Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 11, 1880, Page 1

VOL. X. 017\[AHA, NEBRASKA, MONDAY. OCTOBER 11, 1880. e e Established 1871, MORNING EDITION. Price Five Cents Frank Calligo left Chicego Satorday THE COON RU ;"a‘ concluded yesterday, sfter a week | DOMESTIC DOIN ING THE PORTE.! H U BER M AN N 5 ) with a gang of democratic repeaters of excellent sport. The 20-mile race, THE RELIABLE POLITICAL POINT: trant Explains All About the Fowler Inter- view. Lizzie Ralston has commenced sui: sgainst William Sharon and Alexan- der Sharon for an accounting of the property owned by William C. Rals- ton at the time of his deatb, alleging that there was a sum of $2,000,000 unaccounted for, CixctNsar: October0.—The stocke holders of the Circinoati Southern Successfully Outwinding Paddock’s Armored Chief in Thayer for Elktart, Tod. They were fursh- .‘g;m?’n MissPinogo,of Clzlundn,md b od with pa d paid until T\ iss Jewett, of innesots, Was one 3 3 " ti ita A Ssior SR il apecal | 6£4he muoat Loxsifing contestctsha MI;ieyor Harendson of Ghlcf;go 3] I as\!vce‘lzs(t?nfizufhtfi Ig’z;:ta termined to Puri emn oar b J Raled the Children of the Ballot in Indiana says: The republ:cans are growing {kind the country ever knew. Miss more confident and hopeful, while the | Jewett won therace in her nineteenth demosrats are correspondingly down- hearted and irritable, but still they are Tslam, unwilling to concede a republiczn vic- O mile, and at the finish of the twentieth she was one minute and thirty scconds shead. Miss Jewett's time was five Fowler yed What He Had d of Hancock in Strict Confidence, The Tussle with the Thugs in Gincinnati-—-Vigilance Committees Ap- pointed. Republicaps Joyful Over the Prospects in Indiana, Hav- ing a Walk-Over To- Taow. Democrats Correspondingly Glum, but Still On Deck. s Grant On Hancoek. veving, inquiry if he hed ibuted to him by s aud weak, and crazyto «aid: I do not think Haucock’s etatas in that in such words lous and we k. president, but 1 did yut Hancook's pres- rer—The language attributed then by Dr. Fowler was garbled int § Grant—Yes, decidedly 0. The con. versation between Dr. Fowler and gelf wan nover iutended for publica- i publieh. d G.—A varie # then did it come to be irenmstances led L Aer called to see od 23 fricnds, as mi *a asked fc ty of © 1 aud we tal e uld present the tical views. 1 5 the authorship a1 presented by your answet it is to be i d that the statement was cor- rect in the main ! Well, yes; an udmir licvs him p. s such, but the g m as Lo presideatial fitness, you to s eak disre cockl ully of Han tainly he has yielded to his ersonsl forlng great " deal, though ust repeat ¢ ter portion per reporis intend correcting those denials or presenting lows in conneztion with | al, vo; at least, xuli 1 don't ‘sce that n de- i Enoagh haa been Plindealer torview with (yur Fow- Nos that ? | vyou wherci y ler inter cibya dleveland 1 on tas subject. | ouly statement | 1avo made ex prrobation v ol 1 was Inter Ocan, Danale. o Tue B Cuxcaco, O:tober 10 1 pm— 1. Woa b on duiate for | Ho deni-d that e had ublican party, nd who wade ‘uc. charges »d by mercouary -otives. arter arked Weavor sho Lum akes the chsriesa To this Gen. Weaver r=; dranken wretch thut 1 hingion, He wis Wright's o.ngressional lab teo. He wroto what ho called a i tory of the mucder of Mrs. Surratt, which was to be publishod in The I World, for which he wes to get §500, ~but the The Irish World refused to publish the articie. Luw wesa bank- upt aad could not pay his board, and the next thing L hoard of him was this article, published in the interest of the atic party, accusing me of have out to the republican party. > besn under & contract for them. Whatl dthe b has boen to oppose fu the demo- and shall v ste their own ticket and form noalliance with either party. Tdefy Lam or any other person to show any evidence that I ever mede ertares 1) Marahal Jewelt or any otyer porao Disgruntled Germans. il Dreptch 1o the L ew Yous, Oct, 11, 1. m.—There Pé Bas been asplitamong the Germen b} domocrats of thin city, and at a most- i resolation was adopted authorz: the committee from tl organization to sfliliate with auy other pol tical urgavization on political ai- fairs. eaterday Hopeful of Indiana. pecial Dispatch to Tux B, Cuicaco, Oct. 11, 1 a o Tribune_publishes a from a dozon republican ed- Ytors in Indiana, all expressing the ut- ally expross- | 7| homea. {of the tory. Tennessee Republican. Spocia: Dispaich to Tan B ‘Wasnisarox, October 11—1a. m.— The quadrangalar fight in Tennc may yet rewlt in giving the legisle- ture of that etate to the republicans. HOUSE MAJORITY. In the next house of representatives the ropresentatien from the south will ame as in the r cent congress. The demnocrats will remain about the County. - Retirzs from the Field, Shorn of his Plumes. Ribbonslover the Liveliest Senatorial Steed. gain one district in Alabams, one in Texas, and two in North Carolina. They will be likely tolose one in North Carolins, two in_Virginia snd ulla-hnl:‘?fi fl"l‘&" 1 a rict in New York, twe in Pennnsylvania, one in Tennesses, democrats one in Indiana and one ‘n Minnesof The will probably lose one in Messa: On_the whole, if the democrats succsed in holding Indiana, the chances are in favor of their keeping their present There are so many close districts that the house n the tura presi- chusetts and five in Ohio. majority in the house majority depands dential election takes. ‘Waiching Repeaters. Cxers Both pu forces for the ele. watching_the eoti v he republi not a pea‘ers were axpe bave number of r appeinted largo vigilance rilroaa traias, hotel tucky deietives over to watsh Kentucky repest The republ of suspicious cha: ey will watch on_clastio was also revorted at republican head- e democrats. to €5 for votes for N quarters last v were offering congress naturalizatios urday. The will be cl. ht that t early 3 pers were issucd S e and hotly contestad. SICKENING SC | Erightful Accidentat Pitts- burg. A Heavily-Loaded Train Dash es On to Another Wrecking the Train and Kill- or injuring Sixty Persons, Pireserng, October 10—10 n. m. A frightfal "collision took pla Cwenty-ei urday night. parade b A been in pro After buraing torches, int ceived that th on_the Penusy lives were lost. dation, gomng Union' depot at laden with pesseng platform was densely by hiding the headlight fe cond section without warning, dashed into it. splittis tion alwost in twain. hissing stcam. The sight was sicks ing and heartrending. and the escaping steam scalded = with whom it came_in contact. sceno is indescribable. passengers wero killed ou right. killed or woundel. Twe have sinco died and about ffteen cannot recover. The suffering tense. %o remein outaide, the policemen. among the victims. ing the women aud children. BOW IT HAPPENED. The railroad officials claim that the'r rules are perfect, and that if the a11, October 11—1 a. m.— ties mre marstaling their fon to-morrow,cach of the oppusite ans who were ed in the city, om: ees, who #ra closcly watching and Ken- % brought ns bave a long Vst of >ion in this county at th street at midnight Sat- largo democratic «s the early part_of the eveuing, and soon aftor the band of musio had psssed, the cheering multitude deparied for thei relinquishing the alligence was re- wmodation trsins ania road collided with snother train apd that many The Walls accommo- east, departed from the . m., heavily The back ded, thera- the view . The first sec- tion stopped at the station on Twenty- eighth street and the section following, The concussion was terrific, the locomotive i the rear car of the first sec- Shrieks nd gevans rent the sir, mingied with the The cylincer bead of the locomotive was broken ¢ Ths Sven of the One man had his head severed from his : body, one brakeman and one conduc- - tor were killed S'x'y persons were ty-thres re in- The maimed bodies wero taken to the West Pennsylvania hos- pital, where everything that can be done Is being doe to relieve the uf- forers, The orying and heartrending | 83bs are bringing tears to the eyes of { the hardest hearted. While the work of amputation was going on hundreds of friends were Guteide of the hospital endeavoring to gain admittance and_were compelled ing kept back by All seem eager to know if some friend might perhaps be At tha time of the sad occurrence, many, who hai not been injured, became panic strick- en and rushed about helpleesly, wring- hands, crying and sbriel ing end thus adding to the confusion. Among the dead and dyingsre m.n, Na*:e Press their “Plugs” to a Faster Gait, ty—The Schemes of Howe, Valentine and Carns, Quarreling Over Prospect- ive Spoils, Correspondence of The Bee. the wane, 0 Thayer, Jadge Weaver or Laird but NEVER FOR PADDOCK.” drawn and retired to the stables, rubbed down, and ba fnally wi broken and threatened with “scratches.” Gen. the fact that he has been nomi to the state senate by the Otoe Van for senator. TUF. DRMOCRATS HERE are preparing to blow. 3 like molasses in the winter the; aball be postmaster and who s Hancock gets to be president. bave in store for them. THE BATTLE IN RICHARDSON promises to bo_vigorcus. Weaver may control them. man. NANCE IS STRIVING HARD quletly and sl the time telling Pa that he is for him. Carns is the bee” in that outfit; he wants for _lieutenant-governor, people as governor. fall short a few d self with tecond place. A PAIR oF BUMS. observe that Valentine and Algernon's Bipher Sorrowfully Laird and Weaver Hold the Gen. Van Wyck and Govérnor The Battle in Richardson Coun= The Hungry Bourbons Already Lixcovs, Uct. 8.—The nomination of Coon for state scnator ix a good index to one or two facts, viz: That both Latrd and Weaver have the sen- atorial beein their bonnets and that Paddock’s chances are decidedly on Si, Alexander, our own dear Si., he of the secretary of state's office, went down to Thyerto fix up a man forPad- dock, aud he was just the fellow who run Thayer county, too—in his mind, He backled on his ensanguined sword and took the fast frelght for Thayer and came back a scooped msn, for Goon was nomiuated by the friends of Laird, and says openly and above board that he ‘‘would vote for General Evidently “/S1” bad better be with- drawn_from the turf, as ho “cooks himeeli” badly and is terrlbly wind- the The_Journal records s visit from Gen. Van Wyck to Lincoln to see McBride, and intimates that bisiness of importance caused the meoting. Speakingof VanWyck recalls licans together with a full ticket of rtrong men who will all bo for Gen. Thoy have talked for a month about having a ~ | pole raising anc: a bi flag and cannon salute, and such warliko measures, but ot along slowly. Already aro they quar- reling among themselves as to who [l the various offices hereabouts when Your correspondent suggesta that they wait a month or two and sco what tho ro- turns_from the November elections J.0. Lin- coln and J. F. Garduer aro the green- back nominees for state senators, and Capt. Wherry and Mr. Tark, of Hom- boldt, are the republican 'pair; but here agsin the Paddock following is at .- | work to defeat the regular nomine: the rule or win policy being in the as- cendency with them. They fear that 1]if the ropublican ticket is elected, It may be good policy and evidently is ap- proved at headquarters, but others will say that it is bad business, for if the regular ticket 1s elected thoit votes would be for anyone for senator before they would be for the Beatrice states- to sucoeed Paddock, but is doing it busy to be governor 50 bad that his teeth all ache. If Naoce wants to be eenatar he should have favored a stronger man one who would have been acceptable to the As it is there will be no one who would want to see rna governor; and although he has secured the nomination of Claudius Jones for stats senator, and a couple of his strikers for the house in Seward county, with the expectation that they will aid him in sending Nance to the senate, yet the writer thinks he will | votes of having enongh to accomplish his purpose, and poor Uarns will have to content him- By the listof appointments vou will Church requirements of the rules had been obeyed, the accident would not have occu No_direct charge has yet been made sgainst anyoze. The sup- position of outeide pasties is that the brakemsu of the rear car of tho section neglected his duty by not fl» ging the coming train. Immediately items of investigation will be taken. The engineer snd fireman of aection No. 2 jumpad from the tasin and were Howo are to speak at Seward. Com- ment is unvecessary. By the way, Church Howe is not having such smooth_railing in Nema- His attempt a fow months ago to reduce the number of voters by trumping up charges against & German brewer at Brownville and causing his arreat on the day before the city election and ba s he might. German hours and thirty minutes, and Miss Pinned's five hours and forty-one and a half minates, Miss Pinneo made nineteen changes during the race, ard Miss Jewott seventeen. e Supreme Court. Special Dispatch to The Bes. WasHINGTON, Ootober 11, 1 a. m.— The supreme court of the United States will gonvene for the October tm:\ htudn‘y, > Obiet Justice Waite ahid three of the assgciate justicrsare. already.iu Hig iy, m's-)m:fi‘h, with £he possible exception of Judge Field, who didnot 1éave San Francis- co until October 4, will be here uj the reassembling of the court. il;o number of cases on the docket is 903, about tweuty more than had been docketed this time last year. Among the important casea assigned for arga- ment for the frst and second days for the new term are: Thomas McBride vs. Carl Schurz, secretary of the in- terior, known as “‘the Mormon land casca”y the Florida railroad cases; an- other Mormen polyzamy case, and the cases of the Louisiana_and Ken- tucky lottery comranies. It 1s prob- sble, however, that the Iottery cases will not be heard at present on sc- count of a technical formality. The United Biates supreme court has twice held that suits involving the ap- plication for mandamus against an of- ficer of the United States eannot be sustuined siter that officer has gone out of office and ceaed to perform the duties of the position which he held at the timo the proceedings wers nally instituted. A mwndamus mue: be issued sgainst au iodividual, not agaiust his office. Since ex-Post- waster-General Koy, as an individual, has no power to obey the mandamus relating to the management of the Fostofiice department, even should one bo grauted, procoedings in thei present shape will probably have to be abandoned, and non-suits begun in the lower courts against ex-Post master General Key's successor. The Mormon laud case of MeBridé and Schurz has bgen advanced on the docket in order that it may not have to b abandoned on a precisely siml- Should it not be reached retirement of Secretary Schuiz, proceedings would have to be 1| instituted in the name of the latter's succeasor. The only important cases argued last term, and now awaiting a decigion are Hallett Kilbourne va. i, Thompson, suit for damages on ascount of alleged illegal imprison- ment by order of the house of repre- sentatives; Memphis city debt case, and the income tax caso of Represen- seutative Springer, of 11 Peéople Bomdarded. 1 Dispatch to Tho Bea. Youx, Oct. 11, 1 8. m.—The consul-general of Poru in Panama tel- ographs that tho Chilians have bom- barded Charillos and Ancon, and de- stroyed wany valusble sugar planta- tions in the north. Both theso places wero perfectly defenseless. Charillos is a fashionablo watering place near Lima, whero many forelgn and native families sought refuge from the threatened attack ou Lima. The so- ciety of tho Red Cross had also cstab- lishod o hospital there for the sick and wounded. The Chilians have un- doubtedly bombarded these places to the blowing up of tho “Cava- by the Peruvlans. Disposing of the Egyptian Obelisk. Spochal dispatch to Tho Bea. Nrw Yor, October 10—10 p. m.— In Central park Saturdsy sftornoon was laid the corner-stoue of the great historic obelisk of Alexandria, the gift of tho khedive of Egypt, lately brought to this country by Licuten- ant-Commander Gorringe, U. S. The ceremony was performed with Mascnic rites, and the event was looked forward to by the Masonic frateruity throughout the country for a louy time with more than ordinary intor:st. Arrangements for the lay- ing of the corner-stone, and accompa- nying ceremontes, were all completed Fridsy evening. = Tho Mssonio pro- cession was long and imposing. Grant in New York. Special Dispateh to Tho Bee.. New York, October 11, 1 8. m.— Gen. Grant, accompinied by Mrs. Grant, Fred Grant and wife, Jesse R. Gtent and bride, Potter Palmer and two or three others, reached Jersey City sfter midnight Satarday. The general and suite were met by General Arthar, Thos. Murphy, Rev. John P. Newman, John I Davenport, Con- gressman Crowley, John Russell Young and others. On arriving on the New York side the entire party was driven to the Fifth Avenue hotel. Their quarters are the finest and most elaborately furnished in the hotel. Many persons called, hoping to gt & glimpse of the ex-president, but went away disappointed. ~After taking part in a political demonstration to be held to-night, General Grant purpcses vis- iting Boston and perhaps Philadelphis, sfter which he will return to New York, “and will spend the winter seazon here. He attended Parson Newman’s charch yesterday. Cincinnat] Museum. Special dspatch to The Bee. Cixcinyari, Ohio, October 11—1 a. m.—During last week $30,000 was subscribed to the A1t Museum fund, making a total of $315,000, including Mr. Woat's douation of $150,000, This amount is §13,500 greater than the conditions of Mr. West's gifta Senator Windom Thinks the Re- publicans Will Carry the State, if Frands Can be Prevented. —_— The Connemara Colonists in Miineseta Happy, Con- - Yorkt and New England Railroad. —— Harrison Admita It. #Bpscial dispatches to The Bee., _ Bmbiao, October 9—4 p, m.— A reporter asked Mayor Harrison if it was true, as reported, that he in- tanded to send Chicago police into In- diana to preserve the purity of the ballot-box. His charactoristic reply was, ‘“Yps, siry it 18 true, but I do not intend it shall be at the éity's ex- pense” Mayor Harrison is a demo- crat and an Honest mah: Windom's Views, Special Dispatch to the Bee. Ca1caco, Oc:ober 9—4 p. m.—Sen- ator Windom going home to Minneso— ta from campaigning in Indiana, told a Chicago reporter that he found great enthusissm among the ¢epublicans in Hoosierdom. He spoke eeven times at very Jarge meetinga In the south- ern part of the state and considered the situation most hopeful for republi- can victory, if fraud can bs prevented. National Finances. Bpecial Dispatch to The Bee. Wasnisatox; October 9—4 p, m.~= The treasury no holds §359,950,450 in United States bonds; to secure na- tional bank circulation for the week' ending to-day, $760,000; smount withdrawn $740,000. National bank citculation _ outstanding: Currency notes, $342,525,863; gold notes, 81,- 325,060; revenue, $436,657. Bank notes received for redemption for week ending to-day, as compared with the correcponding period of last year: New York, 1879, $177,000; 1838, $185,000; Poston, 1879, $97,000; 1880, §73,000; Philadelphis, 1879, £69,000; 1880, $61,000; other places, 1879, 8327,000; 1880, $381,000. To- tal, 1879, §670,000; 1880, $703,000. Receipts to-day, $68,000. Railroad Wreck. Special dispatch to The Bee, Hartrorp, Conn., Octcber 9—4 —A fatal collision occurred last on the New York and New Englaud, by which four people were killed aud a number wouuded. The accident took place at Stafford Cross- ing, tho accommodation passenger train from Hartford colliding with a freight train, Both engineera and firemen were killed, and a number of passengers were wounded. A wreck- ing train, with Superintendent Me- tanus, has gone to the scene of the wreck. Further particulars later. The Conemara Golony. Special Dispatch to The Bee. New Yomk, October 9, 4 p. m.— Rev. Father Nugent, chaplain of Bur- rough prison, of Liverpool, who has been visiting in Manitoba, Minnesota, and Nebraska, has just called at Cas- tlo Garden. Father Nugent is known as_the benefactor of the Conemara colony in Minnesota, having assist- ed to send three _hundred destitute people from Conemara, Treland, thero in June by his efforts in raising money to pay their passage. Father Nugent says thero has been a wonderful cnange for the better in the condition of the people sent %o the colony. Each family is given a home- stead of 160 acres of land _purchased from the §100,000 fund raised in this city. The colony, which is situated in" Big_Stone county, was named Gracevile, in honor of William R. Grace, of this city. Upon each homestead thirty acres of land has been broken; Bishop Ire- land has_also secured for many of the girls situations in families where they are receiving from $8 to $12 a month, and many of the young men have re- ceived employment at $2 a day. These people are ncw comfortable and hap- py. Father Nugent anticipates s great increase in_immigration after he makes a report of his observations. Convicted of Murder. Special Dispateh to The Bee. Prrrssora, October 9—4 p. m.— Tewin Luster, a stalwart rsilroad la- borer and the first of the quintette to be tried for the murder of Robert Bryson at Agnew A. & N. railroad, was convicted of manslaughter this mdrofag. Bryson had taken a bunch of grapes and the railroad men drove him into the river where they forced him to remain until he died. ELECTRIC BRIEFS. Speclal Dispatcves to The tie. Cuicaco, October 9.—A special from Milwaukee depies the report that Alexander Mitchell, the railroad king, will support the republican presi- dential ticket. Cricaco, Cctdr 9,—This is the ninth anniversary of the great fire in Chicago, which raged two days and nights, devastating 2100 acres, de- moet confidence for & repuslican v tory on Tucaday, their majority being od xt 5,000 to 10,000. _ The same : Av Italisn named injurcd, bat havesince dissppeared. Indian Troubles. Sa: ened o kill the wholo party. Indian: protect Indians makes it & serious matter. Telegraph Tussle. Special Dispuich to the bee New Yonx, Oct. 11,1 2. m.—The principal talk on the street is the forthcoming election of the Western The Green party o far count upon 270,000 of the 410,000 shares, cutside of the - | influence of Directors Mills, Duff, and Munson, who are not resident di- red friendly to the Union Telograph Company. Tectors, but cos present administration, « Frascisco, October 11—1 a. m.—The Indians have stopped the survey on the Skagi: river and threat- Everett and Baker's surveying party were at- tacked and, in selt-defense, killed two Gen. Howard has promised n, but eays the killing of the sending him off to Lincoln under ar- des all this the friends of Majors are becoming sat now actively at work TRADING OFF EVERYBODY <election. music in the air by the ucre. Politiclans fron the political news and hear it quite FReQUENTLY. Equestrienne Race. Specal diepatch to the Bee Louisviie, Oct. 11, 1s. m stroying 18,000 buildings, and causing rest, together with seven or eight other Germans as witnesses has set the “‘Dutch” all up in opposition to him, and the friends of the injured man propose to make it hot for the reat amd honest granger. () Ba- y and | ed that Church is not only preparing but is Il parts of the | state are here daily, aud your corres- pondent_proposes that you shall hear | called for and corapletes the sabscrlp- tion. The exposition proceeds Satur- | day, which were devoted to this fand, amounted to §2,400. INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION. The industrial exposition closed to- night, after being open to the public for a month. The receipts amounted 10 $78,992, and cxpenscs to 72,500, leaving $6,402 in the treasury. e e Wasan O, October 9.—The on the ticket in order to effect hisown | t yes ati T the onite it 58| event yesterday at the naticnal fair was the trial of St. Julien to beat his record of 2:11} for a purse cf $2500. About 12,000 spectatora were present. Th weather yas fine and everythiog was especially adapted to the exh | bition of speed. St. Julien, driv by Hickok, appeared on the track, | the track to limber up, finally started | off on his first trial at a graceful trot. —The | The first mile was made in 2:19}; secs fall meeting of the trotting sssociation 1cnd, 2:183. = % e i | aud after two or three turas around | aloss of §200,000,000 of property. Wasmiscros, October 9.—The U. S. Supreme court will meet Monday next, when it is expected that a deci- sion will be rendered in the income tax It wasarsued last term by At- torney-General Devens for the govern- ment. 3 Wasminotos, Oct. 9.—Assoclate Justice Clifford, of the U. S. supreme court, who arrived yesterday from B ston, was taken suddenly ill on the train, Last nignt he was in a ssrious condition, being at the time delirious. He has two physicians in attendance. BosroN, October 9.—During the democratic flig raising in Clinton, Mass , last night the chimney towhich the rope which supported the flaz was fastened, gave way and the bricks fell | vember. railroad company have voted to in- crease their capital stock from $1,- 100,000 to $2.000,000. This is sim- ply a transportation company for the Gperation of the Sonthern railway. New Yorg, October 9. —The repub- lican central campaign committee have arranged tor a mass meeting at Coop- er institute on the 26th, when John Sherman- will deliver an address. Oul Schurz will probably deliver addrees in German at Ccoper Union Sbout October 20, New Yorx, Oct. 9. — Yesterday another body was recovered] from the Hudson River tunnel. It was identi fied a8 taat of Otto Bissells, a young Swede, son of wealthy parents resid- ing at Stockholm. He received an excellent education and came to this country in 1875, in search of adven: tare and gold. CHICAGO, Octoter 9.—Several Chi- cago alderman rode In a Pullman car with officers of the Illinois Central railroad yesterday to Champaign, 11l., to witness the working of anew rmoke consumer, attached to the engine which drew the traln. The device con- sisted simply of & brick arch in_the in the furnace,snd it is said to have worked botter than any cther smoke sonsumer yet tested here. New Torit Oct. 9.-=A motion was miade ir. the court of comimofi pleas yesterday to eject the national repub- lican committee from their headquar- that thero was a nal leasa forbidding the lessce to sub-let the house. committee will make no contest but move quietly to the Fifth Avenue Hotel. ©ixersxaty, 0., October 9.—Sena- Blaine was in the city last night and stated in a conversation with sdme friends that the republican meeting in Indians, which he had sddressed, had becn very enthusiasticand that the rpub lican leaders were confident of suc and wero becoming more so every day. Col. Bob Ingersoll addressed an audience of between 7000 or 8000 people last night. New Yorg, October 11—The tepublicans have nominated An- son @ McCook for congress, in the eighth district; ninth, Prof. Jobn N. Hunt; and eleventb, Levi P. Morton. BostoN, October 11.—French & Ward's woolen mills; at West Stough- ton, built in 1831, was entirely de- stroged by fire Saturday evening. Lose, §150,000; fully fnsured. Two hundred and fifty persons are thrown out of work. The fire originated in the wool in the drying room. Cu1caco, Oct. 10 —Thos. Hughes, M. P., was given a reception last evening at the public libzary, of which institution he was3 a benefactor after the fire. The Caicago Press Olub gave an in- formal reception to Barrott, McCul- lough and Kecne, the three stars of the legitimatp drawa, who have just closed a week's successful engagement. at threa of our leading theatres. Dull; declined j@le shn wu! o7} W Laks Shorc. 0 Northwester 074 Northwestern pid.12t5 M p 40 The bank staiement is unfavorable. The following are the changes: Loaos i 7,000 i ed,1,735,900; legal ten $416,700; deposits increased, §5 200; circulation_decreased, $63,000: Tosorve decreased, $31,350. Chicago Live Stock. CHicaco, October 9. Hogs—Active, and heavy grades wero a shade higher, with sales at 4 46@495 for light packing and shivping; 84 65@5 00 for packing; 84 60@5 25 for fair to choice smooth heavy shipping grades; re- ceipts, 995. Cattle—Light receipts of good to choice shipping cattle; imported, a firmer feeling; buyers were looking round the yards for this description of stock; Texan steers were in falr de mand at about yesterday's figures sales ranged from $200@2 85 for Texan cows and steers; $4 50@5 60 for good to extra smooth shipping steers. At the present writing thero a prospect that the pens will be well oleared of stock before the close of day; fresh receipts, 1,415. Chicago Produce Market.j Cuicaao, October 9. ‘Wheat—The wheat market was ac tive, excited and 2}c higher; No. 2 spring, 96§@985 for cash; 96398} for Qctober; 978@993: for Novemver, closing at 97fc for cash; 97%@98c for October; 987@99¢ for Novem- ber; 99%:@-1 00 for December. Corn—Advanced No. 2 sold at 39@39§c for cash; 39@393: for Oc- tober; 404@40%c for November; 44h @45c fot May, closing at 895@39] for cash or Uctober; 40fc for November; Oats—i@e higher; No. 2, 30@30) for cash; 20{@308> for October; 293 @30}c for November, closing at 30}c for cash or October; 303@30}c for November. Rye—Ilc higher; No. 2 closed at 83 for cash or October; 84c for No- Barley—763 for cash; 764 for Oc- tober or November. Whisky—$111. Hoz prcducts were stronger. Pork—Closel at 318 00 for cash; $18 20 for October; 12 25@12 60 for November; $11 2012 25 for Decem- ber or year; §12 90@12 92} for Jau- uary Lard—Closed at $8 324@8 35 for cath or October; $8 174@8 20 for November; §8 12 for year; $3123@ 815 for Janu to thesidewalk. Bessie Bannon was instantly killed and her sister probably fatally injured. 8ax Fraxcisco, October 9.—Mri. New Silverware received to-day at The | 41G413c for Decomber; 44%c for May. | Whose Fanatic Followers are Thirsting for the Blood of Infidels and Heav- enly Virgins. The Sultan Must Proclaim a Holy War or Perish Violently. Diplomatic Relations Liable to be Broken at Any Moment. TURKISH FANATICISM, Boecial Dispatch to The Lee. Coxstaxtiore, October 9—4 p. m.—Several arrests have been made in Stamboul of persons alleged to be connected with a plot to assassinate the sultan. Fhe plot is believed to have originated with ceriain influentisl Mohammedane, who look upon the sutan as the main obstacle to the proclamation and success of holy war to drive the infidels of all sorts out of Turkey. The sultan is regarded as altogether tuo cautious and _conservative as the head of the children of Islam, and in the rising tide of fanaticism atirred ap by some of the miviatry, it is re- ghly probablo that the Sultan may be swept violently away. Although the ambassadots of the pow- ora have not been recaled, the probability is that they will be if settlement s not reached immedintely. The relations between them and the porte ara now so st ed that the ambassadors have recently abstained from attending the sultan’s weekly reception. They state in explanation of this that it is unen- durable and disagreeable to meet the sultan and his ministry on a plessant aocial bssis one week when the next they may be called upon to carry rasping measures and enter upen tedious and bitter coniroversies. At the conference to day Goschen, English and M. Nori- koff, Russian ambassadors, informed the porto that the governments they represented considered the porte’s re- cont proposal to withdraw Turkish troops behind tha bayonet to be now t00 late. It is expected that the am- bassadcr will soon quit Constantinople. When this step is taken and diplo watic relations _ceasa between the porte and the pow- ers, another move will have been made towards the war, which seems to be the only possible solution of the vexed eastern question in its present form. The consuls ot Prig rend having been threatened, the am- bassadors have cautioned the porte that tho consequencea will inevitably bo scrious should any outrage occur. KUSSIAN AFFAIRS. Special Disyatch to Tho Bee Sr. Pere October 9—4 p. m.—Tho situation here becomes more | §8 intercstivg and exciting daily. Maoy political arrests are taking place, and svernment is once more employ- d in its domestic that_the czaro witch is about going to Lividia to visit the czar, and it is whispered that bis errand is not without political sig- nificance. Russia is making great mil- itary preparaiions for the Dul campaign. Stores are being sent to the Black Sea and Danabian depot: Russian officers are departing from Adrianople. WARLIKE GREECE. Epectal Jlspach to Tho Beo Losnox, October 9—4 p. m.—A tolegeum from Athens says: The city is full of warlike bustle. The army daily gains in steadiness. DEAD ADMIEAL. Lord Lanerton, admiral on the re- tired list, is dead. EXFORCING THE DECREFS. Six German Franciscans at Espinol expelled from France, and assionists Paris are threatened with a similar fate, though thete chapel is the only place whero English and American Catholics can hear sermons in their own tongue. YHE PANAMA CANAL SYNDICATE. Bpocial Dispateh to The Be Pants, October 9—4 p. m. — The Compte has consented to accept sub- scriptions for the Panama Canal syn— dicate when isaued. Other financial inatitations will follow suit. DRAWISG OUT. Spocial Dispatel to The Bee. Pans, October 11,1 a. m.—A! the meeting of the French cabinet Satur- day it was decided to withdraw from the combined squadron immediately. SULEY SULTAN. Lowspox, October 11—1 a m.—A dispatch from Constantinople says that the sultan has sent f.r Hobart Pasha and said that he w.uld abdi- cate rather than yield to the demands of the powers. Admiral Seymour has called the commanders of the com- bined equadrons aboard the ‘‘Alexan- dria” and communicated his latest in- structions, PARTITIONED POLAND, @ 1 D 39 @ @ ! ki and Auvstria_will re establish Poland rg dynesty if the eastern complications lead toa Euro- pean war. PRUSSIAN Spectal Disgateh BezLix, O sottled that the Prussian parliament | o will meet Nov. 28 for consideration of Prince Bismarck’s economical system. New York Produce Marke®. New York, October 9. Flour—Receipts, 14,172 bbls; sale 17,000; maket firmer and faitly fonnd hoop Ohio, 34 60@4 95; choice, 84006 00; superfine west- $5 50 common to good tra, 84 25@4 60; choice, 34 65@6 50. | ¥ Wheat—Firm; Chicago, $113@ | 1 14; Milwaukee, 11321 14; No 2| red, $1 16; sales, 750,000. | Corn—Firmer; No. 2, 54je; sales, 125,000 bu. Osts—Firmer; No. 1 white, 44; No. 2, 40je404; No. 3, 38}G38}; No. 1 mized, 40c; No. 2, 394a3dje. | Pork—816 50 for October; 812 45 | 1405 for November; $13 00@13 15 ECONOMY. o T Edholm & Erickson’s, opposite tee postoffice, for year. Lard—g8 774 for cash; §8 50885 Relial In 1878 we sold 356, That Every REAL Sing THE SINGE Principal Office: 34 Union Square, 00 Subordivate Offices in the United States and Canads, Low February. rod, 99}@S1 00GO9% for the year. Yember; 38]@30¢ for bid. oats 1,000 bu, rye none, barley none. Cuts, Bruises, Rheum, Fever Sores, Tet! od Hands, Chilblains, Co Is guaranteed to give perfect aatinfac- tiod In every case or money re Price 25 cents per box. 8dly Contractors and Builders. Agents for the Encanstic Tiling PROPOSALS FOR Tt ia reported in Paria that Germany | % Each tin must bolJ g oral prep sl 2 manner of bidding, conoizions | by bicders, and terimeof contr. wi 1 ve furaished 0 appli macked “Froposys for Subsiste adiremed t the updersigned. TWO DOLLA Cor. Douglas and 13th Sts. Gives Great Bargains in Ladies’ and Gents AMERICAN COLD AND SILVER WATGES All Kinds Of JEWELRY, LVER WARE AND DIAMONDS, We Guarantee The Best Goods For The Least Money, angsioatt SRR R MORE POPULAR THAN EVER. The Genuine e GENUINE SING he Quorter of & Ce Machins has been before the public. ,422 Machines. j Excess over any previous 431,167 Machines. *| SINGER NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. 1679 exceeded that of which this “Old In 1879 we sold year, 74,735 Machines. Our sales last ycar were at the rate of over 1400 Sewing Machines a Dayl For every business day in the yoor. The ** 0d Reliable” Singer is the Strongest, the Simple:t, the Most Durable Sewing Maciiinie ever yet Constructed. IVEESEIER. a:' Sewing Machine has their Trade Mark cast into thelIron Stand and embedded in the Arm of the Machine. R MANUFACTURING CO. New York. in the O'd World and South_America. TO THE TRADE Having just opened an entirely new line of MEN'S Tices 8 573 for Dece 5 for January; 8 65 for St Louts Produce. St. Louis, October 9. Flour—Firmer and highe cholce, 60. xcited and higher; No. for cash; Y 1 00f@l 00 for 81 0¢ 02} for Novembsr; $102@1 04 for | ecember; $103 for January; 8100 Corn—Higher at Mec for October; 38%c for year. Qats—THigher at Rye—Quiet at 834c. Barley—Unchanged. Butter—Unchanged. E changed. eady. jobbing at £16 00 Lard—Higher atS8 Shipmenta — Flour heat 11,000 bu, corn 8,000 brls, 1,000 bu, Euckien's Arnica Saive The Brst Satve in the woeld for Sores, U 1 inds of Skin Eruptions. This Salve inded, For asle by Omahr. ISH A.F. ERT & CO., Fine Woodwork Specialty. 1310 DOPGE: STORES. Orice Pencnasiso Ao O CuAity. Nan., Oc€ Senled pr ¢ and prace they will bidders. for farnis in i, (pure e 550, ‘The government reserves the 1ight to reject jank p:oposal« acd £01] infarm tion a4 to. Ervelopes o THOMAS WIL' 05, c.8. WILL SECURE FURNISHING CGOODS, We would ask the Merchants of Nebraska, to inspect onr Stock feeling confident we can meet the wants of all in good Gouds and SHREVFE. JARYVIS & €O, Cor. 14th and Dodge Sts. The Nebraska and {owa State Fairs re-echo the verdict of the World's Great Expositions at Paris, London, Vienna and Philadelphia. The only 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. Sales room, 369 15th Sty (Jacobs Block) Omaha, Neb. oct FALL---1880. Men's Calf Boot Ladics’ Kid Button Sioos Fay's CaifBoot = Mimes’ G Child's Goat Button Lace Kid Alexi .... o Laco Kid ¥e e Ladies’ Kid Ties. Goeds d daily. sell for wh only. Money refund- ed if the goods lon't wear as resented. keep _in Boots and Shoes Mada to Order A SPECIALTY. The Oaly Complete Stock in the City . DOHLE & CO, THE WEEKLY BEE For One Year, Leadiog Shoe Store. oyl