Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 5, 1881, Page 2

9 "RICH, RACY AND RARE. A Goskipy Telegraphic Letter From New York, " Somothings the Correspondent of The Beo Has Noticed and Com- ments Upon--Social Affairs at the Metropolis - Washington as Center for Southern Commerces« New York State Politics--Kelly Again on His Mnscle. Special Dispateh to T New York men he apparent d Bistness nerally reflect upery the line of the diradting of public spirit to Baltimore as e trans portation point. Mr ’4 ge, super intendent of the United Virgiria lines, including the Virginia Midlend, says that the Baltimore business with the sonth will hereafter be dome by the York river rail linos. Washington City, he thinks will become with Rich- mond the new railroad mart of the south. The Damville combination ex- pects to ran through passenger trains from Washington to Louisviile and Cincinnati over the Chesajmako & Ohio, with which and with the Nor- folk & Western road, the Da neille in- | terest is on close terms of alliance. SruE TROPUEM OF THE H OUR, Will there be enough of acrop For the railroads to haul and lweep buasy’ The bulls say ‘“‘yes” and. the bears say “no.” Public opinion genevally warrants the statoment that the orops are from 1b to 98 per cent show, The bear interest is therefore ver, large and also claims tha b large blovks of Amarican railway shaces muwst be released by Euorps to check the dle- clime of gold te this country which will continue to be hea ¢y on aeceunt of the large balonces they owe, and which must conténue to incremse, par: ticularly in.England “where the wops are failures. The London Eoonowmist admits that England owes ue H100,: 000,000 on last year's trade. ¥et thig market has been ralying ona steady supply of specic from Euvgne for many monthe and if it should be checked by« surrander of our rail- way toouritiee seious stringeucy of | anoney would arise as well as a wild| tumblo in the prices of stocks. Bloney 148 BEEN TIGHT .all August, but was casier at sho okose of last week, on account of @he great release of government money to tike aip seonritice, puy pensions, ete. ¥ conty-two méllions of dollars have paid out to the public by owr wment or by Europe in the past ten days. Twenty-six millions anorewill be paid -urt by the treasury in tho next seven weeks. The mach-abused pension bill passed by the last.congress is, therefare, playing its part in reliev- idng the money market, as §46,€00,000 of the above comes from this source. The argument of the bulls is that the unchecked confidence of theweountry in every circle and the activity of ananuracturers, importers end.emigra- tion, /mines, railroad building and ‘house building, give ample tramspor- tation to balance the deficiency in grain crops, and railroad interest will «continue to lead any other, and ' that the oaly source of an ominous prophecy is the speculators who want ¢o eell the {;mwn high-priced stocks shert. The bulle.sny that we never before had ONE-HALF THE MONEY J:rusm. in the country that :s now ere locked up in trust companies to build great railroads, like the Atlan- tic & Pacific, the Northern Pacific, Wexas Pacific, &c., and they clam that $250,000,000 of this money is now in New York, and will ibe ~dis- bursed in large quantities forthe next two years, and used if need be to sus- tain stock. GBNEBAL MERCANTILE BURINESS in New.York is certainly good and de- rives an advantage from ihe railroad war, which stimulates purchases while the freight rates are low. Thestreots are blocked with wagons. Geods are generally low, particularly so with woalen goods. Carpets are as cheap asin England. /AAY GOULD AN HIS SON. Juay Gould has taken his twenty- two year old son into partnership in a banking house with his secretany, Moresini, and his broker, Conner, Gould himself putting in half a mil- lion dollars. Gould never signs his own checks but has them prieted in fac simile and his sccretary fills up the amonnts. George Gould is a shapely, good sized man with eoonomi- cal habits and expertness in physical exploite, Mr. Gould has paid little attention to society but as lxiu duugh- ter is growing up he gradually grows more conservative. He is presumed 1o be the new controlling spirit of the clevated railroad, which 1s a million and a balfin debt, TRE BUILDING BOOM, D. 0. Mills has now nearly finished the Wall street front of his great office block, which is to cost §2,500,000, Cyrus W. Field's great oftice block on the battery will cost nearly a million, The imwmense chamber of “commerce, now going up, is nearly opposite, The goverumant Large office, of stone and iron, on the battery, to ac commadare dirst - class foreign passengers, is well aGvanced, The dward Clark Hotel, opposite Central yurk is up one story. These fimt buslding operationsin New York ave much increased the price of me- chanies’ labor and waterials, Sowe sy that the office buildings in New York are overdone and will not here after bring the present rates. The new bank building at Broadway and Wall street, ealled Poet Sherman, was put up so haatily in the winter that it 18 dangerous to itstenants, most of whom took leases for a term of years, GEN, N¥ has been asked by certain Cincinnati capitalists to aseist in secu the Southern ratlroad of that city for a| kome syndicate and possibly to lend dlew his nawe, MORE WATERING PLACE HOVELS, Although three of the largest ho- tels on the sea const uear New York have either gone into bankruptey or declive,another big oue is to be begun at Coney Islaud on the ground bhought for $160,000 and Austin Corbin, presidegd of the Long Lsland railroad, 18 going te spend 2,000,000 next year on the new watering places, ANOTHEK KIUK AT THE TELEAHONE, A good deal of dissatisfaction with circles, owing ¥'5 the time consuwraed A | yood showing | Strogali in calling the gecond party wp, and lawsuits ari sing from the indistine- | tions of ttr nemission, or retmdiated contracts mnot rded in distinct I'he telegraph is szain being taken v in preference to the tele- phone, erms THE BAITVATED railoads of New York, two in number, have been earning £81,000 and £70,- ™% amonth respectively. This is & 14 18 creditable %o the jury system (hat the new opera hoase company, in which ave most of the rich men of New York, are umable to proceed with the construction this gear on account of one tenant, who rofuses to move or compromise, and he has been sus- tained by a jury against all that power and its lawyons LEONATD JEROME'S BONANZA. The mest succensful race course in the United States has been found at Shoeps Hoal bay, on the borders of Coney Tsland, where racing to_enor- moas crowls is going on all this weonth. 14 bas made @ respectable | fortunerto its founder. Leonard Je- vome, whom the real estate for yoars kopt poor, DRAMATEC, Thettendency of the drama at the wpening of the season is pictures(us, and the stedwart sensational “‘Micheel ~a piece as sensetional as the Jate drama, “‘The Waorld" —has beet: ‘brought over by two theatres, but fitewson, of Boston, the new lessee of Booth's theatme, got /it ot and with Bangs as leading man, who is the best general actor in the coun- try, he is filling the house in hot wed:her, Clara Morvis is 'to play during the week day matiness all through the coming season &t the Geion Square and is the only ectress wko ¢ © these off day metinees pay the managers. James’ orren. ) has There appears no doubt that Post waster-General James was offered and ok unde sement the position of president of the LincolnBank and #3afo Deposit company, to be located m the Vanderbilt depot property. Ho has not yet positively rofused it. NEW YORE POLIUICK are coming to the front again. Kelley asgailed the rival democratic organ zations to Tammany Hall last night and intimated combustion if he was kept out of the state convention, but it 18 believed he is strong enough on the inside of Tammany Hall to bolt Again. Among the democratic candi- dates for the fmportant nomination of attorney general, is Martin I. Me- Mahan, long chief of stadf of General John Sedgwick. The oountry allies of Tammany Hall seem inclined to call a truce with the Tilden-Robeson interest. By some Mr, Tilden is con- sidered a candidate for the presiden- cy agam. Many of lus €riends alloge that his only interest in politics is to sec that his friends are not abused, THE REPUBLICANS in this state are uneasy on account of the ill-concealed resentments between tho administration and Grant factors. It is noticed that ex-Senator Platt, whom Mr. Conkling put over the convention in '77, is again made chairman of the state committee meet- ing and the convéntion is called for New York City where the partizans of Vice-President Arthur are in almost complete control. Arthur is PASSIVE AND DIGNIFIED, The stalwarts. however, who have been in power so long, need but a nod to become thrice stalwart, The issue of victory in this state lies with Gar- field. Tt is noticeable that all politi- cal bodies here passed resolutions of condolence with him except the New York state republican committee. Judge Lathrop'’s Illness. Natlonal Associated Press. New Yorx, September 3.—Tt is not generally known that Judge Lathrop, of the N{sw Jorsey Central, has been dangerously ill for some time at his residence near Morristown, N. J. Re- ports received from his bedside are not encouraging, and strong efforts are being made by the clique control- ling stocks to inspire confidence in property in theevent of Judge Lath- rop's death. Itis alleged, however, that thereorganization scheme behind which Judge Lathrop was the great power and a very shrewd adviser has come to a stand-still since his sickness. Nothing has been done for many weeks towards taking the property out of the hands of the receiver. In order to sustain the New Jersey Cen- tral, and to sell some stock to bears inside the clique, is said to have been a forced purchase, ity CITER A Clergyman Horsewhipped National Associated Pross. Ciycinyar, O,, September3, — Rev, Kunnewacher, pastor of the German Protestant church in the western {mrt of the city, was horsewhipped last night by Mrs, Goldmeyer, creat- ing great excitement. There had been socession from the church, Rev. Kunnewacher breaking off and estab- lishing & new charge, and Mys, Gold- weyer remaining with the old cause great bitterness, and Mrs, G. claimed her former partner, and made fun of the church parade; hence the chas- tisement e —— Effocts of the Recent Drounght Natlonal Associated Pross, Cicaco, September Reports from the principal hog raising dis- tricts of the western states indicate that the recent drought is going to have a disastrous effect on the fall hog products in Illinois and Kansas, The number of hogs on hand at this tiweis 25 per cent. less than last year, and their condition is very poor. The prospect for heavy hogs for the fall market is by no ‘means encour- aging, The British Tunuel National Associated Press. Loxvox, Beptember 3, —The British board of trade has decided to appoint a committee to consider the project for the construction of a tunnel under the channel. —— Vessels Arrived Natioual Associated Press. BAN Fraxcisco, September 3. —The Russian war vessel Africa arrived this morning. The first of the Rus- sian floet is expected to arvive soon, and then go to the Sandwich Islands |The President's Case Virtually THE OMAH A DAILY BEE: MONDAY SEPTEM I’»EF 5 1881, AT A STAYDSTILL. Unchanged from Yester- day. His Pulse at Noon was 104, Temperatuce 08.7, Res- | piration 18. |8 Latest Telographic Reports and | Honrly Bulletins Natioml Associated I'ress, 1 Wasiivaron, September 3.—The best information of the condition this meening is favomble to the continued improvement of the president, He hes passed a good night and no_die wppointing developments have been reported. The restlessness referred to in the morning bulletin was not such as to seriously afect the comfort of the president. It was what the doctors call a local weffect, and not an indica- tion of any imminent change in his condition. His pulse and temper ture were not much affected. At 11 o'clock kis pulse was 107 only, while | # his temparature and respiration wers normal. ‘The patient did not, sleep a5 well as he usually does before mid night, but awoke frequently, and the shysicians do not secm to explain it {myumi the statement that it was not due te.any unfavorable change in the After one o'clock the president as during the same hour any night this At the morni examination his eral condition is reported to have been fully as favor- ableas yesterday at the same hour. The morning dressing of the wound and gland revealed 10 change. Theatmosphere in Washingtonto-day is «Wlense and unmistakably malariai, AsiDr, Bliss cxpressed it, *‘you can cu. it with a knife.” There isa grow- ing impression that the weather is having a bad effect in the president’s cese. One attending physician stated: ““This weather would kill a well pres- ident, T coonsider it imperati ‘e that the president the removed at once. For four days now the case has had an intermittent char: Wednes- day morning the patient felt brighte and stronger thau for a week. Whursday morning he was less so. | Yesterday morning hea improvement and this morning, not- withstanding the general symptoms e not unfavorable, he s less an- nated, T shall vote for his speedy | @ Inquiry among the physicians con- firms the statement that the symp- toms remain favorable, but t the president secms no stronger. The prospects ave that Dr. Agnew will in- sist upon removal as soon as possible, The white house attaches, who drove the party to Potomac Flats last night say that the doutors’ remarks as to stench were to the effect that if the president remained here he would die and if taken away he would get well, OFF1CIAL BULLETINS. ELEVEN A. M The president takes nourishment as usual, and the general symptoms remain favorable, but the weather seems to haye a depressing effect on him to-day. The pulse fluctuates to- day between 100 and 110, 12:30 ». M. BULLETIN. Fresidout's condition has not materially changed since the morning bulletin was issued, Pulse 104, tem- perature 98.4, respiration 18, (Signed) D. W. Buiss, R. REYBURN, J. W. Bagra J. J. WoobwARD, The ny dyspepsia ith all its symptoms, all neverbe withoutitin 50 cents, trial bottles eod-w has vanished Many thanks; the house,” 10 cents, Massacred by Indians, National Associated Dross, SAN Fraxcisco, September 3.—The Tucson Star has advices from Camp Thomas that General Carr and his whole command were massacred by White Mountain Indians thivty-five miles from Camp Apache, One hun- dred and ten men and seven officers were killed, Troops have left Camp Grant for the scene of action. The tribe numbers about fifteen hundred and can muster four hundred - riors, Reports of raids come from lo- calities traversed by Nana's band, also, and strong measures are being taken to subjugate the savages, Worthy of Praise, As a rule we do not recommend pa- tent medicines, but when we know of one that really is a public benefactor, and does positively cure, than we con- sider it our duty to impart that infor- mation to all, Electric bitters ave truly a most valuable medicine, and will surely cure Biliousness, Fever and Ague, Stomach, Liver and Lidney complaints, even where all other r edies fail. We know where speak, and can freely r all.—[Ex, Sold at b0 cents a bottle Ish & MeMahon, (4) PIONEER LAND ACENCY F. M. RATHBUN, Cambridge, Neb, 1,000,000 acres government land open to Home- steads.” Pre-emptic Timby 200 cholice Improved cla of the bost deeded fan K with timber and wa stock ranches with fe ) water, for sale, cheap. 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