Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 24, 1885, Page 4

THE DAILY BEE-~FRIDAY, JULY 24 1885 rn I | ATLY I’.l", L. e (el b Qe DOWN ON SHORT HAIRS. THE SILENT MAN. to redeem my reputation. If Idon’t suc- looed, 1'll pack up and go home.” With more than a misgiving the post- The natlon mourns tor her most lllnefl7adge Davis, s the republicans, remom JO1eveland Leader. 1villo 1a cne of the great mining bering the former actlon of the demo M v Fan o tizen, Tow loyal housshold 8 o ) ) o s ) j Continved from first pe NEw Youx OrHos, Tioew 00 TRt SUTHIL:. Rite e’ wrmiebi orata i tho hoate, wil vote againat it iof}t¥ns of the weat which have begun tcBianniog BU1eS the CODVICLS 001 0f GOT-Rormin ™ Lontnc. thern was an o uet ] e (T2 T2 y in Amerios the announcement of thelh, " oor i T4 fs not likely that theyfdeciine in population. It s common t Work throng to have their snser at the pref| Dariog his nine monthe' strugels witl e s - . ” death of Ulyssen 8. Grant brings hoart-Beii sonsent to give to s demooratlc ad J°0ough for small and little known places crumen 0rk, umptuous fellow, whom everybodyfldesth, AIvv;a ‘l‘éun: Ix')‘“ I-‘;mnn‘ or dictated s Moniiay mtning 815 Pl in the ey : miniatration the power of appotntl o die an rapldly aa they graw, bat clties] —— thought had long before gsne back. Bat[fversonal history of the late civil war, and his R o1 b ber of mew iudzer ny morffike Virgiols Olty “and Loadvillefllissison Labor Not to be Tolorated o [Jthe dashing Amerlcan made thom langh [feareer in the Mexican war and wibaejuent by wio T onthe 82 0B Tho prople of the wouth, remembering§isrge number of new judges any morely,., ;more permanent, and apparently " bn the other side of thelr mouth. Thelloring txatch of the : lattia of et The Woekly T, | o Wodnesdny@he masgnanimity of the hero of Appofgihsn the democrats would endorse sachiihonld escape the fate ‘of le AL A et display of equestrlanism which he gaveflwhich was published in the Century Magarine a5t figoi i / ppointments by a republican president Woretentisus places. Lendville, how Effect on Coming threw thehouse Into an ecstacy of delight [iast Febru N s+ cflmaton, unite with the peopls ot theflE L B et the federal er, hay fallen from 14,520 fnbablt. Hiections, Tho way ho vaultad on and off the backell, Gen. Grant, gas removed rop Now Vork e Vour, without e i 1 28 orth in paying tearfal tribute to the old| v i o materh nta In 1880 Lo 11,066 by the Colorad: of the flylng stoeds electrified the frlgid ey Asainins DroloRed | e seveenl : " Hleind adiclary will not be materially changodlliyyy oenyug jast being completed, Den, e hearta befors him, Rosll after 1e:allffeinnee doubitioes profonged bis Lo sovora made him famous ia London town. The) newspapers raog with his pralse, and| poke of his previous fallure as a remark ublo remialscence. The Astley pecplel d enongh to renew the original oontract to retaln the Amerlean rider| who retarned home two years later with Euaropean reputation and fifty thousan: iofommandor whom the world honorod Rdaring the administeation of PrestdontBrer. on the other hand, shows the sta-JWashiogton Special. il Compmnteatlomn vt g 1 Sewsand Faivorial [fand recognizsd ae the greatest woldler of billy of a tas city ot diversted Indosll The contest over the construction o Athers ahonild bo addrossed to the Eattom or 1 o0 and many resources, as well as tl 16 y A el e our tmer. IVE PEOPLE wonderful growth of the west. In 1880 'h:(l;'"v"‘(L"{"‘d i‘::""”::‘:;:il“:"i:‘n 1s not mersly a natlonal be. "OPLE. EDenvor had 35,000 peopls, and now thelfwhich were lnvolved the q o P g By i S b m":,’,-;,:“ i tbal] [n 8 recent s of the Japsn DallyResnaus ahows 4,000, gain of nearlyflporting of “forelgn” stone from Indlan Tiim Tian eavoment., In every clvillz an Mail, published at Yokohama, there ap-Bfour sevenths in five years, Other cities,lynd the employment of convict labor| death of Goneral Grant will awaken deep flpeared an artlclo relating to the dopressedfftowever, like Omahs, Dalath, St. Paul, f climate that the dying captaln gained ufficient strength during the first fow weeks 0 write the concluding chapters of the second [volame of his memoirs, besides revising tha tion of 1t nt's memory will live long in this the man_who ' fought it out on though it did take all summer, He Col. Fred, D., A PROGRESS g in event the contract should be awarded| [ " i Jre, J i ¥ d o {HE BEE PUBLISHING G0, Props Bhympsthy ana profound regret. oondition of trado I that couniey. Thofnd Minnsapoiis, have:far- eclipuod thislh §iiard & o. of Ohicwgo, as recom-fdollars t0 boot. Pk lymee T and S’ Graat, and ons K. ROSEWATER, Foiron , i tieeol hundred battle- [main cause asslgned for the dopression la S e mended by Supervisiog Architeot Bell@ 5100 or Qonvices in Goorgla, — A, H1. Fitch, Managor Daily Oiroulation,Jj Dreve and bierolo on & hundeed bAIVSRR, o oo of that 1 a was formally determined to.day by Seo- 4 : THE TRUS ¢ FUND, Net oo d policy of that country In regard to its) Ohicago is Proud of Omaha, otary Manning, #o far at least as thesel The Aelanta, Ga., correspondent of th Omaha (bt foldn, his moral herolsm and coursgoll o i, 1y which the trade has virtasllyChicago Tribune, Chatleston News writea: *‘The Hon| James M. Smith has gotten rlch out o the convict-farming bus'cess. years ago he had & very old ho out oarpets, on his plantation; asfZan elegant residence, Brussels oar- pets and all the luxaries of life. He ruoe| 150 plows and has 6,000 acres of land I two lssues are concerned. He declded wero even more admirable and conspicu Boumed Into the control of forolgners.j Omaha now claims, with fts saburbs,@that only Colorsdo stone should be used un while battllng with an anconquer—@The complaint of the Mail Is to the ¢feotflabout 66,000 population, and the peoplefland that convict Iabor would not be tol blo dlscans. Uonsoloun that ho had donelthat *“the sixteen treaty frlends offfof that olty now treat Denverites withjfate on any government work. Never be. I the government has| apan hold hor as fn an fron vieo."Meltherlog mcorn. Furthormors, horfjie® k. MAE RWArANA 15 ® Ithough the edltor of that paper Is anffnovspapers announco that within thefiies ; employing contract Iabor, and 1 oaEraliahman ho dosn not hosttato to crt _‘{c‘h‘““,‘p":"fl‘;{‘_‘m&"‘(:‘“;‘h}‘l‘:;‘:‘."p';fi ho ~ proposed tonomation aised Honored as no other Amerlcan 0 5 LA storm of ndignation roughou onc 0 o otse England for the ono-aided trentyflund St. Paul. A good many Chiosgoleicr™ of | 1dlBgaion otk ovor bron, ho romained tho simple oftizen, Bthat 1t has exacted from Japan. fpeople havo gone to Omahs, sho haa bust W® SRS (TGO of the trassury coomible to all men. The atory of hisllit provides that whatevr privi. Juoss relations with this clty, and, bavingQ@o ariment, found substantial echo at the loxo Japan may grant to uch adyantages, there appears no roason@y it honso, When Asslstant Secretary] why she should fail In her task. Chicagoflin " o foralyn power In return for cortaln con-lly rathor proud of Omaha ifl;;::l:l& ;fl::l:n:;ictg\fi'x»lf;: inp:nct:;f THE AMOUNT OF THR TKUST POND IN THE HANDS Auatn oomos the roport thatthe Mahd) OF THE MORGANS, o dend. Tho small-pox oarrled him off, and ha s not lable to be resarrectod, Special Telegram to The Bk, Nkw YORK, July 23 —The Tribune says: 1t was learned yesterday that the reportGrant lished 1n the Tribune in referonce to thapuh trost fund bas excellent foundation. The change, however, will not take the form of in vostment 1)y the executors of the Morgan ea tate of that part of the fund which is now in vested in Wabash bonds, but will take the form of payment by the ¢xacutors of_the full mount guarantesd by Giovernor Morgan. This smount is ab.ut $188,000, and will prob sbly be paid over to the trustees of the fund n August. his duty during every stage of hla carcer, Mi, Vax Errex wanta some damages,Bioath had no terrors for him. tor geadlng which has not even beon be un. Ho will probably rocover about, imall graln and the remsinder fa corn Thore [a one ootton field of 800 acres, Mr. Smith's woalth {s eatimated at $200, 000, a1l made from farming sinco the war. The Athens Bauner Watchman la author- ity for the statement that the medicall shant five dollar Lo oen and 1w poess for Mr. Bohm now. — Ho hnallgrcatens ohaptorn [n tho history of thl ht to makoMlifo will forover bo regarded as one of thel atood the brunt of the attack and saved) \ censlons on the Iatter's part ahall bo ex- - iraot awarded the lowest bldder for con-gftreatment at the Smith farm is declded) —— e the expenno of m..t; trinl ropublio. - Hin fame will he moro bril-Rionded to Britlah subjects without re § A Gontlo Mint. struction of tho Peoria public building,@novel. On Sundays all those who are Baso Bail. [ ontly trint. 53¢, Paul Pionoer Proes, ho was not aware that the polloy of thofick como up tobo examimod by Mr @ Cixcissati, 0., July 23, —Cincinnatt, 3 liant and enduaring with tho advance offqulring from them the same concessions, Baltimore, 2 Lovisviik, Ky, July Athletics, 5. Niw Yonk, July 23.—New York, 15 St. Louis, 3, Smith. [t matters not whethor theit] iroublo be a haedache, the measles, tum- mer complaint, or a stono bralse, the remedy he Invarlably prescribes 13 slx pill of & kind which ho olways keeps In § ) ? o J. Warren Kelfer promises to take = N {! - lgovernment had always been to encour: hin n ceriainly o dug handlo troaty, Wl 1 tho Obto campaign this fall, andffaga and elovatn fros Tibor to the excln) { apaneno shouldgg o gi0y a ropublican viotory. It JMslon of compuleory labor performed by begin to complatn concerning it 1ng-BMWurren would confine his political actly.@persons fmprisoned for crime. A a mat- land has been the most favored nationfity to the slmple casting of a ballot onfter of Iaw, however, Mr. Falrchild was It vlow of the wide clrcalatlon of ro-Etime. soutaville, 1; printooplon of the P'al Mall Gazette'sB Liko Washington ho was first In war,| Lomdon moandal, the qaostlon naturallyl arives what huy hocomo of Anthony firat In ponco, and firat in tho hoarts of b ck. Tho mortality at the camp ; ; v his countrymon. Kiong the Tapatiess and ‘th 1derBelection day thers would bo greaterfoompelled {o decido that he found au-ffitoc - y P/l Bosto, Masw., July 23 —Boston, 2; Chi ams ook i my:l” h [:““ I" : c{hcxvlll :'r m““": ok fi'.m.,vlu,; that h's prodictionfthority which permitted the deparimont M;m)v:gu to eay, is not above the average| . 2, 1 o folprociy cane ln tho troaty@ oy, enlized. to lterveno on this account alone, whorefiof the other camps : tLADELPIIA, Pa, July 23, —Philadelpbia, Pav ik aro thirky five postofiioes tn tholl AN IMPRACTICABLE ROUTE, w ““ono of tho most wrongs that ever, i flthe contract had beon duty awarded andf§ r'“ “‘]“ s '“"“‘ 1‘1" “fg:'h[‘"' U Detroit, 2, el { S e fover one hundred convicts on his farmfy "1, JENCE, R, L., 23, —Providence, Unftad Staton that pay loss than one dol Tho probosed plan of bullding a rail| iafigured tho Intercourse of natior pulation Stacistics, signed. Had tho fact of the employ: R BGHL ety TwORk I on the Pl SRR l:m:;n K uly rovidencs It Is pleatng to note that the JapanceefSorivgfiold (Mass.) Republican, Biment of conviot labor beon known priorg Buro now looking toward momo other] St Daul ond Mincospolls haveffto the award the contract would not havol(or each of whom he receives $1 per] B on wprroved by the teorotary. Thoreljdiem. On each conviothe makes a hand Monyotti PAkk, July 28, —Tho nttend lance wasgood, th track fast and the weather (comfortable. ise. Tho rapublioans who hold theno of-®road from Manltoba to Hadson bay, inl ioan aro not lonlng any alcep over thole@ordor to socuro a now route to England, iroapective romoval, a0 boon domonstrated tq bo wholly im-§00untry with which to bulld up strongfgwheelod luto line with thele new direc iy "y g fecling In the Secretary's@gtome profit. ~ Tho mon and women arel “Yiest racc —Milo and_ono-cighth, thren Wit The ek Alort, whion@1d Indmate commorolal relatione, andftories, glvlog cach clty ahout 110,00080fiice concorning the actlon of thelg*!l chained together with Loavy shackleolfycar olds and upwarde; Colonel Spraguo won; prastioablo. Tho atommor Alort, whiohfithe & N e population, though the Mlnncapolls dl-flypervising architoct on tho cn-fnd arc confined fn a big atookade bullt@iPontiac, eccond; Loog Knight, third. Timo, Acconning to tho Zerald thoro tn o Beatlod from Halifax In May lnst, to makeffthat thele eyes aro turned to the UnltodR oo 'y il hublishod last and has 2008Vict labor quostion, which, 1t isfgof plae logs. Tho whites and blacks arel1 35}, Second race—Three-quarters mile, tw folds; Bigonnet won; Pure Rye, Strategy, third, Tims, 1:17, Third I States, whoss peoplo bavo always troated fastencd togother and eat and sleep to- gether. ‘I vlow of the popular feellng] ®of indignation, which la every day attain sk opontng In Omala for anothor@obsorvatlons In Hudson Bay, encount 8 the most names. Omaha, with 60,000, fsaid, onght never to have been thrust) tally. Wo fully agroo with tho /crald.forod a hoavy loo pack at the entranco of thom with groat conslderation. Itis tofpeople crows over Denver, with 54,000, lupon the adminlstration 1o the nature of Phore 0od op ' ¥ SFatl be hoped that t i Band both unlte In sneering at the clalns) i v t o and a half; Caramel won; Ihore tnw good opontug i Omaha for auflihe atralght, through which 1t was fm % hoped that this country will take ad A R RaERY Olty to 120 000. ‘"tl,?ffw‘w}’:?h ":-“ihe'l rfw'l'fh manorvisio@ing lsrzer proportions in the state, 1t 188 Unrest, second; Greystone, *third. Tim, voneat domocratlo dally. pomniblo to penotrate Into tho bay. Thisf§*antage of the opportunity, whon | g kg B itocra oime tollowing tme honoregMhlzbly probablo that tho leglslatare will 2 30} g ———— was an lnto an Juno 12, and for twenty-§eomes, to reap the full benefit of the Pearls and Diamonds, i J 8 ibulated abso_Mitake some steps toward breaking up thefl Fourth raco—Mile: Lennox and Tillie Do ’ ¥ 1 Y procedents, should have stipulated abso—§ T8, i) Y \ldend beat. Time.1:14. Tn the run off Tillie Kawian Oy han oxtended It limitafone dayn sho was lockod In the fce. Shelrade with Japan. While Japan hasf{Citizon. lutely that none of the government con-[§°x!8!Ing eyatem and following ' the ponl-Byon, ' Time, 1:11. Vifth race—Milo and half furlorg, three | year-olds and upwards; Lxecutor won; | Greenland, second; Guitar, third, Time, s mile mouth, one mile and a quartor@wan tinally oxtrleatod and then procoodedf§tho Hght, under a spectal provision,d A London expert tells me that of oldRiract work should be porformed by con-gltntiary ban now i At e stand to tho Misourl rivor on thoffto Nowfoundiand. Dosiden oxwminlngfflo rovte s troaty with Grant Brialn, tho world recelved oach your mow dia it b, snd_ad Mmoo woeffarooeod and uro’ domanding o change, north. Thin oxtonslon rominds one verylliho harbors of Iudeon bay, anotherf§*nd will probably attompt to do o, yetffmonds of about $250,000 In valuo on thef@ "t FEFICR IR B OC 10 hisfSome few of the legislatora are opposing Fa Mothor Habhard on n bean Bobjoct was to rallove the. obraevors whofthe people of that country will not boaversge. Suddenly, from South Afrles Moo ety aficors. Had. the litislowsfony movement In tho matter on the ) ¢ il had buen loft at sstablahodkely to havo thelr felndahlp tor thoflcomes anew aupply, exoooding 320,000, fand stubborn Mullet occuplod the pont §Ercund of cconomy, and that ‘mon of it —_— z i 0 i 000 worth each ycar for ton years. In8tion of Ao chitect wk th kit o gere. ospitel tattons on tho stratt and fn tho bay laguRtioslish Inorcused by auch ravhion at thisfe TR0 (0% FUNCCh Glailonda basuestion. was raisod ho would have de-thts opposition it s thought a bill may) Sixth race —Mile and one quarter over five bhuedles; Halie B won; Marshall, second; Bally, third, Time, Pirtsnvnc, Pa,, July 23.—The drawing park was well attedded to day. The weather ", : ), N - % vi ] . | 'n”-v"y oounoll of SL. Paul has passedBaumuor, but as they wero aupplied with 'fl‘;;"s- o i tendlly fallon from 815 to §375 aRolded promptly and energotically agaloa[giate providing for a houso of correction. @van warm and the track fast, o \ wu ordinanoy linlting the numbor of na-Morovistons for elghtoon months no alarm o Japancso, while temporarily suf-Bcarat. Bany proposition which brought honst| won; Phyllis, second; Fpanlette, third, Bost ) time 2:19. Second race—Class 2:21, trotting, Adelalde won; Breezo Medium, second; (award, | third, Beat time 2:25. John splan, the well known driver, was ar rostod to-day at the instance of the human socioty for alleged cruelty in nsing a whip when driviog. 1o will bave a bearing to- norrow, fn that olty to 600. A placo of thollls as yot folt for tholr safety. The failuref§t®ring from buslnoss depresslon, as arell Of course, it is knu::!llfll-} W_hu?‘_tlwy labor {nto competition wlthcanvl:lln\fir. ‘a0l St P % the people of the U go over a comparatively insigolficant@Whatever may bo slleged egalnst Mr, 8t. Paul ought to bo able tofof tho Alort to reach ludson bay will peop olted States and AR berottos st A oads 2 kemylsar WMol EENL ave _lwmh B e ot : into the thousands. Brazlllan dlamonds®honest labor. As matters now stand,| whoat growors of Manltoba and tho San-fsressive of tho orlontal nations. Thefaro vory fine stonos, but no stones areftho convict labor question has boen agl katchowan country, who had hopod byftransition In their condition and customsflfound “there, or in the South AfricanBtated sufliciently in ths affalr to make| dariog the past twonty yoars has boen§dlamond fields, are as lustrlous and bosu Mirouble for the administration at the en- ifal as the gome In the gala decorations@eulng elections in New York ard Ohfo. of Esst Indlan princes, and those which| — wotions of tho Canadlan Pacific. It wasffdicod the rallroad, tho tolograph, thoflbave been obtained in India durlog the#GREATEST BAREBAC o satisfy tho pooplo of the Northwestfjtelophone, tho cleotris light, ageloulturalBonst contury by conquest and purchase torritory that a road to Hudson's bay§mPploments, sowing machines, labor-sayv- (1;2]“::“;:"’“ malnly from tho mines offlg\\ e pemonstrated tho Superior every chance of reforming them ls lcs:.” (uoach It thiest with that numbor of Mirove a great disappolntment to thef§othor countries, aro to-day the most pro- | hai The President's Peculiaritics, Jaltimore Horald, Theo presldent’s oye nover wanders, H Blooks you clearly and honestly in thel Riace, speaks always frankly and direotly) to the point If the errand {s on business,| fland with a decldedly merry and genlal tact if the errand is simply to pay re PresingeNt CLEVELAND proposos to tho constructlon of a rallroad to the ba Nido himnolf for awhilo in tho moun| : ! i Lo obtaln roliof f o f U¥ia M ont([mo bhaioliiow heTaoratre il i iaaen coler fromiioiextortiona'elox Bave a rost, whilo the frotful offiso-sook- ora will continue to porapire through thel —— The Molino Regatta, Rock Tstawn, TIL, July 25, —The wanther was plossant for the Missiaslppi Valley asso- cintion regatta at Moline to-dny. indecd marvellous. They have intro- RIDERS, f Haalad ; 0 cotsto him. Hls volce i d ) aatnd soanon. would not glvo thom n practioablof§"s mechinery of all kinds, avdRTYERTE L aive of Egypt, lemany 'Y Of American HMoraemanship. BSLRG SA L o eor :‘I::QI:IA:&- First race—Firat heat; junior four; Farra- | 1 ~ Bwator routo to Kuropo that this@nesrly overy modern improvemont,Mpasha, is enld to havo tho finest collec- —_— to.” It is such a volce ns you alwaysgeut won; Sylvan, second; Westorn, third; i Tui pooplo of Donver bollove 1oflexploration was undortakon by thffboeldes entablishing manufactaros. AllfUon of diamonds, rabios, and emeraldsfSyracuso Standard. ~ Wcot 1n men of big, flashy, buiky bodlas. f§Davenport, fourth; timo, Sosond heaf | ostrontzing homo fndustrios. Afwr aliDominton government. 1t s notffthls s largely duo to tho entorprise offfin tho world—aggregating eovoral hun- g James Kobinson was probably the kiogBlllis favorite attitade is with hif handsffboboc woni Delaware, second; Cedar Ltap h dred thoussnd aollars in value. Largefof the trade. Joseph Wheelock, the A ubios of a lurld lustrlous red, without aflactor, who was the boon companion o othor atatos, they havo won a viotory forBproposod raflronds to Hudson bay,Jeomed and glven o ready market for rall-Mylomiah, aro scarcer than big dismonds,§the rider, once told me the incldents in) ohind his back, not clasped, but th palms outrard, about six inoh nd ho unconsslonsly keeps up a steady| tvely fight agatust vaclous ntonos fromiikely, thorofors, that the twofjAmericans, who havo boon warmly wel on account of fouling Cedar Rapids. Time, 10:03, Second race—Double shells; Barlington 1 Oolorado stone, which Is to bo used InMtor which charters have boon meoured JWAY and eleotrical supplies, machinery,®and are consequently more valuable. tho career of hi: f;)l‘uun;furing s vieit helltlapping of the lefc hand. Ho looks at®won: Davenport, second. Time, 11:15. 1 3 the uotion of tholr now govornment} nd manufactured products of all kinds ] Ex-Queen Lsabells, of Spaln, Is said toffpa'd to England about fifteen years ago.Bhis feet & great deal, and sometlmesf Third race —Juoior pair oar; Modoc won; i ] Silding il ovor bo balt, at lewst not. with aay it BWTRAEES Praacts of sl nde R e iBo finent peatie 1n the world; andiliobinton had beon angagod a & Sylvan, second. . Time, 1107}, : ! 3 - den of obtalning a now outlot by water.| g °"Mihe unaccountable loss of many of theffof 82,000 a weck to ride in Astleys Fourth race—Barge race; members of Com- ey 'pany A, First Illinols National Guard, of Moilne, and the Swedish Gymnastic society; won by tho latter in 9:(6. Fifth race—Juvior single; Pullman_won; Modoc, second; St. Louls, third, Time, [Hudson stralt I not navigable for more[§°f thelr brightest young men educated ioMy,oat valuable gems in the Spanish crownfamphitheatro In London. Kor weeks be- 14 ahnoat took away the broath of cortain®lilian two montha in the summor, andfithe best celleges of the United States,¥owels set tho tonguos of Spanish cour Mforo he arrlved ho was h‘"’d:‘lh“ the o e e . who have roturmed fo their nativefjtlers golng. King Alfonso, Isbelinsflareatest baroback cuestrian of tho sge. NES Uhdrs waa o e [TMTIoH el fLon s navigationhisfvery/idsng stony ountry and made uso of thals knowledcffloctionste son, probably ‘thinks his§Ty amuse himselt no took over with wearlsome, as It very often {s. From 10] until 12:30 tte president rarely slts down, owing to the foo. The farmers of the i @b, Omaha has porhaps wolyed the prob 5 e i ot jmamma’s continued absence a pearl be-§h m a team of Amerlcan trotting horse —— = ) it : % b ucatlonal : - - - Sixth raca—Final heat; junior four; Farra- 4 o ol wncuring an honoat olty governmont by OroYest toritory will theroforo befg b P Qufu- G ul";’"""" yond price. and . light buggy, but - negleoted SALISBURY DEFEATED. ut won; Syivan, second; Delaware, third; | Javing nothing of valuo lying atound loow.-. QOVIiged to contlnue to submit to the ex-fPsn- number of thelr young| e T oS By to bring such horses as he woold§ oo e exorn, [JModoc. fourthi Cedar Rapids, fifth; West i Rettlona ot th dlan P pfen have also acquired a practic . heed to ride. This oversight rather] NELLI eNGTH, Beorn, sivth, Time, 9:41 i ha Herali rtions o Oanadlan Paclfio, whiol Segn e [l Nashvillo American, k astonished the English mansgers, whol] Losnox, July 23.—The government was e i L, This In » contemptiblo slur. Why[lfhas a monopoly of the oarrylng trade offiknowledge ot ocly englneering,ll ' No politioal sheme, no economic the-Bihought thelr contract, of course, in-Rdefeated in the house of commons this evening Receiving the Mexican Editors, 1 should the ripublloan members of thoftho vast conntey throngh which ft runs,jiraliroad construction, and electrical scl-ory that does not provide for the naturalflcinged the farnishing of horses. Robin-Bby 150 to 13 on a_clause of the medical reliefl] WAsHINGTON, July 23, —Tho Mexican odi- f e auacll bo branded aw thiovos, and the@The rosult of the Hudson bay exploration f§ence in Amerlca, and they aro now mak- L;:y‘:'&‘]‘fih‘:‘l“:'fi'\"l‘:;?fh:ll‘l:Vb:::Ll:Il'l"l;Vlfil; son mngoblixh; ;‘ ”“I mllltur.hgnc}‘kl‘nld ::Ie'l;t The Parnellites opposed the govern-®tors were receivod bv the president in the i a v i 5 ing uso of that knowl o) s L he could break the animals to his n, 3 ast room of the white house this morning. 3 infereuceliaftthas the Gombsratainco St Risindoubiedly Svery faraullylog toitbs .,(1 L ! nlol' odg0 In encouragloglly g tho ttest, ‘Tho nogro la hero toff iy fortnight Intervening between hls THE LUSSIAN-AFGHAN FHONTIER, e e e wiable of dlahonesty ! Oanadian Paclfio. ud promoting publio lmprovements andflstay. ~ He did not come of his own frosll’ ival and the date of his debut. Theref Trienay, July 23.—Tho Ruesian-Afghan I v P T rty s ) e i arlous entorprlace In tholr own country. Wwlll, but such as he is—such as wo haveless nothing left for tho managors to dofbourdary commission, under Lessar, is ex-g0+ tH0 (ERATHURNL &R d“}K ke y Jngl Y] Lt pected to arrive st the frontier at the end of gmado themw a briel address u 0 the T advent of anothor aftornoon pa 8 THE FEDERAL JUDICIARY, [§'be Eoglish langasgo is spoken qulte ox. fmade blm with our Afrloan kiduappiogfihan to swallow tholr dieappolntmentfi\Gi ™ T3 L0ra tiat the shah Is goingBeood fecling exinting batwern Mex(c and the ) Y , tensively In all the large oltics, and jsJOUF S18very, our emanclpation and ourBland provide him with horees. Thete hollio Nianiod, hoping thereby to stem the tidc§United Stagos. Hle paid a handsome tn1buts rin Omaba o announcod, Tho paporfll While it may vo proper encugh fo upldly boing acqalred by tho pooplofoicctive franchlse-he s hero tostay.Brokoarscd day after day with skill andfof Russian invasion in Persia. to Gen. Giraut, and said the oditors had come ] st o publishod by a atook company Boongrom at Its noxt seseion to ralfovo thoffrer | ¥ O LY g e ["‘”""Y mith the Anglo-Saxon and Lo @asidalty, but to find at last that they) DAVITE SNUBS THE (UREN, on a day whien the couniey: was moutniog for #Ith Me. G, M. litohoook s oditor andfeupreme court of tho Unlted Statos of a [zonerally, Another remarkable fac siana oreole, does ho clalm the political@yere beasts far inferlor in Intellizence M Lowios, July 25 —Michsel Davitt haslong, 0f its grandest citizens. =Seorctary ONEY. S ~ 9 ¢ the 0, e olti g K < pasd ONLION, £ositien Whitney roccived the delogaion at the navy { prnsionl propriokor. Mie, 1itshoook ta Rportton of tho vast acoumalation of bushJr o2 Japanese, espoolally n tho cties, Gend materiaf noriage of the souile Anclbto tho Kentuoky thoeoughbreds wishwritton a atar to foncpts Chamboriain, thoflilpurtint™ i (avord . ncraaeo of 1ot ! ! 6 ro adopting the Amerlcan style of dress@n (uestion may be whother ho may not@lyrich he was accustomed to deal. radical leader, in which he says ho would beRCePATtmant, -Te TRHoTer b herenio B 1R i v entarpehalig young man, thoroughly Boosr, 1t would also bo eminently proporfll = <" A d olatm and acquire it to the exclusion offl" Thg nicht of the first appearance offProud to stand with Chamberlain on any plat-@esy M ComBITEL REAROL batwand By | emiliae with tho wanta of Omalis, HinBto requtro that tho supromo judges put 5 110 PAFRIAn and axe cultivatingiho whito raco. Woaro told that theflo tho Auerioan champion arrived. Thoflior I1Fing tho bropened visit of the latter tHL L ration,” said e, it i expeciod 0f o | ww doparturo would fudioato that hoffin a full yoar's timo (o o full yoar's pay. . . 01 1t may be that thefgenilio white elemont onco seen in theflorear bullding bearing the historicallitl two sectious of the Irish party. Davitt§nt yeurs tbat every parly in the United y ¥y pay S 11 itself latf that 118 AR R bLUOR (L0 REaLilys aud Tomera IE (1A KR A LA §temporary trade depresston complained @British and West Indias has been cllimi-@nang of Astley was packed to sufloca-refuses to enter parliament, because in doingJy 2ves thall put tacll upos o plasform that | weatlly, and journa s truo that the bustaoss bofore thellor i 1, 4 measurs dus to the wonderfulfaMteds and that rich sea islands and tholliiiy 10 sso the performance of the reck o it would Lo empui sory to swear allegiance @00 COmIMErce with sister rer ! o willaflord hiwe w vory fale ficld forfoourt has Inoroasod in proportion to th T A T fertilo ‘lat const lands of South Carolinalli.es rider from over tho sea. Robinson, @0 the queen. e declres be will remain an@ectetry ST 20 @07 22 0 tha wxorotas of his beat onorglos, rowth of the country, Lut had thelft) "M Y l‘",‘: st ia taking place,Ronco tho soats of principal ocstates andffiiowover, n the short time allowed, hadunrc/ntivk euemy cf Fagland's: power iz Gen, Sheric Rl e i L Bk stcnod to st datisn poapglgt ) ooy iarsirm th;:xpi:dl(ur the h‘n;‘mubnldwu lthy whits plaatars, arellbec uiierly unnblo to train the Eoglish i s T e ey : | of & groat deal of money. That tho waysuow the abodes of awarmlivg blacks, whollhorges to his acts, and as s consequencel o P g Hease 3 Kiaa Rava anila . d Jrous! ) 3 , Whippcd for His Convictions, has receivea a telegram from Gen, Sheridan, Ve nckmon who bavo w) long playodfiand viorusly, s s bustnoss man wouldlly, g dumandn of modern clvillzstion areff®Ppeat fo bo gradunlly pushiog the enByuy'ain md disadvantago in what hofl INUMEPC B P OO dated Fort Reno, Tex., which states that e rolo of highwaymon at Nin, Falla@d0, or aa high-salariod oftizlals, holdlng tire white population from the coast rlm] I e A of Special Te ) 3 i | expensive canuot be denled, but Japan| f attempted, The best featores Gornos, Neb,, July 23, —There was a dis-Jthere need be no fear on the part of scttlers in } +H11 now bo compallod to mako an honeatBhigh posttion, would naturally bely (5L CL B PR Rt the highland bis acts, includiog the vaulting, bell ISR Fh S T e o ofeouthweatern Kasas from hostilitien by the ¥ i fiving. or elso abandon thole cooupationgorpected by the paople to do, 8 9 ERPIGIY AU 0. [aF KhN T — falled In. The audience hurrled hiy ox{tf€T*<"! i B pution "lit cavnot now afford to turn back a sin On His Mottlo, feom the riog with hisses. A more disjthe Prese, Mr. L. O, Hull, by tho DittoBIndians. o says: "I have gono to tho bot | ot remrt. They will bo strloygthe calendar would not now boflil It Row Rt o turn back w s B p 0 o s ook 3 ot Bave: awaited an ae [brothers, five In number, The Press hafeom of wlaire and “know " tbat” the 4 ceglatod by tho now park commisston, foverburdencd and fully throa years be-f° = Ho was telling 1t to his_honor at thelils:, Tho Eoglishmen naturally tookfbeen coing for tho confidence men and prosti-lenatecl snd opywesive messiyen. T ho ' { aod 10 they porstat o maklng tronblofhnd. The suprome benoch {s now com| B polioe court yesterday. Sald he : keen delight In the fatlure of the Amor-ltntes snd has been frequently threatoned Bitho correction of tho evils and feel | 1 e aupprosed. oy ara not toffposnd of men who ara mancly all soventyll T 1nx has senson to oot algbied byl Gotek’ In-tbe. sTiormoom, Wite was e e ey OISt O i o5t et St cra s et phatl I 8 e . . 0 Y t oon, 5 vod their threatr, w tl op Leop poaceful { lesve the precribed atand to tout forfyears old, whioh Is the age at whioh they flono trentument 1t has roseived st tho handaRibors T chucked hor wader tho ohin ton s 1o ihe best e Boispantli pRRAIG, (AiE I TN Y Gen. Milesinan offcer of good Judgoment con o i i - D ersey i - and do h ec 0 o | iates. nor to addross oustomers unless®oan bo placod upon tho retired lst it thoy Mot the projectors of the new I¥orzd, fider-like. and eaid 1 R ders. The dlsgrace humlliated Rob-. :g‘;:‘;;;f";“lnhl;‘:‘::gjf-1_“::;';“"‘1]? o aben@onfidence trom pavic 8o Daralyzing i it | ho lattor show a dlsposttion to engagolfeo desire, the matier bolng optional with Bwhy they did not give us an equal chancefJ .. Molly. who runs this shanty uson to the dust, epurt over bis garments and the table. Affeffeots as this oue liss been to tho industries | caole norvoos, nor to excecd taritl ratos, thom. Justion Bratloy ta already sovontyByiih the otbor pipars to make the firstflyy. 0 ' *FPO8ks OP very promptly andlf That very night he went to the man-Rcrowd immedistely collected wad the Dittoeiof ourstate: i) ! | BOr Lo uggeat tho uso of oarriagon (orBYears of ago, whilo Justicos Walte, MU-Bhyouucement of thele onterprise, s o "Samuel, 1ts a woman about my stz Besersor, IR0 10 Folota B (rots b @ titament ana irests wers frely taed con | Religion at Bluff Park, vV ' 2 " 4 ’ TR > i id ( o cals [t il 8 £ EO| J; 3. —A ol tripa that may an woll ba mado on foot, Jiler and Fleld will bo soventy years oldflo(hing we cannot quiteunderstand, fand don't you forget it. [ may b rotained fn 'the_atablishmentffctioine the rascti, Tho prews fs foly, surff Kuokcw, Ta, Juiy 36— serlos of Literary This will make it protty safo for touvlatafuest yoar. 1tia to bo hopod that if they@1: way an tnporiant plece of nows, and i(ff | Pshav.’ says L. on the salary of the tumblers with whomBuoral and order loving peopls. The Dittor@oo " 0 G1e 0 LA Sleb WOeEEE 20 vislt Nisgara, ro rotired Peealdont Clovaland will apBo hroprietors wanted to have 1t gene A";"“I";’- e b chiol]l A sppost at each porformancs uun-Brus s saloon i 8 tea in the middle of one of Erpad lomd eeieday wish A lasissa by o o the o ‘| '‘And 1chuoks her uncer the chinnopp, Then 1 want the privilege@tho principal sireets . 1.2 and, pres of the Towa —_— polnt to theic places men who are wid ety ciccalatod, they should have known Magatn, not qulte s> tender this time, and lor ™ Priciclog fn the merning.” ————— Wesleyan university, Mount Pleasant. The Tun ropablioans of Now Vork winfile#sed and tn tho fall possession offln st the Brr is the only mediam through [l ssy The mansger, glad encugh to be Death of Peter H. Watson, ;‘;;13;:;'!"*,1;fi'?{‘g‘?fi“nfl"‘,;",";';;’f’“,.“,‘ probably attempt to conclliate the prohi] mental and physical vigor, and who willlovien (he people of Omaha can bej l‘ Tolly, T can do you op In sbout twollreljeved from the heavy cost of the bar-fll Niw Yous, July 2 etor H \v:u;,.,v h‘ou:u s S Witd be oand n; fl.-."hw.‘s Doy . osrn thelr salary by devotlng consider-J The! minutes. in, acoepted the conditions, The next) promdent of the Frie railway, died laetBernor (zlesby, of Illinoie, b SAneed anfin bitlontata by Insorting & high licensol’ 70 SeToleng wched. Tacy cortainly had no groundsl ™\ isnd" she doean's walt a second tolly P AR T oug vickness. Wataon wasBvitation to, b present ot fbe tri-state old sof i bly moro time to thole dutles than hasl g th | 3 y Robinson had dispose 2 long sick [ [ plank in tho platform. — Tha Philadely Liafet’y B010 Hine €0 (8 hao BasRtor tusgining that the Bex would declinelluaswer: ‘Samuel, thave whore you are luCsey and vehicle, as well as other traps o war uring the ciellfltlers’ abion i thie ity Sevteimber 80, an Record, which is & warm advooste of] w;u l\!\;nb.vy t ub ):;-u::: ’Lh. ;‘l.l 0 glve them the full benefit of its exten.Jflame. I'm the bel({r man, and jewelry, until be had enough to pur r ;1.\..:;* “z’; m,‘.,,a; will deliver an address. | ive olpo! “iGet oot ! says L, best blood attain- tars' bravches o D N ~—— b Hoenao, 1o of the ¢pluton that snel ' » FRIRAR 00 st the Lill Reivo circulation. et 0 Y. chass ax horses of the best MSAEMALY AS cdens that Huris, ::'.‘n‘ would not holp the Naw vork re Birawa by Judge David Davls, providing ok prove iy saya sh. ible, nons of whish had sver on rid eervice, Ko was acting secretury durlogll A Bupersedens thac Harih, ould not help Now York re = “Well, your honor, she puts me onfly = lection of the ani-R° -*0%" . = 5 e T i iy publicans. The Zecurd advlses them toff® !0 foF the rellef of the federal courta § Gixpnar Swrnivax holds that whileQy m:ulr.yu PSRy .,.‘.‘?.'flc:n"‘,‘t -‘?.fl-a:.if..‘::‘({‘;eu at load — land Craig, of the Ilfinols supreme court, hay drop that plank, snd saye passed the sonato but was defeated fn thefleh o cattlomen are permitted to monopo-fla busband can stand it to bave his wifelibo tronpe was compleled he began Qraered &0 :" I:l;-::»hm o, Rersated s wric of suporsatens i the caeoof 16 would rule out the candidacy of MpRouse by tbe Al.uu.'nm- -;.. mado thollli , the lands ln the lodlan territory) .{‘ ,IL.Tuwgps mfiv b.; “.d.:d'.'.‘fi-l:lum" breaking them to his t»u-lueu.d. 14;).. -’H famenh. DR T Joseph C. Mack e ed . |:u "-": | Joeeph B Carr, who escaped the wreok offfsticr partiaan faue. Kightcen nowlihere can bo no permanent sottlomentf*’s} 2 T #PIts 00 my hatds ab " [uhioh F9qilred grank Pakisnoe aad an Ay sud Arapahos reserva. 3. The ! 1ASS through the support of the liquor-deal Joiroutt jadges were to ba appoluted un Bkhare, as they will always be s disturbing] --'\\-‘.p’m...“,. way D've got 1t down [l RWIADRE W a0 DA 0 a territory to rewove their cattle to bail and ove halieve b by N o - 47 e " 6 east. | """l':l‘l- “"' 1; ved to by himselt inter-Mder this bill, but the damosrats objected Bilement among the India Tho terrl-$in wy disry. She gave me two scalp (ol e AT, TS b ERE Y % W is S 2hor in. nnl‘ll would re Bto having them nawmed by » republ! ry thoold ba reserved for the Indlans Keute, » black eye and six bites, and 1 KR oy e Ty S e T Y Panishing. TaxDodgere, | el the clament in New York Oity that Ity (rogdant, The Davis bill did not] oosened tbree of her tosth, cut her lip! ) Fros ~ 5 ! — | R o T NAL (i g president. otffaod nons others abould be - permittod toB UG R sitaaloss, 1f sho goos [rdlo0ie, was forgotten. - Nighly bo waskl Tusviox. N, J . Attorney (isn: ———— o & high lioenss plank s linorease the numbor of sapreme justicss, Bromaln within its lmits, Acting upon] bragging around that it wass draw I'll be) xl\:n‘.‘n H m; ¢ 1“-‘;‘!‘1‘!.: Ll:f!u-:h"nlx df: ton bes re :n_od u\- r rder from an., July ;en. Baoborn, copted by (he- probibitioniats as » wanton i [J09¢ Proposed to relleve the suprome courtling suggeation of General Sherldan, wholfready to try 1t agaio, for Iil atlow noffPAck f WOuatonanss, £ 88 geyan for an injunction reetra 0 Fuho was » member of the commistion which ot AuT 4 confomion of weakioss, aud soff0Y & reorganization of the elrcait courts By as really sert to the front to learn the) woman lving In lmr»fx (n‘\ulk on 3'“1 i m‘;‘" rld About the! atil thelr tazes are paid, | fmade the treaty of 1535 with the Sioux, testi i W ouly sthmulate them t. aasad activ Jito which much of the business would bellirue condltion of sifalrs, the presldent] li.l fight 'em judge—1'll fight 'em till s mantala abont the elreaa i - _T - God before the eenate commistion t u,( that ( f ' the re Y , di ; 7an t0 T > ssachusetts Kepublicans, e clause includ ne 4 eas o 1 Mobt g tho repubiioam in Newleanaterced. oo mattor will o alifund cabivet havo dectded that the cattiol"® o —— isblishment begta to whlspar shat thegll NAMATOUAS) AN oD A, ingluciap b A% Winse Gt lgnore the temperance e fpcobability come up agaln atBMiiage must vacate. Steps will probably Ohio Democeatic Conventiun, larsted Yankee caron, Mam, Ju b mask it tives, San e § |"‘““‘*"“l“‘l~‘" on the weincilofiing noxt sssston of congressBis taken at an carly day o ¢joct them ) CONNIN U July 3 The d L 83 Thonipant Hoar wa eciae at thefdratt was drava b at with (he shortest tail will ge . ittee o-Dight de b ¢ nan achof con | who ¢ irst, which 11 thoy way hnd?d Whtle 8o doubt worthy of conslders ®if they do not voluntarily locste alse - . i we to re » treaty a0 ol e 4 MBuion and adoption, any such bill will very8whare alter belng notiicd, Lw