Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 11, 1881, Page 1

VOL. X. KA, FRIDAY MARCH 11, 1851 = ; T KO * Establishe 187l NG EDITION. W e 2 WASHINGTON. Fst T —_— fYazoe; voler, Morgan; engroseed . A 200000 Damage Suit| iz oon fimfi‘t“;“ he Brought Against Schurz by | seaboard, k; fi?nm(of‘)nmfi:u:: a Claim Agent. ; library, Voorhees; pub- T ldings and ' grounds, Vest; & List of the P Com. | Yorktown centennial, Jobaston. Mr. Anthony, of Rhode Islend, i i meved to lay the resolution on the '"'"etel: s;:m't"w 0 etietor priating, sabject to beiog e nate. called up. Mr. Pondleton offored a resalution appoint a select committee, aud the change in the chairmansbip. in to “Secretary Hunt Oonsidsring] only volved belng Hampton in place of Vest elvil The Mistier of fhe “Jash- on examination brancho of the nette” Bearch Expe- service. This resclution . wae -aition, also tabled, subject to call. A message in writing having been —_— . | received from the president at 12:15, CAPITAL HOTES. on motlon of Mr. Garland the senate went into execative sersion. In executive session the senate con- firmed nominations as follows: R. S. :‘f-y‘lcr,nl Indisns, to be a member GARFIELD'S ANNOYERS. “Bpeciul Dispatches to The Bee. Iabar, Brown; oivjl service, Walker; The DOMESTIC DOING Vennor Predicts Boister- ous Weather Before the Birds Sing. 0'Leary Shows the White Feath- en,and is Hopelessly Left. Fire Fiend Entirely Wipes Out a Colorado Mining Town, Btartling Revelations of the Prevalence ot Trichinosis 4Among American Swine. Hollandérs in Chicago house of Miller's grocery, which was discovercd saturated with petroleum, | Walorwes abiaincd only from wellsand | Al papers ar letters In the postoffice burned, cluding $460 in bills of the postmas- ter's money. A Printer in Trouble. Special dispatch to The Bee. Macnssres, N. H., Maroh 11—1 a. m.—Jobn H. Dearbora, a tramp printer, suspeoted of being the real murderer of Mrs. Crae, over a year ago, and for which Stearns Kéndall Abbott hes been tried and sentenced u arrostod Wednesday at Oontrocokville, N. H. e was at work tn the office of The Hopkinton Times, snd was brought here. Mrsseavous, Minn., March 11—1 m.—It is_announced from a reli- surce that the governor yester sy offered tho senatorship mado v by the resignation of Windom, en. A. J. Edgecson, of Kaseon, =3 atate senator and Misissipp! river improvement ;J. M. F. Dizon, Jr., United States attorney for Rhode Is. land; Wm. Faxon, postmaster at Hartford, Conn.; N. D. Sperry, post- master st New Haven. At 12:30 the senate adjourned till to-morrow at 12 o'clock. The Treasury and she Banks. Bpecial Dispatch to The Bee. Wasavarox, March 10—4 p. m. There isno truth in the statement that Mr. L. P. Morton made an argument before Secretsry Windom in opposi- tion to the banks being allowed to re- deposit thelr bonds and withdraw the legal tenders. All that pessed be- tween them on the cubject was a ques- tion put to Me. Morton by the secre- tary as to the formers views, to which Mr. Mor‘on replied that he did not to start the expedition | know what the Iaw was on the subject before the first of July, by which|but that if he was in time can be got in readi- | the secretary’s place he would decide in accordance with the law on the railroad commissloner, and is a lead- Ing lawyer of the state. Jall Delivery Piot Frusurated. Sr. JoserH, Macch 9.—A plot_has been discovere1 in thls city to make a rald on the county jail and release the prisoners confined there. The Tal- Dott boys are still confined here, and the plan seems to have been to liber- ate them. A follow named Poke Wolls hes been confined in the county jail for the prat six months, awaiting a Subscription for the many others who the Boers. A delegation con- Simon Newcomb, jor Powell and Professors Atwa Ward called and urged the ap- polatmeat of Orange Judd as commis- sloner of agriculture. “*JEANNETTE” BELIEF EXPEDITION. Secretary Hunt has taken up the *“Jeannette” search case, and is con- midering the advisability of purches- the whaling steamer ‘Mary " now at San Francisco. This lsa most desirable vessel, and If it can be purchased at & fai= price, will be hflw!udn&:nn,nd the work of fit- out the expedition begun. It is Dot desirable Vessels in Distress. Special Dispatch to Tas Bas. WasINGTON, March 10—10 p. m. —The signal corps station at Ports. mouth, N. H., reports to the chisf signal officor as follows: Three vessels are in distress near this harbor—a 5 wo: Bark laden with cotton, aboat thrse | Caud oot o 2a o $1000 handred and fifty feet fromshore, the | 1,03, The money came from inside other two taing echooners. Their | the jail, directly after a visit from Dames are not known. The United | prs. Talbott, and was plazed in the States ship “Leyden” hasgone to ren- | hands of Col. A. M Saxton, who der sssistance. went Wells’ security. Wells is a des- The Finishing Stroke. perate character, one of the hardest Special dispstch to T Bas. in the northwest. A number of sus- Mapisox, Wis., March 11—1 a. m. |-picious charasters now in the —In the joint session of the leg city, and, it having come to the tureat noon yesterday, Angus Cam. |knowledge of the county court ceeived 97 votes | that such an attack wes slanned, the ot T poct of any | eron, republican, recelved 97 votes 3 SR, e e I e rvacs | and Willlum F. Vilas, democrat, 37 | judges have suthorized the shorif to Mr. Walter Blaine has been &p-Jino to.morrow. Mr. Morton will | votes. Cameron was declared duly | employ an additional forcs of five polnted private secretary to his father, i~ def oy ey ld’tgnphn“dd’ = , nted t to the president. IN THE WRONG PEW. A Oamphellite preacher c-lled on the president y2sterdsy and urged &is profession and denomination s grounds for being taken care of. The president kindly. informed the. caller that the government was not a charch organization. BIG DAMAGE SUIT AGAI/ST SCHURZ, A sult for 200,000 damages was entered in the circut oart of tho dis- trict yesterday by “Sharles D. Gilmore, » claim .8:‘ #n¢; Jand bounty hroker, against Ostl Fychurs, ex-secretary of the interlor, for injurles alleged to = "m-lefl;;-; Yy ble ditr n April ), from practice before A‘inh!i‘:n department. The :QO'. was, hhndb’“ll(r. suu:‘:lh-x ‘tnveatigstion of the charge agalust | E. Carr, Csllmore of having bribed F. O, Ball, clork in theland office. _The plain: tift claims he had spent the amount claimed in sdvertising and otherwise preparing to obtain and carry on an fginpati were sold at ass guees’ sale extontive businees s s clsim attorney. | yesterday to E. L. Harper & Co., for Mr. Schurz issued an order that he | §37 500, ahould not be recoguized as an attor- |~ George Lieobker, cigar manufacturer ney in any case. of Cincinnati, shot himsel: st noon S e BE ke pimaae. yesterday, and will dle. Drunken- ve 1 | Be88 was tho cause. e a2 b howse| A large millstons, in Vishor's floue B Fremont, O His cabinet is dis- | mill, on Des Plaines street, Chicago, Sollows: varte exploded late yesterday afternoon, se- o st el | iously injoring four men who were armed mon to guard the jail. Terrlble Fate of a Young Lady. Lirrie Rock, Ark., March 9.—The details of a shocking murder have just boen received from Craighead county. The facts are theie: Benjamin Ish mael, » wealthy and eccentric plaater, lives'a fow miles from Jonesboro, in in the county named, and in an lso— Iated locality. His family consisted of one daughter,% beautifal girl of 18, aud two or three boys. His wifeiis dead, and his daughter was the only ohild remaining with him. On the day the murder ocourred he lsft home, going to_ the mill, some mties away, leaving Miss Tshmael alone in tbe houss, and promising to return short- ly. When he camo back, efter the Iapso of some hours, he found his ghter lying on the floor of thesit- ting-rooum wliering i a pool of blood, She had been, bratally murdered by B e orth America, and ., o ‘porson o oA WD Bl There will slso be one more cold dip | t°red the house for the parpote of ] robbery, a3 1t was generally supposed o ooaidorabie soverlty. The month | tht Tahimaci had s large sum of money oncealed somewhere about the prem- It was amowing horo yestarday, and | S0\, 700 G 1" young. g towards night the weather tarnedoold, | J°L. 103 horrible. sppesrance, be- and it is now freezing. Piga mass of outs and bruises, the Good News for Omaba, marder_having been sccomplished Bpocial dispaich to The Bee. with a clab or axe. The room indica- MiLwaUKEE, Wis., March 11—1 s. | ted that a desperate struggle had m.—A party of prominent business | taken place, and Miss Ishmael had men from Cedar Rapids, Ia., was here | fought bravely for life. The farai- yesterday in consultation with the of- | ture was overturned, and everything ficlals of the C., M. & St. P. railroad, |in tho chamber was stained with desiring an eatly extension of its lines blodod. It s thought the from Cedar Rapids to Omaba and | robbers first demanded that she should ily Kansas City. They received assur- | tll thom whera her father kept his May 1, and then they will retarn to| working near, two of them fatally. | ances that the extensions wogld be | money, and upon her refusig ect upon Now York. Me. Evarts is said to be| The St. Joe city officlala are running | made within a year or two at the |her. When found she wes uncon- ‘much pleased with his aopoi ont the gamblers. A lot of them | farthest. scions, and died without giving the were errested Irst night and fined 850 | - slightest sign or clue by which her aplece. The judge warned them that murderers could be hunted down. A that would not be considered a prece- number of negroes have beeu appre- dent. hended ou suepicion, snd other arrests An attempt was made Wednesday are roported as likely to follow. ~ The night to burn the Kansas insane asy- neighborhood of the tragedy isdn v lum st Lesvenworth. The authori- fever of excitement, and the eequel ties were apprised of the plot, and may be the apoearance of, aud some captured two'of the would-be incen- awift work by, Judge Lynch diaries. Bloody Murder. Fred Linderman, of Peoria, IIL, Spectal dispateh to The Bee. was kicked and instantly killed by » MagrisspuRo, W. Va., March 11— horse yesterday morning. 1 a. m.—The most deliberate and James Coshing's vinegar tactory cold-blooded murder occarred here burned st Dubuque, Ia., yesterday . | last night. Charles Douglsss, a shoe- morning. ker, shot through the oye aud in- COrxorsxary, March 10.—The ele- tantly killed Jerry Greer, a fine look- gant statne of Gen. J. B. MoPherson ing and well-to do colored man. The will be unveiled. in this city at the re- trouble was that Douglass had accnsed union of the Army of the Tennessee, Green of robbing him some time ago. April 7th. I will remain in this city Douglass was arrested. a fow woeks aud will then be removed An Ungrateful Son. to Clyde, Ohio, where the remains of Special Dispatch to The lie. the dead hero are juterred. Caicago, Msrch 10—10 p. m.— Haxsisaz, Mo., March 10.—The Ueputy Sheriff Hildehrand, of Tomp- accounts of Fred Deehl, the default- elected United States senator for the four years remalning of Matt H. Oarpenter's term. Senator Osmeron will immediately return t Washing- ton and take part in the organization of the senate., ‘Vennor's Prediction for March. Spocial Dispateh to Tux Bas MoxTeEAL, March 11—1 a. m.— ‘Vennor writes:™ “The winter of 188] uot over yet by auy means, and noth- ing, in my opinion, could render this more probably than the present term of mild weather. Ther o yet, not resign his seat in congress until after the extra session. Ex-Secretary Sherman called on Secretary Windom this moraing. Mr. Sherman is in%avor of the banks be- ing allowed to_withdraw the legsl tendera deposlted in the treasury, and had he remained tn the treasury three days long the matter would have been settled ere this. Nominations, Special Dispatch to The Beo. Wasmverox, D. C., March, 10— 4 p. m.—The president sent to the senate to-dsy the following nomina- | lesst, three storm periods in this tions: Sanford A. Hudsou, of Wis- | month, namely—on the 12:h, 18th or consin, to be associate justioe of the’| idth; on the 16th and 17th, sad supreme court of the territory of Da- | lastly, on the 20¢h or 21st. The kota; Nathan F. Dixon, Jr., of|last two periods will give us heavy Rhode J-=iand, to be sttorney for the | snow falls, one of which is Vkely to United States district of Rhode Is- | bo the heaviest fall of the winter. This- will be pretty general over a ELECTRIC BRIEFS. Special Dispatches to The Boes The River Side rolling mills at Cin- OLeary’s Collapee. Spocial Dispatch to The Bee. NEw York, March 111 a. m.— The attendance at the garden during last evening was larger than on any previous evening except Sunday. Fally 5,000 ctators were present at 8 o'clock, O’Leary, who bad almo: made up his lost ground during the early part of the day, fell off again in the evening. At 7 o'clock Vaughan, after t_king overan_hour's rest, came on the track and walked at the rate of five miles an_hour. lb-s.qu R‘m::;‘l A e from polltios lu proporty cases in Ten- nesses sud_Minnesots. Ex Vice- Prosident. Wheeler contemplates su o extended Earopean tour. have had & bad effect upon him, and he was frequent. Iy compelled to retirs o his cabin for short rests, snd, it was stated, for stimulant aiso. Rowell, who had sn- nounced his rotirement from the Tace early in the evening, camo on the track at 8:30, and gavé an_exhibition of his running powers. His efforts, was president. Secre entered upon his duties in the after- which at times reached ten a miles an oon, and found great accumulation Kius couaty, New York, arrived here of business. ing treasurer of this county, show & ahortage of $600,918. hour rate, was loudly applauded. O'Leary, after walking one mile, was yesterday with & requisition for W. §. Northway, s well-to-do physlolan Mapsox, Ind., March 10, ters confirm the reported Mattie Hunter, the racer. Morey, of Cleveland, is the purchaser, and the price was $12,000. New Yomx, March 10.—Over 1,300 immigrants landed at Castle Garden ;| within the - past twenty-tour hours. The srrivals aro remarkably large for this time of the year. Wasursotox, March 10. —General and Mrs. Grant left here this morn- Ing on the limited express for New York. Avousta, Me., March 10.—The fo- sionist’s caucus nominated R. A, Frye, of Bethel, for United States senator. Daxvas, Tex., March 10.—William Shelton, edifor of The Falls County Index, published at Marling, has been discovered to be under indictment in Misstasippi for murder, and papers have been forwarded for his arrest. has an eye on New Ocleavs, and Amos J. Beers' friends are urging him for the port of New Haven. The contest for the New York tership i #aid to be between Mr. Pearson, Mr. James’ officent s seisaat, sadJohn 1. Davenport, tates supecvisor of elections in the metropolis. The Indiaua delegation have assur- anoe from the president thst Jobu C. New, of Indlana, and two or three t republicans of that state, will be appointed to imporiaut foderal offices very soon. It is ssid rm postmaster at In Small-Pox. :: retained. ‘Special Dispatch to Tax Bax. aEXATE. Cricao, March 10—1 a. m. — pecial Dispesch 40 The Bee Small-pox has made its appearance in ‘Wasmnerox, March 10.—The sen- | some of the interior towns of Illinols, ate convened at 12 d'clock. and »_ German settlement in Indians, Mr. Pendleton, of Ohio, said he had a resolution 1o offer. appolating ‘standing comnittees of the sen- near Valparaiso, has a dozen cases of the disease. - se As omanisom consent was ‘ecessary, e hopet he would not denled. - Onmotiorft was read. The Sax Faasc' o0, March 11—1 a. m. —The Silver King twenty-stamp mill resumed operations Mondsy. The superintendent of the reduction works thinks they will be able to compelled to seek his cabin for rest. The bookmakers, seeing that his chauces for beating Vaughan were ry elim, offered to bet 100 to 30 against him, with very few takers Vaughan is now the strong favorite, and his winning is looked upon as al. most certain, At 9 o'clock O'Leary was still off the track. Rowell left the track at 9:10, atter completing a six-mile exhibltion ranin forty min- utes. Hesoemed not the least dis- tressed, and walked into his cabin ‘Vaughan was alone baving obtamed s lead. He took matters comparatively easy, and limited him- selt to s four-mile an hour gait. Leary came on the track at 9:33, and after walking two laps retired to his cabin, much to the disgust spectators. It was then opas that he bad been taking stimulunts too frequently, but his trainer refused to give any information upon the sab- ject. AAI“’l‘l0 rsclock the score was: ‘aughan , O'Leary 325. The score at midnight stood: Vaugh- an 342, O'Leary 325, Sympathy for ths Boers. ‘Special Dispatch to Tas Las. CHI0AGO, March 11—1 a. m.—The Hollanders of Chicago, and their friends, held a large meeting lsst night in the Dutch Reformed charch, to express sympathy with the Boe in South Africa. Speeches were made, resolutions of sympathy adopted, snd a subscription started. Mining Town Burned. Special Dispaich toThe Bee DexvER, Col., March 11—1 a. m.— Rosita, county seat of Caster county, s mining town of considerable import- ance, near which is situated the well- known Bassick mine, was vislted be- fore daylight yesterdsy morning by a severe conflagration, which was not stopped till the entire business {::unf the town was destroyed. s amount to the aggregate of $150,000, and the insurance is very light. ~The fire is considered iary. It was first discovered before day in an out- ot this olty, who was arrested this morning, and s locked up at the ar- mory. The story is that Northway, who I the son of a Methodist clergy- man In Thompkins county, five years ago forged his father's name to a check, and secured $3000, which had been laid up for rainy day. .The kept quiot for the ssko of the family name. The son came to this city and achleved success, but bas failed to make settlement. He will be taken to New York state. Pork-Eaters Horror. Spcial Dispatch o The Yce. Cricaco, March 11 -1 a. m.—Per- haps the most indignant set of men in the country, over Consul Crump's re- port of the ravages of hog cholera and trichinosis, was the Chicago board of tr They appolnted a committee wWhose investigations in some degree relleve Mr. Crump of odiom. They find that he has been deluged with communications from the west, giving the most alarming accounts of the rav- sges of these discasos, and that news- apers, with articles marked, have i constantly forwarded to him at Philadelphis, the object being un. doubtedly to influence the market. It is atated that Mr, Crump based his re- port largely on the state agricultural reports of Tilinols. Investigation of these show some alarming figures. The report for 1878, signed by S. D. Fisher, the seoretary, saya 1,445,000 hogs died of cholera in this state that year. The report of 1879 gives the number of hogs sud pigs dying of that disease at 1,391,000, The report for 1880 givea cholera deaths as only 297,250, These figares have surpris- d board of trade men quite ss much a8 did Mr. Cramp's consular report, and they have sent a committes to Springfield to investigate the state ag- ricultural department, and ascertain where Mr. Ficher got his data. Itis feared thst by these seports Mr. Crump's representations to the Brit- ish government will be sustalned, and that’ Secretary Blaine, in having cun- wradicted them, will be placed in an embarrassing position. |mm soover a Secret CABLE CUT-OFF, pocial Dispatcbes to The Bes. Loxpox, Marsh 10—10 p. m.—The West Coast .t raph company hes inserted new ion cables to Peru, and has completed arrangements to connect with the Central and South American cable company vis. Panama, Central Americo, Mexico and the United States to Europe, saving a distance of elght thousand miles in tiansmission, and about six dollaraa word on messages between points in the United States and the west cosst of South Americs over the route now usei—namely, tlat by Brazl and Portugal. APPROVES THE ARMISTICE. Gladstone,in replylug to aquestion, sald the government has taken no stops towards making sn armistico with the Boers; that he approved Sir Evelyn Wood's action, and author- ized him to prolong the srmistice iF he thought It necessary. TICHBORNE CLAIMANT IN THB HOUSE OF LoBDS. The Tichborne claimant’s appeal came up to-day before the house of lords, mr. Benjamin, Orten’s connsel, arguing that only one sentence could | be imposed. PARNELL'S OPINION OF THE LIBERALS. Parnell has lssued a manifesto to the electors at Coventry, in which ho s very hard on the libe: als, and says the tories wonld have produced a bet- ter land bill than the present one. He urges the, weakening of the present ministry. THE TRICHINAE SCARE SUBSIDING. 8pocial Dispatches to The Bes. Loxpox, March 11—1 a. m.—The 1 bsiding. The “The great- est pork esting nation in the werld may be relled upon to take every pre- caution a1 to the health of tha animal which thay depend on so largely for sustenance.” SECRET ARMORY UNEARTHED. Spocial Dispatch to Tux BRe Dopury, M 11—1 a m.—A uantity of li?n%hu‘%hnnvw at Kuntark yosterday, aud under the town bridge one hundrzd oxopey pikes wero found' by policemen. The pikes appear as if they had bsen buried ome time. CAMERON IN CUBA. HavaNa, March 9.—Hon. Sinwn Ocmeron, with his friends, celebrated his 82d birthday here on the 7th. Captain-General Bianco extended him the freedom of the island. M. Cam- eron visited Moro cestle this morning, and recelved many of his countrymen in the afteroon. _His friends gave a dinner In his honor in the evening. Cameron mde & speech reviewing the imporiant events of his life. Daring the banquet he we1 presented with & ring as & memorlal of thé occasion, Late in the cvening Cameron attended the opera by Invitation of the captain- general. Cameron is making a study of the tobacco growing system. He will sail for home Sstardsy. MALICIOUS ABRESTS, Special Dispatch to The Bee. DusLiN, March 11—1 a. m.—Three § further arrests uadar the coercion bill wero mede yesterdsy. The men ar- rested have no politioal or soclal prom- {nence, and theic azrest Is sald to be due chiefly to personal animosity en- tertalncd agalnst them by influential residents of their vicinage. The Dab- lin Mail of yesterdsy, commenting upon their arrests, asks whether the leaders in_the land reform agitatio aro to be allowed to escape, while their dupes and followers are daily arrested, dragged from their homes and shut up in prison without hope of release, thelr familics, meamwhile, boing left to starve, and thelr business wholly rulned. EAVAGES OF THE PLAGUE. 8pechal dispateh to The Boo. CoxsranTNoPLE, March 11—1 s. m —That _terrible aconrge, the plague, is advancing in Asiatic Tar- key. The sccounts recelved here of tha deaths and suffering caused by it are oxtremely dirtressing. Mary cases have ooouwred at Bagdad, and th-re are fears that the pestilonce will become general. The Egyptisn government will henceforth enforce the quarantine regulations, and.do all id tis power to confine the plague within its present limits. EOOTH AND IRVING. Loxpox, March 9.—The Booth- Irviog performances will, be given nights weekly during the sum- mer season, beginning ou the 2d of May. It is mot yet decided what other parts will be performed in addi- tion to those alresdy on the pro- gramme. In September Mr. Booth will start on a four In the prominent provinces, He hopes to resppear in London next season, but the theatre is mot yet selected. Mr. Booth's plan, however, will depend much on the health of his wife, who is now confined to her spartments. This morning’s News says Irving will rep- rosent ‘Tago” the first week and Boeth the second. The price of stalls will be raised to 8 guinea: EFFORT TO RELEASE BOYION, 8pecial Dispatch to The Boe Loxpox, March 11—1 a. m.—The London friends of Boyton are san- guine that they can. precure his re- loase through Americsn inlervention. They quote the cases of John MeCaf- ferty and Willlam Mackey, tried for treason and felonyn Oork in January, and were, on proof of being foreign- ers, admitted mdb-'i‘l’&n bthui; nu'n Tecognizance, an y Justice Koogh that if they left the country they wonld not be required to come totrial. Six months ago Boyton ap- plied for a renewal of his American passport from Ireland, which was re- | fused. Boytonis a brother of Capt. Paul Boyton, the well-known swim- mer. i Mr, Lowell, the Amerlcan minister, BN EVENTS. ir:l—ll'nkod for tho_particulars in Boy- on'scase. It in reported that tha | American goveramert he+ resolved to protect its citizens in Ireland, and will demand speedy trla! for those ar- | rested. GREAT FIEE IN PARIS. Spectal Digpateh o The Boo. Panis, March 11—1 s. 2.—When the alarm wes given that. the maga- zin du Printemps was burning, the firemen did what they could with the engines at their dispoeal, but all we3 useloss. The flames spread with frightful rapidity, and within three ‘hours Printemps i¢elf was a complete wreck. At 9:30 the fire had extend- od to adjolning houses in Rue de Province, and was threatening those in Rue de Coumatin and on. the boule- vard Haussmsnn. Two .steam fire engines and a few pipes were at work. The whole inside of the store was burnt. Every few minutes a wall fell in with an ominous crash, to the peril of the firemen and soldiers on duty. The whole neighborbood 1s still in a state of violent excitementy and it i difficult to gat any accurate infor- mation as to the cause of the fire. 1t is said that it was due to the careless- ness of the night watchman. Several firemen, who wers dragged out badly burnt from the glowing embers, are lying in & precarious condition. At 11:30 the roof ot Printemps was com- pletely destroyed, and “he frontage in Ruz du Havra was literally crumbled into pieces. The loss is greatly aggra- vated by the fact that the spring sea- son opened Monday lest, and sales this time of year average several hun- dred thousand francs daily. The amount of new stock accumuliated was very large. CABLECR/AMS. Bpoctal Dispatehes to Tun ax. It s reported that « nwmber of per- us_belonging to the party of the wraveler, Geese, who went to Africa to lend influence in the suppression of the slavo_trade, hes been stesved to death at Larafour. A Naples d'spatch savs houses con- tinue to fall on the isiend of Ischia from emthquake shocke, and many more corpaes are being dug from the rains, Lozd Hanmer is dead. The Fronch press denounce the ar- rests under the Irish coorcion act. Rev. Mr. Spurgeon is seriously ill. MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. :New York Mongy ana Stocks. i WaL Streer, March 10, m, the prices were as follows: J4ToxEY —Six per cent. exchange, lower ad $4.60@4.8. GOVERNMENTS, Chicago Produce Market. 2 Cn1caco, March 10. Wheat, corn and oats were quiet on the call sud the values about the samo a8 the close on 'change; mess pork, in fair request and steady on the mear, but easier on the long op- tions; lard, easler; short ribs, firmer. ‘Whest—Spring, March offered at 983c, with 98ic bid; April, 9@ 994c;May, $1 03@1 03%; June,$1 03; @l 04 July, $1 03 bid, and 81 asked; year, 930, Corn—DMarch, 373@373c; Apri!, 38% @38}c; May, 42@42}c; June, 420; July, 42§@42]c; August, 43@43}c. Oats—Maron, 204c esked, aud 2830 bid; April, 20@294c: May, 334@338c; June, 33}@3340; July, 320 asked, and 3130 bid, Mess Pork—April sold at $15 35; May, $15-50@15 52}; June, $15 623 Sales, 7,250 barrels. Lard —April sold at $10 42}@ 10 45; May, $10_524@10 55; June, $10 624@10 65; July, 810 70@10 75; year, $10 30 bid, and 810 374 asked. Sales, 5,260 tierce Bulk Mests—Short ribs, _April sold at §7 873@7 90; May, §7 9@ 7 974, June, $8 00@8 073" Sales, 700,000 pounds; shoulders, June sold st $4274. Sales 100,000 pounds. St Louts Froduce Marzer Sr. Lours, March 10. Flour— Unchanged; XXX, $4 35@ 4 60; family, 84 75@4 90; fancy, 3 1065 60. Wheat—Dull and lower; No, 2red, $1.013@1 O1F for _cash; $1 017 for March; $1 03GL 03} for April; 81 054@1 047 for May; 81 034@1 03} for June; No. 3 do, 993@99{c; No. 4 do, 91c bid. Gorn—Dull at 39}@3%}c for cash; 30}@393c_for March; 39@39%c for ‘April; 403@40f0 for May; 40%c for June. Oate—Slow but_botter; 334@33§0 for cash; 34@34}c for May. Rye—Firm at §1 01 bid. Barley—Unchanged. Lead—Daull at $4 5¢ Butter—Unchanged; dairy, 18@20c. Eggs—Lowerat 124c. Whisky—Quict a $1 Pork—Higher; $16 75 asked for cash; §15 40G16 50 for March; $15 60 for April Dry Salt Meate—Strong and higher at 84'90G7 85@8 U5, holders generally asking 10@150 more. o 8 874@8 65@870 choice to Specis! Dierten to tho Bos. New Yomk, March 10—4 p._m.— The steamer *‘Erin,” in from Liver- pool, brought the captain and twenty- three ssilors of the light steamer “Drumdoff” from Philadelphia for Antwerp, Febroary 17th. Five days afterward she encountered a terrific gale, which greatly damsged the ship, and swept overboard a seamsn named Greenwood. The water poured into the hold until it was six- teen feet deep, On March 3rd the “Erin” rescued twelve of the crew with lines, and the remainder were saved in lifesboats. The “Drum- duff” was then abandoned. Onana, March 9, 1881. Iwill offer at private ssle during the next ten days, at my residence 1713 Chicago street all my hoasehold A Band of Secret Crusaders Pull Long Together, And Finally Reach the Bar of the Police Court. The Chicago “Eagle” Dips Bis Pinious in an Inkstand in Self-Defense. A Quack in Crookston, Mip-. nesota, Thins the Pop«« ulation. A Multitude of Political Pil- grims Burrying to St. Paul. Fatal Feuds and -Ferocious Fighte. Secret Crnsaders. Specta dispateh to Tax Bua. Greexviie, O., March 10—4 p. 1.—Thigty-one Iadies from Palestine, Ohio, were brought here under arrest, charged with Incitiog riot and sending threatening lettars to Long, & saloon- | keeper. I is charged that they be- long to a secret band of crusaders. Long received notice to leave or die at the hands of a mob. Six of the ladies were discharged and twenty-two gave bonds. The crusad- ers clalm to have sixteen indictments against Long for selling liquor to minors. ‘ihe whols neighborhzod camo to the court, and the excitement is verygreat. Long was the last saloon- keepor in Paleatine, and no liquor is now sold there. Furious Females. Spectal Dispateh to The Bee. Cysruiaxa, Ky., March 10—4p. m.—Last night Ann Ward, Rene Fowler and Ssllie Carr, all colored, quarrelled, when Sallie whipped out her little_pocket knife snd made a lunge at Rene, striking her on the left stde of the neck, cutting the carotid artery in two and R ne bled to_death in lezs than ten minutcs. A Quack’s Work. Bpecial Dispateh to the Bax. CrookstoN, Minn., March 10—4 p. m.—County Auditor Ohrlstensen, of Polk county, met with a mysteri- ous death at the hands of an anony- mous quack, known as “the French doctor.” Christensen had been ail- g, aod this quack, who claimed to e an old friend, paid him profession- al visits. W aat occarced between the doctor amd his patient has not aa yot beon discovered. The patlant will not disclose it before judgment day. The doctor gave him a potion which quleted him but created intense excitement in_the community where 1t is alloged other patlents have met with a simflar fate. A coroners jury has been empanelled. Meantime the French dootor had better skip, for the dead auditor was very popular. “The Eagle” Attacked. Special Dispatoh to The Bee. Cr10AG0, March 10, 4 p. m.—In the city council last night thero was a d'f- ficulty between Alderman Harry Hil- dreth aud Mayor Harrison. Hildreth claimed that the mayor refused to re- fused to recognize him. He sald he was trying to bulldoze the council and a3 good as give the msyor the lie di- roct. The mayor called him to order severoly. ~ When the council ad- journed, Hildreth followed Harrion into the cloak room and renewed his charges that the mayor had dishonorably sttempted to bully and browbeat bim. The mayor pulled off his cost, sud seizing a heavy inkstand, was about to nihilste Hildreth, yelling, ‘‘don’t call me dishonorable, you villian.” Hildreth made a_vigorous rejoiner and sprang at the mayor. Four sturdy aldermen soized the bellig- erents and dragged them away, thus preventing bloodshed. & Vacant Seat. Bpecial Dispatch to Tan Brn. MixxEaroLts, Minng March 10, 4, p. m.—Gov. Pillsbury has not yet taken any action toward sppointing the successor to Windom in the U. 8. senste. A large proportion of the leading republicans of the state are on a pilgrimage to St. Paal, while others aro deluging the governor with letters and telegrams urging their own claims or those of their favorites. Mr. Win- dom'’s resignation has not yet reached the governor’s hands, but it is ex- pected by every mail. The first through mail from the east forsix days arrived yestorday. Fatal Fued. Special Dispetch to the Boe CrxcrvNart, March 10—4 p. m.— A faed has long existed between Jo- seph ¥cDermott and Mat. Lightfoot, both of them farmers in Kentucky, They met last evening and the quar- rol being renewed both drew _plstols. Attempts to sepa: them failed and both fired the same time, the - ball from McDermott’s pistol taking effect in Lightfoot’s left hip, and inflicting a painful wound, while Lightfoot’s sim was more fatal, his ball plercing McDermott’s heart, killing him _inatantly. - Lightfoot, not knowing he hed killed his man fired two or tbree more shotsat him ashe lay on the ground. Lightfoot was at once arrested. Shovers of the Queer. Spocial dispateh to T Boe. Daras, Texas, March 10—4 p. m. —A considerable’ flurry was created among the state snd federal officials at the discovery that a band of coun- terfeiters had been trailed by detec- tives from Pennsylvania to Dallaa ard that spurious §50 and 8100 bills on the First and Fourth National banks of Boston, (reported in circala- tion here several days ago), and it is said $16,000 of counterfeit notes of various denominations and on about & doeen different_banks, has been shipped to this section and got ints the hands of shovers, The de- tectives assert that three of the same notorious handlers of the queer are in this section, and have plates almost perfect in imitation of notes of banks In this part of Texas, and that the re- wards for the capture of the seven amount to §17,000. "A_detective met ono of the three men he has shadowed for three months, in the suburbs, & day or two dgo, and in attempting to arrest him was slightly cat on the arm. A ROW IN PALESTINE. ! BOSTON STORE! i 10th St., bet. Jackson & Jones. i f | l Everything sold be had elsewhere. 195, “ “ Crash Toweling 5¢ worth 8 1-3. {CORSETS | price—50, 75, $1.00. HOSIERY | « “ e BOSTON P. G IMLAH - | “*=*Cor. Douglas Now known as the cheapest place in the city for for cash only; at BOSTON PRICES. The following are only a few of the bargains not to Turllq'sh Red Damask at 50¢, worth 65¢. W R N Hallif Bleached Linen Daga.sk 50c, woith 65¢. 5-8.‘Linen Na‘?kins $100, 65¢. “ 80 worth $] 25. “ 200. " Tiinen Huck Towels (extra size) 5 oh 3712 Double Damask Tuwe]ss 3gcx, vl;?rrtslizf)eOc. g = CORSETS! ‘We have in Stock all sizes from 18 to 32-inch at the following HOSIERY ! Ladies’ Balbrigan Hose, silk clocked 25¢, worth 37 1-2. o - L 10c, wolrth 15¢. 20e. Men’s Brown Mixed'Half Hose 12 1-2¢, worth 20c. STORE. - - - Manager. A. B. HUBERMANN, THI RELIARELD JEWELER, and I3th Sts. Gives Great Bargains in Ladies’ and Gents AMERICAN GOLD AND SILVER WATGES AH. Kinda Of JEWELRY, SILVER- WARE AND DIAMONDS. We Guarantee The Best Goods For The Least Money, angdiatt AUG. DORMANN, Man scturer obail kinds of Summer Bologna (Cervelat Wurst) s Specialtiy. Orders promptly filled, The leat official act of President Hayea was to grant the pardon of Thomas Cowan, a convict In the linois state penitentiary, for embezrloment in the poatal servico in the’ diatrict of Ken- tucky. Tho pardon arrived yestorday morning, dated March 2, and malled on the 5ih. Chicaro Live Stock/Market CricaGo, March 10. Hogs—The receipts of hoga were again light and_undera good demand on packing and shipping account the market was fairly active to the extent of the supply, and 5 cents higher for light and heavy packing; sales rangsd from $550@5 75 for light packing; $5 25@5 65 for fair to good and heavy packing, and from $5 70@6 10 for choice smooth heavy shipping lots; extra qualities sold at about yester- day’s figures. Cows sold at 85 15@ 5 30 for lots fresh; recetpts were 10,000 head. Cattle—The market for cattle yes- terday afternoon was qalte active, and a large number of all discriptions of stock ohanged hands, but owing to the excossive recelpts prices ruled weak and 5@10> lower than the dsy previous for all grades, except choice to extra qualities. To-day the re- celpts were agsin liberal; the only ale up to 11 o'clock being a lot num- bering sixteen head averaging 807 ibs, at 83 70; the fresh receipts were ead, 55 Sheep—The market was again fair- 1y active and prices raled moderately firm, owing to a good demand by ship- pers. New York Produce Marker. New Yorx, March 10. Flour—Receipts, 10,000 barrels; sales, 13,000 -barrels; market dull and unchanged. Molasses—Unchanged. Petroleam—Dall and beavy. Coflee—Steady; frelghts dull. Spirits of Tarpeatine— Firm at 454@46¢ per gal. Rosin—3teady. Tallow—Firm at $6 36@6 363, ‘Eggs—Western weak at 20. Cuosiso—Wheat—Steady; Chicago, $1 1761 19; Milwaakee, 81 2081 21; No.2 red _winter, $1 21@1 217 for cash; $1 203 for March; §1 20% for 81193 for May; 31188 for Js:“n. ‘Sales, 200,000 busbels. Corn—Steady; No. 2, 58}c. Sales, 50,000 bushels. Oats—Dull. Whisky—Nominal. Pork—$15 85@16 00 for May. Lard—$10 70@10 75 _for March; uales at $10 724 for April; $10 75@ 10 80 for May; $10 80010 85 for June; 810 85@10 90 for July; $10 273 10 60 for the S — St. Louls Live Stock Market. Sr. Lous, March 10. Hogs—Active and_higher; Yorkers and Baltimores, $5 505 75; mized L. Vix Caws, M. D, E. L. Siootss, M. D, NEBRASKA Mevicac ano surcical INSTITUTE, PRIVATE HOSPITAL. Now open for the recaption of pa'lenta for the TREATMENT OF ALL CHRONIC AND SURBGE CAL DISEASES. DRS. VAN CAMP & SIGGINS, Physicians & Surgeons, Proprietors. 00D ELLOWS BLOCK. COR 00DCE S50 OHANA e 14T ANDSTILLTHELION Continues to Roar for Moore(s) HARNESS & SADDLERY, RTTTTY 1 have adopted the Lion as » Trade Mark, and all my Goods wiil be stamp- ed with the Lion and my Name on the same. No Goods are genuine without the aboyo stamps. The best materlal is used and the moat skilled workmen are employed, and at_the lowsst cash price. Anyone wishing a price list ot goods will confer a favor by sending for one. DAVID SMITH MOORE. Executive Clemency. Bpectai Dispateh to Tas Sxx. furnitare. J. M. MazsToON. m9e0d3t Jouzr, IIL, March 11—1 & mi— packing, §5 25@5 60; good to choice heavy, 86 80@6 25; Do fancy offered. Racute, 4,700 head; shipments, 700