Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 12, 1881, Page 1

VOL. ) Established 1871, 1881 OMAHA, NEBRASKA, WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 12 “MORNING EDITION. NO- 115, Price Five Crénktrsr REAL ESTATE BEMIS’ AGENCY, 15th and Douglas Street. {Over 3,030 residence lota for sale by this agen Ly a1 priceer anging from $25 Lo §2,500 each, and Soxic in svers patt of the cito, #nd In every rth, e=st, south s o Tote1u Oriftu & Teaacs’ addl ¥ conveut, Letween €L Mary's ayen Harucy stroel —$690 o en st oast o barra e sold vers cheap. % now is your time of etreet car tracks on Seun- 24th irosts, 90188 TERRACE ADDITION. internst to suildinge. BEMIS, Agent, 4 Douglas Streets. for $250 w 300 and $350. oh. Lt noar 16th and Pleroe, $460. lots on Harncy near 3ith St $300 esch. 1 S0t on 4¢h near Hovard stroet, §700. 69 each ach. RIVERVIEW ADDITION. m this veve « Capltel Will, be Farabees stree by T. B Down rkine16 acros. Soxtrered ST sacrifice. o / o n BaIe Asct 2 B Btrects, $1,000. PARK PLACE. The cheapest acro lota 1 e those offerud for saie by this agency in =t ts; you can make Bavethe chan: I siee €0 & fullsizod city Jots oF & ball an 8 10 will o very short timo bafore on Camnce, aud xeé plat and fall particular of GFO. P. BEMIS, Agent, 15th and Dougias Streets. Nice fot on Sherman treot, 81,400, it 10t on Case,Letween 13th and 14th streets Horth Omana, £135 10 2300 each. trwets, §1,500. 9850 oach. ‘Choice iot In Thornell's addition, $780. ol and 3§ scrwcach, Pricon $700 > i ‘Severai cholce lots 1n Reedg #, 9275 Lo 8550 oach e Shorman av, ek, 3900 mach "McOANDLISH PLACE. [ 22 mice and choap it ness ATt of ALY, to new goverame e, pucking b 30i ol pac i s, ot A Larme to those who build eM1S, Agont, and Donlus Sta, Bcholco roni Douglas and Do and long time 2 chalce corner lots near 2ith wiroata, 653124 feut, §1,150 an nky terme to purcisers who w3 i addition. eouth of Avenue and Georgia street, noar iead of St Mary’s 4 §500 esch. Seven years ose who wil For tarther To snty-irst sereets, 100, 1 and Clark streets, in . second and third ads | e 1n Graud View sddition, south of U. P nce, for §2,000, or will Vined lotsai trom §850 to §600 beantaful rosiéonce lota, 1o 2th on the west cen platted—18 on L. These lote aro offerea tor sl over the e vy, ¥rices varying. A desirable lot near Cuming and Saunders 4 wadition, on Caming, e bargains while you Ioka aro more than equal Tt part of one of those acre lots wiil sell for as Tmuch a8 we offer « full scre to-day. They are Toonted a vury e Coliage. Tricos ranging from $150 10 8300 per Srelot. Cail immedistely, and don't lose your it north of Nichoias Beveral oo lots in Nelson's addition, 180 to Soveral large lota in Bartlett's additiop, 3y (o wrosy, | 1 e O 3ot | ding and getting the contract. e trenty 604 ear o the vas | bids Coup s very deairable, being 80 handy 0 bus: . : et depor,oal | the management of Indian affairs to worie, U T dopot, #0ck | the war d Gl et pia rtoe 876 10 2350 and onty | The Indian Appropriation Bill Passes"the Lower House. Mr. Price Introduces a Bill to Provide for the Distribution | of Unclasimed Bank Dividends. The House Refuses to Con- | sideraBill for Transfer- ! ring the Indian Bureau. The Holliday Bill the Order of the Day in the Senate. nousk. Special Dispatch Lo"The e, Wasuisaros, January 10. — Mr. islackbarn said thet somctime aco the post-master-gefioral, in response to s resolation of the house, sent & som musica‘ion in relation to an alleged abuse of the franking privilege. He offered & preambloand resolution on the subject. The preambls reads that charges have been made that the laws of the United Statea have been violat- ed by the sending thronah the ails, under tho frank of membere of the house of raprosentatives and thesen- ate, matters athorized to Se sent without the psyment oi postage. The resolation tuthoriz2s the appointment of = select committee of five members to examine into said charges. Auoth- er abuse was brought to the atten . | of the bouss in relati n to the traus- mission of publie docaments_or other matter through the mails. The com- nittee is authorized to send for pe sons and papurs and examine wit nesses under oat! Mr. Price Introduced a bill, #hich wan referred, to provide for the dis- tribution of unclaimed dividends among the creditors of national banks, It provides that the compiroller of carrency, thres tonths before the declaration of a final dividend in fiwwor of the creditors of any national bank, may publish for cne month in & nowa- paper publiched in the place w . | the bauk is looated, or in the Rewspa- per in the place nearest there of all creditors who Bavs not ol - | their dividonds tharefor, with a notice that such dividende must be claimed withia three months from date o such uotice, and the comptroller is author- ized to_distribute at the bank, at the expiration of the sald tbree months’ votice, the amount of such unclaimed t + vear Jackson | dividends pro rata smong the other Jere is2 | creditors of the bauk. The morning hour was dispensod o this without any delay. | with, and the Indian aprropriation bill taken up in committeo of the whole, and finally adopted by & stand- ing vote of 87 to 78. M. Hitcock made s poiat of order againat the sixth section cf the bili, aty of 0-:- which was as follows’ X| " That all bids for supplies for wheat, % | corn Rlour, beet, oats, bacon and oth.r provisions for Indians, and sl bids for the transpcrtation of such supplies shall be firat npened and the conlrasts awarded thereon st Some durable e west ot Orighton | place in the Misstssippi valley. The point of order was, that the section changed an_existing law, acd did not retrench expenset Messrs, Haskell, Price, Wells, 5 Hooker and others, representing the Mississippi valley, argued against the 1,000 "im o tn Hartmasts attion, 400 tog8on | point of order and fosisted thnt the Large marsher of acro lote in e addition 1n | Jotting of contracte at a point where e oo ot noar 22nd and Calitoraia | the sugplies were furnished would tend to retrench expenses. On the other hand it was argued by Robin- son, Blount and others, from the At- Lautic coast, that the contracta should be cpened in the commercial metropo- m, | i of the country, and that it would not prevent western men from bid- The chair sustained the point of or- der, on_the ground that the section changed the law w>3:a Jeft it discre- tionary with the secretary of the inte- rior at what point ho should open The section therefore, was ooty & v #ie5% | dropped from the bill. s s ot ome | Dr A Hooker oflred an additional section providing for the trausfer of tment, but it was ruled out ona point of order. Mr. Frost then offerod a farther smendment thst the appropriation o i sirees botween | made by the bill shall be expended by 0 each | the general of the army, instead of by the secretary of the interior, which 2 Fanham | was aleo ruled out on a point of order. Mr. Ryan, of Kansas, offered an Prnes and | amendment, which was adopted, pro- Also 4 lots on 24th, hetweo: Dougiae o rese, 950 1o #1000 sach and 1ong | viding that all advertisments for con- Faraso Sallucnbite i y ot | tracts involving the expenditure of any 2 Omana for Tonerrybas e et | money herein sppropriated, aiall ho - wor ertive in sl | MAdE at least sixty days before avy moet every buninem Blck 43 08 10 #1800 | contrast shall be awarded. et After another unsuccessful efforton the part tof Mr. Hooker to get in an s s ot s v Mol 156 (L8 eanater ot ) s liately morth of aha adolning Forpleuy In:l-: bn;le-u, the committea rose, utfuf renidence and grounds, and located o3 | and the bill as amended, was reported 28N 19th and 201h stroet 8560 each an. i S S Atarte e ety o o st | 40 o Losin. _Ages and may wine i Cxamine piat and et full pasticalare. GEO, . BEMIS, Agent. Beaatitul building _site on Sherman aven LAKE'S ADDITION. tinue the Indian peace commission, 263 feol east frontage on the nays. avena Tni 132 foct by 389, Call and get full particulars. An acro en 18t stroet, 108 foet cast frontage ‘feet decp. This s Just south of the Kilza- on place. This is gilt-edge, call and Terme of BEMIS, Agent. oot Iots, §uet north of and adjolaing E. V. Samith's addicion, and located besween 20th and Siunders sireets, at reasonable prices and long Time to buver who improve BEMIS, Ageut. HORBACH'S ADDITION. 5310t 1 Horbachs fst and second ad itlon o 1000 150, 100 and 200 Sirects, batwoen s, ol Snerman and Cars sttt very Paniy th TP, Soope, smeking worka, o1, B in prce £ o oS30 o $1100 oachy T e oty ol yayment down and. oo o o S oters] o thoee, o o G0, 7. BN, 10 und Dol Bivet. 38 nice lota 1n_Packera addition, between Bomdnes it Piepce Ring and Campbels St on Blono street; 10 lota with south fronte and e oreh Triniacer only © pincks Borth. of o it (ot oty k) on Saimdery St Very v prices; ST cat or 4300 o o ime o & per ot Lterest 1 1088 who i soot it So0d fama tor e 1 Douglas. Sarpy Eiminguon Bur.. Doige, Sausder and Fustern e ot o SEE T vt et e t0 o o b oy i ey Cul an g Tape S 2] st Ve ! ow i of Omaba, 00c and g1.80. £ Bemis' new pamphlet (and_ms u’lm i emlind e Suiook of Kebraia® fon Fo titribation. Geo. P. Bemis’ Reav Estate Acency. motion to reconsider on the table. moved to adjourn, which was carried. SENATE. Maxey, from the committee on mili tars affairs, reported a bl for the re- on the calender. on appropriations, . reported the mili ment. Mr. Walker introduced a bill to re. on public lan trict of Columbia tramp bill. ing the bill for the relief of Ben Hol lids; made into the merits of the clsim. the breaking up of the Li' and El Paso .né’, by e demanded on the amendment to con- 1000 i) twees Foppieton aod the Dudley” | and it resulted in 107 yess to 118 Mr. Anderson, of Kansas, changed his vote from yea to nay, for the pur- of moving a recommendation, and Mr. Springer moved to lay the Pending that motion Mr. Anderson During the morning hour Mr. i of Gen. O. E. Ord. It was placed Mr. Windom, from the committee tary acadomy bill,with a single amend- duce the price of odd of seotion rail- rosd lands to actaal settlers to $1.25 per acre. Raferred to the committee The senate then took up the Dis- The senate occapied the day debat- and » rigid investigation was It was argued by Messrs. Voorhees and Thurman that $500,000 was & prodigious sum to pay Holliday for ock 15th & Ponglas St,, | ferator Cookrhl ofered a resclation oo MARA, - - DT | Rk, om0 ol cptlzacts reeerds and papers in relation to carrying the overland mails from 1857 to 1867. Mr. Conkling stigmatized this as an ingenious excase for disposing of a matter that should have been settled loag ego. The objection to the resolution was adovted, and the seata adjourned at 5 o'clock. ——— LATEST FOREIGN NEWS. Special Dispeteh to The Boe. Loxnox, Jaouary 11.—4 p. m.—A dispatch from Dublin ssye in the state trials, the case for the crown is ex- hed by Taesday. pected to be fi TRIED IN JAIL. A ispatn trom Tralee says the ex- amination of Land Lesguers ls still proceeding in jsil, the police fearing to remove the prisoners to court owing, to excitement. MURDER WILL OUT. H. Thomas Therner has been ar- rested at Madstone on the charge of 2 murder committed at Chillicothe, Ohio, Ameriea. The stthorities have directed that inquiries be made in regard to the man's character, and hat The™rer was 8 FIGHTING FOR FREEDOM. A dispatch from Durban, South Af- rica, says that on Thursday last the Bosntos sttacked tho British forces under Lieut.-Col. Carryington, and wero repulsed; and lost heavily. BESIEGED BY ROER: Special Dispatch to The Bed Lospex, Stivary12—1 a m.— es from Cape Town, wp to nuary 1, give & vidid and thrilling picture of the nrogeeds of the conflict hetween the Eaglish aud the Poors Fort Patchefotroors wss at -that time closely hesieged by the Boers, but lieid ou_ bravely. Beside stho garrison of the fort the lads and cuildren of the residents of the place were within itswalls. Thero ara provisions to lastfor a month, and bafore then the siege will 1o raised by the forces on their way to the Cape. The Boers made an attack on the fort, using as their artillery an off fun that had been distaided from a ship. Guns irom the fort quickly silenced it, and the Boers withdrew. IRISH LEGISLALION: Spocial Ditpatch to Tho B Loxpow, Janvaty 12—1 a. m.— The hiouse yesterday resumed debate on the address in reply to the queen’s apeech, and Mr. Mitchell Henry, homo ruler, for Galway, ssid that an un- doubted reign of terror provailed in Ireland, destroying the exercise of their_rignts by private individuals, and almost paralizing the atm of the law, Hosaid he thooght that some of the rules applied by the government to Ireland wero bad #ad unfortunato under the circumBtsnces. He con- domned the hateful eystem of boy- cotting, and at the sume time he was of the opinicn that the action of th governmant in sending an srmy to reliove Bowsott merited similir con Gemnation, ss both were irrational and impolitie. He mamtained that the traders’ nmion act, if its pro; were properly enforced, would oper- ato 10 stop sl lawless proceedings of the laud leiguo, sud that vd epectal coercien bill wha necessary to that end. The Irish, said he, believe that 1tis the intention of the goveroment to drown them, to_utterly trample them under foot, aud it is not surpris- ing this belief led to just such act as allcool headed men’ deplore and regret. Even Col. Gordon, who weat to China to otganiz» a Chinese army, and who afterwards saw service under the sultan of Tarkey, was understood to have said that he had never, in all his observations of the life of common people in those countries, seen any people 50 wretched and degraded as are tho Irish peasantry to-day. CABLECRAMS. Specia Dispatches to T B The condition_of Hanlan, the oace- man, is £aid to be superb. He prac- ced at Yslagging race yesterday, with Ross, on the Thames Patney course, and heshowed excellent form. The betting for the coming race is 9 to 4 on Haalsn. It is stated that Bismarck has of- fered the Vatican fresh concessions. Mr. Parnell proposes to'select a committee of the house to inquire into the outrages in Irelaud. A dispatch from Bombay ssys: At the trial of tho Kalipone conspirators, it was shown that a massacre of the Earopeans had twico boen arverted by a mere accident. The pelice have received sworn in- formation of s plot to assaesinate Bradlaugh. Gladstone has reduced his tenants rents twenty-five per cent. The earl of Fife, a subordinate ‘member of the government, has re- siged. ELECTRIC BRIEFS. pecial Dispatchen to The Bee. Jay Gould denles the report pub- lished Monday that ho was lnterested 1n a new scheme to build a railroad from New York to Chicago, and pro- nouncos the whole thing as an inven- tion. The record of the city building de- partment shows 3,868 buildings erect- ed in Chicago during 1880, at a cost of 9,171,850, agsinst 2,909 erected in 1879, costing £6,753,630. Hon. G. A. Grow Is as confident ever that he will be elected to the sen- atorship from Pennsylvavia. The fact was ascertained yesterday that the Allegheny delegation was solid for him, which is considered a great point in his favor. | Twomen were arrested yesterday in Paducah, K., for having in their possession and passing & well-executed counterfeit of s ten-dollar treasury note. They will be tried soon. The case of Kratz, for _the murder of his brother, was concluded in the Chicago criminal court last evening, with a verdict of not guilty. The Chicsgo alumni of Union college beld s banguet lastnight at the Grand Pacific hotel. county, Indisns, was going to the In- disnapolis depot_yesterday, a Iy after the theft. Garfield’s cabinet, bas gained cons erable crodence with M. sure thing in Indiana, poLITIC P Nance's Scheme for Manufac- As Miss Nellie Lotto, of Rush chel | m. containng $3300 in United States bonds, and $1700 worth of checks and jewelry, was stolen from her by a young negro, who was arrested ehort- The rumor of the selection of John C. New an secretary of the treasury of : New's friends, and it is looked upon as & turing Senatorial Sugar Plums, With Which to Barter His Way to Place and Plunder, The Monopoly Henchmen Stirred Up by the Cpening Gun o —— From the Opposition. Fatal Gelef. #pecial Dispateh to The Bee The Case of Douglas County Senators Referred to Com- mittee on Privileges and Elections. Spacial Dispatch to the B Lixcor. Neb., january 11—The legisiature is actively at work, snd about thirty-five billa have already been introduced, Most of theth will, of couse, be pigeon-holed: Bills fo relocato , tho capital have been introdiced in Hoth Houses. A bill to increass the number of judicial districts to eight, was introduced in thé hcuse, Itisa shrowd move to put three district judgeships and three district attorney- ships at tho dispoeal of Nance, to barter for voten in the Senatotship This scheme will fail; however. If any such bill paaeed it il be that the *udges and district attorneys ars to be elected by the people. Moore, of York, introduced the fol- lowing resolution: Resolred, As the sense of this house that, to protect tho interest of the producers, mangfacturers, metchants, laborers and all industrial pursuits, olutely necessary , that this o shall, by law. prevent any discsimination in the granting of se- cret or _special rates by the railroad companies of the state; and also shall provide the manner of fixing & maxi- mum ra'e for the transportation of freight and fassngers. Carroll, of Thayer, moved as a sub- stitnte, the following: Wazrzas, It is alleged and charged by certain parties and newspapers throughout the state of Nebrarka,that railroad corporations doing busioess in the state, are guilty of exactin ex- tortionats freight and pastenger Jrator, and especial'y unjust aud oppressive disorimination against farmers snd stock rajsers of the state, and, Wneresas, Said allezations aro arious to the reputation of the state of Nebraskaasa denirable lo- cation for settlement, and, Waergss, Iisaid charges bo true, tho legislature ought by appropriate logwlation to remedy such evils; and if untrue, sythoritative deninl made; therefore, Resolved, That the committee ou railroads be and are_heroby instru ed to investigate said charges, and in caso they fiud them trus, to report their finding to this house, and to rocommend such legielation i the premismas to prevent extortion snd discrimination; and in case said com- mittee ¢hll tind said charges unwar- ranted by the ficts, then also report their findings to the house. Church Howo jumped upand op- posed the immediate vonsideration of the resolution, and thought it was too important a matter to be hastily acted upon. Mr. Moore thought the people anted an expression_from this leg- islatore and they should haves hear- ing. On motion the matter was tabled. The contested seats of Fox and Barber sgainst Paxton and McShane inthe house, and Doaneand Howe in thesenate, were then considered. Senator Myers made furious on behalf of Coutant and Locke, and opposed the opening and close of sec tiona of the returzs. Gen. Van Wyck rebuked theat. tempt to smother investigation in this matter. Before the package was opened, Doane and Howe wera called into the house to witness the opening of the returns, and Mr. Doane said the pack- age had been tampered with. ~Thin package contained the ballots, and was sealed first by a notary public, and subsequently by the officers of election. He said none of the latter scals had been broken. Baldwin, attorney for tho contest- ants, wanted the reals left whole for the inspec'ion of the committee. Howesaid it would bo observed that ons of tho notary's seals had been broken, and the package presented the appearence of having been tam pered with, being loose and_insccure. On motion of Broatch, of Douglas, the papers were referred to the com- mittee on privileges and electione. E. RoSEWATER. LUCKY DOGS, Who Bave Been Seleoted From the Mongrel Pack to Guard the Nation's Weal. Spectal dipatches to The Bee. Sax Fraxcisco,January 11—1 . m —The California legislature yesterdsy elected Gen. John F. Millar to the United Siates senate. The sssembly gave Millor 52, Wallsce 34,C. P. Berrry 3, C. T. Ryland 1. The sen- ate gave Millor 27, Wallace 10,Harry George 2. The result will bede- clared in joint convention to-day. Cansox, Nev., Japuary 12—1 . m. _Tne Nevada legislature voted for tenator yesterdsy. The _assembly gave Fair 41, Wron 7. The senate gave Fair 10, Wren 14, Daggott 1. Ispuaxarouss, Janusry 12—1 a. m. —Gen. Ben Harrison was nominatad by the republican caucas of the Indi- ana legislature last night as the repub- lican candidato for the United States senate, which is equivalent to an elec- tion. Harrrorn, Ct., Janoacy 12—1 . republican legislative caucus by ac- Tnited States seustor, to succeed W. W. Eaton. His election is assured. Cowvsers, 0., Jaousry12—1 s, m.—Republicas Inst night in the hall of represents § P, |4, o supoly the secwncy occatton; * | edby Gen. G the office Seott, of and ~ §Senator Gen. J. 8. Jones . of Secratary Suerman’s nomination. He said his return to th senate would satisfy domesti eign holders of American_securi Gen. Joseph R. Hawley, was chiosen last evening inthe Connecticat clamation a8 republican nominee for X n senators and repre- sentatives mot in joint cancas at 7:30 1 3 ives to nominate s United Statessenator to succeed Senator Thurman on March rold’s declination of hetto conferred. Dr. en, was mado chairman, Sinks secratsry. ke in favor national and for Senator Hitchcoek seconded the nom- ination in a brief speech. Gen. Walker, of Logan county, moved the nomination be made by scclamation. Senator Horr also made a short speech. The chaitman was instructed to notify Mr, Sherman of the caucus’ actiov. The democrats hold caucus ~to-night. East §1. Lous, 1., January 11, 10p m —One of those strange fnci- Jenta which sometimea oceys showiog what tender staff somo human hearts are made of; tock plaée yesterday at tho funeral of Mazgie Steck, 14 years of age. The body was lying in the coffin, preparators to be placed fn the Temse, when a cousin of the dead girl, named Mary Stock, who had been in a convulsion of geief during the services, staoped to kies hor dead relativo. The kiss had scarcely been given, whey Mary tell dead. The faneral of Bojzzio was postponed un- til to-day, when the two wera buried together, The mnhaphy affair has plunged the famiiies of the girls into the decpest grief, and has shed gleom upon the large circle of their acqualn- tancen. S Skirmisbing for the Letd. Special Diapateh to The Beo Avsast, N. ¥, Janvary 12—1 & w,—Tae fight goes on, gaining in earnestness every day. Messengers are continually despatched by the can- didates for their friends to meet them in their rooms. %his iaabont all that appoars to the public. What they accomplish by this no one seems to koow. Tq a disinterestsd otisider the whole thinz presents the appear- ance of a huge fair, and if itis kept up a whole week, which must elapse before a vote takes place, everybody except hotel keepers will bo therongh- Iy disgusted with it. 1t ls amusing to note the sayings of claquers of candidates, Each of them is sure his candidate isabaad, and a long string of reatons are advance to support the assortion. The senate isstill classi- fied as £ 11 .wa: for ““machine” candi- date, Bidmsn, B rahot, Astor, Mad- deu, Barber, Cre» an, Lynde, Wals- Tow, Wil'e, Halb i 12, Anti-“mach ter, Wyner, McC: Schneider, Wooder, Lord, Pitte, Lewis and Sessions—11. Rockwell and Davenport are counted doubtful The assembly isall at sea, it being impossidle to chssify the membere. Thero was a rumor yesterday tha Morton would throw his influenco in behalf of Crawley, but it was de- nied by Morton himsalf. Ex-Goy- ernor Robertson will probably be vominated by the democrats for senator. 71 nd W Birdalt, Fora- thy, Roberteon, Indications. Sy-ctal Dispateh to Thelties Wasnisetox, Janvary 8, 1. m. m.—For_the upper Mississippi and lower Misscuri valleys: Dartly clouiy weather and is northern ns areas of snow; riving ure; winds generally from 8o west; failing, followed by barometer. —————— EDUCATIONAL. rising The will of Mrs. Maggie Enbry, Elkton, Ky., gives $300,000 in the Louisvills and_Nashvills stock to the Vanderbilt university at Nashville. A new faature in some cf the lead- ing_schools in New Jersoy is placing daily aud local newepapers in_ the highest departments £ 7 the use of pu- pils The students ate required to give an occasional abstreot of the news of the day as gleaned from their col umos. John Holland, the master of a boarding school at Castleford, Eog- land, was recently fined 10 shillings and costs for soverely flozgivg a boy with a short stick. Defendant ex- plained that he had abolished the cane out of deference to public opinion, as expressed in the newspapers, and had substituted & short tick. To test the facultiea of observation and_description belonzing to her pupils, Mies Hubb.1', of a Red Oak, Towa, echool, adopted the novel ex- ercise of sending hor entire school in double file down town and sround the tquare, with permission to seo all that was possible, but not to talk to any one. Thea they were required to write out in ful their observations on the march. The result was highly satisfactory, and enabled the teacher tolearn also the weakners as well as the ability of her pupils. ‘The trustees of Cornell University have just appropriated $100,000 of the funds of rhe institution for the follow- ing purposes: equipa physical laboratory, for the books for the general library, £10,000 to build and Taboratory of vetcrinary surgery, and and other departments. owned by the college are now in de mand. year. asource of income. the boys who come to their counting randiness fo scquire the speci their success.—[Exchange.] DOMESTIC DO The Senatorial Fight in New York Growing Hot. Tne “Divine” Sara Caters to a Coo! Crowd in Chicago. Adolph Sutro Plays Possum 1n the Nevada Sena- torship. Two Terrible Crimesin Kansas, and a Frightfitl Homicide jn Arkansas. Sovah's Slim Succees. Special Dispateh to The Bee. Cpi-aco, Janwary 11—4 p. m.— he Chicagr press does not intc ecstacies over Sarah Bernhardt; fu fact, some cf the criticiama reat bott the ac'ress and her audience rather alightingly. small list of the elite of the city is published as havin: attnded fter debat Tt is proposed to give a testimouial enterfaipment Saturdsy evening at Central Musio. hall for the benelit of the family of the late Ceorze B. Car penter, and itis said Sarah Berahardt has offered to give s reading or im- perzonation on the occaion. Hursed to 8 Crisp. Spectal Dispaten (o ThE Tled: Lurrue Rock. Ark., Jan. m.—Miss Angie Presson, da Rev. W. M. « redsolt, death on ths Gth, at Nas! ard county. Ste was sweeping {he hearth when her clothes caught fire and aa there was no one in the houst she was burned to a crisp Good Enough Spictal Sisgal New York, Jaouary 11—4 p. m. _Henry Becker, who abducted Eliza Doll, an emigrant girl, and Dora Schernikow, to whoso disreputable house she w28 taken, hiave cach just boen sentencadto teclve yaars i prisonment. Grant Coming to the Surface Agaln. Spoctal dtapatch to The Bee. ‘Aubaxy, Jantary 1L—1 & m.— A prominent member of the New York legislature axid yestordny thal Coukling promised Levi B, Morto the senatorship, which cleim w waived dfterward for a cabinet posi- Gion, buy Gabfield would nmot give Conkling the po he wanted Morton, secretary of the treasury, €0 the latter has again becomo a sen- atorisl candidate,gbut this time with- Pt th mesance. of Conkling. The canvans on the United Staies séva or ship was opemed lusi eveniug at tho het many of tho membera o the o have vet roturued feom Now York city, but tn na vory acii Mosera. Pl havo be here cince ,and Mr. DePew arcived Lt night. These are the on- Iy cadidates to be found ou the ground. Therr roows are ¢ nstantly filled with frienda and cmissaries com ing and going all the while. Thela - et rumors is that there is a d © horse in the fiold, Gen. Crant be hero next Monday, two daye bo- fore t vote for semator is t Conkling has written that he will be hore to sssist in_the reception of Grant. The anti Conklings say they will stand tirm to the last for De Pow, and against the machive, oven if its candidate s Gen. Grant. Dention of Grant's name in the canvass scems to have exsited them greatly. George William Curtis, Whitelaw Reld, Hastings, and other republican journalists, willgo to Albany this week. Curtis has a full retinue of backers, and will cross awords with Conkling this time with a beiter show of succes3 than ever before, Terrible Crimes. Special Dispateh to Tus Bex. H Freposta, Ks., January 11800 p. m.—Arthur Russell, from near Thay- or, Kansas, was found dead yesterday with his skull crushed, four miles east of Neodeshaw. Ho was last scen With his team in company_with two men, Brown and Oassidy,” who are now dotained -0 await the result of a coroner’s _inquest to-morrow. Rus- acil's death ia thought to be the resalt of foulplay. Spocial Dispatch to The Bes. Lirrie Rock, Ark., Javuary 11, 4 p. m.—A frightful homicide occurred Jeaterday at Monticello, Drew county. Frank Bannett and Lafayette Morgan, two prominent citizens got into anal- 2 Wale. His friends say that the first ba lot will result iv a split between o und Fair, after which the fur in tofly. Sutro is mon-com- seams o b neitber fo nor —————— EGRAPH New York M ey and Stocks. Wa, Stuxer, Janany MONFY—( for § excha ige, firm on old basiv; at dsoi@isly GovERY (T, Chicago Produce Marxet. Cutcaco, Januarg 11 Wheat—January, 984c bid; Febru- iy, sold at 98}@98{c; March. @ aige; April offered at 81 008; May Jold at 81 04@1 043; closing at 98}@ 104 for March; §1 04@1 04§ for May; vinter wheat, Febreary sold at 97¢; 982, —January. #73 cuary sold at 37}@ May at 42}@42, 120; July at Oate—J: iy, S1j@ asked; Feb- o; Harch at une at 41{@ : closing aniet. ary, 31}c asked; Febru- fay, A54c; June, 30c. ebruary offered at 90c, s, February at $13024@ st 21317§@13 20; April March, 24@8 95. 4 Fobruary,§6 6 87; April, 36 0f Whisky—At 81 i1 Chicago Live Stock Market Cuicago, Janvary 11. s, 36,500. pts were fait but only \ limited inguiry f ¢ aoy grade of Only sales reported were cows, ers, 3450, Recuipts, 3600 New York Produce Marke’. New Yons, January 11, Flour—Fi and very modorate xport and trade _demand; cound _hoop $t 3085 00; hoicedo, 85 10@ uperfino west- rn, 93 303 90; common to_good xtra doi 8t 26@4 60; choice, do, 34 70@6 75; cholce white Jheat, $5 006 00. Rutt r-Steady demand; Ohio, Fegs—Dull at 30@ hoize. Wheat — Quet, Chicaga, $1 120 117; Milwauk.e, 81171 18; No 2, ad winter, 31 18] for cash; §1 18 for January: 81 197 for February; $1 21} tor March; No. 5, spring, $1 08; sales 400,000 bushels. Chrn—Quiet; No. 2, 657@b8c, eales 40,000 bushels. 0sts—Qulet. Whisky— Qulet. Pork- 813 15@14 10 for Februsry; £14 00@14 20 for Marsh. 4 In moderat: 7o, for falr to Lard: 0 aked for cash, 89 124 @9 15 for Jan for Febraary; 89 25 for March; §9 32; 2 fo ; 89 for April; 89 40 for May; 89 10€9 15 seller for the year. St. Louls Produce Market. Sr. Louts, January 11. Flour—Firm and unchauged. Wheat— Lower, but steady; No. 2, rod winter 81 014 for cash; 81 03i@ 103} for February; 81 06@1 053 tor March; 81 063@1 073 for April; $1 083 @1 08F for May: No. 3 do, 94fo bid; No. 4 do,833@804c. Corn—Easier; 30§@304c for cssb; 393@30]c for January; 394c for Februs ary; 39{@30%c for March; 413@403c for April. Oats—Higher; fot cash, no options; 32 for cash. Rye—Slow, 864 bid. Barléy—Dull and ‘unchang Butter—Quiet, dairy, 18 Egg—Quiet at 28c. Whisky—Steady at $1 1. Pork—Firm, slow; §13 00 asked for cash and Februury; $13 20 for March. Dry Salt Meats—Nominally un- changed. Bacon—Slow and unchanged. Lard—Held firmly: §8 60 asked; 850 bid. Receipta—Flour, 3,000 bbl 9,000 by barley, 16,000. ; wheat corn, 27,000; oats,1,000; £60,000 to build and $20,000 equip & 10,000 for the purchase of additional instruments for the civil enginseriog The lands "The treasurer sells more now in a month than he used to sell in a Prices have gono up several Pundred per centum, and what used to be & crushing expense is becoming ‘A certain class of bankers and mer- chants are in the habit of saying that the “‘achools are a failure,” becaute rooms are unable to handle accounts and manipulate figares with the ease of o trained clerk. Of course the writing of business pspers and ordin- ary book-keeping should be attended to in the public_schools. Bu‘ the The real test of the schoolsis not found here, but in the general ability of the graduates to comprehend and transact the business of life; their alty of occupation; snd, above all, their pow- o of becoming successful men of bus- iness and remaiving Christian gentle men and good citizens in spite of Alex. Hyde, & republican member 8a of the Massachusetts legislatare from Lee, aged 67, fell dead on tho steps of the state house in Boston yesterdsy gan to fly. John Tardy, who held s big revolver, pointed it at Morgan, and, with a fearful oath, pulled the trigger. The ball took effect in Mor- gan's head, killing him_instantly. Tardy jumped through window and escaped. Hois still at large. Sectal Dapateh to the Boa. Parsoxs, Kansas, Janusry 11—4 p. m.—A terrible crime has been com- fitted near the old John Bender farm. One Forext and a man by the name of Backles became jealous of each other over o girl, which resultad in Forest folling Buckles to the floor witk & chair when Buckles arose and tempted toflzo from the house. Forest fired two shots st him from his re- Jolver which sre supposed to have taken effect and proved fatal. Buck- les has not been neen or heard from >| since. Heis supposed to have died from his wounds. _His body is proba- bly buried nnder the lato snow which fell here. Forest has fled. Joha Kelley 1n Chicago. pecial Dispateh to The Hee. St. Louls Live Stock Market. 8. Louts, January 11 Strong and better Hogs— and Baltimo packing, $4 5064 80;bucchersto fancy 24 80@5 10; receipts, 7500;shipma 6100. Annie and Fann.y 1 dtapatch to The Bee. The Time son. It tween the Austin Gocdwin. 1 hut agreed (o » paying 81000 royalty, not ¢ en reserving to hersel the pley fai'ed. The correspondenc: P! ing, each expre miration for the other. The troubl facility with figures demanded Cricacay Jauusry 11.—John Kel-| iy aitributed to Davenport not bein; ey et T teick | Loy, of Now York lectved 0 womall| s to_elther _ realiz> | of the counting-room, like | sudience in Central 3 ic hall, last | | in the play or get out of her agree- S ricry) of eiel Liuliod by i | WAL 108 procsede of She lectare | Jont. o eant pesotion or forosd by iutense |aro for a local charity. Ho was in- B e e o fos givan peiat, | troduced by a Times roporter after| cpy the lecture in reference to politics in New City, and_read that he had been ousted from the comptroliership by the republicns buying threo of his aldermen, sud the prico paid was $185,- 000, James Gorcon Bennett alone contributing §75,000. He ehouldered the defeat of the democrats in New York statd on Tilden. Poising for the Combat, Spoctal Dispatch to T Ree. Fraxcisco, Jan, 11.—No one knows whether Sutro is in the Nevada senatorial fight or not. He is simply Yetehing the game. 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