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on 1001
Houses
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LOTS ,
FARMS ,
LANDS
BEMIS
JReal Estate
EXCHANGE
16th & Douglas
'OMAHA , NEB.
RESIDENCE LOTS '
4000 100 to 32500 each.
UOUSES AND LOTS ,
8275 to $16,000 each
" " " "
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.500
- FARMS
-200
ACRE3 LAND
:900,000
-j o AHA ACUES IN DOUGLAS COUNTY
< y A A A ACnES IN SARPY COUNTY
LAUQE ASIOUN ,150
.Sutoban Property ,
UN ONE , TEN. TWENTY Oil FOnTY-ACRE
LOTS , WITHIN ONE TO FIVE
MILES FltOM POSTufFICE.
$250,000 TO LOAN
AT
8 Per Cent ,
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HEW MAPS OF .OMAHA ,
1
PUBLISHED BY TIJI3 AGENCY ,
25c each ; Mounted , $1. I
Houses Stores , Hotels ,
Farms , Lots , Lands ,
Offices , Rooms ,
etc. , etc , ,
TO RENT OR LEASE.
Tares Paid , Rents Collected ,
Deeds , Mortgages , and all
Kinds of Real Estate
Documents Made
Out at Short
Notice.
This agency does strictly a
Brokerage business. Does not
.speculate , and therefore any
"biargains on its books are in
sured to its patrons instead lei
being gobbled up by the agent.
Notary Public 'Always '
in Office.
f = TCALL AND GET CIRCULARS nd FULL
PARTICULARS t
tBEMIS'
BEMIS'
Eeal Esate Exchange ;
15tu AND DOUatASSTS. ,
lOWil REPUBLICANS ,
A Large'finthnsiasfcic and Pood-
Matured Orowd Assembled
at M Hoinos ,
and Larraboo in the
4Load with HarJatt ns
the Dark Hors6 ,
Iitifo YOUUR the Lending Cntididnto
for the Iilontonimt-
GoTornorsliip.
Other Political News
Spec ! l dlsiwtch to TIIR URB.
DKH MOINKS , la. , Juno 28. An
enormous crowd has filled DesMoines
to-day , and packed all the hotels and
boarding houses with a sweltering
mass of delegates slid visitors to the
republican state convention. The
heat throughout the day has been
melting , but has failed to disconcert
the eager throng of politicians who ,
trom early morning , have boon indus
triously canvassing the chances of
their favorite candidates. A sharp ,
yet good natured contest has been
waged all day , and waxes warmer
to-night among the friends of Harlan
and Campbell , the object baing to
draw off all uninstructed delegates
from Larrabeo and Sherman. Both of
the leading candidates claim a clear
majority on the first ballot , but a
careful canvass this morning showed
that the actual figures were : Larra
bee 317 , Sherman 499 , Harlan 05 ,
Campbell 05. Owing to the exertions
of the friends of Harlan and
Campbell , Harlan'a fr'onds this
evening claim 120 and Campbell
106. Larrabeo has lost during
the day. It is evident that
Harlan is the second choice of the
convention. His friends , therefore ,
are doing their best to prevent the
nomination of Sherman on the first
or second ballot. If successful , Har-
lan's chances will be good , for his
friends are hard workers and Harlan
is very popular throughout the state.
A largo number of delegations in
structed for either Sherman or Lar-
rabce will bolt at the first available
chaco for Harlan after casting their
their vote for the candidate for whom
they have received instructions. *
There are no present indications as
to the other officers. It is generally
conceedcd that Senator Lafo Young ,
of Cass county , is 'tho leading candi
date for the lieutenant govcrnship ,
and has the inside ) track for the nom
ination. Whoever is successful the
state superintendent of public instruc
tion will go to the eastern part of thn
state. "If Larrabeo is the nom
inated party , Akcrs will bo the
succcsssul candidate , if Sherman , the
superintendent will bo Sabin of Clin
ton. At the best , all is more specu
lation.
James F. Wilson is here and 'has
his headquarters sandwiched between
the gubernatorial candidates. Ho is
industriously working his senatorial
chances. The convention will re-
aflirm the t prohibition plank of last !
year.
National Associated Press.
DBS MOINEH , la. , Juno 28. The
city is crowded with politicians who
are working hard for themselves or
their candidates. The main contest
is on the governorship. Harlan ,
Campbell , Sherman and Larrabeo are
all candidates , and the friends of all
feel confident. For the other offices
the work is moro quiet. Senator
Young will probably get the lieuten
ant-governorship. James F. Wilson
is working quietly for the United
States sonatorship. Quito a number
of delegations came instructed for
John A. Kasson for the sonatorship.
RICHMOND , Va. , Juno 28. The
Republican Stat a Central Committee ,
which has been in secret session all
this afternoon , has elected J. W.
Cochrano chriruian. The committee
resigned. A resolution 'was adopted
for a mooting on the -1st , and agreed
to hold a convention at Lynchling ,
August 10th , instead of at Slanton.
Both sides claim a victorybutMahono
men claim that'thoy ' luivo gained some
points.
A Heavy Defaulter.
National A * xl tcJ 1'reoa.
CHICAGO , Juno 28. There was a
genuine sensation in banking circles
this morning on learning that Albert
J. Smith , who for the past twelve
years has boon prominently connected
with the Merchants Loan and Trust
company bank , over which his uncle ,
the late Mr. Sol Smith , presided ,
had absconded , and was a defaulter to
the amount at least of 831,000. It is
not known at this time to what
amount this sum will bo increased ,
but the accounts of the bank are being
thoroughly overliaulrd and it is pre
sumed that further irregularities will
bo brought to light. Smith's father *
iii-law wasaheavyucpositorinthobank ,
but kept no pass books. His custom
was to send money to the bank by his
son-in-law , who , it appears , put the
money in Jiis own pocket , and made
false entries on the bank ledger , oi
which lit had charge , All the * ind |
vidual books of the v dop&4t
liave been. ' called ' < in * ufor
comparison with tlo ; ledger. ;
The irregularjties already discovered
cover a period of three years. Mr.
It. F. Baker , Smith's father-in-law , t\
denies all knowledge that the latter is | e
n ( ] etultor , but , while confessing that
Ills , on-in-law is traveling for his
health , refuses to divulge his where
abouts.
WiuhtmA ton VI itod hy n Heavy
Rainfall.
Xttli l ASKX& * ' > 1 > rfM-
\ \ Juno 28. Washing *
ton was visitct ' tm s afternoon with a
thunder storm * lf unusual severity and
damat-o to'tho o.itont of many thous
and "dollars wai sustained. There
was a heavy ahoiu > r f 1" the southwest -
west , about 3 1 > . in. , when a quarter-
an inch i : of rain fell * ' 'thm fifteen min
utos The clouds th , ' cleared away
and at 8 p. in. artonn suddenly arose
from > the northwest. I u seven minutes
ntca after 8 o'clock the \ wind W "v
hurricane , and rain fell torrents ;
between 8:07 : and 8rfu tlu amount being -
ing two I and throe-fourth ii. 'C'1C3
wind ! blow at a velocity < / ; iti
l > cr hour , and the lightna 'K Hashed
more terrifically than OT ' known
here , ' , making sad Iwoc fcJ migliout
the city. I The roof o ! the ci ty hall
W 3 iilmo-jt comiilotely torn o I' ' and
wne thrown into thestretfli. . Thu
pension ofllco was struck by Egh tiling
and the Heavy iron cornice wiuRth. w wn
across Pennsylvania aveniM. . The
medical wtwcum buiWiiiT , Tciv > ity
church nniEuiany private edifiras w. ore
also badly damaged. Tllo ? roof of
Young's silfc house- was t rn odl'ni ul
the stock dnaiogcd to the- amount of
about $10,000 ,
EPITOMIZED REPORT-
Ot Yesterday's Important Tel - |
graphic Noi * , Condons d'ftoa I
the Nntloanl Associated'- ,
Associated'0
The steamers 'Sctwcon Y.tnv Ci-uw
th
and Now Orleans have stoppodlruro-
ng on account OIT quarantinw
The ticket brokers at St. Liuisto
day gave the general otlicora aisur"-
prise by advertising a > 81.75 rats-fron * in
here to Chicago. They did all. tlio &
business by sweeping smngerfost tick
ets. -
EarlySunday morninga friondcallod' '
on Geo-rgo French , at his homo in De
troit , Mich. , and asked him to go finh-
ing. French told him ho guessodv he- bo
would iwt go and then , turning tO'gp. to
back to bed , ho fell dead on the Jlbon. .
The boiler in tho-flouring iniiL'of '
Clark & Kendall at Mar-low Ills.
, - , , ex-- of
plodcd this morning , killing Engiiicotr Ho
George Warns , Alexander Mason and
Peter Reynolds. Portions of the
boiler were fpund a quarter of a mila *
from the building.
At St. Louis , Mo. , Isaac Wise , at
torney in a suit for the custody of a
child , to-day told the court that from ,
the testimony taken the child was
evidently a bastard. The child's
mother , Mrs. Miner , meeting Wise ,
gave him a good dressing down with
her . parasol.
As Capt. Bonj-i EysteT , a commission
sioi mercliantftwaa putting his buggy
in the I bam in the rear of his house on to
NorthMoridian : , Chicago , last evening ,
John Schumacher , a hackman , drove
through the alloy and commanded
Eyster . to got out of the way. A
knock down fight ensued. Esytor
went into the house , got a revolver
and shot Schumacher in the neck ,
seven-ing the artery. Ho cannot live ho
till morning. Ho is forty years old his
and has a wife and five children.
amA report is received from the county
scat of St. Louis county .that General
Grant has sold his farm on Graver's
road , a few miles from the city to Jay
Gould for 875.000. his
his
II. ] S. Smith , to be hanged at Cor
inth , Miss. , is trying to .starve him to
self to dentil. Ho has not eaton any
thing for twelve days. to
Last Sunday night grave robbers ,
at' Dayton , 0. , stole the body of
George Fox , a man who committed
suicide by hanging himself in his
barn a few weeks ago , southwest of
tin city. at
Postofiloo Changes ,
In Nebraska during the week end ho
ing Juno 25 , 1881 , furnished by Wm spr
Wm. Van Vlcck , of the postoflico de
partment :
Established. Congdpn , Dawson
county , Charles H. Davis , postmaster.
Discontinued. Bortrand , Burt
county ; Homestead , Burt county.
Names changed.--Sac , Richardson mu
county , to Preston.
' 'Postmasters appointed. Chapman ,
Morrick county , A. B. Cady ; 1'rank-
lin , Franklin county , J. S , Hart ; Lo mu
Grand , Salmo county , C. Shepherd ; ole
Lena , Ouster county , G. P. Clayton ;
Momenco , Fillmore county , Grace
Mulholland ; SavannahButler county , to
John Fitxsimmons ; Springdale , Val
ley county , Dwight Pierce ; Willow
Grove , Red Willow county ; Henry nig
Church. not
ho
wal
Accident on tha Boston & Lowell
fra
Road-
National Associated 1'rear Boa
LOWELL , Mass. , Juno 28. The mu
White Mountain called clo
express , so ,
in its trip to Boston over the Boston
it Lowell road , mot with an accident
hi this city this afternoon. The Cen
tral Vermont mail car failed to take a
the switch near the station and being
thrown from the track took with it
the car following it , which was the
baggage car , The mail car struck a
line of dump cars and was completely
demolished as was also four of the
dump cars. But ono person was
hurt , a man named Morton of St. Al-
bans , Arermont. His injuries are
not serious. There were four cars in
the train and all were heavily laden.
Au Old Grudge Wiped Out.
National Associated 1'ruu.
CINCINNATI , Juno 28. William
Groer waB shot and killed in Morgan
county , Ky. , Thursday , by Doc Cock-
oroll. The murder was the sequel of a
story of five murders bno to avenge
the other. Cockeroll had a son who
killed three persons , and
was himself killed by Greer uy
six months ago. Since then Cockorell
atvd all the women of the family have
bo'eV ' going armed for Green , who
neVer went out of the yard till to-day ,
when he ventured in the field and was
shot dead while at work.
FOREIGN EVENTS.
A Horrible Murder Oommittofl in
a Railway Carriage ,
Ho IRobs hia Victim and thou
Throws the Body Into-
a Tunnol.
The Several Crows Practicing 1W
the Coming Henley Rogottii.
CONTINUATION OK , TUK IllOTH.
LONDON , June 28. A dispatch
from Homo aays that the demonstra
tions ascuiimt thb French in Italy con
tinue. The crowds atMarsala that wore
inniBually dcinonntratiTo wuro dis
persed by the police after numerous
arrests had boun made.
A tr.Tnn : ox viunAitom.
Loxrox , Juno 28.Tlie Jiirl of
Onxnvillo's letter to Secretory Dlaino
on FcniiiiiiaiH i bohu ; drafted at tln >
foreign wflico ai > d will probably ainvo
in Washington about thu middle of
July. '
TIIH tOMIKO HRNLKT 1UOTA1TA.
lovDOjl , Jfmo : W ? TW crnva tak-
ing'part in thoTTonloy regatta nru
winvitig up at hanl practioo to-day.
The general belief ioro f * thai Cor
nell will bo ( Vifoatod , as noithurluvo
style nor staying powers etuail tu
their English oppononts.
Al.tlMT TU ; . OAiraH. .
. m Jirtio L 8 ; The tolopaph
istoamc-tf " " hca '
"Farrady" spliced-a shwcfc
nd new cable at > LandsEtd | audi is
now pr3coodint' > , woatfard to-juiik uy-
o New York suction
MUllDEUtIK iil f.-nr v , iif
KIAQE.
„ „ . . , JUno : ta Flirtheirdiscl JD0
tides concerningtlw mnrioroo.'uiiiittiti
n carriwo on tholino of > tlio > Eondbui
AB , railrowlj are most sunsnr-
tionn . The incidcnts-connootmliwitlij
the murdojof Mr. Briggo-by ok Ger
man nnned MUellop' ' were
undo almost Bsmilaiv oir-
circunistanaos ; MIT Briggsji ilr will
rciiiombitfod , . wa * travding.'V.jvmil
London , , andl cl\anco < l to'i-u-thor
only occupant of thacarrmgo , tsxoopH
Muellec , who killed hiin roubed.him.
his hut anil some of. thcc clothing.
made , hi > way. tt LivoigooL andi
thence to tho- United 'States , whoaa liix
was arrested i -while wearing tlio Imt of
the murdorocSinan. Ho waB brwiglit ,
back to England ; , tried andl sa-
cutci In tlio - OMOofi lastr
night the facts tluia. fiar
asscrtained artkthcso : AMrv. Gmdd ;
who had been visiting .Brighton and
was on i his waj.upto London * onitho
London & Brighton rnilway llncj fwaa '
alone in the compartment of. ai f&'st '
class carriage- with n Ercnnlimen ,
whoso name v * < ' "HHjixjod ;
bo 1 " Lefray. Immodiatoljy n tec'
trains on , this , i a < l Sf
leave Brighton they passthrwwrli
several long and perfectly dark ton-
ncls , which are cut througli. the high
chalk hills , and. iti was whik gi ng
througli ono of thcso plnoeii t ! ab Mr.
Gould was munlorod. & apnejura tliat tlo
struggled desperately fur. liis life.
The carriage was Bpattuuud with
blood. Two > Bulluls were
found imbodiledi in tRe enr-
riagi , and thorn weru other
ovidonccB of a Iwmd-to-Uaiwl eontHct ,
but the murderer having completed
work , and , asho believxjdi , robbed
victim of n largo sum > S money ,
throw his body out'of ' the > window in
tot ! tunnel. Thcro it was found
some hours afterwards , aixit wsis neon
tob stabbed in several places. The ty
murderer came as Ear aa Crogdon , a
station u few nrihw out of Ixmdon ,
near the Crystal Ualaco. Hero holoft
train and with astonishing auda
city called the police otliccrs on duty
the I station to his aid. Hin face
was wourfdod and bleeding and his
clothing was torn. Ho said that lie
had been on n little
spree and tl at ho had drank
too much and had injured himself by
attempting to walk about in the carnage
riap when the train was in auch rapid
motion , The police kindly assisted
the murderer to his homo but the bo
next day when they heard of the §
murder and went to look for him , lie
hut ilod. No trace of him
has since been discovered.
Tlioro is but little doubt that .the
murder was deliberately planned. The
electric < alarm of the railway carriage
was unused The atory of a third
party being in tho'carriago is thought
bo a myth. The evidence shown
tha there was a bloody conflict
flic , Lofray , before taking to
flight , changed hia clothes and did
call upon the doctor where ho said
was going. A piece of Mr. Gould's
watch chain was found in one of Lo- co
fray's ; boots. The r uthorities at all
Boaports are on the lookout for the
murderer and every outgoiog vessel in
closely watched.
KMl'lim AUOUbTA HKKIOUHLV ILL.
BEHLIN , Juho 28. ' The Empress
Augusta is very 'ill , having undergone
serious operation , Prince Bis
marck is atill very bad. _
VIOTOIUOVH IlV TVWANKV.
LONDON , Juno 28. A dispatch
from Sophia aya that Prince Alexan i-
der's victory in the "Bulgarian " elec
tions are said to bo brought about by
oppression and terrorism.
A dispatch Bays that the relations
between Franco and Turkey are very
much strained , , )
A dispatch from St. Petersburg
says that Russia has determined upon
placing two vessels of war in Chinuso
Waters , * .
The press this morning generally
approve pf Gladstone's motion urging
prompt legislation ! ! tjio | and bill ,
DKTUOIT , Mich. , Juno 28Tjio |
great greenback camp muuting at
Lansing , which was to be addressed
Weaypr , West , Ingalls , olon
Chase , opened to-day with a beg >
garly array of seventy empty tout *
and not enough people to make ft
group. It is Hat lizzie. The man
agers expected 60,000 people , but OB b
yet have have not had fifty , 11
WASHINGTON WAITS-
OrKHATIONS tt > U T1IK
KNT.
WASUINOTO.V , Juno 28. Secretary
KirkwKd having obtained the opin
ion of the attorney general s to the
Indian troubles on the Cho ? taw and
Chichwaw lands , that it is thvtlttty of
the dep rtinont and not of tho-liulmns
to rom. vo the intruders from the
lands , h ) telegraphed it to-ifey to
Agent Tufts ut Muskogee , nnd in
structed Him to give notice that the
law will lit enforced but to sutpond
the romoKilit tmtil further insiiuc-
( ions ,
TO T.W : A. FtKASUUK Till P.
WASIIIXOTOM , .Juno 28. President
Garlield , acrompiuiied by sovorvJ ,
[ members of the cabinet , will leave 014 |
July first for a Now England trin , in *
eluding Williams college , and will I i
afacnt about ten day * .
iniUlSU 1IAVW H1CAITOINT.MKXT4
WASIIIXIJTO.V , Juno i8. ! Thu presi-
dtnt was waited on to-day by a largo
PiiUburg delegation wccompauiod by
Ch-M. Foster and candidate Richards ,
of bhe Ohio state ttoktt , who urged
the reappointniunt of Thomas J. Davis
as llecter nt Pittsburgh.
CA1U.VKTMiun.n. : .
Thure was u full att-endance at the
cabinet meeting to-day , with the ex
ception of Attornoy-Guncral MoYcagh
whoii'still absent from-the city.
The- cabinet meeting' to-day was
c'evottd principally to t lk concerning -
iiig derjartnient matte > appertaining
tc , i ncac'tho close of the : liacal year.
Si icrotaty Windom's success in ro-
'll ndingrwa.f made the snbjoct of a
'f'1 igratulatory ' comment by the prcsi-
del it. '
S locrotary Kirkwood detailed the
rco nit experience of frontier otlicers
in t ho Choctnw and Chicliasaw land
trou blesrand hoped for ailmppy issue
oa L he bavis of the attornuy-general's
ion. The only absentee was
ral MeYoaqh , wlio will bo pros-
out a t Friday's mooting. Secretary
Wind om , after the adjournment ,
statoi I thalnho know of no departmpnt
chan ; ed decided on. It is authorita
tively statcilithat the president has no
uorrw pondunco between himself and
Goner al Grunt to make public. On
tlvo sai no luithority it may l > e said that
W hu t no intuntion of making any
a in tiio cabinet. The rumor
ridiculed bhis brother cabinet olli-
Tlio'.Indian agent of the Ohoctaw "
- -
Clu ickasiw ugoncy has been in-
structcc I to wiforco the Indian laud
la.wft , oo cordiiig to the opinion of the
attomojigonnr.il , published yontorday ,
gtmig tl itrty days notice for the exodus -
odus of the intruders. If the intru
ders , will not depart quietly , the no-
force H wi'l be omployed- and if
'tltai pro 'cs insuflicient , tho&ervico of
the milit tiryiil ] bo invoked.
T tie n&oos nt
tial I > U { Atcli t Tim IUK. !
LINCOLN , Nob. , Juno 2B. On ac-
count of the weather the recc * were
not large ! y attended. In the 2'i2 : class
the race 'was won by Kiiinoy's-Colora-
, takiii/ the second , third and fourth
heatu. I lest time 2-10j : ; P ason'ii
]
Iiiflloy HI icond ] Frants : SilaGarbor
third. Ill tlio * running n\eo there
wcao fouir eutrioB , M on by Jacob's
Governess Crolla , Govornor-Garcolon of to
second , C'nrpwiUr's ' MiinnohrdiA third ;
time 1:50. : Three minute and half-
mile race come-ou * to-ni orrow.
In thu Bhooiaig niutcli bctwoon Pot
and others , for thu Parker gun , E.
Potty won.
PACIFIG.COAS T NCCTES.
National or
SAN FiiANueco , J uno 28. Ezra
Dcljarmo , a vratchinai i of thft'Hydrau- be
claim , neao ; Vole ano , was mur
dered by rohbora , who rifled uixty
foot of the Hlutco box es , carrying off a
large mmntityu < f ame.lgam.
A fire in tlio Sobastorol inino nt of
Grass Valloy.'lestroyod tW timbers HO
that the siuJdug oE n new shaft will
neccssarjy Tho. damsgo 'is about of
12,000. , I'Viur ' limn in the mine os- of
cajied tlirou h a dru in tuuaul. VI
HucccnJ6if'u ] pow dur-l.wusu at Tuc the
exploded/ / Bjujiitancoua combus
tion of touit powder laitmiyht. Two
cars of EojjJish gun cotton , wid tonito for
powder wojf * in tlio houi iat the timo. ling
The explosion damaged nil the build
ings in tlio-town , but V.Oloss of lifo
occurrfldt , Damage cvor ? 100,000.
Several poisons who were on guard
were tiiktm to the hosytiol.
SAN.FIMNCIHCO , Juuo 28. Sanlla-
faol , oiulileon miles fraiu San Francis.
, i < ciieitod by thoi oppearaneo J of
M/iuul/Tamalpais , spu-ka being umit-
ted fcouA the top lit irregular interval - Oil
val mul the smoky atmosphere bov-
oriuovor. . Specubtions as to the of
cause i indulged in with some opin a
ions. that a regular Wcano will bo de it
veloped.
\ > t. Wm. T. RoW , princir l of tluo ing
boj-a' high school has boon oloctud der
iireaidont of the university. Rev , J.
. 0. Bonto , o3 Sacramento ,
elected secretary.
I
Important Chiutuo. the
National A wcbted VreM.
Ga Juno 08 , Aw i
ATLANTA , > , n-
portant chanito has beou made m
iolicy of tho"lnternatioii l cotton ii- .
dustrial exposition. Director Gen
eral P. J. Kimball reached boum to
day bringing heavy subscriptions , to it
the exposition stock made by mer St.
chants of Chicago , LouMvillo , St. it
Louis aud other ctics.
No Hop for UopA.
Natloaa ) Associated I'IVM.
KBW YOHK , Juuo 28. Information
was received at the central office this
ovuuing that J mes Hope , the bank
burglar and futhor of Johnny Hope ,
who is now aorving a term of twenty "
years in the state prison for robbing
the Manlu\tan { bank of this city , lad
been arrested in San Francisoo for
burglary , and that ho will bo brought
to thu city at an early date. '
THE ALBANY Ml'DOLE. '
Tto Monb'tony Roliewi by the
IndiotniBiit of Senator
Session * ,
VicoProaidout ? Arthur Fn
Uaitin { on Dopow mid'
ConkliDff.
. ,
National'A ' oMistotl from.
VEitv MTTI.I : ntxxni : .
AI.IHNV , N. Y. , , luno 28Thu
joint ( convention resumed its RTM ion
nt 12oo&ok. ! Thu tint ballot i > .r n
successor to Conkling rostittad :
Conklin T'llO , Wheeler 42 , Laphanuli
Crowley 2 , Cornell 4 , Uoach 1 , Fo3p
j'j 1 Hogor.11 , P < > | tQP ( dum. ) 41) ) . _ Total
,
The j olhiii.J joint ! ballot fur a mi >
bonscr ( to Plutt nnultcd : Depow fii\
'Ktirnan 4D1.l > latt UiT , Lapham it , Cor * i
nell ! ) , OmvlovMlj Tnomiiin 1 , iltiskin-
] , Whi'olor t , To M47. [
AUIANV , Ni Y- . , Juno 28. After
tlto balloting-a resolution waa oflorod
Unit when tiio" convention mljouri
Saturday it Ve to meet * on Monday i
Itichtlold Springs. Thu motion was
declared out of onion. The hal (
breeds resolution oH'oreil yes
toriluy for four Ballots dailj ,
was discussed- lungth. Oh '
Salt Alvard and othoni- favored it. .
The ikinocratn opposed it. The stal >
warts said it was foolislu continue
balloting when ntv result could bo
achieved. ErastusBrooks - ( doin. ] ;
made a < long speech in .favor of an ad
journment sine die. TliU' ' roll call on
an aditmrninont until to-morrow ro- as
8ultouin78 ayes and 70imyrfy and the \
convention adjourned. '
AUUNV , Juno 28. Tfto-indictment [ >
of Senator Sessions tlris-aftornoon by is
the graml jury has varied'tho ' political
excitomant ill Albany nnduiuvna , now
subject to quarrel over. Tlio indict-
incnt wava surprise. Tlioro lu.dboen
rumors that Sessions would' b'o in
dicted , but no ono bvlitivcd this '
and at midnight last ) nigfrt the
otalwarts denied the rumor. This .o
morning about 11 o'clock District-
Attorney Herrick mot PeVkhaiuono of
Session's counsel , and , without saying
in : o many words , intimated that
the grand jury might , during the day ,
bring in an indictment aenniHt Sea of
sons Peckham'fl council expressed
surprise , naid said that Besnoim would lie
appear with counsel.
apptSi ron
Seasons appeared with onunsfil at
theaftorno nBOssionof the count , when
the district attorney ataUSdl tlint an
indictment had been found b y the
gmncl jury against Sessions , cluirging
him with an attempt to bribe Assem
blyman Bradley by giving him * $2,000
vote for Ohauncoy MT Dopow for
Bonator- ' /ho indictment as it was
handed up to tlio court waa > Uriof , con
taining onlythb single churgo. Ses ers
sions said tliat ho was ready to pro
ceed with an immediate triall The
district attoanoy replied that he would
proceed with i the trial when. . Fxo was this
ready. of
The counsul nrotostod in a hot ler
speech that thu > delay was a political A
Hchomu and'calculated to prejudice IB
the public mind. The diatriut-attor- lost.
noy replied that ho would luit bo able
try I the aso before the naxt term of
court in October , and in the meantime -
linn would insist that Sass'ium * be
hold in bail ot $2,000. Bail waa fur
nished and Sessions released. The
grand jury have also , it is raid found
oudictment against A. D. Barljorund
. J. PhulpO- ) lobby fama. If is ex
pected that others will ba indicted ,
BOO1 . Thocindictmout of > St-asions
has destroyed all chances of. on im at
mediate compromise of tlti- election
adjournment , and I. , ,
are that th . aunatorial contest will
iS indefinitely i continued.
Sessions , , , ! ! ! an intorvinw to-night ,
fltatud tliat ,3o had boon treated very
unfairly byj the grand jury ; , that ho
intended to-tako only forum ! notice
oft bribery charges , ami would not and
present auy indictments ! , that ho The
went bofdm the jury fortha purpose to
making n coantoB charge .
jwrjiuy againiti Bradley.
K-I'KK1II > KNT AKT1III15. I. * AL11ANV.
Vico-Pfesidont Artllur mrived in a
cily to-day. Ho nayi that the
quickest way to Bottle , tlu ) duadlock is
the rowiblicans to.uuitu on Conk- had
.andlRbpow. _ _ _ _ _ jiliiii
largo
JoacpltiA. * BonhanjKa < i , , the well-
known fowyor , 117 , Soutla Seventh cioa
street , , Philadelphia , , , ro
latoa * liift experience ! . " -About two
wooks-a $ > I was Huseodlwiih what the went
doctors ( dulled muwmlan rheumatism and
hunyvrikhtlog. The lo r below the rest
knee woa swollen untill' ' wauld hardly
Btandugx | > n it. I hadiMMii St. Jacobs
advertised , andlsuiit to the drug
store n ar my house , on the corner
Nineteenth and'Mkutier ' streets , for
botiBo of it. 1 rubl > c l my log with ;
that night amfliti m short time the ) f
pun seemed toftfiaivajr. Next morn
the swelling- had shifted from un
the nnklo tu.thoupper part of tlicr
knee. I applied- * Oil again and :
. swelling m , a ihort time wont douo
jaway , leaving a. very slight paw.
didn't use anjj uoro Oil , an I thoufjllb
attack wiaver. . About a wwik
later it npiwared again in the BJJIIB
rJaco. The Iw'i swelled BO badly that wind
after comiitj down town and walking
several hquwei , ! gave cainplotolj out. For
wont hoijuj intending to try eomo
French nvjdicino , but I forgot tu go
, and having n part of this Ixittlo o
. Jacol-a Oil in the house yet , 1 trioi and
again , bathing the limb thoroughly
When 1 got up In * ho morning th N
pain awl swelling were both ultnoa
gene , naidiifteronii more anpliuation
was UA well as urer , und fiom that
time to this 1 hiueu't boon troubled. "
at
SntUfuotoryt
Jlw. Wallace liuJUlo , N. Y. ,
1 have uwd UruixicK HLOOU UIITKIW
nenou umlllUoun Iwailaches , anil h vw
roeoniuumdMi thorn to my fricuilHjI bollBVo
them Buiiprlor t' > any other nivuiclne I
have u d , mid can leooiiimciul them to '
anyone rtxiu'iiiiK ' a cmo for " 'anil
I'iko 81.W , trial size 10 cent * , ing
iMaxioo Matters.
Prcxi.
Cirv OF MKXICO , Juno 28. An
oflicirxl ili.ijiatchrum the scene .of the
Jlorclos raikoad accident places the
number of killed at 1W > , There were
300 passengers' on board the train at
the time of the disaster. The gov
ernment investigation i * proceeding.
Carles Pachcco w > sumed to-day the
oOJco held by Goner * I Dim , who has
resigned aim will go to Oaxaca , of
which state lip will probably bo elected
governor. Sinor FeiiuMides will go
w gor rnor of the district vicePache -
ao I.Miis change is the txiuse t > f some
ronmrfc a Pachcco is rqiorjcd to bo
intoreslt'd in the Morolo taijrosd.and
in which other officials ntv involved.
Tlio pap in are attacking the govern-
montaiul doinmul lh.it the h'anio for
the accident bo fixed whore it proper
ly belongs. .It is thought tluU nothing
will conio c4 the investigation.
Con-tlntmtUiY
National A < ioil.iDo' I
Nnw YOHK , Jnno 2 ! > 3 a. m. Tho-
publication of tbo rirclfttioii.i regarding
ng tht t latest tysarch for A * T. Stow
urt's Iwdy are cwiitiinwd tfiii moniL'ig ,
U , appears that the < loteotiv wlio had
tltA.1 matior I ! in ditvrgo bocnnte aware
that. u Hilton had Uml POV oral in-
with the polfwaml had ar-
to arrest histantly a ] ] parties
ut ! , immediately upon thu
taii Ification of iliu renminv The
uravo robbers declined to > cr mpluto
hi negotiation and lucllin -
'orniocl the dotcctivea tliat hither
.hau submit th& body would
o .destroyed. The1 duteotivo
allenM' that Jiulgo Hilton > 8on6 the du-
ectivuinstruutioiiH that Iw should
et empVoymont in tlkominen \ and
ihus IwuTi of the movenieiits 00 Mike
Ivollo7 > This is as > for' ' as- known ,
it ivwv staiuli , and tliodcbeciivo
illegcs < tlu\t theio is no possilMlity of
the recovery of the body , Ulilosw * am-
lo sectnrity for reward and immunity
given to the grave robbers.
Nation Awochtcxt rfu .
NEW YOHK , June 28.KanknndhV
the mnrdoror i of Mina Mullort in-the
woods ntnr GutloKliorg N < J.nmdb'a-
full confoMion to t.\o district attprnoy
whom Iieirecited'nll the dciails > ofT
Iio criinoKaukouvki saicil that lit *
jecamo infatuated wiili'tho woman , .
and for a long time- ncg'-
ecto < l his family. for' ' her , .
and that finally h became tlredi
her and' tried to gvt rid of lien b'atr
ihat she wonhl not Icnvo.hiuu Tiieni
determined to kill her so that lie *
could get bnck' to his wife and'-child-
, and i that the taking of her watch ,
iiionoy and clothing was an 'after
thought { , an ho. believed that he could' '
raine money on them to give to > hiv
wife.
Five Poron * Killed by
ploalon of a Boiler.
National AuoclnUfil Treat.
MAYHVIMJ. , Ky. , Juno 28. Tft -
steaiuur Rochester exploded-licr boil
at 1:30 : p in. to-day , about tlrroo-
fourths of a milo from this city.
Engineer Caan Nailer , of Manchester-
Samuel Ilignolds ( colored ) porter , of ?
city , ancU.Tames Carr , deck hand,1
Majsville- and J'oauph Mil
, dock-sweeper , worekilled. . '
passenger , whose name-
not known , is also supposed to bi > -
. Among the injurod1 are Letv
Smitli , of Cincinnati ; Baaoont-Cooper , ,
Manchcstor ; Mr. M. MbCarthy , oh
Chicago ; .lini Severs , llroman , fatally ,
John Conn , of Marietta ; imwt'of them.- *
slightly. The boat isa comploto-
wreck.
A Hotel Thlof Dotootod.
National Amoclntal TroBj ) .
ST. LOIMKVTuno 28. Cbnsidbniblo-
excitement LQH been caused.by thofta. .
| the now Southern hotel. Diamonds 'i
mends , jewelry and all sorts of val
uables have boon taken from tho-
rooms. Tills morning ttlo thief wasu
discovered in the person o 'a colored"
porter named Qrayson , wh'o was OJIIT-
iiloyed in the drug store of A. M
Mollior , on the first ifior of tliiv
hotel building. A lot ofporfumery.
fancy- goods were * rocovorod.
jewomnro said to have been sent :
Indianapolis.
A Blackmailer AVrestod-
NaUoiul Aiwoclatod I'nw *
CIIIOAUO , Juno 28. Theodore Lange *
reporter on the Gormuu.papers , wa&
arrested .to-day , and held in 85,000.
bondil ou a charge of blackmail. Ilo
been writing lottera , . to Mrs. So-
Scliiuidt , making her give hima
sum or ho would , expose hen for-
fraudiiluntly gottinu iusuranco poli-
o , tholifo of her husband , Iliiiry
bchnuiltfor 822,000) , ) , when ho , was.
about dead with ccnsumption. She >
by appointmonLto moot lomgo ,
had the dotcctivA-.iujar by to , ar
Jtllla.
A.Now Hampshire Hall Storm ;
Nciloual AsBOcbtccl I'l .
ANiMVKn , N. H. , Juno 28 A.
erwliu hail Btoruupasaod over this ro-
ion.Uii8 afternoon , djustroyinj. fields ,
corn , apple tfues , old buildings , ,
ilowing down fujicea andaeriouuly in
uriug the croi)8. ) It lasted , abouU
ittuuu minut'U aud was of greai.
ucy. Considarnblt ) damage wna ab * .
in Fnu'Jdyn. I
t ,
WA iiiNOfloN , Juno 28 . For
upper Mississippi Yalloyfaib woa
mostly wuat , stationary or loWec !
teniDuratijro a d higher ; * biupmeter. ( i
the lewor Missouri , coldejf/ xtly/
cloudy \ \ athtr , and liKtd rains fel-J
lowed by clearing wtathor , wituM- , '
mostly uwrth , stationai-y tempanitura
higher barometer. . :
Tbo Faster Holding Fast.
tto * i A CK-iatt l I'rixo. ,
Oucuno , Juno 28. Grucom fin
ished the Slat day of his foatat noon ,
foyling weak aim languid and si
cfunplaining of huugor. His weij
noon was half a pound less tl
yosteitlay , temperature 97J , pulse jj
inspiration 13. ;
hi-u xl THOJIAH' I'lctEgrriuo OitRjrl unw.
has found nothiiii ; to equal it In i
tlra win ami i'l > hur relief , f