Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 15, 1882, Page 1

i THE OMARA DAILY SATURDAY MORNIN ALEXANDRIA IN ASHES. | The Destruction of the Oity B qa0qmY BEE. awopt away. Loss on material and machinery, £260,000; on building, £100,000, During the three fires the entire fire department, numbering 500 men, G, JULY 1 ~ "TWELFTH YEAR. F. C. FESTNER . z 99 ~0 . OMAHA, NEB., THE PICAYUNE POOL. A Raiiroad Cabal Prevents Fast one hundrod and twenty-four failures in the United States reported to Bradstreot during the past week, an increaso of twenty-five over the pre coeding week, and thirty-four more | and empowering the British marines to shoot down all rioters on the street He calls on the people to return to the city, assuring them of British protec- SEYMOUR SCARED, Arabi Ontside Alexandria with tion, % TWO THOUSAND CORPSES, : than the corresponding woek last| woere on duty, The insurance on the y Ning Thousand Men, O T merines petnaiing the| O0mDlotd by WH8 Bo- |, GL " Tiliren, too, waro ‘of |lat fre whs ot ascertained. . Mails to the Wes. | & SON, i olty haa slfeady tepotted finding the troating Rebels, e O oL TTtios — Waiting for the British to i "‘"""dl.«""‘f 'f."",:"‘ s Al - — fax, Washington territory, comprising | FOStoffice Officials Still Ne- Beyminr ey o6l SPORTING. the ontiro business portion. Katimated gotiating With the — STEAIVE PHIS, Book B Co Binders ——AND— LANK BOOK MANUFACTURES. r 115h & Farnam 8¢ OMAHA, NE Ma: azines of tall kinds BOUND TO ORCER. Send for REJUGED price-list of Job Print- ing. J. T. FESTNER, Importer of, and Dealer in Zithers, Zither §trings and Music, 1102 Farnam St Omaha. BALL'S Every Corsot is warranted satis- factory to its wearer in every way, or the money will bo retunded by the person from whorn it was bought. 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The Egyptian Commander Recruiting His Army by Thousands. OCCUPYING EGYPT. National Associated Press, SEYMOUR AT THE PALACE. ALEXANDRIA, July 14, 8 a. m.— Admiral Seymour has landed and taken possession of what remains of the Ras El Tin palace. Ho has offi- cially notified his government of the occupation and sent the further in- formation that he has, for the protec- tion of the palacs, disabled the guns of the batteries opposite the palace, having spiked those too heavy to over- throw, The guard of Admiral Sey- mour at the Ras Kl Tin is composed of a apecial body ot marines. 8:20 A. M —Fires throughout the city are still burning with great fury, A CITY OF RUINS, ~Seymour has puta body of work clearing the streets. The khedive was brought ashore by Seymour and is now lodged at Ras-ol- Tin, protected by a guard of seven hundred marines. Seymour pronounced the conduct of the officers and men splendid be- yond praise. 11 A, m.—The fires ia all parts of Alexundria are burning at this hour with increased fury and spreading rapidly. The city at this hour appears to be beyond all doubt doomed to ut- tor destruction. Nothing can possibly save it. The flames have had their own way now for upward of seventy- four hours. The burning city is like a red hot furnace. The third part of the town is burned over to almost 1ts entire extent. MUTILATED BODIES OF CHRISTIANS, 11:15 A. M.—A corps of sailors de- tached to clear the way through the streets leading to the principal wharves, report finding bodies of chris- tians and Europeans lying everywhere. Most of them are shockingly mutil- ated and nearly all either charred or scorched. The sailors say the massa- cre must have been terrible beyond imagination. SEYMOUR'S NARROW ESCAPE. LoxnpoN, July 14.—A special cable dated Alexands*s, 9:30 a. m., says Admiral Seymour, under instructions of his government, made preparations to land a~d occupy Alexandria in the interest of the khedive in order to enable him to resume his authority there, and had selected a picked corps of 3,000 men to undertake the task. A party of Egyptians engaged to scout the city in the interest of the khedive, convinced Seymour the plan would result in the maseacre of the marines, a8 Arabi is is securely intrenched with 9,000 men just outside of the city, well officered ind provisioaed, and would make every effort to prevent the landing of troops or to save the city from destruction. Seymour, on receiving this statement from the scouts determined to post- pone permanently occupation till he had reccived further instructions from Eogland and deaided to coufine his occupation to the Raz-El-Tin palace, and his efforts to protect the khedive, THE EGYPTIAN COCK CROWS, Avexanouia, July 14.—Arabi Bep has 9,000 men outgide the city to pre- vent occupation, Seymour has noti- fied his government that he can land only 3,000 men, and that it would cripple the service of the fleet; that he has postponed landing, waiting for in- structions and reinforcements. Arabi Bey is preaching that England id, and points to Sey- mour’s inability to ocoupy Alexandria as proof. He seys the Earopean powers refuse to assist England, and that England has so many internal troubles that she cannot raise an army within a year. Arabi is recruiting thousands of Arabs, and tells the Egyptians that there is going to be a great war and a great battle wiil be fought soon. He says he lost less than a thousand during the bombard- ment. THE KHEDIVE SKEDADDL The fire has now reached the Arab- ian quarters, The French consulate building is burned, Six bodies of massacred Europeans were found in its ruins. The marines now occupy the arsenal aud custom house gate. Fearing a descent of Arabi the khe- dive has gone awao on board the yacht Charkych, PANIC IN CAIRO, Cairo, July 14.—A panic prevails from fear of massacre cn the arrival of Arabi's army. MEETING OF THE TURKISH CABINET, CorsTaNTINOPLE, July 14.--At a special meeting of the Turkish grand council several influential members advised immediate armed Turkish intervention in Egypt. Durrahman, prime minister, maintained that Arabi should now be ‘reated as a rebel; also that it was useless to send orders to the khedive, as he was pow- erless to execute them, IMPOTENT TEWFIK, Arexanpkia, July 14,—The Khe- dive, after consultation with Seymour, decided it would be safer to return to the fleet in view of the possible attack by Arabi's troops. The Khedive then returned aboard one of the ships, guarded by 500 troops. On arrival he at once issued a proclamation ad- vising the soldiers of Arabi to disband, Seymour has ordered cannonading over the city to scare off invaders, The marines killed one hundred A rabs in stroet fights Arabi’s corvetto is anchored off Port Said, and the British gunboat Iris, just arrived, has anchored with her broadside opposite. e ———— Singular Tramps. National Associated Press, Cnicaco, June 14.—Two tramps who were run in by the police last night on general principles, in order that officers might become familiar with their faces, made the singular confession that on the 1st of Septem- ber, 1875, they were employed by merchant in Stockholm, Sweden, named Perrialt, to murder his mi; tross named Dahlberg. They com- mitted the crime, roceiving fivo hun- dred crowns from Perrialt. General Foreign News. National Associated Press. DusuiN, July 14.—-The cities of Dublin, Cork, Limerick, Waterford, Kilkenny, Derry, Galway and Drog- heda and sixteen counties of Ireland have been proclaimed under the re- pression act. Goorgia Deviltry. National Associated Press. CHATTANO00GA, Tenn., July 14.—At Red Clay, Georgia, yesterday a man shot into a hut where a colored man was sick with small pox. The man was wounded, the house took fire and the man burned to death. Fire. National Associated Press, Wanmpus, Pa., July 14.—The flour- ing mill of Day Bros, & Co, were de- stroyed by fire this morning. Loss, $18,000; insurance, $5,000. Sponta- neous combustion caused 1t, il ey Editor Drowned. National Associatod Pross. MiLwavkeg, July 14, —News is re- ceived here that F. E. Pond, editor of the Turf, Field and Farm, of New York, was drowned in_the Flambeau river, in northern Wisconsin The report comes from the guide whom Mr. Pond engaged on fishing excursions, e IR The Striking Froight Men. National Associated Pross. New York, July 14.—The pros- pects of the striking freight handlers 18 improving. Hundreds of Italians quit work to-day and joined the strik- ors. Many others will follow. The Eleventh Ohio. Natloual Associatsa ¥res. Porrsmours, Ohio, July 14 —John W. McCormick, of Ga{lipoliu, wae nominated for congress to-day by the :.h_etwpnbliuul of the Eleventh dis- rict. Drowned. National Associated Press. Derrorr, July 14.—0, R. Foote, teller of the National bank, of South Haven, and Miss Kitty Underwood, of Aurora, Ill., were drowned at South Haven last night while boating, Michigan's Wheat Crop. National Associated Press Derrorr, July 14.—Crop reports received by the State Agricultural department shows the probuble num- ber of acres of wheat harvested in Michigan this year will reach 31,424, - 000 bushele, an average of eighteen and twenty-nine hundreths bushels per acre, ‘The Hessian fly and other inscets aro reported in various parts of the state, which may slighily re- duce the aggregate, Sciota Valley R R. National Associated Pros. Corumpus, Ohio, July 14, —The stockholders of the Sciota Valley rail- road to-day, by unanimous vote, agreed to increase the capital stock to £5,000,000, for the purpose of extend- ing its line from Columbus, Ohio, to Fort Wayne. ———— The New York Postoffice. Natlona) Associated Press, New York, July 14, —Trath has a dispatch from Washington announc- ing that the removal of Postmaster Pearson, of this city, has been decided on, His probable successor is Geo, Van Norte or Joel B, Erhardt, The Independent Wolfe National Associated Presa, Reaping, July 14,—Hon. Chas, S, Wolfe, the Jeadur of the indepondent movement, addressed local independ- ents this evening, He denied em- phatieally that the propositions made by the regulars to the independents were identical with what the inde- pendents proposed, He declared that the propositions were not made in sincerity, but were a trick of the regu- lars to have the independents with- draw, so that the machine could con- trol everything, Zulu. Turf, Field and Farm, July 7, 1882, In placing this elegantly bred young stallion at the head of his farm, we are inclined!to the belief that A.J. Pop- pleton, of Omaha, Neb., has sounded the key-note of success. Zulu is the product of Col. R. 1. Popper's estab- lishment, South Elkhorn Farm Frankfort, Ky., in point of strength second to none in the United Sta es. and is by Harold, sire of Maud 8., Noontide, Mattie Gra- ham, ete., out of Miss Duyall, by Du- vall’'s Mambrino; second dam by Pad- die Burns, son of Groy Eagle; third dam by Davy Crockett. —Duvall's Mambrino was by Mambrino Chief, dam by Imperial (ilencoe; second dam by Blacknose, son of Modoe, In color Zulu is a bay, was foaled 1879, aud s in form and size thoroughly equipped for a first class stock horse aud trotter. The farm of Mr. Pop- pleton is located near Omaha Douglas county, and consists of 1,200 acres, The Loss of Property of All|, Kinds Beyond Computa- tation in Dollars, Four Thousand Bodies Found Among the Ruins of 8 the City. i A Variety of Oenflicting Re-|q ports Conoerning Opera- tions in Kgypt. The Troops of Arabi Bey BSaid |o to Have Butire y De- serted Him. The Khed'vo Endeavors to Gather tho Scattered Remmants of Power: the Nattonal Archery association wero wwarded at fi:w rouu.m;, houso to- BN nlght, ss follows: Grand team con- Thoussnds of Hun@iy Plgrims |, .t e, oontlemen—Firat, to Oollege Knocking at the Gates Hill elub, Cincinnsti; second, to For Grub, Highland Park club, Chicago; third, 3 to Eaton (Ohio) olub; fourth, to Brooklyn club; fifth to North side NationaljAssociated Press, OFFICIAL STATEMENTS, Loxvox, July 14.—In the honse of commons to-day Dilke stated efforts | g ¢ were being made to disperse the mob | o in Alexandria, and that Arabi's whero abouts were unknown, as he fled in « boat on the canal. It was also stated that Arabi’s troops were dispersing. A TOTAL RUIN. A dispatch received &l 4 p. m. f Alexandria states that (ho destru of property by fire is almost beyond comprehension. The eity is totally s ruined, but few of the houses Jef. standing being fit to occupy. The loes of household properiy alone will m tion | t race, purse § wou by Ada Glonn, Porplox third; timo, 1:50. Whirter third; time 3.01. eror, Square Dance second, Antrim thised; tlme 1:68}. allowancee, milo and a farlong, was won by Kolipse, of Louisville, 4; Athletics h. prizo to Callego Hill olub, Cincinnati; against timo man’s driving park, for 1,000 a side, Frark Works' teaw, and Edward, driven by John Muarphy, previous time wa ational Amsociated Press. SARATOGA RACES, SaratoaA, N. Y., July 14 —Firet 50, all ages, mile, was Lutesting second, Heoond rece, aweopstakos, mile and ve farlongs, was won by Ella War- eld, Nelllo meeond, Louisoe Me- Third oo, $350, all ages, three- uarters of & mile, was won by Deunt- Fourth rece, $350, all ageq, selling Bostman, Mamio Flelds sec- am Rickort third; time 2:03. BASE BALL, PuitAveLruia, Pa., nd, July 14, — Trogs b; Philadelphlas 3 ARCHERY PRIZE, Onicaco, July 14, —~The priges of lub, Chicago. Graud tenm contoat for ladies—Firat econd to BgO. Highland Park club, Chi- A FAST TEAM, New York, Juno 14 —In the match vesterduy at Gontle- Dick Swiveller rotted & mile in 2 The best 104, made by the ame team last season, PIrTsBUR Prrrsovne, July BACES, 14 race, loss, £300,000; insurance, £200,000. ALY FIXED. Arrangementa for the Nebraska Bdi- torial Excuraion Completed. Mr. O. M. Druse, secrotary of the Neobraska press association, informs tho State Journal man that he has completed arrangements for the grand editorlal excursion to Denver, Lead- vile, Gunnison, Salt Lake, Idaho Springs, Ameriean Fork, Brigham, Oanon and other places of interest in the Rockies, The excuraion will leave Lineoln about 8 o'olock Tueeday evening, Jcly 18th, taking a special car, which will convey them to Valloy, whero they will bosrd the regular oxpress train and proceed to Denver at the mte of forty miles per hour. The U. P. farnishes the party & brand new sleeper, just from the ehops, that will be st thoir disposal during the round trip, It is thought tho party will epend about five days in aud about Denver, vieitiog Idaho Springs, Goeorgetown, Leadvillo aud other places; then proceed to the Gunnison country, Salt Lako and neighboring towns, Mr. Druso says he hae paid particular attention for the care and comfort of the quill drl- vers, and says if they don’t travel like tho nabobs of California and Colorado on this trip, it will not bo his fault. ——— ROBBI S THE RAPIST. Detective Norris Identifles His Man and Wil Take Him Home. A brief account of the arrest of a man at the Hudson River house in this city m We tho charge of rip aday evening, on wppenred yester- Ao fourth day of tho wotting meeting, B 7 g aggregate millions. 2190 olass, for $2,000; was won hy (l.ny,‘wvh ‘Lu announcement that Mr, THE MINISTERS, Early Rose, Dever second, William [J T. Norris, the Ohio detect way *vxuflmu, July 14.—In answor to the khedive's summons to the min- isters, requesting the presencs ot the council, all responded with the excep- ception of Arabi Pasha. ol CLOSING THE f In compliance with orders just ro- ceived from England the Suez canal will at once be closed at I’ort Said. THE DEATH LIST. CANAL, 4 . ! race, $200,two year olds, five fur- Loxvox, July 14,—Tt is belioved | oy00 “Pilgt first, Carrio G socond; the total number of killed is four | (s o' thousand. Severa; perscns caught in | q 001a race, 8250, one mile and a act of pilfering, were shot. The Pin- | lope with Rear Adwmiral Hoskins has gone to Port Said The American squadron has returned to the inner|) harbor. ‘ g DESERTED, Two-thirds of his troops deserted Arabi Bey during the bombardment, | k others have since left or have with- drawn to Kafradoway, the first sta- tion on the railway. Ramleh has|a been surrounded with two regiments of cavalry aud one of infantry. THE PRICE OF LIFE, A party of armed soldiers entered the khedive’s apartments and declared they had orders to kill him and burn the palace. 'The khedive bought their [ I’ loyalty with $500 and a promiso of more, He is now safe with his family | a) in Ras El Tin palace. Marine gun- ners now occupy Fort Napoleon, com manding the city and protecting small arms men on land, The Egyp- tian flag was hoisted over Maribout, | N but on the assembling of the marines it was hauled down, J 4 ESCORTS ON THE CANAL, Loxpow, July 14 he financial | f¢ secretary of the war office states that ganboats have been ordered to ac- |t company British merchant vessels throngh the Suez canal, if deemed necessary. WOLSELEY, ALEXANDRIA, July 14.—S8ir Garnet Wolseloy in expected at Port Said on Sunday. If Arabi makes a stand at Rosotta or Damanhour, Wolscley will come to Alexandria. M The English and French consulates were burned, aleo almost all the hovses on the Grand Square, s One hundred and fifty marines hold | it the arsenal g at the custom house | & gate there are 190 marines, with a gat- ling gun. I DIPLOMACY AGAIN, ALEXANDRIA, July 14, —Midnight The diplomatiscs are endeavoring with | b, the khedive to form a ministrey that can be treated with. The khedive has issued a proclamation calling upon the panic stricken people to return, GUARDS, Sailors, including sixty from the American squadrons, have replaced the marines in guarding the khedive's palace, The marines have taken charge | of the gates of the town, where groat disorder exisf Hundroeds of refo- nalities are gatherod d t $1,000, was won by Dy Jim, Prin- ond; time 1 3:36). heats, L. B. Spraguo first, Governor money; time 1:444, 1:46, 1:47} first, Lille Marson necon Special Di-patch to Tho Bee, last night by unknown thioves and Entrance was obtained window, schooner with the loss of one sailor, is believed tempted to arrest him to-day, but he eseaped to Newport suid to have victimized partios in Berkloy. woman, aged 2, was arranged at tho central statiou this morning, charged with leading an_improper life, nected New York family, was without foundation, cutor, Edward Hastings, was actuated is asserted Hastings handed her some- thing which she ato before leaving the | J. Canfie Her father's place of business is said tructive fires, following oach other in rapid succession, this evening, severo- 1. third, 1 atice fourth; time, 913, 2:997 ) 21, 2:23], 2:22. : Sceond race 5 pacing class, for ess second, Felix third, Captain Jack ourth, Eddie D. fifth, Rostraver 9.9 tella seventh; time, 2:21§, BRIGHTON BEACH RACE Brignrox Beacu, July 1 First urlong, Montauk first, Travellor sec- Third race, $300, two miles, Ma- isse first, Baton Rogue second; time Fourth race, $200, handicap, mile Hampton taking second hent and Fifth race, handicap, one mile and quarter over five hurdlos, Ingomar © 2:20]. CRIMINAL NEWS DEPOT ROBBED, ULvsses, Nob., July 14.—The do- ot safo at this place was blown open bout $90 in money spirited away. through a A MARINE IMPOSTER atfonal Associated Press. Nonroik, Va., July 14, Capt. W, . Johnson, the alleged master of the J. H, Morgan, reported sundored off the coast of Dolaware imposter. The policy at- ) be an Nows. Ho is This in his fourth visit here 7, and he has almost been ud each time, PEN UTION AND DEATH, Putcavrienia, Pa, July 14.— famio Cunningham, a handeome She expected yesterday to identify the prisoner. Mr. Norris, on his arrival, went to the county jail, where the prisoner was confined, and readily identified him as the man wanted, and gave his true name as Milo Robbine. Robbins took his arrest good-naturedly, and admitted that he was the man. He signed a waiver of all formalities such as obtaining a requisition, ete., con- nonting to accompany the dotective voluntarily, and accordingly the couple leave on the Kansas City train to-night for Springfield, « Ohio, the scene of his crime. 2obbins is but 27 years old and his victim was oight years of age. He is a shoemaker by trade, and committed the atrocious crime in his own shop, the little girl going in as & customer. He was caught in tho act and would have been lynched but for the fact that the officers smuggled him away from the jail, and confined him in the insane cell at the poor farm, from which he broke out by means of a nail an hour later. Ho was caught through his correspondence, He had a large number of stations, principally in Missouri and Texas, with a fow in Nebraska and Towa, numbered from 1 to 32 inclusive, Omaha being No, 29 and Denver the last on the list and, probably tho point to which he in- tended going from here. He furnished hin folks with a copy of this list and conveyed each new number to them in a roundabout way—for instance, writing, “I will be in Omaha July 20th.” He would be careful not to be here on the 20ch, but the folks knew that the number of this station would be 29, and when he did come he had only to writoe them to address him at No. 29. He is a cool, cunning fol- low, and tho detective has some doubts as to whether Judge Lynch will not sit in his case on his return, after all, The ponslty is life im- prisonment, — — - PERSONAL, G, W, E, Dorsey, of Fremont, was in the city yesterday, W. L. 8 rgeant, of Atchison, registered ndignantly denied the charve, and |at the Withnell last night. ssorted sho belonged to a highly con- The ma- |, istrato ascortained that the charge The preso- ock. The coroner is investigating, ) be in Beekman street, New York, N Destructive Fires. atlonal Aseociated Prece. New York, July 14.—Three des- Gemy o L, Shoup, the Idaho cattle man, inin town, 0. ¥, Goodwin, of Malvern, Towa, is at the Withnell, y personal animosity, She was dis- |y A (uhorn, of Des Moines, is at the charged and loft the court, After | s . Cunfield walking a fow yards ahe foll dead; It £ N. ¥, Chamberlin, B, Fitzsimmons and R. Hurvey, of Creston, Ia., are at the Vic Bietbower. of Sidney, is in town, Hon, Lorenzo Crounse, is at the With- nell, Colonel A, Cochran, of Council Bluffs, was at the Metropolitan last night. Willism Budge, of Idaho, is at the Met- ‘Wabash, The Republicans Decide Tackle Blection Cases Next Week, The House Rejoots the Bill to Pay the Dootors of Garfleld. to Miscellaneous Matters From the Na- tional Lapital. CAPITAL NOTES. Natlonal Assecinsed Pross, FAST MAIL, Wasninoron, July 14, —Postmas- ter Goneral Howe says the press was mistaken in the snnouncement that srrangemonts for tho fast mail be- tween Now York and 8an_ Francisco had been completed, via Baltimore, Oinclanati, St. Louls, Kansas City and Deuver. The most that had been done is the eatablishment of a double daily service over a portion of the route. The pool weat of Chi- oago refuse 10 accept the govemnment's terma, but {t s ko armangements for the service ean be made with the Erio and Wabash apatems, Dr. Hioks pressuted Guiteau's will in court to-dey. BLECTION UASES, Tho republieans im the heuso have dotermined to take wp the election osecs next week, beginmiag with Smalls (coloved) against Telliman, of South Caroline, and atter that the Alabama case, Smith agaleet Shelley. STAR BOUYS CABES, Mr. Bliss states thet tho easo of star route No. 44,140, trom Uslen City to Bridge creek, Oregon, eomeladed to- duy, 18 the laat In whish the papers have ‘o bo exewined. The oourt ad- journed until Monday. BILL CHANDLER SURPRISED, Socretary Chandlor this evening cabled permission to »eeopper the steamer Brooklyn at Rio Janeiro, but oxpressed surpriso that it be neces- sary, as the vessel was newly coppered year ago, CONGRESS. National Associsted Presn SENATE PROCBEDINGS. Wasninaton, July 14,—The senate passed a bill to prevent the payment of double pensions. Senator Beck ooccupied two hours in a speech opposing the internal revenue bill, ss beginning at the wrong end, and declared the imposi- tion of the polaroscope burden, equal to 26 per cent, should be taken off -u?\r. 'he reading of the bill and amend- ments commenoed. Senator Beck proposed a reduction of the tax on manufactured tobacco to 10 cents. Pending action the senate went into executive session; when the doors opened, adjourned. HOUSE PROCEEDINGS, Mr, Blackburn made a strong spoech in opposition to the senate amendment appropriating $65,000 to pay the expenses of Garfield’s illness. He said the dcctors trestment was blind plundering. A vote was taken on the amend- ment and it was rejected —77 to 83. Mr Taylor offered a bill to pay Mrs, Garfield $50,000 on account of the salury of the late president, less any sums paid him as salary. Passed without debate or division. A bill transferring vrivate claims to the court of claima for investigation, to report to congress whecher they should be allowed, passed. This is bill discussed in April, The house then took recess until eight, the night session for pension casos only. House at nightsession passed thirty- eight pension bills, including one grantivg Mrs, General Custer fifty dullars per month, - - Indications. National Associated Press, WasaiNaron, D, C., June 15, 1a, m, For tho upper Mississippi and Missouri valleys, partly clovdy weath- er, with local rains, lower pressure, followed in the north and west por- tions by winds shifting to colder northwesterly and by rising barom. eter. - — A Correction, Tur Bee desires to correct certain statements in_the above account of the shooting Wednesday evening in which Mr. Hamlin was the victim, Instead of Mr, Hamlin being one of the principals in the affray, he inter- fered as peacemaker to save a friend who was a little full from getting into trouble, and in this way brought upon himsclf the unprevoked attack of Rush. We are credibly informed that Mr. H. was not drinking at all, and that he is wholly blameless in this matter. This intormation reached us too late for correction in this article from the fleat. Seven hundred ma-. | MeRY: The first hr::ku out at six m.'n E. E. Babcock, of Beatrice, is in rines guard the Rosotta gate. o'clock in K\fnumly‘fl cotton ware- | the city, ok bl 4 R house, on Pear], Whitehall and 5tone| A 11 Swan and Chas, E. Anthony, Threo boat loads of people havo | fioher @annchill & Co., $10,000; | Withuell been brought off, who have been hid- ing. o WIRIGHT RESIGNS, It is belioved in LoxNnon, June 15 to-night, that well informe cles Right Hon. John Bright resigned |0 from the cabinet owing 1o his dissent from his colléagues on the Egyptian White & Co., $16,000, and a large chants fully insured. and street, ocoupied by lithographers and umber of produce aud grain mer- The total loss is $100,000, The third fire broke out at 11 ‘clock in the five-story buildings 2560 247 Pearl and 18 and 20 Ciff J. M, Thacher, of Ft, Niobrara, 15 at the Withnell, §. Smith aud J. W. Jennings, of Plattsmouth, are in the city, John B, Vail, of Port Jervis, N, Y., Is at the Canfield, J, H, SBmith, sheriff of Des Moines, is in question, printers, _ Holbrook & Co.’s loss, | the city on busiess, A light shock of earthquake was|$10,000; Issley, Dubleday & Co, | np pyuan Barle, his motherand child, folt at Ardenf Switzerland, to-day, | $20,000; Ewpre Lithographing Co | o pgine Wis,, are at the Metropolitan. Y $060,000; W, Eshere & Co., §20,000; ™, k THE PORTE TO TAKE A HAND, e ] T, B, Wilson, of Ashland; K, Tho porto has dosiced (o send troops | Siillwell & 3‘,"',"“;[";"'31‘?"::“1:‘,?_' ;1‘}5‘? f. Blodaeid, of fewards J. Kanw to Egypt if the question is not settled | oo "4 10Y0F 2 B h "lley and wife, of Grond Island; by the powers amicably. o Business Failures. Natdlonal Prosss Avocl tion New Yous, July 14,--There were in the nine story building 418 to 424 Washingtou stroet, Holbrook's soap |ars prominent Nebraskaus at the Metror factory. 00; fully insured. 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