Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 4, 1881, Page 1

— VOL. X, ¢ Omaha Dailp = —_— B OMAHA, NEBRASKA, MONDAY APRIL 4, 188L: NO- 233. Established 1871, e —————————————————————————— WASHINGTON, ‘The Mahone-Voorhess Encount~ er is the a1l-Absorbing Top- ic Amoag Politicians. Loring of Bosting Named for the Agricultural Bureau. Royal Rossoe Anxions to Measuare His Mettie with Jeems the Fifth THE M\H NE VOORHESS - Bpecial Dispateh to the Bes. Wasaixorox, April $—10p. &. Ths topic of Sunday's conversstim in tha hotels sud where pudlis men bave met has been the encounter in the senate between Senators Mahone and Viorbees and the pro-pacts of its renewal. Joking eside, there is cor. tainly an elemeut in Washingtou o ciety who seriously considered the Drobab lity that the chivalrous blood of the Virgivisu would demand satis- faction . arms, and the oniy question is, who gave the first offonse. Tae absardity of such an issue of a war of words s appareat i« all sensible peo- ple, and 1t 18 confidencly asserted that not ooly will the la-ter be no farther discussed, but that no allasion will be made to it iu the senate. Mahoue still r.f sen to see any one but his famlly, but this is his usual Baoday ocustom, aud Mr. Voorhees perempiorily dec'ined to be inter- viewed. - The friends of each talk freely on the subject. Republicans and democrats a'ike st Voor. bees did » mauly ac in disclaiming any ties of the article read, a8 he aid it 1o avoid personal feeling, and that if he had let the matter rest then all would have been well. His tauntihat the senstorneednot think of coercing from him anything, was whataroused the Virginian's ire, and Benator Manoy rllfln! slone called out from Mr. Vooraees the ep- ithet, “Unworthy the utterance of any brave or honorable man.” Among the republicans are many who think Senator Mahooe wight have rested satisfied with * the Tall Sycamore's"” original disclaimer of personalities, bat his friends insist that he was right in “talking back” when his oppenent began to speak of coercion. Toe dem- ocrata think Voorhees man enough in jndgment, as well s in valor, to take oare of himself. But his frisnas e will notrefer to the matter in the senate. The republicans will no doubt try to keep Mahorie in the back grouud after this, and whether they can keep him till remalns to be seen.. CAPITAL NOTES. § pocial Dispatot.es o The Bee. Itis stated vety positively that Dr. Loring, of Massachusetts, will be ap- &.(..--i commissioner cf agriculture ‘the place of Le Duo, 4o e rotired. " A reporter inquired of several dem- ooratic senators if they contemplated ‘% caucus soon. The reply fromall of them was in the negative. The dem- ocrata have no interest in the nomins- tions. They are just as willing to see the present incumbents of the offices continue as to put in new ones, and, in shorr, the democrats are united in & policy, and there is no oocaslon for & caucas. Senator Coukling still remains si- lent on the sutj ct of the pending contest in the senate, but his voice will ba heard in the republican cau- cus. If he insists on maintain.ug the dead lock he can probahly conteol the matter, but one of his friends said to- day that he was not anxious to post- pone the opeuing of the fight with the admintetration, and that the sena‘e snd the prople would soon be made sware of the fact. A cwicus of the republicans has beeu called for Monday at 10a. m., when the dead lock will be discussed. Tt is rumored that the president ad- vises the republicavs to sct ou the nomirations first aud then make thair fizht over the the election «f «fficars. This phese o’ the_question will come before the caucas Menday. Onited States Marshal Pitkin, of Louisiana, thinks his chances good for the Mexican mission. In addition to strong political buckers, the ex-mar- shalis endursed by the leading busi- iness tirme of New O.lewns. Judge Riddleberger says ihat Sen- ator Mahoue does not care to proceed further in the controversy betwsen bimeelf and Senator Voorhees, and ther. fore Mr. Riddleberger is confi- dent that uo more will be said on the subj ot All the parties to ihe lively discassion in the tenate Fridvy s-em soxious that Lothing fartber shall be said about it. Blaine gave a reception Seciag ol o il e members of the cabinet now in the city and many senators. There wasa LATEST FOREICN NEWS. FLOODS IN SPAIN, Boectal diapatch to The Bee. WANTS HIS OLD POSISK.. Bepux, April 4—] ‘White, American minister, ssks that he beallowed to return to his old po- sition at Cornell University as soon as his saccessor can be found. MUTTERINGS. @pecial Dispatch 1. The tion Sr. Perzrssonc, April 4—1 a. m.— The czer has received several letters conteining threats against bis life. Roxz, Aprl 4—1 a. m.—Several Ttalian war vessels are being armed for service at Taois. Pans, April 4—1 a. m.—Salvation army meetings were stopped by the police of this city to-day. BEACONSFIELD. Spacial Dispatches w The e Loxpox, April 3—10 p. m.—Lord Bescoustield was reported in about the same condition at last acoounts. COLLISIONS IN IRELAND. ‘There were. collisions between and B S B ey e - Eid ads suuber modOhRtd Buniws, Apnl 310 p. m—The German paclisment is debating the “J'%oF heavy ‘ship ing; $5 7086 40 for to gwd shipping_steers, and from 85 26@5 90 for choice to extra smooth sh oomiots. 2,500 hesd., 00 for (éalie; #5 45 (@580 for hgh: _packine. 85 63@5 75 Colman A M Chrisrisnser Counors Michael Cariier C L C.eburn W Cummwngs Wm for gond to €xira smo th- heavy ahip- ping lota; reosipis, 6 000 hoad. Bheep—Dull; th only sale was 690 head averaging 139 pounds at 5 51 “hristians nJacb-2Coppe MORNING EDITION. 1 Price Five C ents bill to insure workmen against acci- | Bland O N Brady John dents. Prinoe Bismarck ssid the bill | Brown W H Buchannan A G was one for furthering practical [ Black D D Bergen Aug christianity, and should not be jadged | Bell Adam A Beckman Joseph froma party standpoint: Barbesu Joseph Barrett Joseph = Bird H Blamberz Aug WAKKETS BY TELEGRAPB, |BeosonJohn L Bergquist TP - s Benderup Julios Bryan John Ohloaro Live Svock Marieet Brounsn Frank Bohn Jobn B Or1oago, April 2. | Conoyer Chas M Ohristopherson Jno Cattle—A more active market has Callahan J B Casey Thos 00 been exp -;iencrd d‘ .; -;m! fln;'. Cdllshas E B Callaban Jas priices were firm and high-r for all | Callahao H P Casey Christopher gradonaslonereed Trom 8 9364 00 ey . B Corpir EAC bulls; 83 25@4 50 for’ cows and | Calldhan R H Collias Timoth; butohers, steer-; $4 65@5 0) for fair | Christiansen JacobChristiausen. “hristisnsen Juo-1Christisnson Jno-2 Convalin Fr rYL” Camm Thos C mnors Pat Crosloy W M Cuok M D Caer J P Corrigan Timothy Heary ek ; 5 5. Louis Proencs Marzsn. QALTRT | QmiveMorto St Loums, April2. Olark A B} Curnmghsm Aato gaw—‘?;cbmn‘zog. ak % cunzi-\‘fl;m Dan GnElcr Abn;;u voai—Uns tr1-d and lower; No. 2| Clar Coffin Onas red, $106}@L 063 for cwh; 81 06§a | Clark M Couluer Joroms 106} for April; 81 07¢al 07@1 v73 | Jolemas LH Connor K § @1 07§ for May; §1 03}al 07}@1 673 | Connor Joha_ Cammings Robert fr Jue; $1 048@l 034@1 04} for | Camminge A R Callis J F July; $1 00} for the you: No, 3 do, | CorrydonTimothy Creeley Onss o 3 orrigan Jas istles Au 414> for April; 13: for Maysdige 4 Tamos eahage tor Julys S5 Lo s DL Aogust. & u Davis C M DuwisJ T ste—Tnwer at 36} for cash; 360 : PR eimnse o g Decker Qiiver G Darrow Geo M ety S e A Duwmond Pat Darrow R H i g e A Dilion Rxdman Dinneen J-ha Wy —tty bes D yle Jas .Doheny Lawrence Pork—Quiet ot $16 76, Dennis J H Danks M O Dry Sait Moats—Q et at $4 90| 2122 .;)f.n Dian Michael 758000 Dinan Davidson Chas Derflioger Chas Deckerhoff Jobn A oo & B e 0ep cosi e Duley Hugh * Duvidson Jonu & 2 onshue D F ckey John A Liaxd—Higher a1 810 50. DellawsreFR Dampert Valent'e St. Louls Live Stock Market. Eden A D Erfling E 8 C Sr. Lovss, April 2- | Elgutter Morris Epperson S C Hogs—Quiet; Yorkers and Bal- | Eveson Geo England Chas timores, $6 60@5 80; mixed pack- | Enrenflort Henry Eigstrom Albert ing, $6°3095 70; choios to fancy, | Edward MG~ Edstrom John 86 006 25; roceipis, 1300 head; ship- Kucera V Krause Fred Koster Heory A Krebs Ernat Kust Simon Kirkland W J Kearney Frank Keck John KennellyJobn—2 Kuapp F O Koster Chas M = Koch Philip Krause Theodore Krag Wm Kane M Krumel Geo Kaplao Fr Keyes G H Lacey J H LewisED Lenz Max Larson Peter—1 Lindsey John Lavin Mich Lage Henry TLarson Hans Lueas H R Larson Nels—1 Larson Ole Linburg Fr Larson'8 J Lindholm L Lind John Long Eben K LiddemauBarney Lorenzen W ¥ acistrom John Larson Ch-istian Liuson Anton ~ Lewis WE . Larson Lars Larson A G Livermore S B Larson Peter—2 Las son Abraham Larson LC Larson NP Laran G P Larson Nele—2 Lirson John Larson T A Larson J P Lindell Gastave Lamme Chas Linshan Thos Liuhart Herman LambertsrnJ W--1 Liumbertson Peter Lusn BF Lewis E D Livg R bert Loarcy [ ) Linshan J A Longprey Leowis T Larson E LaMaster M F' Lovejoy HM Leary PJ L ining Herbert Livingston B F Lage Peter R Lippin T Lundenberger Fe Lomieux Lawis Liibel L-onard LuChspell Alex Mangan Lawrence Meyers R M Moz Fred MarkelJ E Mericie Gao C M xtield E H Maloney James Murphy Wm Mitchell B nj MafodJ H Morford C W Morford AT Marquett David Moran C rneilos Metealf 9 M Morford Wm N M J8 Mallen Michael Morrison J W Mickelsen Peter Malone Thos Mulcahy R C Malcaby W H Madsen Peter Madsen B F Mellers D C Martin Peter Mathis Ao F Mallan M M thiasen Haus Mores Chas Maurer Eogene Monroe J W Moore Wm B—1 Mathisson John Michael Joseph Meorrison Wm Matson John Madsen Puter Morton John Moon W R Mattson P D Moore W B—2 Murphy T Murray J H Miller John Marsh Charles Mathiasen Nels Mack C H Motager Jobn Miller A fred Mathiasen W C Meyers Lowis K Mathis E R Morris B Mahouey M J Martin F O Murstoey Krank Mille James Moroript Robert Massion Andrew Massion Alfred Metza Peter Marphy James Mulvehit Jerry * Muelander J P Mullen Henry ~ Moore E C Mundechenk P Martin John M.nning Michael McOarry Pat McKidlp David McGavock Pat McHugh Wm MoNeil Pat MoGormick James MoCarty Chas Mclotyre Chas ~ MoGovern Jubn MoGavock A MoDon;‘llng MoCafiry Pat McLew! ol tyre David McAcdle Jobn McManis G W McKeena H J McHugh Jamas McCarty Martin McEvoy Patrick McOlul:ffs Sam'l MoCormick PR McGuade James M:Namara Thos MoAuley John ments 4000 head. | € gor Joneph Eilia John Chicago Produce Market. dwards Jos Elgin Dao Cmicaco, April2. | Erath Wm Egan Edweard Whest—Opened weak and raled | Eslinger Martln EnewaldLawr'noeE irregular, but closing tame; No 2 spring, closing at 81 05j@l 05§ for | Flach Geo B Farrer LP May; $1 06§@1 064 for June; No | Fogarty John Foley Timothy 8 do, 92@962; No. 2 red winter,$1 02} | Flanery Poter Frost John @103} Fortanatus John Ford John Oats—Sold at 30§@314c for No, 2| Fitzgerald John Foley P D seller April; 3333} for seller cash; | Flinn John FryJ A 35}@35}c for May, closing at S5jc for | Fox Stephen Frick Andrew May; common to cholce on track, 30 ;-l;’;;vl’ Folell?floh oster Wi 200 Corn—Opened firm and declined | Faller F C Freeman Ande 3@ic, bat agsin reacted,closing steady | Fitzpatrick Wm Fisher John C 3¢ 1ntermediate prices. l;-nd;:kig: M 5‘-& Vuil;v Rye—No. 2 winter at984o for cash; | Forsberg Chas tfarness Bdgar OL for fresh ts; $1 00 - | Fogarty D F Fall Albert fiu.,, e ol s 1 rsinaed s Fagoa T Barloy—$105 for winter receipts; JH No. 2 in store, 8586: No. 3 dor 8] GsaernGF Gromdnbn € “Provisons—Qaiet; 0geniog 5 shade | Gilbert Jay Gille Fred under Friday's closs, but recovered; | Grapp Woa Gildsy Frank the market, however was tame and | Giseke Herman Gaunon D :rdl-s ‘l'- .:.l‘lfl :'f:’:g;." moderate at G'lm;r;( Heory P gm..;lvz ilcohn nare roen New York Produce Market. g:‘_’,"‘;‘;‘“ ‘é’:‘g;’f&s‘ Niw Yors, April2. | Gamps Joo Galligan J J Jous—Oeneraly qalst, GrindleWR Goodman G E Wheat—4@ic highet and in 00d | Grigbaugh Wm! ~ Gutzache Henry demand; apor sales of No. 2 red win- | Gillmors Ellis Gorman John. ter, 81 234@L 25; No. 3 do, 81 21| Gungler Audr ~ Gould W H @121}; No. 1 white, 81 22G1 22}; | Gr.be Fred Graber Andr mixed winter. $121}@1 213. bty Girtisaa P ra—Faie dewsnd and a shade | Goodyear Eara Grocox Richard higher for spot Fo. 2, 683@60¢; | Grocos Thos Goast Loweo steamer mixed, 47§@58:. Guff Jas Grim Albert Oate—In gord request §@lohicher; | Gr o™ 1 o0 Gaiz John T No. 1 white, 5045 No. 2 do, 46@47; | Griob Augas: No 2 mixed, 46246}c; No. 3 do, 4éo Rye—Furm, but quist and nomioal. | Henry J A Honzs John W Pork—In fair cemand; ordinary |[Hwsen Mark Hickstien Feitz mess for early delivery, $15 00@15 25 | Heller Joha Heller Joe Lurd—Quiet but firm; spor saies | Hansen Bortram Husted O C of western siesm at $11 00; city do | Hansen M Hower Peter a1 $10 8. Haosen Julls Haoeen Geo B e LW Hansen Huns sen Jens ELECTRIC BRIEFS. Hoaley Jo'n Haz-lton John s oy Hutiog W~ Hurmon Paol New Youx, April 2—Three thou. | Harmou oo and thren binireg snd Farty fisen fims Digeme i sen 2 8 e, landes at Custle Garden with. | Hirt Moohat — fefl ro Foter athe paat 24 LS. Homn WOT Hom Gor Cuicaco, April 2. —Genveral Sheri- Humpert Fank Hgan John dan received a Moxican *‘buers,” or Hwusen Chas Harmon Wm doukey, on the C.. B. & Q. train this - Higgine Gon Hoboo A J moruing, sent to him trew Swta Fe, Hagsrom John Hart Wa N. M., a8 & present £-r bis litile boy. Henrk J R Hin N K Ic is only sbout ove year old and Hibbard Wm B H .m Ches about the size of & common New- ' Haarnann @ H Haosen Olof foundland d. g. Heelan E1 Hockstrassor J. CH10AG0, April 2.—Dan O'Leary at | Aekett Antony Hausen Peter the request of several pedestrians bas | Hamann W F Hamaun F H postpoued his eix day “‘go as you |Hagsn Patrick Horsman D J please” walk set for M.y 2ad in this | Hausen Onrist Halleabeck W city to the 9'h and it stall end on | Hansn Rasmus Heukley W M the 14th. O'Leary hus uearly recov— | H go Wm Haobbie H O ered from the «ffacts of his Now York Halleabeck Frank Hunsen Jens walk, which he says bad the woret|H armennCF Holm John effect on him of any he ever under- | Holm Ohristian Hansen Chris F took. H.mehus Chas Hansen Christ H din Chas Herman Albart KEGISTRATION LIST. He vig Chas Hemchey Patrick - Hoghor B W Hormish 3 B Hughes (ormi e Hunsen Ferd Hoover David Abney Chas Armstrong G P | Hullquist Otto Hicks Geo N Acustroog Thoe AblstrowPoter ' | Hiydg'p ho Jacsh Adair W ‘Anurl Ricnard Abéroathy Chas Ahlstrand § Tnglehart BE Tler EH Ablstrand Ed Ahmanson Jobn | Jeukioson RG Jorgenson § Abmanwon JA Anderson Audrew | Johnson John Jenson G R | WE AyerJB Tesperson Laurits Jenson P H a GD Anderson O Jobuson 8P Johnson B Aodersou N P Anderson LM | Jehnson Peter Johnson Aadrew Auderson Lars_ Adkius H Jacobson Jacob Jenney L M Agensticn Gutlib Anderson Andrew | Johnscn John A Justus W O Abromeit Daniel Anderson RW | Johuson T & enson Jens Anderson Ole Anderson O P | Jeusen Nila Jobnson N Allen Franklin Avderson JF | Johoson J A—1 Jobnson J A—32 Anderson NP Andersco DO | Johnson Chas Johnson Jobn W Anthes Geo Arvedson John | Johnson SP Jenson J R dnderson T Austin Sumuel | Jobnson Christ Johnson Bobert Anper Wm B Althause Jeusen Anton Jobnson Andrew Anderson Johoson Nl . Johmaon A 8 Johuson Bangt Johnson Douglas BndtJon Baglorf Oha | SO ROE GO Bell) T Jess Claus Jones A L—1 Burgaert H Jones AL—3 JonesD P B T Johnson Enos Jones Chas F oIt ¥ Jobnson Iessc ~ Jackson Heury © Bell John W Ml o el B e JohnwonA L Johnson M oyer Peter Banks J W SR Bislag John Kempf Aug Kelser Avg Burgstrom Aug | Kearney Jas Kearney Martin Bohue August | Kuasch F J King O H Bodwell F P Kuott Jobn Kreissman Ed Berunck Jobu | Kafman Chas Kountz Harman Busch Frits Kent Josish ~ Kmballl. s L Barzel Jobn Eappers Mich Kill Peter Bendhauser T W | Kuemmell Fred Kastner Thos Borgman Max | Kelley Pat Kindt Christ Back P M Eane Jobn KennellyJohn—1 Bean Geo Kolinrt AF ~ Ksmmerling B Baush Jacob Kiaa Fredk Kirk Corneiins Buck J Kemment Anton Knapp Mich Burke Oliver E | Kirkland John ~ Krebs Th % Boblman Geo ! Kissone Rich Kucs Albert McKee D M Norton James Norlander Wm Newhouse Frank Nelson John Nelson N C—1 Nelson Swan Nel:on Paul Noonzo Thos Nelson Ole Nolson Peter Nelson Resmus Nelson O R Nelson N F Neve Wm Nelson Wm Novasek James Nelson Loren Nelson N C—2 Noll John Nelwn L F Novotny Frank 0'Sullivan Ed Ostrom HJ Olson Nelson O'Brien John Ooell Charles Qverg Oacar lsen Swan Ohman G Olson Hans Olsen O Olsen Peter—2 Olren John—1 Olsen Olof Olsen John—2 Olsen Dle Olsen Ohs Olsen Hans L Onman Frank O'Brien Geo M Jr Owens P B O oenors J J O'Bryne Patrick 0'Donnell Patrick Oman Jacob Otsen N+ ls—2 Pinch Chas Peterson N O Peters W T Pjorrou M F, Pjror I T Padock H G Porcer James R Poterson Geo H Poterson James W Pries R b: Piuzouscham F Pivouka Frank Pomey Gust Peterson N—1 Pune HE Pclle ¥ O Petorson Jona Peterson R Power John Prochaska Joseph Pearson Joho—1 Person Andrew Peterson R bt Puterson Christ Porter A L Poterson N—2 Pflugng Will Pfiaiging W F' Porter W M. Preston M Pearson A F Peterson James Peterson Peter Payner Martin Pilary Joe Petireon Ole Petz John Pederson J. H Pearson Johu—2 Peterson N—32 Pcterson Bartel Paulson N Patterson E G Poterson NP Petersrn A F Peterson Jones Power W A Peters A D Penoyer Wm Prichard Joseph Pivonka Vaclan Qusn Eiw Quinlan Patrick Quick Martin ~ Quis'gard A J QumnJsmes Quinn Frank Qainn Peter Reitmeyer Geo Rasmussen Chas RsmusseuRasmua Rsengren O F Rogers 8 T Rowicky John je Roeicky Jobn er RosJ P Rodd:s Eiward Roe John P Rvan Peter Reed Warren B Rodington Mike Robinson Simon Roberton HA Robins John E RobinsJoseph R :bling Michasl g,.: Jfih; Reed Robert A iche Rogers George Richardson G W Rasmussen Christ Ryan John Robinson Dan Roed Ed Rush D O Reed John N Read TW. R-ese Wm Rheem 8 J Roineke Ernst Rubin Isaac Regan John Roos John Rage Alex Rose J C Ross Stephen Riley Thomas Swacina John Stenberg E M. Seatpn John T Seaton J ha H 8-geike Wan Slaven Fellx ScFolix Hury Schroth Chas B Stabt Ernst Saowden Wm P Sproul Mich Sundblad Chas Sttt Heory 8 Salaolm Chas Slaven Mich Stiger Wm H Sohlieben Aug Swickard A F' Smith J E Schroeder F.rd Simon Richard Stubendorf F weikert Fr Schweibald Rob Nils Swacina Jacob Stovt EJ. Bpettle Martin Stein Paul F' Spragne Fred M 'WHC Schouby Hans Shanahan Denis Schinker John John L. McCOague, real estate agent THE DELUGE DEPARTS Up River Towns Gradually Ap- pear Above the Wilderness of Ice. The Government Promptly Tenders Aid to the Sufferers. Large Amount of Property De- stroyed by Fire in The only place in the West for genui« e Bargains is the BOSTON STORE! 616 10th Street, Between Jackson and Jones. Special offerings daring the menth of of April: 4 Cases Ladies' Canton Hats 25¢ and 356, sold everywhere at 50c. Cincionati. A Dusl With Death—Manager Bishop Re-igns, Etc. Up the River. dispateh o The Beo. St Pavr, April 2—4 p. m.—A tel- egeam from Maj , quartermaster at Bismarck, received at the military headquariers, stares that the govern- meut atesmer * Shermau” had just ar. rived fr-m her winter quartors be- tween S. Evenson and Berthold sll mght. Permisston was granted Genersl Terry from Washington to suthoriz: the issue of provisious fr.w Fort Sully to soy who wight be cuff-ring ar Puerrs, but sc condiug 10 o tel-gram from Lisur. Col. Towneend, in ¢ muand at Foet Sally, there b, wen Do Decessiry for su an isene, nor dovs that officer an pate any in the fu ure, snce h ¢ flaod rapidly subsiding. ol re- 5 Seldon D J and conveyancer: gl‘:’;:o:(; W Schweer Lewls Webstcr Soyder to Willism Rey- Strein Wm Schindler Chas | nolds; ne. } sec. 13, town. 16, range Scholpp A Seller John 9, east; q_c. d.—$400. ; Sebroun Fr Schnelder Adam | ' Archio Eke to Louis Faist; lot 4 in Shanaban Pat - Sulley Thos block 5, Bosgs & Hill's add.—$260. Schaltz Jacob Schon H Mrs S. H. Elliott to Mrs. H A. Smith J P Smock Chas Allen; ot 6 in block 1, Horbact’s Sincers Honry ~ Swansen Gust [3nd add; w. d.—$1,075. Swansen Nels Sherlock ) B PERSONAL] PAKAURAPHS Smith Jostin G Sorenson jhl:obA Hor Arrn 2;‘;‘::, Fa Ed. Dickinson, superintendent, of the ShawGeo W Salzer Ohrist Laramie division of the Union Pucific left Stebblns 08 Shields W H for Laramie Saturday: Soatt Jess Schmidt Jos Frank Redman; of the Uj P.”head- Schlesapter J Spauldi ;’ H | guarters, Mr. Goble's department, lefc this g"""fi-i"'-'l“" ;:;‘;’" i John | city Friday for Kewney, where le will merc! 3 . e D b be in coarge of the car trander. Stoetzel WF _ SwithLE Mr. H. Doble has just retursed from Shepardson D D Sirapaon Jas the east, after having purchased a mam- Satphen EN sqlule:!] Nis moth stock for the spring trade. Seaton Chas F Sexton John John L Sabin, superintendent o D e Bell talephone on the Pacific cosst, i g‘"‘l;"‘fv L s;“‘::: gy the city on his way to Chicago to aiteod T e the annual ¢ nvention of the rejresenta- Torkelsen Peter Thrane C O tives of telephone exchanges in the United ;mleP MC '}‘nhlorJWm States, which meets A pril 15th. -aynor Andrew Tuttlo James e .l.fil’“' Rolsad | Thomes M.ohael Rev. Richard Wainwright, wko isen Pruynow Joha't * Tétooeup D Tute to takcs chargo of the cathedral at Thompron Nels Titus E D Honolulu, Sandwich Islannds, spent Sun- Tosar: John Toy Thos duy wi b Dean Miillspaugh, and preachied Templeton WA ~ Thomas Aug E | at the cathedral in the morning. Tnompscn F Taompson Jubn H | 7hs Council Binffs Nonpareil says: M-, Teote Juseph Tuylor Joseih | q A, Entrikia, who for mo'e than a year TaylorJohn G Toomas K § pasthas held apo-ition in the freight office Rppmyn) KOwa L of the Wabash railwag in Council Bluffs, Thompson WM T has resigned bis situation there a d t-d .y Teapey Tobn Tuttemer 8 enters the service of the Union P.cific Taipturson Wist! (Ohbk Ay G railway company. The position Mr. & K. now assumes is that of rate revising Vanderbeck SJ Verperton Henry | clerk, which plices him in char-e of the Vanderwort Paul Vanous Jos (jr) | billiog of all freisht from the Union Fa- g-nnm v%wa (sr) zudus Fe % cifi: dep it of Council Bluffs. The place noy ‘a0 Dusen Henry | s one of increased respousibility as cow- Volkmeyer E Vodica V L pared with that which he recently blled Willis GesD Whalsn Owen and aff.rds him a materi J increa o of sal- Woodward O M Woodward R B |ary. A young man of excellent judgment Webster LH ~ WillefordJ H | and sterling worth, possessing far more lota Jas Wiberg Avg then ordinary abiity as a railway man of Peter Willing Leopeld | pjs age and experience, we predict for him L ;‘:‘ ‘_’"%{:d v'v_';‘.'o‘l "‘g‘““ | risht (;n!n, ;nd e he.i:u nut‘ tosay that the Union Pacific people ave fortun- Wioake ' WineDa fste insecuing s srvicsr el Paol s aWiliaToln N Tne Star of the Evening. Ware WD Wieox W T The Counell Blufls Nonpareil says Walker Laurcelot Wallaos R A the following of litile Miss Jennie Weinland Peter ~ Willrodt Ohrist | McCleliand, of Omaha: “But the Welsh Pat Wileox W P brilliant little star of the evening was Wilde Richard Winulow LE Misa Jeunle McOlalland, of Owsha, eeks N Wilkins Geo elland, Weeks L P Westman Fred | who assumed the role. of the child of gg‘hi;}--y g-Jo M xe;;umsn:m G§° ‘Haman’ and ‘Zeresh,” who was sev- inding alker i i Wil Wortbinaon (Ohay [ oFs1 times enoored. The lttlo girl Watson B P Wasoba Jou proved herself & musical wonder, es- Wells Fred Williams Aug pecially in her characteristic rendition Wintker Max ~ Wilson H F of ‘Baby Mine' sud another pleasing Wrighter WD Watson C H little song.” Young Haos York Geo s Zimuermaun G Zaller Mathias DOMESTIC DUIN Zison Albert Zeh Avg e Zeakowsky, Anton Zang Wm . Srure o Resisss ], Heavy Snow Storms at Ohicago Dovaras CousTY. § and Other Places East This is to certify that the abovels & of Here. true list of the registered voters of the First ward to date April 2, 1881, i z = E. M. Ssexsmzg, ‘The Railroad Rflcmn‘lb Rock:- Registrar First Ward. ford, IIL, Getting Serious. ADDITIONAL LOCAL. THE CONTINEN AL SUNDAY The Fluancial Conference. Special Dispatch 1o The Beo New Yorx, April 4—1 a. m.—-Tt will be remembered that a msjority of the fin.nciers at the conference on Friday favored s mora temporizing policy on the part of the treasury. They proposed that the treasary issue one hundred egd five millions of four pe: cents under the act of 1879, at a gusranteed premium of 18 610 per cent., in order to make a revenue to the holder exactly equal during the twenty six years the bonds are ou:- standiog. A great many who favored this plan sttended the conference yes- terday to change :heir advice upon the suti:ct and give in their support to the Iater scheme, against any is- t all, and in fav-r of allowiog olders of the maturing fives and sixes (o retain them at three per cent. unul congress pestes a funding bill. The treasury party gave no slgn of any kind showing whicn propnsal they r~ gard with Windom ssys the whole sabject is still entiraly open, aad will remain 8 until s special cab. inet meetiug, wnich will be called to cousider the subject under all the light obtained as soon ss the party re- tara to Washington. Severeal Saow Storms. Spocial Discatches Lo, Beas Ouicago, April 3 light snow has beea falling nearly day snd continues to-night. To weatber was quite mild in the for. noon, bat is now much colder Spring is not visible, That is What Prof. Church Would Introduce Into England and America. Peof. Geo. E. Oburch, of Lincoln, lectured at the Unitarian church Fii- day evening on “‘Sunday, its use and abuse.” The leoture conssted first of & powerfal and ing:nious argnm ot againat the the authenticity of Sunday a2 a day the observance of which is enforced by the Christian Bible, He called artention to the fact that God reated on the seventh day snd not on the first and ‘claimed that admitting the sanctity of one dsy out of seven it was rack biss- phemy to changs the day and rest on the firat day instead of the seventh. Afcer tracing the origin of the present observance of the Ohristian Sabbath in England and Americs, and con- domning it as a day which supersci- tion bad changed from a day of rest %0 & day of penance, he took oecssion to condemn in the strengest terms the Iaws and customs which have made the Christian Sabbath what it is in mostatates Hlo desired it partioulsrly | ™ b e Govnr ioh,, Aotil 310 understoud that he woalt not doaway | p. m,—A ter ible anow storm has with the one day in seven as adsy of been Tagiog fo. the put thres days, reat, but rtated plaioly enough that |s0d the smow is six or eight wohe« o would mako it n avery senee hol. | 1562 92010 Jevel Siclghing e Senin lday and s day of amusement avd | on the streets. recrestion. Crarox, Ia., April 3—10 p. m.— Whatever might be the opinion of | A heavy suo storm set In yestorday Pro. Oharo's idon of the Sabbath, | Mternoon, with prospea s for u decp his- putspoken sondemmation of < the | {010 ook then any aix days dutis charches—of the doctrines of the [ the winter. Sime farmers say that Paritans—his Incldental thrusts al in- | winter wheat and the fruit crops sre stitutions which are st the very foun. | Padly damsged. dation of good order—are too much The Ratlroad ¥isht at Rockford, Il like revolation to be popular or pleas- ant 50 long as he can offer us nothing Spocisl Duspasch to The Bos. Rocxrozp, IiL, April3, 10 pm— to take the place of the Institutions which he would destroy. Judges Eastice and Brown held a conference at Freeport yesterdsy in Prof. Charch's ldeas on Sunday— on Religion —on morals—on the Mor- regard to the confliciing orders issued al government of the Universe—are either t0o progressive or too vislonary to be popular, or even to be consld. ered safe, as the idess of ordinary people range. He is a victim of what Thos. K. Beecher calls ““The Nega- Tllusion, in other words a mild form of the Nihilist, who can see naaght but evil in our religions insti: tutions as they are, and who would replace with & phantom the substance | which stands at the bottom of the good order &nd good iaws which have stood the test of‘time in England and Americs, the two countries which he states stand alone in adhering to the Sabbath of the Paritan, —_— Real Estate Transters. order and direct Recetver Jones to tara over fali control of the rosd to Receiver Holcomb. Jadge Brown propared such an order, but it will not be promulgated until to morrow. ‘The Chicago and Iowa people are ex- altant at what toey conmder a com- plete victory. but the Milwaukee men declare that they will 0. Sax Fraxcisco, April 4—1s.m. The following transfers were re- | —Tae Australian steamer “Ci'y of corded at the county clerk’s office yes- | Sid o terday, as roported. for this paper by | buacay | 0 *rrived- All wll on Big Fire. scrNNaTY, April 2.—A fire broke ont a1 2 'eluek this morming in Rob- iogon’~ wazon works in the west end, noar Eighth street. It began in the fecnt room oo the first floor, and spread rapidly, soon destroying the sotire building and all its contents. Ar 3w m. the heavy brick wal's fell across the track. Loss on wagon works and contents, $50,000. I spite of the exertions of the firemen the fire communica‘ed to the oil and varnish works of Adam Mocre & Co., adjoining, and those of the Queen City Varoish Co., both lirge and substantial buildings. They were completely destroyed. When it was seen that the varnish factory was past eaving the firemen turned th attention to the oil factcry of ison & Co. In the rear of this place there was a large amount ot crude as well as mavufsctored oil. In the rear of the varnish factory and ad- joining east was the soap factory of Armstrong & Co., lemp black factory of Mr. . Sathsio, who lives at Sharon, and the coffin factory of Rit- chie & Co All those places wers on fire several times, and on accouns of the inflammable nature of the con- tents it was thought several times they must go. Tha fira is nuw under sontrol, with ail the latter mentioned buildings saved, with only alight dam- age from water. . A Dimculty. ArrasTa, Ga., April 2, 4 p. m.—A difficalty occurred about two miles from Washiogton, last night, in which Albert Smith shot atd insiantly killed Teasdale Colloway. Smith went te Washington and surrendered to the sheriff. He clasims to have acted in sell-defense. A Starved Woman. Towa Crry, April 2—4 p. m.—DMiss Hattie Duel s in the 39 h day of her fast, but evilenily very near death which she ardently desires. She twice answered audibly, “T don’t know,” to ques:ions asked. These are the first words sp keo fn eighteen months. Sk too weak to write and sits up bat iittle. Bishop Resigns, Sr. Pavw, Apiil 2—4 p. m.—It is reported that J.. W. Bishop, general mansger of the Chicago,St. Paul,Min- nesota & Omaha line has resigued to become & member of the firm of Long- don & Co. railrond contractors. F. D. Shepherd of the abcve firm says he hae become s m: mber of i ard will superintend the construction of the St. Paul road from Marion to Coaneil DRAMATIC. Hagagement of Wil 16 Edouin’s Sparks, Marager Hilbert has succeeded in @ngshing for ons evening at the Acad- oy of Music, Willie Eloaia aod Feank W. Sangors’ Syarks, who pre- ent the quaint aod musicsl corcsir, ‘Dreams, or Faa in a Paotograph Gullery.” No c)mpiny has made its appearance this s+a1on which h s made such 'a remarkabls suscess as this company, whichhaspliyed long engaze- monts o Now ¥rk, Philsdelyhia, Uhicago, St. Louis, Louisvitle and Tadiansp lis, and is credited with hay inz made the most remrksb o finan- cial success of any company this sea- son. It is only from the fact that they pass throuzh Omsha on thoir way to Ssn Francisco that Manager Halbert was able to sacara them for Omaha. The following extracts from notices fn the Naw York papers of Augast 31st, 1880, will show the re- ception given the company there: The fun flows fast and forious, * #* * Notadull cr idle moment is | permitted to_exist during. the entire evening.—[Herald. The theater was packed with an au- dience. which lsughed and cheered feom the opening to the close of the piece —[Times. It certainly excelled in its musical foatares, while ita drolleries were new and ingenious. * * * The laigh- ter was hearty and abundant,—[Sun. “Tt is well written, well acted, and carefully Dat upon the stage.”— [Trath. “Good seting, good singhng; pleaty of mimiery. - * * * * * Willgo throvgh the o-untry with New Yor's approval "—[World. +All the paople are clever, the play fanny, snd the rendering of the music more than good.” —[Star. COMING BVENTS. Nat. Goodwin will sppesr here withio s few days—date not definitely detarmined. The Mendlessohn Quintette clab, of Boston, the cld established favor- itea, will appear in & corcert at the Academy un the evening of April 13:h. * x New Prints, Gingm ms, Perca’ss Lawns, 2 Cases Misse' Sailor Hats at 30c, worth 50c. 2 Cas s Misses' Tr mmed Sail-r Bats 35¢, worth 60c. 8 Cases aties’ Milan Hars 75¢; worth $1.25, 2 Cases Ladies White Cavtn Hats 35¢ worth 50c. 850 L dies' Trimmed Hats at Prices that wilt make everyon happy. 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