Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 7, 1882, Page 1

THE OmABHA DALy BEE TWELFTH YEAR. BOOTS ! BOOTS!! SHOES Revolution. Just opaned ONE HUNDRED cases of I¥ ad Shoes, comprising tho very lates@p Bipand all of the most celcbrated NIt H 4 Invitation * is extended to all to come and evam- ine our immense stock, as we will make prices lower than have ever becm of- fered in this city. WE KEEP a complete stook of Ladies" Shoes, Gents’ Boo Jents’ Shoes. Boys' Boots, Boys' Shoes, Misses' Shoes, Babies’ Shoes, Every pair going out of our eatab- lishment is warranted to suit. ¥ou can alsosave 10 te 25 Per Cent by buying «of us, both in price and quality. Heimrod & Dormann {(Saccessors to F. Lang)* Leading Supply House of the'West As we receive da. y fresh -aupplies . s CGroceries & Pro- visions. We “can I.llfll‘fi the public that we do not handleany other but PURE & FRESH FROVISIONS Our businses being very oxtensive, our eales quick, we can afford to offer goods at living prices to all. We bandle CELEBRATED SCi Snowflake Flour Which we alwaya warrant to be ex- oellent, and to give satisfaction, Wg have proofs that there is mo better flour in the market. CRIMINAL NEWS. Frank James, the Surrendered Outlaw, Arrives at Inde- pendenee, Mo, Large Crowds of People Throng the Depot and Hotel to Honor Him. An Explanation of the Field Infernal Machine Given by the Judge. The Missouri Horo. Special Dispatch to Tie B INULPENDENCE, Mo, October 6.-~In company with Al oflicials your corcespondent left here this morniug on the carly train and at Pleasant Hill met the train bearing Frank James, who was en route to Independ charge of the governor's sec re was a great crowd wf the station as the train bearing the uotorioua outlaw arrived and they surgod in the aisles of car, and packed the platiorm and in feont of the windows, all anxious for a peep at James. Upon reachivg Lndepencence J amea ded from the car and ecugerly d his wife and his little son. | Mrs. Samuels’ wept aloud and kissed him, and the celebrated bandit's eyes were aleo wet with tears, The party wera then diiven to the court house. Jawmes is feet 8, of spare but sinewy build, with rather thin faceand promi- nont cheek boues, light tlue eyes, small blonde mustsche, and hair somewhat darker. His complexion is that of a man who has been in confinement; weight about 125, His manner is quiet. James told your correspondent that he had long coutemplated surren- dering to tho atate, and althoughhe has no promises of clemency, he seems to take hope that in case of conviction the governor will pardon him on account of voluntary surrender. He says from April, 1877, to April, 1881, he lived on a farm near Nashville. He would not say where ho was since that time. INDEPENDENCE, October € —It was found imposgible to hold the examina- tion to-day, consequently James was taken to the hotel. Two indictments have heen standing agsinst him in this county for about & year, one for complicity in the murder of young Wiches, near Liberty. in 1874 and the other on account of the Biue Cut rob bery. The criminal oourt does not eit regularly for some time, but Judge White will probably give a hearing upon the iudictments in chambers next week. James was this evening removed toa cell in the jail at Ta- dependence aud will there remain until tho eourt grants a hearing and no formal pro~eedings will be held (this week. An immensd crowd re- mained about the hotel all day at- temoting to get view of 1he prisoner, but his wish was to 10main quiet and ree but few caliers, Cnicuae, Ostober 4 —It has been diecovered that Frauk James spent last week in this city, sleeping at night at the Shermau house, uader the assumod name of Pratt, and spending the day on the Weat side in cunsuitation with friends from Mis- souri with referencs to his surrender. The letter to Governor Crittenden is said to have been written here and taken to 8t, Louis for mailing. One of the United States deputy marshals here became aware of his presence in this city and swore out a warrant be- fore the United States commissioner, charging James with robbing the United States mails, For some un- koown resson, however, the deputy wade no effori to arrest his man, James left for Missouri Monday morning. Previous to coming here he was at Qaebec and Cleveland. A Showman After Jamce- Bpecial Dispatch to TuslBas, COome and] Order a Back We constantly keep on hand & large stock of California ..Canned APRICOTS, PLUMS, PEARS, PEACHES, CHERRIES, And all other varieties which we sell at bed rock prices, California Sugar We handle in large quantities and we ean recommend it all to be the purest sugar in the market Flavoring Extracts, Limburger Cheese, 8wiss Cheese, Royal Faking Powder, Fresh Fruits and Vegeiables, e constantly kieep on haud in large qurntities, od Prrrssuea, October 6 —The man- ager of the maseum here has tele- graphed Frank James, offering him $5,000 to appear ten weeks under his management, provided matters arrange themselves s0 the offer can be ao- cepted. Field’'s Infernal Machine. Bpecial Dispateh to Tur Brx. Cueyesne, Wy,, October 0.—As- sociate Justice Field passed through this atternoon on his way from San Francisco to Washington. Your cor- respondent showed him the dispatch respecting the infernal machine sent him, Judge Field said the machine was received by him January 10, 1866, an account of which was pub- lished the next day in Washington papers, and also appears in Judge Field's book, ‘‘Reminiscences of the early days of California. The machine was recently taken to a gun- smith in Washington, under the judge's orders to have fulminating wder removed to avoid accident, 'he judge further said that the man whom he always suspected of sending the machine died several years ago, and the strangest part of his acton was, that Judge Field's decision re- specting the title to’ the ground on which San Francisco stands, was real- ly beneficial to the man, although he believed himself to be ruined thareby, and hence sought to kill Judge KField, — . Mexican Bandits. h to Tuk Be LLE, Texas, October 6 Jandits entered the house of the tax colleotor at Tacabaya, Mexico, at mid uight and murdered him after mortal ly wounding his wife. and robbed the safe of $4,000, Special Diy Axn Unfounded Report. Special Dispatch to Tus Bus, CutcaGo, October 6.--Col. Clowry, general superintendent of the West. ern Union, says the published state- ment that the Western Union and Mutual Union were to be consoli- dated and that the consolidation was to begin here, was utterly without foundation, The Chronicle corres- pondent also learns from excellent AHA posed general strike of telegraph op- erators is also a canard. THE LAND LEAGUE. “Irieh World" Closes the Fund. Spoctal Dispatch to Tus B, New Ycrk, October 6. The Irish World cabled Patrick Egan, treasurer of tha Land League, Paris, 8§17 424, maki total of &342 0648 remitted for the Land League by The Irish World, With this issuo it closes the fund. The editor's reason for this is that there is no longer a Land League in existence. The Yeollow Jach. h to Tix Bee. iroN, October 6.--The na- tional board of health is informed that there were fifty-six new casea of yellow fever in Pensacola, Fla., yos- terdsy and three deaths, i Thurlow Weed Bettor. Special Dispateh to The Dee. New Yok, { ctober 6,—Physicians report +he condition of Thurlow Weed wuch improved this afternoon. PFlatt Will Rua Special dispateh to Tk Tk, soukeernk, N. Y., October 6, —Piate Carpenter has sent & letter accepting the nomination for lieuten- ant governor, o SRy Rolling Mills Close Special Dispateh to Tux Bex, CINCINNATI, October 6.—All the men at the Globe and Anchor rolling mills, Newport, Ky., stopped work this morning. The trouble originated in a construction by the proprietors of Anchor mill of the price list and its conditions. As the mill owners claim they have put a plaia and correct con- struction on the agreement, they will not yield and all the mills will be closed to-morrow. Thoe “Lee” Viotims. Specisl Dispacch to Tns Bun. VicksBURG, October 6.—TkLe ofticers of the steamer Ed. Richardson report the recoveay of the bodies of victims of the Lee disaster, as follows: A white man known as Jack Owen; Mochett (colored), third pastry cook; K rdoff Swanson, carpenter; Martha Webb (colored), third chambermaid; an unknown white man; infant of Dan Searles; white man, unknown; QOphelia Jones (colored), third cham- bermaid; William Westerlake, second engineer; John Brown (colored), sec- ond cook; Scott Cox, cabin boy* Sam Brown, rouster; Miss Eva and Joe Allen. All were buried at Yucatan Landing. The bodies of Miss Allen and Searles’ infant will be removed to-morrow. — eso———— A IBr ‘Woman Dies: Epeciul Dispatck to Tu Bre. Baxrer Springs, Kan,, October 6. —A fire this morning destroyed the residence of Mr. Rosecranz, at Low- ell, four miles west of here, and two of his daughers, aged 7 and 17, per- ished in the flames. The oldest one +had succeeded in getting out of the burning building with her mother, when sh~ rushed back for her little sister and had dragged her through the smoke to the head of the stair- way, when the floor fell with a crash and both were pitched headlong into the burning mass below. Collision ot Trains. Bpecial Dispatch to Tus Bxn. & Cevar Rarrps, Ia., October 6,— A freight and wrecking train on the Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern collided to-day, wrecking sixteen cars and both engines. Loss estimated at $40,000. No one was seriously hurt, The cause of the collision is that the conductor of the freight neglected to examine the train register. Colorado Pnol Roads. Sjcial Dispateh to Tix lre, Cuicaco, October 6.—The general managers of the Union Pacific, Bur- lington, Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe and Denver & Rio GranZe railroads meet here Monday to consider per- centages for a pool between Missouri river points and Denver. Two con- forences to this end have already been held, but agree- ment was defeated by the demand of the Union Pacific that the Burlington build no more road in Oolorado. It is understood the Union Pacific has abandoned this point, and it is thonght probable a pool will formed. — e 2 The Georgia Election Special Dispatches to Tun Bxx AuGusTa, October 6, —Thir- teen coanties in this district give Stephens 10, majority, Three other counties to hear from will make it 12,000. Stephens majority in the state is 60,000, Stephens to-day sent the governor his resignation of the oftice of congressman of the Eighth Georgia district. Tho election to fill the vacancy 1s ordered for November Tih., Gastrell, defeated cendidate for governor, will contest the election, not with the hope of gettivg 1o, but to show alleged fravds and intimidation, WasHingron, D, C., October 6.— G. B. Henderaon, sccretary of the republican central comumittee of this city, received to-night a telegram from A, E Buck, chairman of the republican state committee of Geor- gis, saying in behalf of General Gart- rell, he will contest the election of Stepens upon several grounds, viz: bribery of voters at the polls, open and notoricus intimidation, false sounts by ors failing to open eral counties ac- nd voting of eonvicts guard, some of whom were ors Ho says he will summon mavy wituzeses, including Senator Brown, and asserts the charges wmade will be fully sustsined. the world for Outs, talt Rheum, Fe. r, Chapped Hands, 'Chil Bruises, ver Bores. authority that the story of the pro-| ¥, G nd all skin eruptions, and positively cures piler. 1t is guaranteed to five satisfaction & thy ;al‘ubudl:cd. rice, 25 cents por (¥, for sale fbyliC, odman blains, Carus, 3o be | Osmandi on all NEB. SATURDAY MORD 95 Merchants “and Dealers Throughbut the Entire West afe Invited to Visit the Mammoth Establishment owned and Occupied by R.L.M’DONALD &GO, WHOLESALE DRY - GOODS, Notions and Furnishing Goods, ST. JOSEPEL, MO. The Br of the celebrated ghtest Lighted, Best Appointed Jobbing House in America, contalning the §4 arost Stock of Dry Goods and Notions west of tho Mississippi. Sole manufasturors B, 4 McDonald’s Overa,lls, Duck, Denim and Cottonade Pants, CYCLONE ULSTERS, LINED SUITS AND CHEVIOT SHIRTS, In all styles now popular with the Trade, Absolutely the best Goods in the Market and at BOIT"TONM EFIRICIES. Western Merchants can more than save their expenses a visit to this Mammoth stock be- fore buying their Fall Bills. Traveling agents, with extensive lines of samples, visit all prominent towns throughout the west, and will call upon any merchant any- where upon receipt of a request so to do. The most careful attention tion guaranteed, R. L. McDONALD & CO., St. Joseph, Mo, for samples. emember Send orders by mail, or write iven to orders, and satisfac- FOREICN NEWS. The Preliminary Examinabien | of the Bgyptian Rebels Bogan. { J The Khedive Distributing | Medals to All With a | Lavish Hand. The Spirit of Vindictiveness Against Arabi Growing: Less Bitter, The Negotiutions For Peace Be- The Usual Variety of News From Other Lands. THE ENGLISH IN EGYPT. Special Dispatches to Tas Bxx, THE CLAIMS OF GREECE, AtHgss, Octower 6.—All powers assent to the claim of Greece to send a commission to Egypt to assist in the deliberations of the commission which is to fix the indemnities for sufferers by the bombardment of Alexandria, Great Britain took the initiative, vrg- ing the right of Greece to be repre- sented. WATER FAMINE. Sukz, October 6.--The acarcity of water causes much saffering here, What water remains in the canal is putrid, Many persons are sick with fever. THE SHEREEF OF MECCA, CoxsrantiNorLe, October 6, —Ar- noul Ferik, the newly appointed grand shereef of Mecca, proceeded thither to-day. THE VICTORS AND THE VANQUISHED, Carro, October 6.—The examina- tion of Mahmoud Femi Pasha and Toulba Pasha Lagun to-day. Sultan Pasha has received a gift of 110,000 as a reward for his loyalty. The khe- dive has expressed his intention to confer the decoration of the order of British officers of rank, major general and above, en- gaged in the Egyptian campaign, and that of the order uf Medijidie on all officers halow the rank or major-gen- eral, BETTLING THE LORSES, ALexaNDRIA, October 6--The Egyp- tian Gaz>tte says, in consequence of representations made by one of the great powers, two commissions will be appointed to fix the amount of in- demnity for losses sustained by for- cigners in Kgypt during the rebellion, THE WORST SOLUTION, Cainro, October G.—The European resideuts and Egypuians regard a re- tarn to the system of juiut control as the worst possible solution of the difficulties of the eituation, NO GENUINE DOCUMENTS convecting Arabi Pasha with the out- rages in Alexandria have yet been dis- oovered, The spirit of vindictive- ness against Arabi Pasha is growing less general and less bitter. It is stated an Koglish barrister named Lambton has arrived to defend Arabi, | GENERAL FOREIGN NEWs GERMANY'S ELECTION, BesLiN, October 6.—Various sec- tious of the liberal party count with some confidence on gaiviug eeventy | seats from the conservatives i the forthcoming elections, FAILED, Loxpox, October G.—Thomas Bol- ton & Co., cotton spinuers at Black- | burn, have fatled with liabilities of £33,000, THE TEANSIT OF VENUS, Bouriamrron, October U. — The steamer Durban which satled for Cape of Good Hope to-dsy, had on board ! Professor Newcomb and party seut by I the United States government to| Katie Fletcher recond, Golden Plover observe the transit of Venus. ENGLISH RACES. Loxpox, Ooctober 6. — Kampton park Cambridgeshire trial handicap was won by Toastmaster, (1og$lon se0- ond, Theophrate third; Keene's Gold- en Gate was unplaced. MOVING FOR REFORM. Toronto, October 6.--The trades and labor council to-night adopted a platform looking to representation in | parliament by trade unions, equal pay for equal work for both sexes, short- ening of the hours of labor and exten- sion of the franchise. CHILI AND PERU. Buenos Avres, October 4.—Peace negotiations between Chili and Peru are broken off because of the refusal of Chili to abate any of her demands. ‘W asHINGTON, October, 6.—The Pe- ruvian minister has expressed the opinion that the dispatch received and published to-day from Buenos Ayres, reporting the breaking off of the peace negotiations between Peru and Chili, is later in date than the private dispateh received by him from Guay- aquil last night, and gives the result ot vhe negotiations which the corres- pondent reported as in progress at Arequipa between President Calderon and the Chilians, A POLITICAL EVENT. BeruiN, Ootober 6,—Von Pattaka- mer, minister of the interior, was present at the electoral meeting of conservatives Wednesday., The fact excited comment, as Prussian minis- iters have hitherto invariably held aloof from such meetings. o -~ ‘Wrecked on the Mexloan Coast. Spucial Dispatch to T Bex New Ogrneans, October ¢ —-The Times-Democrat special from quaran- tine, says the steamship Atlantic brought from Vera Cruz forty-seven sailors from five Norweglan vessols and four sailors from one American vessel, Commodore Dapont, which were all wrecked on the Mexican coast during the fula of September 9th, OFf seven vessels riding at anchor oft Tam- pico, Pueblo Nuevo, Mexico, five of them went ashore and were total wrecks, breaking upon the shelving beach. The barometer began to fall Friday and both anchors were let go on each vessel, but the force of the wind was 80 great that the vessels dragged on the shore in a short time and broke to pieces No lives loat, ~ e - A Distinguished Visitor. Speclal Dispatch to Tus B New Youk, October 5. —President of Gautemala, J. Rufino Barrios, and secretary, leave Saturday morning for San Francisco, The president’s car will bo attached to the limited train, which will be in Chicago about 10 a, m. Sunday. e The IWeek's Failures. Spoctal Dispatch to Tus B, New York, October 6.—Failures , one-half mile, Ada Barr fir-l,l old third; time, 50§, BRIGHTON BEACH RACES, BrianroN Bracn, October 6. —First race, three-quarters of a mile, Little Kittie first; time, 1:18, Second race, mile and one-eighth, There was a long delay at the start, owing to the fractiousness of R. Monce, who threw the jockey out of the saddle several times. Bouncer first, Poachamie second, Ida B. (the favorite) third; time, 1:69. Thied race, mile and a quarter, Nina first; time, 2:16. The judges y were dirsatisfied with the runuing of Edwin A., the favorite, and declared all bets on that horse off, the money being returned. Fourth race, mile and a quarter, Jim McGowan first; time, 2:12}, The winner sold in the field, Fourth race, three-quarters of a mile, Nimblefoot first, Kuight Temp- lar ((avorite) second, Hostage nmfi; time, 2:16]. Nimblefoot sold in the field. Mutuals paid $275. FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE TRACK. Banaor, Me., October 6. —At the fair grounds at Mouroe to-day, Adel- bert Kelly, of Newbury, was killed in attempting to stop a runaway trot- ter. The horse came in collision with a double team and oene o, the horses was killod, the suldy shaft passing through his neck. — - — TELEGRAPH NOTES. Spocial Dispatches to Tuk Brk: PritankLriia, October 6,- A warrant for the arrest of another alms house con- teactor has been insued. New Yok, October 6, The building No. 45 in Brondway was damaged by fire this afternoon to the extent of 120,000 Ponrrann, Me., October 6.~ The clos- ing session of the board for foreign mis- sions took place this morning, Wasinaion, October 6. -An incen- diary fire broke out in Warrington at 2 a . Nine buildings were destroyed, Most of the bu t of the town is gone, T'he na nfe, P Bupreme Court of Nebraska. Gartell vs, Stafford, Motion for re- hearing overruled. The following causes were submit ted: Michael vs, Fedawa, Proscott vs. Jones, Seoles vs. Paine & Lepin. Bowen vs, Billings, Republican Valley railroad company vs. Bayer. Error from Furnascounty. Dismissed. Opinion: 1. Where a summe.s in error is di- rected to the shertf of u particular county, it cannot be served by a pri- vate person, unle:s appointed for that purpose by such shenff, 2, A court or judge may for cause THE NATIONAL CAPITAL. Csnpressman Kasson Announces the Withdrawal of Blaine From the '84 Race. His Friends, However, Propose to Dictate the Nomines of the Convention. lowa’s Five Per Cent. of Land Salos Awaits tho Action of Congress. The Immense Business of the Mo Order Division of the Postofice. Blaine' Por Preside: pecial th«u::'l?';l‘u B, | % 23§ Wmumfrun, October 6.—Con- gresaman Kasson, who is here said to-day that Blaine and his friends recognized that it would be folly for him to try to secure the republican nomination 1v 1884 He will there- fore not be a cindidate for that nom. ination. He and his friends however intend to dictate tho nomines, and Blaine expects to resnme his place as socretary of stao undor him. ‘Uhen he will be revengod. Kasson inti. mated that the man whom Blaine in- tonded to have nominated for presi- dent is Senator Allison, of Towa. IOWA'S FIVE I'ER CENT, WasHiNGToN, October 6, —Payment by the government to Iowa of b per cent of the net proceeds derived from sales of public lands of that state has been deferred by the department of the interior principally on the ground that the question will be subject to congressional consideration, and pend- ing its disposal the secretary prefors not to enter into the merits of the. claim, The dscision is based upon the application presented by ex (iov. Lowe, of Iowa, now acting in the capacity of state attorney. MONEY ORDER BUSINESH, After deducting all expenses there will bea net revenue of more than $£300,000 from the business transacted by the money order division of the postoflice, the last fiscal year. THE TREASURE BOX Tne Bigres. Sale Ever Moved in Om- aha. shown appoiot & person to serve a particular process, but a ju peace has no authority to person to serve a suminons issued out of the supreme court. 8, Where an alias summons was is- sued and served atter the expiration of a year from the rendition of the this week 111, of which 8 occurred in New York city, The priocipal assign- ments here are those of Blake, Mc- Mahon & Co. and Blake & Mahoney in the iron trade, which created quite a ripple of excitement in that interest, SFORTING Special Dispatehics to Turk ek, CHICAGO RACES, Cuicago, October 6 —Fourth day of Chicago driving park race meeting, Weather cool and cloud, track fast, attendance fair, First race, three quarters of a mile, all ages, Avalon first, Eva K, socond, Malasine third; time, 1:17, Second race, one and & uarter wile, all ages, John Davis firat, Topsy [ nd, Bonnie Bird third; time, 2:09. Third race, one and three-quarter miles, Bernice firat, Bonnio Bird sec ond, Ouply two ran. Time, 3:14, Fourth race, steeple chuse, one and throe-quarter wiles, Edwson first, Athestone second, Eva A, third; time, 8:20. Fifth race, one wile, all ages, Brad first, Harry Gilmore second, Sullivan third; time, 1;43. Bixth race, for maiden two-year- judgment; held—it gave the court no jurisdiction, Gibson vs. Parlin, Error from Douglas county, Aflirmed, Opinion Lake Ch, J 1, The holder of & promissory note is notrequired to resort to his reme- dy agsist the maker before he may proceed to collect it from the iu- dorser, 2, And when the indoiser b 8 | waived a demand, protest and not of non-payment, right of resoy acorues sgainst him as soon as note 1s due, tho | ever bro 3. The iudorser cannot, like a | surety, call upon the holder of & i to proceed and collect it of maker, | 4, Inconstruing a pleading, the is that it must be taken moet s.rong againet the ploader. | When your wife’s health is bad, when your children are sickly, when | you feel worn out, use Brown's Iron Bitters, il =L | Niw York Diy Goobs Sroke. | ) Niw Goovs! New Goovs! New Goops!!! ) A Bek reporter who was walking up Douglas street yesterday saw in the street in front of Stubbendorft’s, what appeared to be a house in pro- cess of moving from one part of town to another. Baldwin's house movers were at work on it with teams, cap- stan, block and tackle, On nearer in- gpection it wae discovered to be the iron vault for the new Omaha Nation- sl Bauk, an enoimous msss weighing 144 tous. It was beiny bauled from ths depot to its future position in the big bank on tracks used for moving buildings, the work being dune under the supervision of T. J. Baldwin, It is the lurgest picce of iron work in the sha of & bank wale or vault ht to Owah, iS A SURE CURE for all diseases of the Kidneys and L | V. R e pecilo action on this most tm; t tabling it to throw off torpid ‘etiiating the healthy secrotion . Bile, and by keeping the bowels in free tion, eifecting 1t4 rogular discharge, Taria, Lo mtring fow AIArIAu wiiuria, havethoonilla, ous, dyspeptic, or constipated, Kid: Sy Wort will surely rellave & quickly surv. 3 1% this season to cleanse the Byutem, every uld take 8 thorowgh 00w of it. KIDNEY-WORT