Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 6, 1881, Page 1

| } Is U3 1 VOL. X. OMAHA, NEBRASKA, THURSDAY. JAN UARY 6, 1881. Established 1871, "MORNING EDITION, HAPPY NEW YEAR L B. WILLIAMS & SONS, L\ each Department, we are; daily opeuing choice ! Novelties for the Holidays Lsather Goods, Belts, Pocket-Books, Card Cases. @love, Handkerchief, Collar and Cuff Boxer, | SHOE DEPARTMENT. Ladies’ Fine Shoes. Gents’ Christmas Slippers in the Greatest Variety.| Children's Shoes, fine, warm and substantial. The Largest and Finest As | sortment of GENTS’G{URHISHIN[I SO s Silk THan tkeorcblets _ FAWCY cooons %, *risces, Glmps, Fringes and Trim- WASHINGTON. Business After the Holiday Festivities, | The Senate Puts in the Day | 2%, vhom he could havs caled, Considering Petitions and Communications. Resgan Commerce Bil To-Day. Springer’s Congressional Re- apportionment Rill Re. ferred to the Census Comumittee, THP. REVSKINS, 0 The ee. orcx, Jenuary 5 —Major Ingee, inreporiing fight with the hostile Indians, eays: ““My talk with the hostiles on the 3ist of December led 1. to believe them sincere, but they, through the chiof of the Crows, sent mo yosterday a very fwpertinent message, that they would 4ot move, and would fight me. I moved against thom to-dsy, sur- rounded their csmp, shelled them, and compelled them to swrronder, killed snd wounded txo, aud did not loses man. I have mow at the agency about 500 hostiles, abont 300 horses and forty guns. They threat- ened to fight, but un the eppearance of my men showed none. They de- serted their villages, and I burned up FINE TABLE LINENS, Napking, Touis, Table and Stand Covers, Piano scls at attractive priccs. Furst quality fine Germs £, of wartanted du CLOAK DOLMANS. L lcs, Wisces aud Chuldren Juive $1.25, which car y i the scason T HOOD ubian Shawis, cte BLANKETS & COMFORTS t greatiy reducod prices. LAST, BUT NOT LEAST. L. B. WILLIAMS & “Cash Retailers,” 1422 and 1494 Dodge St. MERCHANT TAILORS, No. 12: 0 Douglas Street, OMATITA NE]B‘;{ Lewve ordors southeast. and 14th St., second door. CHARLES § LITT. CASES OF THE EYE, Ear and Throat. DR.1. B. GRADDY! OCULIST, AURIST & LARYNCIST. ~ Office Over Kennard's Drug Store, Uorneriof 14thiand Douglas Stag novissm " BUSINESS COLLEGE. THE CREAT WESTERN €eo. . Rathbun, Principal, COreighton Block, - OMAHA' Send for Cirdillar. e E. F. COOK, UNDERTAKER, Fellows’ Black. by telegraph Tu. . VAPOR, MERGHANT TAILOR Caplicl Ave,, Opp. Masonic Hall, OMARA. - - NFB bt S o Y SHOW GASES saxcracToRe> B O. J. WILDE, 1817 CASS ST, OMAHA, NEB. 8 A good assoriment alwags oo hand. Undoubtedly the best shirt in the United States is manufactured at the Omaha Shirt Factory. The superlority of Material snd workmsuship, com- bined with their grest improvements, thatis Reinforced fronts, Retnforeed backs and Reinforced sleeves, makes their shirt the most durable and best _ —fitting garment of the kind, ever manufactured at the moderate price of $1.50. Every r guaranteed first-class and will refund the money if found otherwise. We make & specialty of sll wool, Shaker, and Canton flannel, also chomois underwear, made up with a view to comfort, warmth and durabil- ity. To invalids and weak-lunged persons we offer spenial inducements ‘n the mlnna';:‘heln goods are made thelr on. Rebmk g eee— 1207Faznam street, about sixty of their lodges, which will hurt them badly. I will start at daylight after_the hostiles, who have gove to the Yankton cswp, twelve miles distsnt. The Yanktons, with sixty of their principal men, csslsted me to-day. They have ssked me to give them some of the ponies which I captured. 1 will move wupon the Crows to-morrow. These people are in great distress for want of tood and 2overing, and I will do what I can for thom. The thermometer is 20° below zero.” CHRISTIANCY 'S DEBAUCHERIES, " | Spocat dipatet to un s, WasnivetoN, Janoary 6—1 a. m. —Mre. Christiancy, in further con- versation yesterday on the subject of her alleged publshed letters, said that when shespoke of the published letters to the Washington reporter Tuesday she had not read thom, nor did she do so until Tuesday afternoon. She wished to say that not one of theso published letters was written by her. They were base, malicious for- geries, and evidently were gotten up to play their pirt in this case. Mrs. Meloy, whohes been her con- stant companion since her retnrn to Washingten, states that the published lotters are not the letters written Christiancy to Giro, Mrs cy,referring to the talkaboot her, said: “‘Let them telk, by should think of Christiancy, it was wrong for tno, as I know it was, to write letters to Giro, is it not wrong for Mr. Christiancy to be mak- ing love to a Chilien wo nan?” Mr. Delgsrdo, who recently arrived, ings in South America, and states that his lifa is one course of carousal; that a Spanish-Chilian women of % _| wealth came to the legation fer pro- tection, and is there yet, and it is generally understood that Mr. Chris- tiancy is making love to her and is engaged to her, and it is theretore important for his suit to ho brought toa successful close on his behalf. SENATE. Boectal Dispatch to Tax Sex. WasnINGToN, January 5.—The chai laid before the senate & letter from Gen. Garfield, informing the_senate that he har, by a letter dated Dacem ber 23, 1880, directed to the governor of Ohto, declined to accept the office of scoator, to which ho has been elected by the legislature of that state. A large number of executive com- munications, the sscamulation of the rocess, were latd before the senate fm- medistely after the reading of the journal. - Among them was a deferred report on the removal of the Ponca Indians, on which Mr. Dawes gave notice that ho wonld make a speech when the report shall have been printed. The chair alsolald before the senate a memorial from the republican cea- tral club, of New York, asking the passage of the Sherman refunding bill. A very large number of petitions and memorials wero presented by the different senators, and roferred. Mr. Whyte introduced a joint reso- | lution for the purchese of the sw; belonging to George Washington. R: ferred to the committee on the York- town centennial. On motion of Mr. Batler tho reso- lution was adopted calling on the sec- retary of the interior for a copy of the report of the superintendent of census relating to alleged frauds in the enumeration of the inhabitauts of South Carolins, under the tenth cen- sus. The usual morning business having been disposed of, Mr. Whyte askea the senato to suspend the Anthony rale and consider in the morning halt hour certain district railroad bil This was antagonized by Mr. Voo hees, who sought present considera- tion of the bill for the relief of Ben Holidsy. The moraing hour was con- sumed in the contest. The senate finally took up the bill for the relief of Halidsy, by a vote of 34t020. This bill, which has been before congrees for nino years, pro- poses to pay the claimant $336 749 on acoount of his contract for carrying mails, and for losses eustained by baving carried mail on_a different route from the one specified in his contract, and in eatisfaction for prop- erty taken and used by United States troops during hostilities with the In- dians. The bill and an elsborato re- port on the claim was read by the o hirt of our make is | clerk. Mr. Kernan offered_a substitute for the bill_suthorizing Halidsy to prose- cute his claim before the court of cleims, with the right to appeal by elther side to the supreme court of the United States. Mr. Kernan stated that he offered the amendment because he could not, on the report as here presented, vote for the bill. He proceeded to read from the testi- mony to show thst he evidence was too loose and imperfect to warrsnt : Congress Again Gets Down to Tae House Wili Debate the the action by congress in appropriat- ing any definits sum in the settlement of this claim, Mr. Hoar sald the claimant had no original authority o go to the court of claims, and came to congrees, where be had baen kept for years through no faalt of his. It would be a gross out- rage to discard him, now that his wit- were either dead or soattered, no one knows where, _ At 3:3) o'clock the ssnate on mo- tion of Mr. Harria, went fnto cxecu- tive session, and when the doors wero reopened, adjourned. HOUSE, When che house was called to order this morning, there were not more than seventy-five members in the hall. Officers of the hours say that there fs » quorum in the city. How- ever, business went on sy usual. them rovoms EG ODIY €% o%cr a day of two. After a brief_personal cxplanation by Mr. Prics, of fows, in which ho desired to correct an expression in ! some romarks on bank checks which § reflocted upon_the official reporters and certaln officers of the house, in which he declared hia confidence in tined to his bed by rheumatism, and is unable to visiv the capitol. The refunding bill will fot be considered until he reo vers. The committees were ealled for ro- | pol M, Siephens, by the unanimous di- rection of t.e ccmmittee on colnage, reported a bill to so amend section 524 of the revised statutes, as to au- thoriz change for melting or refin- ing bullion when it is at or above standard. The bill, which was pre- pared st the solicitation of tho direc- tor of tho miut, was psssed. Me. Springer, of Lilinois, obtained leave to Inthoduce a bill to make the apportlonment of representatives in congress and providing for their clection, Tt was referred to the von- DOMESTIC DOINGS, @overnor-Elect Porter, of Indi- ana, Married to a Néw York Society Belle, Chicago Presents a Startling Chapter of Deaths and Casualties. —_— Hale Will Probably Succeed Hamlin as Senator From Maine, A Heroic Dog. CRicaGy, January v--16 p. m.—A fire occurred at 4 o'clock this morn- ingin St Lary's block, 42 and 44 Madison street. The only occupants were T. E. Lincoln, manfacturer of boots and shoes, his' wife, and_their faithful dog Jesk, Ths dog discov- ered the fire, broke his chain and run- ning to the door where Mr. and_Mrs. Lincoln wero asleep, yelped and vowled futiously, fually bursting the door open. Mr. Linciln was awak- ened by th t Lcking his hand. The room foll of amoke, and es- cape by the stairs was cut off. Open- ing the window, Mr. Lincoln saw the firemen below, and threw to thom his pecket-book, containing §193, with business papers and insurance. He thon placed his_wifo out ledge, and climbod ot himaclf, hang ing on to a swinging sign. Fully twenty minutes before tho hremen got tinds aud face Both Mr and drs. Lincoln were bad! flames shooting ¢ the window. The dog was aleo saved, but badly burned. Mr. hincoln’s loss is $10,000. Atte: the Wrong Negro, sus committee, The bill is substantially the one in- troduced by Mr. Springer in the For- ty-Gfth congress, and the first section 1s asfollows: Skcrion 1. From and after the 34 day of March, 1881, the honse of rep- resentativet shall be composad of 293 members apportioned among the sev- ates in accordance with the pro- the efliclency of the officers Fernando Weod, chairman of the ©ommittee on waysand meaus, is con- visions of this act, that is to say, to the stats of Alabama 7, Arkansas 5, California 8, Colorado 1, Connecticut 4, Delayare 1, Florida 1, Georgis 9, Tilinols 19, Indiaus 12, Tows 10, Kan- s 6, Kentucky 10, Lot 5, Maine 4, Maryland 5, Michigan 10, Masaachusetts 10, Minnesota b, Mies- iesippi 7, Miesouri 13, Nebraska 8, Novada 1, New Hampshire 2, New Jersey 7, New York 20, North Caro- lina 8, Ohlo 19, Oregon 1, Pennsyl- vanio 25, Rhode Tsland 2, South Car- olica 6, Tennessco 9, Texas 9, Ver Wiscensin 8. Tt in further provided that when- ever a new state is admitted into the it shall be in addition to the number of 293, got the house to cousider the inter- stato cymmerce bill, reported from the mont 2, Virginia 9, West Virginia 4, union the representatisos assigned to After quito s strugslo Mr. Reagan committee on commerce in February last Before any agroement could be ar- rived at as to the dobate on the bill, tho house sdjoarned. As no other appropriation bills are ready, the bill may possibly come up agiin to-mor- row, e g ELECTRIC BRIEFS. Spectal Dispatches to The Boe. A big fire swept out the best por- tion of London, O., yesterday. The pews in Henry Ward Beecher's (Plymouth) church, Brooklyn, sold yesterday for $29,336, an increase of $2000 over last year. Mra. Sah Johnston, of Piqus, 0., d 102, ¢ d yesterday without ex- periencing * o least suffering. Yesterday morniny, as hose eart No. 25, of the Chicago fire depart- ment, was crossing the Twelfth street bridge over the Chicago river, in re- sponse to an alarm, the driver John Hawley, was in some manner thrown from his seat, falling in front of the cart. Oneof the wheels passed over Vi neck, killing him almost instantly. The extensive barcs on the horse breeding farm of John Taylor, at Three Oaks, L L, wero burned yes- terdsy. Loes, £75,000. Otto Dressel, a prominent attorney of Columbue, 0., committed suicide by cutting his throatat 1p. m. yes- terday. Liout. Gov. Morton, of Cambridge, 0., slipped on the icy pavement in Jersey City, last week, and broke his leg. Mr. Morton weighs nearly 260 oounds, and the shock he recotved from the fall was very sovere. He started for his home last evening. The ticket agents of the railroads centering at Chicago have notified the eastern roads that henceforth the full passenger rates will be demanded on all emigrant and second class business fron the seaboard. There was a ramor in Carson, Nev., {:mrd-y that the election of Mr. 'air was to be contested jointly by Benator Sharon and Adolph Sutro, and that the latter was on his way from San Francisco on a special train, and had §100,000 of Sharon's money to put fato the fight. Alonz> Nast, colored, of Royal Oak, Michigan, while returning from De- troit yesterday, was struck and se- verely injared by passenger train. His horse was killed and his wagon smashed. Col. John Hay, of the state depart- ment, was made permanent chairman of the international sanitary confer- ence yesterd y in Washington. A caucus to select a candidate for United States senator will bo_held next Taesday evening, at Harrisburg, Pa. Indications ail favor Mr. Oliver, olthough Mr. Grow's friends still claim he will secure a majority. The murderers, Patrick Hays and Daniel J. Sullivan, will be hanged in Philadelphia to-day. —— Justice to Order. Special Dispatch to The Bes. vovsviize, Ky., January 6—1 s. m.—The famous Buford trial for the morder of Judge Eliott, of the court of appeals, was called at Owenton yes- terdsy. The defense objected to the sitting of Juage Moyer, and a special election failed to secare one who would serve. The case now awaits the appointment by the governor of | » judge to try it. Plal Dispatal to Tho Boo NasuviLe, Tenn., January 6—1 o, m.—A special from Murfrecsboro s5ys a band of ku-klux Visited the houss of Henty Miller, colorc, Tues- day night, to whip him for supposed arson Miller refused to open the door, and shot at, the mob, instantly killing L. B. Newman. The mob difipeund, leaving the body where it el Broke Through the Ice. Special Dispateh to Th Bec, MoNTREAL, Januaty 6—1 5. m.— The now ice railroad bridgo across the St. Lawrence was com;lated Tuosday night, and an engine, bogaged in tak— ing cars across tho same, broke through last vight and went to the bottom of the river. It is not known yet it any lives were lost. A Financial Czash Imminent. Special Disyateh to Tux Bax. Naronez, Miss., January 510 p. m—A fiosncial crash in Natohez coems imminen: as the rosult of ‘thu suspension of the house of S. B. New- man, cotton factor, of New Orleaus. Many merchants here were connected with him in a businoss way, bes(dea having money in Lis hands for invest- ment. The greatest uneasiness exists, and nothing else is talked of on the streets. ladders up 10 rezcilo theltt the whole window saeh feli upon him, cutting his Deatl's Ripe Harvest. Spectal dlapatch to Ton Bex Onrcaco, January 6—1 a. m.—The number of accidents and fatalities in Chicago yesterday was something ex- traordinary. In the first place there waa the East Madison street fire, at 4 a. m., loss about $35,000, from which Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln barely escapsd being budly burned and lacerated. Then came the Stato street fire, in running to which John Hawley, firo- man, lost hie life. An unknown man about 40 years old was killed on the Michigan Central road, at Kensington; another unidentified man hanged him- self in a shed on Washington street; Peter Callahan fell on the sidewalk and received injuries from which he died; Patrick Ross, shot in Sunds; 5 row, dled in the morning: Olif Car son was struck by a Michigan South- ern traia and reported killed, but af- + rwards proved only threeribs broken; Mr». Joanna Ryan dropped dead of fatty degeneration of the heart; Mrs. AgnettaBenson, whilo pursuing household duties, fell dead of heart disease, and to complete the list, Mrs, Mullen, in preparing a foot bath for her husbaud, let' the babe fall from her arma into the water, and it was fatally scalded. Waltor H. Foster, an employe of The Times,and one of the oldest printers in Chicago, having come here with Mr. Storey from Michigan, died Tuesday of consump- tion, and was busied yestorday. New York Press Club Dinner. Special dispatches to The Bea. New Yorx, January 6—1 & m.— Prominent among the gentlemen ex- pected to participate in the annual dinner of the New York Press club this evening, are ex-President Graut, Gen. Shermon znd Mayor Grace. It is expected to be a great social event. Hale vs. Frye. Spocial Dispatch to The Bee. Avausta, Me., January 6 —1 s, un. —Mr. Hale's friends claim & majority of ten votes for United States sena- tor, butif thersis a change of six in this calculation, Mr. Hale cannot be nominated on the first ballot. Mr. Frye's supporters do not claim & ma- jority, but assert that an allowance of fifteen should be made in Mr. Hale's count, and that they have & fair show for a majority on some of the latter ballots. They wiil stave off the proposition until next week, if possible. Mr. Hale is su- perintending his canvass in person, with Mr. S. 8. Marble as chief of stafl. Mr. Frye is represented by Judge Wing, of Auburn, and J. W. Weekfield, of Batn. 1ndications. Special Dispatch to Tax Bax. WsHINGToN, January 6, 1a. m, m.—For_the upper Missisaippi and lower Missouri _valleys: Gener- ally cloudy weather and aress of enow, northeast to northwest winds, and during the night rising barom. eter and colder woather. Marriage of Governor-Elect Porter. Spocial Dispatch to Ths Hes. Nuw Yoxk, January 510 p. m.— The marrisge uf Governor-elect Po ter, of Indiana, to Miss Cornelia Stone, took placs st 3 p. m. to-day at the residence of W. S. Garnle, on Fifth avenue. Ouly s dozen ladies and gentlemen witnessed the ceremo- ny Rev. Dr. John A. Reeman, of Lockport, N. Y., oficiated. The bride is a handsome l=i¥ of thirty years, well known in soclal society of this city and Washington. Late in the afternoon the couple left for In- dianapolif. MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. New York Money and Stocks. Wiy, Srasar, Janoary 6. the prices wero as fo'Tows; —At5 per cent; exchange steady g gga 2 - yoges & et g g g Chicago Produce Market. Outcaco, January B. Wheat—Jsnuary so'd at 963@064c; February, 074@)74c; Match, 08} @98}e; May, SL 034, closing o, THE FIRST BLOW. Land Meeting With Fixed Bayonets, And Several Persons Are Des- perately Wounded. The Military Very Active in Various Parts of the Iste. A Powertul Socialist Organiza- tion Di:covered in tle Their Difficulty by the Grim Arbiter of War BULLETS FOR THE BOERS. Special Dispatch o Tite Brx at 983G00G4o for February; 081a08gc for Blaren; §1 034@1 03} for May. Corn—Javuary was offercd st 36§c; February scld at 874c; Mnrcl|,37§@ 373c; My, 417@42c; June, 413@414c; July, 42k@d2fo. ‘Gota— Hebruaey, 303@30{c; March, 31§c; May, 354@354c; June, 34fc. tye—Jantiary, Sic bid; February, 874c; March, 87§c. Barley—Janyary; 81 14 bid; Feb- ruary, SL 15 bld. Butter—No sales. Pork—M.ss, January, 81225 bld, and $12 50 ssked; February sold_at 87%; March, 812 674@ 12 728; Apsil, $12 R0R12 85, . ard—Jjanusry, §8 b0@8 624 bid; February sold st $8 §74@8 60; March, 88 674@8 70; April, 38 724 bid and $8 80 asked. Short Ribs—January sold at 86 60 @6 65; Fobruary, $6 60'bid avd §6 6734 asked, March, sold at 86 773, closing at 8675@6 675 Whisky—8L11. Chlcago Live Stock Market. Onicago, danuary 5. Hogs—Receipts, 35, Cattle—Moderately active; saler ranged from $2 75G2 80 for cows; $4 05@4 70 for fair to good shipping grades, Receipts 5,200 head. New Yorx rroduce Market. Rew Yout, January 6. Flour—Strongly in buyers' favor; very moderate demand in the export and jobbing_trade; round hoop Ohlo, $4 20@5 00; choice do, 8 10@6 7 superfive western, $3 25@3 75; com mon to good extra do, $420@6 00; choice do, do,84 60@8 75; choice white wheat do, 3§ 00@0 00. Butter—Dhll and weak; Ohiv, 13@ 27c. Eggs—Strongat 36@38 for fairito choice. Wheat—Qulet; Chicago, $1 12@ 1 16; Milwaukee, $1 17; No. 2 red winter, €1 16} for cash; $1 20 for March; sales 600,000 bu. [o] Quiet. Whisky—Nominal. Pork—813 60@13 90 for Februar 813 65@13 90 for March; 313 6l 14 00 for April. Lard—89 00@9 023 for cash; £9 00 @9 923 for January; $9 10 for Felaur- ary; §9 169 20 for March; $9 22}@ 9274 for April; 89 274@9 32 for May; 88 974 for seller for the ye: St. Louts Produce Marxet. Sr. Lowrs, January 5. Flour—Unchanged. Wheat—Unsettled and some eales wore highor, closing easy; No. 2 red, winter, 99§@903c for cash; 10069930 for January;$1 02 for February;§1 04} @1 054G1 04} for March; $106j@ 106 for April; 81 08}@1 07} for May; No. 3 do, 93¢ bid; No. 4 do, no sales. Jorn—Dull st 383c for cash; 38%@38]c for January: 38fc for Feb- ruary; 594@$9}c for March; 40fcfor I; 41}@41c for May. irm at 30jc for cash_or uary; 32fe for February; 35{@ 353c for May. Rye—Higher at 86c Barley—Unchanged. Butter—Unchanged; dairy, 18@25¢. Egga—Lower at 30c, Whisky—Steady at 81 11. Pork—Slow at §12 60 asked, and €12 47} bid for Janoary; $1255 bid for February. Dry Salt” Meats—Slow at 84 00@ 4066 45@6 5066 55@6 70. Bacon—Dull at $4 20@4 25€7 40@ 7 55a7 625 Lard—Firmerat $8 30 bid. % Recoipts — Flour, 2,000 bbls; wheat, 4,000 bo; corn, 39,000; oats,'6,000; rye, none; barley, 14,000. Shipments — Flour, 4,000 bble; wheat, 28,000 bu., 5t. Louls Live Stock Market. Sr. Louss, Jacuary 6. Hogs—Lower; Yorkers and Bati- mores, $4 20@4 50; mixed packing, 84 40@4 70; butchers’ to fancy, 84 70 @4 85. Receipts, 11,500 head; ship- ‘ments, 4,500. Prize for a Comet. Spocal Dispatch to The Boe. Rocuesreg, N. Y., January 6, 1. m.—Mr. H. H. Warner, this city, offers a prize of 8200 in gold, for the discovery of any comet during this sear. The conditions aro that the comet must be unexpected and teles- copic, and the first discovery must be made in the United States or Canada, and immediate notification telegraphed to Prof. Lowia Swift, of Rochoster. GBEATEST REMEDY KNOWN. Dr. King's New Discovery for Con- sumption s _certainly the greatest medical remedy ever placed within the reach of suffering humanity. Thou- sands of once hopeless rufferers, now loudly proclaim their praise for this wonderful Discovery to which they owo their lives. Not only does it posi- tively cure Consumption, but Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Brorchits, Hay- Fever, Hoarsness and all affections of the Throat, Chest and Lungs yields at once to its wonderful carative pow- er as if by magic. We do not ask you to buyalarge bottle unless you know what you are getting. We therefore camestly request_you to call on your druggist, J. K. Isu, and get a trisl bottle free of cost which will convince the most skeptical of its wonderful 3 | Spectat Dispateh to The Be N e B er rebullion. the Cape laden and three o “Hankow” sports, will sail others, th acd ths ““Arar,” within a day of two. SOT 50 BLAUK A8 PAISTED. Spectal dimpaich 1o Tho Feéi Tosboy, Jenmary A—1 a m.— A" military comuiissioner of high rank, who Fas been making investi- gatuons o Trdland, has formarded %o the government a full report of his abservations and opinions, of which th followlng id & dynopsis: First—No actual, organized risingis feared at present. A detormined leader might have Inclted a rising, but the procautlonary mensarcs of dispatch- ing extra forces throughout the coun- try, wilich hiave been adopted, greatly lessencd the probability of such an occurrence. Second—Thers Is no_occasion to fesr that the preseuce of forces will agaravate the disorders occurring ily, Tnird—If her majesty’s govern- ment at onco takes measures for the repression of lawlessneas, a peaceful solution of the present difficulties,and » cossation of the outrages and" dis- turbances may be looked for with confidence. People well acquainted with the intention of the land league state that a rising Was never intended, at least not at the present tiwe. RAIDING A LAND MEETING. Dopus, Jonuary 6-1 . m Tralee last night, after the m of the land ledgne, the police str rounded the building and _acrest- ed Mr. Horrington, of The Kerry Seutinel, secrotary of the land league; Mr. Brossill, under sec- retary; Mr. O'Reurke, treasurer, and Moesars. Lyors, Kolly, and Power, on the charg: of sedition. The prison- ers were regularly admitted to bail. NO FAVORS FROM THE COUR In all the decisions thus far m: it is ovident that ths courts poso fa to uphold the govornment, and that the land leaguers have no fivors to expect. All moetings of the wag- istrates have been antagonistic to the boycotters, and so far #s tho courts aro concorned, the so-called obnox- ious Individuals throtghout the coun- try will roceiv protection, The courts’ inquiries wero mainly directed as to the object of boycotting. Tho state trials came to a sudden termin- ation yesterday afternoon, and the taaverscrs wor remanded, bail being rofased, THE FIRST EXCOUNTER, Dupury, Jsnvary 6, 1a. m—In- tolligonce has been received from Now Brook, noar Clare Morris, stating that a serious encounter between the con- stabulary and tho peoplo occurred there Tuesdsy night. The local mag- istrates read the riot act, but that failing to causo the riot to disperse, the constabulary charged upon them with fixed bayonets. Several persons were desperately wonnded, some of whom will die. PRECAUTIONARY MEASURE. Spocial Dispateh to the Bee. Loxpox, January 5—10 p. m.—The war office, it is understood, has order- ed volunteers to retirn their stores and powder to the military barracks, a8 a precautionary measure against a Fenian outbreak. The scare con- tinues, although there s no indication as to the quarter from which a Fonian attack may reasonably be expected. WILL FIGHT IT OUT. A Constantinople _dispatch says: Turkey Is_encrgetically proparing for | That war with Greece. The porte is under- stood to adhere to she Intimation con- tained in the note of October 3, con- Turkey and Greece Will Set-l comber, with a large and valuable car- | 0 of cotton, is thought to have been totally loat. Bales of cotton have drifted ashore in the neighborhood; The Police Charge an Irish | st two bosts maried “Farley, Now Castle,” were found ou_the shore off Bjerrezoard, In the Skasersck. In ome of the boats wers two dead b i's, 1 presumed large vessel, probably a steamer. | 5 wore life belts. The “Farley” | was_reported st Dartmouth on 27th ult. VIGNAUX DECLINES. { Pants, Junuary 6, 1 m.—The' Gaulois containa Slosson’s challenge | gnau’sraply. Sl son challeny- snaux to a il ard match o be | New York City, nivety days | offerinz to furnish his ex- | penscs. Vignanx indignantly dectines the challenge on an ditione, expenséd, sra tnat, disposal, he coald Dot go to the wocn to oblige im. It is probablo that! they may compromise on London as | tho place of p tha next match. | | CABLECRAMS. | Specia Dispatches to Tun'B: The owners of the Oldhaw colliery | refuse to submit the question of the | miners wages to srbitration. Blanqui, the French revolu- tionist, was buried yeaterday. The bank of Englsnd voluntéers aro being instructed in the dutiss of mounting guard. The projoct of using the steamship “Giroat Eastern’” for tho transporta- tion of eattlo from America, has been abandoned. The Boers' trescherous alaughter of the Ninety-fourth regiment is officially confirmed by dispatches received ut the British war office Contrary to expectation thoro was no disturbanca at tho funeral of the late Blanqui. There wer over 2,000 per- sons in the procession. The police, while protecting some orocess.servers at § vineford, Iroland, wero repeatedly and determinedly at- tacked by & mob. The Artic steamor, “Oscar Dick- w0n,” with an exoloring party, it is fgared, has been lost in the Siberian polar seas. There havs beenrenewed earthquake shocks at Agram, Austrla. Slosson will sail from Havre for New York to-day. Strange Fatal Special Dispatch to The Beo, ‘Avpisos, Mick., Janoary 4.—10 p. m.—A strango fatality happened here Now Year's dag. A ball was given at tho hotel, and in one of the sets Mré. Canfiold Neeland had her hand lacerated by her husband’s bootheel. Rapid imflsmmation set in, and lock- jaw followed, and in twelve hours the unfortunate woman was dead. | i . E E sroMacH g Tnaro . colind. naden tn the West ety o Homst uwxx all kmnp and all the compiaints he purest s0d A remedy for aver: ¢ (e which tho Bilious make bewatlment.| ‘A Taxative, though mild, effective, A tonie, néevine wnd corrective ‘Av ancigmo xad saport A wondcrfal Skies e o bodying overy rare ingrodlent “msther Navaro dcorsed expodlont, With Kioal liberal hand o fling Thto the famons tel ser Spring. THE CENTRAL Southwest corner 16th aud Dodge. Has lately been leased by MRS, A RYAN NO- 170. Price Five Cents ERICKSON Wholes ‘e and Retall Manus facturing; YILERD. —~LARGEST 8TOCK OF— Gold aad Silver Watches and Jewe'ry in the City. Come and See Our Stock as We Will Be Pleased to Show Goods. EDHOLM & ERICKSON, 15th & Dodae, Opposite Postoflice. DINING HALL, Who has had years experience in the hote 1 and restuaurantybuai= ness, and will run a first-class ho MEALS AT ALL HOU Board by the Day or Week, with Lodging or without, Centrally Located. HORSE SHOES AND NAILS, Iron and “agon Stock, At Chicago Prices. wW. J. BROATCEH 1209 and 1211 Harney Street, Omaha. oetil.” “MONEY TALKS All sales strietly sh, therefore we are enabled’to ofler the consumers of the weed only first «oods for their money. Best straight 10c Cigar in the city, Best 3 for a quarter Cigar in the ity, Weare the only Dsal Best Straight 5c¢ Cigar in the city, Detroit Fins Cut a Specialty, Oar 80: Fine Cut iz a good one, , Bagley's May Flower ia 8 and 16 ounce tins, For 40c we have bang up Smoking Tobacco, “ MIGHICAN TOBACCO STORE, ” Douglas Street. sjin the Celebrated Bagley's May Flower. decteodzm. GATZ & FREEMAN, CRACKER MANUFACTURERS, And Wholesale Dealers in RS and CONFECTIONERY. During the Fall and Winter we will handle COUNSELMEN'S FRESH CYSTERS, which a0 now the beat 1n the market. A largo assortment of CANDY sud SUGAR, TOYS for the Hclila « de. i\ l"l{lEBlAN. 510 11th St., Omaha, NOTICE! cercing the frontler between Turkey — and Greece, while Greece claims the | To Elizabeth C. Daven; falfiliment of the decision of the Ber- lin congresa. The diplomatic ecaro of Iast summer, so fesble and futile, has had the effect of merving the porte. Judging from present indications Tar- | mouthwos 4 arier o ey and Greeco will fight out the old controversy to the end. BICYCLISTS COMING. The Sportsman yestordsy says: “We understand that a party of Eng- lish bicyclists will start for New York on the 2d of March, intending to visit the principal cities of the United |5 States on their machines.” UNDERMIN Spocial Disoatch o The Bos. Bemy, Janvary 6—1 a. m.—The have discovered the exietenco i st organization, THEONE. out the whole of Germany. Althouh the discovery has created a sensation among certain classes, no one at all conversant with wha. hss been golng on beneath the surface, is surprised a the developments. It is said that the government will take stringent meas- ures to ruppres: the orgrnization, but little coufidenco is felt in its ability to doso. WRECKED OFF THE DANISH COAST. Bpecial di pa'sh to T Boe. Loxvow, January 6—1 a m.— There 1s reason to fear that another disastrous wreck, accompanied with sad loss of life, and deetraction of of Jutland. Lelmaig telegraphed yesterdsy morn- merits, and show you what & regular one dollar size bottle will do, For saleby J, K, Isx. - 4 ing that the “‘Farley,’ Capt. Apple- | 25 GRO0T & GIBBLS ton, from Savannah_ for Reval, which left the former port on the 8th of De- Forbos & Vores, 3 ith, Martin Con- teen (16), north ran, E. Taeti Sk Jand the nty on or be- 5", to have your ribed by the laws 'y will procead to e an by law provided. RASKA R. R. CO. tate of Anns . Krolss- e, that the creditors of Juige of Dougias ty Court Room fa id Comnty, y of February, 1881,0n the 10th day of April, 1481, and_on the 10th day of June, 1381, at’ 10 clock, 5. m., each da, for the purpose of presenting their ciaims for* examination, adjustment and allowance, Six months are aliowel for creditors to preseat thelr claims, and one year for the sdministrator to settlo mid estate, from the 10th day of o will be putlished in the detswi WANTED i Azt cparymhers o Tea, Coffec, Baking Powder. Flavoring Extracts, ctc , by sample, (o familiss, Profit good. Cutt frcs, Peopie's Tea C0., Eo% 2050, 8. Louis, Mo. ou THE CELEBRATED B Tha Theyd suens i | OVal Stee) Tooth Harrow Manatactared by Fon du Lac, Wia. COOPER Writa for prices Agent, Omaba, Keb. ohwit mowt AX MEYER WHOLES 0BBASCONISTS Cigars from $15.00 per 1000 upwards. Tobaceo, 25 cents per pound upwards. Pipes from 25 cents per dozen upwards, Send for Price List. MAX MEYER & CO., Omaha, Neb, ALE - By