Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 18, 1881, Page 1

s " ’ - \ - ! i J A [ ¢ D - VOL. X. - Omaha Dai OMAHA, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY MARCH 1+, 1881. NO- 230. Established 1871. "MORNING EDITION. Priceiféivc‘a C;nts HOUSES LoTs, FARMS LANDS. BEMIS’ REAL ESTATE EXGHANGE | 15th and Douglas Stse, Omaha, - - Neb Residence Lots, $100 to $2500 each. 400 250 Fo e e is,000 each. 500 Skt s 200 ™= 900,000 *==1e 12,000 Aores in Douglas Oo. 7,000 Acres in Sarpy Co. Large Amount of Suburban Property in 1, 10,20 or 40-Acre Lots Within 1to 5 Miles trom Post Office, $250,000 TOLOAN, At 8 per Cent. NEW MAPS OF OMAHA Published by this Agency, 25 cents Each, Mounted $1.00 Houses, Stores, Hotels, Farms, Lots, Lands, Offices, Rooms, Eto., to Rent or Lease. Taxes paid, rents collected, deeds, mortgages, and all kinds of real estate dosuments made out at short notice. ‘This agency does strictly a iness, Doesnot epeculate, and therefore any bargains on its books are in- sured toits patrons, instead of ‘being gobbled up by the agent. Notary Public Aiways in Office. ©Oall and get Circulars and full Particulars at WASHINGTON. Seoretary Blaine Making Vig- orous Efforts to Counteract _the Effects of the Trich- inea Scare, Navy Employes Petition the President to Enforce the * Eight-Hour Rule. The President and Mrs. Garfleld Give & Brilliant Reception _at the White House. CAPITAL NOTES. Bpacial Disvatches to The Eos. THE REFUNDISG BONDS. Jesse Seligman and Mr. James Stewart, president of a United States company, had an interview with Seo- retary Windom yesterday morning, relative to the probable sale by the government of $104,000,000 of 4 per cent. bonds for refunding purposes. The secretary stated that it had not been determined to sell these bonds, and he was not prepared to enter into negotistions. No action will be had in regard to the disposition of the bonds referred to until the question whether there is to be an extra sessiou of congress has been decided. SINGULAR: COINCIDENCE. By way of colncidence it is remark- ed that Benjamin Liocoln, the first secretary of war, was appointed in 1781, aud Robert Lincoln was ap- pointed in 1881, just 100 years differ- ‘ence between the dates of appoint- ment. There is no relationship be- tween the two. Employes of the treasury depart- mont, who are members of socisties which participated in the celebra- tion of St. Patrick's day, were grant- d leave of absence yesterday. RECEPTION AT THE: WHITE HOUSE, ‘The executive mansion presented a brillisnt scene last night. It was handsomely decorated and illumina:- od, and was thronged with members of the supreme court, cabiuet officers, and_members of congress and their families. The entire mansion and conservatorios were thrown open. The marive band fornished the music. The president and Mrs. Garfield re- ceived in the blue room. No similar reception was ever more generally at OVERWORKED EMPLOYSS, A delegation representing the gov- ernment employes at the different navy yards, visited the navy depar ‘meat for the purpose of requestiog the sccrotary to enforco the eighi-hour law. The delegation stated thelr case by resdiog two proclamations from President Grant, declaring eight hours agood days work. Becretary Hunt suid that booould not docide 50 in- portant a question suddenly. Hu qnpfii—&m with labor, but he was a minister of the law, and must execute his trust faithfally. He would eudeavor to do what was right, and would give the subject &ue considera- tion. The delegation afterward called st the White House, and urged upon <he president the enforcement of the elgns-lsw hour. The president was t00 busy 10 give them any time, bat requested ‘hem to call this morning, when he prom<eed to give them a fall hearing. CONGRATULATING MAHONE. Gov. Foster and Representative| Batterworth joined In a congratula- tory note to Senstor Mshone, The note contained ihe following senti- ‘ments: “‘SexaTor Mamoxe:—We congratn- late you that there ure democrats in the south who mean ¢ live , and not in anaggregate of pecty prov- inces; that there are democrats in the south who do no:;nn ;a live longer in the grave and among tombs; waose face 1 towsrds he morning, and on whote brow the ris- ing sanlight of the future greatness of is country is already beginningto be wialble. Of such democrats the avant cuurier has reached the senate cham- ber fter long waitiog. Tae republi- cavs «f ¢he norch desire to '";?h nt desire is o) bition for o tory, but Fy a epirit of patriotism which loves the south fally ss much as it loves the north. Tt lsia the spirit of a united, not of a divided, coun- try. Itisin the spirit of the fatnre, not of the paat. It ain the spirit of umion, snd no¢ of sectionaliem. it was sigued by Gov. Foster and Representatise Batterworth, but ex- pressed the sentiments of & vast num- ber of republicans in Weshington. THE FINANCE CONMITTEE. ‘The republican senators in caucns have decided to incresse the member- ship of the finance committee from nive toeleven. As far as decided on, the new committee will be constituted v follows: Morrill chairman, Sher. man, Ferry Jones (Nev.), Platt, Baird, Voorhees, Beck, McPhetson and Ear- ris. The democrats had hoped the republicans would ot inslat on fur- ther organizaticn than the appoint- ‘ment of the committees, but the re- publicans have prepared a slate which bears the name of G. C. Gorhsm, for eecretary. Seastor Edmunds has gone on s trip o Florida, and is paired for the rest of the seesion Vance, of North ‘mittees will be appointed, but adjourn. ment may be taken untii Mondsy be- fore procesding with confirmations. The president esut a budget of nom- inations to the senate jus: after ad- journment yexterday, and a large list is expected to-day. It in definitely stated that the president will sexd only appointments for the present to 1l vacancies. Fred Douglans’ term a8 mazshal of thie Diatriot of Columbia expired yes- . His nomination is expected to be among the first to be sent. Instraotions to the United States ‘eommissioners to the mometary con- ference st Paris are being p the state departme —i d::, and will ;t to it to ‘commissic presec oners The president has decided cn the BEMIS’ REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE. 15th and Dongles Sts., OMAHA, - - - NEB ‘nomination of J. H. Wildman for post- master at Todianapolis. Fca DrPLoxAcY Secretary Blaine yesterdsy instruct. od Minister Noyes to insist upon the admission into France of American *|ing out of any plot " of_ both were signed before the issue of the French ediot. The government has had prepared an elsborate report on trichinosis, and other swine diseases, which will be issued to the press in fow dags. The report asseris that all diseases of awine originsted in Earo- pean countries,and have existed there as far back as any recordcan be found. Peoots of these assertions are obtained from official records in Eogland, France, Germang, Austria, and_other Earopean countries. Positive instruc- tions have been sent Minister Lowell, at London,to get the statements about oe disesses in America, put out by tish Consul Cramp, st Philadel- phia, and expose their erroneousness. Geu. L. A. Sheldon, formerly repre- rentative in congress from Louisiana’ will be appolnted governcr of Ne: Mexioo, Gen. Lew Wallace promoted 10 a South American mission. The Senate Adjourns. Special Dispatch 1o The Bee. WasmiNaTox, March 17—4 p. m.— Immediately upon the convening of the senate at 10 o'clock the creden- tials of Judgo A. J. Edgerton, sena- tor from Minnesota to succeed Win- dom, were resd and the oati of office sdministered. Senator Pendleton said he had in- formstion that no vote could be reached to-day on the pending resolu- tion, and therefore moved to adjourn. At 12:30 the senate was declared ad- journed. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS TO AMERICA. ‘Spectal Dispatoh 10 the Beo Wasmrxarox, March 18—1 a. m.— The secretary of atato has just recely- ed from Gen. Foster, United States minister at St. Petersburg, the follow- ing telegraphic dispatoh, conveying the acksowledgment of the expres- sions of sympathy of the president and senate in the sad national be- resyement which Rusela has just ex- parienced: To Blatue, Secretary, Washington: The minister of foreign affairs seys the emperor is profoundly touched by tho expressions of sympathy of the president and senate of your country, for which the deceased emperor pro- fessed sincerest estcom and earnest irisndshiip. It is & legacy which he aves to Emperor Alexander IIL, and which his msjesty, in accord with the Rustian nation, scoep's from the depth of his heatt. (Sigued) Fostes, Minlster, * FOREIGN EVENTS. The Ghost of Guy Fawkes Hrunts the London Con- stabulary, Serious Riot of Irish Soldiery at Aldershot Barracks. Great Britain Disposed to Ae- cede to the Demands of the Boers. THE DEADLY MISSILE. Spocial Dispatch to Tus Bex. Loxpox, March 17—10 p, m.—A dlspatch from S:. Peteraburg saye: The homb found in the pocket of the assassin Roussskoff, was covered with acase of zinc, containing glass tubes, two of which were filled with vitrlol, and two with Bartholdy salts. The india rubber tubes were filled with fulminating mercury, and & box con- taining nitro-glycerine and pyroxy- line, the whole welghing six pounds snd three-fourths. GUNPOWDER PLOT. Spacial Dispateh to The Bos Lowpox, Msrch 18—1 a m.—The excitement csused by the dscovery of what s supposed to have been an at- temot to blow up tha Mansion Houte, the residence of the lord msyor, is on the increase. A box of gunpowder was found in tho rear of the lon House, and directly under the spert- ment occupled by Lord Mayor McAr— thar. The police of the city proper set thelr own detectives at work with- out at first calliog upon those at Scot- land yard, but later discoveries, or al- leged discoverles, o0 sgitated them that they sent to the Metropolitan cffice, and extraordinary measures have been taken to prevent the carry- The corridors houses of parlisment, and all subterranean passsges be- longivg to them, were oarefally searched, aud extra guards placed over them. The Bank of Eagland is every night guarded by a company of soldiers from the horas guards. Lost night two companies were sent down, and the spectacle of the double force marching to the bank attracts much attention, and added to the excite- ment. At all the other public baild- ings watchmen are increased. Troops in the barracks are kept ready for sc- tion. SLIGAT TO THE BANK CF ENGLAND, Special dlspatch to The Bes. Loxpox, Mareh 18—1 a. m.—Ata meeting of the proprietors of the bank of England yosterday, Mr. Birch, the governor, replylng to a guestion of one of the proprietors, said the bank had not been asked to send represen- tatives to the monetary conference, ond that he himself bad not been ssked t0 go. THE KING-KILLERS Bpectal Dispateh to The Bee. Losnox, March 18—1 & m.— The Times ¢ rreepondent at. Berlin ssys: A mornipg paper repeats the atatement that the assassination of czar was instigated by the interna tlonal scclety, having for its watoh- word, “The murder of monarchs and the overthrow of governmsnts” The correspondent points out that at such a time of general excitement all kinds of rumors will rise, but it would be well to remember the assertion of sev- eral writars of St. Petersburg that the police, and even the czac himself, just befors his death, secretly received warnings from Geneva aod London. REFRACTORY SOLDIERS, Srecial Dispatch t0 The Hee. LoxpoN, March 18—1 a. m.—A terrible riot took place at Aldershot yosterday. The Eighteenth royal Tcish regiment began the disturbance * | by a flourlsh of sticks, and wers szon jolned by other Irish soldiers, who created & noiss over tho whols town. The mounted pclice made an attack on'tke rioters, and several regimenta were ordared to march and hilp them. The soldiers marched with drawn bay- obts, and & fearful acene ensued in the shaps <f broken windows, brok heads and severs Injories. Al of the large mumber of them wers roscued by the mob. The riot lasted three hours. The provosts of the town were badly treated by the rioters. CABLECRAMS. Special Dispatches to Tun Baa. A dispatch from Dublin says: A wrlt for non-psyment of rent was served on Faery. Ho is now prisoner in Kilmaloham jsil. The telegram roporting an outbresk in Ciifden dis- trict, in Ireland, is totally unfounded. At the banquet of St. Patrick’s so- cioty in London last night, Mr. Fors- ter, In_replying to toasts, said the prosperity of Irland looked more hopeful, but he fesred that common ground upon which Irishmen could ‘meet, was restricted. A dispateh from Durban ssys the Boers that they will accept. nothing shoet of their and object to have their police laws framed by Exeter hall. It is expected that peace will resalt in Datch su- premacy over South Africa. The plague continges to be of vio- lent nature at Bagdad and Nicosia. More arrests have been made in Ire- land under the coercion act. Mr. Childers’ army schemo has re- ceived the general approval of mem- bers of the s ELECTRIC BRIEFS. Special Dispatches to The Bees There was another powder explosion at the Eareka works, San Francleco, yeaterday. Ex-Gov. William Beach Lawrence, of Rhode Island, the eminent j )y it lylng in a very feeblo condition at his_hotel in New York city, and is rapidly sinking. His death fa dall expected. Mr. Beach is 81 years old. Kentucky regulators, on last Satur. day night, took William D, Hill, 8 storekeeper at the Prinoess Furnace, near Catlettsburg, Ky., cut of hisbed, and gave him fifteen lashes, and or- dered bim to leave within five days, and went away. Frank Padgett, of Nashville, Tenn., committed at 4 o'olock yester- day morning at McCabe’s saloon, nsar the Chattanooga depot, by swallowing four ounces ¢f lsudanum. Ben Msys was killed Wednesday night by Tom Holman, at Memphis, Tenn. The difficulty originated, absut the psyment of a drink, Mays refusing to treat Holman, who struck him with a club, breaking his neck. Holman ezcaped. Both are colored. The lce-gorge which has been form- ing In the Mississippl river above Han. nibal bridge, Mo., was the largest ever known at that point, stretching from shore to shore, and bsivg six miles long up and down the river. At the head of the gorge the ioe had been piled to 2 height of twenty feet, and served 2s a huge barrler to the wi which backed upand flooded the coun- txy for miloa on each side.. Whan th ice by to move the whistle at the bridge sounded the alarm, and crowds of poo; lo rushed to the river to sse tho exciting spectacle. The ice float- ed d_wn stream in great fields, actes In extent, which, when they struck the piers, were cut as if by & knife, piling high up on the sides aud pro- dacing a crashing sound, audible for & long distance. Charles Pains, gensral superintend- ent of the Lske Shore railway, on s tour of Inspection over the different divisions reports nosrly a thousand cars of {roight upon side-tracks, which the company has not been able to de- liver to its western connections, on ac- count of the continued snow block- ades. The governor of Calitornia has de- fermined to call an extra session of the legislatara on April 4. This was d nocassary by the failurs lo pass a general appropriation bill. There were many banquets in New York last night in honor of St. Pat- rick's day. The Rey. Dr. Potter delivered a lesture at Gooper institute, New York, Iast night, on the condition of the sgricultural classes of Eogland aad Treland, Righard Whitsil, one of Den- ver's ploncers, died snddenly at 8 o'clock last evening. * A telegram recoived from Santa Fo s that Apaches mado a raid noar town of Pucato do Chocielate, ard killed thirty persons and desttoyed their wagons. A4 hoavy snow storm prevailed yes- terday throuzhout Canada. A bill, providing for the closing of all places of amusements, and placen wharo liqaor is sold on Sunday, passed the lower house of the Ohio legisla- ture yesterday. It was smended o 83 not to inclade beer gardens. St. Patrick’s socioty gave a banguet last night atthe Palmer house, Chi- in honor of their patron saint, Archibald Forbes, tho English war correspondent, lecturod to » mediam- sizod audience at Contral Music hall, Chicsgo, relating to incidents and ax- ‘porlenses in vazions campalgns. Governor St John, of Kansss, has issued his _proclumation, deolasing Topska and ~Atchigon cities of the first class, under the resent law rogu- Iating citles of over 15,000 inhabit- ants. Lavenworth, Topeka and Atohison ate the only cities In Kausas of tho clase named. The Missouri river broke up at St Joe at 8 o'clock Taesday mornlng, was a grand sight, and was witnessed by hundrods of people. I ho vreat cxkvs of ice came together, and would crash and grind like an infant earthqual The river is several foot above lis usu- al stand and is rapldly risiag. The ice piled foatally on iho isande ana auks. There was some fosr of the bridga being damaged by the high water_and loe, but mo damsgo was wrought. The trial of the Loulaville express robbers yeaterday, resalted in the convict.on of Frank Rose, snd he was sentenced to four years In. the peni- tentiary. A nolls prosequi was on- tered agaivst A. F. Brower, the mis- guided of Rose, and he ' was charged. New Yomx, March 17.—Losenzo Abbey of the firm of Abbey & Im- brice, one of tha most expert anglers in the country, Is dead. New Yorx, March 17.—The imui- gration arrivals st Castle Garden are unprocedented for this time of the ear. Over 1800 landed within the ast trents-four hours. gl e MR Gen. Grant Shakes the World's ¥alr Bpectal Dispatch to Tux Baa New Yorg, March 17—10 p. m.— Ttls anncyaced that Gen. Grant will resign from the presidency of the public houses were cleared, aad the hog produgts for which bills of Iading ' rioters were taken prisoners, but & world's fair commission hefore leaying for Mexico this week. DOMESTIC DOING: @en. Grant Will Resign the Presidency of the World's Fair Commission. Homage to Their Pa- tron Saint. The New York Heating Com- pany Robbed,of a Million Dollars in Bonds s Special Dispatch to Tho Boe. SosxrarT, Ky., March 17—10p. m, —Ten miles west of this place, in t clifis of Olifth county, is a fire that has been_burniog for six months. The fire is fed by a stratum of stone coal. It has burned several hundred yards fato the hill. Fatal Flames. Bpocial dispatch to The Bee. Covubia, Ga., March 18—1a. m, —Near Talahaasce, Fla., a fow days 8g0, a negro csbin containing three littlo children, who had been locked up inside by thelr mother when she went off to_her work, caught fire and was burned to the ground, the chil- dren being consumed with the kouse. Miss Lizzio McClendon, a charming young Iady of 15 years, of Leosburg, Fla., was standing by an_open fire: placoat the residence of Mr. Jenkins, when her dress caught, snd she was burned to death, Yestorday & cabln on the premises of R. H. Culverhouse, fn Crawford county, was burned, and two megro children burned with it Murdered His Mistress. 8pecial Digpatch to Tus Ban Loumsviee, Ky., March 18—1 a m.—William Rankin knocked hi tress down and beat her In a shocking manger, icflicting fatal wounds. Her ame is Maoy Brown, and she was in Cotton Mill Burned Special Dispatch to The ce. Lovtsviie, Ky., Maroh 18—1 a.m, —A spacisl to The Commercial from Jackson, Tenn., The Jackson Compress_company's cotton mill with four hundrod bales of cotton, was to- tally destroyed by firo Wednesday night. Loss, $30,000. Irsuravce, $17,000. The origin of the fire was & mystery. Polo on Ice. Bpecial Dispaseh to The Bee. CH1cAGo, March 17—10 p. m.—In This evening the Buffalo and Chicago polo_clubs play their third and con- oluding geme.of polo.on skates. Last nigkt's game was won by the Buffalos, who took the first, second, third a sixth innings, the Chicagos taking the fourth and ifth. St patrici’s Day 11 Beltimore Spacial Dispatch to Trs Ba. Barrnvore, March 17—10 p m.— St. Patrick's day opened with threat- ening weather, and by 11 o'clock a cloudy sky and a disagreeable, delz- dling raiu put a damper upon the hopes of those who bad been preparing for a pirade. High mass was celo- brated st St. Paul's church, Rev. Canon MgGee offigiating In the afternoon a procession of- uniformsd koights, in four divisicus of five or- ganizations each, paraded the prinel- pal streets, and were received by Arche bishop Gibbons May and the oity councik Catholic Benefit Assoctation. ‘Bpectal Dispaich to The Beo Erig, Pa, March 18—1 2. m.—The sup-eme souncil of the Catholic Ma- tual Benefit assoclation closed its an- nual scssion yesterday in this city, and were banqusted last night at the Raad house. Officers for the ensuing year wera elected, aud Buffalo desig- nated as the place for holding the Patriotic Sons of Erin Pay| | & condition_that the doctors told him he must soon dio. He made the fol- lowing statement: “My name ls John McCormack, On last Tharaday e | ing myself, with six companions, we: driuking together in a saloon in Upper Sandusky, Obio. We had a largs amount of money, which we divided equally between us, when a party of roughs entered the saloos d a fight During the meles I killed a man and subseauently escaped, com- ing as far as Goshen, being unable to g0 sny farther. The man dled in & w hours after telling the strange story. Kansas City's Bridge in Dunger. Bpecial dispateh to The Bee. Kaxsas Orry, March 17—4 p. m.— The are booming fall and great apprehension is felt. U. S. Engineer Near states that eight feet more riso will bo pecessary to flood bottom lands aud twenty- two feet more Lo equal the great flood of 1844, He does not believe there will be any serlous trouble unless all the stresms should break up at once with a heavy rain. The great bridge point is in great danger from the ice which has nearly cut through the draw-rest MARKETS BY TELEGRAP) New York Money and Stocks. WaLL STREET, March 17, is- | D delicate heslth, Rankin was arrestod. | § At 1 p.m, ths prices were as follows: EY -5 per cant.; exchange, dull at 83, GOVERNMENTS. 1024 US 4. 01§ Currency 1 CCO&IE, Chicago m Market. Cirtosdo, March 17. Wheat was active and lower during the early part of the session, but closed about the same as on 'change. Corn and oats_were in good request and steady. Rye dull, Mess pork in fair demand and o casier, Lard and and meais steady with a moderate inquiry. Wheat—Spring, March, sold at $1 033; April, $1 03}al 04; May $1 0eda1 09, * June, g1 1 00: uly, ; yoar, V7h@Y7{e; clon - ing at $1 ogg& 03 for Marot; $1 033 @L 04 for April; 81 083@1 08% for May; $1 035@1 08Z for June; $1 08} @1 08 for July; 97§c for the year. Corn—April offered at 394c, 38%c bid; May sold at 433@434c; June, 434 @43§c; July, 44}@d1jo; August, 443 4430; closing at inside prices bid. Oats—March offered at 304c; May sold av 35}@358c; June, 34fc bid, 34c asked; July, 334 asked. Rye—bay offired st $1.02, 81 014 Meas Pork—April sold at $15 55; May, $15 72}; June, $15 85@15 874; July, “$10 793; closing st 815 56@ 15 574 for April; $15 723@1075 tor May; 815 85@15 87 for June; $15 92} @15 974 for July. Sale:3,750 barrels. Lard—April tld at $10 674; May, $10 80210 85; June, $10 924@10 95; July, $11 05; year, $10 30@10 32}; closing at $10°65@10 70 for April; $10 80@10 82} for Msy, $10 92}@ 10 97 for June; $11024@11 073 for July; $10 323@10 35 for the year. Sates, 6,750 tierces. Bulk Meats—Bhot tibs, April sold at §7 887 823; May $7 923@7 95; Juce, §8 00 bid, §8 0238 05 asked. Sales 230,000 lbs. next aunual mesting, A form of ben- eficiary by graded asscaaments in six classes, from 65 cents to $1.00, was adopted, All menbers over 35 years already In the amociation shall pay $1.10, which leaves their sssessment as at present. Inil a5 $3.00 for all classes. ratriotic Irishman. 8rocial Dispatch to Tas gxx. New York, March 17—10 p. m.— St. Patrick’s day was observed here with unusal success: High mass wag celebrated in the morning, Cardinal McCloskey officiating. Thoe panegy- ric was delivered by Father MoMal nery. “Bademptionist” and Haydo's imperial mais wero sung. The pro- cession was & grest suocoss, Flendish Deed. Spocial Dispatch to The Bas GarraTIS, Tenn., March 18—1 a. 1a. st ovening a negro boy, em- ployed by Thomas Boers, wis told to ‘drive the chickens out of his gar- den. The chickens belonged to Jim Baker, and he, hearing the mandate, told the boy f he cbeyed he would kill him. TFas little feliow did =s commanded. Baker was enraged, aud picked op a large stone snd hit the 'boy on ihe hoad, mathing his brains out. Baker is In jsil, and the boy s dying: Double Bond Rodbery. Spociat Dispatzh to Tux Bax. New Yorx, March 18—1 g, i, — Arobbery, similar In neatly every 1o- spect to "that perpstrated Wednesdsy in tho spartment of Abraham B Simmons, at East Savanty. stroet, occurred just about an hour be- fore, in the apartment of W. E, Pratt, of the New York Heating com- any, who lives cn the second fla of he Franch fla 1st Seyenty.ninth street. T thisves secured a miilion dollats of the bonds of the New York Heating company, anda number of valuable papers, as also jewelry and various articles of apparel. Dotec tives are working on the cise, Indications. Special dispatoh to Tus bee. Washisero, D. €., March 16.— For the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri *valleys: Fair weather, weather, colder northywest winds, sta: tionargorhigher barometerin tho east district; fair westher,northwest winds, stationary or lower temporature an hlgllm barometer in the southern part. A Stranger's Siory. Special Dispatch to Tu Bex. Gosuex, Tod., March 17— p, m.— A stranger applied at Ed. Dolchas’ boarding house_for lodging last night. He went (o bed and & physician was sent for. Several ribs were found inth | . Chicaro Live Stock Moriet Carcaan, March 17. Caltlo—Thero was a m dorately ac- tive market for common to gocd grades of b and also for Ry fegders, and p led steady gt yesterdsy's figures; shipping grades wera rather quier, bat with a good at- tendanca of buye's thers is a prospect that the bulk of cfferings will change hands before the close; sales ranged from §3 004 12} for butckers’ cows and stoers; 34 004 10 for fsedere, and from $42530 20 for fair to cholep shicping stecrs; the market wis fairly activo ard steady at 11 o'clock. The fresh raceipts wera 4.200 hed. Hoge—The market opencd rather alow at abogt yesterday's gures, bui Iater becams more sotive and prices wero a shade frmer; shippors wero purchusing o a moderate extent, but packers purchased _spuringly; salea ranged from §5 80@5 95 for l'ght ship- ping and packing grades; $5 35@5 90 for_heavy packing, aud from $5 709 6 35 for good to_choice smooth heavy shippivg lcts; the market was tolera- bly steady at 11 o'clock. 1 he fresh receipts were 16,000 hea Sheep—The market was qulet but steady for good grades, with shippers and oity butchers operating — —— St. Louts Produde Marzet. St. Lours, March 17. Flour—Held higler. Wheat—Strong and higher; No. 2 rod, 81 08}@1 04} for cash; 81 (4@ 1 04} for March; 81 04fal t6 foe April; 81 063@1 07§@1 074 for May; 1 05}@1 05§-for June; 97c for the mr;l\'n.uo, $1 01}; No. 4 do, 940 Corn—Higher at_41@41}o for cash and March; 413@413c for April; 41F @42he for May; 42G424c for Juoe; 424433 for July. ats—Higher ‘and firm at 35c for cash; 3#ic for April; 35@o} for May. Rye—Firm at $1 02} bid. Barloy—Qulet at 80c@$1 10. Lead—Dull at 84 50. Butter—Unchanged; dairy, 18@262. Egge—Higher at 13@13}c. Whisky—Steady at $1 06 Pork—Qaiet 815 75. Dry Salt Meats—Unchanged; 85 00 @ 10@5 70@8 00. Bacon—Uachanged; §3 88}@8 756 8 00@8 93. Lsrd—Firm at $10 50. Reccipte—Flour, 5,000 bbls; wheat, 38,000 bu; cora, 53,000; oats, 18,000; rye, 2,000 barley, 5,000. Shipments — Flour, 6,000 bbls; wheat, 1,000 bu; corn, 40,000; oats, 2,000 rye, 2,000; basley, 2,000. MONARCHIAL MISERY. The Effect of the Orsini Bomb Still Visible in European Courts. Crowned Heads Thoroughly Scared and Closely Guarded. Discovery of a Dynamite Mine Leading to the New Emperor’s Palace. Another Ponian Gunpawder Plot Discovered in London. 4 PENIAN SCARE. Special Dispateh to The Bes. Loxpox, March 17—4 p. m. — A susgicions looking box was to-asy found in an obscure spot near the Mansion House palace of the lord mayor. On being examined the box was found to contaln guopowder in sufficlent quantities to do great mage when exploded. The discovory created & grest scnsation. The lord mayor thiuka fe was placed by Fenians as part of an Imcompleta arrangement to blow up the the Man- sion House. There ia no clus to the source from whence It came. It was removed and is kept for identification. ANOTHER 1 HEORY. In relation to the box containing ganpowder, found in the rear cf the Macsion Houso to day, the belief is generaily exprossed that the Feniaus placed it there with the parpose of blowing op the Mansion Houte, on ac- count of the part taken by the Lord Mayor in favoring the coercion bill in his capacity as a member of parlia- ment. THE FEENCH LOAK. Paris dispatch states that great of people asssmbled last night outside the subscription office, in Par- is, waiting an opportunity to sabzeribe to the 260,000,000 francs three per cent loav, previously detailed tn theee dispatchies. More than ten per cont is already cubscribed. ANOTHER NIHILIST SCARE. Special dtepatch to The kiee. LoxpoN, March 17—4 p. m.—A| St. Petersburg dispatchsays the police are investigating the niilist mine dis- covered a day or_two ago in-a small street entering Newsky, placed near- ly opposite the Tantichkeff palace, the residence of the new ocmpercr. They found various liquids and in- foruial preparations, which left no doubt that the mine was prepared for @iy ure, Previous to attempting to extract its dangerous contents the officisls flooded the mine, asa pre- cautionary messure. Both the Tun tichkoff ‘and Winter palaces are closely guarded by equadrons of in- fantry and Cossacks. ~ Several arreats of suspected persons were made. AFRAID OF THEIR LIVES. The delay manifested by_the Crown Prince of Germany and other notabi- lities iu going to St. Petersburg to at- tend the ols:quies of the caur, Is 1 view to comfort, warmth and durabil- causing comment hare and in Berlin, Vienna and Parls. The general apinion is that their hesitation Is due to fedr of an attack from the nihilists. bt h New York Produce Markes. Niw Yorx, March 17. Flour—Receipts, 16,000 barrels; sales, 14,000 barrels. Market quiet and fiem, with a moderate export and jobbing ‘demand; round hoop Ohio, 84 30@5 00; choice, 85 05G6 75; super- fine western, $3 65@4 10; common to good extra, $4 30@4 90; choice extra, $5 00@6 7; choice white wheat, §5 00 @6 00. Batter—Unohanged; Ohlo, 10GS0c. Ohaese—Qaiet at 8@13fc. Sugar—Firm and quiet. Molasses—Unchanged, Petroleam—Dull and weak. Rice—Steady snd in falr demand. Coffee— Firm and very quiet; freights dull. Spirits of Turpentine—Dall at 46} per gallon. Rosin—Firm. Tallow—8teads. Eggs—Western firm at 10 Cotton—Firm; sales, 340 bales; mid- dling uplands, $10 75; Orleans, $11 00; fatares easy; Mrch, $10 65; April, 810 64; May, 810 71; June, $1079; July, $10 87; August, $10 90. cLosing Wheat—Trregular; Chicago, $1 21 @1 28; Milwaukee, $123@1 25; No. 2 red winter, $L 25@1 26 for cash; 81257 for March; $1243 for April; $1 23} for May; §122§ for June. Sales, 100,000 bushels. Corn—Steady; No. 59369%e. Sales, 150,000 buzhels. Oats—Steady. Whisky—Nominal. Pork—$15 25 ssked for cash; $16 50 asked for March; §16 10@ 16 49 for May. Lard—$11 10@11 20 . for cash; $11 06@11 12} for March; $11 10 11 124 for Agril; $11 15@11 20 for May; $1117}@11 25 for June; $11 20 @11 25 for July; §10 574@I0 624 geller for the year. ——— St. Louls Live Stock Market Sr. Lours, March 17. Hogs—Lower cn light grades, and market slow; Yorkers and Baltimores, $5 65@b 90; mixed packing, §5 40@ choice to fancy heavy, §6 00@ 6 50. Recaipte, 7,200 head; ship- ments, 3,100 head rt Factory. The snperlorlty of Matarial and workmanship, eom- oined with their great fmpr ve nants, fronta, forced alceves, makes thelr ahirt the most durable and best fitting garment of the kind, ever manufacturad at the = decate price of $1.50. Every ahirt of our make is I guaranteed first-class aud will refand the mouey if found otherwlse. We wake a specialty of all wool, Shaker, and Canton flanuel, also chemola underwear, made up with fiy. To lnvalids snd weak-lunged persous wo offer speial inducements [ the mauzor these goods are made for their protection. P, Gorruzixee, 1207 Warram street. T mforced | % —_—eee—e Farther earthquakes have occurred on the island of Iechia, and a number broken and the man was in 80 gritical of houtes shaken by the previows shgk ba o A, W. NASON. DENTIST, D T 1§t Stpest, Omaba o) BOSTON STORE! I0th St bet. Jackson & Jones. Now known as the cheapest placein the ity for DIRY G OODS! Everything sold for cash only. : Special Offerings this Week : 1 Lot Diaper Toweling, $1 25 per piece of 10 yards. 1 Lot Dress Goods 10c, oth k 15 OIS ) 1 Lot Brocade Dress Goods 22 1-2c, others ask 25¢. 1 Lot Merrimack Shirtin 1 Lot Heavy Canton F 16 2-3c. o s 7c, others ask 8 1-2c, annel 121-2¢, others ask 1 Lot Shaker Flannel 15¢, others ask 25c¢. 1 Lot Cheviot Shirtings 12 1-2¢, others ask 15¢. 1 Lot Crash Toweling 5¢, L1Lot Linen Huck Towels others ask 8 1-2¢. 25¢, others ask 40c. 1 Lot Turkisk Bath Towels 25¢, others ask 50 - 1 Lot Turkey Red Damask 50c, others ;ssk 6500.' 1 Lot Men's Brown Half Hose 121-2¢ others ask 20c. 1 Lot Ladies’ Striped Hose 10c, others ask 15¢. 1 Lot Men's Merino Underwear 50c, others ask 6 1 Lot Men's Cheviot Shirsts 75¢, other usksiialsoo,sc. “HOW ARE YOU OFF FOR SOAP 2" 3 Cases Oat Meal Toilet Soap, Orders by Mail BOSTON P. G. IMLAH - 10 cents a Box. Carefully Filled, STORE. - - - Manager. MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS At Wholesale | OVERALLS, SHIRTS, SUSPENDERS, Neckwear. The Largest Variety! The Lat: 8% Styles! M'r'rs Agents for Ce'luloid Coll O Star Umbrellss The Very Bost Prices arsand Cuffs, Rubber Coats and SHREVE, JARVIS & CO., 14rh and Dodge Sts., Omah . A. B. HUBERMANN, THE RELIABLE JEWELER, Cor. Douglas and 13th Sts. Gives Great Bargains in Ladies' and Gentsf AMERICAN GOLD AND SILVER WATGES All Ki JEWELRY, SILYER W nds Of ARE AND DiAMOND! We Guarantee The Best Goods For The Least Mone) ACADEMY OF MUSIC! 3.8, BALBERT. Manager. Friday Bvening, March 18th. | The @reat Artiste. { MAGGIE MITGHELL FANCHON, The Cricket. The most populse lady on the Ameriean stage. Piices as usaal. Resorved seats on saloatter 830 Wedneaday morning at Ednolm & Erick- son's. SPE I'LMASTER COMMISSION- ER'S SALE. e tion the oroperty de. scrib d in sabi order, ¢ w.t: Lotsx (6) n block ona hundred an | sever ty-oue (i71), In th city of Omaha, Douglas C b rzath. i, and sgaina: Andrew et ANDSTILLTHELION Continues to Roar for Moore(s) HARNESS & SADDLERY, Ry bave adopted the Lion as & Trade Mark, and all my Goods will be stamp- ed with the Lion and my Name on the same. No Goods are genuine without the above stamps. 0 bost materfal is used acd the most skiled workmen are employed, and at \ie lowest cash price. Anyone wishing a price list of goods will confer a favor by sending for cn R Orchard, ot a1, detendsa. w1 raiz s L qll, wh ch was duiy fled clerk’s office of Douglas county, Nebrask: onwhich there Fablicau ti at the st.re house of B. F. Trox i & mid-evy-mon- et | MORTGAGH SALE. he 5 Badol h Sosce to Augast Doll, which aa'duy flled In ths county slerks oifics of Dougias coonty, Sebrasks, aud on which there Is 0 3240,16, 1will sli o the highest bidder a8 pubii an tion lor cath, &% the Uriaha Houss, on' Harmoy strecta beturer s 12th and L3th stroste, in the cby of Omaia, on the ith day of Avril, 1881, st So,clook p m of aid day, the follow. 1 baok sland, 2 tabies, T 1 kitchan safe, 1 Litcheo table, 12cctsant pil- s, ? grwing machine, ot of ca-pet- als lot of china, glase and vilver piated DAVID SMITH MOORE. D. T. MOUNT, Manutscturer sngfDealer o - SADDLES 'HARNESS, Agents for JAMES R. BILL & CO., Celebrated CONCORD HARNESS 4@ The Best In The Worli'Ga 1412 Farnham 8., Omaka, Neb. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE WFEKLY BEE, ware, and 3 namber of doar and window sereens, 'AUGUST DOLL, Mortgagee. B ovy-mon-it The Best in the West, ’