Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 17, 1880, Page 1

{ = — — VOL. X. [ )N IAHA, NEBRASKA, WEDNESDAY. NOV£MBER 17, 1850, Established 1871. MORNING EDITION, DOMESTIC DOINGS, | Houston, Joha P. Green, 3. M_Hard. Annual Tour of Inspection of Railroads of Ufficials A Larze Arrival of Emigrants at Castle Garden. The Grand Jury Will To-day Hear the Evidence in the Philp Case. Califorria Sends One Republi- can to the Electoral College. = Jay Gould Secures the Con- trolling Interest in the New York World. More Arrests Contemplated in the Mor%y Letter Business. The Philp Lidel Bpocial Dispatch to Tun tise. New Youx, November 17, 1 8. m.— The grand jury will to-day hear the evidenco in tho case of Kenward Philp, who was held to await their ac. tion by Justice Nosh Davis on the charge oi criminal libel for witnesses were issued yesterday and to-day, and most of them have been served, but it is understood that considerable evidence will be offered that was not submitted in_the court woom at the examimation. The grand jury convened at 11 o'clock yestarday moraing and sat until 1 o'clock, when @ number of indictments in minor criminal cases were presented. 1t ap from the statement of Assistant ict Attorney Bell that no attempt is being made by the prosccutiug attor- mey to secure ovidence ngainst any of the porsous as yet involved in the casc, and heyond fact: already sscor- tained nothing will be presented to the consideration of the jury. Ths most importaut question at the pres ent time relatcs to the bondsmen of the accusad, e of whom, James Fay, had mot quilified in the uecessary smount of £10.000 up to 2 oclock Mondsy _ sfierooon. The bond which awaite hisuignatare io the dis- ,000. Gen, d 78 bonjeman, eays that ho onne propertyto F 10,000, Rumor says ondn, the exteat Gen Spinola’s bond was vo be chal- Tenged on e gronnd that he was nat worth what ho ropresented himself to be, bur it appexra t) be uufou.ded, 88 the distric: attomney informed a re- orter this weratng that no steps in oppositioa wuuld be taken. #'r. Fay, in consultation &t the wheriff's offico, 5aid that he was willing o qualify us bndsyman, and woald probably do 50, but ho was aunoyed at the statements tha: appear d in some of the morning papers to the effcct taat he had alieady quatified, that being as ho termed 1t on awsumption of fsct; he said that batore be qualified he desired to see wn intimate friend, pr. g an in- dictment is found. It is interesting 0 know betore whom Mr. Philp will be tried. It is understood that the trial will bs pasiicd forwird as soon w8 pomsible, although the ditrict at- torney will bave his nands full for the mext month to some. No litde excitement was raised around the court house by rumore pre wented in the morning papers to the effect that Mr. Philp, having cessed %o be in the eaploy of The Trath, had made revelatious to the district attorney having direct beating on the alleged Garfield-Chinase Tumor was generally discredi.d, and by those most reliably iufuricd was characterized as absurd. Judge Davis declined to bs inter- viewed and said he had nothing to way, and when he had he usnaly pre- his own statements The re- porter met Mr. Phiip in_the city hall park, and he made the following statement: I have hud muce this wretched trixi commencod reat deal %0 do bosides having been embarrass- ©d by sickness in my fawily Daring the trial I have been obliged (o sus. pend writing for The Tru'h, Chic and other papers with wlih I am ‘©ounected. There isno truth in the statement that I have been discharged from Truth or any other pspers, and I koow no reason why I should be other than in conseanenc: of the vex- ation of this business. 1 have been unsble to do my rogular amount of k. Bo far as 1 know there is mothiag offill feeling betwoen my as- 20%ates on Truthand myself, and so “ar as the Morey lettor 15 concerned I know nothing about it. I. cammot have anything to do with the m: T went to see Mr. Bell with the special o) of talking 0 him about my One of my bondsmon being engaged on Governor's lsland I esid to Mr. Bell that this gentlemsn was & stranger to me and it was quite pos- sible that I might not be able to se- cure his attendance at the moment I wsked, thereforo, whether I would be granted the Opportunity to ebtain another bondsman; and was told that I would, that is all. The time for renowing Mr. Philp's beil has been extend.d to Wednesday noon. Goue by the Board. Bpocial Dispaich to The Bee. Cicaco, November 17—1 a. m.— An Elgin, Il dispatch from Lead- yille, Col., Stephen S. Taylor, of this plm:.d.’i-lthn of poeumonia this morning. He was editor of The Eigin Advocate and secretary of the Eigin Mining and Smelting company, of Deadville. He had been there looking after his interests about a woek. Railroad Magnstes. Bpecial Dispatch to The Bee. Cicaco, November 17—1a. m.— “The officers of the Pennsylvania rail- road company, who are making the an- :h"“ _l;nt of their lines, arrived in s city this morning, and are stop- ping at the Pacific hotel. The party consista of Geo. B. Roberts, president; J. N. McCulloogh, first vioe presic dent; Wm. Shaw, second vice presi- dent; J. D. Layad, genersl manager, and the following dizectors: Edmurd Smith, W. J. Stokely, A. L. Fox, D. B. Cummings, §. M. Felton, W. T. Elkins, A. L. Dennis, W. Dennis, N. Parker, J. Shortridge, J. P. Wether- ¢, E. T. Townseud, W. Mrl, B, ing, T. D. Messler, W. Satherland. 8t Comicg. Spectal dispateh 1o The Bee. Nzw York, November 17—1a. m. —Osstle Garden was crowded this ternoon with steerago passergers from vessels—a larger number of emi- e than have been in the garden luring any day of the preseat month. The mewly arrived emigrants were from Germany, Ireland and France. Among them were about one hundred silk weavers from Lyons, Frauce, and = number of artisans from Alsace, Germany. The former were for Co- hoes, in this state, while the latter are for Springheld, TIL. He Dentes It Spacial Dispatch to The Bee Harusevss, November 171 a. m.—Henry Ramberger, who was ar- rested Monday for the murder of the farmer, Daniel Truman, near Union- town, on Sunday night, admitted to- day that he was implicated in the bur- glary, but denied the sbooting. He has, however, given such information as will lead to the arrest of hls com- panions in the crime. Out in the Cold. Special Dispatch to Tus Bas. Sax Fraxuisco, November 17— 1a m.—Full official returns of the state show that Henry Edgerton, re- publican eleetor, reczives 507 votes more than Judge Terry, the lowest on the democratic ticket, and is elected. The other democratic elootors have majoritios ranging from 87 to 143. An M. D. in Trouble. Spectal Dispatch to the boo Carcaco, November 17—1a. m.— Dr. Thomas Cream, late of London, Oanada, accused of causing the death by abortion of Miss Mary A. J. Faulkner, a young wotnan from New Hampshiro, here last summer, was put ipon trial in the criminal court to-day. Mrs, Hattie Mack, colored, who nursed Miss Faulkner and was indicted with Dr. Crosm for compicity in the crime, was present to bo nsed a8 awitness by the prosecution. Dr. Cream and Mrs. Mack were docketed for joint trial, but his counsel moved for “a separate trisl, which was grant- ed, and his case taken up first. it is said the defense will Wndertake to prove that the girl committed abortion upon hersell. Election Echoes. Spocial Dispatch to Tk Bas. Derrorr, November 1V —1 a. m.— Full returns front Michigan give Gar- field & plurality over Hancock of near- ly 54,000. Jerome's plurality for governor is 41,000. ‘Special Dispatch to Tas Bes. JerrersoN Crry, Mo., November 17 —1 a._m.—Complete roturns of the ate give Hancock 208,689; (arfield, ,587; Weaver, 35,135; Hancock’s pluralety, 55,002, Hancock’s major- ity over sll, 19,867. As compared with 1876 the democratic vote shows a miin of 5902 Repubiican gala, 9,189. Greenback gain of 16,546, indications. Bpecial Dispateh to The Bee Wasnierox,November 17—1. a. m. —For the upper Mississippi and lower Missonri valleys rising, fol- lowed by stationery or falling barom eter, northerly winds, stationsry or nigher temperature snd clear or partly cloudy weather, More Chinamen. Special Dispatch to The Bee. New York, November 17,1 8. m — Seven Chinsmen hsve been pat to work in the Victorin silk mill, Union Hill, N. J., to learn the silk weaving trade. If they show an aptitude for the work it is the intention of the mill owners to put others to work. Judge McKenna's- Opinion. Spoctal diepatch to The Bee. Prrrsono, Pa., November 17—1 m.—Judge McKenna rendered hi opinion on_the application of the Western Union telograph company far an injunction to compel the Baliti- more & Ohio raflroad to restore to the telegeaph company oftices on the road between Pittsburg and Cumberland, which were taken charge of by the American Union_telograph company on Ostober 31. Judge McKenna de- cided that the Western Union wust be relnstated in the same condition as before October 31, on the ground that it was not competent for the railroad to take the law in its own hands, and by force sebstitute the American Un- jon for the Western Unton. The Western Union was working under a contract made in 1864 aud to rescind this contract the interveniion of the courts is necessary. A preliminary injunction was ordered, dirccting a complete restoration of the Wastern Unlon connections and privilege, and enjoining the defendants from any in- terference whatever with ita rights un- der the contract of 1864. Found Dead, Special dispaich to The Bee. Paruapkurina, November 17,1 a, m.—Horace Morrell was found dead inhis room at the St. Cloud Hotel to-day. Howas formerly a merchant of Oakland, Cal., and has spent tev- eral years in traveling over ihe conti- nent. He was vory wealthy, and the coroner took fon of a Targe amount of government bonds. Jay Gould Buystne Worid. ‘Special Dispatch to The Bes. New Yomk, Novemher 17, 1a. m. —It is stated that Jay Gould has se- cured the controlling Intercst in The World, and he will at once endeavor to improve its present condition, An entire new building is projected, to be situated on the corner opp site its present quarters. It will have a front on Park Row of 150 feet and will ex- tend back to the aliey and take in the whole block on Beskman strect. The building will not only be occupied by The World, but also by telegraph and other companies. The property for the new structure is secured. It witl Conveue. ‘Special diepatch to The Bee. Wasnserox, D. C., November 17, 1a. m.—Hon. J. D. C. Atkins, chair- man of the house committee on sp- gmpfiniom, has directed Col. Robt. . Stevens, clerk of the committes, to istne mnotices convening the sub- committee on the following bil's, i session, in this city on the 26:h: sions, District of Columbia, military, acsdemy and a fortification bill. It is the desire of Chairman Atkins to have all three bills disposed of before the holiday recess. Coming to & Focus. ‘Special Dispatch to The Bes.. _-s:l' York, November 17,1a. m. me tmportant developments are expected to take plmz\p morrow in connection with the Morey letter. Officiale in the district tt-poey’s offim todav stated that there was n thirg new in the case, but, remarl » od one man who is wail 1o tcd, cou: 2a to-morrow aud we will hav > I‘he Baltimore ana Ohio Uil Connected With the "FHE MISSING LINK. thing for yon. 1t is rumored tb t several persin § har, thow with | . 3 Tergury o oug witneses 10| Commereial Me= 1 | swear to the existence of Hunry I 3 Morey and the genuioences of 4 tropolis. 1 ther in quostion. @ao of tho — ry famity from Yawrence, Mase., way in the district attorney’s office to day, but no information ssto what he came on for, would be to give Uut that some arrests ars contemplated at an carly day is certain, Philp,. the Forger, About to Peach on His Iniquitous Partners, Another Victim. Causing Gieat Consternation Special dispatch to Tus Bz i 2o 3 Omcaao, Noverber 17, 1 a. m. Among Bill Barnum’s <George Howard, clerk Mules. Keith & Co.’s wholesale m Jtems from Various Quarters. house, was arrested to-day for sl ing goods amounticg to $200 or & A portion of the goods was recovered from bfm and_part in possession of bis woman named Lulu Howerd. I is thought his speculations amount to woveral thausand dollars, Coming W Special Diepatches to Tum Bxs. New Your, November 17—1 a. A New Trunk Line. Spectal Dispateh to The Bee. New You, November 16- 4 p. mi Tho conteact for a mutual arfange- t between the Baltimors and —~Pragident Sherman, of tho Mechap. | Ohio, the Philadelphia ard Reading ics Club of this city, has received the [ oud tho New Jersey Central, has been following dispatch from a Quaker who | azreed upon and sigtied by the presi- han been active in zeaking 0 relieve | qonts of the sonds. - By the tornw of N e iradsopletor it ents o ads. By the terms o the oolied Paople of icwputh ement, the Baltimore snd s, Pa., Nov. 15, find Gen. Conway? 1 tinve [ Ohio will usa tho roadway of the from Louisiana :nd Ala- | Reading to aud through the city of Thousaads of colored peopie | pijludelshia and northerly to a point where a conucotion will be formed wi'h the Bound Brook branch of the ontral railroad Jersoy City. ompiny is to receive ation for two-thirds of the and the Central rail road of y for one-third. Tho lat Is) receive oxtra compensa- he use of its vauable terminal ties in Jorsey city. The new arcangement ill begin on ber 1st, and the freight traflic o Iater. Al threeof the roads exoeet to be_benefited by tho traflic contract aud itis claimed that the ago aud the west will be expeditiotis as by sev- other {rank lines. Stand From Uader. - | Spoctat Disnsten o Tan Bes. New York, November 16, 4p. m.— It is rumored that Kenward Philp, tho alleged forger of the Morey Chi- neso lotter, Faving been Gismissed from his position on “Trath,” [new- paper], has dotermined to make reve- Istions in regard to the anthorship of the letter, that would implicate others besides himaclf, and had, Tato ¢ aftornoon, visited@Distriot- .y Beil's cflice with that object. own that Philp had a long and apparently _confidential conversation with ‘tho_ district-sttoruey yesterday afterncon at the atiorneys office, but 10 subject of it is_kept s secret. here ia much epeculation regarding t m: bama. are leaving pell-mell, and no ina euce but his can prevail to guide them han all it oght to hav it to distribute them thy to s about this dispaleh said tho southern nogroea are botind to feavo the south- treatment would not bo nnproved. The Sutimidation end proscription shown duritig the late campaign have only increased their determination to find homes elcewhero, Thers ard 100,000 ne~roes in differ- ent south ra states organizedjin bin ', and having money to buy land wiih 1t is & mistako to suppore that ali southern negroes are penniless, it is remembered (Mat in ey they atcuin 000 in the ¥ They cannot be aconsed o dence. Since that bank failed they havo hidden their savings in the ground, in their houscs and in their clothes, and if they had been fairly paid for their labor they would be in a still better condition thau some northern men who want to ‘ost the question of the negroes’ capabil A company has been formed, of wh J. M. Woodward, of New Rochelle, is president, and havo purchased 700,- 000 acres of land in New Mexico on eary terms to colored emigrants. Poor whito men have gono wost and be- come prosperous. Now it is proposed to see if the poor black | tie coming developments in the case, wmen can’t do the same. o When msked what he rhould The ST Haliroad Special Dispateh to the Fat, V. November 16, 4 p. m, of the Missouri, K 515 & Texas railroad vs. the trustee- ship, Justice Miller, of the sapreme court, before whom the case was ar. guad, has rendered a decision to the effect that the M. K. & T. comoany 15 entitled to tho yowseasion of their road, on the payment of coupons for intorest which, in their cross bill, hey havo offered topay. This do- cision takes the road out of the hauds of the trustees and places it in those of the stockbolders. ARich Dividend, Spacial Dispatch to Tho Boe. do in regard to Mr. Browne's dis- patch, Gen, Conway taid he would make further in a5 to the ex- tent of the presen: ements, going south himself if necessary, and tura the exodus westward. o thinks that soothern laud owners make the greatest possible mistako in not treat- ing the negro 0 as to retain their services, a3 megro labor is the only Isbor that can be profitably used on the plantations. CABLECRAMS. Special Dispateh to the Bee. The Belgian ecnate havo resolved tc abstain from attendiug, in their corporate capacity, any religious cere- monies. New Youx, November 16—4 p. m. isville and Nashvillo quoted to- A hurricane prevails off tho French stock dividend of 100 per cent. oot h holder of tho old stock, which A Cape towndispatch says the Tras. | was sclling at 172} yesterday, recelv- kio militia had repulsed the rebels, | ¢d for cach sharc, oneshare’ of new Killing ten of thers, stock as & dividend. A dispatch from Constantinople says tho Dervish Pasha troops have surrounded Dulcigno, and that decis- tve action Is imminent Forty thousind redifs are now|A Wing of theIMinnesota In- available for service in Greoce. Hospital, Destroyed Me. John Bright, of London, de-| S3N€ FiOspital Lestroye livered a great specch at Birmingham, by Fire. last night, in the course of which he . eaid be_considered that Treland re- quired immediate remedial measures | Conflicting Reports of the Loss more than force, which was useloss. of Life. He hinted that the government would 3 purchase and make a distribution of the waste lands. It would be the only | special Dispateh to The Bes. way tosettle the difliculty. St. Pavy, November 16—4 p. m.. At a meeting of the land league at | Tho news late last night thut the el Dublin to-ay the expedition of (he | zant state hospital for theinsane was Loogh Mask tenantry to Lord Erne | destroyed by fire, spread consterna, was disapproved of and- it has since | tion though tho city. Dispatches to been abandoved. A resolution of | the latesi editions of the morning ra- thanks was voted to Mr. Redpath_for | pera indicafo that the fire in the St. his eervices, and he was appointed_to [ Peter's insane asylum was not as se- succeed Mr. Davitt in America. Mr. | rious a+ foarcd last night. Only one hortly visit tha_south -of | wing of the building was destroyed. 1t is believed that his health | The whole atructure, which was ten timpaired. years in course of ereetion, was only The troops at Mayo have been fur- ;3,‘,‘,:,“330"“ S e ther reinforced. ) aley ha | £100,000 £y $150,000, been ordered to Galway. on_which, thers’ is no igsurance, the state having neglected this precaution. “The-drigin-0f ‘she. firesis unknown though it is located in the basement of tho north wing, which was de- stroyed. Repors of the loss. of life aro indefinite and conflicting. ~ Differ- ent rumors place the number of vic- tims from two or three to fifty, but no bodies hase been found and not one is suroly identified as missing. The superinfendent ordered the release of all patients as soon as danger became mmminent, and it is probable that in tho confusion of tho night, some were verlocked and burned. This proba- il Lo day LUNATICS LOOSE. Tt is reported in Londonsthat 8,000 vifles have been shipped from Ttallar ports, ostensibly for Greeece, but in- tended for Ireland. Tbey were pur- chased 1o Switzerland by an Irish- American. Georgia's New Senator. Spocial Dispateh to The Boe, Atvaxta, Nosember 16.—4 p. m.— Ta the election of United States sena for to-day, the vote stood in the sen ate, Brown 28, Lawton 16. In the house, Brown 118, Lawton 48 This gives Brown 82 majority on joint bal Tot, which will be declared to morruw. Undoubtedly the bestshurt in the United States is mannfactured at the Omaha Shirt Factory. The superiority of Material and. workumanehip, con- oined with their great improvem Hat Eaat e Reinforoad fronts, Retnforoed | 2RO, backs and Reinforced sleeses, makes NFLICTING REPOLTS. their shirt tho most durable aad best | Special Dispatches to Tax Bar, fiting garment of the kind, ever manufactured at the moderate price of $1.50. by the rescuers. i mates were carcd for last night by : Latest despatches from St. Every shirt of our make is | St. the money if found otherwise. Wo make a specialty of all wool, | jectured losa of life. Shaker, and Canton flannel, also chemois undersear, made up with » view to comfort, warmth and dural ity. " To invalids 2ad weak-ln persons wo.offer special inducem in the manner theso goods are made for their protection. Pu. GoTTasINER, 1207Rarnam strect. A orig nated. any i scroased by the fact that| Upon arrival he made enquiry s to 8303 drihe eHnad wimquicny m:':; the number of votea that his oppon with smoke, and could not be entered | ¢0t, Carrigan, had received in Chey There were: 650 pa- | eune county, but no_one, not even tientein the hospital last year. The | the clerk, could tell him anything the citizens. Some provision will be | that emitsaries had been sent to the made for them to day by the - atate { other counties in the district to find Cicaco, November 16—4 p. m.—|Cheyenne and Sicux (which latter is c Peter, | notin the dis'rict) had given Carrigan r Paul and Mlivneapolie, give full | 520 guaranteed firat-class and will refund | details of the burning of the asylum, | clerk fhat bat fail to disclose more than the con- | beat . One despatch | was beat, as he supposed Keith coun— five to ceven lives wero lost | ty had cast 100 voter, instead of 79. ther puts the number at 40 to 50 | However, be waited for the canvase, occupants of the north wing where | which taok place yesterday afte: Another | noon. When the absiracts of the dif- ceumates loss of wie at 150 to 200, | ferent counties were opened, and the while etill another doubts whethet | result footed up, Daley was 15 votes s were lost. One ssys there | abead of Carrigan. One of the can- were over 600 people who were quar- | vasters propo:ed to throw out Chase tered in the open field by citizens aud Hayes countiee, but that would not bava changed The result cmough tobeat Daliy. The progosition w made-to throw ow Red Willow, whi had given Daley 400 votes and C: gan nond, Gii thib prratext that the ab- stract had been certified to by the depnty instead of the clerk, but one of the canvassers said he did not think that weuld do. The motion then was made to adjourti to srpper. After supper the canvasscrs met, but the paper that they had footed up the vote on was missing, so they had to begin over again, and the different duting the conflagration. This moen- ing a majority, of the patients wefe taken to St Payl and Minnespilis and provided with tenipitary tusr- ters, 2 Sr. Pavz, Minn., November 17,1 —The_ origin _of the fire in the o itnane fsylum at Bt. Paul 4 still in doubt{between escaping gosa tobacco smoking in the laundty. Ehe whelo norih wing of threosectio; and two returns aro burned out, ex- copt a part of the floor in the sectiem next to the thaln Bullding, leavirg k®| g outer walls Intact, but the inner wall, { sounties wers ealled over sgain, and sprung. The damage can be repalied | when Cheyenne afid Siou wete zal'ed for $100,000. The unburned porticns | thore was sn abstract thero certifyivs of the huilding ate reoeciipied; loaving | to 540 votes for Carrigan, with the anly about one hundred and ftypss] ink on It haecly dry, and the abstract tients to bo temporarily penvidedg'q that had beenifia;rd Just_before No female patients sre missing at | supper, certifyito 520 votes for Car- rigan in Cheyenne and Sioux coun- latest accounts. -T:;mh " (mlo i AR} e tients were bei ught in ¢ was gone. This changed the re- Fl:s B 'Q-)unmnimoguuntryl and only| nl;_snd-u Oarrigan E" votes ahoad, | thirly-six reiiiained iinacconnted for, | aki 8 il DRAFASE Y o cortifitate:| 1t is believed that most of these are| Now, what are the goud people cotcealed in the country or sheltercd | of the state of Nebraska going to do at farm: houses, and that not more|about it Judge Daley will make a thin seven perished in the flames, | contest but it isa conteat of the weak Only one body_han_been recovereds | Azainet tho strong as the power of tue Those who pefishdd vere lun U. P. R R. will be used to thwart who could not be controlled and per- | him, the samo ¥¥ith D. €. Ballantine, sisted In staying in the building: | the contestant in the 26th senatorial Uatil the building be rastored twenty | district. . insane patients will be quartered at. the asylum for feeblo minded in Rochester, and thirty each in the county poor houses at St. Paul and Minneapolis. The remainder,of two hundred will be quartered in other parts of the asylum aud in the old asylam building in St. Peter-village OF the large number of male patients who flow from the asylum grounds, fow more thiu half clad, snd some almost naked, neirly all sought acd found shelter. Two who did not wero brought in to-dsy with their hands and feet partly frozen, THE YAZOO GAME. —— Western Nebraska Clumsily En- aots the Mississippi 8 50:51624 for Feb 8 74 for\March; 8 4 & sear. ¥ e —— pateh to the Bee, Loxpox, November 10, 4 7. r on Saturday wn will be held to col coutneil forr the meeting. considering any It is understood th now the programme, By . avou Spectal Dispatels 13 FB Beruy, Noven! of adverss popular toward _them. MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. Now York Money arid Stocks. WaLs Sarst, November 16, MONEY—5a5} por oo hange weak at 2 813 50 tion, riot._onfy sa and_ politically. making a united through thelr press, S$OLLING SPORT. to Tz pxn. 043 U.S. 4. 101) Curreacy ¢ auls preventin ing QUIET ATCABUL. teh toThe Beo Special Lo A dispatch that quict and good feeling prevailed. SPOONY AMEER. than 21 hours ago. Whoat—No. 2 spring sold at $1 06§ @1 08} for January, and closcd at $1 0501 05} for November; $1 05% @1 06 for Decomber: §1 067@l 07 for January. Corn—No. 2 sold at 421@42¢ for November: 42}@42§ for Decomber; closing at 42@42} for cash; 42} for Novembor; 42}@42} for Decomber; 163@47 for May. Oats—No. 2 sold at 30§@3le for cash; 313@30§c for January; clos- ing at 30fc for cash or November; 314c for Decomber; 313 for January. Rye—No. 2 sold at_84}c for cash or November: 876 for January. Barley—Higher; No. 2 selling at go: for eash, November or Decem- er. Moss Pork—Closed at $13 (0@ 13 50 for cash; $12 10@12 12} for November, December or_seller the yoar; and $13 424@13 45] for Jan- dered by emis A Senatorial Trick or Two. czused wuch merriment. STORM BREWING. Correspondence of Tus Bar. Nortn Pratte, Neb., November 2.—The vote of 26:h sonatorial dis- trict has been canvassed here to-day, aud has developed tho bipgest fraud that was ever enacted outside of Mis- slssippi. There was a paper which purported to ke the sbstract of the votes of Cheyenne county befoce the board of canvassers which certified that Snyder received in Cheyenne county 853 votes, Crutcher 22, and Ballantine 6 vctes, making 881 votcs, You will see by The Sidney Plain- dealer an article which is copied by The Omaha Republican of 11th inst., giving Soyder's majority in Chey- enue county 436 over Balleutine who received 6 votes, which would make a total of 443 votes tor Snyder.. There is no doubt that this Cheyenne county abstract 18 fraudulent. Through this fraud the certificato has been given to H. Soyder in this senatorial district instead of D. C. Ballentine, who re ooived & majority of the legal votes. And I suppose the same fraud will be carried out in the 40th representative district of which Cheyenne connty form a part, and certificato awarded to D. Carrigan, a democrat, instead of R. B. Daley, of Red Willow county. who was duly elected, When the con- from the highlind coun! the west coast of England. bulie teorological office to the south northwest coast. is anticipated. prospect of snow in the north. rotire. uary. Lard—Closed at $8 05 for cash; 28 008 02} for November; $8 02}@ 8 05 for January. Whisky—§1 11. pose to Chicago Live Stock Market. Cutcaco, November 16, Hogs—Were active aud a shade higher. Sales, $4 60@4 80 for light packing; $4 55@4 45 for common to extra heavy packing; §4 60@4 90 for good to extra smooth heavy shipping lots. Receipte, 48,000. Cattle—To-day's receipts were sgan Tiberal and thereis demand for choico to extra shipping steers, but and the course of events Teads to the inference that he wi ally of the liberals. A CONCILIATORY PROGRAMME. The Queen wit probably setarn R : the yoari &8 60a8 80 buyer the LATEST FOREICN NEWS. m— to proposal of convening _parliament, which bas been. prorugiod from _the 241 inst., the lime orizinally fixed The cabinet is not reine Irish_policy. concilistion_i Thero is considerable sgitation amoug the Hebrews m Germany on sccount demostration They claim that in every cify in the empire they are sub- jected to a cortoin_ cluss of pers>cu- ally but financially hey contemplate appeal for justice o — ordored the farmers to poisou the fox covers, hunting duriog the com- November 16—10 p. m.— from Candshar to-day saya Amcer Abdur Rshmen Khan pags the troops regularly, and that A cor'ous and somewhat comical explanation is now given of the origin of the report of the Ameer’s death Trick, two weeks ago. It seems that the e e, or paid a much longer visit than to the house of a lady to whoth Ballot Boxes Stuffed and the » Ull:wmv- N';vembvr 16. | bo is ongaved to marry, and bis non- ’ rain markots opened steady and [ roturn at the tiwo he specified before Certificates Altered, higher, but closed weaker and lower | leaving the place, lead some of his off- cors to report that he bad been mur- rica of Ameer Khan. The explanation, when first made, Severa gales and floods are reported and on Storm have heen issued by tho o- d The weather is still threatenivg, and a furthor disturbance The air is cold, with CHANGE IN THE BRITISH CABINET. The report Ia ronewed that Mr. Bright, who holds a_cabinat position #s chancellor of the duchy of Lancas- shiro, and Mr. Chamberlain, prosident of the board of trade, are abcut to The atory is belioved to take ita rise in the proposed visit of Mr. Gladstone to Lord Derby, at Knowles- y Park, tho lattor's country seat. is affirmed by quidouncs at the clabs that thia curious proceeding on the part of the premier can have no other logitimate interprotation than a pur- nduce Lord Derby to accept some position in the administration, It tendered the lord lientenacy in the placo of Earl Cowper, the present in- cumbent, ind will becomo an active Lord Derby is an’ extensive landholder in_ Ireland, and is one of the most popular land- lords among his own tenantry, and the Trish people generally. Evictions have test is made it will be claimed | o . beon almost or quito unknown on his that over 400 "of tho votos| qring to the supply of this descrlp- | o, and this fact, combined with that 1s counted for Chey-| ¢ o bOnE NN AN HOR CQUN KO KR | i established roputation as & man of emno county was cast in clu"y e m-“ngym_dm There werg | alfuirs, without whima, hobbiee, or Sioux. county, which is _attached to Cheyenne county for judicial revenue and election purposes, and that Sionx county was raally a partiticn of Chey- enne couaty, notwithstanding [the fact that the constitution places Sloux county in the twelfth senatorial dis- trict. OF course the legislature will unseat Snyder and seat Ballantine, but before that can be accomplished the United States Senalor will prob. ably be elected, and perhapa by the vote of this man who obtains his cer- tificate by fraud. Nebraska bas no right to point the finger of ecorn at Mussissippi, when such frauds are with impunity within her only two sales of shipping steors re- ported up to 11 o'clock. Trains bo- ing latein srriving with cattlo. Sales ranged from $4 50@5 25 from good to cholce grades. - City batchors were not operatiug up to the hour our re- porter laft the yards. Fresh recoipts were 5,200 head. ing feeling in Ireland. 25 indicating a lino of retreat in enforcement of law in Ireland. St. Louts Produce Market. §r. Louss, November 16. Flour—Unchanged. Wheat—Opened _higher but de- clined; No. 2 red $1 043@1 043 for cash; §1 04§ for November; §1 063 @1 06 for December; $I 08fal 08} for January; 81 107al 10ja1 10} for February; No. 3 do, 81 013; No. 4 do, 944047, Gorn—Lower; 43]ad3c for cash; 43043} for Novembor; 42}ad2 for for January; St. Peter and St. Paul. enact; indifference. canvassed gave Snyder 1,807; Ballen- in the extreme. tine, 1,389; Crutcher, democrat, 781; throwing out the fraudulent voto from Cheyenne connty it would leave Bal- lentine elected. W J. Connell, Clinton Briggs and E. Wakely concur in s written opinion that the vote cast in Sioux county conld not be counted in this senatorial district. MORE OF THE SAME. Nonrit Prarre, Neb., November 13.—I wroto you particulars of the canvass of the 261h senatorial district yestorday. The vote of the 40:h rep- Tesentative district was caovassed yes- terday at Siduey, and developed a state of ffacts which would make a Yazoo county bulldozer blush. The contest was between R. B. Daley, of Indiancls, Red Willow couuty, a republican, and D. Carri- qan, of Siduey, a demborat, Daley was fairly elocted by 100 majority in the district, but it was decreed that Carrigan should have the certificate. The facts o8 relatod to mo by Judge Special dispateh to Tk B December; _42}ad2} 45%a45} for May. Oats—Lower at 30741 for cash; 3030 bid for November; 31 for De: comber; 32§a33 for January, Rye—824c. Yaley—Unchanged. ative of her trade with Ei can dov Provisions—Pork dull; jobbing at monupoly—ihe i duced. presentat the meeting, snd . lard—Nominal at Sc. Dry Salt Meats—$4 50ad 557 00a 7 10a7 2047 25, according to age. Bacon—Dull; §8 15:8 20; $8 35a 8 40. speecher. held this winter. &t Louis Live Stock Market. 8r. Louss, November 16, Hugs—TFairly active; Yorkers and Baltimores $135@4 45;mixed packing, = sossion by Spanish opposi of the govers Daley are as follow: §4 504 ufcheenton (anoyy aud Centa-fonzrea, None: He arrived in Sidney the early part | $4 70@4 80; receipts, 9,900; ship- | j3'uni ten other Cuban chiefs have of the week to witness the canvass. | ments, 2000. beon iibera‘ed. Alfonzo was colonel —_ — in the y and also_secretary of New York Produce Marke. :fliiza under Gen. Niw Yorx, November 16 Flour—Without decided change; receipts, 34,057; round_ hoop Ohia at % 10@5 50; choice do $5 60@G 25, ;. SULTANS ASSURANCE. about it In the mesntime he found cut Special Disnatch to The Bee. superfine western, 83 80G4 35; com- | stantinople dispatch says that at a out the exact voto, and canvass was | mon to good extra do, $1 80@5 10; | protracted intersiew: ultan sa- delayed until they made the report. | choice,do, do, $5 20@6 50; choice | sured tha smbassadors that the eur- white wheat, do §4 75@4 Batter—Firm on choice grades. Ohio, 14}@26c. Eggs—Firm at 22@26¢ for fair to choice. Wheat—Steady; Chicago, $1 17a 1'19;Milwaukee, $1 20@1 21; No. 2 red winter, §1 20]; sales 300,000 bu. Corn—Quiet and firm; No. 2, sales, 100,000 bu. render of Dulcigno would be sy accomplishe in that Jires Bazuts-land ‘When they had reported the clerk of Cheyenne county told Daley that n ended. the that he votes. Daley told he _believed and thought ing. further exten: SICK ¥ THE JOB. Bpecial Dispatches (o The Eee. him, 59 — Quiet. Provisions -- Pork _§12 65@13 50 | seller the yer; $14 50 bid for cash; | $15 00 asked for November; $13 50 @14 90 for Decomber. Lird—$8 (74 bid for cash; $8 52] as so0n as possible, hed to the aathoriti any tendency toward being dootrinal, will, it is bolioved, render the appoint. ment good in its result upon the exist- Nevertheless, tho rumored exchange excites much itemont, in both liberal and con rcles, whers 1t is spoken of r. Gladstone’s announced policy of the a domned to death at the recent trials wero banged to day in the fortress of They met ther death with perfect calmness and The scene was sombre REFORM IN THE TARIFF SYSTEM, Mavrin, November 16.—The co- op trade assdciation held a mesting yesterday in the opera house in favor of reform in the tariff sys- not only in Spain, but In her he development nd and Scuth America, aud to preserve her West India cclonies by only one policy that ope the prosperity of Cuba aud free her from the condition of wket for Spanish ria to which she bas been Four thonsand persons were everal democratic and liberal deputies made Otker meetings will be Reform in tariff will be zdvoeated in the cartes next re. Ao interview of Calix A. Gerca with the prime _minist Calix to Loxpox, November 16.—A Cen peedily |« ud all further trouble News from unchanged. The in- telligence from Griqualand is cheer- | It ia thought there will beno on of the rehellion. 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