Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 18, 1882, Page 5

\ THE DAILY BEE-—-M()NI_)AY. DECEMBER 18. 5 ! biae Tor Ehis e 3758 awaro, but they aro best underatood, Dbotwreon the two wings of the repub |y limited. =/ was at the Millard yesterday. in tho interests of morality, but those lican party, an cffort is already being ymizo, Rumors are ot course plentiful and speculations as entourage, thero is no complaint of This evening o banquet given | in tho act of carrying off the bex. Hu the lenicnoy to Arabi and his co-reb- | Parnell. While tho toasta were being | gave his name sa Fowler and tae de- ols. The uappointment of Maj, Gan. oftered & stranger present proposed | tectives balieve him one of & deng Sir Evelyn Wood tends to mako the | the health of the queen of Belgium, |ous gang of thie Y contervatives rezard Gladstonce’s pol- | An attempt was made to eject him, deparimont hias be THE OLD WORLD park murderers, namely: £5,000 for | Tidings, from Caloutta for Falmonth, th —— i RSEAR - 3 ) 1 1 or Ko " o strect, and otherwise sct and talk | Hughitt was elected in his place: M. L, s information loading to the conviction (went ashore &t Prowlo yestorday, PEACE PRELIMINARIES. like the truly great mon they are. Sykes was made viee president in place of THE UTAH GOMMISSION. 4 A L 1 R g of tha assnstins, tha suthorities | She caught on firesoon afterward and - THR ORIO MAN Philetus Saw Sykes was aleo elected ot 1ve oview it promising to insure tho names of in | was totally destroyed, Two men were : ' - s trea urer an irtant secretary, W. K ' dYS ovioW of the Politioal| v shal mot bo divalzed; £1,060| drownec. Republican Leaders Vigorously |is here, The victory ot the B eom: st Sorntin Cpnerit, At Schtl | T6g Work Barren of Progent and and Soci to any accomplice in the crime, no: b — 4 " as only changed his political com: | 74 o oK, Twombly, Q1ber jial Bvents of thA fihe actnal morderer, who will Puxts, Doesniber 90,14 1t tepert Working to Cement the |plexion. Henow come tothe Aot b SRR B Progpective Raeults ive iuformatio ' o , December 20. t 1s report- ‘. as a Damoorat. . . hchyr K Past Week. S avistisn. of. iy oL A theloq that Princo Krapothine, a well Wings, e ee T Stoadman tas been | ity mary « gueday evening In the . ¢ | e | & " A g Atory uilding on ¥ street, o e taal murderers ot accomplices, known nihilist, has been arrested at - R announced as a candidate for sergenr i | W =hivywon, i coupied as law offices | The Cobe-i 1. wer of Pol \ T % < . , | Somoro, France, but was subsequentl at.arms o . B as | v Ttighare ) prinel y&- The French Lamb Conclur aud £500 for information leading to " 1 y rms of the next houte, and is ns vod 1 , principal counsel Joncludes|fha jdentification of any accomplice roleased on parole. 0ld Simon Oameron Tenders ing the personal pledge of O .1 we | LF iley overn In the atar route cases, am iusur. ountable to Lie Down with tho Brite [of of tho horse car on which tho ss: A MINE EXPLOSTON Wi O Beanch ta the | oan Tok Ee TSIl A oo | s was sadenraedls el Barrio jeh Lion in Baypt. OO e e Tor of the swwsiny| Pants Decembst 16, -Dipatches Independent can. _His trionds claim .t 18 8 | qertroving fnportalt papors -t the star | ot L clothes oF weapons The moncy will | from the Monticaules mines, say two LML bbb maory el AL A ot | ot cut SHieL weTd M tooednti A - bo paid on corroboration of the infor. | dynamite oartridges were exploded T . Thompaor stands » - « o for|gee, [ Arn WaC e with (ha | 4hs ¢limax of Folly Weacked im he Aust:o Gerzat oo oo | mation given by it ‘ vening ” his old powition, sn vt brobably | 1008 of a fow hundred dolines, hub vo p.c P The Aust:o Gerzan Alliatce|mation given by that in posseseion of | thero last evening, damagiag the front | g hile the Bourbone are Split- wm",.m‘:, prot Chr P Y | jors of Auy cons qaence wore injared tho Impriscnment ot Vothers. \ Gives Asur s the authorities, even though no per- | of the house cecupied by & man whose g ot ! MAT | A fathine Simm tioted for ¢ ——— s Assurauce of Pro- N omistenl | Porsons desiring to | business it is to_register the output "8l ting into the Largest Poe- |*J0 10 : [ b e Voo, on the 10 i | The Reaici a Ol " jonged Pasca formation ander the procla- coal by the individual miners, sible Number of Piece V-lvdgu Bite, a cotative of Seaker | Gf Ootaber lasty wis tried Fr {dag A\ Mine| tadical Klemsn 1orous for '500 reward ¢in com e bt 'l“"““"* AL st raskn, and found guilty of mac Avotoor Ruvolutivn e 2 h tho police anonymo Whittie Birthday. — G oited Stacen dietrner judygs for the | de he first desree, and se o gseia Vigorously Fortifying |and will re bl ’{’T_““f gpecial Dispatch to Tu BEn " soutisin QIAtE6y of Ohioy Bmbor | Jadus Gaafie Vo be aBget Cn Ao COEDEIEES | tment, TH :—.yc lmv\‘nny; “;fl\"b-‘f":\; Bosrox, Docember 16, —Whittier is The Recent Buocess aflatos the|Sherman is pushing Warner M, Bate. | 1 Al next. A very Iatqe cto ¢as in | Correspondenc of Omaha Tee. Sou Dirdeh Rhd BRI | Ay ASERHE: A% dareNey | SIEHMEg KIERUHE O iviasy| | TeRMUNEEAL At Natweal | minRho WIS D8 PR peltioa] | AEenoeat Ll o ten, ., Thg Saur Lake Ciry, U, T, Doo. 14— ght, aro dated No- g A 4 e jury we e y minutes he | ~ Sirateetic Railways. vember 11th. and eaye: It is rather & qucel" thing Proportions. ||L\3l&;zlr at the Chicago ; } |v“1 U, | prisouer took hi very oal Commission or no commisslon? That = A% INNOO s g congratulate s manupon that he wa —_— . aud who was editorin-chiuf of the and rpent the night singg nongs and 8 que o v . Th- Su't «n of Turkey Paradin is a very strong foeling in|haps it was somothing to live = 2 ¥ presidential - campaign, for the poals | 18.b0 b8 taketl to JlASHE S0 safe keoping | FIBhtOL ouls Of GHe AUIRNS, s BImbE n\‘(} el ftted B Nigtus. Jogee, who was |in this_ wisked world."” Ho ¢ i Sk el o tion but ho witl get left. L DR LR LT AU il Whether it is bettor to suffor the aa Bob Proof Carrisse nanged Friday, wes iunocont. The | Now England - climate —_— T8 DAROY : pecalinrit f M lo f \ A o iR icsiel i L B0y S AR bl Lol PAKOTA BILL, " BRSONAL. pecaliarities of Mormon rule for s Armed to the Teeth. . “‘; e himeol e | quaintly wid, ‘I A Spects) Oorterpondenca of Taw Ber, fucther notion has been taken s season, ot takomore oXtrome meas- - Soold hot fiad anyihing in Yo papers R gt Wasnixaroy, D. ., December 14, e e ommiltoe ou| A, 1%, Swaon, cf Chayenne i tn town, | BFes that thoss conveyod in the pres- Tho Reported Copture of the Cave Jaid before him to jusiify him i do- | faled to ;.in';- Yoclinate e, —Washington I fall of pooplo. Su- | FEEIY ‘“:;‘h‘ :NL:NW |(” '13"‘ Da-| v, 1\ B. Stout, of Lincola, s at. the W nws, and establish a govornmental cuditheBurks Asrawins a o A bt o LT s i s ators, congressmen, diplomats, cOn*|honds, for Yankton county, Thore| et board not responaible in any Wiy 'O Peolor Honx - NO CLUE YET. wor e was doing this tractors, polit , and low | has bean an effore made to so frame Hon, Gorge Canficld was in Iineoln {he citizans of the territory? The REYSE Up to the prosent not cne of :"":'lmn‘h“"‘ ‘Lm '"l'(h‘ dogree, swell the rogistors of the ho- | the bill that it would not meet Senator | over Sund conservative non-Mormans say “Give A Bevquent to Parnell in Cork—Tue ?fr""'l:""‘flyf ":“t:’f“h‘ Vit ‘V"" done LA rohaa ¥ teld and crowd our boarding avd ”"_’“‘M‘“J"\‘""" r‘;”-l thus seouro his| ¥, Sonerscheln of Wert Polnt, fs at the | tho Edmund's o law o fair chance.” i 48 [fiald carel eama AVe any o ~: - o a div f y Lol . i " PR Y Manyitig of Jovee At sl W ebtiate, Ak O'B then I have 85 lettors to writs | lodaing houses. Yord; QU BENRLBE ‘\!*”"“_'“,‘(:r:“m Joril- | Motropolitan. Pho radical nnti-Mormona strongly way, kb, tived i Dablin_yesterday, but tho ;),,‘; T searcoly find {imo to do much Tn many ways the present session | man, In buss oanvassing the p”“'mlp Judge Maxwell, «f Fremont, was in|favor » commission, Naturally the shE Ry i :mx.cll\ no importance to what i:““,'l’:_'{“:‘:‘:?‘ :"’::“:.;h‘“‘ Sy “\lfir; will b an eventful one. The repub. |tiea of abill to admit the terrilory, Omaba Sunday. Mormona urge ‘Lot thinga romain as fio says, aud tho passengers on the | G vhe ht to writo muoh | ;oo ek to mako a record to go on ahd oaloulativg the chances for demo. | Hon, A, J. Hanseom and family have | in other parts of tho Union, mako 0o = - _RTVIEW OF THE WEEK. |stcanar L e R O e unloss, perhaps, it bejo B e presidontlal el 0 80 00 atic upposition. gons to Florida ividious distinotiona, all spectal legia- ! ispatch to Tiue Bik. atter imbiele; Dr. Holmes, e ought to writo from | o next presidontlal election and PHRSONAL QOBSIE : lation manitents a weakness some- THE AUSTRO-GERMAN ALLIANCE. A &xn10Us ottAnon l&nw'ulnm ho is 10]\1. ’l‘hclre iinruch won- | therefore are anxious not to make any | he prosent w B8 ot bass pr Lkl ‘1"";‘ A, Meshane loft for Ohey* | wpuro, eithor in the constitation or g‘,:f‘,’l‘;"");\;n E’?‘{‘:hf' I}"I_ d"“““ The ladiss league, instoad of using|a rp‘i‘l;‘t‘l‘\? Y e riliofln) :t::: Me. falso step. Tho domoorats, just bo- | Hfo u efiols) socts entertainmente, m:” nlu;lny“ t,of Lincol i lh? 'ldm"‘m“im"; o '{‘\? g tiicatio o1t in Kogland over s y the 3 5 ] iy Aty . on. T M., Marquest, of Lincoln, was in | ru 3 the ton year alliance hetS&mn ;?:!r- their funde as reprosonted, in the| Whittier has many tokons from frlends e to, aniff the paatures feom 1,'{ o h-l‘];‘uvfd g 'thu season will be. |, yestirday v :An?nl";,'.w::do;zw;:x“n thso :‘;:il;h: Taany. aud Austris, of which the con- philanthropio eupport cf ovicted per- | in difforont parts of the country e | which thoy have been o long hold| 7 with the arrival of General and| =, \ Lonteolling local affai Tt th ditions are fally ditclosed to-d o 0on | sous, have spent them upon prisoners | from England. fenced out, are making arrangemonts Mars, Grant, and that a great number| ¥ 1. Chandler wa an easthound pas-| 56 SORCTRIRE O k) AU o y dicclosed to-day. J'icharged with murder and outrage. e Adiy % 5 of grand fefes will bo given in their | senger yesterday. Jetforsonian maxium be lrphad to allays, In & moasure, anxiely whish S Sikn oLaIeh Oaptare of a This? for its distribution when it comes into [ honor during the winter. Hon. N. K. Grl £ Boatri | Utah, “Equal rights to all, speoial e o milttary | et b Ao - M, | B0l Davaen to Tun s {heic posscasion. In this tho nowly| Tho Duko of Newcastlo is in, tho]yy, city i A A in| priviloges to none.” President Ar- ty « ant ati e bunglin . o : N he of stordiny. of a RORHACEAH DHly L6ty u,rm‘;"s et S ABEANR T i porens |0 Oadans) Decomber 17.—Somo daya felected democrats sk earneatly and [olty, Hoisamallin stature, and be- |0 Y thur and Secrotary Taller invor le body mounte y _hapgman, 0 ago, during temperary abtenos from | enthusiastionlly assisted by thel ing unknown to tho olerk at Worm- (100, Pattoraon, the coal man, left for THE CONSERVATIVE COURSE infantry, her energotic constraction of | the exceution of Miles Joyce will be Ny’ oftioo of Hon, John Wontworth v od by their con- | yciy was quartered at firat at the top Ottumwa yeaterday. of not enacting more legislatioa for elght now struteglo railvays and | another Irish grievance. B o hieves oarried away a large tin stituency, who aro already here In|story. Whon hin identity was discov.| J. M. Chesbrough of [ihe, Vabdalti| UABEHIL AR what the next geveral new frontier fortifications. 1 ToLD YOU §0.” b ini forca. d th logi L AT Y territorial logislature elected under va et 1 3 ox frcm the sofe, containing 82,000 g ored the apologies wero profuse and | route, s at tho Paxton. U A L R has beon| Wostgate flatly donien hat ho over | in registered United States bonda and THE | PRIAIDANT tho bust room in the houso was im-| AL AL Wike baveEL tho Edmund's Iaw will do. Hope, :’c“ have wTr 1 “{)”:‘P‘;}:"fl ut her | made a confession implicating himaclf | mortzages to a very large aggregato | i besieged and he has never boen mediately amigned 1o him "":‘ to ‘.flm;:; y'm et e n:" "ub‘hm'l b““t any vety ‘radioal e} ALALSEY in the Phoenix park murders and that | value, Fesidos lottors from Webster, | more perplexed or worried. Dot | MALAMo JErED Bonaparte, who is SRR T et q .‘;,K“ i Tmude D b"d,[ ENGLAND AND FRANCE. he know nothing whatover about the | Clay, Oalhoun and other public men | josed cabinet changes aro atill o convaloreiug from a severo illnoss, fs| 0. E. Foater, of Buffalo, N, Y., s & ‘“dt “(“? .‘m’“ dnwrutod by e The signs of difficulty between crime. and documents of much historical | 5, $ 1t ) i eFla cousio ot Mrs Judgo Blatohford. guest of the Metropolitan. l: Y m" :u ontm‘pn-ell e n:l’i \ | Eagland sud France respecting Egypt ANOTHER VIOTIM, value. The thoft was not discovered ol il 5 pretty certain that | The latter lady has beon constant in| Rey, A. Slaght, wife and daughter, of ngm“uu u;- uod:nrnny 1r9v° n.mn; 11 ! aro pansing away. Lord Granville's| horaas Higyins was convicted and Wl Frlday, whon the box was accl- Folger will go out as his place is _de | her attandanco oo her sick relatives. | o, ade, are at the Paxton S arei b Hii NS protest to 1ho Madagasoar deputation cetarcaIolaeNtH Grkrtpiatye and | gontally found hidden in the base- manded by & Cameron man. v is ru. | Mes. Allison, of Towa, is quite ill and 3 g ! D long step, to take £ firm support givon by tho public | icipation 1 S EDALER LIS par- | ot O faves darod not oarey it | mored that Linooln will got tho Drit. | unable to make her voolal calls. Mrs, E. 3. Gralagor,from the Tono |another just of prefity might disturb A laatons aro not without efle cipation in the murder of the w0 | e in daylight. The on! y 141 {oh mineion. Ho ie said to have ro- Mrs. Senator Hale has roturned Star state, is at the Paxton, valuea, derange business, codvulse t effect | Fuddies. y in daylight. The only thing . q i {hait ty and end h It i t The reference of the canal question to 2 missing was tho boude. The box was fased it onoa but now has reconsider- | IR Maiue in unusuatly good health, | Mr. John McCrary loft yesterday to "“’“’h" "“‘,.““ anger the pesce. It ls a coufozenc fous far to SeliEthTte A DISTURBANCE AT A BANQUET. replaed in the basemant aud detoct: ed tho matter and will acoopt if it is Representative Hubbell, of Michi- | join his family in Oaliforni “\"h",‘:l“’ idimen l"f Utah, ‘M°“l‘;"\“' \ ]}*r;:;vch h-ll n,:. kll-}xc‘(_ipu from b‘..-idi ngmm, Di:c;mbor 1','.& :rx:e‘l, i;‘un :et to wat i Thud o m,m.ld tendered him. gi{l‘l‘r“‘\‘)‘l }\-\ll(:“\:uxnllxrnl|l:;(l\l‘hy tl: I'll[u Oharles 1. Crittenton, of Red Osk, 1‘0({“'1“;‘"‘;‘:‘:‘““’,‘“:‘; ;r‘\:dlif;? L ';:: 7\ wldera ard the khedivo's ravengefu ouner and Sexton arrived to-day. |the basement to-Cay and was caught HARMONIZING TIE PARTY, after the holldays, bu not take & | 1oya, is at the Metropolitan. s 1 g | £ who have the least to loose and the most to make by anarchy, are the Mr. Blainc's family will move into| TLicutenont George Palmer, of the Unt: their rew house next week, and begin | fed States army, i at the Paxton. 1 £ & 3 S or. iTho he K settling &1 most clamorous for *piling on the ioy losa unfavorably. :vvl;:rf;p‘t:;!h:i:i:dn“:g l)'n.i\ulxr;u E ;‘u‘ bonds cannot bo real 0T hat T Fhe e VAR Ly both :':Uir;)‘r‘l'“i‘lx‘(“tvuuhnk themsclves and | . 1. Davie, tho Cheyenne stock man, | agony"" in the shapo of D A 1Rl THE SULTAN'S UNIAPPY CONDITION w:\npgl\'en Ak dhe| o Seiile Dance and Shoot g{""ealt‘((! : l‘ ontsido parties, Old Ars. Senator Pendieton has very was an onstbound passenger yesterday. disfranchisement, removal, paing and eu_nnnueanmm“hh. _surreundings are | " reply to a toast, Bic. Parnell eaid | Bpecial Dispatd to Tk Bexn 2 »}:mun fameron ia here and already | pleagant receptions at her home on Mrs, E. Dinsmoor and child, Salt Liake penalties, and sll tho various tinker- still chaotio, Sedition ia rifo on oVery | ¢ho causo of homo 23lo was rapidiy |, LEADVILLE, Docembor 17.—A shoot- | thO mAgEDA " hig presenco has its | Sixtecnth strovt during the scason. | City, reglatored ut s Millard yostordav, | 10RS that have beon suggested to solve side and disaffection. The popular | goming to the front, Both of 12| ing affeay cosarred ina Stato iy effoct. ~He has been »n the fhor of S o7 A Doboratine, of South Bend, Ind the Mormon problem. But it is alto- dieoontent is loudly expresscd wnd af- | Fyglish political parties, he eaid, were | dance hall at 2 o'clock this morning the senato soveral times witnin hel Z OAEKTALNGEE e ttot he M o 1':‘“ 0| Beehe romysble how, with all th fairs at Oonstaatinople preseai &n a3- | yory mach afraid of the Trish vote. o hich two men rocelved fatal past day or two, and Mahons, seoms Special Dispatches to Tun Bee. was n guest of the Metropolitan ¥/ tho wise and uawise recommondations, peot which ususlly indicates the ap- i J o mds, o trouble arose betweon to he the priccipal object of nis solici- W asinaroN, Dacem ber 17. —Speak- day. this territory proach of a violent trausition. The | GENERAL FOREIGN KEWS. | parties named Miller and Cammings tude, It is naid he urged the Vir-ler Kev.c to-day designated Repre-| Dr. S. K. Shriver and J. D. Lipple, | CONTINUES TO GROW AND PROSVER; most extraordiuary precautions | Speciai Dispatches to Tus Bex. over a dispute about paying for a ginia readjuster to assumo & wort of |+ . .«tives Calkins, Steele, Pierce and | Hamburg, lowa, were at the Paxton yos- | how brisk business continues, how against assassiuation are taken at STEAMER GUTTED drink, when both drew pistols and virtue, and thut he piaced bofore him Shallexbergor a committes to attend | terday. many and permanent aro the improve- ments, and how ateadily the territory Gildlz Kiosk palace. No one is ad-| ponpox, Dacember 1g.—The Orient | commencad firing. Commings re- the pressing needs of the republicsn | the funeral worvices of the late Mr. | /o «professor” company pub up at the | i1\ croases in population and weals] mitted to the palace, and the sultan | ,eodmer Catopoax Was comploteiy s ceivod on hall in the shoulder and an- party, ond counseled & seem-| Orth The committes will leave Dere | yyi 14 while here. goes ont only on Friday’s, when ho 18 % 5 Y e h i A0~ | ng compliance to the will | co-morrow for Lsfayette, Ind They leavo for 8t (Tt i3 foared by many that the Mor- Sonducted to the morquo in his ted to-day by ire. Losa £30,000. ‘::m,:k ’: 1';“,?(05?:‘:,"::&‘“11::,2;‘(1 of the peoplo aa oxpressive| There is good o eon. to belleva'a | Jo° this morning. mon popuhliu’n in {nureuing more French bomb proof carriage. He| . THE MALAGASSY ENVOY from Victoria, Ill, the ball’ p“.-m"‘ in tho last election, Mahone is un-|decision has been reached by tho| Mis Nancy Hulst arrived in Omaha | rapidly than the non-Mormon. Nor ‘makes every one noryous by carrying visited the German ambassador to-day, | through the lungs, Both mon will Qerstood s having given his tacit as- | United States supremns court in tha | Saturday, and 1 o guest of her daughter, | is that to ba wondered at. The min- { two revolvers with which he 18 quite | and was very cordially received. oK ller was untouched. sont to & general movement for har-| Curtis political assessment case, which | Mrs, 8. D, Mercer, ing element which makes 80 large & ! unfit to be trusted, Last week one of A WARNING TO NEWSPAPER MEN. i A T S mony, slthough he does it at a sncri- | will be announced to-morrow. It isf gy Canficld has returned home proportion of the outsiders is, as & § Bis chict scrvanis, who has aiways| CoNSTANTINOFLE, Docomber 17.—| Brooklyn's Fathers in Prisou- fico, 'Old Simon is convinced that ho understood the civil rights cases and oruaniCencield b8 [ETSRE et Cast) distinctly non-martying, so im- been about his person, desired a week | The porto faw ciroular to foreign rop: | Special Dispatch to Tun Bax. will only be relegated to tho rear tem- | bond cascs of New Hampshire and frm tho atate university. He will not e | yygration from other parts ot the of absonca to visit his family and ac- | resontations annonnces tho ereation of | NEw York, Decex bor 17.—The al- porarily, and that when peace and | Now York against Louisiana will not enter college this year. union is its only source of increase, cordiogly drew up tho ususl humble | epecial bureau for supplying corrcct dormen of Brooklyn, impriscned for hasmony overtures are crowned with | be deciaed el after tho holidays. | Bartiey Campbell, the dramatic anthor, | but_the Mormons havo a very large petition to his nj ety and saxiously |information to correspoadents cf for-| o Jtompt of court in_violating an in. | tuccens he may again come forward | On Tuesday next the argument pacsed oast yes- immlgration (to use their own phrase- P aited u favoraole appoftunity to|cign papors. Shoald: a correspondont | jancti«n reatraining A bomm from voting | 804 grasp the fruits of his compliance | begios on the important tax ology) from the other werld, and will present it. An occasion (fhring he | writo anything Leetile to the govern- | to 8 company the right to build an | With the advice givon him. Asit in, | caso of the county of San Mateo, Cal., i 4 0 continue whilst large families con- approactisd Abdul Hamid, and pros- | ment or iproad false uews, ho will ro- lovated ratlroad, wero roleased to-dsy. he now meckly listens to civil service | against the Southern Pacitio Railroad | Goorse Nock, suporintondeat of the | tinuo atn premium, and tho mother accompanied by his wife, torduy through Omaha. trated himself, at the saiao timd ‘ut- | calve & warning that if he repcats o Oao alderman was voted an expree. reform lectures without a grunt, company, involving the question of Loramio 10ling mills passed east yester-jof a dozon children is more honored 1 ting his hand in his bosom to draw |ofiansediis name will bo publi sion of sympathy. The aunouncement THE PENNSYLVANIA SPLIT. tho extont to which state taxation is day enrouts to New York. than a dozon avorago congrossmen, forth his document. The sultau being | he commits it & ¢hird time he will be |is made for o maos mecting to be held| Through the efforts of the elder effsctod by the provisions of tho four- | M. Hellman, the clothier, acsompanied with a sonator or two thrown in as instantly seized with the suspicion|expelled from the country. at Rov, T. F. Miller Hagemgn's church | Cameron'a number of sonsultations | eenth amendment to the federal con- | by Albert Cabw, lefs Or Now York yes. | moko-weight. As long as preponder- 2*:: t:;f o :::1;?;;":&! ‘;ig‘“‘“‘u“l:; THE PANAMA CANAL, ‘«;nw;l_nmw_r‘-_um:y f:x; mebe_xp:uu;idn have taken place botween -Senator fl';\\;;w"-i In Tiew n\f sl l-;ngn{)mnlm terday on & purchasing tour. :?fifi}".::’;i}"."l’i‘.‘.“‘?fifi. 1'}“‘:3“:1.'"1’; 038 D! of public opinion on the subjes coholl an >0, = "|f the principles to be sotile the ¢ of 8 mor: R povolvor and shot tho wan|, Paus, Dacombor 17.—At the mest- | &0 L LG of tho oity R piehollaEaati sy aniaian ocirion. the oourt sllows od by the| . A, Cohen. formerly attorney for the | in Soeplexingly difficult work to logis- dend on tho 3 Tho aides de-osmp | N8 of tao gevaraphical society to-day RN bz e Pblominnil ook n“‘_"l‘“(" dngn for argament. The county of | Central Pacific rosd, passed through | late ngainst it. Lt 18 proposed to ame running ab the uoise from the Mz D> Losseps promised that the| Destructive Fire in Arkansas: |h L the salke | San Motoo and the stato of Calf Jenla | Omaha yestorday en route home. make O chamurr and from the sultan Panama canal should be ready to bo | special Dispateh to Tux 1un. avo been had, for it is stated that & opened in 1888, Ho desoribod tho | Newronr, Ark., Dacembor 17, | Bumber. of Lo IR S il b eproen od RY/OK ‘Chiof Justice| Hon, John D, ,Soman, Chas, 1, Han- THE FIRST WIFE A WITNESS | i 1 orney- jeorg Jmith, ci o i e mployes au satisfactory and | Nowport, Jackson councy, was this made on both stdes, Tho faotions aro :}l‘:;“_*;::flxifitl;n:93[]::'«31?:::1!1 Hart of | son and Goorge i, Smich, ity dlerk, (rom Lusil plrgamyichiety D ';:;:ml; i B O maortality i Panema | moraing visitod by ono of tho most to combin in time for the 1884 6160 | \(yorney gon e Biatos ||| e reginterod at tho Paxton. | ghpo wives will do asa woman did tast 8id not exveed that in Franco, Fears tion, The bulk of the Ponnoylvania ey gonoral of the United Statos; disastrous conflagrations ever known | g the Southern Pacifio railroad col month, refuss to tell who her husband A R h 4 o flicebolder: t be disturbed, ! io railroad company | 4 D hy :l‘l’r*-:c':i‘;xf“;;gWl;:[‘:‘hm‘,l‘lzhlzr:’ a2 fn the tho alty. Tho oot (a0 (O R AT el urbeds | will bo ropresontea by Sonator Ed. | O o p 1;"“‘:t"::“::ct':“t';;"wi:;: is. Sho was sent to the penitentiary } tenaed about one o'clock this morning and | ¢} that no appointments or romovals munde, Ex-Senator Conkling and Ex- | weiser beer, is In Lo ¥ for contempt. Four days afterward Famid still carries hia concealed 2 et 3 waste. sixty buildiogs, noarly all | will tuko place without consultation Judge Sanderson of Californis, =~ At|stay: a child was hurriad Into the world. weapons, and every one in the palace AN EXPLANATION. of which were occupied by business the conclusion of this argument the| J. N. Guill, Wm, Guill, Miss Lizzie | Now the s mpathizing Mormon ma- q ith hi b avoid the slightest umbizuity of ges-| BEBLIN, December 17.—1t is stated | firms. Eight brick stores are included ‘“\l\:hii:‘t;:dr:;:l:fig:o::lre teylng to court will take a holiday recess until | ujnes and Miss Mollie Denning, of Me- trons are donating Bibles, etc., to the standing over tho corpse with his pisto, and by his diresuon roarched the body. Nothipg wore dangerous was found than tho paper clatched in tho hand of tho untortuvate man, The affrir was hushed up, Abdu! 1 Siemon, representing O, Conrad & ture. Russia has explained to Germany that |in tho ruins, Loss estimated at $260,- | i January 3d. 3 i | mothor, and clouks and etticoats to DILKE AND DEEBY. the changes being niade tn the Rus- 000 and insurance at $150,000. K:,“K.‘;:,;e::::i\e‘::ofi:t:.:e?;‘nfi :,'h:’: The t’ru-urur of the United States :‘“:]' Tows, wero at the Metropolitan Yeb-| 1, Jigiio stranger, who, Il:nm the time Tho appointment ot Sir Charles W, | slan garrison_on _the Russo-German ————————— o “‘l’m JapEa ke recoived from *J. P.," attorney, gl ; of its birth will be regarded as a speial Dilko whs dsmanded by the radical | frontier aro unimportant. A Flying Thief: h 1,000 in cash for the account of the Mr. George T, Richards has resigned | objeot of consideration and favor, If elemen| a8 a counterpoite to tho ap- SURPRISING THE CHINESE. Spocial Dispatch to Tus B, DOING JUST THE OFFOBITE, sunscience fund. his position in the frelght suditor's do-| many women, espocially in the condl- potatn nt of tho Barl of Dorty. whol pPants S, ol New Youx, Decombor 17.—The| In fact there is trouble brewing. In 15 rogw dot with anythiag but fivor ne,‘,:?:m'n gsi‘:{:}::fl Nlp‘ull'l l{;:‘:glfgfl fugitive scoretary of the Brooklyn the contest for the speskership for the by the Chsmborlain scovion of the 000 Chineso marching against tho | board of education is a defaulter to house 80 bitter has becomo the feeling party in power, ‘There is understood | Prench were surprised in & ‘Qefilo | the smount of $260,000, according to between Carlisle and Blackburn that 10 b an objection to Sir Obarles in |y the mountainvers and tho roar the expert accountant's report. The | they hardly p ¢ the common clvilitles “high quarters” on account of his|gliard was cub to pieces. The Chi- | i endeavored to recover a portion of gontlemen. Both aro attacking The president has accepted two hun- | partment of the Union Paclfic to accept o [ tlon that this lady was, were packed dred mwiles in Arizona, and fifty miles | situstion as conductor in the Pullman off to the penitentiary for contempt of in Tndian torritory of the new road of | servioe. court, there would be the Atlantic aud Pscific, . W. Way and M A BOW AND NO MISTAKE, Mrs, . W, Way and her sister, i 1t is hard for a government to fight women, and that women are as good TELEGRAPHIC NéTl}S. Kelton, have returned to St. Louis for & actack uson the queen and royal fam: i of the money from Alderman Harr each other in & very ferocious manner. . fow days. Mre. 2. J. M”""l""“"_"' the | Mormons us the men nobody who ily in 1871, TSR ey iewod | % then returned to K aunsil. 0. Jones, brother-in-law of the fore¥ |10 s enid that Sam Raudall is soorotly Pouta ‘;‘l'{"‘“"""""‘t' B general superintendo of the U. 1% Ne | knows them doubte, Th»yhm' made that the queen ovaded prymont of Bor | 1, xpox DKL s | Wi iR AR ihopink ke Aeme. 18 e o Turthor | o s Mexican senate, ehlLiot o Aexi | " Tion. divblesy scsompmaled hem: Lhi o beda ud. ey Aot taxes, but that the court encourage [} T % ————— is own chances. and Germany, on. Mat. Baroch, of Exeter, and Mr. | on them profligecy and other_ vioes, This, of ;:102?:5:“:5;%:‘:,"nwm";";ud S6R: the| A Sapposed Case of Leprosy Ex Senator and Representative- | A pow ofiics has baen established at Hbiniae 4, of Hastinigs, have been in tho | The Donver & Rio Grande road is course, does not render him any lesa “‘:’ed d a0, he crow Was | Spoctal Dispatch o Tus Bux. eloct Eaton, of Connecticut, was on | Bobeet. Platte county, Neb,, Herman G. City several days takicg in the sights, The | making rapid peogress between Ogden popular with the radicals. Tte Homatie Tron Ak BostoN, Decomber 17.—A case be- tho floor of the house this morning, | Lueschen, postuiaster, train left about five minutes too voon for and Salt Lake City. For a consider- A LAJANDAL e matie Tron, comenny, of liowed to" b gonuiuo loprosy, was |Ono membor graspod e o | Tt i heliovod in Chicago that there will | them Saturday and thoy e e them. | ablo distanco it parallels the Utah The mews of the squabble, separa- 1:200%00' g ) : developed in the alms house at Salem. dlu_lny‘unfl rumu!-lnx:f!: +‘Mr. Speaker, | be no ||m,.m~uc counter between EILOLE | Loivey in our midst another day. Contral. The intention is to form & tton o whatevor 1t is, botween Mos- The firm of Morris, Smith & Co fh‘"’"'- Dorby, the viotim, arived|1s 17 No, sir,” said M. Eaton E'.}'.‘.o."i.;”."m".‘:.'.“.tfi paieatly profsrriag 0|7y Fromont; O, H, Bmith, junction with the OenteglPactfio and Hon o Tangiry aud b ehore s | of Swanses e plut'n A i) [;mu San Francisco, & week 8go, decidedly, *‘1 am not & candidate. ALY B Al % e ¥ro . thus gain an ontlet o Bem CONS 3 s orby in well educated, and for some L o aNDLITON! BILL: cuvy rains occurred In Oregon mud | Platt . k. Swmails, Fromoni| yogt, Wano. already leaked out here, and forms | faiied, with liabilitics amounting t0| years was chisf b b at 7 the eubject of brisk, not to ey ex- 5,‘1(0,‘000' {0 qunr:l‘;nfn-. Ut?xl‘«.:hn:u ’l“l:x:ul;:ll:x oitea comment. Here Mrs. La Throe Pernvian notables have boen | lated and his olothing burned. bouchere's conduot s regarded with | sent to Ohili, having refused to pay psa Washington territory last week, dawaging | Guy A, Laivg and wife, North Platte; C. ———— Strong opposition 1s menifested | raitroade, brldues, fariae e autlyand | Sy et wifo, Cloar Oreokj . Bab- A Mystorions Arrust among the democrats to the passage of driviog b8 iohatlian'a fo the treos, No |t e G. 7, Hodgen o okt I, | BPOOIs) Dipatch o s Bk, the Pendleton bill or any other civil om af Mfa reporied, liks MblUazdy A%, 3, SORSCE 10 i o | N ew Youi, December 15. A close- : -_— - Jongre of Indians, died | W, Robbing, ont and David Brown, A approval, even the Langtry coterio ed- | the latest asseesment. The Martyr Mast. sorvico reform measure. One of the ““11':5:1:"'\:';}::,,:1),::‘:. :; ::,‘ ;I.in:')ellll:‘:l }\ ; i) ":< ‘ wm. “l l“,u P .:” IR ly veiled woman was brought to police mitting sho soted the part of & true Tho. Chithoro hydraulic press at | special Dispatch to Tus kixe. leading men of that party ssid 10| e had be JUMshi A LOERTIUE | NORERER iy, K50 0 Kho FaRY Neadquarters in hack to-night, She . friend towards the Jersey Lily. The | Calcatia was pactially desiroyed by New Youk, December 17.—Johann a conversation with s friend that the | steadily siuking, . s seate was blood £l » was visited by @ number of people. eRict of womon is: "I slways told | fire. ~Tne areat juta prossos were par- | Mast, ‘ocialist, did not arrive to-day dowocrats ""‘:l‘d“l'ww\hn sohemo an | polsoning, superindu ced by caveer, Hej Ooyr ‘VD""““I‘:“';'“““{'; e The visitors and police refused all in- " " ir i ad ve 4 B . . . 10 proposed, ' is,” mal was iu his 6Gth year SaTurpAy, December 16+, 'he board | ti ion cf who sh h youso." At present tho affair is only | tially burned yesterday, The programme arranged in antlcipa- | P2V propos It i satd he, " fl timation cf who she was or why ar Drivately disoussed, but it cannot be THE PROHIBITED WORLD. tion of his arrival was not observed. eimply & device of the republicans to 4on Frink, the popular clerk of the | met pursuant to sdjournment, Pros. | rested. 1t is regarded as an impot ercial hotel, sivg from lockjs ln, died Friday toot their patronsge g > ir patronsge againat the Onod by scratolis 8 of & probable democratic vie kept out of the newspapoers next| Dupuy, December 16.—-The im- A public recoption will be given al ont, Ccmmissioners D\ ; ol and Kulght, | tant arrest. k. when, of course tho opitode of | portation of The Irish Werld will bo | Cooper’s institute, Monday night. ial bonds were - € N ; 710 | 1 one of bis toss on & rusty uail as ho The followlng © AYEN'S YOB Y Sir George Uetwynd and his wifo, | prohibited. The penal code was & dsad letter to- fory in 1654 The republicaus, seoing | was walking on the sidowalk in L8 o approved: Kl Johuson, overcocr of SLAVEN'S YOSEMITE COLOGNE Marchioness of Hastings, will come MINISTERIAL CHANGES, day. dofest stering them in the face for % & fow days sgo. He was contincd vo | highways, Platte Valley precinet; J Mado frow the wild flowers of they to the front, and between Mrs, Larg < ik ERL Sealfids 1884, are tryiug to pass the bed only since Wednesday last. D Gilbert, overseer of highwey FAR ¥AMED YOSEMITE VALLEN . 4 tryand Mesers, Belt and Chamlain, m‘:‘""{fi;’inl““' 16.—The °|hf}\"u|" Macder aad Buicide: tonure of office act and th George J, Lios, president of the Utioa, | Union Deeinot; Jerry Mohauey, as: 3¢ i tho most frsurant of perfamt try ¢ ow romarkably well off £or | cabinet_sre now completed, £h | gpecial Dispatch to Tus Bux. benE O O damoorats, We wold | Ishuca & Limira, refiabis Wi, wirested | yougor Socond ward; W. J. Mowat, Manufactured by H. B. Slaven, Fan followin, intsters having taken tl > f0 5 Cork Friday nigh « ? 3 i o Ohristmas gossip. onth of office before the queen In}gp \ spublio A o a J. Whiteh d Keo e ‘ 0| §ohpengler this mornin? shot hi {fo | republicans in office 4 id s discre The followin, ants ware al | R o N ouss and Kuuoara, Brok, L6181 AFFAIRS. counei liu-dl{".‘h‘l: Derby, the a6o: | yiilo she was Iylng ualecp in bod: with |, This is tho wentiment of the pattyy Pl 4 anid there 1y O B100s. | lowed: ollowing scoounts were | & ga, gl / Sposial Dispatct o) to T Bes tolary o -t: o tlfld!J.‘l;ll'l\El, im- | Mivos little. children by her side, and | Put Bow 10 disguise it behind their [000. The prisoner lives near Klmica, GENERAL FUND R R EMIGRATION, ; erly, secretary for tnciai artington, | ¢yon killed hims cries for reform is & problem which is| Josepk Grawlord, one_of the sctors at | U. P: Railway Cou, ticket for poor.820 101 qpgy «Hawth 'c fal Ex \ Dustms. Diosmber 17, — Applion- | {oF waki and Childers, chancellor of uh bt s agitating the leaders, s “Caer comiie Mianeupoll, was | Auos Tallway Qo Uokih 2 P00 0 00| Ehe DiEASEAORR was patented May tions to the Westport poor law union | the eohequer. METROPOLITAN HOTEL, OMA. | , 3 twken sick Monday.' Saturday the city WOAD FUND. ) May tons to he Weslport Pt umber | Twarv-roUR e s AN T, OMA | ea hottr aua hotar vory | iotacel o latnal st | Ml ork S ke, B “parion tound o ¥ . " 01 0] " N E A " ¢ B 1,000. Many desire to go t0 Austrs:| Loxpox, December 16,—The Brit- Tables supplied with the best the|dsy. Both of the sontestants ace very | glosed snd the actore and employes, o County Clerk. known 10 ummy with the wanu- is. Do perieg Usll struck on the | market affords. ‘Tho traveling publio | lib: (IOt of K10 QA e o | las 4R whjexd under quaranHne ¢ g— facture of sald paint will be punish- A CHANCE ¥OB INFORMERS. tah bark Langries T8 "'tho comst | olalm they got botter ascommodations | treachery io ) Bamide (6 SIS, 5 | o, Cuasialn dall oz 88 B0e FLOUR od to the full extent of law. No por- The umli llel::.anlnt‘l;u.lum:d:h:z of Wexfar:; twa;&y-(:;nr lo( :hu :x':f more general satisfaction here make, If thu{ were Southerners | H H Porter mix‘“,“h. pro:iMacy of Wholeaale, Write for quotations to son has any authority whatever to sel raw ?rac l{l_ll on‘l ‘_o ae'.m:.ge ;h-:uil :r:rw‘ l:v:;i r%'l’\neBrl:I:h o:iy 0;3 R.': .“my other house in Omaha, | duel might be looked for; as it is, they | the Omaha railroadgt » mesting in Nw‘\’denthm Reppy, Omalts, Neb, rocelpta. Hawraony & 0. or infogmation relative Lo . ° ship, , §2 per dav. sug2ltfm glare at each other when they pass ful Yok Saturdey slternocon, ws Marvio | 16 2m Lancaster !‘l