Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 28, 1882, Page 1

A SRR “n ?'l".l‘l ® T30 OMARA DAILY TWELFTH YEAR CRAND SALE. oot AW INT Shoes Heimrod & Dormann Will begin their grand eale of Boots and Shoes this day and continue for two weoks. Look at Qur Prices. For Five Dollers you can buy a pair of the colebrated Hartford Boots| The actaal value of theso boots is EIGHT DOLLARS. And, remember we ohallenge tho world to producs better boots for the same money. We are instructed by the Manufac- turer to Warrant Every Pair to be superior to any ever brought to this marlket. WE HAVE ALSO REDUCED Men's Paina Kip Boots, $2.50, worth 3,50, Mon's Patna Kio Bnofs, $2.00, worth $2 50. Boys’ Boots, §1 50, worth $2.50. Youths’ Boots, $1 25, worth $l 75. Grain Lerther Boot, extra long leg, $4.50, worth $b 50. Veal Calf Boots, $4.50, worth $5.50. Veal Calf Boots We havs but a fow Pair Left. Original Price §3.00. We will close them out at $1.50. Wa havo also o smail lob of Women’s Shoes, worth $2.00, wa will close oui at ONE DILLAR. Re- member we havebut few pair loft. A fize lot of Ladie’s Shoes $2.00 worth $2.50. Misses’ Sh'c'>es, $1.00, worth $1.50. Childrens’Shoes 360 to $1.00. A FULL LINE OF RUBBER BOOTS AND SHOES, or Men, Ladics, Children, Boys, Girls, Bte. A complete atock of L 1RIR EFRISS of avery doscription. HEIMROD & DORMARR Grocers AND Liquor Dealers. OALIFORNIA PEACHES, CALIFORNIA CHERRIES CALIFORNIA APRICOTS, CALIFORNIA PLU \H . OALTFORNIA PEARS, CALIFORNIA SUCARS. Heimrod & Dorma I FOR FLAVORING EXTRACT! ROYAL BAKING POW D..l., OLD GOV, JAVA COFFEE, COSTA RICA COFFEE, GOLDEN RIO COFFEE, Heimrod & Dmmaun CELEBRATED SCHUYLERSNOWFLAKE FLOUR WARRANTED, HEI'?ROD & DORMANN, FRESH COUNTRY BUTTER, FRESH COUNTRY EGGS, FRESH COUNTRY VEGETABLES, HEIMROD & DORMANN, HEIMROD & DORMANN, (Successors to Fred. Lange.) ) | however | JuCeING THE JURORS. Attorney General Brewster Deter- mined to Punish His Defamers, Warrants Issued for the rest the Foroman of the Jury. Ar- wiwyer Welle' Inveetigation Piaicly Shows His Crim- inal Record. Another Chapter on “Our Prepar- ednoss” for Forelgn War. CAFITAL NOTES. Spoctal Dispatchos to Tie Bns, FOREMAN DICKSON IN THE TOILY WasniNeroN, October 27.—A war- rant was issved this evening for the arrest of Wilhlam Dickson, on the af- fidavit of Juror MoNelly, for endeav- oring to impraperly inflaencs the vor- dict of the Star route jury. Another warrant wasissued for his arrest on the uffidavit of Brewster Cameron, with the afli lavits of Henry A Bowen, and Judge Wilson W. Hoover, attach- od as exhibits, charging Dickson with conspiracy with Goorge W. Driver and others io get money from the United States throngh Brewster Cam- eron, for the- purpose of impeding juatice. DICKSON AT HOME, Dickson at midnight stated he had not haard of the issuance of the war- rant for his arrest until a late hour to-night, Thoy have not yet been served and he could be found at home in the morning, 1t is under- stood the warrants were handed to the cfficers with instructions not to serve until to-morrow. The most diligent search for K. C. Saow, charg ed with attempting to iufluesce Jurer Doniphan, failed to even furnisha clue to his whereabouts. It is thought Foote 1s in Washington endeavoring to arrange to furnish bail. Payne has not aucceeded in procuring bondsmen and is still in jail, DICKSON AND (HE JURY, Special Counsel H. H., Wells, inves- tigating the attempts to bribe jurors in the star route trial, says, in his re- port to the attorney general, of. Juror Dickson’s sworn statcm:nt of August 23], that “It was to be used, not by his own prote-tion against auch sssaults, (bribery bysBow on and Cameron), but as a means of persuading hlis fellow jurymen intoa verdict of acquittal, and was accord- ingly 80 used, after the jury had re- tired and when they were considering their verdict, and in violation of the instructions of the court.” The re- port continues: *‘The testimony of J udp Hoover vonfirming in vital par- oulars the account givoe by Comsrs on lud Bowen of the inr>rview with Dickson, seems to remove all reason- able doubt as te what this alleged bribery transaction really was, and appears to show the fore- man of that jury was most active of all its members in the discussions and manipulations an- tecedent to the verdict. He was not bribed or attempted to be bribed by Bowen, It seems to show he entered into the discussions with that person in @ manner plainly intended as an invitation to bribery; that he sought Cameron und:r the pretext but with thy purpose of inviling disouseion, suggestions or intimations which might afeorwards be placed beforo the jury with the purposn of prosuring a vordict of acquittal A ROBBERY OF DIAMONDS, silks, laces, velvels, etc., to the ex- tent of $5,000 was committed at the house of Gen, Sturgis at the soldiers’ home. The trunks of Lookathe Browmard, French governess, wete found pioked with the missing prop- octy: &3,000 worth of diamonds have . bieu recovered, COAST DEFENSES, General H, G. Wright, chiof of en- ginee U. 8. A,, in his annual re- port gives a detailed account of the condition anud needs of all fortifica- tio; On the subject of seacoast de- fensw the report says: defensn ‘»f the Usited States against maritime ttack foe many yesrs must depend up nthe finishing of the Barbetts batteries dacignod long ago, but with such modificati us as will mln t them reception of the twelve.inch rifled gun rece nlarged carriage, same time give seourity to the migizin , that it will be necessary to ake ready without dluy (0 apply one system of t { havbors, proparing bomb otrial opera'ing room: and deep musonry ¢ s extending there- from to th water line neoded fav the purpose. “Our unpreparcdness” for war is shown, and it is stated that pow rfal in pumbers and valor our army rasy be, with ub the aid of fortifications and theie ‘1‘l'ull of ¢ sesboard |ships of a we foe, & | while relisuce vau be had 1n no other mode of defense, u defense by fortifi- cations aud torpedoes is the most efficient, most enduring and least ex- pensive THE POSTOFFICE DFPARTMENT DECIDES that the privilege accorded publishers of eecond-claes matter, namely, to print upon the wrappers of the = peri- »dical the request, “'Ii the same be not called l-nr in a limited time, 1t may be delivered to any oue of tho class named,” cannot be extended to sond- ers of {hird-class matter. -~ Terrifio Min» Explosion Bpocia! Dispatch to Tu Bas. WiLkessorrE, Penn,, October 27, — At Pine Ridge shaft of the Delaware and Hudson coal company this after poon, two miners, Govern Burt and . ((.rumrl{ ()\IAIL\ NEB ) bla Josion, In B WOro over one v oaped. Burt vore blown into the dump tned to death, The mine tire but the flames wore ex- tinguished, LEADING HEFURMh Benator Windom Squsrus Him- gelf on an Anti-Monopoly Platform, ex ud nd Lamt ho! » an took Ba RS, And Pronounnoes for Civil Service Roforme=Cornell's Con= gratulations. Windom on Party Issues Special dispatch to Tnre Brr, Minxearorss, October 27, —Senator Windom, in a speech at Spring Valley, outlined what he claimed to be the polioy of the republican party of the country. The issue of tariff, he said, causes difforences of opinion in both parties, but it does not create discord in the republican party, The luxuries of the nation should bear a larger share of the tariff and give benefit to the necessaries. We must not tinker with the rariff by making it free trade. 1t is a question which should be care- fully guarded. The democratic party charges republicans with failing to re- duco the tariff, but do not show whot they did in their six years of power, They reduced tho tariff on quinine, but 1t raised in price soon after and has always remained so. The repubiican party is charged with being in favor of monopoly; both par- ties are guilty of that. Congress has power to break down monopolies, not railroad directors, and people can and will demand it of congress. Iam an anti-monopoliat, and will vote for any bill that will prevent monopoly. As to the southern question, I am hope- ful of a more perfect union of the north and south. When the south- erners got to work and atop whittling dry goods boxes and cursing Yankees, they will forget their antagonism, and that time is coming soon. Mr. Windom declared that the repub- lican party had raised the oredit of the nation to s standard above all other countries. Oar nationsl bank syatem is the best in the world. Re- ferring to civ:l scrvice reform, he says, “I am a civil service reformer to wmy boots, and will exert my utmost ability to promote it. We tax our of- ficlals for public purposes; trae, we have, but will never do so again. My idea of civil service reform is to have each state entitled to a certain num ber of appeiatments, have a commit- teo to examine the candidates, and let ths most competent men bo given positions of trust. The republican party is to inaugurate civii service re- form. I believe it will doit, and give the United States the best civil service in the world.” ‘The Brewars’ Camypaiga. | Gngeind Dismctoh e Tie Bae Onicaco, October 27.—The Braw- ers’ associntion of this city to-day gent circulars to nominees for congress aud state legislatures, propounding questions as to their standing on the question of prohibition, with the un- derstanding that stlence will be con- strued as opposed to the tenets of tho association, and would therefore be subjeot to ita opposition at election. CORNELL ON CORRUPTION The Alarming Features of the Politics of To-day. Spocial Dispatch to Tux Bax. Aupany, N. Y., October 27.—Tho foliowiug letter of Gov. Cornell was made public to-day: DEAR S15: —Although personally a stran- ger, will you permit me to offer my re. spectfu! and sincera con;ratulations on the manly and honorable stand you bave ta. ken in declinit g to cecure a s-at in con. gress under conditi ns rquired of yon by focal party manager:¥ Tne tendency of recen’, years is to secu e political results by corrupbing voters, The extravazant ex- penditures of money is ono of tho ‘most Wlarming features of cur wholes e demonstrati mindad cit zen refases to enojursgo ti i disgeaceful and corroding system, Your position, in the opinion «f all good citi zens, iy far more honorable than a Joze terms in congress, a8 the result of biilery and corruntion, With sincere respeot and esteem, Yours very truly, ';\l.u\z-: B, Corngiz when & high To Yon, L W. Cronkhite, oV — Ths ¥ooville Lunatics, Special Dispatch to Tur Bek, Cunicaco, Osiober 27,—In the Sco- villo insauity csse to-day, Louis Soo- villo, #ou of tho nlleged demented, teslified he believed his mother insane because she persisted in the notior ne could write books aud lecture suc- cossfully, and because sho ran a board- ing hosuo when she waa losing money Mrs, Sooville Harper testifisd hor mother had told her Awmoron, that he loveable man thay died for lave of her, While this wit- ness was under cross examination, her husband, apparcitly r the-in- flaonce of liquor, ma rbauce 1 gourt, say1r » was there to pro- teot his wifs vas comm''tad for {on days f5 ¢on .anpt, closed Lie evidencs, and the atturac,s made otnes arguments to the jury, A SBubjsot for Hemp Bpocial Dispateh 1o Tus Jxs Kansas City, October 27,—The Jouraal's Albuquerque (N, M), speo inl eays: To-night in a trivial quarrel abouta hat, Tom Lynch, a gambler, slugged C. 8. Forris over the head with a loaded cane, fracturiog his skall, Ferris is now in a dying con- dition, Lynch was captured by the officers after a hot chase. He was a member of the notorious gang of Coulley Rustler, which had headquarters at Leadville, The leader of that gang was csught aud hung, but Lynch escaped and came to New Moxico, If Kerris dies Lynch will be hanged before mornmg ——— Petor Lamb entered the abandoned portion to procure old iron. Upon their hats were naked lamps. The & W. Cor. 13tk and Jackson Bts lights came in contact with gas and “Qouun on Rats." Olears out rats, mice, roaches, flies, ants, bed bugs, skunks, chipmuuks, gophers. 16c. Druggists. 'l‘l’hDA§ \1()1{\1]\( OCTOBER 2% 18452 and Occupied by R.L. W'DONALD&GO., WHOLESALE RY - GOODS, Notions and Furnishing Goods, ~AT— ST. JOSEPH, MO, The Brightest Lighted, Best Appointed Jubbing Honse in Amoerioa, contalning the argost Stock of Dry Goods aud Notious west of the Mississippi. Sole manufacturers of the celebrated ; 113 Merchants and Dealers Throughout the L_Htlr‘c West are Invited to Visit the Mammoth Establishment owned McDonald's Overalls, Duck, Denim and Cottonade Pants, CYGLONE ULSTERS, LINED SUITS AND GHEVIOT SHIRTS, In all styles now popular with the Trade, Absolutely the best Goods in the Market IBO IO N ERPER I CIERSS. Western Merchants can more than save their expenses a visit to this Mammoth stock be- fore buying their Fa Il 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. Th= most careful attention tion guaranteed, R. L. McDONALD & CO. for samples. THE LYONS DIN. A Deep-Rooted Conspiracy Shows its Head in the Silk Metropolis, The Anarchist Mob Threaten to Devour the Towa with Fire and Sword. 4 Chance for Gambetta to De- clare Himse.f the Savior of the Country. Complete Returns of the Con. snrvnuva Victory ‘n “Garmany., The Reports of Cruelty to Egyptian Prisoners Greatly Ex= aggerated. A Varlety of General News, . FRENCH CONSPIRATORS Speclal Cable t) West ra Assoc'atod Pross. THE ANAKCHIST MOB, Lyons, October 27,—Tho anarchist conspiracy has taken deeper root than was suspected, and this nmruiuu the situation is very tical. Citizons are panic stricken of the revelations made yosterday of the local strength | and far-reaching power of desperate men, who consutuio the or '.mllunn, and consider an outbreak almost in- evitable, A mob formed in the streets and in addition to throats against the republican noway ,BOW direct their venom ageiust banks and public buildings, which arej carefully | guarded, but by an inadequate force, | of cables. that would not be able o |.rutu the property, if the riotors mads anything | | like a dotermined aticmpi to over : power them, The condition of affsirs | here add new and unforesecn difticul- | ties to Grevy's positton 1t isnot un- | likely amunister:a! erisis wil ba preo tited snlthe ro dent himsclf will visable s 801 us semble, Thisj feature ¢ being much digsussid | vices from Paris iadica view is held in many qu ored ad- | mbers £3- | 4 ho oaso i ro, and ad- hie snme s therc A CHANCE FOR OAMD Beruin, October 27 a lively discus among politicians of tho va uons regarding tho rov movement which has g0 earie unexpectedly developed Thoy eonenr in expressio that Gambatta will profi. by break in Lyons and will portunity to step to the fr clere himsolf to be a savior of society and apostle of peace to his country, THE 8128 OF THY BOCIETY. Bpoctal Dispaich to Tus I Paris, 0 rman iing on | ous fac utionary uly wnd in France, ho opinion the out- 3 the op- 1% and de- ) or &7 semi-of - mhll‘uu lorable events wes, and at Lyow , only isolated ocourrences, and pre. ceded irom the instigation of an or- ganize dunom\mu which has its head and for its prineipal leaders men who reside outside this nation. This so- ciety has unfortunately extended its ramifications into and throvghout France during the last four yoars. Notwithstanding the footho!d it has gained, however, there is 1o ground for any alarm as to its eoffcct on so- ciety, since the government is watch- ing 1ts proceedings and preparing to protect the public sgainst any out Lrlnl‘ that may be contemplated. THE LATEST FROM LYONS. Lvons, October 27.—The auarchist prisoners are again under eXamina- tion, but with the greatest obstinacy persist in their refusal to auswer a sivgle question put to them. The streets continue to be deserted after dark. Bome of the theaters are | luxly | of Crown Prine closed and cavairy are p.\tm)hng (ho stretts, Tho police disoovered a dynamite manufactory in tho suburbs of the city. MASTER CABINET MAKERS, Pants, Ostobor 26 —A meeting of (ho syndicats of chamber master binet makers has decided to close their worshops Monday unless work- men consent to raise the prohibition upon interdicted workshops and re- sumo o systom of direct agreement between workmen and employes with- out the intervention of an executive commission of workmen, IF the workmon refase tho terms, 20,000 will bs prompily locked out, and the grav- ity of tho crivis will thereby be greatly increased, ADVANCE OF WAGES, MancHEsTER, October 27.—A con- ference of mivers recommend the a | cpntanes of ten per cont adya: wutre Uiderct, ta oraer w avod a strike. Thirteon thousand minors at Wigan accepted ten per ceat. PROTECTING CABLES, Paris, Oclober 27.--Tho cable confevenco will submit to all govern- monts representod, the draft of the international treaty for the protection JOKERS WORK, Paris, Ostober 27,--Friends of the roment now admit that the im- menae number of threatening lettera which passed through the postoftice at Monteceau, Lesc-Mines, Chalons and Lyons, nee the work of practical jokers and enemies of tho republic who wish | to raise a rcare, GERMANY. Spocial Dispateh to Tik Bes, BISMARCK'S FRIENDLY POLICY, Benuiy, October 27.--A leading editorial in the Norddeuloche All- gemeine % itung deolares, in 8o many words, tha! the German government condemns the unfriendly attitude of the Garman pross, and more parlicu- of Tho Uologne Gazotte, toward the B itieh government, Tho result ! of such hoatity will be inevitably to frustrato t vernment’s hmndly and the attitado towards Eg throughout the troublos i THE 10NN Brrus, Ootob s from 425 el ~=Tho latest re- tions in Ruesia »w the following re- ea roturned 188, 3 46, con iy, cr parly ad: | herents 92, natiousl liberals 63, sescs m progrossiats 38, Poles 17, ) Gislphs 3; other liborals b, ocrats 1, doubtful 6 COMMENTS ON THE ELECTION, Benriy, October 27.--The liberal pross, commenting on the resalt of the elcctions, admic that the viclory of the cousory o far excecds the worst fears heretofore entertained, 'l he conserval a8, with the ex ception of th organs, speak io a very reserved mann wer of the trinmph of their party. Tho feeling through- out the country is manifested by a considerable dogres of uncasiness in regard to u o fature, The gov " has decided to Ca ,lu ong the river Main ankiort to Mayence, TREATY WITH SERVIA Beruiy, Ostober 27.—Prince « Bis marck has given his approval toe the draft of & treaty of comumcres to be entered into berween Scrvia aud Ger- many., A SOHEME and iv oonaty from ¥ OF GREAT EXTENT atlay of money urpose of snces of which ving a lar has been preparcd which 1s to strengthen the the Baltic against any attack could be made by Russia, THE SILVE® WEDDING Frederick Willlam and his wife, Prinocss Vigtoria of Eugland, will be celebrated the 20th of next Junuary with univeraal bright feativiticn. FULL BETUKNS 4 of the elections have been received, and indicate the return of 136 conser- vatives, 47 freo conservstives, 100 of Send orders by iven to orders, al emember the centre plrty, 18 Poles, G7 na al liberals, 22 secessionists, 33 pro- gressists, The contro and coneerva. tives united number 2306, and as en absolate majority in the house is 217, they consequently havo a good working mpjority, and will bo enabled to pass all measvres brought before the house. Tho United liboral party number 130, and the middle purty 114, The emperor is roported to have signitied his entire satisfaction with the resulta of the el- ection, The goveroment beltoves that it has & majority either by coali- tion with the conservalives or with l{m ultramontar.es or modorate liber- als, EVENIS IN EYGLAND. Special Dispatehes to Tun Bra. TREATMENT OF PRISONERS, LoxpoN, Ostober 27.—Ta the com- mons to-day Dilke stated that Sir Chyrles Wilson, informed tha homea emice he nnd vismted the polttionl prisoners at Cairo and had fouad thst while the prisons were too crowded there wore no complaints of cruelty, and that on the wholo theie was no grouud for the stories that had baen set afloat about abuses to which the prisoners had been subjected in Cairo, AMENDING THE ARREARS BILL Lonnox, October 27, — At the weet- ing of tho Trish parlismentary party to day a resoiation in favor of amend- ing tho arroars of rent bill was passed. Parncll was instructed to ask the the house to set aside a duy for dis- cuseion of the notnal workinge of coercion and the land billa among the Irieh people. If the request 1a graut- od & lively debato may 0 expucted, Tho Irish parlinacifary party agreed on an amend . to extend the timo in which sottlemient can be mada with landlords in respect to rent for 1881, THE PRINTERS' POWER, Spocial Cable to the We tern Associated Precs, Loxnon, Octobor 27.~-Thoe Athenenm states that the real reason for the fail- ure to bring to a sucoenaful is:uo nego- tiations for a copyright convention be- tween Bagland wod Amorica was that the Typographioal Union brought s much preesuro to bear upon the state department that they wore able to hinder the question of the convention from being tranwimited to tho men of tho United Statos for consideration, The Ath w adls thut 8o long as the unconpromisiug protectionists are al- ywed to rule the counetl of tho Typo graphical Union on the other side of ths watcr, thore is littlo resson to hope that alion st vill reguive any consideration in It to bo hoped Ameor romain pasive u DISCU! G CLOTURE ©NDON, October 27.—Inthe house of cowmmons to-day dobate ou the queetion of praceder of procedure was resumed, The waerdmont ex- cluding the committes of supply from he opuration of clot was rejected by vote o) agair Au amend- ment that cloture be not pat into operation until the subject before the house has been properly discussed, agreed to An amend- to substitute for the words *‘evident wsense of the house,” the wor’s ‘‘general senso of tho house” was objeoted {o by Mr, Gladstone and was rejected by a vote f 130 against 75, An amendment that cloture do not wpply unless de- ate be oin the question of privilege | or on busiuess of the house, was re- | jected by a vote of 18D agaiust 73 Dobate was then adjourned, WRECKED, Lonuox, October 27,—Sir Henry | Gore Bootus yacnt Kara, one of the versols which went to the Aretic in search of the Leigh Smith and party has beon wrecked while on the way from Hertpool to Ivenhoe, Eo- gland, all on board were saved, AFFAIRS IN EGYPT Special Lispatchss to Tus Bus. was ment mail, or write nd satisfac- St. Joseph, M from the Sultan which urges the rebel chief to resist the evasion of Kngland and France, or any other foreign pow- ers, and to defend the faith of bis country againat those who busy them- selves to bring lbuut a triumph of adversaries, PALMER'S REMAINS, Camo, Ooctober 27.—~Human re- mains have boen discovered which ara belioved to be those of Prof. Palmer. THE TRIALS, Carro, Ostobsr 27.—The trials of Mahomed Pashs, Samy Pasha, Toulba Pasha and eleven others who ure ac- cused of mardor, pillage and incen- diarism at Alexandria, are t» precede that of Arabi Pasha, CAIRO CLATTER, Camro, Ooctober 27.—-The Dake Connanght has left for England, The falso prophet is reported within three dusys march of Khartaym. A douncil «f miniztors s held w—dAy { IRISH Al’l‘AlRl. Bpecial Dispatekey so/Tux Bxn, TRUE BILLS RETURNED. Dusuiy, October 27.—The grand Jjury roturned o true bill against all peréons who are charged with com. plicity in the Moomstrasna affair, A DESERTER, LoNvoN, Oclober 27, — *“The” 0’Donoghou, liberal member of par- liament, from Tralee, has seceded from Parnell's party. ANOTHER VICTIM, Dunuiy, Ostobor 27.—Walsh, un- dor lifo sentonoee for beirg accessory | to the murder of Constable Kavan- augh, is on his way to Eogland, where he will be confined, INDICTED MURDERERS, Dunuiy, October 27.—The grand jury has returnei a true bill againat ten men charged with murdering the Joyce family. GENERAL FORFIGN NEWS. Spocial Dispatches to Tus Brx, TIE TYROL FLOODS, InsrRUCK, Ocotober 27,—The dam- age to tho inundated districts of southern Tyrol is & million and a half floring, which falls for the most part upon tho poorer classes, A subscrip- tion aggregating a quarter of a million florins has been eubscribed to assist the sufferers. RUSSIA AND THE JEWS. §1. Perevsnire, October 27.—The government of Russia is about to is- sup and send to civie suthorities in placen in the cmpire whero there is any Jewish population, « circular ask-' ing them to furnish for use of the gov- ernmont their views upon the best mothod of solyving the vexed question of harmonizing the Jowish and Rus- sian populations, 1 is supposed the answers to these circulars will have very considerable ixflaence in shaping the policy of the government toward the Jows, AUSTRIAN ANARCHIVTS, Vienna, October 27.--Soventy-five revolutionists were arrested at Udauu, among them a student who had in his posseesion a press and many Nihilist manifestoes, Agravian disturbances occurred in the governmeut of Vol- hymao. A priest has been murdered for distributing the imperial pro- clemation in regard to the Agrarian queation, s Enlaconal Conaress Special Dispateh to Tug Bkk. Ricumosp, Va., October 27.--In the Epiacopal church congress to-day ‘U).n«lmmly and Oriminals” was dis- cusscd at great length both in essays and bim\‘rh\-s. The reqnirements for | eunfirmation were alao discussed and | the congress adjourned. Wei Do Meyer'’s Catarrh Cure | Btops hawking, snuflin unning nostrils, poisoning wucons diippiog in ‘he throat, and pains over the eyos, purifies the breath nud fostaros the volos, terte,smell atd hears ing. An absolute cure for Catarrh and all {its symptoms. Ae effective in cases of twenty years' standing #s in o olds. Dr, Wei De Meyer's ‘Illustral THE SULTAN'S LETTER TO ABABI, Carko, October 27.—A portion of Arabi Pasha's ¢ rrespondence having | been translated by order of the | authorities, a letter has been found ' Tre: llve n bnh\rrh mailed free on re- que ¢, 81.00 of all druggists or de. l; are by D, u Dewey & Co,, 182 Fulton | For sale by F, Q. Goodman, wholssale druggist, Omaha, Neb, ool 28meod&w