Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 14, 1881, Page 1

VOL. X. i 20¢ OMAHA, NEBRASKA, THURSDAY APRIL 14, 1831 Established 1871. : MORNING EDITION, Price Five Cents L. B, WILLIAMS)| P vamovs & SONS, - - |He Ouce Mo © Puts on the — ar 1’aint, This Week We Will Offer W —_— 1 CASE CHILD'S HOSE|This Time the Little Rooster at 25¢ and 35c per Pair, Tackles Hill. ‘Worth 50c and 60c. = Alo 1 GASE Do Oomeron OhiDs in g gy Ladies’ Silk Clock Bal.} ' ill Musr'g, briggan, T Regular Made, There Maya't, be Coffes At 256c a Pair. and Fistols for One This is a BARE BARGAIN of oud a Half, which it would bo well to tak o —_ Alradags cion S e ONE CASE Viasumoros, April 13, —Mr. Dewes, in-replying to Mr. Pendloton, futimared taat Brsdemocrats had made ;““"3"" 7ertures to the senator thom Virglriia before the mesting of AL ¢, and after It bogun. T Hatris, of Tennessce, sald ho d not believe a word of the Inti- antion unfess names wero given who bad o doge. ; r. Dawes didn’t claim that ap We Also Offer: g i e e Ladies’ Hose at - 10c | democratic sgen's had not only tried = o Tl 3 « 12 1-2¢ | -0 spproach the Virginia senator, but LADIES' ASSORTED FANCY HOSE, At 25c a Pair, wor, These areall New Designs and| ., FAST COLLORS. “ " PR 130 | ad selected the caudidate which they ~ B thought would please to ha lected Andup to = $3.00| sergeant-at-arm by co-operation_with 3 them, in other words, that the demo- LADIES’ HIT- AND SILK [orate worid make common caase with “o him if he would make common cause ] with them. Mr. Pendleton replied that he never knew or heard of such a state At P.UINOUS PRICES, 1025 ¢ Gent's Hall Hose]o *iy e vioe tment of false. At 35¢c per Dozen. Me. Batler asked Mr. Dn;u- va be meant to say the esoator from Vir- . ONECASE ginia would have afiowed Himssf to Gent’s Fancy Half Hose, | bespprosched in sucha wey. 7t Mr. Dawes ridicuied such an under- Regular Made and Fast standing of what he had said, and re- Colors, at 25c a Pair. H fased to te farthor interrapted. He then continued fo.- half an hour in arraiguing the dem ocrats for oppos- inz the wish of the ¢ onstitutional ma- jority, characterizing such actlon as dangerous to the right 1 of the major- ity, s was tant Jeff- reon Davis ut- We are displaying a very | terad in another form y ears ago. These Hose ara worth, and have Dever been sold for less than 40c. 3 Mr. Harris denicd ths t the boasted Large and Blegant Assort-{ .. \ic.majority wased natitationsl went ot As the debate proceed eail\;r. un‘ll J made a speech bogioning with a rof- GENT S HALF HUSEY erence m"m- recent remar.'s of Sen- At Prices that i e TR the dem- ocrats felt sore because they were un- SURPF“?E EVERYONE. o o buy Senator Mahone s votn. Don't Fail to See these]If indeed the vote was for salo. the democia's would have spuraedd the Goods, propotition to purchase it. They —_— constder Mahone a eomnationsl democrat and were w''ling to accept L. B. WILLIAMS & SONS [ bim rs sach. He wonld have been W ,, treated as other mew demoora tio son- ‘Cash Retailers, ators, but they would have gi ven him Cor. Dodge and 15th Streete. | nomore than vy other democ,rat. Mr. Hoar hailed the conclud ing re democratio elcquence n_the se nate. They had hesra over and over a,Tein that the republican afiliation w ith Mahone was the endomement of all that was corrupt, while now the sen s tor from Georgia declared that, had he wished to go with thm, Mahone wes 10 be treated the sams as other demo- is fiancial views apd local tenets notwithstanding. Me. Hilt denied that he had ever called Mahone a regular democrat. He found no fanlt with him ss 8 readjus- ter; that was his own sffair, but when ho became a republican, there wes fault to ba found. He had_never de- clared himself a republican—why didn'the? A word from him on_that subject would be worth more than a houdred spooches from the senator from Massachuset M. Mahone, who had been paying close attention, arose, and it was at once evident that he was about to a spoech. He began_with-the remark that at no time in_the present disousston had ho Ieveded the bounds of propriety; neither had ho intraded any question for debate. He dis- claimed the responsibility for the in- “roduction_of the discussion of the methods adopted by several southern atates n_the reconstraction of their debts. That subject kad come into the senate at the hands of his col- Heague. He said he would like another time, If necessacy, to roview his ool- league's reply to his last speech. At prosent ho was speaking for another purpose. one then proceeded substantially as follows: “It has been stated bere that I have been approach- ed by gentlemen on the other side in reference to my vote on the organizi- tion of the senate. I want to say here, as T have sria before, that no one on cither side of the senato has ever approached me on the subject. 1 shall not, unless compelled to do so, repeat conversations that I have had with different people, but I d. and Jewelers, ) Engravers 0] 0 H 0] 9 g H 5 M 0] REIGHTON BLOCK, 15th St ( WHIPPLE, M'MILLEN & GCO. Daimond Setters, iere May, aod Then Again|on.” BATTLE OF THE GIANTS. Two Huge Mon Have a Spirit- od Fisticuff. Syecial Disptch to Too Bee. Cuamiore, N. C., Aprll 13— There m:t here yesterday two of the that no senator ever came to me an improper proposal. That I was asked my opluion and desire in regard to he organization of the sonate, is true, though, whether those who con- sulted me came from the republican or any other caucus, I never stopped toask. They came as gentlemen; I found them such, and so treatod them. My anawer was o both sides alike—I had 0o suggestions to make or favors toask. Then, as now, I expected to longest men i the country, Preston{ e 1o the senate to votens 1 pleased. Hollowny and Andy Walker. 7 feet 9 fuches and a half in height, and weighs over five hundred pounds. The atter fs a train haud on the Chatlotte The téadjoster Colambus & Augasta railrod. He is ::;‘:J;.‘:,.,'.,{m, ks Thave no party, mational or state, rty. Whether Tcan serve them bert on the republi- can side or on the democratic side, is - Holloway is not quite as tall as Walker | g2 P08 73 T ® 0 s not to be dic but lacks only baf an inch, and weishs hali 2 buodred more. tated to me by any caucus. I have said here that I fnt2nd to be the custo- They got into s quacrel about thelr § 4iyn of my own democracy. 1 do not etrength, and a desperate fisticnff en- ened betwe n the two powerful men, in which Walcer was twice knocked choose to debate the ground; that questlon is between me and those who sent me bere. 1am not a national down by his an‘agonist. As soon asf Gerocrat- it i the last species to he could rise the crestfallan gisat got up and ran out of the butlding as rap 1dly as he conld, goiug to the mayor's office and claiming his protection. OurUourt House Architech. [As will be seen from the_following dispatch received at Tux Bex office Inet evening. Mr. Meyer, of Detrolt, Mich., whose plan was accepted for the new court house, s Jooking to- wards the chair once filled by Archi- tect Mullett] ST Dispateh to Tum Dax. WasniNGTox, April 14—1 & m.— Mr. Moger, the architect, of Detroit, Mich., is an epplicant for the position | of privilege. of supervising architcct of the treae— ury dopartment. which I would attach myseli. The constituency that sent me here made » party for themselves, and gained a piace at the ballot box. They refussd %o recognize the demccratic comstitu- tion, and protested sgainst the democ- racy interfering with_local politics in Virginia. What do T owe to either of the great parties] Certainly nothing tothat democratic party represented by Barnum and his committee, in whose actions I could find ample res- w0 for resistance to the democracy.” At this polnt he changed his tone, a8 if approaching the r.ain partof his the day intended to rise to a question Reference had been + mot have expected it. effort, and stated that he had early in | T viewed remarks of Mr. Rollins, made Iast Thursday, and quoted Be. Hil", inference in relation to the pur-, ", Sl his vote, when he said + " lemocrats woold have - ruggestion, “That . ‘.'nvnv‘l the Mr. M-hone, 6 Femark,” seid terpretations: - C3pable of two in- had been . elther that my vate purch- _varchesed or that it could bo ser stod. I desife now to ask the _stor from Georgia if he intended %0 convey any such thing.” Ashe paused, ho leanad forward with both bands on his desk, aod looked directly at Mr. Hill. That gontloman remalned sitting, rocklng himeelt back and forth “T will suswer you,” said he. *‘Go st the “I am ready for an answer now,” s8id Mr. Mahono. “I prefor you to finish firat,” re- plied Mr. Hill. “1 have no moro to say than to ask the queetion,” wes Mr. Mchone's ro- sponse. | “When you glve up the floor,” said Mr. Hill, ““Iwill avswer you in full.” Mr. Mahone then sat down, and Mr. Hill, remerking that the floor was now hie, in his own right, and not by the courteay of the senator from Virgials, said that hodid not think he misun- stood tho senator from New Hamp- shirs when ho sald the democrats felt sore because they could not buy the vota ot the senator from Virginia. He did not pretend to ey that the vote had been o could be bought, *‘bat,” said he, turning towards Mahone, *‘I deny that ws did buy your vote; I deny wowanted to buy your vote; 1 deny wo would have bought it. We would not have givena fig for your vote. I makp mo charges, but you have asked for my opinion, and I osn give it to you. It you asked the opinion of all who judge you, you would have a bl job.” MMr. Mahone z eplied: ““The senator has made use of Ianguage I referred to, and he knowa what meaning he intended to convey, I ssk him cour- teously to answer.” “I have answet ed youin fall,” sald Mr. Hill, “andit will appaar on the the record.” g “But I don’t consider it full,” the reply. Mr. Mahoue then st ened up his littlo body, and, raisicg his hand above his head, brought his forcfinger before him, and Indicating Me. Hll, said: “Since the senator will not answer directly I will give him a problem to aolse. If he did mean to say that my vote had been or could have been bought, he saya what is foul, untrath- fal and false, and is an unworthy ut- terance in short of a coward.” U was could with difficalty r. Me. Hill arosoand said he had no 1doa of insalting any one, particalarly any one whom ho was powerless {o In- sult. ““What do you mean by thai?” came from a voice as sadden as s flash, and Don Cameron was_seen standing, ing myself to tho son- ator from Virginia,” replied Mr. Hill, “and ot to the senstor from Penn- The apparition of Senator Cameron in this role ceused general lavghter, during which ne continued his threac ening attitude and was hesrd to mutter, “Don’t you tay that agaln.” Mr. Hill said that he considered that he hai fully answered the quos- tion put to him. He was net to be Sullied into saylng snything more; ncituer did he desire to bo himuolf cons idered in any sense a bully. Thio clozed the debate and the dif- ferent emotions of the sevators all over the chamber hed a charce to bo quieted during the voting ou Farley's motion to proceed to the considera- DOMESTIC DOINGS. Anthony Comstock Indicted for Asgault, Terrible Death of a Little Boy. Running Away With Other Men's Wive A Fine Story From a South- ern Town. Hanging a Crazy Man. Special Dispatch to Tas Boo. Atcaxta,Ga , April13—10p.m.—The poor old crazy negro, Abraham Mar- tiu, -who wan convicted at the last term of court for murder ing bis wife, will be hune on the 22d of this month, at Abbeyville, S, C. The governor haa refused t commate his sentence because the judge who tried tho case would not elgn the petition. The old fellow is about 60 years old, and feeble. The Price of Nails. Secial Diapatch ¢ Tho Boe Prrrssusa, April 13—1 3, m.—At a meeting of the Western Nail asso- clation, n this city this morning, the price of nails was advanced from $3 t0 8315 After adjourning, (he asso- ciation retired to their rooms, whero they celobrated their annue’; banquet, Totting Up Reralts. Bpecial Dispatcs to Tr s fis New York, April 14—1a. m.—At a meeting of tae world's fair commis sion, held thg afterncon, the follow- ing resolut’.ons were offered by Gen. Stirling, "und adopted: Rosolved, That the members of the financeand execa— tive commitrees settle with all can- veseers, or other parties, who have In thelr pessession subscription books for capital stock of the exhibition, snd that they be requested to retarn said books to the secretary at the offiee of the commissioners, on or before Sat- urday the 16th inat. Auathony Comstock in Jug. Special dispateh to Tne lcs. New Youk, Apr To-day, In the genoral ourt, the graud jury presented an indictment agaiust Authony Com- stock, who Is charged with assaalting sessious one Faony DL Hofimsun. The par- ticulars of the case are kapt secret. Windom's Affalrs. Srectal Dispateh to The biee. WASHINGTON, Apzil 13—10 p. m.— Secretary Windom this morning ro. celved notices from a large number of six per cent bonds, anuouncing their willingaess to accept the terms offered in his circular of Monday. The hoop fron question iz before the wccretary of the treasury. He will give the manufacturers » hearing soon. Socrotary Lincoln left hero yester- day for Chicago. A Land Siide. Spe ial Dispatch to The B Prrrseore, April 13—10 p. m.—A heavy land slide occurred on the main line of the Pennsylvania railrod this morning, sbout forty miles from here. The damp weather loosened the earth and a mass of stone came down, block- ing the track. A gang of men wes put to work at once. It was neces. sary to blast the stone in order to re- moveit. The oxpress trains east and west wero delayed. Fires. Spocial dispatch to Tho Boe. Wegeuse, W, Va., April 13—10 . m.—A fire that breke out in tion of éxesutive business, and this motion failing, at 4:30 o'clock tho sonate adjourned. i FRANCE AND ITALY. A Very Peculiar Statiment From an Official Source. ‘Will the Two Countries Coine to War on the Tunis Question? A FRENCH-ITALIAN STRAW. Spectal Discatches to The Eee. Rome, April 14—1 a. m.—The Popelo Romero, replying to a warlike articie In The Paris Liberal, says: “We bolievo we express the almost unanimous feeling of the Italian peo- o 1n declaring that at no previons poriod nur at the present time had or has the slightest lnteotion of making war upon Franca, with whom she has always desired snd still desires to maintain the most cordial relations. ro convinced that present in Tunis will not tro good relations, and Italy will doubtlees find some solution to the existing dif- ficulties altke honorable and worthy of the two nations.” The king, in intrusting Signor De- pretis with tho formation of & minis try, requested him to summon all the leaders of the left. Signor Dapretia has alrerdy obtained tho support of eeveral prominent statesme! G A. R. of Indlana. Bpecial Dispatch to The Bee.. Teree Havrs, Tod., April 13 —1 a. m.—Tho second anuusl encampment of the G. A. R. of Iudisna is in ses- slon here. Ex-Vico-President Colfax will deliver his lectare on “Abraham Lincoln” for tho benefit of the relie fand cf Morton post, after which the newly-elocted department officers will be installed, the exercises closing with 2 banquat at Dowling ball, An Unassuming Banker. pocial dispatches to Tux xx.; Crrcaco, April 14—1 a. m.—Ttis discovered that J. L. Van Wert, & well-known swindler, who started a bank at Denver, with sn alleged cap: ital of $100,000, and a reserve fund of the ssmo amount, and installed his wife ®s _ceshler, attempted to vic- timize a leading Chlcago bank by get- ting up an exchange account. He modestly asked if 1o shoald draw on the bank to the amount of §50,000 par month, but whether he succeedsd in getting anything before his exposure does not sppear. | = 5t Louls Live Stock Market. - St. Louss, April 13. Hogs—Active and higher; Yorkers and_Baltimores, $560G5 90; mixed king, $5 40@5 90; cholce to fascy, Wheeling early this morning, de- stroying Metzner, Shellhouse & Co.’s furnitore factory. Loss, $1€0,000. Who is This? Special Dispatch to Tho Bee. BooNE, Ta., April 14—1a, m.—The dead body of a man about thirty yoars old, wes tound in the ice in the Des Moines river Sunday. He was well dressed and had kid gloves on his hands. Decomposition had set in. No evidence of violence, and nething to reveal his identity appeared. Overflowing Rvers. Special Dispatcu to Tun Bua Pirrssure, Pa., April 13—1 s, m. —The recent rains have swollen the Allegheny and Ohiy rivers. The streams are very swiit, and thirteen foet aboye low water mark now, snd rising rapidly, and if the rise con- tinoes till ten o’clock to-day, it will be twenty feet above. Boatmen say It will certainly interrupt trade. Buyini: & Railroad. Spocial Dispatch to The eo. Youxastows, O., April 14—10 p. m.—The Newcastle & Fravklin rail- road was bid in yesterday by Thomes J Siupson for $775,000. It is sup- posed Simpson bought ke road for the Titusville & Boffalo railroad, thas giving them & continnous line from Pittsburg, Pa., to Baffalo, N. Y. Down the River. Bpecial Dispatch 1o the Brx. Leavexworra, Ks., April 14—1 a, m.—The Missouri river commenced falling here about noon yesterday, and all danger from bigh water is now considered over. The higheat polat of the rise was 19 feet and 4 inches above low water mark. Almost the entire bottom opposite here was un- der water, and _the rip-rap, opposite Fort Loavenworth was damaged. It is not yet known to what extent, bat it has b en mere or less serious. All north bound trains bave bsen stoppod here for forty-eight hours, A Frightful Death. Special Dispaich to The Bee. PrrrssurG, Pa, Apeil 1310 p, m.—The horrible death of a boy of Phillipsburg has just reached here, The 11yesr old a0n of an employe of the taunery was playing witt a hide rape. He wrapped it aronnd his bacd once or twice and om the other end had tied an old broken flesh knife. This he thoughtlesaly threw over the ltne shaft, which Is about three inches in diameter, and makes 109 revolutions per minute. The rape became entangled and car- rled the boy with it, whirling him about with terrible velocity. The thumping of his fest as they would strike the roof attracted the attention of the men in the room below, who rushed up stairs to witness the horri- ble scene. He died in a fow minutes | atter. Roustaboute Strike. Special Dispatch 1o Tux Hxn, Quicy, TiL, April 14—1a. . —The frieght house and track men of the pac madeto him {rom & source ho could |$5 90@6 25. Receipts, 8000 head; | Chicago, Burlington aud Quiney rail- He then re- ' shipments, 2100. road in this city, strock yesterday morning for an increase of wages. They were receiving $1.15 per day, and demand $125. Colonel Moore, general agent, ordored the section men iato the frieght houss nntil new men could be obtsinod, They refused to take the place of the strikers and e also out how. The Hannibal and Joe frieght truckers have also de- manded the samo incresse, but will not strike until General Agent Ferree Teceives An answer from the manage- mont. Colonel Moore says the troa- ble will be ouly temporary. Ha thinks he will have no difficulty in procaring all the men needed. A Pretty ettle of Fieh Spectal Dispatoh 0 the Hoe Nasavizse, Tenn., April 15—1 a. m.—A Gallaton special says a young man registered at the Thomason House at that place on the 6th instant as J. Gardoer, Nashville. Has con- cluded, however, that he must have a partaer, and told some of the boys he would ge down to Nashville and get body’s wifé stack on him. He d went to Nashvills and re- tarned on the 1lth Iostant with g0od looklng woman and reglatered as “J, At3 , S. Gardner and wife.” o'clock on yesterday morning another couple arrived at the ssme house and registered as “B. M. Adkins and lady.” Yesterday eveningat 5 o'clock Joseph Willard arrived from Nash- ville, in search of his wife. He found that Gardoer had left for Hartzvillo with bis (Wiliard's) wife. The womau with Adkins proved to be the wife of Fox Graves, a saloon keeper of Nashville. Adkins was sr- rested and put ln jall. Adkin's real uamo is Marsha! L. Yeargar, the son of J. A. Yeargar, a dry goods dealer of this city. Chicago Notes. Cnicaco, April 14—1a m.—Straw- berries from the Mississippl wero on the motket to day and eold at_sixty cents per quart. The rrivals are thirty days later than last year. Tha Chicago board of trade will ob- serve Good Friday for the first time as Acarload of fresh California sal- mon and asparagos arrived to-day. The sahnon 15 relling at twenty to twonty-ono eents per pound, and: the asparegny at seventcen to twenty conts. Now celery from Loaislana nells_ ot seventy-five to ninety cents per dozen. Commissiou men have a corner ou egga for Bastor and they have gone up from fifteen to twenty-five conts per dozen. e MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. New York Money and Stocks. WALt Streer, April 12, At 11 a. m. the prices were as follows: Nw.. 0 & Mpfd. Ohicago Live Siock Market Carcaao, April 13, Cattle—84 50 for feeders; $4 75 for butchers’ steera; $4 80@b 00 for wood shipping steers; receipts 5000 head. Hegs—86 85@6 50 for light packiny and shippin, 6C@5 95 for heavy packing: € 706 40 for fair to extra amooth shipping lots for Philadelphis; recsipts 9000, Sheep—Market quiet but ateady; IBE 16@5 75 for common to choice ote. ————— St. Louts Produce Maret. Sr. Lours, April 13. Flour—Unchanged. Wheat—Opened lower but advanced; No. 2 red, §1 08]@1 08} for cash; $1071@1 08} for May; $1 07§@108 for June; $1 03j@l 03F for July; 1 02} for August; No. 3 do, St 03} @1 04; No. 4 do , 97@974c bid. Com—Lower; 42@41%c for cash; 42kc for April; 421@42c for May and June; 42} for July. Oats—Lower at 36}@3Ghc for casl 35§c for April; 353@35}c for May; 34c for July. Rye—Higher at $1 2581 30 tor this week's delivery. Barley—Unchaoged at 80ca$1 10. Batter—Unchaoged; dairy, 20@28c. Lizgs— Higherat at 134, Whisky—Steady at $1 06. Pork—Slow; job lots, 817 26@17 30. Dry Salt Meata—Firm at £ 10@5 20 @8 20@8 25@8 46@8 50. Sales about 2,000,00 poouds on private terms. Bacon—Kirm at 5 8769 00@9 25. Lard—-Nominal. Chicago Produce Market. Cutoado, April 1. cLosING. Wheat moderazely active and easier; corn and oats in fair request and steady; rye quiet; pork active and higher; lard ih good demand and fiemer Wheat—Spring, $L 00} bid for for April; 81 04 for May; $1 06}@ $1 (6}. for Juue; $1 05(@L 06 for Jaly; 97}c for year. Corn—>ay, 42§@428c; June, 42]@ 43%c; July, 434@43jc; Augast, 44}@ 44{c; closing steady. Oate— May, 35} 34}:@344c; Augu 3 Mess Fork—S$17 35@17 374 for May; ‘sil'i 42} bid for Juue; 17 45 bid for aly. Lard—$11 00811 02} for April; $11 06 bid May; §1116@11173, June; 811224 for July; $11 30311523 for August; $10 30810 323 for the year. Bulk Mests—Saort ribs, 88 274 bid for May; $8524@8 55 for June; 86 67 for July. une, 354c; July, 9Ec. New York Dry Goods Market. New Yoz, April 13. Business hes been quiet to-dsy. All branches of the wrada are unfavorable, the state of the weather haviog doterred both whole- sale and retail buyers from continuing oparation. Orders by mall and telegraph were received to a fair ag gregate amount by package houses, but personal sclactions were compara.: tively light. Jobbing trade was very quiet, not the least spiri: having been noticed in the demand for stapls or de- partment goods. At Allisnce, ., yesterday morning a watchman_on the P.,Ft. W. & C. railway, while staading on the track, was rug ever by & train, killiog him instantly. 44 | ticable. t creased by 750 soldiers. FOREIGN EV Nine Thousand Killed and Ten Thousand Injured at Chio. The Albanians Rise to Arms— The Czar May Forgive the Nihilists. END OF A WAR. Special Dispatch 1o Tho Beo Lowvox, April 13—10 a. m.—A Berlin dispatch statcs that informa- tion has been received to tho cffect that last Saturday Strder Abasmurad Tikma, the principal lesdor of the Tekko Turcomans, delivered his sword to Gen Skabeloff at Ashabadl. The eeremony of sarrender being over the sword wea returned to the wearer, undee promise from him that no farther hoatilitics would be prosecuted or his side and, snd the campaign ls considered closed THE MONETARY CONFERENCE. Spectal Dispatch to The Fee, Paris, April 1 M. Magnin, Dumas, Cernuschen and Do Normaodio are’ gazetted ss tho French delegxtes to the monetary con- ference. ENTICING YOUNG GIRLS, Spocial Dispateh toThe Boe Loxpox, April 13—10 p. m.—The Tribunal at Brussels has sentenced two prisoners, one to sIx years and the other to four years imprisonment, for haviog induced young English glrls to leave their homes for immoral purposes. A BRIGHTER OUTLOOK Bpcial Dispatch to The Boe. Loxvox, April 13 -10 p. m.—It is believed that news has been received from the East, justifying the hope of peaceful settlement. Mr. Goschen, ambassador to Turkey, will return to England the present month. Lord Duff-rin fs proceeding to Constantino- ple to take up the thread of negotia- tlons where Goschen left them ENDYMION'S AUTHOE. Special Dispatch to The Bea, Loxvox, April 13—10 p. m.— Lord Beacousfield passed a resticss night He is indisposed to take nour- ishment in any form, and exhibits in- creasing weakness, = With the excap- tion of occasional periods he has great difficulty in breathing. His condition is not materislly changed since yester- day. AY00B KHAN. A Bombay dispatch says a rumor has reached there that Ayoob Khan has fled from Herat to Meshed. ACQUIRING SENSE. A correspondent says the investment of St. Petersburg by a chain of gusrds has been entirely abandoned as more irksome to loyal persons than effica cious against nibilism. Tne messures proposed by Prefect Baranoif to the council of twenty five, that passongers at railroad stations be examined, will probably be also abandoned as imprac- The city police will be in- EXCITENENT IN DUBLIN. Special dispatch to The lis. Dusury, Apell 13—10 p. m.—C. J. Gordon, oue of the traversers in the recent state trisl for inciting to seditin, etc , to-day was arrested on a warrant issued by the lord lienten- ant. He was taken to Kilmainham prison, and locked up. So great was the indignation cxcited by this arrest that the people througed the streets through which Gordon wes taken, and showered torrents of invectives on tha guard. A band of music tollowed Gordon and played Irish airs in bis honor, making bis match to the jail a triumphant progress. The arrest was made under the new coercion act, the accusation belng based on cortain speeches which the prisoner made af ter the passage of the act. PARNELL ON GLADSTONE. Special Dispate to the Gee. Loxpox, April 14—1 a. m.—Mr. Parnell, in speakiug at Msochester yesterday, ssid that Mr. Gladstone would have given the Irish a more lib- eral land bill if he thought he could wve passed it, but Mr. Gladstone was justified in not wrecking his party. Mr. Poarnell said that a partuership between landlord and tenant was im- possible, and when the land bill ma- chinery failed the government would hand the land over to cultivators. This step ho sald would inaugurate home rule. THE IRIsH Bpecial Dispatcn te Tax Dusnwy, April 14—1 a. m.—The meeting of ths [=lsh bisiops yester- day resulted ia a resolution to sepa- rate withont making any pronouace- ment concerning the land bill. The bishops had reports for their gaidance of two favorable to the government and one hostile. CABLECRAMS. apactal Dispatenes to Tun Eax. A correspondent reports that at no time did the attendance of the meet- ingof the Laad League excsed 100. Mr. Leslio, of the Oxford crew, won the single handed racquet match at Londou yesterday. Gen. Kauffmann, governor of Tar- kestan, has had & stroke of parslysis. Lord Beaconsfield’s condition has slightly improved. A dlspotch from Athens saysGreece agrees to accept the latest proposals of the powers, provided that the coded territory bo tranaferred peuceably. E— e Killed by & Dog. Spectal Dispateh to e Muwaver, April 18—4 p. m.— James P. Pottes, the postmester of the town of Lind, Worpaco county, died from the effect of » bite of a New- foundland dog, which attacked him a week ago. His face was horribly mutl- Iated. ISHOPS. Killed by Red Precipitate. Spesial Disgatch to The Boe. IxprANarous, April 13—4 p. m.— Miss A. L. Anderson, of this city, has become lnsane, from having had red precipitate applied by her mother to her head when a little girl, to de- stroy vermin, the little girl after- wards washing her head and causing the precipitate o strike ths brain, Desth of an Outlaw's Wifa. Fpecial dispatehto the Fee, Keoxvx, In., April 11—4 p. m— Mrs. Young, widow of the notorious Bill Young, who was arrested, tried Iyuched by & mob, died in this city Iast night. A Texas Murderer Captured. Spectal Disgasch to Tuz U Magsaaty, Tex April 13— The notorions Edward Moure, (col- ored) slias Abraham Rubertson, in- dicted in Smith county, this siate, for shooting ava killiog both members of the law firm of Houss & Golby on the public squiro_at Tyler, in 1873, was captured in Oaddo parish, yestor. day, ond brought back te Tyler for trial. Death’s Harvest. Spectal Dispaten to The Hes. Pirrssuka, April 13—4 p. m —The town ot Glover's Gap, W. Va., is in a panic over the alarming spread of en there, it is claimed, man from this ci isns are all and the body of a yousg woman who dicd was lef: unburicd. Tho governor was telegeaphed for ald to bary the dead, but he repliea that the county_suthoritics should attend toit. Trains pass through town with- out stoppirg. New Ratroad Gificers Spacial Dispatch o Ths Goo Wapasi, Tod., Ayril 14—1a. m.— The rnnual election of the Cincinnati and Wabash snd Michivan railroad waa held here to-day. The new board of directora consista of J. H. Wade, Wm. Bivghem, H. P. Payne, C. P Leland aud W. S. Jones of Cleveland, Ohio; N. Beckley, of Elkhart; J. H. Defree, of Goshen; C. Cawgrel, of Wabash, and G. Wells, of Maricn. A. CRUICKSHANK & GO. SPECIAL SPRING OPENING —oF— Silks, Dress Goods, Trimmings, Buttons, Fringes, Cords and Tassels, Ornaments, Parasols, Hosiery, Gloves, Ladies’ Dolmans, Ulsters, Walk- ing Jackets and Millinery, ALL AT POPULAR PRICES. SILKS! SILKS! SILKS! ‘We invite an especial inspection of of New SUTUMMER SILES At 37 I-2c, 45¢, 50c, 60c, 75¢, 85¢, and $1.00. COLORED DRESS GOODS! The Most Complete Stock to be Found in the City. 3 Fine Obelisk Cashm eres, French Shoodak Cloths, Roman acd Bayadere Stripzs, Fine All-Wool Plaids, 4 Plaio and Lace Buntings 100 pieces excellant quality of Dress Goods in & Variety of " HOSIERY 1 HOSIERY ! Special openirg cfnew Styles in Ladies’, Gents, Missey' atd The board elected a8 president J. H Wade; vice resident, Wi, Bingham; secretary aud trensurer. W. S. Janes, and N. Beckley, general mansger. The execntive committee is J. H. Wade, Wm. Bingham and C. P. Le- laad. A Brave Soldier Dying. Special dispateh to the Bee. Cuicaco, April 13, — Sergeant Bates, who carried the American flag through the southern states, as well a8 through portions of Europe, after the late war, Is reported dying in_extreme poverty in Saybrook in this state. He has a wife and six children who wili be leit destitate. STREET CAR TROUBLES, That are Affecting the Linesin Ciocinnati and Chicago. Special Dispatrh to The Ree. Cixcrsxarm, April 13—4 p. m— A meeting of the employes of the con-. solidated street ratlroad will be called for to-night, when it is expeeted a strike will be ordered. Crserssatr, April 13—10 p. m.— 3 on the street, car railway lines has been raised 25 cents per day to prevent the strike. A mass meeting of the employes on the other lines, will be held to-morsow Cricaco, April 13—4 p. m.—Not- with-tanding the promise of Prosident Cobb, of the south side street_railway lines, that his conductors aud drivers should have an advance iter May Iat, the men held a_ meeting last night and continued in session until two or three o'clock this morning. Some three handred signed a petition asking an immediate advance of 15 per cent. in_thelr wages, and if It is not granted by the 20th, they will strike. They are now Children's Hoee in Cotton, Lisle and Siik. GRAND MILLINERY OPENING, On Wednesday Evening, April 13th, 81, and during the week, our Patrons and the Public are respectfully invited. A. CRUICKSHANK & CO. receiving an averags of §2° per day, working twelve to sixteen hours, The greatest hardship they complain of is being held liablo for damages by accl- dent. A Summer Siege. Special Dispateh to Te Bes. Wasiixerox, April 13.—Senator Johnson yesterday received s lotter from ex-Gov. Kemper, of Virginis, oo the subject of the peadinz question in the senate, The conclading para- graph of the lotter read na follows: “I¢ the democrats of the semate triumph, then the democrats of glnia will triumph 1. xt Nosember, but any atep bickward now means de- feat next fall.” Senator Brown, of Grorsia, that efforts to 1ua fusion tickets in the southern states azainet the rogular democracy wiil have the effect of unit- ing the latter and really strengthen the southern democratic party. He saya the independents of Gzorgla will notally themselvea with the repabli- cans. Any move to win republican success under the guiss of fusion, or so-called auti bourbon coalition, will send nearly all the Georgia independ- ents back into the regular democzatic ranks. 5 A republican senator was asked what the result would be if the senate was left vithouta quoraw. He re- plied that he did not beliave that this would occur, as many of the pairs were made upon the condition that the sen- ator romaining here might to make & quorum; ‘‘out,” he added, “4f mevators enongh says EDHOLM vt ERICKSON, Wholesale and Retail Manufacturing EWELERS, LARGEST STOCK OF Gold and Silver Watches and Jewe'ry in the City. Come and see our stock, as we will bo plessed to 10w Gooda. EDHOLM & ERICKSON, ™5 Cfe’ THE GREAT WESTERN CLOTHING HOUSE! M. HELLMAN & G0, Spring Suits| All Styles ! IMMENSE STOCK! WHOLESALE AND RETAIL! Largest Clothing House West of Chieago! A DEPARTMENT FOR CHILDREN'S CLOTHING. We have now an assortment of Clothing of all kinds, Gent's Furnishing Goods, in %reat variety, and a heavy stock of Trunks, Valises, Hats, Cips, &c. These Goods are fresh, purchased direct fron the manufac- turers, and will be sold at prices lower than ever be- fore made and acquitted for the marder of the | Spencer tamily two years ago in Olark ! oounty, Mo., and who was afterward should pair and go home to leave. the senate without s quorum, the repub- eenators licans would have here enongh to watch the p adjourn from day to d posed the democrats wo wise. In any event, he believed the session would concinue through the cummer. Suits to Order on very short n: ELECTRIC BRIEFS. Spectal Dispatekcs to T Bae. Cotuyaus, Ohio, April 13—10 p. m.—The republican state convention will be held iv Cleveisnd Juoe 8th. This was the decivion of :he state com- mittee hera this morning. ~Gov. C llom yesterday appointed, and the senate confirmed, N. K. Falr- bauk, of Chicago, siate fish comm siouer of llinois. The present coart house of La Salle countg, I1L., at Ottaws, bailt forty yoars aizo, was sold yeaterday for $125 and will be torn down at once to make way for the new structure, to cost £100,000. NOTICE. Dealer in COOKING and Ti Any one having dead antmals [ wi bem freo of chargs. Leave orders southeast com # of Harney and 14th t., socond door. CHARLES SPLITT. PLEn = cOMMISSION o Stineho & 00 Fortiend. 2 a Wholesaio Dealer in F¢ 5 Co and tveney- PO e bolag selected w.th cace, Largest o kooms Rt ot Chicago. e un enicacd b e G H.& Frae-vears of practical ent for BOOT ;.".T'if' ,‘;‘,I‘E‘T.’ = GBS and Wholesal Fresh Lake, River a D. B. BEEMER, Y Poui e Sell f+r Cash and Have but One Price. A large tailoring force is emploved by us, and we make otice. CALL AND SEE US. 1301 and 1303 Farnham St., Corner 13th. Wy, F. STOETZEL, Hardware, STOVES nware. Stove Repairer, Job Worker and Manufacturer of a Kinds of Cans. Tenth and Jackson Streets. Eatablished Oma: MERCHANT roreign and Domestic Fruft., me and Country Produce Cenerally ad bilied a% cur. ont Market rates. H'S OVAL BBAND OYSTERS, lo Dealer in nd Salt Water Fish, 3 sodawsm LS