wido. Lot 4, east side of9th strest, bik “D; porary 5» ing, 6 feet wid ? tame Esst § of lot 19, north side Cumming streot, bk ‘14, temporiry Lding, 6 fost wide. Lot 5, east side of iod sireet, blk 15, tem- porary gracing, 6 feet wide. Lot east side ¢f 22ud street, blkc 15, 6 feet wide. Lot 5, north side of California street, bk 15, 6 feet wide ot 10, north side of Cumming street, East § 0 bik 1914, 6 foct wide. Vota 4 and b, east feet wide. le of 9ih street, bl “D," Lots 7 and 8, northside of Capito] Avenue, blk fect vide t8, west ido of Oth street, bk 10, 6 feet west side of 0th street, blk 99, ok 3, south side of Capitol Ave., bik 68, § feet , s-uth side of Dougias street, bik 116, 6 oot L0t S, west ids of 10th strect, blk 114, 6 feet Lota 1, 2, south § of 5 and 6, west street, ia, Horbach's 2ad add., bik 5, South § of 1048 2,3, 4, of_19th street, i Horback' feet wide 4, 5 and 6, west side 19'h street, In Hor- 2'dada., blk 4, 4 ot wide ot3 2.and 3, wost. side of 19.h stroet, E. V3 Emith add., bik 3, § teet wide. TO BE REPAIRED. Lot scuth 3 of 8, west side of 16th street, blk 2014, 10 feet xide Lot of Howard street, 81 and 2, i addition] bllc', 6 fe-t wi.e e of Lith street, blk 33, 6 feet of 19t t Taud3, wes st d add., bls 5, & wide, Lota and 4 south side of Davenport street, Ik 78, 6fest wide, Norlh } o5, west s o 16th sreet, biic 195}, 6teet wde South §of 8. west s of 16thstoet, bk 2013, 6 foat wide. ‘Sucn sidewalks to be constructed and ; epair. ed of 2 inch pine plask, first quality, and to be be {1 wdth as abose speciien. To be paid for ln warmants drawn upon & epscial fun to ba levied upon the prope.tv in front of and adjoining which said sidewalks are 10 be constructed or repaired. Each bid must be aceompanied with a bond in the sum of Five Hundred Dorlars, as a guar. anteo that the bidder will ace pt the conract 1d perform the work in case the game is let to him. Bids to b opeoed at the first regular ‘meeling of the city councir, Al bids to be sddressed o the undersigned e, “Proposss fe- coustrcting and o right s ressrved to refect aoy aad all bids. General Agefito, RICHARDSONE 0. ‘WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS. STLOUIS- The Nebraska and Iowa State Fairsre-echo the verdict of the World's Great Expositions at Paris, London, Vienna and Philadelphia. The ooly diplo- mas given at both these Fairs ‘were awarded for work done on the silent No. 8 Wheeler & ‘Wilson Sewing Machine, For proof of this read the official list of premiums. 3y order of th City Council. J. . McCARTNEY, sop2o-6t City Cletk. (Jacobs Block) Omaha, Neb. ozt Sales reom, 569 13th St., two cases of our 48 In. Blk. Cashmereat $1.00. Also Navy Blue, Wine, Gen- darme, Dark Green, Pheas- ant Brown, Coachman's Drab, Marine Blue, Olive, etc.,with noveltiesespecial- ly made to combine with the above, FirstQuality—All Wool CASHMERE OPERA Flannels. For Ladies’ Sacks in Royal Blue Old Gold, Navy, Cherry, and all the latest Shades. LADIES' CLOTH for Ladies and Children’s Suits in 24, 27 48 and 54 in, widths. SELECTED STYLES IN Fall Calicos, CAMBRICS AND FOULARDS In Beautiful Designs. ‘We Display the latest novel- ties in these useful Dress ma- terials, many of which are ex- ceedingly exqusite. American and Scotch GINGHAMS | —1§— ROMAN & CLAN PLAIDS. Extensive lines in the above goods in the latest patterns to select from. L. B. WILLIAMS & SONS, 1422 and 1424 Dodgze St. WASTED to sl Dr. CRASES AGENTS s o & “Si’ar A Von Sty ar maney. Address D e cng oion, A Ao, WS THE DAILY BEE Contaias the L test Home and Tele« graphic News of the Day.