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    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE
ELEVENTH YEAR OMAHA , WiDNBSDAYMOUNING.JUNBSS , 1881 , NO.
itr
AGENTS WAJfTKD FOR ODR NKW DOOK ,
' 'Bible for tlic Youn-r , "
Beint th floiy ol lh Scrlpturn by IUr. Oeo.
Alexander Crook , D. D. ln ltnpl and r c.
live Unjru : n fet old and youiiR. Profuielr
IlloBtrHeJ. making a tno.t IntetfUlnir and Im-
proMire youth'i Initructor. Kferr parent lll
in.ura thli work , t'liachon , YOU ikoulJ elf.
cnlattt' . Pile * WOO.
Sen-1 tor clrculm with * itr crtni.
J it nHAHnRR * . A "o. . ht.n \ * .
Great German
REMEDY
ron
mmmi
NEURALGIA ,
SCIATICA ,
LUMBAGO ,
BACKACHE ,
GOUT
,
tan iitllll SORENESS
or TIIR
CHEST ,
SORE THROAT ,
QUINSY ,
SWELLINGS
II1D
SPEAINS ,
FROSTED FEET
AitD
EARS.
SCALDS ,
OEHrRAJ.
BODILY PAINS ,
TOOTH , EAR
1KD
HEADACHE ,
AXD
All oik Pains
JLHD
ACHES.
No Preparation on tirtli equ&li fir. J icons OIL n
a Birr , ( UHE , siurLi and On r ExKrntl ] lenedy.
A trial entails l > itt tha comparatively trifling outlay of
CO CIMH , and tier ; one lufforlne with 1-aia cm hart
ch , p and poiitho proof of 1U claims.
IIIKECTIONB IN SLSTEX I.JNOCiCrS.
SOlO IT All OIUHOISTS AMO OEALIIS IK MEDICINE.
A. VOGELER & CO.
ItnHInrf. Md. . V. R.A
TUB Hour I'opuLiR ! Tni BUT &ILLUIOI
THE OVALGHURN
THE BKST CHURNS
AND QUICKER
>
MOST CON THAN ANY
VENIENT OTJ1EK
OlIURN OlIUUN
MANUFAC IN TUB
TURED. MARKET
Manufactured In ( ho lz > B , 4,6 , 8 , 10 ind 1
gallons. Hhai no coirln.- . Hence no m's ' ?
docs Its work easily anil qukVly. und fits tlio
latRost amou t of tuttir from ho milk or
cream ; 8 mido from bo cst uh lumber. It
sold at a lower price than any thfr flrstU i
churn. Kami for UiSvrlptlvo circular and price
li < t to the
THE BEST
OF ALL
MENTS
FOE HAN AND BEAST.
For moro tlmn a tlilrrt of a century tlio
known to millions nil ever tlio world tie
tliu only sulo reliance for tlio relief of
nrciilcnts anil naln. It Is a inoctlcino
iilmvo price mill praise the lieat of its
kind. .For every foiui of external pain
the
Mustang Liniment ia without nn equal.
It penetrate * flenH and inuiclo to
tlie very bone making tlio continu/
uncn of pnln mul inlliiimnatlon Inijion
Hlhlc. UN vireclBiipon Iliimun Flesh und
tlin Unite Crrntlon are equally wondci
fill. Tlio Jlexlctiu
r.lnlmrnt la needed by somebody in
every liotisn. Every day brings nuwa of
the aeouy nfan awful vrald or burn
HiiIxliH'cl , of rheumatic martyr * ro-
Htorril , or U valuable none or ox
av il by tlio healing power of this
LINIMENT
which speedily cures luch allmcnta ol
Ilia HUMAN FLESH oa
Itlieuniatlim , Nvrelllngf. tlrr
oliiti , Contracted MuacUi , llurnn
and Ncaldi , Cntj , Ilruiar * and
Npralui , I'olaououi Illtt * anil
Millie * . Htimieci , Xiamenen. Old
Horrn , tllrcri , Froitbllei , Chllblalin.
b'ore Nlpplri , Caked JJr o t , and
Indeed every form of external dl -
enie. It heal * without cart.
FortUo HKUTB CIIISATION Ifr-urca
Hpralni , Htvlniiy. HtlfT Joint * ,
Founder , Hnriiea * Wore * , Hoof 1)U-
cn r . Font Hot. Screw 'VVorm , Scali ,
llollo\v Horn , Nrratclie * , Wliul-
cull * , Spavin , Tliruuli , llliiRlione ,
Old Horn , Poll Kvll , Film upon
the Slant and every oilier aliment
to ivlHcli the occupant * of the
Stable and Ntock Yaril are liable.
Tlio Mexican Muitann Idnlinent
nlwoyB cures and uover UlsuppolnU'
uuditis , ponitlvoly ,
THE BEST
OF ALL
LINIMENTS
FOB MAN OB BEAST.
HESOLUTION ORDERING SIDE
WALKS.
Bo It Itcsohcd by the City Council of the City o
of Omaha :
That a sidewalk be , within fifteen daya from
thin date , constructed and laid to the tcmporarj
Krado in said city , in front ol and adjoining the
Jollowim ; described prcmlscs , > lz : Alonf thtswts
lowest Bldu of'Jnht.tri.et. from Cass to Cajil
tel Mtnu , ou
Ixit 1 , i Mot * 8 , Sweety's add tion.
IM 1 In Hock 8 , llccd'H first addition ,
Lots i and 16 , in Mock 7 , Rced'u first addition
Lots 1 and 10 in block 0. Keed' find addition
Also on the wuth oldu of Casii in front of block
3G3andon the south tide of Cam on lotsl , 2 ,
andOnblock 7 , in Swecz/Baddition.
Such tldcwalk to be constructed of plank
and to bo four feet In width , a above spec !
fled , and the rcspecthe owner or owner * ol th
above dtw-ribed premises are hereby required t <
Houses ,
LOTS ,
FARMS ,
LANDS
BEMIS
Real Estate
EXCHANGE
Ujtli & Douglas
OMAHA , NEB.
AfCKESIDENCE \ LOTS.
4UUU * 100 to J2500 each
Zf\ HOUSES AND LOTS ,
J275 to (18,000 each
Kf\f\ BUSINESS LOTS ,
000 SWX > to $10,000 each.
200 FARU8
ACRE3LAND-
900,000
1 ° 000 ACRES IN DOUOLA8 COUNTY
7000 ACRE3INSARPYCOUNTY
LARGE AMOUN , O
Suburban Property ,
IN ONE , TEN , TWENTY OR FORTY-ACRE
LOTS , . WITHIN ONE TO KIVK
MILES FROM POSTOFFICE.
$250,000 TO LOAN
AT
8 Per Cent ,
NEW MAPS OF OMAHA ,
ruuLifliiKD ny THIS AOKNCY ,
25c each ; Mounted , $1.
Houses Stores. Hotels ,
Farms , Lots , Lands ,
Offices , Booms ,
6T/C , , OuC. ,
TO RENT OR LEASE.
Taxes Paid , Eonta Collected ,
Deeds. Mortgages , and all
Kinds of Real Estate
Documents Made
Out at Short
Notico.
This agency does strictly a
Brokerage business. Does no1
speculate , and therefore any
bargains on its books are in
sured to its patrons instead 01
being gobbled up by the agent
Notary Public Always
m Office.
jt2TCALIj AND GET CIMCULAHS and FULL
PARTICULARS at
BEMIS'
Real Esate Exchange ,
UTU AND DOUOLAS 8TS. ,
THE ALBANY IMBROGLIO.
Four Caucuses -Held , and tlio
Managers Doom itPruflont
.to Adjourn ,
The Stalwarts Determined to
Secure an Adjournment
at All Hazards ,
And Boldly Announce that
Everything is Secured for
that T3 ad.
Ltvoly Sooiio in tlio Brlliory In
vestigation , Which in Loudly
Denounced By Joliuuy
Davouport- .
TIIK JOINT CONVENTION.
AUIANV , Juno 21. The senate on-
orcd the assembly chamber at 12:00 :
o'clock , Ijioutonalit-Governor Haskins
aking the chair nnd calling the joint
convention to order.
The first senate vote for n successor
lo Conkling was as follows : Conkling
) , Wheeler 11 , Jacobs ( i , Uradley 1 ,
Lapham 3 , Cornell 1 , Folger 1. Total
32.
32.Tho
The first assonibly ballot for a sue-
ssor to Conkliug was : Wheeler 27 ,
icobs 43 , Conkling 25 , Lapham 22 ,
Cornell 2 , Polgor 1 , Crowley 1. Total
121.
121.Tho
The total oflicial joint ballot for
successor to Conkling : Wheeler 38 ,
Jacobs 50 , Conkling 33 , Lapham 5 ,
Bradley 1 , Folger 2 , Cornell 3 , Crowley -
ley 1. Total 153. "
First senate ballot for successor to
Platt : Crowley 1 , Platte 7 , Depew
14 , Kornan 7 , Cornell 2 , Wheeler 1.
Total 32 '
First assembly ballot for successor
to Platt : Depow 35 , PlattlO.Kernan
44 , Wheeler 2 , Crowley 5 , Cornell 10 ,
Bliss 1 , Folger 1 , Trcmain 1. Total
118.
118.After
After the first ballot , Potter of
Saratoga , offered a _ _ resolution that
when the joint convention adjourned
next Saturday it adjourn to meet on
Monday noon Juno 27th , at the town
hull in Saratoga.
Foster objected on the ground that
the law compelled the convention to
eit at the state capital.
Madden objected on the ground that
two Hound republicans would bo
elected before Saturday and therefore
no reconvention'oii Monday would
bo necessary.
llustcd said : The body could trans
fer its meetings by concurrent rcHolu-
tion of both houses , if one should bo
made.
Potter said : The resolution was of
fered in good faith and if a concur
rent resolution was necessary to carry
t into effect"ho , purpose of the resolu
tion ho hau' just offered and such con
current resolution had not yet been
offered in either house , ho would see
that one would bo offered at onco.
Spinola ( dom. ) said that the Icgh
lature had long ceased to sit in obe
dience to their duties to the state.
The members. wore now hero
and had been for several days in
obedience to the more rulings of party
interest. lie wished it understood il
either republican faction expected by
any sort of tactics to break the demo
cratic ranks , they were mistaken , as
the democrats were determined to
stand firm till the election was made.
. llaskins ruled thatPotter'sresolutioi :
as out of order and that its object
could bo secured only by some con
current resolution as the ono suggested
by Mr. llustod. Mr. Sheridan moved
to adjourn. The ayes and nays were
called and the motion was lost ; ayes
09 , nays 83.
The Bccond assembly ballot for a
successor to Conkling resulted ,
Wheeler 27 , Jacobs 44 , Conkling 24 ,
Lapham 20 , Crowley 2 , Cornell 1 ,
Tremain 1 , Folger 1. Total 120.
The second nenut'o ballot for n suc
cessor to Conkling : Conkling 8 ,
Wheeler 8 , Jacobs 0 , Bradley 1 ,
Lapham 5 , Crowley 1 , Folgor 1 ; to
tal 30.
The total official second joint bal
lot for a successor to Conkling
Wheeler 35 , Jacobs CO , Conkling 32 ,
Laphum 25 , Crowley 3 , Bradley 1 ,
Cornell 1 , Tromaino 1 , Folgor 1 ? : tola"
150.
150.Tho
The second senate ballot for a sue
censor to Platt : Platt 7 , Dopow 13 ,
Kernan 7 , Lapham 1 , Cornell 1 ,
Wheeler 1. Total 30.
The second assembly ballot for
uucccsBor to Platt : Dopew 37 , Kernan
44 , Plutt 20 , Wheeler 3 , Crowley 5 ,
lilissl , Cornell 8 , Tremain 1 , Folger
1. Total 120.
Thu second oflicial total joint ballot
fora successor to Platt : Depow 50 ,
Koinan 51 , PJatt 27 , Wheeler 4 ,
Ciowley 5 , Cornell i ) , Lupham 1 ,
1 , Tremain 1 , Folger 1. Total 15.
National Associated I'rcu.
TJIK WllANOLK CONTINUKS.
AJJIANV , Juno 21. Thuro werofour
caucuses hold to-night. Thu republi
cans who huvo refused to join nitliei
the stalwarts or half brerds conferred
for thu purpoHo of uniting in some
course of action , but eleven attendee"
thi/meeting , and thu managers deemei
it prudent to adjourn after pasoinj ,
resolutions to remain united for
compromise on a ticket composed o :
ono half breed and ono stalwart.
The democrats huld a caucus , it
which thu roll was called. It was
found that thus far there
were no traitors and that tin
party stood united for its
candidates and for adjournment whenever
over a coalition with either of the re
publican factions could bo secured fet
that end. At the half breed caucui
there were over forty in attendance
It was stated that the stalwarts hu
determined to secure an adjournmen
at all hazards , and take the questioi
to the people at the fall election ; thu
Conkling had advised his follower
that ho hud concluded an adjournmen
to be the beat plan now loft for his in
terest , and that ho felt euro that i
an adjournment was eecurec
ho could , by making a close persona
- of the slatOj effect sufficient
hango in public sentiment to secure
nough of the now ansomblymon to
pivo him a majority in the next Icgis-
aturo by unanimous vote It was do-
orminod to use every means to defeat
\ny adjournment and to sUy here un-
il the senators are elected if it takes
until December 31st. The stalwarts
t their conference decided to iiocuro
n adjournment , if possible ; it was
innouncod that on any con
current resolution to adjourn
which might bo introduced hereafter ,
sufficient votes had been flccuml in
ho house ( o pass it , and that in addi
tion to the nine stalwarts and seven
lemocrats in the senate who have
nado n tie vote on all such resolu
tions introduced heretofore , two
others have been induced to promise
heir assistance toward passing any
iituro resolution of thab kind .by
cither openly voting for it , or by bo
ng absent when it shall bo brought
up.
up.The stalwart * , after their CAUCUS ,
> ponly admitted that their prospects
mil materially brightened , Mid boldly
announced that they had everything
secured for adjournment.
ALIUNV , Juno 21. The Urndley
jribory investigation committee re
sumed its session this morning , but
after forty-five minutes adjourned un-
il tomorrow on account of the absence
n New York of Mr. Bangs , counsel
'or Bradley and the committee , J. 1 ,
Davenport waa present and made a
ipeech appealing to the committee to
ioar his statement in reply to Senator
aUhan's charge that ho had attempt
ed to bribe him by offering him the
imrshalship to vote against Conkling
ind Platt. Davenport was very
jitter and said undue advantage had
jcon taken , that as soon as Stratum's
statement hadbeenmadothocommittoo
md adjourned for throe days to allow
; ho story to have its effect of the pub
ic mind , and now when ho ( U.iven-
lort ) was ready to testify tlio counsel
was absent. It was unfair as ho could
not again bo present before Thursday.
The committee refused by a vote of 4
: o 3 to hear him , but agreed henhpuld
bo heard on Thursday. The committee
ilso refused to hear Jus. Tilliiighurst ,
of the Central railroad , until Bangs
could bo present. The counsel for
Senator Sessions remonstrated but tone
no effect.
J A. Wallace , of Oloan , Brudloy's
liomu , was upon appeal of council put
on the stand. His testimony had
proceeded but n few minutes before
Lhe committee refused to continue un
til Mr. Bangs could bo present , by a
vote of 4 to 3 , which is the way the
committee divides on all questioiiH.
Wallace had testified that liradloy
stated to him that thcro would be sen
sational developments in Albany and
that members could get money for
their votes. v
FURTHER PROSECUTIONS
In the .Star Route ' . Cases
Will t > e Abandoned Until
September Next.
Two of the Grand Moguls in
the Star Boute Swindle
"Arrive in Washington.
" \VASHINOTON , Juno 21. The re
port that Assistant Secretary Upton , o ;
thu treasury , will resign upon hia re
turn from Europu , is donicd by thai
geiitlemuu and by Secretary Windom.
Tlio postponement of further action
in the atar route C.IHU.M , BO far at
prosecutions are concerned , until
September next , is a settled fact.
Last week tlio government expectc.c
to bo able to beyin action iininediato-
ly. The evidpnco upon which the in-
lictments ai ainat the leading ir.em-
bera of the ring would undoubtedly
have boon found , wan prepared , and
would have been laulhoforo the grand
jury at the drat opportunity. Judge
Ooxo , however , docidud to adjourn
court on July 2d to take his summer
\ acation.
The principal defendants came on
to Washington fron Now York , ox-
pccting that the proceeding would bo
iiidtitutod against them , immediately.
Dorfloy arrived hero Sunday morn
ing and General Brady came yester
day. The ring are clieered by thin
postponement , but thu govornmoni
will continue working up the cancn
during July und AiiL'imt. According
to the chief of the bureau of statistics
27GiGiIO ( tr.illon.i of petroleum were
exported from the United States dur
ing April , an incruaau of G,500,00 (
over thu twine month in 1880. Tola
oxportH during the last ten months
howovur , were lesti than for corresponding
pending months in 1880.
ARIZONIA WAIFS.
National Amoclitod I'ruiii.
IlICII HTHIKI-.S.
SAN FICANCISCO , Juno 21. A dis
patch from Tombstone , Arizona , nays
fomlmtono county IIIIH developed the
beat and richest body of nio over
found , Their mines are filled wit )
unlive silver , assaying us high ns
twelve thousand dollars per ton. I
is estimated that them is over a mil
lion in sight. There is great excite
ment over the strike. Taken will
other strikes within the lost week il
insures a prosperous future for this
territory.
At the city election in Tombstone
Joseph Simon , straight republican
was elected by nine majority ever 1)
J. Thompson , the present incumbon
and candidate on thu citizens' ticket
The other ollices are divided botweei
the two tickets.
Another Bltiro in Quolieo.
.National Associated I'rcs * .
QUKIIEO , Juno 21. - A fire broke on
at 2:30 : a'clock this afternoon in the
brush factory in St. Lament , which i
was feared would result in anotho
great conflagration. In lesa than hal
an hour six houses were in flames am
in an hour twelve to fifteen house
were in ruins. Tlio almost uuperhu
man efforts of thu firemen confined i
lo ono block.
GRAMT'S ' CHATTER.
He Admits the Prosiflont's ' Letter -
tor Courteous and Kind ,
But the Removal of His Friends
frorn Ofllco Strikes Him in
the Short Ribs ,
. * -
And Ho Demands nu Apology
from the President for
His Course.
President Garflold Supposed
the Appointment of Kobort-
son Satisfactory.
I'atlonM AMocUtcst l'rc.i :
KW YOUK , Juno 21. The Daily
s'ows this afternoon says that General
rsintwn in his ollico this morning ,
lo said that his letter to Garlield in
regard to the Coiikhng-Platt trouble
vonld be dispatched to Long llranch
his afternoon. He said the presi-
> ont had his permission to print the
correspondence and he had stated so
n his letter. "Although the presi-
lout's letter was very courteous and
find in tone , " said the general , "it in
10 way altered my views of his course
n removing from ollico my friont'H
Cramer and liadoau , and in appoint-
ng my most deliberate enemy , Rob-
irtson , as collector. It seems to me
hat theao actions , in addition to the
nsultsput upon Senator Conkling ,
voro the results of a dolibor
ito purpose to injure mo. "
' 'Will you meet the president at Long ,
.irancht" "Not until he apologises
or explains in a satisfactory manner
iis course toward mo. I am not a
candidate for president in 1881 , there-
'oro there is no excuse for such trcat-
nent. "
iMUMIUVNTtiAUPIELDltlSEH TO KXl'l.AlN.
CniUAon , Juno , 21-Tho News will
irint the following in the morning ,
for the correctness of which , it says ,
it has good authority. One of the
principal points which President Gar
lield made in the letter which he
wrote to Gen. Grant , while the latter
wan in Mexico , was that when ho ap-
lointod Judge Robertson to the col-
ectorahip of the port of Now York , ho
supposed that the appointment would
DO perfectly satisfactory to Conkling ,
Platt and Arthur.
DETROIT NOTES.
National Amwclntcil
ANOTHKR 1IRUTK ARRESTED.
DKTROIT , Juno 21. John Conrat
Martin , 40 yonrs old , nnd father of n
family , was nrrostud this morning on
the cliurgo of attempting to rnpo Lydin
.Frankenstein , a ft-yonr-old daughter
of n , man who lives in the sumo linuso
with Martin.
TUB WUESTUNO MATCH.
The final stakes were deposited with
The Evening News to-day for the col
lar and ulbow wrestling nmtch at the
Detroit opera house , Thursday night ,
between William Johnson , of Now
York , and Jkib Wright , of Detroit , for
the light weight championship of
America.
Clarence Whistler. , of New York ,
tlio "Catch : m Catch Can" champion ,
will be Johnson's umpiro. Dan Ew
ers , of Port llnron , will bo the
referee
EX-miHIONKlW1 HKUMON
Ex-T.risionors-of-war reunion be
gan ut the music hall this
in , with the reception
of the ox-prisionerH and veterans , nnd
signed the register. Thin evening
there will bp n public meeting will
addresses. The reunion is to lasl
three dnyn ut St Lauranco , at the
eastern terminus of the Marquette &
Mucknnaw railroad.
BAFK ROIIIIKRV.
Last night the snfo ownoi
by Contractor J. D. Me
Donald , and full of money with wind
to pay off railway men , wao blown
open. The nlbbora onln got $1,000.
Tlioy are believed to bo still lurking
in the vicinity.
He "Will HonC
AinuQUKRQUB , Now Mexico , Juno
21. Town Marshal , Milton Yacborry.
who four months ago shot and killed
young Henry Brown , n nopliuu ol
Governor Urown rf TenneHHou , i
again guilty of deliberate murder.
This time the victim is Cha . JCam-
bell , a carpenter in the rail roaii
shops. In the Urown caoo , Yarberry
wnH accmittud by n ] > acked jury , bul
now puolic feeling is growing BOHtrotif
against him that it JH asserted ho wil
hang , trial or no trial.
Extoimivo ForforleH-
National AiMuclatnl 1'rciw.
CiiATTANOodA , Juno 21. A very
extensive forgery schumo has beun ii :
successful opunitionntArmiston , A\a. \ . ,
by which the \Voodnhock Iron Co.
has been defrauded of largo hums.
The company issued scrip payable in
merchandise. This scrip has bcoi
extensively forged by n band of ex
perts nnd the town full of the "queer.1
The company redeemed large amounts
before the forgery was discovered.
An Oooau Mystery.
wociaUxl Vrtiu.
NKW YOUK , Juno 21. A St. Johns
N , J. , special says ; The commando ]
of thu steamer "Itito , " from Sydney
reports having passed on the 17tl
inst. , lat.10 , deg. 10 m. , north long
53 , dcg. 35 m. , west long , a shij
bottom upward. The half sunkei
vessel appeared to bo about 1200 ton
burden und had unocumbed to fire
The fate of the crew and
are unknown.
Subvention * Refuted.
NttlonM AmociaUid I'reu.
GITV OK MEXICO , Juno 21. It i
reported , upon goo'd authority , tha
the government will hereafter rofus
to grant railroad subventions.
SlnRnlnr Attempt ntSnloldo.
DBTIIOIT , Mich. , Juno 21. Wm.
M\O , tlio man who acknowledged
aving poisoned and attempted to
irown Geo. Allen on account of an in-
atuation for the latters wife , on ac-
ounl of which appeared in the des-
latchcn Sunday night , [ attoinptcd to
oinmit suicide in jail last night , by
jroakingup andswalloxvingthu glasses
) f his spectacles. JNrt serious results
ollowed.
_ -
Bolil RnliTiery.
PHSTONI : , 111. , Juno 21. About
alf paat two this morning , hiil-glars
ntcrod the store of Schroeder , Smith
nd SlciBson , blew open the snfo and
ecured five hundred dollars in cash
nd $10,000 in notes , mortgages , etc.
'ley then stele a homo and buggy
rom the barn of P. Conrad , and hur-
iedlylost. Detectives arc on their
rack. Two clerks , who slept over
ho storeroom , were BO frightened
hat neither dare come down.
NEBRASKA MASONS.
The Twenty-third Annual Con
vention Now in Session in
Lincoln.
prctM Iln | < ntcli to Tito lice.
LINCOLN , Neb. , Juno 21. The
Nebraska grand ledge of A. F. and A.
M. assembled in twenty-third annual
invocation to-day at ! l o'clock p. m.
M. W. G. M. James A. Tulloysin tlio
hair , assisted by E. F. Warren , G. A.
V. , and S. W. Hayes , G. J. W.
The attendance was very largo ,
parts of the state bong -
ng represented by thu most
listinguishod members of the fr.vtur-
lity in Nebraska. The grand master
and graud secretary ' submitted their
annual reports interesting and able
locumonts which were appropriately
referred. The session promises to bo
most harmonious and important one.
The money received by the grand
roasurer the past year was ? 7,293.15 ;
expended 83 , < i00.08. Balance on
mud $3,031.17.
. . -
Another CoiiflnRrntion nt Quohoc.
Special ( llnpnU'h to the Ilvu.
QUKHKU , Canada , Juno 21 3:30 : p.
m. A lire which it is feared will re
milt in another great conflagration ia
raging it St. San AMow , a suburb of
this city.
COAST NOTES.
National ARttocIatal Trots.
SAN FitANcisco , Juno 21. A dis
patch from Virginia City says thai
last night Alexander Goyetto , while
very drunk , was taken homo U ) his
cabin , on Six-milo Canyon , by two
friends , Joseph LaFrogniour und 0.
Munjoan. On getting inside , C.
Goyotto suddenly drew a revolver
and killed LaFrcgniour and very
seriously wounded Monjcun , lie
then ran into the room where Lunglois
was lying asleep , imduhotiiml wounded
liim , the bullet glancing round IH'H
ribs. Langlois sprang up and seizing
jotli of Goyotto'H wrists drew his
mns behind him , where he WUH able
.o hold him , but not to get the. pistol.
While thiw Btruggling Goyetto shot
limsolf in the hand and also in
, ho lower part , of the abdomen , the
inllet ranging up and coming out near
, ho navel , inflicting a wound thut will
irobiibly prove fatal.
Railroad Accident *
National Annocialtil I'row.
IOWA CITV , Juno 21. An engine
and two cars of a coal train just enter
lering the city this morning on the
Iowa branch of the Burlington , Cedar
Rapids & Northern road , wore throw
from' tlio track and down a high em
bankment , killing the engineer , Tom
Norton nnd the braknman , Pat. Ma
lone. They were buried under the
debris and up to a late hour this after
noon , the bodieu had not been recov
orcd. The tirut section of the bridge
oror the run at the pluco wliero the
accident occurred was also totally
wrecked. The nccidont was caused by
the train running ever a cow.
Cabinet Mooting.
WAHHINOTON , Juno 21. There was
a sort of an informal cabinet confer
ence at the state department to-day ,
which was attended by Secretaries
Dluino , Windom , Hunt , Kirkwood ,
and Postmaster-General James. Ii
the absence of the p'rosidont nothiiif
but matters of departmental intorea
were discussed.
Bono Ball.
National Ammclatcil 1'irsa.
BosroN , Juno 21. Chicagos , 8
Bostons , 2.
WOIHJK.HTEK. Juno 21. Worcester ! )
7 ; Clovolamlfl , 3.
TJIOV , Juno 21. Buffalos , 7
TroyH , 8.
NKW YOIIK , Juno 21. Metropolitan
tan , 0 ; Dotroits , i ) .
Sorvotl him Right.
National AiuoclaUxl Trout.
Ilii'LKV , Ohio , Juno 21. Win
Manning , marshal of Oovor , two mile
below thin place , mas mortally nhot
late last night by Tom Anderson , who
was resisting arrest. Manning ia re
ported dying.
Boiler Explosion.
BOSTON , Juno 21 , A boiler on th
schooner Maggie B , Smith , lying a
the wharf in Medford , near hero , pv
nlodcd this morning , instimtly killin
Win. Uarnottand badly injuring liv
others.
Death of nn Aetor'u Wife-
NKW YOKK Juno 22. The deal
is annoiniced to-day of Mrs. Charle
R , Tliorne , wife of the veteran acto
and theatrical manager in her o'.lt
year.
A REVEREND RASCAL ,
Wlioso Peculiar Praoticos Were
Too Rioli For Kansas Oity , '
Jotwithatanding The Ladies
Liked His Pious Profession.
Lnothor Mnnlorljy Albuquerque's
lMnrsb.nl.
KANSAH CITY , Juno 21. Nov. Oeo.
'rands Meredith , pastor of the Wash- '
Hjton street tabernacle , resigned hia
astomtu and shook the dust of Kan-
us City from hia feet last week under
cculiar nircuniBtnucus. Jlo came to
i is city about n year ago from
Voria , 111. , nnd being a young man of
tore than ordinary ability and at-
raetiveness , he BO ingratiated himself
itli the pcoplo whom lie met that ho
as oilered and accepted the
astorate of ' the tabernacle ,
eon there were rumors concerning '
is conduct , both before and since
is arrival , but they were assigned to
ealousy on the part of some of his
ialo congregation , for ho was n fnv.
rite pur excellence with the ladies.
U last , h\\over ( ) , ( ho fuels connected '
ith ono of his many trips to Pcorin
ccainn known , and with this starter
is entire record as n pastoral nipsher
line to light. The circumstance re-
erred to was one in which ho wna
mud in n hotel bedroom at Rock 1s-
ind with a married woman , both of
lioni being in nature's garb
nly , and drunk as lords.
When this and other similar pre
ceding ! ) running back as fur as the
entennial , ami embracing a circuit of
owns and cities in Illinois and Mieli-
ixn , c\mu : to sight , Mr. Meredith
teed not upon thu order of his going ,
ut got away at once nnd his where-
ilnmtH nro still unknown. Lie was to
uive been married to n daughter of
I. P. Westcrnmn , of Peoria , shortly ,
nit that of course has been induti-
litely postponed , The Methodist
onference has ordered a thorough in-
estigatiim of thu case.
. SOUTHERN FLASHES.
Nu\v OKI.KANS , Juno 21. Joseph
mid Harry Kleinkemp , two little
irothurs , were drowned while out
lathing to-day during u Catholic pie-
lic.
HUl'POSKD MUUUKll
EDIIYVIU.IJ , K. Y. , .luno 21. The
wdy of JaincH Lambert was found at
ilock cave to-day , with his skull bad-
y crushed. He is supposed to have
) cen murdered by Hud Knight ,
with whom ho started to Bail down
liu river. It was the last time ho
was seen.
. IN 1IAUI ) LUCK ,
NKW OULKANS , Juno 21. A singu-
ar fatality seems to have overtaken
ho Deachi female college , tnuar
Shroovepoat , IM. Three prutuinotit
irofcHHors died in iwift nuccessioii.
A
I'wo having committed siiicido and
ono being killed by n tornado. The
leath of the president , llov. J. II.
L'ucker from illness is now reported.
FOREIGN NEWS.
TJIK WAI.KINO MATCH.
National AmiocIttU'd I'ltats.
LONDON , Juno 21. At fi:30 : o'clock
his evening Itowoll had covered 201
niles and \Veston 158 miles.Vojtou
ma much improved since yesterday ,
ind now feels confident of wearing
lowell down.
PAULS , Juno 21. Another great
lilliard match was arranged here , last
light to take place on liOtii inst. Slos-
.011 . and Piott will play Vignaux and
Gamier at cushion caroms , 'for a
mrtio of 5,000 francs.
LONDON , Juno 21. Rubonstoin's
opera "Tho Demon" was performed
'or tlio first time in England to-night
and prOved a great BUCCCBP.
A RidotoDontb.
National Aaaodatod fret * .
Pmmuuiui , Jano21. Atsix o'clock
this morning an engine1 attached to a
Freight train rail into a cow at Jmflulo
brigo , near Freoport. The oiigino
waa thrown from the track , running
nto the bridge followed by cloven
oaded care , which crushed through
into eight foot of water. James Ra
pier , the engineer , and .Tamos Dotricli %
'lie fireman , both of Blairavillo , and
Major A. G. Snowdon of Frcoport ,
riding on the enginn was killed.
Omnlin Flro Department.
All the members of the Omaha fire
department are requested to meet at
Firemen's hall , Wednesday evening ,
Jtino 22d , at 8 o'clock , to elect trus
tees for the year 1881 , nnd to act upon
Lho invitation of the Cheyenne fire de
partment , to take part in their tourna
ment on July 4th.
J. J. GALLIC AN , JKIIOMBO. HKNTZKL ,
Chief. Secretary.
Undoubtedly thu best Blurt in thu
United States is manufactured at tlio
Omaha Shirt Factory. The superiority
of material and workmanship , com
bined with their great improvements ,
that is reinforced fronts , reinforced
backs , and reinforced sleeves , makes
their shirt the most durable und best
fitting garment of the kind , over
manufactured at the moderate price of
§ 1.50. Every ehirt of our make ia
guaranteed first-class and will refund
the money if found necessary.
Wo make a specialty of nil wool ,
Shaker , nnd Canton flannel , also
chomois underwear , made up with a
view to comfort , warmth and durabil
ity. To invalids and weak-lunged
persons wo offer special inducements
in the manner these goods are made
or their protection.
PJI. GOTTHEIMKR ,
1807 Faniliam Si
FLIES & MOSQUITOES.
A Ifio box of "Rough on Rats" will
keep u house free from flies , mosqui
toes , rats and mice , the entire season
Druggists Bull it. (2) ( ) ,