Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 8, 1883, Page 1

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NTERNE » R DRAWING INSTRUME | IGAL AND G =”I IGAL APPARA | va lisk and onr bea deription OUEEN & €0, Uptidans PHILADELPHIA RUMORS OF A RUMPUS. {The Chinese of Canton Reported on the Warpath and Murdering All Foreigners, | An Unconfirmed Report of the As= | s sination of U, 8, Consul i Seymour, [ The Yops Again Bewails the Loss | of Temporal Power and | Official Perquisites. | | i | Py 1s for the Tetal of O'Hon. | * Riots i Treland, ERAL FOREIGN NEWS, 0'DOA LL'S TRIAT, Loxvoy, Octeber 7.—The solicitor of the treasury has intormed Mr. Guy, solic- |itor retained for the defense of O'Don- nell, that O Donnell's trial has been fixed for the 16th inst. Sullivan, coun- sel for O'Dounell, has been instructed, however, to ask for a postponement of the trial until November. Tt s believed the Crown will comply with the request Mr. Guy telegraphed the solicitor who defended the prisoner at Port Elizabeth to send to Eugland all witnesses who are likely to prove useful to the defense, ‘The woman who passed as O'Donnell’s wife will ot testify at the trial. ANTI-IRISH RIOTS, An Orange procession, while returning from a wmecting at Belfast Saturday, at which Sir Statiord Northeoto spoke, was attacked by a Catholic mob, A desperate fight ensued, and many persons were wounded. A lady ‘na convent window, which cre smashed by the Orangemen Friday, and who wos ill at the time of the attack, has since died, owing to the shock caused by the affar., PARIS POIN A dispateh says the negotiations be- tween Franco and China are virtually suspended. The French ambassador to Madrid has _started for his post. The son of tho Greek minister at Paris_has been accidentally killed by a shot from a revolver., THE POPE ANP TEMFORAL Roe, October 7.—The pope, in an al- locution upon receiving a large number of Italian pilgrims in the buasihica of St. Peter’s to-duy, said he rejoiced to wit- ness the concord existing betwecn the clergy and flocks. The conspitacy of sects had reduced the papacy to a condi- tion unworthy of its rauk. Historical researchies proved the papacy was 1o en- emy of Traly, but that it had always been tuated by sovereign benevolence. The real object in depriving the pope of tem- poral power was to strike a blow at the church and rob Italy of the treasures of faith. To avoid the destruction of Cathol- icism it belosved all patrio ic and reli; ious forces to unite and show themsel openly as Catholies and to desire above all things to restore the pope to that condition of liberty and independence which is his due. The pope spoke for tweuty minutes. The audience num- bered 10,000. SENTENCED TO DEATH, Beruiy, October 7.--The Deutsches Zeitung a Nihilist proclamations have been issued olemnly sentencing the Czar of Russia to death, becauso he has failed to grant liberty to his people. HURRYING UP WAR VESSELS, Tt is stated China builders of Kiel, Germany, to hasten the coustruction of two ironclad corvetts for the China government. POWER is urging ship COUNSUL SEYMOUR REPORTED KILLED, New York, October 7.—A special cuble published in this morning’s World he news from China to-night is avest character, as Marquis Tzny -day in Paris Le feared 1t would Word has just been ived that Charles Seymour, of Wisconsin, United States consul at Canton, has been assas- sinated by a mob. The population of Canton hins been in a ferment all day, and popular turbulence has been dire almost exclusively against foreigners, without diserimination, of the g stated to be. OFFICIAL TELEGRAMS UNANSWERED, WasHiNaron, October 7.—Up to 7 o'clock this evening the StateDepartment d received no advices that an outbreak d occurred in Canton, or that United States Consul Seymour had been killed. The State department telegraphed to China carly this morning, upon learning of the published rumor of Consul Sey- mour's death, but no reply to the inquiry has been received, WasinmNgron, October 8.--Up to 1 k this morning no answer has been ed by the State Departmont to the dispatch asking information concerni the reported outbreak at Canton assussination of Seywour, the American Consul, STONING A TRAIN, Beveast, Octoder 7.—Whilo a special train was conveying Lord Northcote and party between Donoughere and Pomeroy this afternoon a large stone was throw through a window, It struck lady Chrichton on the back, causing her to fall heavily. Lady Chrichton fainted. She received serious injuries, Lord North- cote haa finished his campaign in Ire- land. Destructive at Memphis, Meyriis, October This afternoon the large building on main street occu- pied by B, Lowcnstein & Bros., retail dry goods, was discovered on fire.© The entire building and contents was totally destroyed. Lowenstein & Bros. loss on stock and fixtures, §156,000; insured, £10,600; loss on building, $4,000; in- sured, 24,000, J. H. Mayston, photo grapher, occupied a portion of the third tloor, Loss, 86,000, The building to the south, occupied by 8. Hall, rotail clothing, damaged $2,700; insured, Oth- er minor dsmages $4,600, Cause un- known, Ll Broke Down at Sea. Sr. Jonxs, N. B., October 7.—The ational line steamship Canada, from Liverpool to New York, with 245 passen- gers, was towed to this port to-day with her main shaft broken. She left Liver- poor on September 22, encountered so- vero adverso winds for eight days, broke down October 1, and was taken in tow by the steamer South Wales on Friday last | marry that woman."” He replied, * Baby, and safely brought to anchorage at this port. The passengers were all woll, ex- cept one in the steerage, who died ms and was buried at sea. e OHURCH GATHERINGS, Reports of Progress of the Chur Their Jurisdiction, ipiscopal Bishops on the hoin Puitaperrnia, October 6.—The gon eral convention of the Protestant Kpis copal church of tho United States reas sembled this morning. Morning prayer | was read by Rev. Wi, nick, D, D || of the dioc of Virginia. Ben cdiction _was pronounced by Rov. | Grogory Thurston Bedill, D. D, Bishop of the dweese of memorial signed by and deputies, o consent (e the name of the diocese to that s state has been divided Referred to com- | Corning ~ Judd, Ilinois, presented the bishop to ch [ of Ch into mittee on ot three . Vauy, of the diocese of Ackansas, presented a memorial asking for a general court of appeals in the mat ter of trials of clergymen. Referred to committee on canons. Buishop Elliott, of western Texas, gave an account of the work in his mission. Bishop Wingtield, of northern Cali- fornia, in reporting the progress of the church in that state, said although San Francisco was filled with millionaires, | they were not disposed to do anything for the cause of God and the church. San Francisco has a long list of abnormally rich men. Only one left a memorial be- hud him, and that person was James Lick. Bishop Garrett, of Northern Texas, wanted 835,000 for schools, churches and Evangelists. Bishop Penick, of Cape Palmas, Rev. z when he landed on the coast of Africa, December 2, 1877, the first word of Euglish from an African was an oath. In the ship in which he sailed were four unssionaries and $50,000 worth of rum. Lu two boarding schools of 190 scholars there are twenty-nine languages, repre- senting as many tribes, His work could not be said to have been a failure. The missionary bishop of Shanghai ro- ported that the only proper way of chris- China is by the Chinese them- Benediction was pronounced by the bishop of Rochester, and the board of missions adjourned until Monday. Most of the pulpits in this city to-morrow will be occupied by bishops and deputies. The lord bishop of Rochester preaches m St. James church in the morning and Holy T'rinity in the evening. —— Pla te County Anti-Monopolists, cia! dispatch to THE BEE. Humpnreys, Neb., October Anti-Monopoly county convention selves. 7.—The of Platte county met here yestorday and nominated a full county ticket and they also endorsed Judge Post, the Republican candidate for District Judge. o —— CRIMINAL RECORD. JEALOUSY AND LUNACY. Lnerry, Me., October 7.—Ambroso Daggatt, a'young man working on the furin of David Greely, shot through the neck Miss Ella, the young daughter of Greely, this evening, cousing instant death, Daggatt immediately went into the orchard near the houso and putting a bullet into his own head instantly expired, Jealousy caused the murder and suicide. Doggatt has been partially deranged at time SUICIDE BY KEROSENE, GavvesroN, Texas, October 7.—The News’ Waco special says: Advices from i(:.m«nllu say, near there someftime ago the son-in-law of Mrs. Seaw lost his wife and turned over his little two-year-old child to his grandmother to care for. | He married in and took the child. Mis, S| v i ed last Wednesday by lashing rself in a very ingenious manner to a stone fence. st saturated her head and clothes with kerosene and then applied a match. When found she dead. The body was horribly burney DISAPPOINTED IN LOVE, Cuicaco, October An unknown man suicided to-day by jumping from the Government pier. He left a letter stat- ing he was disappointed in love. The body was recove — The Mormons, Sarr Lake, October 7.—The attend- ance at the Mormon conference today was much larger than yesterday, fully 6,000 people being in the tabernacle, Ihe audience was addressed by Apostles Richards, Carrington, Lyman and Can- non, all of whom impressed en their hearers the necessity of living up to their religion, going into polygamy and paying tithing. Apostle Cannon pre- soited statists of the church, showing a membership in Utah of 127,204; number of fawilies, 23,000; births in the past six months, 1,200 males and 1,100 females; number of children under eight years, 87,000; number of marriages in six wonths, 339; new membors, 23,040; nization has 12 apastles, b8 parishes, 3,885 sextients, 103 high priests, 11,000 elders, 1,500 bishops, 4,400 deacons, Arizona reports a membership of 2,264, Idaho not re ported, has double that of A Eighty-one missionaries have been ap pointed to go on missions to Europe and the United States, cighteen of this num- ber were set apart for missions in the Southern States, where the church is weeting with considerable success in i asing its membership, The south converts are being colonized in Colorado mostly. 7.- 3 —— Senator Sharon's “Baby," SAx Fraxcisco, October 6.—Miss Hill, claiming to be the wife of SenatorSharon, interviewed to-day, says the reason the marriage was kept secrect was Sharon’s desire to be re-elected Senator from Ne- vada, He said if the marriage was made public some womenin Philadelphia would raise a row and spoil his chances, She says the marriage contract was signed in Sharon’s office over the bank of California, and that he afterward tried to recover it, but she always refused to give it up, and to insure its safety had it sown up in @ jacket which she always were, Her reason for having the Senator arrested was, she states, because she had learned he was going east to marry & young lady in New York, and she was determined to L)ruvuut it. She says she spoke to Sharon about this l.n.r...ud marriage, saying, ‘‘Senator, you have no right to it's all right, T will be gone only a fow weeks." *“Tut,” continued Miss Hill, 1made up my mind 1 would maintaim my rights, amd T intend to do so.” el il Funeral of Judge Kidder, St. Pavy, October 6. The funeral of the late Judge J. P. Kidder, of the Su preme Court of Dakota, took place here to-day. Two Methodist clergymen of St. Paul, Rev. Dr. D. G. Smith and Rev. Stafforgl, conducted the services. Associate Justices Hudsen and Church, and ex-Justico Moody, of the Dakota | Supreme Court, were present, besides tho | immediato family and many_ friends from Minnesota and Dakota The remains wero escorted to Oakland Cemetery where | the interment _took place, by St. Paul | Commandery of Knights Templar, | “THE OLD TICKET.” | The Ol Story Reviewed in the Clear-| ings of Minnesota, Minneapolis Vielng With Denver in the Manufacture of Sensations, M routs, October 7.—The Minne- apolis Tribune publishes a dispatch from an authoritative quarter, to the following effect: *‘Despite many assertions said to be made from Greystone to Tilden would under no circumstances consent to be the presidential candidate of the demo- cratic party in 1884, it may safely be sot down that'a desperate effort will be made tonominate the old ticket with the full knowledge and consent of the two gen- tlemen most directly interested. A short time ago Hendricks made a quiet visit to Tilden and effected an adjustment of the difficulty existing betwoen themsince the campnign of 1876, after which he dis- closed the real object of his visit by try- ing to induce Tilden to allow his nameto go before the NATIONAL CONVENTION. After an extended conversatien in which many objections advanced by Til- dan were met and satisfactorily answered by Hendricks, Tildensaid: “Well, T shouldn't mmd it, except for the labor of making another campaign,” to which Hendricks replied by assuring Tilden his campaign was already made and he had but to speak the word to se- cure the nomination, This seemed to satisfy Tilden and they parted with full understanding that the “‘old ticket” would be put before the people in 1884, Shortly after Mr. Hendricks’ visit, John the same business, presumably on a HINT DROPIED BY HENDICKS, Kelloy assured Tilden that he had “‘buried the hatchet” and was anxicus to see the old ticket ranominated and would work hard and faithful to accomplish that end and also to sccure their election. It is intimated that Hendricks is sctuated by the fact that Tilden is an old man and decidedly feeble, and Hendricks would have much of the work of the Presiden- tial office to do and would probably be- come President before the end of the term by reason of Tilden’s death or total disability, Kelly wants Tilden nomi- nated s0 as to pay off some old political debts and because it would retire Cleve- land and others for whom heas a strong dislike, German Celebrations, CLeveLAND, October 7.—The anniver- sary of the settlement of Germantown was celebrated here by a monster parade this afternoon anda grand festival to- mght, at which addresses were made by by Mayor Farley and a number of prom- inent German residents. Miwavke, October 7.—The two hundredth anniversary of the landing of German emigrants was commemorated hero to-day by thousands in a grand pa- rade this afterneon and_appropriate ex- crcises at Turner Hall this evening, six thousand men were in procession, e Strike of € Drivers, Wasuisgron, October The car drivers on the Belt line street cars struck to-night, by order of the Knights of La- bor, and the cars were withdrawn, The strike was occasioned by tho refusal of the superintendewt to reinstate a driver discharged because ho refused to instruct a non-union man in his dutics, e Off for Rome, Cricaco, October 7. —Archbishop Fe- han, of this province, left for New York this afternoon on his way to Rome to attend the convocation of American archbishops on church discipline in the United States, to be he'd the first week in November. The Socialists, Prrrspura, October 7.—The Socialists will meet here in national convention next Saturday, the 13th inst,, and re- main in session several days. — POST'S APPOINTME! TS, The Organization ef tho Internal Revenue of Nebraska as at Present, Collector Post Fas appointed the fol- lowing deputy collectors for Nebrasks and Dakota, being known as the Internal Revenuo district of Nebraska: A, K, Marsh, Sutton; H, A. Doud, Omaha; B. R. Cowdery, Columbus; John Stoen, Walioo; John B, Dennis, Yankton; 8 E. West, Fargo, The storokeepers sta- tioned at Willow Springs distillery, Oma. ha, the only one in the district, are J. H. Lacey, M. D, Lancaster, J. M cobsen, P, H. Walker, Gustave D The guagers are, H. F. Wilrodt, St A, D. Balcombe, D. C. Brooks, D. E, Bom- gartner, J, K. Robberts. Tho c'erical force consists of E, M, Battis, Omaha, cashier in charge of all stamps and records; J. D, Evans,Omaha, in charge of records; C, B, Allen,Omaha, in charge of records. e DIED, LEEDER —In this city, October 7th, at 6:30 a. m,, James Albert, infaut son of Mr, and Mra. Louis Leeder, aged three months, Funeral on Monday, Oetober 8th, at 2 p, m., from the residence, on Thirteonth street, be. tween Chicago and Cass streets, Friends i vited, B A man suffering frem debility and loss of appetite ; took two bottles of Hood's Kelley made a journey to Greystone on | THE RIFLE CONTEST. Dotails of the First Day's Practice of the Department Teams. Ranks First fAmong Fittysix Comyps Lientenant Merriam itors, Special Dispateh to Tur Ber, Leaveswonriy, Kas., The first day’s practice opened at 9 a. m. October 6. with a heavy fog at the 200 yards firing, about 10 ok the 300 wds, with a sweltering sunshine, which clearing at caunsed a bad mirs as we went back to the 600 yards. T'here are four targets, one for each de partment team, Texas took No. 1 Platte No. 2; Dakota No. 3, and Mis- souri No, 4. I sent you the total of the Platte team for the threo ranges for the day, and the standing of each man on the list of the i compoetitions, There are b6 compotitions in all. T now send you the best 14, and the detail scoreof the de- partment of the Platte team. THE TEAM TOTALN Toxas 1 Lieut. Merriam, Platte Praker, Texas. . ¢ Soymour, Missouri.......... Ihlr{lum, Missouri. ... lot, Missouri Peacock, Dakota 7 Osborn, Texas Birdsell, Texas § 9 Anman, Missouri . 10 Staples, Dakota 11 Delany, Dakota. . 12 Chaplin, Platto 13 trelo, Dakota 14 Groysen, Missouri Division . stand'g. 7 1 12 15 24 2 28 29 T 3 Martin. ... 86 Wongraff. . 87 Cosgrove 43 Jordan. ... 49 Daleny. Hl ovens 4 SPORTING NOIES, ALBANY RACES, ALaNy, October 6.—Last day of the Island Park trotting mecting. Jim Jew- ell won the unfinished 2:17 pacing race, and King Almont the unfinished class. In the 2:27 class, purse $1,000, Ducation won, Lizzie O'Brien socond; time 222, 2:23}, The free-for-all race, Westmount won in_straight heats, Flora Belle second, Richball third; time 2.8}, 2:18, 2:18}. Trinket trotted to beat Jay-Eye-Seo’s record of 2:17, made Thursday last. She went a mile beauti- quarter in 32, the half in’ 1:06] and three-quarters in 1:40, BRIGHTON BEACH RACES. BrianroN Beach, October 6.—Purse raco for maidens, all ages, three-quarters of a mile, Iroso won, Harpooner second, Maria Louise third; time 1:17{. Purse race, selling allowances, one mile, Felicia won, Charley Fisk second, Bill Bird, third; time L1: Purse race, all ages, one mile and & furlong, Topsy won, Gath second, Marshall {hird; time 1:p8}. Purse race, welter weights, one milo, Andrew Smith won, Harry Mann second, Arsenic third; time 1:47) ightning Storm, Mixsearouts, October 7.—This vicin- ity was visited lato to-night by a_severs thunder storm, during which ‘the hght- ning struck the sash and blind factory of Prazer & Shepherd, setting it on lire, and it was burned to the ground with all the machinery, stock and manufactured goods, Loss $63,000; insured $30,000. The lightning also struck the steeple of the large Catholic Cathedral, but serious damage. Street Car Ditched, I Cnicaco, October 7.—While going rapidly around a curve near Austin ave- nue, & western suburb, this afternoon a dummy car filled with passengers was do- railed and thrown into the diteh. Chas, Couk, it is thought is fatally and eight others more or less seriously wounded. o — TELEGRAPH NOTES, The resignation from the French ministry of Thibaudin is welcomed in Berlin as favorable to maintainance of peace in Kurope. The Commissioner of Internal Revenue de- cided not to remove the office of collector of customs from Santa Fe to Albuquerque, N. M ritorial Troastrer McVay, of Dakota, has written a letter to Governor Ordway re- fusiug to remove the territorial treasury to Bismarck., The Rock River, (11L.) long contest Saturda; W. Hatton as one of ¢ eral confe The Biitish ship Muncio, which sailed from pool for Now Orleans, stranded in the Morcy and will probably bo u total wreck. The crew wis saved. collector at San Francisoo, od suit against Unitod States Senator , Jones, of Ne £20, )00 d to be due for taxes on mining st An order has bee nference, after a cted Rev, Dr. R, clogates to the gen- has com. fuued establishing » duily tored mail pouches bo tween § ena, Monta between Chicago, both daily, excopt Sunday, A terriblo conflagration in the e cotton press district of Dallas, Texas, stroyed about ninety buildings. = Loss, $400,- - | is tho intention to have it all under rvof by 3 | Whe attempted to shooe Guiweau, recently ap- dated September 30th, states that Admiral irbet has had a conference with the French I and military chiofs 3 Tonquin, who agreod that active operations are impossible t, owing to the condition of the ronds, ation of General Thibaudin, and the roaciness which France has shown to make reparation for the treatment of Alfonso, canses goneral satisfaction in Madeid. Hopes aro entertained of a speedy final sottioment of the unpleasantness, o examination of Dean, Chambers, charged with train at Coolidge and ki Saturday at Do conclusive tostimony was olicited to show that aither of the parties mcerned in the aflair, Th At a chusetts, ) bo taken in nination will continue to-day ooting of the Fall Rives Massa. with in uply the wish of operatives appoiuting fuctory Loy At Allgheny City Saturday et car renched the top of a steep st fo number, wero mora or loss burt* and four ously injured. Condition of tho treasury at the close of Dusiness Octobor 6: Gold coin and bullio, 200 1 ra and bullion, $i1 000 000, Work on tho Garfield memorial Hospital at Washington has begun and will be pushed forward rapidly. Instead of one large build- ing tho hospital will consist of n worfes of small buildings, open on all sides to air aud light and solated from_other structures, 1t winter, Counsel for Sorgeant Mason, the soldier plied to the Secrotary of War for a copy of the Judge Advocate Giene fow of the procoedings of tho court by which lason tried. The Secretary refused the lication on tho ground that the document wfidential. ‘The counsel will apply to ident for a full record. The Moody-Boynton Greenback convention orcestor, Muss, on the 1ith inst. will Gov, Butler, Men who “know their and the leaders will be badly de- Tho Boston Herald says that secrot meetings have been held of Democrats op- lm»«ul to Butler. An Iudependent Democrat- o movoment will bo organized, The directors of the Northern Pacific way company, at a moeting in New Y Satorday, decided, subject to tho approval of three-fourths of the preforred stock, to issuea second mortgage for §20,000,000 on all the property and auth ton to open negotiati ing the finunce commit- s for the sale of S18,- 060,000 of second mortgage bouds, and repe their action to the board. . Th mitte ing: Wo at aftor all nominate ill attend, will, says Butler, T rt Wi nan suffrage party’s county com- New York has adoptod the follow- ico in tho signal rebuke admin- istered by tho Episcopal chureh to Rey. Dr. Morgan Dix inhis overwhelming rejection as a candiduto for assistant bishop, aud the olection over his hed of Rev. Dr. Honry C. Petter, known ws a friend of co-education and woman suffrage, and wo hail this result as a great result in tho canse The Mississippi Valley D: association was organized fully, without a skip, in 2:17, making the |« id no [ day by & number of geutl parts of the vallay, interested in products. The associution will huld qu meotings to discuns questions of g terest, Ex-Lieut.-Gov. Coleman, of St. Loui was elocted president; W. Drury and Jus. k Millor, of Tilinols, vico-prestdoits; Jos. herd, secretary, At 9 Saturday nivht sowe person threw a dynamite cartridge through the window of house occupied by the Beuch fawily, in Now. York. The cartridge had fullen_upon a table whors there was a tin pan. Tho oxplosion blew pivcos of the Sumuel body. Tne house was bad peke explosion, Mrs. Beach and infa Dbadly stunned. Beach was blow room through another and when he consciousness he found himself hangiug ont of the window, Graner was dead. The Independents of Boston have adopted resolutions declaring that: Although recog- ing in George 1), Robinson uestionable o of good gove I and personal am , WO )un-l it on withold our support from Repul cun didate for Lieutenant Govornor, regarding his y to who wish tn conc and all which ho ropro 'ho committee appointed ub & meeting of Trish citizens of o to confer with the senators and Representatives of Illin urge upon them to ¢ it of the state r n thy presont oxocstive, {TH o Logan, Itepre ay with tatives Finnerty, Davis, Adums wnd Dan- 000, The fire started about noon in an engine room on Elm street, A fire in Bernhard Mu’ym [ l'lhlli“’; will, Cleveland, destroyed $10,000 worth of prop- erty. Fifteen dwellings in the neighborhood were more or less damaged, swelling the ag: gregate loss to §25,000. A collision of freight trains occurred on the Lake Shore & Michigan Southern road at Pittaford, thirty miles west of Toledo, Satur- day, causing the death of three aud possibly forir people, wnd injuriug one. A special to The New York Tribune from Pawling, Duchess county, New York, tells the story of the depredations of cattle thieves aud their discovery and revenge upon those who discovered their names, Two freight trains on the Delaware & Lack- awanua collided nea Cresco, Pa., Saturday, wrecking the engines and a number of care. Jnhullunn,auYYl‘m«r, was scalded to death, Sarsaparilla, gained ten pounds and got well, and Archibald Lord, fireman, waa killed. A French offieial dispatch from Houg Kong | haw on the subject. Senator Logan suggest- ed the committoe namo the wttorneps whom it desired to be seut to defond O'Dnnell, and the comuiittee named W, J. Hynes and W. W. O'Brien, The Philadelphia Progs has reduced its price from 3 cents to 2 cents, Hon, Charles Creighton Iazewell, for a quarter of & century connected with tho e rial stafl of The Loston Traveller, and w of tho “Review of the Week,” which becn a feature of that paper, is dead, aged 69, Hon, Geo, West's machine shop at Bollston, N. Y., burned; lows §12,000 ‘The Moniteur de Rome, which is understood to reflect the Pope's views, deprecates the agressive attitude of the Oraugemen in Ireland towards the National League, and fours the former in usurping the functions ef iov- ernment in upholding the law, may achieve the opposite results, It is reported that Camescasse, Prefect of Police of Paris, has resigned. “Tatrolman Geo, C. Kimball, of Detroit, while assisting in pursuing threo suspicious charactors, who were endeavoring to avoid ar- rest, was futally kot by them, The ball en- tered his brain wnd dsath ensued in a fow min- utes, One of the three men Was o notorious crook named Billy Leonurd. The i wiss one of the most faithful on th i d three children, sion of Frederick Sylvester, one f tho Ihiludelphia stock exchange, Liabilitiew not large, a3 the business was confined almost en- tirely to trading in the roow, Kiralfy Bros have brought action to obtain from the lesees of Niblo's garden, Poolo & Gilmore, their percentage of H7h per cont upon Tho susps of the uhL-nL gross roceipts of the house at Niblo's garden, Speculators have the choice of keats in tho house. The privilege of selling tiokots s by Poole and Jumes Brown who woll tickots in the lobby of the theatre, The Kiralfy Hron clujm that tha 2,500 which the defendant received from Browa justly be- longs 40 tho receipta of tho house, tud thore- for they aro entitled to. roceive ‘their sharo ofit. I'ho officials of Paris are makin hllpl:( to ascertain whether the telograph ufficials gave to Potite France, the organ of Wilson, son-in-law of President Grovy, copies of govérnment dispatches which, when pub- lished in that paper, affected stocks ou the Bourse, # searchin, The wheresbouts of the notorious Major Nickerson have boen ascertained. He is re- siding at Therold, Canada. Upon this iufor- mation being received, the Hocmhr( of War urdered him to proceed at once to Washing- ton and report in person. An answer was ro- ceived from him yesterday, in which he de- atlon i waworthy approval of those THE TORN T.NTH., A Spirited Contest for Judicial, Honorg in the ‘tenth District, The Trusted Tools of the Railroad Ring Put Forward by the Smallwarts, The Record of Savidge and Bixler om the U, . Land Tax Cases, Correspondence of Tk Ber, Nownit Prarre, The camp Octobor 6.— 1 in the Tenth Judicial dis~ rrict has fairly opened. Tho straight-out ring republicans, at the dictation of Johm M. Thurston and the Union Pacific rail- road, have nominated for District Judge 8. L. Savidge, of Buffalo county. Savidge's qualitications consist in the fact ot ho has always been a willing tool of the wealthy corporations, ready to do their bidding, and that on many of the questions that may azise in his court he has, while attorney for Buffalo coun~ ty, expressod opinions favorable to the Union Pacific railway. Notably, he ad- visad the commissioners of Buffalo county to strike the railroad lands from the tax list. The importance of this matter will be more fully understood when it is known that 75 per cent of the unsold railroad lands are in this district. For District Attorney, they have putin nomination one J. W. Bixler, of Lincoln county, & fitting representative of the bummer element, a man devoid of honor or principle, and utterly incompetent to perform the duties of this office. In opposition to the above the Anti- monopolists have placed in nomination for District Judge, Hon, B. I. Hinman, of Lincoln county, and for District Attor~ ney, Hon. E. C. Calkins, of Buffalo county. As o able lawyer and an honorable gentleman, B. I Hinman has a state reputation, and admittedly stands at the head of the bar in this district, His manly speech in nccopting the nomination, wherein he pledged to stand by Auti-monopoly principles and to dis- charge the duties of his office without fear or favor, has inspired the ‘Anti-mon- opolists of this district with enthusinsm for the ticket. Hon, E. C. Calkins is well fitted to dischargo the duties of district attorney, and that he will do it, and in a manner creditable, and his_constituents 1o one questiona. Mr. Calkins has ever been an earnest worker in the Republican party. He lubored long and faithfully against the monopoly domination in the party. The Anti-monopolists of this district are well organized and active and pro- CATTY ON AN Aggressive campaign, ill, without doubt, elect their and ticket, Lincoln county will give 300 majority for Hinman and Calkins. Axrr e — BAVAGE BRUTALITY, A Frightfal Allegheny Prrrspura, October 6.—The Butchers run district in Allegheny City, Pa., made famous by the grent floods of 1874, was the scene last night of the most brutal murder that ever occurred in that vicini- ty. John Brown and James Weaver were partners in o horse trade. A dis- pute arose between them over family matters and the partnership was dis- solved, Weaver was in debt to Brown forty soven dollars and fifty cents. He ealled to Weaver's house and in the pres- enco of Weaver's wife and child de~ manded payment. Weaver promised to settle but Brown insisted on having it at once and finally drew a revolver and fired three times, each bul- let taking effect in Weaver's body, killing him_instantly. The en- raged Brown then juwped on the lifeless remains, and, aftor tuking the money from his pocket, tirst beat out his brains with the butt of a revolver, and then broke a chair over his head while the wife and child of the murdered man stood :l»yl[mr:\l.vzud with horror, Brown then od, e The Lost Yach Havurax, October 7.—A report is in circulation that Warren Smith, oarsman, as well as other membors of the crew of his father-in-law’s vessel, missing since the gale of August 9 were recovered, and that ten wern picked up in a Norwe- ginn vessel and carried to a south Ameri- can port. The rumor cannot be traced to a reliable source, —t— A Temperance Wave indWashington, WasniNaroy, October 7.—The anti- liquor selling people in Washington are making an aggressive fight against the saloon keepers of the city w?fi: the ob- Ject of preventing the issuance of license the coming year to about 1,600 saloon keepers who have been convicted the past year of violating the liquor laws of the dist CATARRH Sa-ford’s Radical Cure. Head Colds, Watery Dischargus from the Nose and yes, Ringiug Nolses in the bead, Nervous Hoadache Fever natantly rclieved Chokinys mucus dislodged, membrane cleansed an healod, Ureath sweetened, smoll, taste, and bearing d restored, s chacked. Coughy, Bronchils, Droppings into the Throat, Paius in the Chest, Dyspepsia, Wastiog of Strength and Flesh, Loss: f sleep, te., cured, One bottle Radical Curv, ono box Cotarrbal Sol- 'and one Dr. Sandford's Inhaler, in one packs age, of all drugggists. for 81, Ask_for Sar ford's ftade {1 Cure, . pure distillation of Witch Hazel, Am. Pine, Ca. Fir, Marigold, Clover Blossomas, ete. DiUa 4XD CUEMICAL €., Bostorl, CQ}L‘:,!,’SS’ For the relief and provention, 'APPLIED, the INSTANT IT 18 clines to obey orders. He defies the suthori- tiow, fooling sure that he ceunot be extra- diteld, further action was taken in the matter, but in ll probability he will dropped from the arny ws & desorter,