Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 20, 1880, Page 1

SE—————— e —_— VOL. X. OMAHA, NEB ASKA, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBE R 20, 18§0. Established 1871. ’*7 MORNING EDITION. REAL ESTAT BEMIS AGENCY, 15th and Douglas Street. vor 5,000 rosidence Inia for sale by this age: v at koot ancing from §25 10 §2,600 each, aatod In evers part of the cito, and in every drction f office, north, ezet, sout o weet, aud varying in distance from one 7 0rk 10 one or Lwo suiles trom eame. Oall aud acamine anr Letn veral cholce lota In Griffin & Tssace' addl .y 0 to #500. 50 acres just oast of barracks on Seunders St., Chis s chokoo mnd and will be 80ld very cheap- For cash in 5, 10 or 20 acre lots; now is your time ers shxoot for $675. Clioice fot, Farnham and 24th stroets, 90x15% et for $1,500—will divido . ‘Cheap fots in Credit Fonclsr addition. south of 0. P. depot—$100 to $500. TERRACE ADDITION. Forty lot on Park Avonue and Georgia street 0 park, and mesr hesd of St. Mary's avenue, at from §125 %o §300 each. Seven years TUme st eight per cont Interest to those who will put up good substantial buildiugs. For further Ppertioalars apply to. G. P. BEMIS, Acont, Fittoouth and Douglas Strests. go o Tot o Harney and Twenty-iat strecis, r 8625, Fro choice lots o0 20th, near Bt. Mary's aven- ‘e JOKI8S oot each, for 8880 o 4000 ‘chotoe lols ncar £3d and ¢ lask streets, In K V. Smith's addition—$3% and $350, Fifty lots in Skinu'a fint, second and third ad- @ttions 10r8100 Lo §600 each. cre, 117X370 foet, on 15th street, sonth of Poppleton'e new residenco, for $2,000, or wil divide into city sized Jote a: from 350 to 8500 . “EIVERVIEW ADDITION. Lorg e bt ettt soated o this new addition on_Capltol Hill, be T o i Dodge street on the north on the south, formerly owned by C. H Down wnd more recently known as the Perkins 15 acres. S EVAS "m\l lsglquflh $1,000 S BEMIS' KEAL ESTATE AGENCY, o 3 e A B #ron €300 10 $15,000 each. ood Tota and 2 choap houses vear Jackson 2h rtrects sl a great sacrifice, Here 18 & bargain for some one. The property must e wold inumediately. Covers {ust a quarier of & block. Call and examine this %itbout any deiry, GEOQ . RO - Stesais, §1,000. PARK PLACH, The cheapest sere I 1n the Sty of Oumaha, e hone oltored fos sl By thin atency 1o Fark and Lowe's soon on, on Cuming, vou tan ke 1 sk o ki bt Wi 308 o Chanco. Thoec tots ave morp AL, n sire o 4 ful sised ity Tots or & bl Bioukn 1wl e bt vers sk s elore. ohe- A o o thees e ot i st T a4 much as weoffer aTa1 i day. | Ty ave focated a very shorl /.y ance west of Cr ighton < Prices ~aging from §160 Lo §300 per acrelot. Q) jmmediat ‘and don't lose your Tance, 57 gt pist s Fal parscaiars of GF0. P, BEMIS, Agent, 150k and Doawtas St ice ot on Sherman Aveone north of Nichoias iom, $400 10 $800. '8 addition i troets, 81.: gBevoral £ Lta In Nelwoe aiion, 180 ta each. Choico Tt 1n Thornell's addition, &0 Several large lots in Rartiel's dition, 13 ot and %} acrescach, Prcos 90 to #5000 Boversi choico lo's In Reed's g ad Tl o, o e Acrs ot o0 Sherman axewao, (i street ot ot Poppicions e resbicsosd o #1100 R S { i Iy to bus. & depot, vail - oty stock | 1 get pist 0 aud eary Juw south f and adjorming P W, GED. P. prMIg Agent, % o B ehoico rrefdonce lot 13, 2411 Dougias aud ot on e Doueias & rects, 923431, 27280 ol the et buioem ke i ot incated on every bus et ,,“,’""““‘t‘:“ » everybas e street, %o vory valuable store 1 criden in al- et every business block—.6 000 Ve’ $18,000 L ADDITION. 40¢ho ce remvdence lots in_above addition, I e liately north of and adjoiuing Poppletot’s ‘beautiful residence aud grounds, and located 28th 19th and 20th strecis, §300 10 4G50 cach very cany terms to those whowill ba examine plat and get fall pardcular. + Firubam and ach and long foct. cast. froy e T o e piace . price snd torms of - ‘BEMISrdetn I8 oo Joa, Just morth of ant adjoining B ¥+ ween S0k and and ‘Smith's addision, and locsted be' streets, at rexsonable ‘time to buver who improve I HORBACH'S ADDITION. o i, IO and 3o reca Seeon o strocta, Lot Nicholas, Paull, Sherman and Clark st ‘ccin, very handy to U. P. Shops, smelting works, etc, Fangiug in prices rom from 320 S0 $1:100 cach equiring ouly emall payment down and long time at 7 per cont tnierest to those who will fm. prove. GEO. P. BEMIS, 15th and Douglas Stre-t. 38 mioe lote fn Parker's addition, botween 8-unders and Pierce, King and Ce St on Blonuo street; 19 lota with south fronts and 16 with north frontace, only 6 blocks north of ‘#he tarn-table (e stroet-car track) on Ssauders whroel. Very lew prices; $175 cash, or $200 on Jong time and § por ceut intorest 1o Laose who Il build. &7150 £00d tarms for sale in Dougia, Sarpy, w Dodge, Saunders and ¥ wstern AL o ke by e aweney. Cull and et gy e by i neeney. Cul and s larvand fa) paticuion T wew e of Ormah, @0 and $1.80. L& Bomic new pamphict (and. wmap of the !'W tad “the outiook of Nebrasks” for roe dttounion: Geo. P. Bemis’ Rea Esvare Acency. THE LATEST NEWS, Bodies of the Passengers of| the Ill-fated “Alpena” Washed Ashore. Ben. Grant to be Banqueted by the New York Union League Club, Horrible Deed of a Murder- " . _ous Mexican in Col orado. Crusade of the Hoosiers to the ‘Bhrine at Mentor. Bickening Atrocities. Ppecial dispatch to The ltee. Dexver, Col., October 19,1 a. m. —The tribune eays: We have In- formation from Hereford county that a Mexican murdered his wife and babe most horribly a few days ago. He firgt knocked ‘the woman down with a club, sud then seized a kuife and with it savagely lacerated the lower portion of the woman's body, cutting ont immense picces of flesh. He then deliberateld ripped open her womb and took out ths still Living child, which he dashed to the floor and stamped upon it until life was extinct. _After this he tore the body of bis wife almost apart, snd after further matilations fled. He was found near his old home and plared in a school house for eafe keeping with a guatd of men. It having be. come generally known that he had besn overtaken, and his whereabouts being ascertatned, a body of sixty men was soon gotten together, who march- edto the school house about ten o'clock at night, snd, taking bim out, proceeded to aimimister punishment for his crimes. His body was mutil- ated tn precisely the same manner as was his wife's by him. His scalp was then . lifted, . aud a rope tied about the man's neck, the other end boing attached t6 the horn 6f a saddle. He was then dragged about cver the ground uptil the body . was entirely unrecognizable. ‘Trouble Avoided Special dispatrh3ro Titk B ‘Wassixarox, October 20, 1 8. m.— The attorney-general has decided, antd Gov. Pitkin h n icformed, thet neither the militsty or the interior departments will give any oppositis to the sgent Berry. The attorney- general decided that the case of Berry wat ove over which state courts had jurisdiction, and the federal ¢ urt could not interfere, except to request that Berry be protectod aalist wob violence. ~ It is expected that Berry has, by this time, been tyfned ober to Sheriff GunMlsob, ant the threat- | °POTed encd €ollision between the whites aad Yofikns avoided for the present, at least. - The government is anxious to avold any further complications of the Ute question, for fedr the Indisna may refiss 19 execute the terms of the treaty, in which case a war would oc- cur. As the case now etands the In- dians seem disposed to falfill their part of the treaty rrovisions, and the fizst installment of meney to be paid them,.as per agresment, has been drawn from the treasury, and is on the way tc Utah. ‘The Ulosing Scenes. Special dispatch to The Bee. Bavtinore, October 20, 1 a. m.— The celobration of Baltimore’s ohe hundredthand fiftieth auniversaryoon- cloded lant night by a grand parade svmeihat after order of a Mardi Gras, consiating of allegorical and historical tableaux, masqueraders, cte. Thero were aleo illuminations of public and private buildings and the streets were thronged until late hour. In front of The Sun office, where the New York Seventh regiment band gave a concert, it is esumated that 50,000 people were congregated. At The American office the Fifth regiment band, of Baltimore, gave a concert, and Levy, the cornetist, played a solo. indications. Special Dispatch to The Bee. Wasuisorox, D, €., October 20, —For the upper Mississippi and lower Mustourl Valleys, clear or partly cloudy weather; southwest to north- west winde; atationary or higher tem- perature and baromeer. Pimlico Races. Special Dispatch to The Bee. Bavtioxe, October 19—10 p. m. —The annual meeting of the Mary- land Jockey club opened to-day at Pimlico, forr avents belng on the pro- ‘The first rass was for the <co—a sweepstakes for two-year olds, at $200 entrance, snd 8100 forfeit with §1000 added, of Which 8500 went to_second horse, one mile, sud was won by “Thora,*with “Crichonore” second. Timé, 1:443 The second race, for the Dixie stakes, for three-year olde, at $100 for- feit, with §1500 added, of which §500 went to the second horse, two miles, was won by “Grenads,” *Odin" sec- ond. Time, 3:38. Gould's New Road. Spocial Dispatch o The Bees CusvELaxn, October 201 . m.— The fling of the srticles cf Jay “Gouli’s new Ohio railroad, from Tole- dovgBallalo, with & number of prom- fnent Cloveland incorporators, making Cleveland the headquarters’ of tLe read, and changing its route 80 as to reach this city, bas caused quite 8 Dusiness sepsation here. Grant in Gotham. Special dispatch to The Bee. New Yok, October 20—1 a. m.— Gen Grant vieited Wall street yester- gi-{).mmm, remaining fome time in Drexel, Morgan & Cu's. The gen- eral was accompanied by Gen. Ba- deau. He visited the office of G. W. Ballou & Co., remaining there about an_hour, during which he was engaged in conversation with Mr. Ballon, who, it may be remembered, ;‘:m :mm tince endeavored to induce im to accept the idency of the Sd Pedro Mining compeny. - Gen, Grant last ever received a formal dmvitation of the Union League club #o a reception which the members of the club will tender him next Sator- dsy evening. Pre arations are al- ready being made for the event, which | io Omahs. An at:empt to harmonize promires to be of tho most brilliant | the intereats of all the companies woet arrived hera at 9 o'clock yesterday, and Mr. G. McLean, captain . of the club, delivered an address. They number four hundred. dusters and are a very fine body of men. ; They returned from Men- depot to the armory, where they were bas informed the Vermoat legislative committee. Loes of the “Alpena” Confirned Special Dispateh to The Beo. Quicaco, October 20—1 ». m.— ‘The signal corps station at Grand Ha- ven reportsss follows: The side-wheel steamer ““Alpena,” of the Goodrich line, Caplain Nelson Napier, running between this placo and Chicago, loft here Friday night, and is reported wrecked off Holland.; No doubt she Eas gono to pieces. Tha cntire up- per works and cargo have boen iden- tified. It is impossible to get a cor- rect list of the passengers, or make any estimate of their number. 10460, October 20--1 . m.-— There is no Jonger a ehadow of doubt hat the steamar. “Alpane” 1o tuer The amount and character of the wrockage' found at Holland, Mich., proves it ¢onclusively, and thero only remaios the last sad aots In the trag- edy, the washing ashore of the man wrick and the bodies, to confirm the horror. - TheGrand Haven surf boat has been sent to Holland, No passen- ger list weg kept sshare, but thera seems to have been ths full comple- ment of officers, thiriy-five deck hands, two cabin bogs, two wheols: men, and at least thirty passepgers. Mr. Osborn, as Englishman atout 70 years of age, called at the Goodrich office yesterday afiernoon for news. Hesaidi- “I have a son, daughter, and four: grandchildren on the ‘Al oena.’ Gud knows they are ali I have on earth.” He was 80 overcome with grief that he could not even give their names. His som, John Osborne, was an englaeer, and worked bt Muskegon. Hs was en- eaged by Meesrs, Farst & Bradley on Wednesday last, and was to_begin work Mond-y. His father lives in this city. The “Muskegon” reports that on the east shore all eorts of rn mors were flying about, and the decp- est aoxiety was felt=—so deep that Sundsy hight prayers were offered in tho charches for the preservation of the forlorn steamer and her unfortu- nate people. ~Another of those who satin tho Goodrich office all morning fora telesram that might keep alive the spark of hopa, was an elderly gen: tleman, who said his sott was oft the “‘Alpens,” s young man of 18, who had bten running on tho steamer through the summer for his health Oaptain Goodrich aald: “I'm afraid she's gore down.” He thonght that Oaptain Napie¥, with his customary briviry, wanted to fight the storm avd was caught in the trough of the 823, then the frelght shifted to one side, a wheel was lifted out of the fra- tex\nnrl the hut', went down, Tho ¥Alpena” had about ien carloads of fralzhl on board. She was light freight=d, and therofore high out of the water and exposed to the wind. Eght carloads of apples and two our- loaos of shaviogs, for etuffing mal trasses, composed hor catgo. Napler, 0f the tug *‘O. B. son of the commind gives tpall hoj 881 Was not as sound au , éfthough possibly not warshy. * Tae. “Al, was inau for £20,000 on a valuation of 50, Captain Goodrich paid 80,000 for Yeh Years aco. She was built in 1885, 2330 a. m.—A dispateh from Hpl- land, Mich., says tho body of Mfe, Bradloy has washed ashure noar 1pl- land. This confirms the. worst fedrs of the fate of the *Alpens,” anl leaves little hope thatany eouls abonrd of her survive. The lake since Sat- | military, who were called ont, finally md:i rhl- bf;v:bw rough and fl;; i'uakored ordeg without the loss of weather #0 cold that no person could | life, g : long sutvive in the the waves. The S aRs theory advanced, which appoars mast | THE BEHAIOCH QUESTION. plausitle, is that the “Alpon” be. 7™ e i came disabled while buffating the | . Lo, Ostobor 19—1 storm within sight of Her harbor at | dispatch from Paris say: Chicago, and was driven back and | the government comemplates a foundered in the middle of the lake, | Pfomise of the religious question porhaps nbont apposite’ Milwaukee, | The Italian Barmabites in Paris, in s Thisprobably occurred Saturday even. |1€H0r to President Grevy against "The gale was then blowiog from | theiF expulsion, remind him that they the southwent, and if it had contin- | MBC hers twenty three years agy to ued 1n that direction the bodies and | 8V32liz> snd succor 30,000 poor driftwould have been thrown ashore at Muskegon. Indians Figures. pecial Dispatch to the Bee. Inp1aNAroLts, Octobor 20— a. m,, —The votes of tho candi for cougress, joint senator and resentative in this district, aro a1 f lows: Congressman, Pechle, 173 Byfleld, 16,306, De Lo Matyr, 2,435 Joint ~ Sevator, Yarcey 17,987; Hogan, 17,440; Millson, 1,106 Juint Ropresentative, Berryman, 1,883; Reyer, 18,068; Barcus, 945." 1t’ was reported yesterday taat the nationdl managers have determined to repeat the voke for state and county ofi at tho November. eloction, substit; ting Porter’s uameifor that of Greug' at the head of the ticket. Yesterday the acheme was said to substitute the rest of the republican tidket for the vational under Gregg's rame. FOREIGN EVENTS. Gambotta Says “Franoe Take a Hand in the Eastern Muddle. The French Government Con- templates a Compromise on the Religious Question. — FRANCE WIML TAKE A HAND, Specal Wpnteh to Tha Tant Octubos S6-=1 ». m.— The Republique Francaiss, Gambatta's or- ga, iit an article discussing the rela- i France to the eastern ques- says: “France must hive an o eastorn policy in the strucgle that is impending, Sho cannot afford t remain impassive,” and adds that notbing can be done or any change be madealong theMediterranen without affecting the interests of France. In view of M. Gambetta’s influence with the cabinet, this utterance is regarded as very important, and portends to a substitution of a radical for a conssrva- tive polic; Wil GLOOMY OUTLOOK. Spectal Dupatch to The Bee. Grasaow, October 19, 10 p. m.— The Messrs. Galdbraith, the great cotton mill owners, have informed theit operatives that they ere quite indifferont as to whether they go on with their work or suspend. The condition of the market is such as to make profit out of the question, snd the best they can hope for is to make boti ends meet. They positively re- fuse to give the adyanees demauded, and throw upon the Workmen the wholo responsibility of deciding whether they continue their work ai present rates or suffer a lock out. EXPELLING THE JESUITS. Spoctal Dispatch to Tus Baa. Panis, Octobor 20, 18, m.—A des- pateh from Vanoesy gived a detailed the government to enforee ! 100 on decrees av that place Monday, Van- nes is & seapott town, the capita]l of the department of Morbibao, and i} sitdatel ahiotit Y0 miles northwest of Nantes, It was formally tho set of sovoral monastrie institation, and has a massive cathedral. The population ia about 14,000 and Jargely Catholic. The Jesuits have & collspo theto -nrch was the object of the official operations. On receipt of the oaders to that effect from M Constans, min- ister of worship cf the interior, the prefect of Vannes at the Lead, visited the colloge and demanded ita_ surren- der into the hands of authorities, and that the Jesuits Should at onde pre- pare o leave Franco. The inmatss il but en- gathered, who were evidently in sym- 0 | pathy with the Jesuits, and when the T | pilice furced their way into the col- loge ard forcibly ejected the inmates, the population attacked the officers aud ¢ndeavored fo rescue the building from the policd. The assault wasre:. siated, sud the multitude speedily re* their work in_the hospitale daring the siege of Paris. CABLECRAMS. ‘Spoelal dispatches to The Bee. Capitan Fracassa, of Rome, has a dispatch stating that the bulk of the Albaniaus have withdrawn from Dul- 3 | cigno. % Tt is reported that the Bbglish gov- ernment will abandon the prosecation of the land leaguers. Reports of their meetings fail in points of veracity, There was a pavic yesterday in the Madrid and Barcelona stock exchaoge. A dispateh from Cairo says. the | prospec s of the Egyptian cotton erop continue excellent. M. Soule, president of the Ameri- can Manufacturing company, who of- fors tho prigo to berowed jor on the ‘Thawes cou! arrived at Newcastle Crusade to Mentar. Monday, sudihad s conference with Lo Thd e the soullers. Hanlan and Hosmer did CLEVELAND, 0., October 20, 1a. m. T Tie Lincoli siub, of Toaviospla, | 20me good work on the Tismet yes " | torday. Tne others were not out. A dispatch from Cetringe’ says Prince Nckita has appointed Gen. Zapanetch governor of Dalcigno, and has ordered him tx_oocupy the city with 1,400 men. Negotiativns are proceeding more smootly. Prince Nokita has amnentied - Mo- hommedsns who were aresied at Podgoriiza, at the request of M. Guoschen. Oae thousand_pounds reward has beon offercd for the discovery of the Bantry murderers iti Ireland, At " meeting of the land lesgue and left immedistely for Mentr, where they shook hands with Garfield They wear three cornered straw hats and linen tor &t 11:30, and marched from ths addroesed by E. Perkins, of Clevetand, A reeponse was made by Col. Ray, of Indianapolis. They afterwards dis- persed over thecity. Water, Su- perlor, and other business streets are e t tho ornsmented with flags and lithographs | Yesterday, in Dublin, Pargell re of Gartield and Arthar. There way a | o4 farmers for not paying theie. torchlight procession. of local clubs | 32¢ t0 8hop kespers and the baks in Iast night which was addressed by H, | Kerry that had been proclaimed. O. White, of Cleveland. stna sos ol crobatie Thomas. Special Dispatch to The Bee. 5 WCMMN bw“::- CLEVELAND, October 19.—The Ger- G0, October 20—1a. m.—The |- mans of Cleve'and and vicinity;to the Rock River confersnee €loeed ita Ia- | pumber of 500, wont to Mentor yes. b:'- and adjourned- yesterdsy. In | torday on a special train, and the Chicago pulpits there ato fow [ on Gen. Garfield. Major W, changes, the most important being | man, of Cleveland, made an ad R:v. a}c. g:o\ré;,_ of West Virginia, | German, presenting the crowd, who es” Dr.” Thoma: stating that the Germans almost as s pulpit of Centenar s e [ ry - Dr. | unit would be for Garfield. The gen- eral responded as follows: Thomas, at his own request, was placed on the supernumerary list. M. KAUPFMAN and GENTLEMEN:— Tam glad to see you here, and to re- Trying to Harmonize. ceive your_words of weloome, and Special Dispatch to The Bee NEw Yok, October 20, 1 a. [ w.— | those ‘words of earnest The presidents of the Wabash, Bur. | which your chairman hnqwi'::om; lington, Union Pacific, Mitsouri Pa-[have caught some of the inspication cific, and tho Atobison, Topeka & | of his thought, though mot all, but Saota Fe railroad companies met yes. terday to discuss the Giffercace ba- tween the first two named roacs re- garding the exteneion of the Wabash enough of it to make me know the able to_thank you for it from a fall and cordial heart. You have the ad- vantage of vsin one thing at least— ycu came here with all the precious 15th & Dougl: chacactgr. The general will not visit | of tte'Mliseonri river is to be made. i A, ~ - = + NBEB. | York preventing it, To that end he | meeting sdjodtmed until to-dsy. share with us the glories of this pew - e 2 % account of the results of an attempt of { G, zolved itself into a mob. The himsolf was roughly handled, m#(}uerh.‘ ! Italians, and ssked him to remember | J* heartiness of our greeting, azd to be | Th world, which is our immediate father- Jand. [Applause.]. Your chairman has been pleas<d to refer to a remark 1 once made when speaking of the death of au eminent German member of cogress, that it was a mistake in one sense to call_him a foreigner, be- cause, as I satd, all the English- speaking pople, ‘eapecially the Eog- Tish peoplo from where we come, draw their old traditions frem aod found their first fatherlind in the forests of Germany. * Aud It was so wheo, two thousand_years ago, that body of travelora Groused_the n Ocean to aid the stragyle on, thét Taland. of Britaln, Where the d sirong, ‘and yollow-haired came, they Tt 2 W g, ead sriter Jong ago said, that the consti- tution of Great Britain came from the wood of Germany. _Our. branch of the family is the earlier branch of the older brothren. You have come later to join us, the younger eons of modern Gormany, to mest your old brethren in this worla. [Applause.] Not because you do not love the fath- arland, but be-ause you love larger liberties and the larger opportunities and greater aspirations that this new continent lias opened to us all. Not thany generations ago all our fere: fathers were foreigners from the Tu- tonic, from the Latin and from all the 1aces of Europe. The best elements came, and, miugling here like any other alloy of metals, it makés a #tronger result than any one of the parta alone. [Appl We are better for the mixture. Your chair- man has quoted a line from your great post, in which he said, “To go into a foreign land there could bs no worse thing than to be Ger- wan.” Much as I respect your great poet I think he slandered the foreign world. It may have beeu tfue of othet countries of Europe, but it was neter true on the continent of America. even in American madness it was true some 25 years ago, it has ceased long ago to have any trath in our northern America. After farther to the Germans -opriate allusions h people, and to the g"onmll memories of the old country, en; Garnicld quoted from a German poet-novelist, and in conclusion said: Such is e welcome that America glyes all tho heople: ¥ thank. you fof Uhis cail to-day, fellow-citizone, 1 thank you for_your kindness of ex- pression, and I conclude by saying, “Welcome all * [Great applause | After the General had concluded there was a long pericd of hand-shik- ing, and Congressmen Ben. Butter- worth and McKinley, Jr., who were present, made brief speeches. To-day the business men of Indianapolis, ac- companied by Governor-elect Porter, will pay their respects to Garfield. ELECTRIC BRIEFS. Hpecial Dlspatches to THA Brx. i The government receipts yesterday aggregated $750,000. Chas. Hitzman, a Foarg man 18 comuwitte ‘&v Yoy fieat hin homie tu. Jsoleinborg, 0. Top cAdeed, was Apposed to liave been tne continued abuse of his father. Jorome Meiz, a dewocrat, who is | charged with precuring Rudolph Ro- per, an old man, to vote twice st the Jato election st Columbus, O, was Wnaud over hy U, S. Commisstonor To-night., Secretary Evarts will \amnlflruoflyn. Mr. Evaris has t estd in public in_Brooklvn av Beeoher trial In 1475 Sccretary Bherman. edys President Hayes will retuy to Fremont, O., in timo to voto at elsgtion. 7 Rov. John O. Porry, who was tried at Barrington. R. L., for firing his dvolling Monday was yesterdsy ad- judged probably gui ty of arson acd held or. £10,000 buil to await tha ac- tion of the grand jury, Bl was obtalned and Porry was remgnided “to Leo Shoyrock, cashier of the Turf Eachange, " the headquarters of tho sporting mien of Louisville, Ky., loft for parts nnknown yesterday with from $30,000 to $10,000 belonging to Watts & Hughes, proprietors of the John Murphy was accidentally shot illed by Thomss O'Neil, at Quarry, Ky., yestorday, whilo wrestling. : Walker Thomas, a “hod-carrier, was killed_at Lowville, Ky., yestorday, by-falling from-a twelve-foot wall, breaking his neck. CrxoNaTrr, October 19.—A heavy snow storm is in progress kero, Nrw Yor, October 19.—The Mor- mon_ missionaries set sail to dayfor Great Britai Furopg, A num- ber of young fhen Werd with the party. Three thtusands converts were made Inst year, Gosmex, Ind., October 10.—A large barn contsining fourteen horses was burned here last night. All per- ished. Loas, §6,000; E New Yoek, October 19.—By the fall of a book case in the clerk’s office here in 1879 Darloy Randall received sovere Injuries. . The supreme court has #Warded Bin'$10,000 damages, ‘Wismisgrey, October 19.—Ad- vices from Fort Keogh confirm Sit- ting Bull's desire to come in and sur- render, Hia braves are afraid of the soldiers, and he aska that he be al- lowed to approach the fort without military escort. 2 Sax FraNc sco, October 19. damage by the Mission and Falsom streets firé will amount to §70,000, Hauirax, October 19.—The Cunard steamship ‘‘Beta” experienced & har- riosne on the passage from Bermuda to thiscity. A cyclone has devastated Bermuds. Cucaco, October 19—The grand lodge of the Knights of Pythias of Tllinois is in session h day. A fine streot parade was made st noon. fominin bl Ohto Grand Lodge A. F. &A. M. ‘Soscial Dsya’ch to Tas Sax. Corumsus, 0., October 20, 1 a. m. ==The Ohio Grand Lodge of Marons met in _the city hall here yestorday. Grand Master A. 0. Lemon, of To. ledo, made the aunual address, and appointed & standing committes on crodentials, and grievances were pre- sented. One thousand delegates are present. Warren Investigation. oecial Dispatch to The Bea. Nxw Yok, October 19—1 & m.— 0 witnessesexamined be- fore the Warren court of inquiry yes- terday, and after the reading of testi- mony taken Monday, the court ad- journed un'il Toursday. Gen. Geart was expected to be present yesterday, but was not in attendance. He will be examined Siturdsy. DOMESTIC DOINGS, The Deputy Cashier of Bos: ton Joins the Numer- ous Army of De- faulters. Ridding the City of the Song Sum of Eighty-Two Thous- and Dollars, The Shop of a Nutew roitcal Painter in Washington Closed by the Courts. President " Hayes and Party Enjoy an Autumn Jaunt in Sunny Lands. Fearful Destruction of Life and Property by the Recent Gale on the Lakes, Boston's Lasu Defaulter. Specla Disfiateh to the Ben. Bostox, October 19.—4 p. m.—The discovery of the defalcation of §82,- 000 from the sinking fund by Joseph Woodward, the absconding depu'y cashier of this city, hes caused great excltement. Superiu‘endent Adams has ordered the preparation and mailing of a large number of circu- lars; eath one Kearing the photograph 1 of Woodward, the defaulting casttier. The photograph shows him with side whiskers, Of late ho has had his whiskers cropped, and has allowed his béard to glow. The olice cirkula is as follows: Boston, October 18, 1880. Wanted—Tn thi city forembezzling about §82,000 fn varlous sums, Johu A; Woodwgrd) eged thicty-two yeats; five feel geven, o einhit fndhes high; weighs about 150 pounds; dafk com- plexion; blue eyes; biack hair, which grows well down his forshead and is parted well up on the side; black whiskers and mouatache, the whis- kers bving worn full and cropped close at present; is quick in his move: ments; converses intelligeatly, and is gen*lemanly in his manoer. Pleaso arcest and telegraph to [Signed] Sawvend. Apans, Superintendent of Po'ice. Bpagial Dispateh to T i astiintiton, Ootober 19—4 p. m. —A decree has_been mads by gnd;;u Cox in the equity court h-re for the salo of -the stock of pictures, efc., be- Ioning to Mrs. Fossott, the artist, in. cluding her celebrated paintins of the Electoral Commission an? Chief Jus- tice Waits. The Fesetts being in debt to Gen. Jobn Hitez in the sum of £5,000, gave him a deed of trust en their personal property to secure i, for 810,000 The Fossotis brought in equity a suit to restrain sales, on the ground of usurous Interest, etc. The cate was referred to an_suditor, who reported 85,700 besides intercat, The decree 1s fn defsult of the payment. The électoral commission picture has been rémoved aud secteted by Mrs. Fwett,-whilo the pictitre of Judge Walie is uniderstood to be on exhibi- tion in Cincitiiatl. The rest of the collecfion js to be sold next Tuesday and the above mentioned aleo if tho trusteo éan lay his hands on them. It has been gsserted in the course of the case that tho first mamed picture yield d Mra, Fossett a handsore sum by the payment of 50 and $75 for the insertion in prominent places of people who were there, and large sums from those who were not present atall A Quick Trip. Special Dispatch to The Bee.. Sax Frascisco, October 19, —The president’s trip from Portland by steamer in forty-four hours is the quickest average between Portland and San Francisco ever made. The party Lifc for tho Yosemite to-day, and will not again return to San Fran- cinco, taking the train at Lithrop for Los Angeles, through Arizona and New Mexico to the Mississippi valley. The Lost Alpena- Special Dispatch to The Bee. ~Cnicaco, October 19, 4 p. m.—A. digpatch from Holland, Mich., re- ports that portions of the furniture of the lost steamer Alpens have come ashore and all hopes of any of her crew or passengers being saved is dissip- ated. It isnow stited that there were from seveoty to eighty passengers and a.crow of twenty-six on board. Despatches from various points along the shore show that hundreds of vessels were damaged and dozens of them wrecked in the twenty-seven heur gale. Difference in Coin Values. ‘Spocial Dispateh to The Kee. New Yorg;*October 20,1 a m — A case that ia impartant in the result « to importers, came te trial yesterday in the United States circvit court, be- fore Judge Shipmanrand jurg. It re- lates to tne silver question, nd was transferred from the treasusy depart- ment to the United States courts. The fac's are these: The deprecation in valge of rilver in 1879 and lSBOL was disregarded by the tressury de- partment in its instractions to collec- tors of customs, and no substantial change wes made in its estimate of foreign silver coins, though the latter were purchnscd at the mint at only their actual bullion vals Thus, af- ter the patsage of the silver bij, the Mexican dollar, which is the currency in which invoices from China are usu- ally mads out, was valued by compa ing it with United Scates silver dol- largcf 412 grains. If it had been uoted, however, by c.mparisop with the gold doliar, the result would have been much less in American dollars. Importers, therefors, bringing goods from countries whose currency is sil- ver, isisted that this government should correct their invoices into American gold doll: This dispute involved a difference of about 15 per cent of the dutiable valae cf invoices in silver currency. The government in 1879 fixed $1.015 as the value, for instance, of the Mexican dollar, in- stead of abcut 86 cents, fis actusl valu~, After the matter had been argued before the' treagiry for some months by lawyers empldyed by mer- chants, the director of {He fuint s to the conc'usion that they wereright, and in January, of the present year, lie changed all public estimateson for- eign silver coins, and fixed them at the actual gold value. It is ex- pected that a large number of experts will be put on the stand, and the trial will last some weeks. How We Grow. Special dispatel to the Feo Wasntxotow, October 20, 1 2. m.— The chief of the bureau ot statistics rresents in bis quarterly report for the last thrae montbs of the year endirg Juno 30, 1880, jeatissued, a state- ment showirg the immigration to the United _by_the ports at hence they came. that ron The tofal number of emigran arrived during the year was 457,257. The uumber of emigrants that arrived at th principal poris where emigrants enter this country, are as follows: New York, 268,126; Port Huron, 94,570; Boston, 34,062; Philadelpbia, 21,727: Baltimore, 17,940; San Francsco, 71,51 457,257. From Europe, Asin, 15,100; Africa, 2 101,881; Pacific Tsla othar, 1,015. Tetl, 4 emuigration from Europe was as fol- lows: Great Britain 144,275; Germany, 39,186; Norway, 19,895; Austria, 12, 90%; Itly, 12,327; Denmark, 6,576 11 othor ports, 18,620 Total, 347,741; Swilzorlend, 6,156; Russin, 4,854; Hungary, 43 13; Neth- erlands, '3.340; Poland, 2,177; sl other, 2,142; total, 347 747. The immi ation from the American continent is as tollows: _British Provinces, 99,- 706; West Indies, 1,351; Mexico, 492; South America, 4. Total, 101,681. The emmigration from Asia is as fol- lows: Chiua, 5,802; India, 21; sll other countries, 16. Total, 5,839. @rend Lodge of Indiana Templars. Spocial Dispatch to The Ees. Ixp1aNapoLis,Oétobet 30, 1a, m.— Ali tho grand lodges of the Independ- ent Order of Templars of Indisa met in the twenty-sixth annual siott, in the Indisna supreme court room, at 10 o'clock yesterday, Grand Worthy Chief Templar Friedly pre- sided. ~ Quite a number of delegates were present and more were expected last evening and to-day. The lodge session promises # be of grent inter- , anfl much zeal I8 menifested. The twinty™ifth snntal meeting of the Grand Council of Bnyal and Se- loct Misons was held at Masonic hall yesterday afternoon. All the grand officars were present. There was s large atterdance of vieltors, and the afternoon was spent in perfeoting the | == organization, the appointment of various committees and arranging oth- er preliminaries. The cflicial reports from tho council indicate the lodees to bo in a very healthy condition. Tho grand chapter will meet to-day at the samo place. Miscegenation. Special Dispatch to The Ked CLEVELAND, October 20, 1 a. m.— Another eensation is the misegenation marriage of Miss Mionio Sawyer, a ple-minded Cavcasian heiress, to Loomis, coloréd, #ho is an_ éx »crurt shyster. She is a btu- pel netto, 15 years old, and anything but, handsome, Hor father died some years ago in Nebraska well to-do. and 1eft property to her and a younger brother. Sho left home on account of troubls with her mother, aud boarded at the Johnson house here. Her mother and her uncle, who_Is her gaardian, and who lives st Mentor, and all her acquaintances remonstra- tod, but last Wednesday Loomis pro- cured a license, and Rev. Mathew Guhi, an Evangolical minister, mar- ried them. They made wedding tour to Montor, and, with other col ered people, calicd on Garfield. They aro now liviog at Salem, O , where he runs a barber shop. MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. New York Money and Stocks. Waui, Sruxer, October 19 Money 3jjexehange steady at $4 52@1 8 4. GOVERNMENTs. 81 Moderate'y active and advarcd e to Je #nce opening. e ——— Cbicago Produce Market Citeaao, October 19. Tho leading grain markets were easter. Wheat—No. 2%spring wheat declined 4@fc and sales were at $100@1 00% for October; $101}@1 01% for No vember, closing at 8) 004 for cash or October; $1 013c for November; 31 03 @1 034 for December. Corn—Declined }@}c for future de- livery; No. 2 sold_at 39}@40c for cash; 394@397c for Getober; 40§@40fc for November; 453@45¢ for May. Oats—Stronger for present, but lower for future; No. 2 closed at 82jc for cash; 32}@32%c for October; 30§c for November. ; Rye—Steady, with ssles of No. 2 at 84c for cash or October; 854c for Decetaber. Barley—Stronger and higher; No. 2 selling at 8lc cash. Whisky—$1 11. Pork—Closed at $18 25 for cash: $18 50 for October; $12 00 for No- vember; 11 95 for December; $12 65 for Janusry. Lard—Ciosed at £8 10@8 15 for cash or October; £7 95@7 97} for Novem. ber; $7 90 for December; $792}@ 7 95 for January. Chicago Live S:ock Market. Crcaco, October 19, Hogs—1In good demand and firm; sales were at $470@4 80 f.r lizht packing and shipping; $4 6024 85 for heavy packing; 84 70@5 00 for choice smooth heayy shippiog; receipts, 22,625. Cattle—The receipts were fair, but ot excessive, inclading over 1,000 bead of yearlinz and spring calves from Obio and other éastern points The balk df which will ba !Eip;ed west! The warket was quiet, bat there 13 a disposit buyers to cpurats at a figurer; sales were made to shippers 8t §5 37} for extrs steers snd to city i e L quts Lvi B w 3 A. B. HUBERMANN, THEE RELIABLE ! JEWELER, wUI, vuugias dna 1otn 91s. Gives Great Bargaigstin Ladies’ and Gents AMERICAN COLD AND SILVER WATGES All Kinds Of JEWELRY, SILVER WARE AND DIAVONDS, We Guarantee The Best Goods For The Least Money, augki et HORSE SHOES AND NAILS, Iron and Wagon Stock, At Chicago Prices. W. J. EROATOCHL, 1209 and 1211 Harney Street, Omaha. ' oetir-om ~ TO THE TRADE. - Having just opened an entirely new lineof - MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, We would ask the Merchants of Nebraska to inspect our S{ feeling confident we can meet the wants of all in good Gouds™ and Low Prices SHREVE, JARVIS & €0, Ane10.end 3 butchers at £4 45 for goud fat steors; there was nothfog doing among other grades up to 11 0'¢’ock; fresh recelpts, 4,283 head. New York Produce i(uko‘n New Yok, October 19 ¥lour— Receipta 25,000 bbis, sales 14,000; matket without decided change. > ‘Wheat—Trregular; Chicago. 811632 117; Milwaukoe, $116@117; No. 2 red winter, 81 164@1 16§; November, $1161 bid; Decomber, £1 17§ bid; sa'es . Corn—Quiet; No. 2, 5bjc; sales 1¢0,600 b. Oats—Qulet. Whisky—Quiet. Pork—$17 00 bid for October: 81300 for November; $1280@1320 for sell-r for the year; closing at 88 574@8 65 for October; 88 47i@ 8523 for November; $8 37)@8 42} for December; £8 373@8 42} for Jan- uary; 88 40@8 473 for February; £335@8 40 for seller for tho year; $8 573@8 65 for buyer for the year. Butter—Firm and in fair demand; Qhto, 15@30c for new. Egas—Strong at 19@22 for fair to cholce. s St. Louts Produce Market. Sr. Loute, October 19, Flour—Easier and lower. Wheat—Lower and unsettled; No. 2 zed, $1 01}@1 01} for cash; $1 03; @1 02} for November; $1 053@l 05} for December; §1 02@1 02} for tho year; $106§@l 07i@l 06§ for Janu- ary; No. 3,do, 04@94jc; No. 4, do, do, 89}c bid. Corn-—Higher at 303@393¢ for cash; 40c for November and D.cember; 304c for the year; 40bo for January; 447@44]0 for May. O sts—Higher at 39§@39; or cash; 41140 for November and December; 3% Rye—Quiet at 82)@83c. Barley—Unchanged. Lead—Quiet at d4}c. Butter—Steady; carry, 20@25¢c. Eags—Bettor at 154@17c. Whisky—Steady at $1 10. Pork—Quiet at $15 50. Dry Salt Meats—Lower at $4 90@ 7'70@8 00. Bicon—Lower at 85 37428 37}@ 862} Lard—88 10@8 15. Receipts—Flour 8 000 bbls, wheat 89,000 bu,corn 31000, bu, orta 22,000 bu, rye 1,000 ba, barley 21,000. Shipments—Flour 12,000 bbls, wheat 21,000 bu, corn 1.000 bu, oats none, rye 39,000 ba, barley 1,000 bu. B8t. Louls Live Stocc Market. 8. Lovts, October 19, Hogs—Fairly scuse; Yorkers snd Baltimores, 84 55@4 65; mizxed pack- ing, $4 40G4 60; butchers’ to faney, $4 65@4 80; receipta 5,600; shipmonte, 3,100, New Yorx, October 18.—Charles Grimley, an w-onaut, proposes to make an ascension at an early day from this city with a view of crossing the Atlantic. His talloon will con- tain 20,000 feet of gas. ~ ST.JOSEPH Hospital Medical College. colleze Fufiting, Second Meset, between Prancis HE Fourth Reular Course of Lectures in this Cuilage will begin om MONDAY, OCTOBER 4th, 1850, nd continue five months. . Tho furnty a7e hap- Py to lnform the many fri nds of the rehool of 4 continu d sucrems,both in the momber_of students and ita faciities for fostrnction School s well supplied with sn abind nce of ‘Anatom cul Materal and the Cliaics ! ths How Dital aford amplo opport nity £ ¢ prac lal in #riction w Madicine and Surcery. 1 % Diplows i Tecoguized by all mejical aameiations lu the soc atio: it will bo the aim of the facuily o a4~ st in elevasing the stndard of medical educs. can the profesion e istics snd from tre entrasce nto its Fanka qua. ified o1 uate. nturs course, including trator’s ticket, $05.00; Fees for three years graded course, 145.00. For turther iaformaticn a ‘dress the Secre'ary of the Facuity, J. M. D. FKANCE, ¥.D., 430 Francis Streee. v Cor. 14th and Dodge Sts, FEBRIFUGE A REMARKABLE LETTER FROM S CELEBRATED PHYSICIAN. Bryam, Texas, June 11, 1879, ' J.0. Richm: Ay Louls Dens 8iry iy, oF every third day, x el rdson, Bt , 3 years old, ontha. e 1 inetandy o my drug store for your it 1 it Jast 1o a7 thAE ha ver his a AympLoms of fever Aor coms enoing Febrifhge, (o dnie, heing now over mmonth ago. 1 feel that I o B3y (his mueh i hehalf of you m & reguiar . bu Tetired from rotis 3 yenrs nzo and devoling my Bine toarug bustnoas. Veory 5. W. BOWELL. IT IS THE BEST. Stocktos, Mo., Aug. 35th, Louts- Dear ocording to dircctions. in this Hemountey. Yours traly, MACB & MITCHELL, Drugsiste FROM A PROMINENT ORUS FIRML hardson, St. Louls—M; it Salbo e Somaeihiti rollabiet 1 Tau’ can make any use of | doso. e, anu"hundw a0t it nxe rosulia. Your fHlengsce & Ostrander. 15to ertify that 1 had the F andAgne T S et S O ot o i, It 10 the's o2o T Bave Rrown of: GEO, BAILOB- HE STILL LIVES? O B AT A, 1w | n-nsm»rnmm:r' Dad Frvee nad Akgie, and. ARer A Ay T B poen faiat had { not Jound this as I Yours traly, Stanage? B4 ¥ Hrg o FEBRIFUGE GENERAL AGENTS: RICHARDSOWN & CO., - St. Louls. RFAD, THINK AND BELIEVE! THE LITTLE GIANT - STILL AHEAD. " ¢ Nod Funtiine Sayi About it: £AG: a8 5% unoRD, ¥. ebruary 10, 198). Mz C. B. Thompeon, riigewater, éonm.: & » MY Dian St The Focket *eveu 1 ordered Bavearrived. 1 have tont. d theus and tr | them * perloctly accorate, rom the ounge up U the ful, | welyht—51ba. 7 hay are o small snd stowalo. o0 1y faverman whi cirey. ome W s yest 1 chet, Lo test his * big catch v.” Every e it oo s o v she e e LA, CIARTE ke i ¢ a pon- dontpod to Gertully ctve amt . dine 9 3y . with the need of cum’ eraomme. O BT aeki- | > des.Yours Traly, B Z C. JODe¢ N, Itter wpeaks for fte, a ) iwoma of o bewt sportuven 14 ol v w1 Kt or famuvy us, 38 they are o y i the vest ockes. Every tumly shonid surely have.one, as. theg Tn” we ghie fe. The price 8 < iy Fifty Conts each and is within the rexeh of ml. 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