Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 27, 1881, Page 1

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Oreighton Block, - OMAHA Send for Ciroular. nov2sdkwt CHARLES RIEWE, UNDERTAKER! Metalic Cases, Cofins, Casketa, Shrouds, etc. Fern m Stree I SHEIM T O TEELIAT ugh | bravery, an MORNING EDITION. ] FOREIGN EVENTS. English War Circles Alarmed at the Russian Sucoesses in Asia, { Parliament Adjourns After a Twenty-two Hours’ Session, Renewed Shocks of Eerth quake Depopulate Agram ! Parlisment Stands by the Gov- ersmenton Irish Pesce Meesures, — GANY HOME KULERS Specia! Dispatch to The Bee. Loxpox, Janusry 26—10 p. m.— The house of commons was in sesslon all night, and {x a:ill sitting wichoat suy immediate prospect of an ad- journment. The home rulers are making the big fight which they have 80 long threntened, and are resorting to every speciesof parliamentary tac- tios o prevent a vote on the coerclon bill. Gladstone’s resolution havivg precedence to Mr. Forater’s bills for the protection of life aud property in Ireland, they repestedly made motions to adjourn, but were as frequently defoated on adivision by a heavy ma- jority. The debate on the coercion bills now locks like a drawn battle, neither slde ziving the slightest sign of surrender. Still, the obstruction is only a concentration of temporary expedients, and 0sn do no more than delay again the result, The fecling 1s growlag that, while the sovzrnment. will undoubtedly be able 80 to handle Its numerical majority as to the coercion moeans, recent developments will induce them to decide that it is inexpedient to anforcs them, and that they will remain practically a dead lett: upon the state statute books. BUTTING A STONE WAL Spocial Dispatch to Tho Bes. Loxnox, Jantary 27—1 s, m.— Tho debato on Mr. Gladstone's reso- | ® lution contioued yesterdsy. After a wotion to adjourn, pressed by the bome rulors, 1t was decided in the unegative, without a division. Sesing that the government remained firm in it ponition, and was determined to prees the resolution to a vote, Mr. Parnell proposed » compromiss, which was promotly declined by Mr, Gladstone and Sir Stafford Northeote. Forther heated discussion ensued, without_eliciting anything new from either side, when the house divided on the resolution, passingit by a vote of 204 for to ‘nst. It thus gives Bir. Forster's bills priority over allother matters, and the fight will now be a equare one on the coercion measures ss embodied by the home secretary for Ireland. Mr. Glad- stone then moved an adjournment, which was sgreed to, as tha house had been in session twenty-two hours. SUBMISSION OR REBELLION. Within the last few days the neces- slty for a compromise on the home rale moderate form of l1and bill looms up as the only practical solution of the refent aspect of the Irish question. Che government can enforce its coer- cion measures by filling Irelend with troops, and thus compelling the peo ple to at once choose between submis- sion or rebellion, or the government wajority may come toan understand iog with the anti Parnell wing of the home ralers, and possibly pass a mod- erate land bill over their heads by » rity which, backed by the fublic oginion of ne rly all Englaud, will bs likely to find acceptance in Ireland as the only concession possible to be ob- tained from parlisment at the present session. The discussion is a profonnd- Iy interesting one as it stands, even the popular topics of the weather and the eud of the world fall into neglect in the face of it. THE MARCH TO INDIA. Spacial Dispatab to Tho Bes Loxpo, January 27—1 a. m.—A St. Petersburg dispatch says that the Rousstan army under Gen. Skobeloff have stormed Geoktepe and taken the fortifications after a terrible fight. The Turkomans were driven from their position and fled, leaving the whole line of eplendid forts in possessicn of the Russians. It is also reported throvgh Russian sourcee, that Dense- tepe has been captured. The loenee on both sides were great, the Turc mans having fought with nnsurpas. proving themselves {10 best troops with which a Europesn force has ever met in battle. The czar has telegraphed his congratuia- tions to Gen. Skobeloff at the res: This news, whose substantial tru there is little or no resson to ques- tion, is regarded in military and go ernment circles here, as of avery grs: cbaracter. It indicates that Ru hos galned an imporiant step in her progress toward Indis. Unless they meet with reverses, in the not far fu- ture the Russisns in & condition to ocoupy a territory which will be & valusble base of operstions agsinst Afghanistan, and aleo against Indis. There is believed to be no reason why Raesla should not now continue her advance towards the Afghan fron- tier ot her leisure, nor why Gen. Skobelofi’'s march cn Meros should suffer serious opposition from the Tar- comans. CABLECRAMS. Bpecia Dispatches to Tas Baa A dispatch from Oape Town says Gen. Goorge Colley” has reached , and that the Boer patrols are only four miles distant from his pres- ent position. The report is confirmed that s _con- ference of the powers will be held at onoe to settle the boundary question. A dispatch from Cape Town save the Boers are massing at Wakstrom, and » great battle is expected. The long sitting of the houte of commons has caused a great sensation, and it has been the topio at the clabs ;l;:inphm of public resort in Lon- There were renewed shocks of earthquake at Agram, Austrls, yester- day, which caused grest damage. Large nombers are fleeing from the gy, which will likely be depopu- The London Staudard published an extra last night contatning ouiars of the great battle of mp‘gudm . Gthand Ilth, Omaba,Neb, (#0d Tr comans before Geoktepe. egaphl orders promptly atiended 0. | Gen. Sk balff was thrice driven from the defentes, and could not have pos- sibly carried the position but for blow- 12z a great breach in the Turcomsn oations by means of mines. The Russian loes was enormous, There is a strong feeling in favor of continuous sittings of the house of commons all questions relaticg to Ireland are disposed of. Mr. Gladstone, roplying to s cor- respondent who inquired ns to the trath of the rumor that he is about to enter the house of lords because of ml-rmhh, eaya it is perfectly ground- YOUSDERED, Bpectal Dispatch to The Des. Pazis, January 28—4 p. m —The boat ured for harbor work at Chis- bourg, has foundered, The crew. of eighteen persons were drowned. Eight bodies have already been recovered. TURKEY PREPARED. Hobart Pasha telegraphs denying thtestatement of the correspondent at Athens that there are only 112,000 troops in Theesaly, he saye the Turkial srmy on thegreek fronter is nearly four times that strength and ina condition to meet ~any pum- Wer Greece can bring against them. READY FOR PUSINESS, A dispatch from §:. Petersburg re- ports that 1,200 soldiers who had been constructing railwa at Kzil- rva, have moved toward the front. Two battalions ara ready for immedi- ate transportation from Michaelowski. AMERICAN COMPETITION. A Berlin dispstch says that many agriculturista ara ournesly complain- ivg agatnst the importation into’ Ger- many of American productions, which they say seriouwsly affecte their in- terests, A BUCCRSSFUL STRIKE, Au advance cf aven and a-half per cent. in wuges has bsen conceded by %o Clyde ship builders to their nien and the strike is ended; ELECTRIC BRIEFS. Speal Dispatches 1o The Beo. Fifteen men are atill on tho track in tho pedestrian contest now going on in Awmerican Institute, New York. Hughes still maintains his ten-mils iead; and is the favorite by great odds among betting men. On the thirtieth ballot yesterday fternoon the senatorial dead-lock in the Tennessee legislature was broken by the election of Lowell Jack- #0n to the United States senate. The great wholesale and retail dry goods house of Field, Leiter & Oo., Obioage, has dissolved, Mr. Leiter retiring to devote himself 1o mining evterprises. Tho dry_goods business will be coutinued by Marshall Field. In the joint convention of the Wis- consin legislature yesterday Philetus Sawyer was elected United States senator, to rucceed Argus Qameron, for the term commenciug March 4th. Mrs. Giddes, a woman. aged about B5 yesre, was murdered at her own house in the Fifth ward of Ohattanoo- g, Tenn., Tuesdsy evenicg. It is supposed the aerd was comaitted by ber 500, a young man aged seventeen, who is now in jail. The only change i~ the balloting for United States senator in the Penn- sylvania logislature was a defeotion of two from the ranks of Wallace, one of whom went to Oliver and the other to Grow. The city council of Chicago passed an ordinance last night requiring all draw bridges connecting the differant divisions of the city to be kept closed for one hour esch morning and eve- ning. This will be grestly to the ad- vntage of city travel, but wiil not be relished by the lake marines. A dispatch from S, Louis ssys Al Reineke, the tax forger of Ohicago, has been arrested there. The wrestling match for the Graeco- Roman champlonship, betwecn Mul doon and Whistler, took placo in New York lus evening. It was a very te diousaffair. A’ miduight neither of the contestants had onived a fail. The trade council of Fall River, Mass., met last evening, aad sppoint- ed s delegrtion to attend the legisla- ture, nc~ in session st Boston, next week. Recolutions were sdopted asing every means to obtain an in- cresss of wages. Imported Horsee for Nebraska. Epocil Dispatch o Tho es. Niw Yok, Janusry 27—1a. m Three mammoth Clydesdslo stallio sro stabled in_the United States bonded stables in this city, awaiting removal to Nebraska. They ara splendid specimeus of tho Clydesdale broed of hotses, and have enormous foetand logs. They are nct hand some or showy from an aztisti of view, an their legs seem short and massive, and are covered with hair, while their manes are fall aud bushy. Judges of horsee, howerer, say that the animsls are some of the finust rrived here for a They arrived a few days loog time. ago from Sootland in the steamer “Anchoria,” and are the property of Mr. Reeside, who is taking them to Nebrasks. They were notinjuredin the least by the voyage. They aro black, brown and bay, aud sre valued at about $8000. Thero also srrived by the same steamer four magoificent fox houads for Masjor Shirley, of Ken- tacky. POSTOFFICE CHANGES Tn Nebraska during the week ending Janusry 22, 1881, farnished by Wi. Ven Vieck, of the Postoffice depart- ment: Established—Alliston, Baffalo Co., Charles A. Glaze, postmaster. Discontinued—EI Dorado, Greeley county; Grant Prarie, Platte county; Rosedale, Adsms county; West Branch, Pawnee county. Name changed—Nortl: Fork, Saline couaty, to Repose* Postmasters appointed—Farmers- ville, Merrick county, William Jadd; Layinia, Holt county, Mrs. Susie McCuen; L:high, Colfax coanty, J. B. Cain;St. Helens, Cedar county, Wilbar F. Brysat; Willowdale, An telope county, M. O. Aller. Plodaing Along. Special Dispated to The Bee. Nzw Yok, January 27—1 a. m. At the walking match the score at midvight stood: Hughes 326, Cox 300, Vint 300, Ourran 278, Campana Howard 305, Albert 301, Khrooe 301, Phillips 270, Lacouse 243. Avszr, Texas, January 26.—Gen. S. B. Maxey, demoorat, was re-clected tothe United States semate on the first ballot, beating ex-Gov. Morion by13 votes. WASHINGTO — Report That Senator Alli- son Has Been Offered the Treasury Portfolio The Attorney General Finds $75,000 Dus the Govern- ment from the Cen- tral Pacific. The Ponca Indian Commiss| sion Condemn the Course of Secretary Schurz. The President Nominates Stans ley Matthews to bs Associ- ate Justice of the Su- preme Court. CAPIT#L NGTES, Spectal Dizpatchos to The Ker, The president has appointed Bev- erly Tucker commissioner, fof the state of West Virginia, to the inter- vational exhibition in New York in 1883, The Ponca Indian commission have beeu holding dmly conference with the president, and their conclusions will ba anno! d in » fow daye. Judso Lawrence, first comptroller of the treasury, has advised the prop er offiecra to prosecute criminally, 68 welias ciyilly, all cuses of embezzle- meat by public officers, Commissioner Raum was yesterday inf, C. H. Mlocker, revenue s Florids, of tho eapture of an illicit copper distillery £ 100 gallons capseity, operating in Lafayetio_couuts, wiich was oper- erated aud ran by B, H. Stendard. Lieut. William €. Gitnon, U 8. N., the eailor srtist, has been promoted to the command of the U. S. war ebip “*Yantis,” The superintendent of the monnted recruiting servics has been ordered to forward fifty recuits to Omaha, Neb,, for assignment tr the Fifth cavalry, The senate in executive session yesterday postponed action upon the nomination of W. H. Huskell to b postmaster at Albany, in place of W. H. Craig, the present postmaster. Mr. Conkling is oppozéd to the con- fiemation of Haskell A Washington special to The New York Sun says the trsssury depart- weut has been positively and formally offered to Senator Allison, of Iows, and thers is no doubt hewill accept it, FRENCH CARRIES HIS POINT. WasHINGTON, January 26—10 p. m. —The conforence over the Central Pacific railroad cass was continued decision sted by th er:l as fullows: Thero in a dispute tetween the Central Pacific railread and tho United S-ates, as to whethor cortain sume, which are claimed by the railroad to be applicable to the pay- ment of dividends, are properly so ap- pliosble, and it is understocd that the Uhnited States will file a bill in order 1o test the quesiion of whether such 8 sum of money can properly be used for that purpose, butit is also under- atocd that if the parsons intereeted in the ratlroad shall give a bond thatin case it is finclly deciacd that such sums should not be used for the pay- ment of dividende, that they will re- | store them to the treasury of the com- pany, that an immediate injuuotion will not be preseed tor, but that the mter will await decision upon this bond, which it is understood wiil be seven hundred and fifty thousand dol- Iars. Under the circumsisuces the dividend will of course be paid, as tha geatlomen in‘erested in tho matter are amply sble securities which are required, REP T OF THE PONCA COMMISSION, mitted its report, i which they gen- erally condenn the removal of these Indisus from Dako a as1liegal and ¢ Luman, They attribute the recent | abaudonment of tue ides of a return | by the Ind aus to_the beltef that the | government would not sustain them | in their title to their linds in Dikota, | d as their head men have agreed to ay, they regard it as a solemn com- pact, but those who have returned earnestly desire to stay in Dakota and Nobreska. The commiesion believes tnat actton by the government toward making ameuds for the wrongs to these Indians would have a salutary effoot upon »ll Indians by impressing them with the good faith of the govern- went. They therefore recommended an allotmen; of 160 acres of land to each man andzebild of the tribe, to be located at the option of each in Dako- ta_or the Indian territory, not to be subjected to lien, taxation or encum- brance for thirty years, and until such time hereafter the president may re- new such restriction; that the govern- ment contione the sppropriation of 65,000 per annum for five years, at least, and that §25,000 be immediate- Iy appropriated; §5000 to be expend- ed for agricaltural iwplements for the Dakota branch, and $20,000 to be di- vided among the othera as payme ot in fall for Sioax depredations and lc ‘ses by removal. Also that thero be ap propriated further sums of $5000 for dwelling houser, §5000 for school houses for the Dakota Poncas, and religion, education end Industrial en- “erpriees be supported. TENNESSER'S NEW SENATOR. About 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon Information reached the capital that Lowell Jackson, & etate cedit demo- crat, had been elected United States senator from Tennessee to succeed or Bailey, whose te:m of office will expire on the 4th of March. The news spread thrcugh the capitol with rapidity. The Tenetsee represeuat- atives In_congress, with the excep- tlon of Mr. dauck, were delighted with the result. ~Senator Harrls spoke in the highest terms of his col league. Congressman Taylor, of Tennessee, who received 35 votes for senator_tu tho convention Monday, “They have made an excellent choice. Mr. Jackson is a man of un- blemished character, an alle lawyer, ! | attracting furnich the additicnal | and every way qualified for the high aonor. I think his @lection will unite the two opposing factions of the dem- ocratic patty in the state,” SENATE. special Dispeteh 10 The Hes. ‘WasnINGTON, January 26.—The prasident sent to the sena‘e yester- ay the namination of Stanley Matthewe, of Ohio, to be associste inwic of the supreme court of the United States. alr. Tugaila offered s resolution that ths senate would be ready to ro- ceive the houss Februsry 9, and pro- osed t0 count. the clectoral vote for president and vise president. Laid over on objecthin by Mr, Whyte. A bill to £at.fy the compromisa of taxesdue by th' B. & O. railrosd to e District ¢ Columbia ocoupied the moroing Bdir, and was pssse: Mr. Bow L pies on Monday lie would ask the e to permit him tn spesk upon the Poncs Indian question. Mr. lagalls introduced & bill for the relief of Henry 8. Davis, which was referred 10 the committee of the District of O-lumbis," Abill providing for the allotment | of lands in severalty to Indians came up as the regulac order. Mr. Teller made an elaborsts speech i opposiclon to the bill, main- taining that history aud experience shows the impractioability of endeav- orlng to induce Indians to accept lands in_severalty. Me. Plamb also opposed the bill, which he charasterized a8 the cssence of inkumanity, snd which, he said, ahould be entitled ‘A bill to exter- minate Jodians.” r. Thurman moved to adjourn, s wea rejected—ayes 19, naye 26, The senate then went into executive session, and when the doors were opened adjcurned. HOUSE. The house spent the day in uscless quibbling, nothing whatover betng ac complished. Afrer the members had tired of flibnstering and nonsenso, the house, at 5:10 p._m., on motion of Mr. Thompson, of Kentucky, ad journ d. BLACK HILLS NUGGETS. A now property, and a magpificent one, has rted. The llo Eldredge tunnel in Spruco golch, at the depth of less than 100 foet, struck ore They have centinued to drift, and have now fifty feet of fine willing ore tasight A woman named Mrs. Brown at- tempted to commit suicide near the Savage tunnel, above Deadwood, few dsys zince. She #hot herself in the brea-t with a six-shooter, aod at present liss ia a critical coudition. 4 Michigander is to erect a sash, blind and door factory near Raptd. Rapid Oty demands water works. Thirty men are at work on French creek, whero excellent placers have been diseovered. The minas in what is known as the Washington camp, Caster county, are ‘considerable attention. They show zome praity big p Miners have struck a rich streak in tieir dry digeings nesr Dinsby, which will go about §12 to thoload of diet. Sidney recvived 83,415,881 of gold bullion trom the hills during 1880, avd forwarded it cast over the Usion Pacitic. Beaver tails are sold on the Dead- wood market at twenty-five cents each. After boing used as the basis of £oap they sre ssid to make splendid oot soles. At Rochford lest week the mercary froze. 2 Two placer winers at Haroey's Peak were buried by a gravel cave. Buth were extricated in a dying con- ditton. Ohiaatown, in Deadwood, calebra- ted the ew Year on January 29ch gusto. wood resulted in the fatsl woundmg of oue man, sad the killing of two others. Tho trial of W. L Sackstt, former comuiastoner of Lawrence county, for corrapticn in office, resulted in ae- quitiai. Rapid Cily stock men report stock in good order, and losses cowparative- doubt of Daadwood being visited by two first- class railroads before January 1, 1882, Lawrence county szrip is sellig for 75 cents on the dollar. Chicago ‘icket scalpers are swind- ling emigrants to the Hills by selling them through ticketa to Deadwood ‘via Fort Pierre for §53. The report circulates in Daadwood that a croacut in the Homestake 100 feet below the present workings has developed an fmmense body of ore richer by far than has yot been milled 1o the Black Hulis. Thelate fire st Deadwood developed the fact that large quantities of giant powder are stored in stores in that town. The bullion shipments from the u-;n. for the sear sggregate §4,788,- 309. The Hay creek coal mines are bsing opened in anticipstion of rallroad fa- cilities. A new twenty-stamp mill ie to be erected in the Old Caarley mine near Custer. The machinery has been or- dered, and is now on the road. Itis expected the stamps will be in place ready to drop by the firat of April. The Homestake company has sur- veyed a route, and will this season build a narrow-zangs railroad from their mills at Lead City, by the way of Whitetail, Whitewood and Yel ow- ereck, to the heavy pine timber on the head of Elk creek, s distance of of fourteen miles. The net proceeds of MoMacken's mica mine near Custer, tn the past year are ostimated at 35000. Custer’s postoffice ls baing fitted with lock boxes. The Hills sre clamoring for a herd Iaw. Deadwood wants a fire alarm. Two placky hunters of the Hills orptured and brought in alive four mountain llons. S —— The Yorktown Centenmial Bpesial dispateh to Tho oo, Ricaxoxp, Va., January 27—1 a. m,—Public meetings areto be held throughout the state on the 22d of February for the parpose of extend- ing from the people of Virginia an in- vitation to the people of the United A row at the coal banks near Dead- | States to participate fo the Yorktown celebration. Books will bo in Phila delphia this weck for subseription to the centennial stock. The certificates of siock repre-ents a share of $10, and besr the viensties of Washing. toc, Lafayette, Rochambaau and De i the vignette of the sur- Cornwa'ls, as well as other @ closa f the revolution, also, vignettes of Inde- ndonce Hall. Tho centenuial asso ciaiion have decided to continue the celebration for twenty days. MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH, Chicago Produce Marget. Cureaao, Janaary 26. — Sfoderatly netive axd coen and oats i fair demind and firm; rye and barey dull and ouminal; mees pork, lard 5 short fios in wood_ reques: and firmer; epring whoat, February aold at 99}@ 9930: March, 810031 003; April, 81 003el 00%; May, 21 04@1 04}; olosing at 994@99%c for February; 21 004@1 00} for D 81 00ja 1 00f for Apul; 81 04@l 04} for red sellor r February s:ld at 983988 March, June, Corn — Februsry, 36ic; $61@37c; May, dli@ilic; 414c; July, 41@42e. Januery offered at 3030 ry; 30jc bid, and 303g 3030 asked; May sold ab 34fc. Rye—Mirch offered at 90%c, with 90¢ bid; no sales. Pork—Mese, March' § February, 70613 i $74a13 90 for 818 55@ April. Lard—January, £0 25 bid. aold at §9 April, $4 45 askod o Whisky—Lower, 81 0 Chicago Live Stock Market Circaco, J Boga—Ruceigts 28,000 was & live ma o e 5 E £ H packing lots; $4 80@b 60 for gocd to axtra primo heavy packing, and from $4 90@5 40 for good to cholcs smoo h heavy shipping lota for Philadelphia, and at tho hour #hen cur reporter loft tho yards, the bulk of early ar- rivala were 8011 and buyers taking the fresh receiots s 800n a3 parded. was cull, but no head, but es buyers had not received their orders there wae but jiztle done in the way of purchasing; up to 11 o'clock the only sales reported wero two lots of falr to choic 84 0064 95; for ehipping { buyers ha ing, and m ateers at ers local New York Produce Marke®. i New Yoss, January 2 Flour—Quict, without any decided change; receipts, 25,280 barrels; round hoop Ofio, $4 5034 90; do, 84 95@6 75; superfine wes:ern, $3 40@3 85; common to good rstra do 84 2064 50; choice, do, do, 24 63 @6 75; clioice white wheat, do,:$5 00 @6 00. Batter—Quict and steady; Ohio, 12 Euus—Weaten, nominal. | Wheat—Omer,” but frm; No. 2 ! red winter, $118@1 18} 0in—Quiet, but firmer; No. 2, 55@dTc Ov<—Qulet Pok—8l4 5015 00 for 5 00 for ohrnary; 39 T7) 189 873 for sel r April; 39 923@ | 9 974 for Mey; 89 623@970 seller the sear. St. Lous Froduce Marker. Janusry 26, | Wheat—B @102 for c. | rusry: 5 81 063@1 07 for Apri] for May; No. 3 do, 93 884c. ru—Higher; d13c for cash; 38% @389 for February; 38jc for Maren; 30}@383 for Apri; 40§@404o for ay. Oats—Dall; 3285 for oash; 330 for Febeoar, Rye—slow at 87c bid. Barley—Quiet; 80@x1c. Losd—Slow; £ 25 bid. Butter—Quict; dairy 18@25e. Egus—Firm; 44@45. Whisky—Lower at $1 06. Pork—Hisher; $13 40 bid for cash; $1342 for Febraa'y. Dry 8alt Meats—Higher at 8435@ 4406 906 957 16@7 20. Bacon—Botter; 85 267 60G7 65. Lard—Nomin; higner at $0 15. Receipts — Flour, 3000 bbls; wheat, 11,000 bu; corn, 32,000 oats, 3,000; rye, none; barley, 5,000, Shipments — Flour, 5,000 bbls wheat, 2,000 bu; corn, 4,000; o 3,000; rye, 1,000; bacley, 4,600, SR St. Louts Live Stock Market. St. Louts, Jacuary 26. Hoga—Str d ‘hi Yorkers and mized packi ers’ to fancy, 7,200 head E Baltimo 0. Receipts, ments, 2,700, % y the best shirtin the ates is mannfsctured at the irt Factory. The superlority al snd workmanship, com- vined with their great improvementa, that s Reinforcad fronts, Ramnforced basks and Reinforcod elecves, makes ! shirt the most durable and best fitting garment of the kind, ever mannfactured at the rasderate price of $1.50. Every shirt of our make is guaranteed firat-class and will refund the movey if found otherwise. We make a specialty of all wool, Shaker, and Canton flannel, also chemois underwear, made up with a view to comfort, warmth and dnrabil ity. persons e offer spesial inducements for their protection. "Pu. Gorruzntes, 1007 Farnarm strant QT8 122 day 12 oo sy mat; nss 1400t8t tran. Adc ream Tras & Co.Portind, Mo To finvalids and weak-longed | in the manuer thesc goods are made | BO% TS B PERCT PG THE CONQUERING HERO. Enthusiastio Greeting of the Sen= ator Elect on His Home- ward Trip. Otoe County in Ecstacies of Joy and Nebraska City Arrayed in Bunting. | Hearty Hurrahs at Home: ska Crry, Januiry 25—Sen- | clect Gen. C. H. Van Wyck re- ned homs from Lincoln thise nirg. The train was pal engine decorated with hearing stresmers 1ab: Wyek.” B Tue ssene sloog the eitirs route was oue of immense enthusissm. Bennet a lrge crowd gathered, and | handshaking was (he active exercise of the momant. No formal apeeches were made. There was general rejoicing at Pal- myrs, the home of Representative Moore, and a band of music discours- ed patriotic airs. An immense crowd had scsembled at Unadilla, and after the band ceased Rey. J. B Johnson made an enthusi- astic and_appropriate addrers, which was excellently roceived. The close of his remarks was followed by & gen- eral handshakisg. e fully 500 people had assembled, and rant the sir with shou's, songa and music. The station at Nebraska City waa surrounded by an immenre throng, and the air was alive with enthusiasm. As the senat the platform, the hand played “Hail to the Uhief,” but e d by huzzis of irly deli A and Tefft. Animmenso procession was formed, headed by the baud, and marched tho principal sireet to the i Central hotel. In response to the renator delivered oue of the best specches of hia life, and was fol- Towed by Senator Teflt, Tha enthusiasm is beyoud descrip- tion, fligs are flying, caunon firing, the people cheering, streamers are overywhero seen bearing the name of 0. H, VanWyok, whilo over Main street flicsthe campaign banner of the Garfield and Arthur club, with Van Wrck bunting sttached. The formal public reception will be | held at the Grand Central Hotel cn Tuursday, whet the senator and bis accomplished lady will ba greeted by the citizns of Otos county, nime- tenths of whom feol a great pride in the selection of Gen. Van Wyck for the distingaished positicn to Which he has just boen elocted. DOMESTIC DOIN The Border Ruffians. Spacial diepatch to The Ees. Nrw Yo, Jannary 26—4 p. m. —A Fort Buford, D. T., special says a man just arrived from Moody moan- tan reports Sitting Bull has surren- dered there to the Uanadian govern- ment and arks that he may be sent under charge of sn ofi- cor of te northwestern po- lico to Fort Buford and turned over to the military authorities at that post; that Sitfing Bull stated that he had .eft Canads with the in- wntion of surrend ring to Major Brotherton, but bec:me alarmed st the presence of the troopa at Poplar Croek mgency, aud fesred thac he was going o bo dealt with trenchcrously; that he kuew these troops were from Fort Keogh and had fonght them before; that hw dared not trust himself or his poople In toeir hands; that he is williag to start for Buford =henever the Canadian mu- thoritiea wili send him and will give him up i good faith to Major Broth- erton. New Yorx Januiry 26—4p. m.— A Loudon Desparch eays Sir Aloxan der Gale, of the Usuadian high com- ht au inter of Canada, ostiag paper on a the rosma of iny befure guished andioace. Sir Alex- was _recaived with eordial ap- plause, which was frequently repeated during the conrse of his acdress. He enid the correct imports were seveu teenmillion_foor hundred thousand pounds aud the eXports eighteen million pounds; that the debt of Can- ada June 30:a, was forty million peunds. Cinctnnaty’s Festival. Bpectal dispateh to Tux Brn. Crxcryxar, Jannary 25.—The sale of choice seaa for the operatic festi- val, by auction, was commenced this morning at Coltege Hall. Eidding wras lively and great interest was man- ifested in the proceedings. Ovar 150 seats were sold before 12 m., the cost averaging about 22 por seat, inclnd- ing premiums paid. The fostival com- mences Feb. 21, and promises to bo a very brilliant succeas. A French Flend. Special Dispatel to The Bee. Assourio, Til., January 26—4 p. m.— Oue of the moat atroclous mar- some four and without wife in tho fo read, killing her in- atantly. Itis suppcse he was intoxi- cated. Sax Frascrsco, January 26.—A fire in Ohinatown broke cut at three o'clock this morning in Stout's alley, the most populated part of the Mon~ golian district. Several buildings wers destroged. The heroic exartions of the firemen provented the destruction of the entire China quarters, as seem- ed probablo for nearly an hour after tho breaking out. of the fire. New Yorx, Javuary 26.—The sub- commitice of twenty-oneof the eom- mittee of one hundred has addressed inguiries to the chairman of the sever- al halls and committees of New York democrats, asking whether they will agree to have a confeencs to decide upon plana for reorganization based Crxcrsxaty, O., January 26.—It is annoanced that the 7lst New York will pass through here February 24th onits way to New Orleans to partici- pate in Mardi Gras eelobration. They | Price Five Cef;{s FKDHOLM & ERICKSON Wholesa'e and Retall Wann, facturing ELERS. ~L\YGEST STOCK 0F — Gold aid Siiver Watehes and Jewe!ry in the City. Come and See Our Steck as We Will Be Pleased to Show Goods. EDHOLM & ERICKSON, HORSE SHOES AND NAILS, Iron and Wagon Stock, the Best Assortment of WHEELS in the West. A‘ Chicago Prices. W.J. BROATCH, 1209 & 1211 Harney Street, Omaha. janis en THE CENTRAL DINING HALL, Southwest corner 16th and Dodge. Has lately been leased by RERE. A RYAN Who has had years experience in the hotel and restuaurant,buei- ness, and will run a first-class house. MEALS AT ALL HOURS : the Day or Week, with Lodging or without. Beardhy Lel " ':r ntrally Located. AUTG. DORMANN, Moo actarer of a1 kinds of Summer Bologna (Cervelat Wurst)a Sreciaiti SAUSAGE, ¥285.%ar will spead aduy liore and hibition. New Yo, January 26, —George J. ie Metropolita the Library fund of historical society ar night. of re-eloction, and to decide cn rome fort to get s republic seion till 1:30 a. m. y of that plice has covered Charlio Ross, and has un ed all nope i the party | The ef speak did | republicsn ssucas puted evidercs of the boy's identifi- cation. Suspeneion bridge to Tu he is now with the Indi Indications. the lower Missouri nupper oya: warmer weatl: west winds, tare and fa'ling afternoon and evening. Ho hos traced him from he ors,whero suoary 27—1 8. m. issiseippl and Clear or northwest to south- rally lower tempora- srometer during the M. R. XISDON, General insurance Agent, erm s Bh 33588 EREs DR. A. 8. 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