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

/ Tue OmanA DaiLy BEE ' { J -WELFTH YEAR. V' LAWS OF THE LAND. A Variety of Important Rulings Issued by the General Land Office. One Which Settles a Contest at Bloomington, Neb. A Dangerons Counterfeit With a Blana Countenanoe Circnla- ting in the Weat. Political Ague Becoming Epidemic Among Certain Officeholders. CAPITAL NOTES. Bpecial Dispatch to Tin Brn. IMPORTANT LAND OFFICE RULINGS, ‘WasuiNaToN, November 14.—Act- ing Secretary Joslyn to-day decided that where a settler has failed to com- ply with the law in making improve- ments, but has tilied the land and his failure to build is shown to have been caused by climatio inflaences, he should be allowed a further period of six months within which to establish residences, Iu the case of Christian F. Ebing- er, of Bloomington, Neb., against Daniel Hearls, Acting Secretary Jos- lyn to-day decided that Ebinger ac- quired no right by presentation of application for timber culture entry during the vacancy in the office of re- ceiver, and that consequently the tract in coyiroversy was unappropria- ted on the day of Hearls’ application. The decision establishes an important precedent which will govern similar cases. Acting Secretary of the Interior Joslyn to-day decided that the s:at- utes restrict a contest against prior timber calture entry to one who seeks to enter it under the homestead on timber culture laws. In the ab- sence of application there is no right of contest, In the decision rendered to-day the acting secretary of the interior holds that a contest for land title instituted by a parent cannot be transferred or inherited by a child, even though 1t shall appear that the contest was in- stituted for the child’s benefit. Commissioner McFarland, in a re- cent decision, declares that where a person has failed to make entry to a tract of land through being misin- Ross, of Jersoy City, who was th lowest responsible bidder, and the contract will ba awarded him Ex-Senator Dorsoy has arrived here fron New Mexico, for the purpose of being present at the commeuvcement of new trial, Senator Lugan left this evening for New York, HIGH OFFICIALS, Secretary Teller is expected to ar- rive here to-night. Secrotaries Lincoln and Chandler are here, Mr. James R. Young entered upon his duties as chief clerk of the depart- ment of justice, to-day. Postmaster General Howe said to- day that he had no intention of re- signing. THE NATIONAL SENATE. A Republican Majority. Beyond a Doubt. Special Dispatch to Trns Brn, Cuicaco, November 14, —OCaretul revision of returns and of estimates of probable results of the election in the nineteen s which will elect sena- tors as soon as their legislatures meet, makes it seem probable there will be a republican majority of from two to four after March 4, Fourteen demo- crats, eleven republicane,ard one inde- pendent leave the senate March 4, There remain 23 democrats, 26 repub- licans, and Mahone. Of the 26 new senators, seven have already been elected, three democats, three repub- licans, and Riddleberger, Tuere re- main 19 senators to be elected, and to control the senate, the republicans need 10 more, while the democrats need 13, After the election in states which are sure to elect republican and democratic senatore, the two parties will be a tie at thirty-six, There will remain to sottle the question, the states of Colorado and Nebraska. The senate would be a tie if Oolorado and Ne- braska should both elect democrats, The oaly chance of the democrats to obtain control of the senate is in the event that both Colorado and N«braska shall elect democrats and that Mahone and Riddleberger shall abandon their republican allies and vote with the democrats. Both these contingencies are unlikely to occur. It is very much more probable that Colorado and Ne- braska will both elect republicans and that Mahone and Riddleberger will continue to act with republicans, in which event the republican majority in the senate will be four. ormed of his rights by local officers, Heas mmand. whan otherwise entitled to make en- | Special Dispatch to Tun Buu. try, will be protected by the depart-| WasHINGTON, Pa., November 14 — ment and lose nothing unless required | Richard Hoffman, of Somerset town- to do 8o by the actual demands of the |ship, has been a cripple for years, aw. being paralyzeéd in his lower limbs so On April 4, 1881, the president is- | that he was compelled to use a wheel sued a proclamation reserving from |chair. Oa last Thursday he crawled 8alo zertain lands in Wisconsin which, | behind a barn, and while engaged in it was thought, would be required for | prayer heard a voice say, ‘‘Arise and reservoir purposes on the headwaters | walk,” He obeyee the command and of the Mississippi and St. Croix | has been walking ever since. rivers. This proclamation was based upon the engineers’ reports. From Cigarmakers’ Btrike. subsequent reports it appears that the | 8pecis! Dispatch to Tas Bxn land reserved will not be required. | DAvVENPoRT, Iowa, November 14.— The president, by another procla- | The employes of Kuhnen's tobacco mation, releases ‘the lands em- | factory struck to-day because of the braced in the former. The acting |reduced wages paid forty girls, assist- secrotary of the interior holds that cash | ant cigarmazers. The reduction was entries of land reserved by the firat|from $2 to $1.50 per thousand proclamation made after the date of (bunches. The number of men en- the proclamation but before llti: recep- | gaged in the strike is 280. tion at the lucal office are *illegal, as L A the proclamation went into effect from s;fl‘; g.fi;;‘;‘.g:;: ennsylvanis. its date and not from its receipt at the 5 ; 3 : PriLapeLPHIA, November 14.— local offica. = The acting secretary has f ¢ th treraits Vot referrod said entries to a bourd for | L.¢ trustees of the university of Pennsylvania held a special - meeting equitable adjudication. to day, The application of Florence Acting Secretary Joslyn has de- |2 ') i Kelley and Frances H, Natchell for cided the case of Williams va. the S ER o B varsiby Rvash not beirs of Hodgman, st Benson, Minn,, | 0 siqored, Provost Popper stating he to be elected to fill a vacancy, thus tieing the board, Mayor Fitzgerald suspended the city olork and ap pointed a clerk pro tem, and the dem ocrats left the room when the roll was being called to organize a new board. The clerk pro tem then recognized the claim of ex-Alderman Morrissy, indo pendent, as holding over, and the board proceeded to organize without the democrats, The courts will be appealed to to settle the matter, e — REFRIGERATO & BEEF. Uncle Rufus’' Compliments to King Wilitam, Special dispateh to Tis Brx. Curcaco, November 14,—In an in. torview this evening Uncle Rufus Hatoh, of New York, said: ““It is re- ported Mr. Vanderbilt has recently organized a company to run refrigera. tor beef from the west into eastern cities, in competition with other re- frigerator companies. If this is true he has no good motives in it and is simply trying to drive other com- panies out of the business. His ob. Ject 18 to restore his stock yard in. terests to the position they held before refrigerator beef agitation began.” Mr. Hatch expressed the opinion that the advantages of refrigerator beef in every way were such that it must win, even though opposed by the millions invested in stock yards at Chicago and eastern cities, The Garfield Monument Fair. Spocial Dispatch 3o Tx Bas New York, November 14 —The committee of the Garfield Monument the people of New York state, eoliciting assistance for the ‘‘erection of a national equestrian monument at Washington to the memory of our late president, James A Garfield.” The committee says: “During the week past we weve in- formed by a committee from the board of direction that the success of the exposttion is already assured, and that but little space remai They greatly doeire our citizens to loau the exposition from their rich and varied collections of art some few of the most noteworthy examples in all branches of fine arts, eapecially paintings. WasHINGTON, November 14 —-The board of directors of the Garfield monument fair met this evening, and received reports from the different committees and state boards, all of which indicate rapid progress in the perfection of final arrangements. ST S AT T Osgood’s Death. Special Dispatch to Tk B, New York, November 14.—George A. Osgood, a son-in-law of the late Commodore Vanderbilt, died to-day at his residence, east Twenty-first street, where he has been ill for some time. He was over 60 years old and OMAHA NEB. WEDN 1SDAY MO THE OLD WORLD. The Prussian Diet Conve ed and King William Speaks En- couragingly. b The Sultan Seriously Flattered by the Boothsayers of Islam. The Longfellow Memorial at Wustminater a Certainty, An Irish Apology to Wolseley—The ‘Westphalia Collision. GENERAL FOREIGN KEWS. Spocial Dispatchcs to Tun B, APOLOGY TO WOLSELEY, Doy, November 14, —Tho Free- man's Journal is out with a leader in which it offers an apoiogy for its recent acousations and harsh lauguage against Wolseloy and against offering him the freedom of the city. . It says Wolseley has wril a letter atatin, it is his earnest desire to sec Irelan a loyal, peaceful and prosperous land. THE SUNKEN STEAMER, Loxpon, November 14 —Captain Ludlow, of the Westpha iy, otates that the steamer with whioh his ves- sel came into collison yesterday burned blue lights at her munst head for two hours after the ccllison oc- " |carred, and that her crew would have ample time to escape. He' believes they must have fl ated their boats, and he is very hopeful that all will be heard from in the course of fime, THE NEW PROPHET oF 1lar, CoNSTANTINOPLE, November 14,— The sultan had a levee to celebrate the 1,300th year of the Mahommedan calendar, which, acoording to the pre. diction of the soothsayers, will give to the world a new prophet of Islam. The new revelation made public by the astrologers assures the sultan that be himself is the Mabdi or new pro- phet of Islam. The celebration of the mystic solemnities s 8o universal that business is at a standstill, and the streets are given upto processions and religious festivals, LANGTRY AND BALLANTINE. Lonpon, November 14 —The World considers New York’s reception of Mrs. Langtry as creditablo to the American republic, from every point of view, wnd at once enthusiastic and discriminating. Sergeant Ballantine will suil for the United States on the 25th of Novem- ber, on a lecturing tour, THE LONGFELLOW MEMORIAL The Prince of Wales will preside at was a stockholder and one of the larg- est shareholders of the Delaware, Lackawana & Western road —_—— A Postmaster Resigns- Special Dispatch to Tur Bxn, DayroN, November 13.—Col. Field- ing Lowry, late postmaster at this city, committed suicide to-day by cut- ting the carotid artery. The cause of his action was inability to meet a defi- clency of $4,324 in his account with he postoftice department, The deficit & amply seoured. A Row Between Sports. Special Dispatch to Tur Bxs, Cuicago, November 14,—The Tol- leston club, of this city, compcsed of many influential and wealthy men, owns several thousand acres of marsh land in Lake county, Indiana. They procured the passage of stringent game laws and eo 1ncurred the enmity in fevor of the hatrs, - Lt appears that | JC0 it Geision” arrivediat at the Hodgman made an entry on the land 3 4 3 last meeting in the case of Miss Crad- of Williams on the ground that Wil-| F®8 BEETNE 08 DO beatingluson liams died and left his entry incom- plete. The acting secretary holds that the heirs should be allowed to complete the entry. POSTAL PENSIONERS, It is believed some of the aged clerks in the postofice department will be weeded out on the first of the month. Many of them are sald to bo incapacitated for duty., The Star says somo removals will also be made because the clerks refused to pay as- sessments. MELVILLE to-day continued the account of his land trip, giving no new or interest- ing points, CONTESTED SEATS, It is estimated there will be fifty contested election cases for the house | of representatives in the next congress. FIGHTING CLERKS, For some time past there has been an unpleasantness existing between the chief clerk of the revenue marine and his deputy, Mr. Trevitt, of New York state, Some months ago the deputy made a desperate attempw to eed the chief, but failed. To-day it was decided to supercede this depu- ty. Itis thought quite probable the assistant appointment clerk will be se- lected to fill the vacancy. COUNTERFEIT SILVER DOLLARS, Chief Brooks, of the secret service of tho treasury department, hes re. ceived a sample of counte Bland silver dollars, which are being exten- sively clrculated, especially in the west. The coin is vory heayily plated, rosists the acid tests unless deeply cut before applied, has a ring similar to the genuwe, and is of the exsot weight, Offisers of the depart meut coosider the counterfeit oue of the most dangerous that has yet ap- peared, CAPT, GEO. T. OLMSTEAD, JR , has been ordered to Prescott, Arizona, to relieve Kirst Lieutenant KFred K Ward, First cavalry, in charge of the | the purpose. these applications quite as much as upon the particular one in question, This was to the effect that it is not ex- pedient at present toafford women acoess to the departments of arts, but that the board of trustees of the university will organize & separate collegiate department for the ample and complete education of women whenever the funds neccssary to defray the expenses of such annex shall be provided. The board believed $300,000 will be certainly required for A resolution declaring thaut any of the dogrees or honors of the university may be conferred upon women who shall pass the proper examinations was offered and favora- bly considered, but it was thought best, however, to refer the matter to w committee. A subscription of §10,- 000 was received from J, B. Lippin- cott for the establishment of a vet- erinary college in connection with the universit The National Grangs. Special Dispatch to Tur Brx. InpiaNarors, November 14 —The sixteeuth seseion of the Natlonal Grange of Patrons of Husbandry will begin in this city to morrow, The National Grange is composed of m: ters, with their wives, of state pranges, About 200 are expreted. North Curoline’s Delegation Special Dispatch to Tuir Bex Raveion, November 14 —Unoffizisl returas from uli counties except Gra ham give Bennett, dem., for congress man at large, 373 majority. Graham is & small county lately formed. It is understood to be democratic, and will probably increase Bennett's majority York, coalitionist, is conceded by the democrats as elected to congress in the Seventh district, over Robbins, dem., and Cooke, rep. The congressional delegation stands: Poole, rep., First district; O'Hara (colored), rep , Soc- ond district; York, coalitionist, Sev- enth district. The democrats elect California and Arizona division of the | the other six representatives, _ of ‘“pot hunters” in that section, In retaliation the latter secured the pass- age of a law making it a misdemeanor to carry out of the state any game shot within its boundaries. A few days ago a couple of poachers were arrested and fined, and now the poachers have retaliated by causing the arrest of Judge Knickerbocker, of the probate court of this city. He has been bound over for hearing on the charge of ille- gality in exporting game from the state, Brave Bear Doomed Special Dispatch to Tux Bxx. Yankron, D. T,, November 14— The president finally refuses to inter- fere in the case of the Indian, Brave Bear, and he will be hung to.-morrow about 11 o'clock, Big Money. Spocial Dispatch to Tuk Bus. New York, November 13,—The value of the estate of the son of Al- exander Hamilton, lately deceased, is about §1,000,000, The heirs have settled their differences, and there will be no contest, Expenditures on the bridge to date, $14,045,684 . —— Mexican Mattors. Special Dispatch to Tia Bex, Oiry o Mexico, November 14,— The committee of congress reported in favor of the acceptance of Vallart's resignation as president of the su- preme court. Dr, Julio Marcias was killed in a duel last night; arms, revolvire; dis- tance, 15 paces, Brooklyn Commercial Smugglers: Special Dispateh to Tik Brk, Orrawa, November 14 --The cus- toms department is considering a large number of cases where false invoices wero made by exporters, to be used to defraud the dominion goveroment when entered for duty at Canadian ports, Saveral invoicas are from New York and several from Chicago, *All ladies who may be troubled with nervous prostration; who suffer Unired States wilitary telegraph line, Lieutenant Ward repairs to this city. DREDGING THE POTOMAC, The secretary of war to-day ap- proved the recommendation of the chief of engineers, that the contract for dredging the Potomac river, near Washington, under the recent act of eongress, be awarded to P. Banford A Politioal $quabble. Special Dispatch to Tus Brx, Troy, N. Y., November 14.—-There is great excitement over the organiza- tion of the board of aldermen, The republicans and indepsndents have 13 members and the democrats 12, The latter, at a meeting of the old board, seated acandidate who clalmed from orgauic displacement; who have @ sense of weariness and a feeling of lagsitude; who are languid in the morning: fu whow the appetite for food 1s capricious and sleep at proper hours uncertain, should have recourse to Mrs, Pinkham's Vegetable com. pound, the Longfellow meeting at the Lyceum, to be held in January. The dean of Woestminster reises no objections to placing the bust of the poetin West- minster Abbey, but there is no room in the poet’s corner beneath the bust table, It will probably be placed near those of Hawthorn, Irving, Prescott, and Motley. THE STEAMER ANGELINA, which was supposed to have foundered | made to political matters. in the North ses, has been signalled as being safe, 4 THE PRUSSIAN DIET. BeruN, November 14,—5he Prus. | beenn reccived from Lord G sian diet was opened tyday bye speech from the throne, :.‘Iu emper- or says the relations of Germany with foreign governments justify the con- viction that the benetits of peace are assured. A loan will be aunounced sufficient to cover the deficit in the budget. Daring the session the gov- ernment will introduce bi'ls for ocer- tain administration reforms, reducing taxation and also a railroad bill, The upper chamber of the Prussian parliament has re-elected che Duke of Ratibon president and Count Von Ar- nim and Prof, Besseler vice presi- dents, 1t is reported the Rugsian govern- ment has decided to withdraw all em- bassies and legations in Germany, ex- cepting Berlin and Stuttgart, A PRINCELY GIFT. The German people wi/l present the Crown Prince Frederick William and his consort, Victoria, at their ap- proaching silver wedding, January 20, with a complete et for diniug room, together with fusgiture for the table and accessories, The whole present will cost about half a million marks, KING WILLIAM'S 8P Benvuin, November 14, —The liberul members of the Prussian Dietare much dissatisfied with the | 'saage in the speech from the throne, intimating remission of taxation in the face of deficit and the propossl to cover the deficit by a loan and contemplated in- crense in_the imperial & urcos of rev- enue. The conseryeives are dis. satisfied at the l‘?filblfl tone adopted towards Romest® The ultramontanes 1, consider theqttitude of the govern. ment too lfig te. The Germavis to-night ssys friend. ly relations bpiween 7t e emperor and the pope woul’i have g since been ostablished Lus for ks extruordinary powers to dea! wigee™, quistion (f the Vatiean geanced = ¢ yovernmeut by the recent legislature. * LOBBY TARK, Loxpox, v mr 16, —It was stated in the Tobby §¢ the commons last night that Sir 8+ 1%rd Northoote will not proceed with the motion to centure the government policy in bation greeted the announcement of the intention to the four fowest grades of class tax, As constituted to.day no fraction of the chamber has an ab solute majority, but the conservatives aro far stronger _than the united lib- orale,and theoleficals can turn the scale Iy selling their anpport to the highest bidder. \ The Standard’s Constantinople dis- patch saya the Knglish government has informed the porte of stoppage of payment of surplus revenue at Cyprus in order to cover «the interest due on the guaranteed loan of 1855 and ran- soma patd Salonica brigands for two English subjects. Is: is reported Gladstone will resign the chancellorship of the exchequer; also that Sir l||lg% Childers will leave the war office for the exchequer, the Earl of Northbrook taking the war oftice, . OFFICIALS ON TRIAL. MontreAL, November 14.—John Burgess, government inspector of steamboat boilers, was placed on: trial to-day for causing the Santh of Wm, Richardson, a passengeron the stoam- er Richelieu at the time of the recent explosion, The evidence showa the explosion was tho result of the worn out state of the water jacket. Capt. Filgate, owner, and Freichette, engi- RNING, NOVEMBER 15 18 telegram eays: The Cuban refuges question has a more satisfactory phase, The Spanish government is inclined to treat the prisoners as politioal offanders, and to give indemnity to their familics SUCCESSFUL STRIKE, Viessa, November 14.—Soveral newspapors failed to appear in conse- quence of the printers’ strike; The ‘eadi' g journals appeared last night, having grantad the increase of wages, ELECTION RIOTS, Pesta, November 14,—The elec- tions at Arad yesterday resulted in tho defeat of the independent party A mob attacked the town hall, but wore dispersed v the point of the bayonet. Twenty persons were se- riously injured. Sr. Pererspure, November 14.—A telogram from North Chinck states that a ;;:-mm fire on the Mongolian frontier has awept an scsa of country covering seventy square miles, and consumed many Cossack outposts and Consequonces Special Dispatch to Tur Brx NEew York, November 14,—Hen Kuhn, 20, of 18 Humboldt street, Brooklyn,"Sttempted to kiss Ba¥bara 123 "RIOTING RA'LROADS, A-Desperate Strugele for Right of Way Threugh the Oity of Syracuse. The Courts and Authorities Defled by Both Com- panies. Destruotive Collision and Loss of Life bn the Alton Road. The Iowa Pool Bucks Agalnst the U. P. on Nevada Freight. Railroads Defying the Courts. Special Dispatch to Tur Bxs, Syracuse, N, Y., November 14, — The excitement regarding the crossin of the New York, West Shoreq®¥ Buf- falo and Syracuse, Chenango & New York railroads, and the adjacent prop- orty of which the compamies 3laim title, continues. There were about five hundred nfen congregated at the neer of the Richelieu, will also stand | Duechlein, aged 16, Sunday evening. | érossing Iast;night, and a general fight trial on similar charges. THE REBEL TRIALS, Catro, November 14.—The com- mission of inquiry, preliminary to the trial Araba Pasha and other leaders, finally accepted the formn of rrme«dura insisted upon by the Eng. ish government, " THE PORTE INSISTS, Loxwon, November 14. —The Tark- ish ambassador to London informed Lord Granvillo that the porte insists tions with the khedive. THE MISSING BOAT. The Australtan ship, Minerva, re- nine houra after the Westphalia colli- sion and is supposed to be the missing boat. DEATH OF A DIPLOMAT, of Sir Andrew Buchanan, diploma- tist, is announced. A PLAY AND A PROTRST, Daring the performance at the|stated that the demonstration which | Startling d Globe theater to-night of Tennyson's new drama, “The Promise of 4 aged 19, tried to stop him. Kuahn became en: They clinched and Kuhn was thrown | © heavily, bis head striking the ourb- A Kuhn is dying and Glover i defy each other, despite ce! stone, e of the court, in jail, Spesial Dispatch to Tis Brx, v Special Dispatch to Tix Brx, A companion named George Glover, and struck Glover. The Baptist Congress. York, November 14,—The New 3 Bagiiet ognqrome s engd in the First |Claims. To-day the upon appointio, pecial y E‘P:f," oh“‘;hyuf DO 01 g A special envo 0 loardman, ol 'hils A, iding. Oairo during Lord Duilerin's negotia: | Among thosn e pea Al L. Oaldwell, Spear, Madison university; Strong, Rochester university; porta that when going in Fallsmouth | H. Johnson, Crosier Theological sem- she passed a white boat carrying a red | inary. Rey. i flag and haying five men in it, twenty | address, said thmloq{ must be ‘pro- | P¢ iles east of Beachy Head. This wans | gressive, keeping in lin facts, and all progress was evolution, A papor on the ‘‘Skeptical Drift of Modern Thought,” written by Rev. Lemuel Moss, of Indianas, was read. Lowvox, November 14,—The death The session continued three days. rwoklyn, Rev. Dr. ‘assar eollege; Dr. Boardman, in his Josuit Joalousy, ToLepo, November 14, —It is now | prevented the ex-priest O'Connor from lecturing here Sunday evening ars ‘blocking Millan street, * H. B or A: P, | ofticer of the West Shore company and F.|ond nephew of Gen. Winslow, its b is imminent. Five locomotives be- longing to both roads are standing at the crossing, while ‘a numl fila being derailed, ly The West Shore companyis attempt- ing to_secure some property in:the Four(i3ward which J. J. Belden, as reoetver of the Chenango valley road, it Bhore com- pany served jun upon the Chenango " officers, restraining them from .inhrhfiiflth the prop- ty in dispute, r, Gardner, ru makes affidavit that the ny has already ex- in construction of president, West Shore com| nded §30,000, © with historig | it8 road. He further swears that the West Shore would suffer irreparable injury and would be seriously affacted and disturbed if not entirely ob- structed, and its oreditors and stook- holders might be alarmed and the value of its securities affected if she Ohenango valley road should succeed .. in preventing the West Shore from 5 orossing the} property in dispute = opments are promise ~ of the means {whereby the road o Y tained its routdthrough the city, ties co | was an organized movement emanat- arose. and protested against Tenny- |ing from the Jesuit church here. | gpectal Disputeh to son's reprosentation of the prinotples | Mayor Romeis has instructed the| * K uxsas Crry, November 14, —News of free thonght, which, he said, was |chief of polfce that O'Connor, or any| hag been received here of a disastrous a travesty on the sentiments of frge|one else, must ‘be protected in the|wreck which occurred fn the Alton thinkers, His remarks created a se' | right of free speech, if the whole po- | road at 6:30 this evé hg, near Oak sation. The marquis left the theateid lice force is required, and that if the | Grove, twenty miles east of hers, A SIR STAFFORD NORTHCOTE'S HEATH zhlel: :{:;l;l}:;?: ?:.or:‘;;ia:flifl;:mi m.“u:rfifin znha‘l]::c(ging up frem" ! N o L . in Valley to rove, collideds, hhveg b'dt‘)l lo“:{m Ifldu v ’Tr: chiof says he anticipates no fur” gith, a hand car on which wero fonr ', physicians to g i th:lr tmull:lo. lOl(a‘mmul' is still here, | men, The men on the car jumped , A FRIENDLY BHAKE, and says he ecture. 1 CoNsTANTINOPLE, November 14,— V! jBlice escaped, bk, the | ooakieuskio ———— 1 Count Ridowitz, the now Gorman |. Ths Evils of Grain Specalation:. | aiy 070 ot aud o caboose, was ambassador, had an audience with the | g ““:ur.lm;nfid': .‘:l:fik;: ::nnm 0&\; : the Marquis of Queensbury Wreck on (e Alton Road. s, soltan to-day, and presented his cre- November 14.—The sen. |, . ’ i dontials. Tho aultan rodoived ount | ato confalbeo to tpvéstigato the sys. | Baked e passemeos teain whil ook Ridowitz in the most cordial and |tem of Ytain dealing in' futures with able to get through before morning, friendly manner. No allusion was rther particulars cannot be learned en;; hel;l]lu firllt‘ ::oeflx:lg to-night, ¢ 1 to-day. Alonzo Richmon: 3 4 ex-prosid®nt of the Buffalo board of Iud‘dmmflau"“. “""'.; L A e spoko strongly axainat tho avi | G0 Novompne 14, Commis. ol oo | i ner oley, of the Towa Trunk * m Chioago, and conge- i :l‘::‘dhpnch of a commissien to Egypt, | quen us was entailed, the reason g‘:;‘dm:‘m"h:'d& %;«:‘n and he has instructed the Turkish | being that owners of ssil orafts could i D ambassador at London to ask for an |not wait the pleasure of grain speca- "fi’ bflm".m“g’"a‘fi’:: 'l", i":,s early answer to the Porte’s note, lators, He claimed the system dis- .l' '“"'id rgvernc el iy DEBATE IN THE COMMONS. turbed tho commerce of the entire [ 184 PRPRIC 50 THRAREE BEEHe SO0 Loxpon, November 14 —-Tn tho[business world Supply and demand f.fi utl‘::t o8| o:-ibili’ for its tl::r- house to-night the dobate on_the ec: |8lone, Richmond claimed, should | ek by TPPROBAREAY o8 T3 Tor ond cloture was continued, Gladstone [ g0vern prices, He strongly urged that | it '{i,m R S intimated his acceptance of theamend. | logislation should be brought to bear | , FEAREE I BT NCARIRG HIE B0 mont thut no motion for adjournment | to break up the system. He consid- | CE et g bl b s B shall ba considered before the orders | ered bucket shops and option houses l:"__. - -“.“tp bustuess theonih B of tho day unloss forty members shall | of all grades on a par with polioy (o BoF WHCs BERBER SRR O support suck motion. :::K: ug!’:'::.%rur:;:fiz;:':;':i tu‘uomr;eflthe Union Pacific to con- ) i Loxmo e 1e “The Trish | Richmond claimed and spoke sgainst | ¢ede the point. ot freight will go by ) 3 party in parlisment will sender a ban- the wholo nystem. GRIN AND BEAR AT, The minister of foreign affaias is much disapgointed that no reply has rding tho remewal of pro| ‘m{j‘}mr ng Zh%] { 01 quet to A, M Sullivan, ex member of parliament on his return from Amer, ioa. Parnell will preside. THE FRENCH CHAMBER, Paris, November 14 —In the chamber of deputies to-day the public worship estimate was discussed, Bighop Treppel suzceeded in defeating the proposal of Rnche, radical, to strike out 30,000,000 francs for the clerzy of lesser degree than cures, The amendment by Paul Bert, radi- cal, meking a distinction between pricsts paid under tha Concordat and those receiving a ealary because the state thought their sorvices oxpedient, was strenuously opposed by Bishop Treppel, but accopted by the minister of worship and earried—277 to 205, AFFAIRS IN EGYIT, Oaino, November 14, -~ The sanitary council received a dispateh from the sanitary inspector at Jeddah that the cholera epidemic continues, The reported agreement of England and France on oontrol is unconfirmed, In the course of the communications there was one from the English gov- ernment on the abolition of Fgyptisn control, The proposition TR that the president of the public debt commission should be filled by a Fronchman, No conclusion was ar- rived at. Sulleiman Daond and Moussa-El Akad, leaders in burning and pillag- ing of Alexandris, recontly captured {n Caudia, arrived as prisoners, BELGIAN PABLIAMENT, Brussews, November 14.—The Euypt; @180 that he will abandon the motion reladive to the trial of Arabi Pasha, THQ governmont agreed to discuss the Mnended motion that a commiftee be appointed %o inquire into the circumstancis of the release chamber of Jeputies opened to-day without a speech from the throue. The principal measure of the session will be the question of extension of suffrage. 10 TURN INFORMER, The Chinese Minister. Special Dispateh to Tik Bex, Puruapereiia, November 14,—The Chinese minister arrived to-day and was received by Attorney Cleneral Brewster. To-morrow the locomotive wor'e and other establishments will be visited. Thursday the Penusylva- nin road places a special train st the service of the party for p trip to Al- toona and Johnstown, where the com- pany’s works will be inspected, Fatal Aoccident. Special Dispatch to Tux Brs, Cueveranp, November 14, —This afternoon a strange accident happened at the corner of Seneca and St. Clair streets, where a large block is in process of erection, The walls and flooring being up three stories, a boom derrick 100 feet high and two feet in diameter at the base, was used to hoist materials, Through the break- ing of the shacking of a wire guy at the anchorage, as supposed, the der- rick toppled and broke about twenty feet from the ground and fell with a great ocash. Three men were on the platform sixty feet from the sidewalk, hoisting a load of about three tons of brick. One jumped and caught a lower gay and slid safely to the ground, The other two, a Ger- man named Dietrick Stazed and a colored man named William Price, were 80 injured that they died soon afterwards. Stazen's back was broken and Price was shockingly mangled. Another colored man, name not ascertained, was instantly killed by the derrick falling on him, Still another laborer was badly injured,but may recover. Senatorial Contest in Georgis: Special Dispateh to Tux Bus. _— - I8 J. T. CLARK THERE ? Then Let the War Proceed. Special Dispatch to T Ber, MinNearoLs, November 14. —There are no points of fresh interest in the railroad war to-day save that the *“Al- bert Lea Route” ts taking the bulk of travel by reason of selling a plain $3 ticket to Chicago with no rebate in- cumbrance. The other two lines con- tinue five dollar rates on the rebate plan, and from the amount of posters going up and dodgers flying about, the competing lines evidently expect a long fight, A war on freight rates is expected soon, It is reported that the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul and Chicago, 8t. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha have offered the ‘‘Albert Lea Route” 10 per cent, of 8t. Paul and 16 per cent. of Minneapolis business, which Mr, Cable declined to. accept. A freight war will probably begin Monday. e Pensacola Rejotoing. Bpecial Dispatch to runun". Pensacos, November 14, —This has been & bright clear day after a morning with frosty temperature, No new cases of yellow faver and no death reported, the firet time this re- port has been made since September 3. General joy prevails. e ———— - Reorganizing the Lanl League- Bpecial Dispateh to Tun Bun. New York, November 14.—The evecutive committee of the Irish Na- tional Land League has advised the reorganization of the league, with a view of giving prestige to the national movement. e Affairs in Alabama. of Irish members of parlisment im-| Dusuiy, November 14 There are prisoned under the coercion act, Sex- | rumors here that DeLaney, charged ton, supported by the Irish members, | with the sttempted assassination of wili move an' address to the erown |Judge Lawson, only feigned to com raying for the removal of Justice | mit the orime in order that being waon from the bénoh. arrested, he might turn lnformer in HOW g - 10K, the case of the Phueaix park murder The Times Berlin dispatch says the | ers. emperor's speech - was saluted with THE CUBAN QUESTION, AtuaNtA, November 14.—The leg- | Special Dispatch to Tus Bus. islature balloted to-day for United| Moxnraomery, November 14,—The States senator, without choice. The |election for United States senator, to vote stood: Bhort term—-Senate, Bar- | sucoeed General Morgan, takes place low 20, Hill 14; house, Barlow 79, |on the 28th inst, Neither house of Rill 91, Long term—Senate, Gov- | the legislature organized to-day. exnor Colquitt 20, Jackson 12, Ander- | The attendance at the state fair is son 7, Black b; house, Colquitt 82, |good, and the exhibits are oreditable. Jackson 36, Black 20, Anderson 18, Heavy fross this worning, the first rounds of chegrs and especisl appro-| Lonvon, November 14.—A Parls Longstreet 3. of the season, 1 3 - i - ES he L) L)