Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 9, 1880, Page 1

he Omaba Dail OMAHA, NEBRASKA, THURSDAY. DEC EMBER 9, 1880 Established 1871, L. B. WILLIAMS & SONS, Dodge and Fitteenth Sts, _— We are Now Displaying an Ele- a7 line of Ladies’ GLOAKS DOLHAN A Good Closk for - . A Good Cloak for . .83 g9 A Nicely Tromme 1 Clonk $4.50 An Al -Wool (109% . . §5.00 ANiceOne for. . . _ gyxg Sometuin: Jine at $10,00 and up to $40,00. CLOA.ES and DOLMO 13, CLOAKS and DOLMANS, CLOAKS and DILMAN: SEETHEM, - - SEE THEM, SEE THEM, —AT—— WILLIAMS'. CHIL®REN’S COATS, CHILDREN'S COATS, CHILDREN’S COATS, for a Child 2 years and upwards. MISSES’ GLOAKS & ULSTERS at Pleasing Prices. This is the Best Line o Children’s and Misses’ Cloaks to be found in the city, and our Prices are always the Lowest. LADIEY AND CHTLDREN'S HOJD3 $2.90 53, LADIES' A%D CHILDRENS SACQUES, LADIT.S AND CHILDRENS CHENILLE SCARFS, AU e at WILLIAMS LLiAam . Immense Stock of White &Colored Blankets Grey Blankets from $1.50 to $8.00 per pair. White Blankets from $2,00 to $12.00 per pair. Our $2.00 White Blankets are a Wouder at the Price, SENT'S, LADIES' AND CHIL- LREN'S UNDERWEAR. L. B. WILLIAMS & SONS, Cor. 15th and Dodge Sts., SIGN OF THE CCLDEN PIANO & FRAME, A. HOSPE, JR., Pianos and Organs First Class on Easy Monthly Payments, Sheet Music and Musi- cal Instruments, FINE §.0CK OF MOULDINGS. ©1 Paintings, Engravings an* Frames at grest Iy T-daced prices. 8510 Prames, 1 fnch, Wlou Windos ¢ window aod Spwards Taowreq' £ o0 per window and upvare, Coratee Futon3 80 at winlow nd upwardsy Cerees trammes She oach 105 M USIC. Violin Strings 1bc, a1 76,2 50,3 Guitars 5 00, 6 00, 7 00 and upwards. anjos 1 00, 3 00.5 00, and Armrieoiviron | 00w, cheapet In ity Band fo. samples and ¢atalocue - Hosek T 1516 Doden Ser o Harrisan e . T AL W. NASOX. and apwards, PR X &OCATED HIS MED- et 2 OFFICE, 498 TenthBtrest, - " OMAIIA, NEERASKA Oftrinz Lia pervices o al a medtetne Both i gencral au pecial ‘chronic diseases. Ca ‘and.dss, snd will viaita P “comnty on mecelot of lette e remr iwn T bome Seupies w or 5 oo "kl Siocoe & " G0 Portiand, Me. T NmEIASI A VINECAR WORKS | ERNST KREBS, Manager. &ll kinds of Marutacsarer of VINEG AR Jeres S _Bot 90h ant Win, ONAH A, NEB. J. H. FLIEGEL & CO0. ‘Succestors to J. H. TITTELE, MERCHANT TAILORS, No. 1220 Dougles Strest, onTA NEER, DOMESTIC DOINGS, New York Anti -Tammany- ites About to Retire John Kelly. A Mexican Gunboat Captain De- fies the Authority of a San Francisco Judge. The Streets of New York to be Lighted by Electricity. Murdered While Funtiog. I Bpzanl Dispatch to The Bee Wapexa, Minn., December 8—10 | ®. m.—Orb Hendrickson was mur- dered Sunday in Todd coanty, while huating with his brother, by three men, with whom he had a d. about & dser toat had becn The body was fourd with three bullet holes and several knife wounds in i His brother tracked the assassins miles in the snow, but they escaped, Sutcide. Spocial Disratch to The Bee, Grusox, Iil., December 8 —10 p. m —The hody of & well dressed man s fuund in a field a few mi from he"e with a bullet hole in his breast and a revolver lying near, one chem- ber of which was epty. A drove of swine had eaten the flesh from the face and hands. The coroner's jury gave a verdict of suicide. Base Ball Conference. Special Dispateh to The Eve. New Yoxk, December 8—10 p. m, —The board of directors of the N: tional Base Ball league, met at the St. James hotel this morning. Tke championship was awarded to the Chi- oagonine. Appeals wero made in be- half of George Hall, W. H. Craven and A. H. Nichols. for the removal of their disabilities resulting from their expalsion from the lesgue for dishon- est plaping. The resolution was adopted that notice is served on the persons named, or their defenders, that the board of directors of the league will never remit penalties in- flicted on such persons, nor will they hereafter consder any appeal from them or in their behalf. The Bostons aud .he Nationals, of Washington, wero admitted to the league, Frozen to Death. Special dispatch tojTu Brx. Cr1caGo, December 8— 10 p. m.— Mra. Annie Morgan, wife of Peter Morgan, was found by her son st 6 o'clock this morning frozen to death by a fence about a hundred yards from their house on Thirty-first street. She was addicted to liquor, and went to get some last night while the rest of the family were abod. Criminal Carelessness. CHicaco, December 8—10 p. m.— A switch encine on the Michigan Southern railroad ran into an Archer avenue car at midnight last night. The car was demolished, and the pas- sengers, about twenty-five in number, almost inextricably mixed up with the wreck. Some eight or ten were in- jured, but none fatally. The driver, Cornelius Halloran,had hisleg broken. The engineer, N. J. Ford, was arrest. ed. He saya the flagman signalled him to come ahead, and he did not see tho street car until too late. The con- ductor of the car says he saw the light soveral blocks away. Overdue Steamers. Spec al Dispateh to T2e Bes. New Yorx, December 8—10 p. m.— The ““City of New York,” ia the only European steamship that has arrived within the last twenty-four hours. Her voyage was attended with head cales and tempestuous ac1s, and on November 27th severe hurricanes were encountered. Thirteer. vossels are atill overdue from foreiga ports, and may be reported any moment. John Kelley in a Corner. Spectal diepatch <o The ee. New Yorx, December 9—1 a. It was reported yesterday that rangments bave been perfooted be- twesn republican and anti Tammany democratic aldermen whereby Mayor Cooper's nomiuation for ciry offices will be confirmed, and that John Kel- ley will be superceded by an enti-Tam- man as comp roller, and the oth- d between Te- publicans and Tammanyites. Tt | was in the act now approachiriz or forty banch s forazed every w. thntgh they give v tol s of p however, the p be rot teken months will, in ness the pr_cipitati-a of a to spaak Brookbor ugh T:»sday whe the meetiug was disporsed by stabulary. event i conrection with thie spisode MORNING EDITION. Finally Stillings Iping nar to the dle, when Zooty pushed him away i fired roven bullats iato Lis body, g _him iostantly. Both were married men. Zdoty was arrested. Truth's Falsetoods.s Special Dispatch 1 The Bee. New York, Ncvember 8—10a, m, —Trath this moraing, in a0 ¢.itorial, commentiag upon the allaged discov- ery by detectives, of the author of 1l Mnrq Chinese letter in Brookly. , ya: ““The letter is not a forgo itis gonuine. The tampering with the envelope was & strong indica- tion that it was hot suthentic, we must cohifess, bat there are indica- tions of genainenens which complet ly informaticn regar-ing t: tory of tha [-ics preceding its re ceipt by tHo United States suthori ties, which will scon be made pnblic through our columns. A taree thou- sand dollar clerkehip is now en ob- stacle, bt that will soon be removed and ihen the facte will come out.” CABLE NEWS., The Land League Spread- ing Among All Creeds and Classes. A Landlord’s Solicitor Rough- ly Handled by Irish Tenants, President Hayes' Remarks on Spanish Cruisers Stirs Up ‘the Madrid Press. CHEEKY COMMUNISTS. Special Dispatches o Taw Bax Parzs, December 9, 1 a. m.—The communists express much indignation at the refusal of tho town council to gract them a sito on which to erect a monument to the communists who were killed in 1871, when Paris was captured from their hands, as well ss to other communists aiterwards tried andshotor exiled. The council re- fused, it is understood, on the ground of the abrurdity of 8 municipality as- slsting to commemorate the acts of men who violated law and order, and attompted a riotous mesns to over- throw it. SPUNKY SPANIARDS. Special Dispeteh to The Bee. Maprio, December 9—1 a. m.— Considerable excitement prevails 1n political circles sud on ’change, caus ed by the passage iu President Hayes' mensage referring to the aggression of cruisers on American vessels in Cuban waters. The press of this city are nteking bitter eommients upen 1. The ‘ministerial organs state that the dis. patch of tie Spanish minister at Washington lod them to sapposs that the mattc= had been satisfactorily ter- minated by_tha Inquiry instituted by the naval department, and by the American admiral at Havaus end the indemnities that were paid. GROWTH OF THE LAND LEAGUE. Specal Ditui vt 1o Tan Lee. Dusurs, December 9—1 a m,— Tt is teciming wmoro evident every day that the lazd leanue interds to cofhi 2 ticn & of the locomotive, but thought it was | geif with the land agita- emand for gomo degroe of vernment. 1" ion i . Tuirty thy loagas are k. he rewspap-rs, ch of their spacs e meetinzs. make no pratense gesdual breaki THE COMMON CAUSE. O'Kelley an Sexion were ex;:oc 18 Cone The wost remarkat'e snffering from _sunstroke resulting £z xposure while attending to his ofizinl ¢ atios. Reiurcs cf the English beard of trac’s oo generally {avorable, although they skow that the shipments of iron for st month have declined t0 16,700 s, Renewed shocks of esrthquake has been exporieuced st Agram, Aus- L poitive damagze has y beeu dous, but the Irbabitauts %5 tly excited.an a real penic exists Me. Forster, chief secretary for Ire- { 1a~d, nas Issued & cifcular to magls- urgiog the enfurcoment of the aivst unlawful assemblages, thraateninz, etc. Mr. Shaw LeFevre, secretary of tho admiralty, delivered a speech af Re Frglnd; yesterday, e gradual grad- crowtion of peasaat proprietors ln Irlaud. He also rapudiated having auy ey prhy with the land league. A diepatch from Paris says the porte has ce: i Cre'e <) Germany on simi- mr; rms as Cyprus was ceded to Eng- TS ontho Tyne, proposed by the American nanuficturing com- pany, has been abanduaed. It 1 reporied on go.d suthority that s f guns and smmuni tims are being shipped from Germany terial press of Madrid now advocate a r:fcrm in Cuban tar- propara the way fo _closer ¢ mzercial r-la’ with the Uritcd Staresan:v'oI o ff, was shot ay by a farmer named FOUL - MOUTHED MAY. A Storm of Indignation Raised by the Patisan Speech of the Irish Chief Justice, Whose Conduct is Denounc- ed in High Official Circles. Parnell Determined to Arrest by Attending Parliament. DISGRACING THE BENCH, Special Dispatch to The Beo New Yorx, December 8—4 p. m.— A special caviegram says that the speech of Chiof Justice May, ref ing postponement of the Irish state trials, has caueed profound indigna- tion ‘smong the land lesguers, and even in London, and it is rumored that the lard ghancsllor will enter his protest against the tone of it. LEAGUE WORK. Parnell intends to risk arrest for leaving Dubiin whén parlisment meets, and will try to bringbefore the house the whole Irish question. It is belicved Parnell mll be_arrested and serious consequences will follow. The Leaguers’ proposo to instruct tenants to deduct the police tax from their renis before offering them to their landlords. DOYCOTTING A LADY. A Dublin special to the Herald eays “‘Miss Harriet Gardiner,” of Killdare, has been for years on bad terms with her tenants and was shot and wounded in her own house fow years ago. Sho was ac- costed yesterday by & woman, while passing through the street and called dome vilo name. Tne woman then struck her mcross her face with a teaprt. Afterward Miss Gar- diner entered a hardware shop, accom panied by the town commissioner, and was in the act of buying goods, when the proprietor entered and or- dered Miss Gardiner out, declining her castom. crowd, yelling snd hootine. Sho drew a six-chamber revolver, and, tarning, pointed it at the crowd. Shs commsnded them to stop, ssying - | she wou'd use the pistol if necessary. cur neighaort 5o, tica clliry This move - ent is identieal terests of the Pr.tsta v isreported thaty at a conference held | 4 ne formors s we'l ee with 0 here, in which Senator Conkling and pated,the arranzement was perfected. This will be a preat vicrory for the rolitical enemies of John Kelley. It hsd been expected that Kelley would be able o prev.nt the confirmation of vy successor nominated by May r Cooper. wh 8o term of «flice expires Tanasry 1, snd that Mayor-tlect Grace would resppoint Kelley as comp- woller. The announcoment of the combination creates great excitement Western Union Profite. Special Discateh <o Tax Bax. New Yok, December 8—10 p. m —At the quarterly meotin raph company, held to-dsy, divi- | o) sk iwas daclared The pet profits for the quarter ending September 30, were 51.0470%827. Af- ter paying the dividend thero wasa .urplpl:lylf:gm earning of $132.000. indicasions. ‘Specisl Dhapatah 1o Tas £ax. WasEmverox, D. C., December 8— 1 s m—For the upper Mississippl a0d lower Missouri valleys: Clsar or partly cloudy weather, with lower barometer; higher temperature with porth to west winds in the latter dis- trict. Refused to Deliver. pecil dispatch to The Bee. Sax Fraxcisco, December 9—1 a. m.—Ths captaie: of the Mexicsn gun- boat “Democrata” refuses to deliver up Cladomivic Cato cn o habeas cor- s from the superior court, and adge Latimer has directed the sher- iff to proceed to the vessel and bring the prisoner and arrest the eaptain for contempt of court. Cato was arrcated on a warrant of Governor Perkins on an extradition from the government of Lower Csliforpia. The sheriff will attempt to board the vessel. Jeatous Galants. ‘Special Dispateh toThe Bee ‘Kxoxvie, Teun., Decembar 8, 10 p. m.—Paxton P. Zooty, . former stodent at the university herea.da man pamed Stillings, quarrelled yes- ! = St 208 | Catheliz teawn:_farzers. Vie: Prosident elect Arthur particl. | Dull S fequit e with ¢ atem;.: h advi has creed ben 3 u on ki the seccmd day of the trial, he was hooted and jeered Ly the immense maltitude, and was 8o hard preseed that he was obliged to seek rofuge in a neighboring Lous.. were avcut to rea when they woreinfor-—od by cre of the Iand league « ffecra that Cerolly was ready to cff T 2 tions. mounting a chair expressed scrrow at ‘having acted professiozally for an ch- rexious laad -woer,and that he world never serve ancther ejcctment for reat. His apoloty, however, would not allay the angry foelicgs of the populacn, and the officers of the land leszue "2 to for 3 ring aroucd Con- olly to Mud and clabs were flung st him, and it wae with difficeity thet k> made his way out of the 2 izhborhood. As your | U 10 treat Tosl ¢ d against creed n thisuoheppy 1d EATDING A SOLICIT B An extraordinary procecding. nn prec-deated as yot m tha sou h of Ireland, took place Minday at Mu - roe, county Limerick. John Hayes s game keeper of Sir Crocker Barrin, ton, was suamaned before & may among locsl politicians. trate at the Murrce 2ossiona for sho t ing tha nam=d Rys: one Wa. Ryan, al erown prosccuted. Tho hearing of of the | 1 case was attanded by a_considera- directors of the Western Union tele- | g qunbor of pocple, Moran, a s of the land leazu, to prosecution. Mr. Pats greyhound of a farmer, firad at Tee and for bavi: a farmer. Mr. James citor, sttendcd on bohalf suprort the ok Conolly, o accured Up- 0 court room on defencel rrival at The crowd Jology for his ac- y sypeared, azd rotect lim from tielr fary. Cudm ro Grant kav besa Taron Lorauil, of the pr. - creatc: iucs of Quebee, by Quees Victoris, revivinga family title of the time of | Louis X. Lord Ripon, viceroy of Tndia, is to the hruse | 4 She was esrorted to her hotel by the p lice, and finally accrmpanied to her residence by two constables. She is an evcelleat shot and always goes armed. SIBERIAN FISHERIES. Special Dapatch to The Bee. St. Pererseure, Docrmber 8,—4 p m.—The Russian government 18 about 1o 8-'ud the cwser *“Taroslave’ to intaroep: American fishing vessels encrosching npon the fi-her'es of the Siherian cosst. The “Taroelave” is ordered to cruise in the Pac fie. Sev- eral regimen's wil shortly be des owched 10 the Crucassus from Sevastopol and elsewhere. ELEGTT.D BRIEFS. e at Crookston, eS8t Paal, Lit La comyaay, 7 ooxiry. 1by firo Tues- ¢ it teol comotives, Low ,0 encs, Wis., i comtry last we k. >n1his bondsien sra out about €30 Tiis supposcd he s in the et The electrlo licht will Ly _given & tridl i the streats of New York dur- isg Christas week, whe. over a squars mile of the clty will ts lighted by electric Lurners. ific boller exploston occurred r mil's of Morrison, Barr Resaring Springs, Pa., yester- David Ackie, an empliyee, wae The dsmrge amourts to of review of the oty wr fing pesciation met yesteaday ia the Fiith Avenue hotel, Julge James Grant, of I, presided. POSTOXFICE CHANGES To Nebrasks during the week ending December 4, 1880, furnished by Wm. Vau Vieck, of the postoffice department: Postmasters appointed — Amboy, Webster county, Edward Gilford; Carewco, Saunders county, Joseph Teachman; Henrietta, Nomahs coun- | ty, Carence E. Clagett; St. Dervin, | 2 The lady then walked | © ! | aoross thestreet, followed by an excited WASHINGTON. The Senate Moving in the Matter of Congressional Reapportionment. The Electoral Resolution Occu- pies the Undivided Atten- tion of the Fouss Republican Members Hold a Caucus to Adopt a Course tobe Pursped, Objections Urged Against Conkling’s Man for Secre- tary of the Treasury. NOMINATIONS, 8pecial Dispatch to The Be-. ‘WasniNaroN, December 8—The president to-dsy sent to the scnate n batch of nominations, including Ccl. W. B. Hazen, to be chief signal cer, with the rank of Lrigedier giner- | & al; Col. Nelson A. Miles, of tho Fifth nfantry, to be brigadier general; \ea 0ldroy, to the United Siates commie- sion of French claims, and the iollow- ing consuls: H. Atherton, of N York, at Pernambuco, Almont Barrcs, of Vermont,at Caracco; H. H. Cruack, of Pennaylvanis, §t, Hulena; Henry Horstman, of Ponnaylvania, a_Wur- A. C. Priudles, York, at Bohin; G. W. Ro‘swell, of Pennsylvania, at Matanzas; Sauel Speckman, of Tenn., at Muish; O. A. Young, of New York, at Also a number of distri appointed during the recess, number of army promotions, and J. H. Coggins, to be colleotor at Now- | The port; W. L. Ashmore, at Barlington, N. J.; W. L. Lowens, at Ssg Harlor, ich. REPUDIATIN SILVER, The first popular obstacle that been placed in the way of tho silvar dollar comes from South Carelin: which state was one cf the foremort in demanding silver. The treascry departmant was_yesterdsy iuior that at Chester, 8. 0., the banks rc- fuse to receive silver certificates ct par, and that, as a consequencs, tha merchants and planters declino therr. The bank takes this action, becsuse they fear the coinaga of silver dollar at the presgnt rate, would soom cause its depreciation, and conre- quently a depreciation of the certifi- cates. CAPITAL NOTES, The president will to-day nomiinste John Hall to be United tats mar- hal for the western didti.t o P sylvaia. ia unde Asonisty T ‘Swayne, of the suprem court. w shortly tender his rasicnation. Ho- Sta: loy Matthews will be ajpcint= n, secratary of ihe navy of the United States kas sert a cable messago to M. Do Lesacps, ac- capting the Chairmatship of the Par- ama canal company. 1t can bestated upon the highee! | authority that Attornay-Genera: | Davens will not be appoiutad to suc ceed Justice Strong upon the suprem lench. It is probsble a souther: maa will be nomiuated t fill the va- ' canoy. Ccugressman Newberry, of Detco't, is underetood to bs & ca dide f .‘] cabinet positionin Gey, Gt Tt | ministracion. Mr. New'eery'. are of secretary of the ravy. Hiai- n he is especially titted to ha o charge of the navy Jey2c.ment, Gen. McCooki b1l 1o pin~y Grant upon the raiired 1. army, with the rank a- [y eval, created a deal of diroussi 1 - erdey. Gen. McCo ot in New York as a portic: frien_ of that faction of thercun 'icon | perty which idolizes Gen. Grz t, T however, is & busom friend of Ge Garticld, and whatecer he 1:. u mends concerning Gon, Grari o ressonably supposed to have Gen | Garfield's appre SENATE. Spoctal Dispateh to The tea. Wasurxorox, December 8. — A bumber of petitions were present-d and soveral bil's introduced durinc tho firab half of tho session_of th. senate ander the ganeral business of the morning hour. Among thoss pre- sented were peritions by Messrs. Ker- | nan and Ferry for the passage of the | ley and malt, and by Mr. Eston as- ing the consent of congre:s to the xd justment of the boundary live between Connecticut and * ew York. Mr. Eaton also introduced a bill iving t+e consent of congress to such settlements. Mr. Pendleton introduced a bill to | remove certsin claims from the de- partment to the court of slaims. Re- forred to the judiciary committee. Mr. Teller iniroduced a bill to regulate the election of members of congress. Referred to the judiciary committee. A member of the executive com- munications were laid before the acnate and reforred, | Wasavaros, December 8—3Mr Davis, of West Virginia, offe resolations declaring the necestity peedy legialation in relati appointment of representatives in congress, to enable the etate a- tares about action, snd dir-c ing the secrotary ot | the interior to comaunicate, o3 early | a8 practicable to the senate, a statc- ment of the population according to the returns of the tenth census. Adopted. Oa motion of Mr. Anthony, the senate will proceed %0 business un the calendar, ncting upoa such bills &3 ob- jections ‘are made to, suc rder to continue daily until 1:30 o'clocl:. On motion of Mr. Whyte, tho e - ate hill for tho relief of 8. Rosenfeld & Co., of Baltimore, refunding rev- enue tax on tobacco, paid in duplicat ‘was taken up, considered and passed. | Abill for the relief of Henry P. Rolfe was, on motior of Mr. Teller, ! proposed that the debate shon'd ru . e |" IIr. Oonger eaid be snpposed ¢ ; b [t iaporarity abeent. Mr. " cested that perhaps Mr. Whyt> and {his fricnds would like the h-nse to to be fixed upoit the | ats ) who arvaed nzainst Mr. Robeaow’s | While the Senate Piceon Holes +ho clrctoral count ina judicial way. * { Robeson to state whether thers wes n . - power to throw out a vote which is ont. i ~ged vote, Lo wiat power thore wasto thro s it out. om0 ~ase, thera was no power in i rig b tor. house bill incressing ttin du'y on bar. | thers was <ting, to take neossssry | ; electoral college, and for ascertaining | pointe and counting such votes by the sevats bo dir <ly aud house of representatives, and § t|cd i1 carryin dciarlng the result of the election ard | or commirce, (= for the government of the senaty - | whole or in part e of ropresentives when th oF e g e to count the vote of such ei_stora. | tic s-cu Scok Jaw ahail bo enacted, or slter d, amended,or repealed within the period £-one year befors the time fixod by tle lawsof tho United States. Re- read €0 the judiciary committee. £ 1:05 p_m. the senate on motio: t of Sonator Davis (IIL.) wentinto exec- | Stowart proposer to piac tive suaricr, and n twenty minutes |in the hauds ot a ir adjourned. wo cvineat Roos would simply ha Mr. Newton N, Clements, elected § the intoution <f 3iic to succeed Lowis, of Alabama, who|a membor of ti #s resigned, appesred and wassworn, | Bliss & U w ¥ (The House then immediately had the di subjec? of hs urder Of busk sprang. Mr Fernando Wood said it was v important that the funding bill s b d at this session, but in vie on of he house yesterday, b that the cascs on the resolution with regard to the electoral count in the hope th:t vote would soonbe reached. Ho prop-sed after that subject was Cisposet o7, to »houss diwa to' ) to exeluce allg = uaion in order that h on of the bill which Mr. and his friends were anxio to discuss yesterday might be co pleted. Mr. Conger, who haa usurped the republican_ leadership, or has been put forward by his pariy as the lead er, adv.nced to 1he demccratic si andasked Wood if he did not propose t) push the fanding bill. Br. Wood replied that the gen tleman knew very well that that bill would ba cilled up as sovn as the linging dwscussion was comploted. which lasted o the putp wurea for th converaati o pondent with mom tndicato that come to the front as ¢ views of ths Lous, geutleman would destre o cali up ¢ bl sometime duriug the prosent ses- | gios. fight that is « sideratian of eo.0 the two hous They ure aot willing publics:» unsnimously vot: A agai st disponsing wit the morniv, hour, -and then, with n view #1ming all the time porsible, thev in ed » purpose to demaud (b fu | reading of the viill. The democ atic memlers of the committee took tue hint, snd refrained from rep.r in: their bill The hour was therefc consamed, when the electoral ros tion came up, and Mr. Willita, of | oo "Graepeld o Mithiz o chtaisid [ PRt Ha | oo el argued that congress democratic v tes ¢ tarning board, and denied that they [ §emecr i had sny right to make o pass-g.. Dor ing, as he did, the right of congress to change a single vote cf the college, o wouldiv=to sgainst the resolution. After Willets had concluded, o on on tho republican side seemed pr par ed to spsak, and efter wattlng a few omente, Mr. Bicknell ross to eall the previous question, and to demand » vote. . Mr. Oinger, Mr. Keefer, a~it nthers, who were i the retiring r mat this moment, hastened to the all, and said that Mr. Whyte was 2zt eutitled % the floor, bu he wa ey '““(While Howgate Indicates His A SIGNAL SUCCESS, Gen. Hazen's Audacity and Perseverance Places Him Above His Brethren, taky a recess to await his pleasure. Indignation by Resign- Robinsou, of New Jersey, aim -2 the floor, He said it woull enied that the qestion ation was one of tho 1 ) “Pruth,” Tho ance to the govern:tent and t': of the United Sta The the Gutter Rise 1 question wes whether Tere : : shidnll beirads by electurs o Lie A or by the irrespcni o will of a logialative assembly. Ho was willing to admit that there wasa edext for thie adoption of The Election Question Con- tinues to Irritate the Polit- Leaders of the House. ical McLane, Davis (N. C.), and others, theory thac the two houuses had no Number of Bills and ight to doter:uine the qne C Petitions, Mr Huuton, resuming, asked Mr. Hazen's Appoin‘ment Spectal Dispatoh to Cricaco, Dec « dmonatrated to be fraudulent. He illustrated tha case of a stote y had been in rebellion in 1864, \ quirad wheiher, if that state ad seut 1p an_electoral vote, there 11l not hava besn a pawer to throw which i appoars oI of Genera Hazon chicf s : isnot well reccived in cles. Tho officer A'r. Koifer proposad to answer that | ment 140, and said no president of the would_count a fraudalert < f Mr. Huiten wanted it If there was po yower in army, bag, 80 far & navor received an e ne «f his fe'low offl e owgato B thor. Hore'erred to th o253 'n the 1'st election, hat thenames «f thre d, and he ineiste? thac th them should have rest oo pecal D Wasnr N, D C. 4p. m —Capt. d. W know 1110 ) pusa th ) L e o darea i should 15 5 ¥ 8 | Toe oot | Capt Huncock and English be | oo 0o G0 uatituted £ so of Garlield &n f wail-known throozh the gentleman contondsd that [ frop " Bis - Tifs o powsr o reject faulu | Wik the sigual nt certificntss. is Arctic expedition I+ Robuios, rapliel to the s onsod - cwvion of the el *-| &url 6:h, 1867, h duly as tosteuctor in t vice unmiil cong 85 68 el Pves SRR | et g w1 not n judicialact. AT o the of North Carclins, put| o 2 whother, If a vots was udulent, the members by as witnesses and sao the Voro courted If th vice seto o 1ot them. 03 said it was n-t ‘o bo £tk vioo pr 5. ¢ would adulent vote, wleivsist-d ut7 ofcungress o 3a liasabject, but n.t a rule is Tn ¢ ncluding his neti.o th ime ha wor' offer - r. the two howses £ congre aeseiblo ju the ciamb rof the b us of 1. presc-tariveson th e accc ucadey of Fooruars, 1881, at 12 oclock; ‘he prosideat of the senste Al prova? that tw: toilors shall be ymtod from -ach Lous ; that the alt of t23 electoral voto shall b Tared by the presidout of thy fene st Withus farther discussion the houes edjonrn d. 24 mewlern, i1 that wl an 4 + should leave of abs-ne A Nodel Southron Spoctal Dispizch 1 11« be AtLaNTa, Ga., December 8 snal FrzSimaons, | 0 s enarges havs veen «{ moved. withheld large sums ment and also sims who are loud in their ¢ revenue deparim-nt b Agert A. B. Newc thoroughly investigai in. roport has made ¢ developments. The Farmers’ tion of Dongl.a co nual meeting, at M MORTON § ELIGIBILITY. disposed of in like manner. Mr. Morgan offered a joint resolu- lntion, proposing the follow g 8 amendment to the 12th sricle of the ccnatitution, as founc nsectisa | » Togie reg-la- Nemaha couaty, J. W. Taylor, Jr. Discontinued—Clark, Burt county. tions for cortifying, transmitting, re celving and opening the votes of the The statement that Lovl P, Morton i1 “tigible for the poaition uf secra- tho treasusry nndor Garfleld’s tration has becn reveatedly @ vihin the past tw) wec 1 £ ¢ Morton's all ber3, 1880 The mint ylous meeting ware rea Thg greasurer report-d £16 trolibry. The tolowing of duly elected, and the m Wurned for ono year, to m same place: Henry Eicke, president lenbeck, secrctiry; Allen E ty that scction 243 of tho revisod utes Iaid in his way. Thiscection roe that Do parson shall be ap- John Hol ot, treas- [ g . J. 1209 and 121 (1 ctail Manu LERS L » Watches in thej] eased ! in store sold inactive and er, per 100 Ibs.,and r January; for cash or higher per howaver. at 24 401 £ 50a5 00 Jing lota arkot. ber 8 ed: XX, 55; frme 7,85 00 5 for casl; ly beld ar £l 0. ; wheat, v bbla; / 9,000;0ats,1,000;