Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 28, 1884, Page 1

THE OMAHA DairLy BEE FOURTEENTH YEAR. OMAHA, NEB., SATURDAY MOI OF INTEREST TO THE OUTS. [{h s ahins bt smons, e et THE TYRANTS OF THE TRACK ~'-";!";"\‘.§;‘t!.‘.":-..‘fi ‘:2‘.:‘,:(“3;,.5"‘;&: J nty Years in Oof e, ho spoech in my lifo has 80 far been spent, 1 have delayed this announcement until the holding of the re snsisting alnost wholly of the extract. The Politcal News of Most MOmERt 10 B2t e eencis wh s v v | WHAL Their Reckless Mavipulations are .5\ sdeq by S the words i i Sanguize Democracy. b B R G L Compelling Them o Do, o R e A SR 0o remained in Congress f nother torm, load to his obtaining leave o print, and he ING, JUNE 28, 1884. SWAMPED IN THE SURF. [0 e thee noher e -t facture of spurious dollars and half dolla wera fonnd. Williams and another were n A Thilling Shinwr‘cckilm BATROZAL | reors e b e e e et U”V. N.J, gank. Other arresta are anticipated, SPRING SPORTS, [ i | e e sired to say ho did not robract one word of T The Arrangement Committee Pre= DR SO W TR, The Northwestern Forced to Buy |35 taia ho sccepted tho anttorasip 11 | The Schooner L. & A, Baboook a mox SAyEyosen, paring for a Long Siege. Special Dispaten to Tur Bre. the Entire Blair System. [ieetiretr He o b s o Total Loss. Do, June 27,~W. I, Crawford, man- ‘ it Niw YORK. June 27.—A story is croppiog b cqurtesy, oquity or manliess in itx publion- agor .vllJ; |_"1 o' J]..“ e-See, Is 'in the ' out here and there in politicalcircles, and find tion, 116 nad dono what frequently had bhoen :.‘.'.;.u:'.:..“'r"'w.‘;:'\‘.“ff by “v_lg"{:.l:vl:: Together With Most of Orew and | lengs, and the ground taken by Vanderbilt in rolation thereto, he said: “T" don't seo why The Missouri Pacific Proolaims a|done: he had incorporated in his spoech « newspaper artiole withoub comment that Owing to the Probability Nomi= [ingmore or less belief, that ¢ nees Will Not Walk Away. e L Divorce From the Wabash, [bad boen published lnsk danusey; had wen| . Passongers Aboard, Vanderbilt accopted the challenge ns_nddre to make a play for the nomination for the copied from Maine to Oalifornia, and there ed to him, for neither Maud Clingstone first place. A perusal of his lotter of disel W had not beon a line of contradiction from this SRt o Shals owine F160 Whte TEOHoNEL . AN has not seen his hor nths, and The Whole Tragedy Transpiring | knew nothing of the ohallangs, Whiol, waa ' . . ly open | r, A0 jed by in View of the Village. 85000 frfuit, an. earnoel that oy Kya-Seh in ready to trot any horso, as stated, It is supersensitivo senatorior his frionds. Mr, Cannon sa d the Reeord did not show the gentleman from New Jersey had obtained eave to print, and therefore the Rocord on its face misled the house and the country Cleveland’s Chances Not so Unan= ot said; in so many wordsy éhat he will not The Officers of the Former to be ccept 01 i ) sta goes that imous as at First Supposed. Doe Maneing, chuisk ol (HY, county de: Separate From the Latter., o mocracy, was afraid { { l tion will show that the Sage of Gramere that Flower, with the aid —_— of Tammany, might get control of the Sars Mr, MoAdoo, continuing, aid : *“The gon ey quite amusing that Vandorbilt should be ; 3 g ptilon, Anilsek aboat to. prevent i, ; ; _ | teman from Thiinois (Cantion) ays ho brought ¢ eive o lnipudatice which: proimphed. tn Tilden Reported Seriously to bo| it i yractiouly. foread tha ftter feons | Ad the Missouri Paoifio to Com= | "o hetoro. the homsa becaes ‘the | Tho Horolo Struggles of the [ ricd st the fmpudenco which prompted we Tilden by tolling him that Fower intended to ; Rocord had been violated: The gentleman Hatat Shks Mk v o i, Ll b e Tenaciously on the Traok. | et control of tho state convention and_secure pete Where it Can, new bettor than that, | TEwassiinply hecause Mate's Wife for Life, G it BA T Cho TR ot D S e Fie Sasiaze of vesglation Usolaing - Tldan) the gentleman had found the name of John A, RN trotted at least dozen timos against th best nomination out of the question, owing to his Logan in the list. So farax the question of ‘While California Inclines to Get |phyrical weakness, that s Cloveland had been | The Liatter Leases a Line From Quin- | the Record was concorned, ho belicved the able to secure control of thestate convention, ¢y to St. Joseph, Mo. himself had not delivered his tariff Tilden would have remained off the track, but 2 Up a Boom for Dana. tha, s & horses, and on the best tracks in the country, Fears that Other Wrecks Have Tak-|and each instance for money, and on DINESLTRS Behoh SIHewR havo lse contilaeab fr Bar awne and ] u’.f"“{;t.n 1"{'73,.‘[‘.'."(1?1:.“ h:lf‘leo‘p :}‘Q“}T' —_——.—— Cannon—*Now is it printed in the Re- With Drite, ‘ publicans, Sammy has decided to step in_and | The Nm““;xf':m:‘ Purchases the L -lm-mnl(lm(,‘ln n“:‘gmx..r April 23, S ; Selly and Butler Suopoess. fo) me et ton cum "o LA e i | VTG R, v A nmACH BURIAL, At Cininna~Clninnal 4; Metropean, got it 0 it A EW Youk, June B . M ud it is not believed Tilden will consent | nouncement was made in the stock exchange | hereafter.” ¢Did the Record lict to that, to-day that the Chicago & Northwestern pu -| Oannon said he would replyin his own time, chased the Blair s 1s. The com-| MecAdoo said he might ask the deluded 000 of its | *oldiers what they thought of a great senator 4 imores=Thi imote. feom | Who in his groed to absorb tereitory which bo- | Const for yoars occurred yosterday afternoon, | At Baltimore—Unions, Daltimore, te. 4 l.nu.iml[u.g.ulm.l settlers o land which was | The schooner L. and A. Babeock baached noar quired, in pa 1 and [ mado for independent fresholders, small farmi- | oo, and although the lifo saving crow ar- rentals, and charges now paid these lines will | ers, went, ‘under the cover of his brother-in- VAR SHIBGRA' 0 AHGG' tns over to e v { M "8 N » belief tha o 0age t0 shatmre Arail y compnny, law to New Mexico, and tried to pre-empt 0 0 DEMOCRACY'S CONV. belicf that congress | cease to be a charge against the compuny, IR Bt e Sl ll‘:::(l‘“‘ t]‘:; the' crew: Were 40 woak from working the i pumps that they could not draw the ropos | THE HALL. journ before the meeting of the demo SRR ADUBNG: FATVAVERCW i ; i J journ before the meeting dem a public surveyor, who found it belonged to Cireaco, June 27.—The sub-committee of | cratic convention, not that it has accomplished The Missouri Pacific, atiother class, thabhe BRIBME tho grantost z:mmlgh the surf, - In one hour after the vessel stracl the national democratic committee held an- |, much that it is ready to adjourn; in fact the | St Louts, June 27.—The announcement | friendship for. Rumots had it that he had NOTHING COULD DE DISCOVERED other session , but beyond deciding up- | amount of work actually performed is very | made that on July 1s all h of depart- [ Indian ~blood in his = veins—that = he ¢ but n lot of broken pieces of timber, Tho ertain mino es in the arrangeme 2 rhe increasein the elzo husy | ments of the Missouri Pacific railway whoso [ Was trying to steal from his own kith and kin of the hall, by which seats can be provided for | Ul Ve decreased 1ts ability for work, and it is | Wabash, will retire from that road, and tho | iog them from tho unfortunate savages who | Scarborough, wite of the mate. Sho was WRECK OF THE BANCOOK, "At Toledo—Toledo, Banselar Croy, N. J,, June At Boston—Union the moss thrilling ship wrecks seen on this [ O, Brooklyn, 1. wcinnati, 4 T Hold Democracy’s Destinies: Proceedings in Congress—Various WASHINGTON NOTES, Political Macters, 'u]-n::llxfit:"yli'l::?;;‘;‘ ENT, Chicago—Provi ; At Louisvillo—Louisvilles, 113 At Columbus—Columbug, At Oleveland —Cles 1 6; New York, 4 At Boston-—Boston, 15; Dotroit, 4. ilwaukeo—Milwaukeo, 1; Quiney, 6.1 t Saginaw—Saginaw, 4; 1't. Wayne, TION, [ At Tndianapolis—Indianapolis, 7; Baltimore, 16. At Washington—Union-Nationals, 7; Kau- | territorial delogates in tho main body of the | {0 have deoroasedits ; ines ‘cofnprised in tho Wabadh system ba | wero unabla to proteot - themselvos, until an | struolk by & falling spar while. being hold by | s hall, no action of importance was taken. probable that o session of this length hasever | Lo 3 fndependently of the Gould system | honost sccretary of the interior had tho sur- | her husband, and was knocked from his arm ouis, 43 Athletic, 1, ] g proper, and under a new get of officers, * This [ veyor to take back the land for the Zunis. [ jugo the sea. The husband immediately AR AR s aftorward picked up THE DEMOCRACY, NOMINATIONS, was discussed in New York last week by [[Loud applarse and laughteron the demo- PREPARING FOT A SIEGE AT OHIOAGO, Gilbert A, Peirce, of Illinois, governor of | Messrs. Gould, Hayes, Hoxie and Humphries, | cratic side.] i The possibility of a|Pukota. and_the above action decided upon. The| Cannonwason his feet to roply to Me. 2 Yy John F, Kinney, of Nebraska, agent of the | road will be operated by a much smaller force | Adoo, when the hour of b o’clogk arrived, and pual Democratic con | Tndians of the Y ankton agenc: than now. The officers will probably be | the speaker declared the house in recess until Tho Yale defeated YT New Youk, June sprang after her, and v A the Harvard to-d: on the banch unc . A Swedo xeaman swam ashore. The captain, the mate’s wifo and three seamen werodrowned, Themate's wifo had borne up bravely from the time of the springing of the leak until the going to to picoes of tho vesssl. when MER SHRIEKS WERE HEARTRENDING, Feared other wrecks had_taken place, as the beach was strewn with drift and Virginia pine wood, The storm was terrible—cars standing on the narrow gauge road were blown over n a b ball game—4 to ar 3, and thereby wina the intor-collegiato cham- Dionship. At Buifalo—Buffala At Philadelphia—} Louis 6. Chicao, June 17. { Tonger session of the Naf Philadelphia 7, stone Unions 3 St. J vention than has been expected has caused the | Postmasters —George B. Mills, Astoria, T11.; | general agent, general manager, superintend- | 8 o'clock, Jacob Ricord, Towa City, Ia.: Charles B |ent of transportation, general freight agent, R, ion of | Mr, Hale, from the committee on appropria. a8 X | tions, reported the general deficiency bill with orrow. and Rapids—Grand Rapids 8; Bay ¢ sub-committeo of tho national democratic com- H % i | Perkins, Onawa, In; Winfield F. Scott, fand general passenger agent. The posit mitteo to take steps to-day for emergoncies. | Aileton, Tns Milton . Hull, Tidgar, Neb.j | general agent by alrondy ocoupied by The commitoee mot at the Palmer house this | Charles C. Wilson, Sterling, Neb, Howe. The other officers have not y e e e i IR o FELIDET IS oS Oomm tsamen dotermined upon, The general managership | "I Wefietihod business war thon Taid o LA N b LT W LEhE R e but de- org (ho sonate, being tho bill providing for Pedestrianism, A BEVHLEHEM FOOT-RACK, 3 i . Denn- DAKOTA, ol r places Thol cKissoc] . came up. Mr. Goudy said it was impossible | gy nok, Dak., June 27.—The appoint- | With it, but nothing d known, The | “Ajong dcbate ensued, and finally a motion l',!j‘_‘,,‘f“,‘“'.:‘"“d',‘;"m",“‘.'N_‘,,,:‘ I | ton o Hakey Wi tioy. s Caakan bt to tell how long the ~convention would last; hhess A officers of the Waba separated e o ¥ hence it was difficult to decide how many | ment of Colonel A, G. Pierce, of Chicago, as [ it 0L I ML B G e here. and e ORI sessions should be printed on each ticket. Kel- | governor of Dakota gives great satisfaction. | lsewh Al agents of tho former will bo | the doorsclosed, however, Hawloy called the 15 EHoUR EERRE th e e e RbIa s 8 S gente attention of tho senate_to tha statement in y thought that the convention would not hold rry, who had been o candidate | instructed to compete with the latter, the same | §1Record that Senator Logan. ownod. 50,000 TEN SESSIONS. on, and is one of the leading men | as any other roud. Sonin of Tand THIE ARG anid. was Brown said_that everything depended upon #ays that, under the cireum- i = untrue. The gentleman referred to is only the Neow York. If that siate came here a unit f bitter sectional fight between A Quincy and St, Joe Line, Hf the land on which his father died, and the candid: > convention would bo brief, [ north and south Dakota, the president did| gp Tours, June 27.—The Wabash Rail- h he has added a little in his own state otherwise it wonld b long. It was decided st thing inappointing an outsider. | ryud ‘company have entered into an of Tllinois. that preparation was necessary for the emer- ill be welcomed by all. with a syndicate of capitalists not yet named, [ Alluding to the same matter, Logan said: one thosand dollars was won by Rogors in 9% sconds. Seven Men Drowned, Niw York, June 27.—Soven laborors wore drowned at Uarson’s inlot, Now Joraoy, yes- terday's storm upsotting their boats, ten i el BEN AND JOH! THE JONAHS OF DEMOORACY. Washirgton Special to the Chiteago Tribune, The Gloves, MITOHELL AND SULLIVAN, New Yokk, Jun Miteholl, the pugilist, telegraphs from Long Branch: - tirely recovered, Will box Sullivan Monday night sure,” gency, and that the subject of the number of — by which the Itter off the han-ds of the | “The statement is utterly false.” T do not in- = admissions should be i I DANA AS A DARK HORSE, former the Quincy, Mi d [ tend to give a schedulo of my property to any-| WasmiNcton, June 27.—The great and Wrostling. | was discovered ’ for seat- /i ' extending from Quincy, Tll.. to Trenton, Mo., | body, but the property I doownis in the state | zowing uncertainty smong the democraty as 1088 DOWNS MULDOON. 1 g the delegates calculation had been made O3 LIFORNTA N SHIMS with all attaching obligations, The object of | of Illinois. I do own some twoor thres tracts : et CINCINNATL, June The mixed wrestlin i oblig: satidldate i perk best y L3 A on the basis of 802, thus counting the eightean | SAN Fraxcrsco, June 27.—General Clunie, | the syndicate is said to be to operate a_road | of land, but_all put togother it would not | 10 their presidential candidato iy perhaps best | o b0t n e e Gion - Ross and Muldoon 1 make a hundredth part of what they charge, | illustrated by the fact that the “‘resurrection- | wag'won by the former. delegates from tha territories out of seats. 1t | dlegate at large to the democratic national | from Quincy to St. Joe, Mo., in opposition to ol s st omoni o sftaratas, It Mo | convention ¢ Chago, snyn that now Tilden | (oo At & b Joss, Spdquuy hey Bl Afterexcontive sonm Adiouued Brown revived a resolution passed by the na- | has declined the nomination, Dana, of the | point on the Rock Island & Pacific, leaving ¥ h Afle ; > tional convention in Washington giving them | Sun was his first choice for the presidency. | tho track of the latter, and run thence over Lo n seats on the floor of tha convention, and it was | The Call to-day states that a number of other | their own line to Quiney. This route will be | PARIS, June 27.—Prince Vi P decided that the number of delegates’ seats | California delezates will support Dana should | geven miles longer than the Hannibal & St. should be increased from 802 to 820, he be placed in nomination, Joe, and i to be in complete operation within a year, i broad, and that new and curious com- binations arementioned. In despair at the throatening complications in the party some | § are turning back to ‘Tilden, and the action of the Ohio convention in this rospect is possibly given moro significance than it deserves, Tho latest ticket suggest is EM’CLELLAN AND{PALMER, e ——e— A Bull Fight Among Cowboys, al to Tire Bee, " LAWRENCE, Kan., Junie 25, =On Jul{ 4th the cowboys at*Jodge City, a town threo hundred miles west of here, noted all over the country for its lawlossness, will hold & big tournament; inclding a Spanish bull fight, Mexicans have n engaged and the combat will be of exclt- s+ hon wriban aletter to Jolibois, in explanation of his pres- entposition. Ho says ho has profound respect for his father, Prince Jerome, bub was obliged A to leave tho paternal roof since ho had & right THE “‘EMERGENCY” “WHITE BLACKBIRDS,' 3 which the committee secks to prepare for to think for himself. His only Jine of conduct oh best i > i ! Ay A } 34 that tho convention mav be projonged by & | ' COLORED DENOCRATS AT NEW YORK. SReiWhIEy IR0l was cnesnjolned by Napoleon Finib nd. Na- hfl_‘:L‘I’,“:“,‘;i’(‘ll‘d'I!;‘aj]k':f;‘fi;““““”“',‘;I frowing | ing intarest. Thousands will bo in attendance failure to agreo on & candiu.te. 1f New York | Ngw Yok, June 27.—A conference of col- |, CHIcAGo, Tlls,, June 27.—The western dis | poleon Third. Ho will maintain intact his | Somation i tandall and Morrison. This tick- | (rom, Kaneas, Colorado, Texus and New has not decided on a man, ono of the commit- | o g0 o6l ropresenting different states, tillers held a meeting here to-day, n;:d dech‘ilud great inheritance. He cannot consent to take L‘é'?:m‘a’fimux :u;mulud (o 2 Mexico, Asn npn':t!ng n\llmtfilt TII” l»’a‘ I“t'. tee said, it was probable that the west would : ] " [ 1oon a bass for the new pool, which provides | part in nots contrary to his politioal optuions | **yerittel AU B0k 410 oppo- [Brest importanca, belng tho first bull - figh endeavor to name him. A long battle would, | was held hero to-nieht, and delegates were | that distilleries shall run at 28 per cont of full | and has resolved to- withdraw from all’ com- fuhis judgment, bo provoked, and Tilden | appointed to the national democratic_conven- | capacity. The now pool willgo into effect | promising . connections. Honceforth he would very likely be nominated. tion at Chicago to endeavor to secure repre: | August 1at, subject to tho co-operation of all [ Gill roply to no more attacks but maintain sentation for the colored democratic voters of [ istillors, “The moeting_adjourned to_ascer- |silenc behtting his position, sition to Cleveland seoms to be growing. Mr. Morrison, of Illinois, who has been favorably disposed to Cleveland, says: “It begins to look asif Cleveland would not be an available o —— Taxing Insurance Recelpts. Ci10AGo, June 27.—The statement in theso the country, tain whether united action was possible with | Hanoi advices of the 26th inst. state the i i i ¥ o g " 2 3 0 be od | dispatches last night that the superior court BOOMING CLEYELAN) these conditions. fighting noar Langson botwoon o Chinosn | Sundidate, Wo aro Bkely o be it b° [ft randorod u decision suataining tho validity g & tax of two per of the city ordinancs lev: NESS MEN DOING IT. THE MUGWUMPS. Of the 33 prosent 12 refused to sign tho | garrison and Fronch forces continued two gross recoipts of inAurance com- CHICAGO BUS agreement at the present; claiming they were | days, Ten Fronchmen were killed, 33 wound. THE TWO FACTORS Sation b CH10AGO, June 27.—The following dispatch - TN (o th e e | . OURAGNIBT-YOBTAD CARD, not allowed sufficient capacity, The presi- | ed, Two steamers have gono to seek the | that have contributed the most hero to creato | panies whose headquarters are outside the state a s gna New York, June 27.—The independent | dent of the association thinks thereis little [ wounded., General Memrier joined the French | the impression that Cleveland is not available, | of Tllinois, was incorrect. The decision is the of the democratic judges of the courts of this | republican committeo met to-day. Various | chance for reviving the pool columns near Bakle and s swaiting further | aro Ben Butler and John Kelly, It seems | Yoverse, holding that the tax cannot_be col- county, and leading democratic business men: | roports and letters were read declaring the s orders, The Chinese generals Von, Gly and r that these gentlomen are in political | Jocted under the ordinance, The city has CHICAGO, June 27, 1884, ~To Daniel Man. | anti-Blaive feeling growing. The call for a ‘Wife Murder at Mattoon, NoNy hiavo ton thousand rogulars' betwoon | partnerabip, o strengthy of, Cloveland b | xkon an oy (i Ao t 4 C o) oo i ecelving patel @) ¥ N He e belief of hi o) at he can carr; e R ——— ning, chaiman, demooratlo state committes | conforence s recelving o greater number of | nfuyroow, Tus,, June 27.—The body. of a | =t o 1€ TADERN N R e tliat e wbuld command the sscaped lowa Convicts Killed. ot Nowork, Alnay, Nar otk (Theuu, | eikostues han ancipsiedy, Mrs, Cook was found at the bottom of a well| mhe Tenth Nebraska Judicial. | support of the independent cloment in Masia FRd Do dosuiith Vs 5 from which eighty foet of water had been chusotts. 1t is this confidenco that the oppo- | (Frecman ~and Tarmor) escaped from the al Dispatch to Tie B, , Neb., Juuo 27.—The republican for the tenth judicial district met here this afternoon and selected Kearnoy as » time_for hold- Anamosa peni lay. Thoy were rounded in the woods near here and fight ensued, in which Freeman was mortally and Farmer dangerously wounded, nents of Cleveland are trying to break down. As_for New York state, they point to John Kelly, aud ns for Massachusetts they turn to Ben Butler, Butler's threats ABOUT THE TRISH 43 to you and others of the, same lilxlyty o FOREIGN NEWS, pumped, Her throat was cut from ear to [P Noni L sle i oore eGuvictiooR AL e —— ear and iron weights were tied to the victim's| Kear D oyl e Shene Pl The Cholera in France, foet. Her husband, Dan, Cooleis supposed | committe Govornor Oloveland for president by tho con | Special Dispatch to tho Bre, £ibe thagullyipartyiand oy ndex acresty £l C! P y Simon Johnson, supposed to be an accomplice, ntiary b vention to aseemble here on tne 8th prox., and | PARis, June 27.—The post-mortem examine | iy aluo under arsest. . A groat crowd has sar- | place, and August 13th as t this they beliove to be tho opinion of a 1arge [ ation of - two bodies was madeat Toulon this | rounded Etho city bkl Duilding. whore tho | ing the convention to nominte candidates for | have their influence, The fato of Cloveland | A Soul-Saver Stricken by Lightning, Tlinois. inquest is in progress, judge and district attorney, sult of the inquiry that is | Wrsxieka, June 27-—A thunder storm of majority of ths democrats of Signed by James B. Waller, flx;xx||§;l fij o there were unmistak- rroat violeno Will Tammany sup- morning, In e — —— ———— visited this uitr this morning. killed —— Moore, M. F. Tuley, Juo. G. Rogers, T. able signs of Asiastic cholera, 'The heart was Fatal Boller Kxplosion, New York is united | The evangelist Gaynor wi 1 by lightning Morau, Henry G. Miller, Horace A. Hurlbut, | shrunken and without vescicles; the blood was Western Roads in Trouble, RRRL. Ohto: it BT oA KR el o > nominee, That is the |in bed. Other niembera of the family wero ol e oxperienced | injured in the same room while asl v drawn fnto the lungs; the peritoneum was |, WAL & contracted. Tho interior stomach was con- tracted and sunken; the kidneys were badly affected, but the liver was intact. Spots of a LUKE POLAND. yellow hue were found on the i THE VETERAN WISHES TO RETIR, Fires were kopt buming on the swe Rutuax, June 27, —Congressman ke | betag made to purity the city. . Phere . worc | 41ll o to. T du not caro to way whiether or | Combinos, In a manner pecullar toltself, tho P ol A IAL At R it s ten deaths from cholara yesterday, —Twelve | 0% nogotiations are on foof for the loase of | pest blood-purifying and strengthening reme- &8 : G new cases were taken to the hospital, ~There | Y10 ProPerty. dies of the vegetable kingdom. You will find the Second Vermont district, is printed in the | yara . R G L — Sl St o o were four deaths up to noon to day, reign FORTY-EIGHTH CONGRE! this wonderful remedy effective where other Rutland Horald, Ho has been overworked hs | of terror provailed in the stricken city this 21G: NGRE Toditines have faIsL Tre it oIl w says, 300 pension cases and other matters out. [ morning, *The post-mortom cxm'nmlnlwm i i purify your blood, regulato the digestion, de of tha legitimate duties of legisls Bave dnsrsasol stio. alatin, i Huadieds (are] | Sangniozos he house proceed- | and give new life and vigor to the entire body. ing beon thrown upon him, All these things [ g T e B CAXEYING W | od to the consideration of private business and | “Iood’s Sarsaparilla did mo great good. would bo cheerfully attended to, h 0 ve certain soldiers of | T was tired out from overwork, aud it toned ntinues, A 11 were passed to rel 5 uld onded ports from Marseilles say the cholera has | bills were passed to rel st puthis health and strength will not allow of | 140 its appearance there. ~Two eascs ar | thelate war from the charge of desertion, and meup.” Mu, . B, Buimoxs, Colioos, . Y. “Isuffered three years from blood polson, t, and ho must givo eome time to his own af | 14iq ¢, have manifested themsslves last night, fuirs. In conclusion he says: e oA Mivos lash nigh ] 0 7 am quite uware how’ seldom it s that | 2poPabLic fote of July Lith has beon abandon-| “'xr, vy juntine, rising to s questlon of privi. [ 1100k Hood's Bursaparilla and think I am o men, who, linve held much publis offen, | 1,3 " thaough ut che fronk: plar oA, said thatsoine daye ago e gentioman Mgs. M. J, DAV1S, Brockport, N. Y. willingly quit public life, and even when [ 4o P o e 0 el B e A R I L Y ; obiiged o iva! way o younger s more | (£, SRS ST MRS 40 SOL | o ot partof s ek avery g dis | ..., £ 4ifies the Blood wvigorous men, how apt they are to be soured , P e b 'S patch from this city to New York,” It con- i B & P i 48 anid to feel that th Beoplo are ungrateful. 1 | biey bave s visitation of tho plaguo. = S0 far | B, S L 10 oo™ O “our mative| , Tlood's Sarsaparila Is charasterized by am troubled by none of thes feelings, I have | khoe WO I8 0 RO O e olke. | 1and _monopolate, ing that o full list| three pecullarities: 1st, the combination of had a large share of the honors and burdens of | {30!y 25000, m,,‘\‘, tendency to allay the | Would fill ev age of the paper, Inthe list | remedial agents; 2d, the proportion; 84, the official life. 1 dooply grateful o tho | it UL ¥ toallay the |t umes printed in the Record to-day ap:| process of sceuring the active medicinal imuplen' my native state for the trust they | o8 ] Lty peared the na; Senator Logan as owning | qualities. The result is a medicine of unusual iave shown, and the many honors they have France and Ohins, 20 acres of land, Logan had called his (Val*| gtrongth, effecting cures hitherto unknown. Tune 27.—Tt is reported that Ad. | ntine’s) attention to it to-day, and had de- | gend for book containing additional evidenco, t i reported tl sired him o say to the house that, 80 far as it ; ¥ rbett hias been lnstructed told related to him, the statement was absolutely A g nekr, June 27.—Officials of Denver ' and Ko Grande rofuse to make a statoment about the July intorest, or give any outline of the futuro plans, Prosidont Harrls of the North- S ee———————— ern Pacific states if the Northern Pacific can Hood 's Sal'sapnl'l'lla loase the Oregon Navigation at a profit wo Kimbail, Henry W. Rogers, John A. horger, G 3. Tu- Ma Markley , Anthony A. § grahani and Chas. S, Wal at Von Bohren & Shafer’s saw will to-day in- jured eleven men, probably some fatally obse ashington, bts as to the incority of John Kelly n tho event that Clevelana should bo nomiated would b fatal A N fi R E w s’ to the prospects of the Jatter, The southern men are wiiling to leave the whols question ax to candidates to the doubtful states—Now York, New Jersoy, and Indiar Mt BAYARD'S FRIENDS have taken some conrago from the situation, although the fact that John Kelle ported to favor Bayard ean hardly gi gentleman groater strength among the c to whon a8 been accustomed to look for support. Mr, Bayard, for instance, would tmake a very successful march along I Hill with John Kelly at the head of the ocession and Ben Butler at the rear. It is a fuct that some of Mr, Randall’s friends are hopeful that he may be_successful, and they point to a supposed desire for harmony on tho tarifl as & basis of thelr expectations. Mit, MORRISON SMILES when he hears the name of Randall suggested a8 a possiblo compromise candidate on the tarifl. A distinguished southern senator, who expeets to be at Chicago, said to-duy’ that whatever influence he posscased wou be ex erted to his utmost ability in_influencing dele gaten to pay no attention to Mr, John Kelly, and he intended to say to Mr. Kelly that should have no place in democratic cou He said the whole tical career of JJ nomination in ion hav- for the relief Myra Clark Gaines, conferred on me, and feel that I have réceived all [ have merited. I do know better than you do how often I have failed to accomplish i publ of China e ppetl neasures [ desired fn public; but 1 can teuly [ # Public apology of Ching, as woll as anindein | folye; “that the only land he owned was & P icitatn, | o e the whole polliosl carest, o ot and say that I have faithfully ended. | MY Or e MO RGR O 0O O s, vho | little homestead in Tllinols. The gentlemen , Mass. 3 e e ) from nese at Langson. s, sion, while he peats all others, and [ ; ¢ in determin- 00, “Hood's Sarsaparilla and vyoured to fulfil every dut, humbly trust that the wor him should have the least ing the nomine of New Jersey had taken I was lauding soldiers’ land, to stabone of the | 18 worth its welghtin gold.” I, BARRINGTON, ht If afum or any injurl Fubstances can be found htest and most gallant of those soldiers, | 190 Bank Street, Now York City, bard Chin in Andrews’ Fearl Buking Powder, 1s pos- cities, French fleet will boy t, 11, June waikee, - Neversold {n bulk, areated hore to-day by the arrest of Adam AN T ated here o :“IY”’ passing counterfeit Uflicfid :ANDRE%&% e, 20 Lake 91, 287, 250 & 291 K Wales 84 public life has not been without Fhto and'acantry a ¥ oo to my Tne Egyptian Row, (Tt appias on eharopubiican sida.| i i vy BURE.. Boihie e orba o satmonaty Taonot think you will find. & successor who| Carno, June 27.—(eneral Grenfill arrived | " Mr. Cox (dem. N, ¥.)in order to show, as| Hood’s - Sarsaparilla A Bold Badzéarmer'sSon. gt il ot 5, Dyt e —A wonsation wak j i - Bode, M. | be more faithful and diligent or more | and goes immidiately to Assouan. The rebels o expressed it, how the gentlemen on the| Bold by all druggists. §1; six for $5. Mado chiul of your intorests than I havo beon. | are massing near Abou Hamed, There was in- [ othier side atteruptod to strain at_a gnat and | ouiy by 0, 1 HOOD & CO, Lowell, Mass, ou will easily find one of greater abi Greased firjag at Suskim, last evening, The]had swallowed & whole monagerie. of camels, Williams “The residue of my years,whether fow or many, ! conduct of the Egyptian troovs was good, quoted from a speech printed by Brewer, (N. | | 0O ®Doses One Dollar, -« uoney. Willjams is the son of a prominent G Gy DT T T | ad igc{i@penéifife Why 'J leaf /w/:w’ thel geal Of North carolina B | fo Peafer afo sk, S North ot where recognized 7 - Smoking Tobacco. . .o f vl ip ) PAPIEIPOYRRY i quanti B deit »73'04-5«;‘/:;0‘ " RS S S 3 " & NO. 9 ——— STOCKS AND OTHER STUFF, — The Other Staf Being Principally That Dealt in at Chicago, —_— One of Which is Wheat Which was Unsettled and Nervous, Corn Drops a Fraotion-=-Oats Holds its Own in Value, COattlo Weak all Throngh=--Hogs" in Better Demand, =2 Wall Streot Stooks Hot E Very Feverish, | & - |e ADrive in Vanderbilts—{ & Full of Trouble, but Making y— N, W, Absorbs Blai —— CHIOAGO MA “KEl\ Special Dispatch to Thr Bee. A LULL IN THE PULL. Cutreaco, Juno 27.—It is only on rare occa= sions now that markets on "Change aro stirr- od into great activity, The present range of prices is deemed very low, and the bear cle- ment is disinclined to attempt any raid, and the bulls remain quiet. In view of the unsettled condition of affairs in Wall Street, any ser- fous change in the wheat outlook might caunse that market to spring into activity, but in the meantime the situation is very interest- ing in a speculative noint of view, i : WHEAT in atoro is being ship, <t out in rather large ios, tholake charters alons during the past seven days calling for 930,000 bushels, which, if entirely filled, would reduce the amount in store hore to absut four million bushels, or about two millions less than at the samo porlod last year. Wheat was unsettled and norvious to-day, July at one time sellin ubbl’vi. and August” at 874, but rallied an closed on the regular board nt 853 for July, and 871 for August. On the afternoon board the market was easier again, July closlng at 80}, August at 874, conN again_attracted considerable attention, and ruled lower, The fine crop prmswcln brought about free offerings, and this, added to the dis- quicting news from Wall street, coused l{vc]hm of § to fe, as compared with yesterday, July touched 62, closing at 52§ to 56§ on the regular board, and on the afternoon board closed at 62y for July, 63§ for August an September, oATS was steady as compared with the other mar= kets, Juno and July closed at 813, August a6 274, and September at 263, PROVISIONS, Pork was again dull but firmer. The Intest figrures were 19 50c for July, 18 750 for August, 17 7c for Soptember. Tard rangod lower, closingat 7 100 for July, 7 27he for August, and 7 43 for Septewmber, CATTLR, The trade cpened ‘rather elow, and the market was generally woak from fi ‘st to )g . Best, fancy, fino and finished corn-fed cattle held their own, but all other sorts were 100 lower, Taking stillors as the standard, the Dbest corn-fed are a strong 16c lower than s o, and other sorts, half fat, grassy and hed stock, are a strong 20 to 25c Jower. Some of these sorts have bheen sent back to the country, as they could not bo sold_ here, except at & Tuinous cost. As compared with provious days of the week, there is little or no change on native butchers’ stock, but all sorts aro lower than last week, — Texas cattle wera in light supply to-day, and are about 10c lower than the first of the week; making 8 90 to 4 76 for fair to best; good to choice shipp- ing, 1,200 to 1,350 Ibs, 690 to 640; common to medium, 1,000 to 1,206 Ibs, 515 to5 90; grass Texans, 700 to 875 lbs, 8 70 to 4 7 corn-fed Texans, 850 to 950 1bs, 600 to 575, HOGS, There was botter demand this moraing, and prices ruled a shade fiemer, but not quota- bly higher, The market closed rather qniet with & good many left over, Sales at $4.00 to $4.00 for wkips; $1.90 to 8625 for nssorted light, and $4.90 to $5.85 for heavy packers and shippers; light, 180 to 210 pounds, $1.60 to The Tug in Wall Street, HOT AND FEVERISH, Special Dispatch to Tie Bek. New Yous, June 27.—Stocks have been hot and foverish to-day, but no failures were sported. It is thought that there are far more failures to come, and that they will con- tinue to touch supposed safe places, and that in the next twenty-four hours people will hear of some of them unless the limited trading proves o help. Business in volume has beei comparatively small to-day, but prices have suffered, A Dig drive this morning was made n Vanderbilts, which sold down 67 per cent. r Michigan Central, subsequently recoyerin 2 per cent. Conadw Southern broke 14, ani Take Shore3§; Lake Shore later sold up about 2 per ceat, from the lowest figures, New York Central sold off 2 per cent.; Western Union broke, but was shoved up sharply, and the final prices wero about 2 per cent. above last night. Missouri Pacific shows a similar upward movement, and all of this sort of thing goos to show that it is VANDERBILY STOOKS ug lights for the bears. Gould is loaded, and can hold his stocks if he must, but it is & matter of general suggestion on the t he has made heaps of money on the 0 the past, as his stocks have not heen sustained at odd timesand are to-day so much lower that the prayers for outside help are not heard by the few spectators left. The Union Pacific sold off from 33} to 208, an closed very weak, The weakness of the Van- derbilts s attributed to the very poor showing of the companies at their stated mee'ing yes~ terday, The Northwestern directors at theie meeting to-day decided to ABSORE TIHE BLATI SYSTRM at & cost of $14,000,000 issue of common stock. 1t is figured that the rentals of this additional system will more than offset the cost of the new stock. Lackawanna was engineered, and the price putin 2 per cent from the lowest. Stock renewals generally were §@4 per cent, or £50 per day for the use of 100 shares. Gould has been influenced by Deacon White, the Plymouth chureh leader, to-day and Hyvalked up” his Missourd Pacific,