Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 19, 1881, Page 1

The Omaba Daily G bl e - / i S 0y, ™ VOL. X. 7 Established 1871, OMAHA, NEBRASKA, WEDN&E " MORNING EDITION, SDAY. JANUARY 19, 188 MARKEYS BY TELEGRAPH. New York Money and Stocks! Wacs, Sreewr, Juwusry 18 MONEY r cen: on oal; cachange, Lo |8 wocks. e Lollowins wore the prices at 1 oclck. = BTas DOMESTIC DOINGS, A Merrymaking in New Mexico Terminates in a Most Bloody Row. A Boy in Galena Accidentally Kills His Brother While in Bed, The Atlantic Oil Refinery at Philadelphia Partially De- stroyed by Fire A Fated Oll Refinery. T S erwe O, sEsg@aszepges Chicasro Produce Market. Ouicaco, January 18, Whest—No. 2 spring, Jan 964o bid; February sold at 973@07dc; March, 9Ri@98}c; April, 98E@90c May, $102i@1 024, closing at 971@ 978> for February; 983@9%8jc for March; 98§@90c for Aprl; 81 02i@ May. Special Dispatel to The Boo PErADELEBIA, Pa., January 18— 10 p. m.—Tae inhabitants of the low- ec part of this ci'y were startled from thetr sleep about 2:20 this morning, by a shock which filled them with d may and_conuternation. The frig ful sound esme from Point Breezs, and was the result of the explosion of cme of he huge oil tanks en (e prop- erty of the Atlantic refinery, the #ame which was destroyed by fire at » groat pecuniary low, durivg July, 1860. There were tweuty-lve.dor thirty ofl tanks standing within the oF- | area, occapied by the Atlantic refining 5 May, 41j@ilic; 4 July, 41}@42. Osts—Janvary, 3lfc asked, 3lic bid; 31ic asked; March, 313@31ic; May wold at 35}@3585; June, 34fc bid, and off-red at S4Zc. Rye—March sold at 89jc; closed at 900 asked and 89c bid. Pork—Mess, February, 813 15@ March, $13 30613 32}; April, @1 ; May, 818 60G13 65, de pricer bid. €8 TT3E8 80; March, $5 57448 90; April, $8 974@ 200 Short Rib:—Fabruary, 86 75@6 774; March, 86 85a6 873; April, §6 95 700 Whisky--81 11. Stock Market. 50, January 18, 9,000. Chleazo Liv Cattle—Raceipts were again rather Hight, and s buyers were auxious to tho warket ruled moderate- tive wud prices S ut yosterday's a from £2 80@3 70 50 for feedors and from ice smooth g iy 5 present e - ket is fauly active, with & pe- that the bulk offerisgs W*, o eog. receipts, c 1&g Produce Marset. St. Lovss, January 18. Fioar—Esier, but volower. 2 rod winter, 81 01§ for cash; 81 013@1 013 for January; $1 03@1 02§ tor Fubruary; #1 0b§@ 1 047 for March; $1 074@1 06§ for April; §1 081@1 074 for May; No. 3do, 95¢; No. 4 do, 89c bid. o o for cash; 39F @38fc for January; 30@38§c for Feb- ruary % for March; 40@39% for April; 413@40%: for May. Oats—Higher at 32§@32he for cash; ‘4o for January; 334c for Fob. Faary; Sdc for March, I‘; ye‘: Firm at 874c. srley—Qaiot; choice to fancy, 80¢ @81.00. 1 Batter —Quiot; dairy, 18@25c. Egge—Steady at 303, Whisky—Quiet at $1 10. Pork—Quaiet at 813 25 asked for cash; $13 35 for March. Dry Salt Meats—Steads, 4 25@6 85@6 00@7 1077 ia.“ e t 8 20@5 25@7 60 Bacon —Firm @, i —arm at 85 80 asked, 8875 “Recelpta — Flour, 5,000 bbls; wheat, 11,000 bu; corn, 13,000; oata, 5,000; rye, none; barley, 8,000, Shipments — Floor, 3,000 bbls; wheat, 4,000 bu; cora, 1,000; oate, 3,000; rye, 2,000; barley, none. St Louls Live Stock Market. St Louss, January 18, Hogs — Active and better; Yorkers and Baltimores, 84 60a4 80; packing and Bostons, $4 70@4 75; butchers’ to fancy, $5 00@5 75; roceipts, 4,200; shipmouts, 5,200. New York rroduce Market. New Youx, J Flour—In buyers’ favor. erste export and j bblog trade de- mand; receipts, 25,811 bbl hoop Ohio, &4 do, common & 8 204 65; choice do, do,84 70@6 75; choice white wheat do, 5 00@6 00. Butter—Firm and good inquiry; Ohi», 124@27c. Egge—Strong at 37@38c for falr to choice. Wheat—Quist; Chicago, $112@1 16; Milwaakee, §116@1 17; No. 2red win- ter, §1 17 for cash; $1 18 for Febru- Corn—Quiet; No. 2, 67@68; esles 60,000 bu. Usts—Quiet. Whisky—Quiet. Pork—$14 05@14 30 for March. —$9 40 Asked for cash; $9 324 anuacy; $9 273@9 324 for 89 40@9 434 for March; $0 45@9 50 for April; §9 524@9 b5 for May; $9 25@9 30 for seller for the year. Indications. Special dispatch to Tux Bex Wasumsorox, January 19—1 a. m. m.—For the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys: Slowly rising temperatare,slowly falliag barometer, le winds, geverally from south preceded by north to east winda in southern portions, and clear or partly cloudy weather, with local Taios in the Mississippi valley. Iz Pontisc, Mich., » ym:, called st the drag store Wells & Co., for a bottle of St. Jacobs O, a 'few days ago. asked how it was liked, she repli that it had cared her motker of rheu- matism, apd whenever any of the family had an_ache or pain St Jucobs Oil was immediately applied. These gentlomen also say that St. Jacohe Oil is the best selling article they have in their store. Mr. Riffenstein, Bo-ton, Mass. writes: _Your e cared e Dywpesta, f nas |to roll on the surface, company, having a capacicy ranging from five hundred £ ons thonsand gallons of oil. In the explosion the burning oil was scatterad in every and in au instant all the lluminated by the was instan- taneous. The explosion shook the bouses and scattsred windows within a mile's aea. Owing to the frozen condition of the earth, which, instesd of abeorbing the burning oil, loft it immiaent danger of a disastrous and incalcica- ble conflagration was instantly per- »+1. | ceived by those resicing iu the viewn- ity The attaches of the worke, whose homes are near by, set about muking arrangements for battling tho fames, Great_sheets of fire rol'ed in every Clrection in & serventine course, licks ing up every combustible thing that tood in their path, and s0on the geeat oden shed that haugs over the river t, and serve for a storehouse, were ablaze. By this time several »n. cines of the fire department were on the ground, and within two or three minutes tug boatw pelonging to the "'xfi";"!‘ wers doing their utmost to Urdk e fury of the flames, although up to 10 o'clock none of the subatan- tial buildings on the premises were sttack=d by the destructive element. Toward noon the fire was making its way to several of the storehouses. Fan On Runners. Specia: Digpetch to The Bee, MiLwavkEe, January 19—1 a. m, The national curling tournamert be- #an yesterday. in the morning the Milwankeo club competed with the Ghioago club, and the latter was beaten by a ecore of 98 to 57. Tn the afternoon the Chieago Glub was de- foated by the Poriage club. Score, b5to 43 To.day a general contest for the Gordon medsl will oceur, which Chicago_will compoto with Toranto, and Milwaakee with Port- age. The ice and weather ara excel- lent. There is Immense eathusiasm in favor of the games. 4 Bloody Row. Epecial Dispatch to The Bee. Dexver. Col., January 19—1 8. m *~A special from Lss Vegas, N. M., says; “‘Ata ball given by Mexicsns of Lss Mila, this county, Saturday night, eight Americans attended. A bitter feeling against tho whites was engendered among the natives, and fu a few minutes a free-for-all fight took place. The firing was quick and fatal. “Doc” Hodges and Fravk Smith, two young Americaus from Malsens and Levishe camps, were murdered in cold blood. Hodges was shot through the head and once through the chest, aud his body suatched by the infur. iated Mexicans, and the remains were found Monday burned to a orisp. Smith was seen_to fall in the melee, and when his friends rallied, they could not find him. Fearful that ho T been killed ontright, and thebody hidden, s diligent search was kept up all dsy Mondsy. Farly vesterdsy morning a few unfaltering friends found the remains. The corpse was perforated with bullets, and the skall crushed by heavy stopes. One Mex- toan was killed, ard several others wounded. The Indiguation of the tio-choppers of (ilcrietha mountain Is at fever heat, and war may result between the two factions.” A Martyred Youtn. " | Speciat Dispateh toThe Bee New Yorx, Janusry 19—1 & m. —The supreme court decided adverse- Iy against John Hope, the Manhat- tan bank burgler, who was convicted and sentenced to twenty yesrs in the state prison. Hope, who is only twenty-four yoars of age, claims he ls innocent, but he s offered up as a ssorifice, because he wouldn’t betray his father. Shot Accidentally. pecial dispatch to Tur Bax. Gavexa, 111, January 18—10 p. m. —Yesterday morning in Guilford township, George Ehredt, sged 17, was shot dead by his younger brother Fred, who, after coaxirg his brother to get up, playfally picked up a rifle, threatening to shoot him if he did not. Both boys supposed the weapon was not loaded. Pulling the trigger, he sent the ball crashing into his brother's brain. The father, rushing into the room, found one son welter ing in his blood, and the other stand- ing with a smoking rifle in his hand transfixed with fright. The coroner's jury found s verdict of mccidental shooting. New Yorx, January 18—10p. m — Daniel Ring, stewart of the schooner “Eleanor,” and one of the hands named Bernhard, supposed to be Ger- man, drank together 1o a ealoon on South street last night, and afterwards returned to their vessel. They were alone in the sfter galley, when Ber- nard was shot and killed by a ball g‘flm - nbn'y n\'ug‘lz: the hands of ing, who eaj e shooting was ac- ddeoal, s Vennor and His Predictions. Bpocial clpateh to The Bos. Moxreraz, January 19—1 a. m.— Vennor's predictions for the last two quarters of the preseat month have - | recently appointed st this mill, and follows: Middle of the montb will bring anow falls, which will terminate | in milder weather towards the end of | the third quarter. This thaw, which will be_interrupted by a cold spell, will extend from sbout the 18th of | the month into February. The record | of the month will show it to have n 8 severeone, and the general con- ditions of the weather will probably remind us somewhat of real old- fashioned winters. ‘Whittaker's Gourt Martal, Special Dispatch to Tho fie. N Yorx, January 18—10 p. m. special order received at the army headquarters from the war cepart- ment, directs that the court of ingui to investigato the case of Oadet taker, to assembly on Tuesday neit, Brigadier-General Miles ia the pre- alding officer, and Major A. B. Gard- it judge-sdvocate cf the court. Strikiog Spinners. Special Dispatct to The Ree. Fart River, Mass., January 10— 1a. m.—The epinners at Fiini Mills struck yesterday. A new hgent was i ale a niew overseer at the mule room. “The new management is not satisfac: torg to the spinners, who ¢rmplain of meDy grievantes, such as poor mater- ial, siow speed and otherthings which operate so that on a mule of 1500 epindles a spinucr can eata but nine dollars a weok. A spatial mesting of the association == neld last night to consider tho vest mosnsf gaining the restoration of the fen por cent reduce tion. In the clrcalar call for a meet- ing the secretary urzes harmony, and the necessity of mutntaining o bold frant ae tho only means of obtaining hdix rights. The maeting was char- acterized by a hosted discussion, and it being impos zre0 upon any courso of action satisfactory to all concerned, they adjourncd to Sunday pight. WASHINGTON. SENATE, Spocil Dispatch to Th Bae. Wasmsorox, January 18.—No bhsiness was tranascted by the senate during tho morning honr, Abill to ascertaln and sehtle vate ln:d claiths in sertiin states and territories, has called up by M, Ba- cunds, and oceupied the attention of the ssnate until 1:30, when the Hol- lidsy bill came up as the regular bus- iness, Mr. Cameron, of Wisconslt, moved to insert $200,000, which waa in tarn rejedted—yeas 26, nays 28, Mr. Teller proposed £150,000, which was bejected without a division. A yen and nay vote was then taken, and resulted in yeas 22, nays 19. Mr, Edmiods smendment tly chang phraseology from the vne previously rejected, aending the cate to the court of claims. It was rejected— yeas 18, nays 32 Tho bill as amended, giving Hol day $100,000 was passed—yeas 33, 8 19. Mr. Coke made an effort to call up the bill for the allotment or land in severalty to the Indisns, but was op- posed by Mr. Teller, on whose motion tie sovate at 4:50 p. m. adjourned HoUsE. The Hull-Bisbeo Florida contested seat case will be called up in a fow days. Itis not considered probable that Bisbee will carry his point, as Hull has the tion of most all in- fluential politicians of Florida. The calendar of the houe, a is well known, is very much crowded, and there is but very slight prospects of getting through. Many of the bills, centaialy the billa of tie house that have to go the senate, will have but a slight chance, but there are on the privato calondar a number of sen- ate bills, and the affirmative action of the house would pass these bills. Mr. Carlisle tried to-dsy to have an order made for an evening session to. morrow to take up the senate bills on the private calendar, and consider them. Mr. Coffroth ybjected because the house, a fow days ago, rofused him an evening session to consider pension bills. After_discussion the question was then taken on Mr. Carlislo’s substi- tute for the fifth section, and it was declared carried on a diision of 99 to 97. Tellers wero then demanded ,and it was again carrlod by a vote of 128 to 101 The vote excited a good deal of interest. Mr. Updegrafl, of Ohio, moved o amend the title of the bill, to mako it road, “A bill to defest rofunding; to increase the amount of interest of the pablic debt; to contract the currency and injure the public credit; and to depross the business industr'es of the country.” This motion received 59 votes, and there were 11 sgainst it. The committce then rose, and the bill 88 amended was reported to the house. ‘The previous qtiestion was scconded 80 as to bring the matter up as unfin- ished business to-morrow. It ia not likely the yeas and nays will be called on all the amendments. The house adjouraed at 5:20 p. m, OPEN YOR ARGUMENT. ‘Special Dispatch to Tun Bax. WASHINGTON, January 19—1 a. n1. —The committee on foreign affairs held a meeting yesterday, aud gave a hearing to W. H. Webb, of New Yok vs. tho Panama ship canal scheme, #d its support of the policy of the Monroe doctrince. He advo- cated the abrogation of the Clayton- Bulwer tresty, as soon as the time would permit, by tho terms of said treaty, and said that the Nicarsguan canal could be built in four or five years. He could build it in this time, and if he should receive for doing so 50,000,000 he could make himselt one or two millions a year. He stated that it was an old policy of Franceto bulld & canal to gradually absorb the territory, and England would favor any such scheme for the same purpose, and with an ultimate hope of gaining its ultimate control. In his opinion, Nicaragua was the only spot on God's earth where a canal could be bullt. Ex-Secretary Thomp- son followed it support of the Pana- ma ship canal. Ho reiterated his re- marks made Mondsy beforo the com- mittee of the inter-oceanic ship canal, and said that the French govetnmer ¢ bad disclaimed anythiog to do with a5 nation. * Just received at Tue T been fulfilled. He promised plenty of snow and severe weather, which we have bad, and especially the latter Spring our(4) years wianding. 1 nave iny Vormaappee, s seop well svd Tee e 3 ow man. part. His predictions for the last two quarters of this month are as SEE Job Rooms the nicest line of diminutive Paper and Envelopes a3 Cards, suit- able for Children’s ‘mmm.y Parti Oall and see them, PADDOCK'S PERPLEXITY. The Boasted “Solid Sixty” Dwindles to a Respect- able Rear Guard. Serious Disaffection Among Paddock’s Dragoons, Who Are Beginning to Flock to the Standa:d of the *‘Boy Hovernor,” In the Vain Hope of Resisting the Onslaught of the Opposition HOUSE. Spectal dlepateh to The Bee. Liscorw, Neb., january 18 —The tiouse concluded the corsideration of the Daily Carrigan contest at 5 p. m., and declarod Daily entitled to repre- wont_the_Forty ninth representative dintrict. “Judge Cobb, of the supreme bench, administered to him the oath of office. A vole on senalor was then taken, resulting ns follows: For Paddock— Ayers, Hyldwin, Bolln, Brown, Cock, Fillsy, Freder- ickt, Fried, Helms, Jackson of Douglas, Kempton, King, Fyner, Lamb, McClure, McDougal, McKin no, Mickey, Mullen, Peteraon, Put- ney, Reed, Schick, Scott, Sears, Sil- ver, Wells, Wyats. For Van Wyck—Bailey, Bick, Case, Howe, Laughlin, Moore of Otce, Pary, Ransom, Root, Sprick For Weavar~ Balcock, Cols, Dow- i, Carroll, Gray, Heaoock, Jackson, of Pawnee, Kaley, Kloopfel, Linu, Slooumb. For _rost—Hostetter, Moore, of York, Roberts, Sill, Walling, Wilsey, Mr. Speaker. For Dundy—Bartlett, Broatch, Car- man, Dowhall, Palmer, Reyman, Windhaum, For Makon—Abbott, Jensen, John- McClure, Whedon, Graham, % r Wakeloy—Franz, Gates, Holl man, MeShane, Paxton, Watts, Zeig er, For Manderson — Herman: For Latrd —Jones: For Ireland—Lekrian For Kaley—Montgomers. For Nance—Cantlin, SENATE. In the senate the Jones-Wells con- test terminated by seating Wells. About 6 p. m. the senate voted for United States senator, with the fol- lowing result For Paddock—Baker, Evans, Har- rington, Morse, Myers, Perkins, Smith, Turser, Wells, Whito, Zoh- 1ung. For Van Wyck — Cady, Taglor, Teffc. For Post—Buras, of York, Dins- more. For Dundy—Daily, Eevin, Powers. For Mason—Gere Pierce. For Weaser—Coon, Turk, Wherry. _For Wakely— Doane, ~ Graham, Howe For Nance—Buras, of Dodge. For Tefft—Van Wyck. The following is the summary of the vote for senator. in the bouse of commons last night, for an adjournment of the debate on the Irish question, wero all home rulers. The London correspondent of The Edinburgh Scotsman ssys: The gov- ernment is fully awars of ‘he existing dangerous Fenian conspirecy in the large towni of England; MADISON MATTERS. Great Difficulty Experienced by Farmers in Obtairing Coal. Reprehensible Practice of the Railroads in the Fuel Trade. An Appeal to the Farmers to Renew the War on Monopoly. Correspeniics of The Bee. Map1son, Neb ,January 15.—Mad- fs0n coanty, like all parts of the state, has exporfenced extremely cold weather, and ita severity has been felt the more keenly on account of a scarc- ity of coal for two months. The dgent of the moncpoly coal kings, ot whoze mercy we have been all winter, desls out his precious fuelin as scanty parcels as quartermaster sergeants did provender for cavalry horsea during the war, and with about as much au- thority. Thete is not a pound of coal to be bouight in cur town to-dsy, ex- cept anthracite, How lonz railroad companies will thus monopolize righta that belong to individusls, and make slaves of the people who gavo them their wealth, remaing to be sevn, Tye Bre has struck the ket note of the great political issues of the future, by publishing “Thurbor's Thunderbolt,” aud Judge Black's loyal expcse of the wrongs of heartless corporations on the burdencd masses. The American people are slow to wrath, bat the day of tetribution is nigh, and woe to that cowardly joneualire’ of,_sgeophantis politician ‘who ddres ralve his toics #gainst the freeran who rises to break his chaius. Every merchant, farmer; iechavic and laboring man in the United States, ought to read the arti- es named, study them axd digest their trathe, and then talk and vote for his rights, ond demand of the politician who asks his support, a rigid adherence to his daclaration of righte. The Reagan bill, for the regu‘ation of Inter-state commerce, now pending before congress, dessrves the eapport of the people from Maine to Califor- nia, and the repratentative or senator who votes against it should be spotted by his constitueucy for all time. Tam no prophet, but I will ventore that we a3 a puople, are upon the eve of one of the moat exciting Gampaigns of our history, and one that is fraught with graver consequences than the issue of 1860. The slow, but steady and sure, en- croachment on the birthright of American individual citizons, by the soulless corporation or monied asisto- crat, will ere long meet with » deserv- ed repulee, and that will only be the Paddock SENATE. Special Dispatch to The Boe. Laxcorx, Neb., January 19—10 p. m.—The prevailing opinion_to-night is that the backbone of the Paddock boom is broken. Paddock’s bonst that he would have forty-elght to fifty votes on the first ballot, caused great disappoiotment to h'a followera when they found he fell below forty. Des- perate efforts are being mado to-night to securo additional votos for him on the firat joint ballot to-morrow, but indicationsaro that ho will lose more votes than he can gain. Thurston declared to-night that if Paddock fails on the first ballot to-morrow, his fol- lowers must swing around to Nance. This programme cannot be carried out without serious loss, as many Paddock men will never support Nance, The field still remains unorganized, but confident of final victory when the vote ls pooled. E. RoSwATER. FOREIGN EVENTS. FXTRAORDINARY WINTER, Bpocial Dispateh to The Beo Loxpox, January 19, 1 8. m.—The weather is still very severe, and hur. ricanes aud suow storms are reported evorywhere throughout England. The aspect In London is almost un- precedented. A blinding snow storm s prevailing, ascompanied by a high wind. Several of the mail trains are snowed up, and numerous disasters | Oy have occurred to shipping. The Harwich lfe bost, whils: attempting to rescue s veasel, was capsized and the crew perished. DAMNING BY PAINT PRAIsE, Special Dispatch to Tan Ban, Lotoox, Jaouary 191 s m.— The Daily News yesterday mornin comnienting on Mr, Edwin Boot appelirance a: Princess theatro last night in ““Ouello,” naya: “We foar Booth's “Qthello’ 'will do little to ad- TRich, ae reputation he gained by his Hap" Aleu’ and ‘The Fool's Revenge.’ © f siled to win the froe symoathy of 18 audience for the pangs of jealousy °". unfathomable remorse of the vic- tim of Togo's’ villiany. The Morning Post says: “The few good poinis in Mr. Booth's perform- aases of ‘Othello’ did not avail to give continuous interest to its dering, Iacking poetic imagination and gran- deur of gassion.” CABLECRAMS. Specia Dispatches to Trx Bax. Forty of the members who voted in the minority on Mr. Talon's motion commencement of hostilities, The re- action will be terribre, and prolonged until all wrongs are righted and all debts paid. 1 almost hear the signal shots along the skirmish line of the coming conflict. The legions are massing, and when the word of com- mand is given, the enthralled mfllions will march forth to victory. The bloody cnflict of twenty years g0 broke the fetters from four million blacks. Since then the galling yoke of slavery has been put upon tho necks of forty million whites, and, strange to #ay, has been borne withoat a murmur untl recent]; The people sre generally becoming aroused, aud when' the apirit of free- dom asserts iteelf, the opposition, be whatsoever it may, will tave to suc- cumb, Lot the time of dslivesance hasten on! With best wishes for the success of Tue BeE, and all other public jour- nals and persons who espouse the cause of the wrongod nusses, I am Yours, SaxtIAGO. ELECTRIC BRIEFS, Bpocial Dispatchea tn The Bea. The Chicago Voteran club is making preparations to attend Garfield's inau- guratlon. 1t will go several hundred strong. Jobn G, Law, for the murder of his wife on the 18th of September, at Portland, Me., wasput on trial yes- terday morniug. A jury was empan- eled and argument heard. A fire causing n loss of $15,000 oc- ourred last evening on the premises No. 81, John etrest, Now Vork, ocon- pied by Joseph Menneadez, importer of West Indiav goods. When near Wellsport, Canada, yes- terday noon, the express train on the Canada Southern railway ran offthe track, and seven cars wero overturned and badly smashed. Ten persons were Injured, but none fatally. The cause of the accident is attribated to abroken rail. A syndicale of Canadian capitalists has been formed for the purpose of leasing the government rallway from tawa to Quebec. George 8. Marsh, the clerk who embezzled 85,000 from Hibrard, Spence &Co. , of Chicago, was arrested Iast night at his father's residence, in that city. Contrzctors who have been actively engaged during the past week in pre- paring for their operations, yesterdsy commenced boring excavations for the tunnel under the St. Lawrence river at, Pochelaga, Canada. Prof, John M. Cannon, of the Cin- olnnati gymnastum, has brought suit against James Lundy, a well-known photographer, to recover 20,000 ages, alleged {o have been by a blow inflicted by the e Body-Snatching. Specal Dispatch to The Bes. Derrorr, Mich., January 18—10 m —The body of Jeremiah Sall was dug up by ghouls at Mt. Elliott cemetery Inst night. No clue to the body anatchers. i oarpenter, di night, The coroner’s jury found s APIOUS POTT-WRESTLER A Miscular Minister Quists & Crowd of Disturbers in tha Sanctuary, — And the Way He Clubbed them Was a Caution to Spectators. Liabor Troubles Beginning in New York—A Woman Lurped in Detroit. A Msjority ot the House Mili- tary Committee Refuse to Pension Grant. e A Muscular Exhorter. Special Dispatch to The Bee. Crxcryyari, January 14—4 p m. Frank Osborne disturbed the meeting in Orange coun'y, Indiaa, when Rov Potts was proaching. Potts had been terribly annoyed in the same manner, many times before by the sama crowd, and, having armed himself with » club, ho ut lit ceased preaching, took his ciub, and marching to the neat ozcupied by the disturber, mauled {)sborne over the head till he was badly Basten, when the c owl res- cued him. preacher as nrrosted and beavysy fived, when he left the neighborhood. Death by Drowning. Svecisl dispatch to The Bee. Moxristowy, Teun.. January 18— 4p. m.—Creen, Susoning attompted 10 cross the Nallachucky river in & wagon, hav 3 ry. Fanny Su Hamilton. The wagon b:coming un- coupled all wero drowned except Green Susoning. Labor Tr Bpscial Dispatch o the 48 New Yorg, Janaary 18—4 p.m.— A sirike fiss joat taken place at Weber's piano factory and at Hurtz Bros., French & Co., Flint & Co.’» furniture factori 700 men i stopped work. ables. Fears ara eutertained that thore may bo a prolonzed lock- out, Tt appears that the hours of a0.fi00f the workmen have besn treased ut s advance of pay. Tha plaho men were to bs reducad 10 per cent. Ignorance and Alcohol. 8pecial Dispatch to Tun Bn. Dernort, Mich., Jauary 15—4 p. m.—Yesterday ncon a horrible eol- dont happened to Mrs. Buettuer, wife of Adolph Buettoer, seoretary of the German branch of the ¥ M. C. A. who reridés in the northern part of the city. Mr~. Buetiner had been advised to take an alcohlic swoat, and, ignorartly placing a saucer full of alcohol on .l floor, set fire to and chen atood over tho swuce- wering her_ordinary clothing. The fiames t fire to her undergarmonts and in a moment the rirfo a mass of flame the house but the neighbors heard her soreams and arrived before her clothes had been_entirely burned off. Mrr. Buettner in 23 years of age, aud fs in a critical condition. ‘The Morning Hour. Spectal Dispatch to The tee. WASHINGTON, January 18, 4 p. m. —Tho president to-day approved the act for tho relief of the Winnebsgo Tndians in Wisconsin and to afd them toobtain subsistance by agricaltural pursuits and to promote their civil- ization, The national bank notes received for_redemption _yesterdsy amounted to 84,200,000. Reoaipts of internal rovenne, $23,911,385; customs, $61,- 37,820, The house committee on_elections thia forenoon, through Mr. Koifer, ra- ported unanimously in the case, Bois- bee va. Hull, in the second Florida district, that the contestant is entitled to theseat. It was laid over. A majority of the military commit- tee reportod adversely on the biil to place General U. S Grant on the re- tired list. Mr. McCook presented & minority report. MACHINE MOVES, Senatorial Blections in East. Spocial Disyatches to Tun Ban Cotvanus. 0., January 18—The election of United senator began to- day. Senator Beer named John Sher- man. Seuator Harper named Thur- man. A vote resulted, Sherman 20, Tharman 12, Bostox, Mass., January 18—Tn the republican catcus to-day Senator Dawes was renominated, after a spoech in opposition by T. W. Hig- ginson, and one in favor by Stato Sen- ator Rock. Dawes received 118 votes out of a total of 162. Awsaxy, N. Y., January 18.The legislature to day nominated Thomas C Plati for Unlted States senator. The vote was as follows: In the sen- ate, Thomss C. Platt, 25; Francis Kernau, 6, In the assembly, Platt, 79; Kernan, 44. The reception of Ganeral Grant will take place in_the assembly chamber to-morrow from 12:30t0 3p. m. Harnisnuzo, Pa , January 15—4 p. m.—The Grow phalanx to-day_claim at loast 51 votes will stand solid for Gow until they all hope of his elec- tion is gono, Their manifestion has nerved up the wavering sod put them in better spirits. The loacers of the bolters were up all night countelling and scores of private consaltation were had in Mr Grow's rooms. Should there ba no election to-day it s very likely that two caucuses will beheld to-night—an Oliver caucus and a Grow eaucus. Trestow, N. J., January 18— George Ludlow was inaugurated gov- ernor of New Jersey to-day in the senato chamber. There was no ciyil or military dieplay. Dova, Del., Janvary 18—10 p. m. —Senator Bayard was re-elslosted, all the democrats voting for him and tho republicans voting for Anthony Hivglne. Avcusta, Me., January 1810 p. m —In the renats the voto for United States senator stood, Hale 22, Joseph L. Smith 3, Harris M. Plaisten 1,cast by Smith. In the house, Hale 84, Smith 64. Tirec members were ab sent. The elaction will be declared verdict of death from ‘consumption, but some supposed that he was, pois- oned, to-morrow. Invraxarouss, Ind., Janoary 18— 10 p. m.—The time having srrivedfor the clection of a_United Stetes Sena- | tor, by the Indiana legislature, the | three following candidates were nom- inatad: Gen. Ben. Harrison, I P. | Gray, and Gilbert Do Ls Matyr. The senate gave Gray 23, Harrison 22, Do La Matyr 2. The vote in the house stood as follows: Harrison 57, Gray 39, Do La Matyr . Theresult will be annoanced to morrow. Muxxzarots, Minn., Janusry 18— 10 p. m.—In the M tare to-day, both nominated Hon. 8. J to be his own successor. Hausono, Pa., January 10—1 a . Oliver was nom- tnated by the repubdlicans ef the Penn- sylvania. legislataro for the United States senate Miuwavkez, Wis., January 10—1 A m.—Atacaucusof Sswyer men at Madison yesterday evenisg fifty-elght mombers pledged themselves to_sup- port Mr. Sawyer for the United States aonate, As fifty-five constitute 8 ma- jority of the majority of the republi- caos, the formal caucus to-day will undoubtedly nominate Mr. Sawyer. Thus terminates the long and acrimon- fous struggle between ‘‘Boss” Keyes and the northern Wisconsin miilion- aire, which has exceeded [n bitterness A. B. HUB Cor. Douglas JEWELRY, SILVER W We Guarantee The Best Gox even the famous campaigns of Hon. Matt Carpenter. A BOGUS BAIT, Secretly Circulated Among Paddock’s Feeble Followers, Promising Phineas, the Forger, Senator Conkling's Sup- port for the Cabinét. In Which Event Lucrative [Offices Will be Lavished Upon Paddock’s Sup- porters. a Dying Man's, Desperate Gasps. Bpacial Dispateh to tho lce. Lixcows, January 18—4 p. m.— After flibastaring all morning over the Daily-Carrigan confest; the hovse adjourned ai 12:30 to meet again at 4 p.m. Tha senate, after counting all the vote of Saline cotinty in the Jones- Wells case, voted to sdjoure. till £ p. , when the attorneys of each side will bs allowed thirty minutes in whish to present arguments. The vote on eenator csnnot be had before 4 o'clock. The anti- Paddock men are still confident that Paddock eannot b elected. A bold and couning scheme to trap unwary members has come to light this after- noon. A bogus letter, purporting to heve heen written by Senator Conk- ling, has been sécretly circulated among the members. This lotter pledged Senator Conkling's support for Hitchcock aa secretary Of the in- terior if ho assists In securing Pad- dock's re-léction. @ullible members are confidentially assured that Pad- dock's re-election secures Hitch- cock’s appointment to the cabi- not beyond a doubt, and Hitcheock pledges them the patronage of the In- dian bureau, laud office and territorial appointment. This letter is no doubt a bold forgery liko the letter of Presi- dent Perkins, of the Burlington_rail road, which was gotten up for Hi cock for years nzo and circulated by him amon; members in 1877. No in- telligent man wonld believe that Gonkling over wrto such a ltter. J.B. LARA’S East India Pile Cure. The only specific for all forms of Piles. In use in foreign coun- tries for years, lately intro. duced into America. Warrant- ed to give instant relief and a ermanent cure ranteed. gold by all druggists or mailed free on receipt of price, 50 cents, by.the American nts, Richardson & C6., Wholesale Druggists, Saint iouh, Mo. ZARA’S BILIOUS PILLS, guaranteed to give immediate reliefin all eases of Bilious and Liver Complaints, Cos- tiveness, Sick Headache, In- digestion, and cleansing the system of all impurities. Price 25 cents, All druggists sell them. e NO- 181 Price Five Cénts ERMANN, THY RELIABLED JEWELER, and I13th Sts? Gives Great Bargains in Ladies' and Gents AMERICAN COLD AND SILVER WATCES All Kinds Of ARE AND DIAMONDS, ods For The Least Money, aneiilete = Is A GRATIFYING FACT THAT THE WHITESEWING MACHINE @ives universal Satisfaction and that it is stead- ily and rapidly inoreasing in public tavor. The White Machine justly claims to be the best made, the easiest ru nning, the simplest in construction and the most perfect Machine in the market. The White Co. employ as agents men of in tegrity, and purchasers are always satisfled because they find everything just as repres- ented. Everybody should use this Machine. The salesso far this year are more than doubls the corresponding time All orders addreesed will be promptly filled. Inst year. to the Omaha Office JOHN ZEHRUNC, Cor. Pavenport and 15th Sts. Omaha. N/ THE CENTRAL Southwest corner MRS. A. Who has had years experience in Centrally SAUSAGE BURNED OUT, But at it Again. C.H.&J.S.COLLINS, LEATHER ASD Saddlery Hardware, HARNESS, COLLARS Stock Saddles, etc., Now Ready for Businese. Next.Door to Omaha Na- tional Bank, Donglas Street. beh, 1316 Douglas St., opposite Academy of Music. dectetr PROPOSALS FOR SU STORES. STENCE q i HORSE SHOES AND NAILS, Iron and Wagon Stock, the Best Assortment of WHEELS in the West. At Chicago Prices. W.J. BROATCH, 1209 & 1211 Harney Street, Omaha. Jan18.oms DINING HALL, 16th and Dodge. Has lately been leased by RYAN the hotel and restuaurantjbusi- . ness, and will run a first-class house. MEALS AT ALL Board by the Day or Week, HOURS with Lodging or without. Located. ccit.om AUG. DORMANN, Man scturer of all kinde of Summer Bologna (Cervelat Wurst)s Svecialtiy. 1714 Burt St., Omaha, Neb. Orders promptly filled. de23-t NOTICE. Any one baving dead sniaals 1 will remov Leave orders southeast o ¢ of Harney o 14th ¢, second donr.” CHARLES SPLITT. Capltol Ave,, Opp. Masonie Hall, OwmAaHA NWR OR, A. 5. PENDERY, CONSULTING PHYSICIAN; | nas rERMANENTLY TOCATED HIS MED. ICAL OFFICE, OMAIIA, SEERASKA 8 Tenth Street, o In Wl departments ' ACADEMY OF MUSIC! Ome Week-Saturday Matinee. | Commenciog MONDAY Jan. 17. Appearance of Prof. J. M. IN USE FORTY YEARS. CELEBRATED SCOTCH Gough Candy ASafeand Ploasant Romedy for A H8, COI THMA, HOARSENESS and gth ing the Lungs. SOLD EVERYWHERE. Price only 10 Cents. Dr. Storm’s OrmcR or Pusciissixo axp Daror C. 8. ) Dec. sorh, 1550, { the oo fclock woon o Februry Tth, 1881 3t which time ard j1ace they will be open o badders, raishing aod Storebotise (new cor- e, ‘o aboat 220 pounds he Allto bo deliversa by by March 15th, 1881 F ‘wo thodsammd (2,00 ) pand e breakfast bacon Two thoasaud (2.00) resktast becon pret! i et et o ba. sccemtu pric Bt o o b s e e 150, 181 h-:m- ‘Govcrament reserves the right 1o reject mapr o vropowa will be considered unless sccom- | vanied by the “Printed Instrnctions t> Bid- "t be procured at this fize. iope+ containit g propossis sh.uid be mark s for Subsin ence Stores,” and addressed 1o the undersizoed. 154t TiiosAs wit-os, LA QT ey s ety Sl rin Ao v & o porinisi MACALLISTER. I Great Wizard | OF THE WORLD, | g chotce of wonderful iusione, startling tranator | of Magte. “At the e ‘swch entortainmer | 100 asaful anc costly prasente will be given £ Gailers (=ith prosent of ene en 1 veats down stairs, 50c rverved soaia st Wyx Meyor Bros. without extra charze. 3. H. FLIECEL & GO, - MERCHANT TAILORS, No. 1220 Douglas Street, OMAHA NEB, *'SEASES OF THE EYE, Ear and Throat. DR.L. B. GRADDY: OCULIST, AURIST & LARYNGIST. Office Ovar Rennard's; Drug Store Uorzer of 14th and Douglas Ste, ovisam