Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, October 30, 1880, Morning Edition, Image 1
VOL. OMAHA , NEBRASKA , SATURDAY. OCTOBER 80 1880. JLl W JL ± T. I Established I87L MORNING EDITION. . Price Five Cents THE LATEST NEWS. Philp , the Forger , in a Per ilous Predicament Dowe and - Vindicated -rom the Charge of Party DisloyaHy. NQ Further Trouble Antici- pated-pn the Ute Res ervation Contributions to the Calender * ' " > i of Cnme From all Parts of the . * - s- . Country. THe Garflold Letter Caeo. BpecUl dlsiuK'li lo Til it Kit Nnw YOKK , October 30 1 a. m. Tiio examination in the case of Ken- ward Ph-lp , forlibt-lingGen. Gzrfiold , by forging the Chinese letter , was re- Biimod yesterday morning before Jud o Noah Davis in the supreme court , and the court room was packed to suf focation. The proceedings were opened by. ilr. Ball , who asked Josh Hart , the publisher of The Truth , to take the stand. Mr. Howe produced thejonvclopo which tha court yester day directed Mr. Hart to urcduca , and the latter was declared free from con tempt of court. A S. South worth , an expert , thought that characteristics of the Morjy let ter and a latter of 1'hilp's were similar enough to enable him to form the opinion that they we're in the same handwriting. " \Vm. E. Hogan , and the expert gave the eaoiu testimony as South- worth. Adam Lcct was called , and said ho formerly Ixkd charge of the Brooklyn department of Too New York Tribune and waY assisted by 1'hilp ; was fam iliar with his handwriiing : was of the opinion that the Morey letter was written by Philp. Court then adjqnrnod until 2 p. m. During the njceas the court room was cleared of spjctotors. Several experts were examined and tojtified.thatlhey thought the Morey letter hadboeu ; tampered with before it had ° been brought into court , aa it tiki did not correspond with the .photo ki graph copy in several particulars. A tbW stamp detective from the Jfow York W postoffice testified that the envelop3 in gave evidence of erasures having bean cc made. After a long discussion by the Bt ; lawyers the coutt he adjourned un til to-day , Judge iav taking possession - , sion of both letter and envelope. j Sp Thofollowlng is the affidavit of Olara j SpT S. Morey , of Lynn , mother of H. L. T ] Morey : "I. the undersigned , Chra 01 01v S. Morey , of the cilv of Lvnn. m , < v , of Eox , and commonwealth of Mas- th sarhuscttR , on oath do depose and toy BO : that I have lived in Lynn for from th / * . B * ton to fourteen years , and that my al ; son , H. L. Morey , has visited me fre th quently from time to time , until the lo * past eleven months , and that since tic then I know nothing of his where lyi aboutB. Wiuiesi ray hand and seal in inof this twlmty-flixth day of October , A. of D.1880 in inhe ( Signed CLARA S. MOREY. heda da Weaver Vindicated. en 8poc jLl Dispatch to The Bco. th iNUiANArons , October 30 1 a. m. Stephen D. Dillaye publishes a let ter in reply to a note from Hon. Jas th , Buchanan , asking if ho was the Au that thor of a loiter recently made public atat by Dyer D. Lura , referring to General CO Weaver as a traitor to the national COw causo. Mr. D.ilaye says that the let tti ter was written under a misrepresen ttip < tation of fata irhili he was euffjriug to teat from great nervous prostration , and at that Hjnly the g rbled < XTACIS wore pnblishcj. That ho no * hi loves he was imposed upon , and re. : e s 'hat he did \Voavcr any in JIM -c llo now bclioves him to havu been n l ue and honorable patrijt. Loyal DJWO 8 | < eclal DlspHcti to DID lice. BOSTON ) Oclobjr IV ) 1 a m. Tn response to an m < ] iti i f'um Ch-irloi A. Hovoy , e.rota y f\ \ t o tia-ii-nal prnhibiur-.iiijt. coiuautt , ! ui f .illow- ing distich W.-.B rc > ! t rday : PORTLAND , M . , * ' t . - irJs ) . There "s m trut - iatvr in the Report that I have in anj < jy changed lay views on pr.ilnbi i n mmy tola- tion to the prolu'.u'i" \ < m y , to which I am thoroughly t'lu and Joy- * 1. JL have never tiwnrvjil in t m lea t from that line of c mlu : . ia t ie right nnd best. NHAL UOWE. Bornbardt Indlspj ? d. Special Dbpatch to The Uw. . NEW YORK , October 30 1 * m Hllo. Bsrnhsrdt , as an mvtrMblo con Bequence with people u i.ccustomcd to traveling on the ocean , 's ' MilTcritig from lightness of Uic head Shu has ( rested but poorly nice her arrival , but her f extraordinary power of en durance has gone far towards keeping her uut of bed. Yesterday afternoon ehe attended the pl y at Booth's. Diabolical Murdor. BpeclU dlfpatcb to The Uee. LA CUUIK , Quebec. October 30 , 1 a. m. Amost _ diabolical murder was perpetrated In Grundel about thirty- eight miles from hora , in the fall of the year,1875 , and has just leaked out. - Three persons , father , mother and sou , have been arrested , charged with having committed the crimo. The son , Jean B. Narbonne , having sonfeased to having shot his brother , Alex. Harhonne , but in extenuation ; plead that ho was urged to do it by his step-mother ; that he borrowed a . gun from a neighbor , and after shoot ing his brother , ho broke the gun over hta head. He subsequenly dragged the body out of the bouse some dis tance therefrom , and covered it' with / brush , but afterwards buried It'a short ' distance from the house. He said the deceased man had some money , nnd thostepmothcr was anxious to get hold of it , and it had been uudo up between him and her to kill Alex. Narbonne. First poison was mixed in a cup and : left on the stove for Alex , to drink that nlpht , but ho not having drank the po'sona resort was had to tnootinghim , asthe most expeditious way of cetting ridofhim. The prisoners were commit ted to await trial at the next assizes , A Hard Crowd. Eredal DbroUto to The Bo MAKTVILLE , Mo.,0ctober29 10 p. m. The preliminary trial of Albert Talbott , charged with the murder of his father , Pr. P. H. Talbott , on the 18th of September , and Mrs. Talbott her EQO Ed , and their hirc man Henry Wyolh , who were arrested as accumuJico terminated last night. TOO Talbott bovs and Wyelh were OCtind over trithcuf. bail , and Mrs. Belle T.ilbolt hul.l in $1COO bail to await trial at the coming turm of the circuit court. Detective Brighton , who worked up tha care , tcstined that he , disguised as a laborer , got ( ho confidence of the Talbott boys , who hired him to kill Wyeth , alleging that ho was In the secret of their father's death , and they feared he would re veal the same ; and further , that he had entered into an agreement with the two Tnlbott boys to rcb trains , mails and banks. This evidence was corroborated by "Wilfred Mitchell , brother in-law of the deceased , who also testified that Wyeth bad told him that ha had killed William L Sauu- ders , who was found dead in thh city iMt aprjnjr urKler > aUKptcioij'i circurnij stances"and. . tabbed him > f $ lo5T | Wyeth also confessed to Sheriff Lock | that Ed T..liott eh t his father , and that the Talbot1. boys moulded the two-ounce bullet which was shot through the bidy of their father. The Talbatt boya fitato that the hitcd man , Wyeth , murJerod their father and assert their innoconco. Grim Justice. 5j > cclal dlf patch to The Eco. LIBERTY" , Vo. , October 30 1 a. m. Peter Wright , colored , was hanged icro yesterday fur the murder of ! l 'bcrt M. Mauphin , white , in June , L870. The execution was in accord- mcc with the Virginia law , which is trictly private , with the exception of ho necseeery cllicem , miard , ministers , nd representatives of ihe prew. Ho nade no confession. In 1879 Peter Vright formed a contract with C. M. ilaupin by which , " in consideration wf lis labor , ho should have one-half of ha crop grown , and one-half of the iroccods of the wood cut upon a cer- aiu part of Maupin'a land , each to urnlsh ono horse for working pur- loses for the first six months. Wright ut and hauled wood uud sold it , ucg- jcting his crop of corn and tobacco. > n the 28th of Juno Maupinventto rhero Wright was hauling and told im if ho diu not work his crop as it liould be , he would hire some ono Iso to do it and pay him out of his roceeds of the rrop , and that he ad not accounted for any monny relived - lived for the wood sold. Wright lid tint ho intended to continue as 0 had begun until the last stick of oed wai hauled away. An allorca- an followed , in which Maupin was necked down , and Wright was In ie act of jumping on his head , when T. Maupin's son Robert rait in and torfered. This greatly exasper.it- 1 the negro , who Seized a wagon andard and struck the boy on the iad with it , killing him instantly. Tne Ute Affair. erfil Dispatch W Tun DEI. 11 WASHINGTON , October 30 1 a. m. 11it 10 war office has received from Maj. itw. . Hey , of the Nineteenth infantry , of , .n i t , ' " - . * vi o killing of the Ute Indian , Jobn- n , and the subsequent lynching of e\ 0 murderer by the Indians. The ebt itoment made by Captain Pollock.of btV a Twenty-third infantry , is as fol- tt we : "I believe that whatever dispo- ttcJ m was made of the prisoner by the cJtl nchera was done quickly. The man tlcc chargeof the train told mo ho was one ccsi his men. Ho said Cllno was home sicc about an hour after starting , whereas ccSI 1 did not get back until the next SIM SIR y. The Indian , Johnson had been M aployed by Ool. Mackenzie during fcOI e summer , and was considered a OI liot and peacaible man. Most prob- 111 > ly ho was shot , as the capture ot fcfc 111fc e prisoner occurred about 11 a. m. , fc tout thirty miles from the agency , fck id at 5 o'clock the same evening k ime of the Indiana engaged in it ere at the agoncy. Since the affair ie Indians hava bean as cffliet and saceable as at any time. They seem i bo perfectly contented anisatisfied , id there is no excitement about the ; ency. I found no excitement il ! I tme down the road in the vicinity of agouche , and that was bieod cntire- ' upon the report of the case made f Jackson , the man who had charge E the train in which the diflicnlt > oc- irred. I am well satisfied that there ill bo no further trouble unless H lould bo brought about by aggres- on upon the Indians by the whites. ? e cannot look upon the matter oth- rwiaa than a wanton and unprovoked mrder of the Indian by a reckless , ilf-drunkon teamster , and that the ito of the man was a clear case of inching , which , as much as it is to bo cplored , is not an uncommon occur- jiico throughout the country and in 10 midst of civilization and oulight- umcnt. " Major Offley , In forward- ig the report , eays in conclusion that 10 man Jackson , who was In charge f tbo train , has told different stories bout the affair. Ho told mo that the tidians did not fire at his party. To then ho said they shot twice. He as claimed relationship of nearly rory kind to the man who was killed. ol'apso ' of the Chinese Letter Boom. pedal Dispatch to Tni Bu. a NEW YORK , October 30 1 a. m. ecretary Sherman visited the rooms f the republican national committee t noon yesterday and hold a , long ousultation with ex Governor Jewell , lol. Hooker said , "Wo have sent thographic copies of Garfield's let- ST of denial to all parts of the conu- ry , and the telegraph is spreading tie news of the alleged forgery in every ity from the cast to Sn Francisco Ve have already received assurances i rom managers in all the Pacific lope states and territories , that the mly effect of the letter has been to [ isgust many democrats. The litho- raphic copies'of the forged letter were eceived in California on the same lay of the dispatch.s announcing the .rrest of Philp w ° rc sent , and the let- cr has fallen flat , though some of the ollowera of Kearney tried to circulate t , but his pirty has gone to pieces , ind California is as tnrely ours as ) hio is. Shipping News , ipeclal dispatch to TUB Bit NEW YORK , October 30 , 1 a. m. LiVERrooL Arrived "Olympin" ind "Egypt" from New York ; and the 'Parthca" from Boston. . QCEESSTOWN Sailed , "City of Richmond , " from New York. Guisdow Sailed , "State of Ala bama" from New York. PXYMOCIII Arrived. ' Silesia" From New York for Himburg. indications. Special dispatch to tbo Bee WASHINGTON , October 30 1 a. m. lor upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys clear or pattly cloudy weather , colder northwesterly winds and higher barometer. FOREIGN KVE1VTS. I Enforcement of the Decrees I Against Beligious Societies Still Continues in France. Affairs Daily Growing Worse in the British Cape Colony. THEM our. Special Dispatch to The Bco. PAIUK , October 20 , 10 pj m. The enforcement ; of ihof , decrees against Iho roligjyij . .eoHctiosslillcon'.iaues lo3ayThe police a' . Pcrfi nnn and Mars jillos forced thn doors of the Cipuchiu houses at HIOSP places , amid scones of grcit excitement. Many ( J.itholic residents hid assembled in front of tliu monaatorioJ , and when the policu begu to force their way iu * to thu hnnsea , they resisted. The Jlatquis of Ooricolia was prominent hi resisting the policonnd wai rr .stcd HS was also the editor of The Lo Citoyen , a Crttholie p pir at Marseil les. BASOTOS. i to The Bco. LONDON , October 20 10 p. m Pao rumor that Ool. Clark 1m ? had "a ight with the native iusiirgchla at STatal , IIIB boon Confirmed by the [ ratifying intelligence that the force inder hia command had won a decis-- vo victory , after a conlcst nf two inurfc. 'IHore was considerable skir- nijhmg , during which both flanks of 3ol. Clark's commaudjwerejthroa-ened. i. desperate charge vras' made , in diich the provincial troops carried iverythinir before them. The rabo'i" lave been everywhere repUlacSi with ho single exception of the recent dia ller to the yoemanry , and Malitmg ias been relieved with but slight loss o provincial forces. The llaautos , 11 the other haild admit ) a lots of 300 ion killed ahd many more wouudud. ai idditional details have also been ro- eived from Capo Town of the recent tfcat prising of the ttibes which joined the at tasutoa in the rebellion. Tne trtnch- in rous rebels , while profCaallig loyalty , inT ] iirronhded the Europeans and mur- orcd then. The Moges his , who ere captured by them , wore eubmit- t : d to special tortures before bciug tM illed. The natives meanwhile cxo- m < iting a War dinco. Tht horrors of IK 10 massacre have only found partial IKwi iliof in tha public mind by the grate- at : 11 and unexpestoduees of Col. Clark's rii ictory. riiM Another dispatch just received 13 vo a losi hopeful view of affairs at \ < fl ie capo , and says that at Capo Town flWt is regarded as a mere question of a 3ok or so before the colonial author- island matters are bscoming worse cry day. Several magistrates have bc sen murdered , and the natives are bcBi n ing vengeance on all who t-upport Bio e government. Ono by one , the : o ilcfs are joining the insurrectionists , ie last being Undatchswas , who has nubinad his force with that of Um- nuls , and the two are raiding the iuntry within sight of Untala. From lowborry , the report comes that CS ! ev. D. E. Davis has been murdered , kV id other outrages committed. A thh rce of 200 burghers has beau called h it by the Cape authorities , and vol- n iteers are being also enrolled and wiTi . rwarded to the Trapsky. Rein- Ti rcements for the north will bo sunt ra 7 the atcamer "Melrose , " which raa : aves the Cape to-morrow. CABLEGRAMS. ttclal Dif patches to TIIK Bi . The excitement over the approach- Sjv ig prosecution of members of the SjvY. nd league increases. Mr. T. D. Y. . ullivan , membar of parliament for Y.M Y.G 10 west and north , has been retained M > defend Mr. Healy in his approach- di ig trial. The Spring Hill cotton mill , at Idham was destroyed by fire yoster- ay. A large fire also occurred to- pait ay at Wigan , in the Swan Meadow itY atton mill which were almost totally tr estroyed. * trPi The Prussian diet have elected Piv < [ err Keolter , a conservative , presi- 01 out ; Herr Bend , a national liberal , il ! rst vice president ; and Hnrr Stengal , ai co conservative , second vice prcsi- ent. ent.Tho The Italia urges the Italian govern- lent to cease acting with England. A dispatch from Constantinople ijs that lUza Pasha has declined to anew negotiations , alleging that hois rithout instruction ] . The porto , on be contraryassorts that Rz Pasha i fully instructed to act. An enormous and enthuiinstic mcet- lg of Orangemen was held a Belfast , reland , last night. Hesolutions were assed condemning the lawless utter- . ncoa and deeds of the land leaguers , nd nr.ed ; the necessity of repressive ' l < leasuros , and assured the loyalists of > ho south and west of their active upport. Lard Arthur Hill presided t the meeting. A dispatch from Scutari says that a 'urkish ironclad has lauded GOO roops there. A ISt Petersburg dispitch says that t is reported that the establishment f a great administrative council Is comment. Disastrous floods have occurred in Switzerland. The Irish constabulary is to b3 in- reased to. 2,000 men. A hurricane in the Baltic last week [ estroyed 100 Danish fishing vo-sels. Mr. John Bright , in writing to Mr. fill ers Stuart , siya he hopes for a jreat and permanent improvement in he Irish land laws unless the cgita- .lon creates a temper and a condition ) f things which will make an amend * nent impossible. The North German Gazette protests i aifist an increase of the British Mediterranean fleet to eighteen ves- leh , on an assertion of unfair ascen dancy strongly at variance with Eng land's previoui assurance to the der- rish of Scutari. The czar has ordered the discontin uance of mourning for iho late czarina. The Franciscans were expelled yes terday from Rennes and Avignon , France. At the htter place the police demolished thebarricade that had been erected inside the monastery. There was much excitement and disorder , and fourteen arrests were made. Drjuus , October 29 Tlu raagis- trates have forbidden the land meet ing which was announced to taka pl&co at Dungannon , Ireland , onMon- day next. BURLIN. Oslober 20. The s ! to of seige in Hamburg , AUcnu , Wando- back , Pinnoberg and Lavenberg is to last ono year. BRUSSELS , October 29.An accl- do-it occurred yes'orday ' near Ileista1 , Belgium , and toven parsons were kill ed and many injured. PARIS , Oct. 29. Tne cabinet has decided to prosecute Gen. Charette for his Epeech at thelegitimate bsn- quent , on the sentiments being calcu lated to provoke civil war. There are persistent rumors of dissensions in the cabinet. LQSDOJT , October 29. The recent storm occasioned an unusually largo number of shipping casualties , end " ' ' entirely interrupted. LOKIION , October 29 The presi dent of the American company has ap pointed a very distinguished regalia committee of sixteen , of which Lord Linderbugh ia president. VALENTINE'S VILLAINY Causes Widespread Con * tempt in Cunding County. I'tiest ( Republicans Made to Give Way to Friends of tha Capper Chief , orreapondonco of Tha Uce. WKsr PoiHT , October 15. West Q : oiut and Ctiming county is all ablaze ith pol ticjl excitement. Spaakeirs xbr iftd li the order of the day. [ onday night Allen llvot epoko to a umbcrof people in the no mi house , hile Mr. lavs ! laid the law down to ie unterrified in Kraus' hall. The republicans in Cuining county a not over enthUsiaBtid , owing to ie job put up at the convention held 0 Wisner on the 21st inst. The lead- bicl 0bi g lights in the parly were at sea. cl liere were as many things to consider | d so many factions to conciliate , it paramount to everything elae was I at r. Valentines interest. No man Iv/ ust bo nominated whom ho could f it control in the senatorial fight this liter. The convention was at a uid still until Mr. Valentine ar- feN N . "od , when everything was clear , r. Bruner was not to bo thought N a candidate , BO ha was shelved thout ceremony. It. A. Thompson 98 > Ud ! not do , ai he had got his eye ; tli cut last season , and an obscure irk in a store was taken in hh an unty , "Uut then that makes no dif- enco. If elected he will do the iding of the paities who nominates Oc n , and that is all they ask. Mr. S7 irke , a prominent farmer in the untryvai also asked to take a back it. as he was too outspoken in hia ntitnents in regard to picked con- ntions. Mr. Zahrung was nomi- ted for senator , a fitting tribute to pe 3 fidelity to Mr. Valentino's intor- fo : te , and A. M. Peterson , a Scandin- © lan , WAS put on the ticket to pull he o chestnuts out of the fire. Heuco to e apathy of the the repnblican party re this county. Tiio national ticket .11 undoubtedly get a large majority , th lero is no disposition among the thce nk and file to go it straight , bat in thor to select the beat man tu repro- fr ut the county at Lincoln next fall. tl B. L. tlat atni ni nibi ELECTRIC BRIEFS. bi oclal OUpatchca to TUB EBK. At republican headquarters in Now ctfc nrk yesterday , Gov. Smith said Gen. fc arfield's deposition regarding the ioroy-Chineso letter would ba pro- i oi ia court. Milton 0. Dent , a nephew of Gen. raut , and a clerk in the interior de- irtment at Washington , was arraign- I bafore Polica Justice Dufty in New ork , on the charge of Illegal regis- ation and hold in § 400 bail. Ho ex- aincd that ho had no intention of } ting illegally , that he had his room i one street and his wife was lying 1 at a friends house in another street , id ho remained with her. A house at Melton , in Lltchficld ninty , Ct. , burned last night. The ily occupant , Noah W. Beaeh , was lund burned to ashes. A dispatch from the Uncompaghro intonment , Colorado , from Col. lotchor to Gen. Pops , says that gent Berry loft there yesterday morn- ig ver the mountain trail for Don- ar. lie says tha't the crisis is over ad that no further trouble with the ndians is anticipated. Fred Kcstor , was sentenced to be anged for the murder of his wifeyea- jrdiiy. The crime was committed in uckley county , this state , on the 22d ay of August , 1879. Goo. Moody , who killed his brother b 11 chmond , Va. , some months ago , iid tied tao country , returned last eak and surrendered himself. Gen. Garfield received a uumber of illers yesterday at his Mentor farm , nd made sonio arrangements for the aception of large delegations from 'ittaburg and various towns in this cction that are expected to-day. He as received no subrojna to be in idir York , to attend the Philp trial. Giv. St. John , of Kansas , who has oen niakirg an extensive canvass cf be stata , gives it as his opin'on that Canaan will give Garfield a majority f 50,000 , and that the republican indidatcsfor congress will be elected. Dnyer , who interfered with Elec- ion Supervisor Geisler in registration natters , In Chicigo Tuesday , and Po- iceman Murphy , who arrested Gies- er when the latter attempted to ar- est Dwycr , were arrested yesterday m tha charge of interfering with reisler in the performance of his da les. They were admitted to $500 jail each. The Chicago exposition this year was ittendea by 400,000 people , and the eceipts were sufficient to pay all ex- senses , including § 30,000 worth of mprovjraents on the building , and eave $3,000 in the treosury. Dr. J. D. Kaiue , editor-in-chief of Ehe Milwaukee Sentinel , resignedyea- terday by reason of a difficulty with the proprietors , which was the out growth from yesterday's publication of in attack upon Caaoer M. Sanger , the republican nominee for congress. Dr. Eaine has taken a position in tbo cus toms office. His successor on The Sentinel has not been named. CINCINNATI , O. , October 29 The Cincinnati chamber of commerce to day voted to adjourn over olcctun day. WASHINGTON , October 29. Govern ment receipts to dsy.apgregato § 1,100- 000. 000.NEW NEW YoBK.Ojtoter 29 A business mans" msss meeting was held ycaler- day afternoon , 'tl'O ' speakers being lo cated on tha slept of the sub-treasnrj building , Wall -and Nassau streets. Representative' "bodies were present from the Produce exchange. Bankers' and Brokers' nnion , Young Mena' Re publican club , and .other organizations. Letters o , re rotjvere read from.Sec- rotary _ J3berhl3lrpccntary : Sctinrz , and others. Col. 11. G. Ingersoll made the principal address. MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. Now Tort Money and Stocks. WALL Snugr October 23. IlJoncy3cxchnnjo ; st.udy at 54 Sijal 81 > Steady , U. S O's'31 . 104 ? U.S. 4'it . 1 CM U. S. b'3 . 1 021 CunoncyG's . l 25 U. tr. 41'd . 1 HS ; i-tOCRO. Active and declined } to Jc ; recovered i to IK V U . 101 } Uiclriuiu ] Central. .1C9 f. Y.C . IS6J Lackiwanna . C3 : rio . 41 Hudson Canal . 874 Preferrtfii..ni 76j 3 J C . 77J 5:1 . 1211 U4 E . 117 116 UrvllDK . forthwretem . 115 I M . 51 P/cfcrrcd . 123 } NaslittllC . 163 'M . . . . . I'llO ' . 83 } N& T . il : Preferred . 79 J Prc'errcd . 5 ? . t.Paul . 1041 0W . 24 Preterrcd . 120 K. AT . S3 t. Jon . 43 } 111. Central . 110 Preferred . 83 B&y . 145 r/ibish . 43 UAltio 0 . 74 < Prcfcrcd . 70 Alti.n . 132 nuhl . 45 C. C. &I.C . IP. . Preferred . 85. C P , . 74 | 'nlon Pacific . S2 A i. Tel . 41 : i.&T . 77"CC C&I . 82 &N . 171 Chicnpro Produce MaFket. OniCAGo , October 29. Breadatuffs and ling products are ighor , due to the increased demand : om shorts. . Wheat No. 2 spting advanced 1 ® Jc ; sales wore at § 1 OOJ@1 OOJ for ctober ; SI 001 Oic for Novem- erj SI 021 03i for December ; osing at § 108 for cash ; 81 OOg for ctober ; gl 01 J@l Olf for November } L 03gl 03i for December. Corn Improved $ @Ac ; No. 2 Bold 39@39c for October ; 39c for No smber ; 40.4@40c for Debembef , osin at 39jc for October ; 39ic r November ; 4545 Jo for May. Oils go higher and closed at 29Jo r cash ; 29Jo for October ; 29Jc for ovetnber ; 30c for December. Rye Stationary at 82c for cwh or ovember ; Decembfir sold at 83c. Baby Wanted by shorts ; No. 2 , lo bid for October. 1'ork Mess advanced 65o per bb ) . d closed at § 18 JJff fnw * fh ; $19 00 Lard Advanced 12i@loc per 100 b ( s and closed at § 8 05 for csh or wJ. itober ; § 7 95@7 97J for November ; J.tl . 90 for the year. tlbi bi bisi si Chicago Live S'ock Market. siir CHICAGO , October 29. 01 Hogs In Rood demand and 510c ectc ir 100 Ibs higher ; sales at4 45@4 60 tc r li'iht ' packing and shipping ; § 4 25 i 70 for rough to extra smooth savy packing ; § 4 35@4 80 for fair extra smooth heavy shipping lots ; celpts , 18,933. Cattle There was a quiet feeling in 10 market for cattle to-day ; the re- ip'.s ' were again liberal , with a large imberof common grades left over om yesterday end previous days of ie week ; the pens are filled with ock , the only sale being 51 head rer ging 1,341 Ibs , at § 4 80 , local ayers not purchasing up to 11 o'clock ; 10 market for common grades was itiroly nominal up to 11 o'clock ; esh receipts 5,210 head. New York Produce Market. NEW YORK , October 29. Flour Steady and moderato exert - ort and jobbing trade inquiry ; iceipts 19,789 ; round hoop Ohio , J 70@5 00 ; choice do , § 5 105 50 , iperfino western $3 804 25 ; common i good extra do , § 4 254 70 ; choice odo$4 [ 75@650 ; choice white wheat D , § 465@485. Wheat Irregular ; Chicago , SI 15 116 ; Milwaukee , 8116@117 ; No. 2 sd winter , gl 16.i@l 10J ; sales 500- 00 bu. Corn Qnlet ; No. 2,55-j@55c ; sales 50,000. Oats Quiet. Whisky Nominal. Pork 812 00013 25 for seller for ho year. Lird S9 00 asked for cosh ; § 9 52J jr November ; S9 42i for December ; 9 409 45 for January ; $9 45@9 50 ? r February ; ? 9 3749 45 for seller 3r the year ; § 9 55@9 70 for buyer for ho year. Butter Firm and fair demand ; Ihio , 15@31c. Eggs Unchanged at 21@23o for Etir to choice. St. Louis Produce Maraot. ST. Loi"s , October 29. Flour About 5c lower. Wheat Higher and unsettled ; fo. 2 red , at SI 00@1 00 | for ash ; 1 00jj@l 00 | for November ; 1 041 03J@1 04J for December ; 1 OCJ@1 05@l 06- for January : fo. 3 , do , 93 @ 93 * ; No. 4 , do , 87 | Corn Slow and better at 39jc for xish ; 3939Jc | for November ; 39J ® 19c for December ; 39c for the year ; 14@44Jc for May. Oata Higher at 2829 Jo for cash ; ! 9j@29gc for November ; 30c bid for December. Rye Higher at 83 ] 83cjj Barley- Quiet at GU(595c. ( Levl Lower at § 4 37 * . Butter Quiet ; dairy , 20@26c. E gs .Bieher at 19c. Whisky-Steady at SI 10. Provisions Dull at S15 25. Dry Salt Meats Quiet at § 490 ® r 60@7 80. Bacon Scarce and higher at $5 25 § 8 75@9 00. Lard Nominally higher at 87 87 $ . - flecdpta Flour , 9,000 bbls ; irheat , 99,000 ba ; corn , 60,000 ba ; sats , 17,000 bu ; rye , 2,000 ; barley , 19,000 bu. Shipments Flour , 12,000 bbls ; wheat,45,000bn ; corn,4,000bu ; oats , 2,000 bur rye , 1,000 ; barley , St. Louis Live StocK Market. , ST. Louis , October 29. Hogs Fairly active and- higher ; Yorkers and Baltimore- - 50@4 60 ; mued packins , S4 40@4 50 ; butchers' to fancy , 84 55&4 65 ; receipts 2j9,00 ; Bhipmepts , 2,009. DOMESTIC DOINGS , A Huge Variety of'Well Spiced Items from the East and West. Progress of the Trial of Philps : the Filthy Forger , in New York. An Eastern Plug Road Plays .Havoc with the Pool. Lively Kows with the Tramps and Cow BOJ s Wiscon sin's Taxable Wealth lombstono Thumpers Special dlapateb to Tim Bed. SAN FRANCISCO , October 29. A party of dvo cow boj ? , nnisely parad ing the streets of Tombstone and threatening to extorniina'otho ' ollicers tvho sh" Uld interfere with them , wore irrestod by Sheriff Ford , and while ilruggling with one of the gangj called Jurlyi the shoriOf ivas shot in the ; rein , Inflictinjr probably a fatal round. The prisoners were hurried o Tucson to prevent lynching. Death ot Dr. Se'quin. pedal dispatch to The B e. NEW YORK , October 28 , 4 p. ra. ) r. EJward Sequin , the celebrated > pecinljat in ihe treatment of idiocy nd allied nervous diseases , died yen- arday in sixty-ninth year of his age. Ie was born in Clamecy ; France. Determined to Rebuild. Dispatch to The Bco NRW YORK , Oct. 29.-.The Ansonla I Ibck dfccltted ' Pie cioffipaujr ha3 to rebuild ie factory in Brooklyn , which was urned Wednesday morning. Pofsi- ly temporary quarters will be hired i the meantime , to give employment i many of the people thrown out of ork by the fire , Wringer Rulers , edal Dispatch to The Bee. CINCINNATI , October 29. The asao- ation of cloth wringera mannfactur- s are in session at the Grand hotel ith the following officers : President , harles M. Hewlett , AuburnN. , Y. ; ce-president , F. F. Adams , Erie , B. ; treasurer , R. P. Smith , Woon ; cket , R. Lsecretary ; , R.\V. Strong , c. ewark , N. J. ; attorney , F. G. Gift- in , Providence , R. I. The commit- es reported everything smooth in . ie wringer world. Tliii Is the first aaion of the association held in the eat. Desperate Trampe. tcUl Dispatch to the Bee. ' _ j $ iund train on the Pennsylvania rail- iy , on Hackenaack meadows , near srsoy City. They hurled stones at e windows and several panes were oken , and a few passengers suffered ight bruises. The tramps were mov- g In the direction of Jewey City , nnd i the arrival of the train at the depot ime of the employees were selected go out on a train then leaving and eet the tramps. The tramps ere met near Marion. They ere armed with stones and her missiles. The railroad men at- cked the tramp3 , and a lively fight as kept up , , for several minutes. The amps were'beaten and they retreated , nly one person was arrested. Ho as knocked insensibln by a blow on ie head. Ho waa lodged in the police ation , where he was registered aa eorgo Baxter , of Chester , Pa. Editorial Privilege , xxi&l Dlsp&tch to The Bee. CINCINNATI , October 29 4 p. m. the committee to n change to-day , iquiro of The Louisville Courier- ournal as to the authorship of the liter signed "Cincinnati Merchant , " jported a letter from Mr. Waterson , i which he said that if the letter had een seen by him it would not have oen cubliehed , and that ho regretted ie use of his paper for such a pur- ese as mall' ninn a community , but e declined to give the name of the : Tlter. Tne Forger's Trial. I pcclal rispitch to The Boa NEW YORK , October 29. The trial f Konward Philps for criminal libel n General Garfield was resumed this aorning in the supreme court , which . ras densely packed. Joe Hart pro- , uced the envelope and was purged rom contempt. Two experts wore hen put on the stand , who swore that a their judgment , the Moroy letter ras a forgery and Kenward Philp , ho forger. The trial Ia still in pro- Teas , Arrested for Robbery , pedal Dispatch to The Bco. CHICAGO , October 29 , 4 p. m. 'ratt & Co.'s jewelry sere on Wa- lash avenue was robbed of § 1,2GO rorth of goods a week ago last Sun lay night. The detectivea have ar ested Robert Riley Remain in St. jouis , and two men named Boyle and ) ingwell in Chicago. Part of the tolon property was fqnnd in a pawn hop hero , and the remainder in Ro- nsin's room in S' . Louis. Punishing tbo Pool. [ pedal Dispatch to Tbo Bee. CHICAGO , October 29. 4 p. m. The Lake Erie and Western rail- oad running from Fremont , Ohio , to Blooraington , 111. , connecting east- rardly with the Lake Shore , and ffestwsrdly with the Chicago and Al- , on , is carrying disturbance into the ; orritory embraced in the projected ireslern pool. This crossline la said ; o have stocked scalping offices in Foledo with tickets , which are sold aa follows : Kansas City , § 13 ; round trip , § 16 ; Toledo to St. Louts , S6 ; round trip , $11 50 ; Toledo to Spring field , S6 bO ; and Jacksonville , S7 00 ; with corresponding schedule to other points. 'Wtaconin'd 'Wealth. Special Dispatch to The Bee. WASHINGTON , October 29,4 p. m. The statistical report of the wealth , debt and taxation of the state of Wis consin , issued by the census bureau to day , makes the following exhibits : Assessed valuation nf real estate in Wisconsin , 5344,788,721 ; awsied val- nlation of personal property $94,183- 030. Total assessed valuation of pro perty , real and personal ; $438,971- 151. Big Demonstration. Special Dispatch to The Bee. CHICAGO , October 30 1 a. m. In pursuance of the order of Gen. Grant , as connnBrider of the "Boys in ' Blue" of the United States , that a trand ; parade should ba held through out the country last niuht , the various cwipaniea in this city turned out with t irehes and uniforms. They were jjined by thoboird of trade march ing club , the union veterans and all republic in clubs in the city. The re publicans embraced the opportunity to make the Goal big demonstration of the campaign , nnd in spite of bad weather tlio dnpliy wai very credit- nbl-1. The city in every quarter ap peared i i a ll.vne w th torches. It is oitimatcd that 100,000 nun were in line. Hydrophobia. Special Dispatch to The Bee. FRANKFORT , Ky. , October 30 , 1 a. ro. Wednesday Mia Kirby , living in Jvibbilavillt' , n acittering village a mile and a Iia'f from this town , died of hydrophobia , after four days' excruci ating BulRjnm ' , , usually tUtendan upon thii mysterious malady. Las /all a pnopy belonging to the family was in the homo , and in playing with It a bile waa made on the hand of Mrs. Kirby. Ifc was fuur days over three months ainco the bit , when Mrs. Kirby was attacked with signs of hy- lirophobi i , which resulted in doath. MALARIA. The principal cause of nearly all lickncaa at this timu of the year has ts origin In a disordered Liver , , the Tjjestornan in the body , which if not tabulated in time , great sufierimg , rrstchednflss nnd DKATH will ensue. V little precaution taken in the shape f a reliable and eilicaclouu Liver legulator will in most cases prevent lliiesa and fatal consequences. No icdicine in modern times has gained wider reputation than Simmons' < irer Regulator manufactured by J. I. ZEIL1N & Co. This justly cele- rated medicine Regulates the Liver , romotoj digestion , and fortifies the Astern against malarial diseases. ADDITIONAL LOCAL Real Estate Transfers. Byron Reed to Fred. Kumpf , lot S , I'rospect Hill Cemetery fo. Catherine Parker to liav. John F. luinn , trustee , w. d. , lot 7 , block G , torbsch's 2d add. , Omaha $900. Wm. F. Heins , county treasurer , to . A. Baldwin , t. d. , 280 by 132 feet i no so aee. 12 , tp. 15 , r. 10 e 10.01. C. A. Baldwin to.T. M. Phillips , q. d. , part no se J sec. 12 , tp. 15 , r. 3 c SI. Jas. G. Meseath to J. M. Phillips : c. d. part r.e. , HO. J , BOJ. 12,1.15 , 10 o. 51. Charles H. Foster to B. R. and J. i. Folsam : q. c. d. lot 5 , block 107 , nd lot B , M--V. ifV7i r 125 53. _ , olock 8 , lotnitze & Ruth's addition , Omaha 1200. Third Ward Voters Registration Notice. I will sit at my oftica northeast cor- cr of Fourteenth and Douglas streets , ) ver Cumirig'a auction store ) on hursd y , Saturday and Monday. Chursday 28h ( and Saturday 3Cth Ictobcr , and November Monday Ist.J ar the purpose of registering the lectors of the Third ward. In witness whereof I have hereunto at my hand this 20th day of Octo- or , 1880. WILL H. RILEY , o20-10t Resistrar Third Ward. "AND THE LEAVES WEIIE FOII TUB IEALISO OF TIIE NATIONS. " This is a ully exemplified in the demonstration hat RO common a pasture weed as mart-weed , or water-pepper possesses ledicinal properties which , when com- lined with essence of Jamaica ginger nd other efficacious vegetable ox- racta , as in Dr. Piorco's Cora- lounil Extract of Smart Weed , it con. titutea a most potent remedy for towel affections as diarrhccadysentry , lux , etc. It is aho an eflicacioua ncdlcino for colds and to breakup overs and inflammatory attacks , and or the alleviation of pain. Every araily should keep a supply of it. 50 outa by druggists. | Undoubtedly tiio best shirt In the Jnitccl Stales is manufactured at the Jmaha Shirt Factory. The superiority ) f Material and workmanship , com- ' jincd with their great Improvements , .hat la Reinforced fronts , Reinforced jacks and Reinforced sleeves , makes heir shirt the most durable aud best itting garment of the kind , over Manufactured at the moderate price of Jl.oO. Every shirt of our make is guaranteed first-class and will refund the money if found otherwise. We make a specialty of all wool , Shaker , and Canton flannel , also : hemois underwear , inado up with a dew to comfort , warmth and durabil ity. To invalids and weak-lunged persons wo offer special inducements in the manner these goods are made Cor their protection. Pit. GOTTHEIMEE , " street. Eucsion'a Arnica Salve The BE.HT SALVK in the world for Outfl , Bruises , Sores , Ulcers , Salt Rheum , Fever Sores , Tetter , Chopp ed Hands , Chilblains , Corns , and all kinds of Skin Eruptions. This Salve la guaranteed to give perfect aatlafac- tlod In every case or money re landed. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by 8dly J. K. ISH Omaha. 500 PRIZES GIVEN AWAY. GRAND FAIR ARRANGED BT TOE OMAHA LADIES' SOCIETY , AT TUB NEW STANDARD HAIL , Oct. 28th , 29th and 30th , 1880. AdTUEs'nn 95 centi ; Season Tickets 81.00 ; Each BASON TICKET is Entitled to a PRIZE. Some ! the Piizia arc to be Ken if De Ofo-a &Co' & . Hat Store , Fambam St. oct9-wta6t Machine Works , J. Hammond , Prop. & Manager. The mint thorcmsb appoints i and complete Machine Shops and Foundry In the stile. Caitln a of every description manufacted. Ecurlnca , Pomp * and ereiy class of machinery made to order. order.pecial attcnttan glren to Well Augurs , Pulleys , Hangers , SliartinsTfBridge IronsGeer batting , etc Plinslornsw lUehJnery.Heachanlcal Drawtht- I Dg , Models , etc. , neatly executed. 56 Home ? at. , Bet. J4ta and 15th. EDHOLM > , . - < J & ERICSSON Wholesale an l Kctnil Ulaim fjtcturins JEWELERS , -LARGESTSTOCK or Cold and Silver Watches and JcivcJry in the City. Gome and See Our Stock as We Will Be Pleased to Show Goods. EDHOLM & ERiGKSQK , 1 tDodtrp. . Opposite Po nffice. HORSESHOES AND NAILS , Iron and Wagon Stock , It Chicago Prices. and 1211 Barney Street , Omaha , ix-UMmo Announcement. We are now in da'ly receipt fhr e shipments of IEW FALL GOODS , Jl of which are be'ng opened UD nd marked as rapidly as they omein , and placed on sale in he depirtmenls to which they lelong. "We will show in all ines o ! Goocfs more extensive ind varied assortments than at 4 my time'in the past. Purchas- irs will find at the beginning of ; he season , as well as during its progress , the choicest styles , as yell as the most abundant sup- jly from which to make theii selections , and at prices that can not fail to be satisfactory to the jlosesfc buyer. Itemized adver tisements will appear through out the season giviog definite in formation in reference to the ar rival of new things and the Special Bargains that will ba of fered in certain line of Goods ir every department of our estab lishment' L.B. WILLIAMS & SONS 1422 and 1424 Dodge St. , Cor. 15th. Ear Diseases. DR. E. E. SHOEMAKER , The well known Atral Sarjteon , of Readlnjf. P * * hihub enia the Meclicil profeni never2 ytaragives all bU time 'JcdosiTely t > the treal ment of deafnen and dl < eaac3 nl the ear an catarrh , lie tends a vilaiilo little book ot t pages on the treat men t'of thete dntues , fn to all. This book pirra references and Us : menials t > ut will ( atisfy the most ikeptlcU H 1 * also author ct a wore of 375 pa es.ixUro , o thue dkea efland , tteir proper treatment ; pr.c 2 by null , Ko fiinily should be without ihUrilr ah'c book. It will save roffcrinsr. Io of hearln and doctor's feet. Dr. Sho.inaker'a Remedy fo tha core of Rurmlnjf Ear , lit univer IIy tnrrw ed o t by phjs'cians and the pub ic in gcaer ; M tbeonly trn'y relialle Rezcd/ for th enre < this oatheaome dlceue. It U harmleM , pleauc and rel able , and wi'I cure almost any CA-O ft of forty yean * standing1 , all ! > ad emell nd ni pleavntnera of the diseaae Instantly reaiove and bearing In most casCT greatly Impr Tt permanently Price Sold by Jas. K. Isl wholesa'eaiid retail deal- tin dnus and med cii.es and surgical ingtraa entU21 Karnhim Si Omaha ep27den l.l' ' OTCC a w el : in your on town , lerma ad lJDD outntfre * . M&tv * a. Hallett & C crJiad. u - - - ' A. HOSPE , JR. Pianos and Organs First Class on Easy Monthly Payments , Sheet Music and Musical - * cal Instruments. FINE STOCK OK IMIO OI Painting , Enpravlnpi anil Frames at great ly reiUced prices. 8x10 Frames. 1 Inch , Walnut. . . . . . Ho 10x12 " 1 20 lOxli 1 20 " M 12x16 1J 1-JxlS " 1 * 85 10x20 1J 75 Rustic 8x10 fnme 15 Cliromos framed , small , 25c , Chromosfiamed. large. 1 16. rings from 60c npwanll , Photoirraph frame * from 16c upward * , . Wlndo * Cor Jcea75c a window and npw rd Lonihrcqulrji 8 00 per window and upwards , Cnmlco Pica2 GO per window and upward ! . Velvet frames 2fic cich to5 00 Violin Strings lie , Violins 1 76.2 60 , 3 ml upw rd , Guitars S 00 , OiOO. 7 00 ami upwaiJs. Banjos 1 00. 3JOO. S 00 , ami upwards , Acconleons from 1 00 up , cheapest In city Send forumplti and catalogue of moulding * and abe t music. A. HOSPE. JR. . 1176 Doc'ira St. . Omaha Hob. FORSALE FEBRIFUGE THE GREAT MALARIALANTIDOTE OFTHEAGE. Safe , Certain , Sure and SpeedyJ NEKREHiSTOCORE.1 The only article known IhatWiU eradoafe\\\\s \ \ disease permanentfyfromVnt system J.C.RICHARDSON , tOLI.PROPRIt.TOR General Agents , RICHftRDSONaCO WHOLESALE. ORUG61STS. EVERYWHERE.