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THE "OMAHA DAIL BEE.
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ELEVENTH YJEAE , OMAHA , - WEDNESDAY MORN ING , AUGUST 10 , 1881 , NO.
THE PRESIDENT ,
His Oase Is Still Progressin ,
Towards Convalescence ,
Secretary Blame , AfllictodlWit !
Malaria , Is Obliged to
Loayo the Froeident.
Tlio Abnonoo of Drs. Aj now nn
Hamilton Accepted an n
Good Sign *
THE PRESIDENT.
National Anoclitcd 1'ir .
ALL CJOtXO OX WKLL.
WASHINGTON , August 9. Th
morning's bulletin of the president
condition was not so generally sntii
fixctory as had been expected , but til
physicians give full nssurnnco tliat a
is going on well. The patient passe
a very goud niuht , his nuracB say li
slept very satisfactorily , and tluit til
ievor was only slight. Ho took noui
islimont several times during the nigl
4'and hnd no trouble retaining it.
TKMrEIlATUIlB OIIAUCALI.Y DECLIJJIM
-i When the physicians arrived th
pWmorning they found the pulse wt
& banting firmly and evt.uly. The ton
* poraturc was higher thnn it has boo
, . nt any morning examination since tli
1 relapse , but the physicians say the
are not disappointed. The temuor ;
turo has gradually decreased since tli
operation and they expect it wi
roach the normal point to-day. Th
president has expressed himself r
tooling comfortnblo this' inornint
Among the lectors this morning tliet
was ono froin Maximo tJorozo , th
Nicarauguan minister , and Congrosj
mon Valentino Halle nborgcr.
Pit. HAMILTON CONFIDENT.
The president's slow improvomci
to-day was far from satisfnctoi
to the general mind , but when li\b
camu known that Dr. Agnew hnd got
homo arid Dr. Hamilton was not c :
pooled to return until Thursday
more favorable impression uproa
abroad. Dr. Hamilton Raid yesto
day : "If there was any danger
would not go away. " And the al
Bonce of both surgeons is according ]
accepted as a good sign. All the deters
tors insist that the presidon is no
regaining flesh stronger than la :
week.
week.NO
NO MORE CDTTINO NKCE.HSAKY.
Others who have been .visiting tl
sick-room say that he looks bettor i
many ways and shows iraprovemon
A fuvorabio flow of pus without tli
use of the drainage tube is cited L
the physicians as an evidence of tli
probability that no more cutting wi
bo necessary except in finding the ba
and there is no intention in th :
direction at present. The prcsidci
took nourishment several times dm
ing the evening and [ enjoyed seven
naps and suffered none from fever.
The president' slept without the ai
of morphia from 8:45 : to 10:10 : p. in
when ho nwoko and took moro nou
ishmcnt. Ho has been tiivcn no soli
food to-day , but kourmis , and mil
and lime water is considered adequal
food. He fell asleep before 11 p. n
Dr. Bliss assured the members of tl :
household that all was going wcl
Ho felt confident that another da
would rid the president of fever. Tl
White House- was almost deserted 1 >
fore 10:30 p. in. Drs. Bliss and lie ;
burn remaining alone with the pros
dent.
HECUKTAUV IILAINK ILL. -
WASHINGTON , August H. Secrotai
Blaine's leaving the city has bcc
hastened by his being affected I
malaria. Ho will start for Maine t <
morrow unless the president shoul
be worse. Secretary Kirkwood re
turns to-morrow and Secretary Lincol
on Thursday.
TUESDAY'S BULLETINS.
OFFICIAL.
E.VEUUTIVK MANSION , August 0-
8:30 : a. in. Notwithstanding the el
foots of yesterday's operation th
president ulopt the greater part of tli
night without the use of any anoydim
The febrile rise of yesterday aftoi
noon hlow'.y ' subsided during th
night. This morning nt 8:30 : his puls
is 08 , temperature 99 , 8 , respiratio
10. Yesterday afternoon the amii
qualities of liquid nourishment give
at short intervals have been rotaine
and this morning largo quantities ar
being given without gastric disturl
anco.
anco.Signed ( ) D. UAVK.S AONEW.
_ D. W. BLISH ,
. WoomVAun ,
bifr. HUYIIUKN.
I
1 ji v'
WASHINGTON , August 0. Tlio proi
ident remained easy during the da ;
and has continued to take nourish
niont allowed him without gastric ilia
turbanco. The dischnrgo ftom th
wound is quito abundant and it i
evident that thorough drainage hu
been secured by yesterday's prepare
tions. The degree of fever this aftei
noon differs a little from that of yes
terday. Pulse IOC , temperature 101.S
respiration 10.
( Signed ) D. W. IJr.isn ,
.1. W. BAIINKS ,
J. J. WnonWAKIl ,
11. RKYJIUHV ,
CLAN NA GAEL.
Kutlonal Associated I'rui.
TJIK COJIMITTKIJ ON I'EIIMANENT OUOAN
IZATION IIKI-OUT.
CHICAGO , August 0.Tho coiiron
tion of Irish nationalists was callei
to order this morning for the fiftl
time. A new chairman was appointed
od , Col. P. Cleary trying his hand a
the desk , Tlio secretary had to 1 >
changed also , and William Googhan
the Irish poet , assumed his arduou
duties. As soon as order was obtained
the committee on permanent nrgani
zation presented its report. This tloo
ument was enough to raise anotho
howl. The eastern delegates claimot
that they had been ignored , tha
while from her geographical positjoi
the eastern cities deserved the mos
1 , . J
positions of trnst , the fact wan th
committee had assigned them hard ) ,
anything.
DR HOARB ATTACKS o'DOKOVAN KOSSA
Dr. Hoare urged the eastern delegates
gates to withdraw altogether from th
convention , and to hold orte of thoi
own in the east. In the course of <
long hnrranso this speaker nttackci
O'Donovaii llossn. During the dU
order that reigned liar. Dr. llotts , o
St. Louis , who on yesterday with
drew from the chairmanship , loft tli
couvOntion and said that ho was sorr ,
that ho had any connection with it.
TUB CONVENTION ADJOflllXS.
This turbulent spirit prcraih-d dm
ing the entire day's session * and R
far ns could bo Learned nothing wa
accomplished.
The convention of * tlio delegate
from the different circles of th
Wolfctono society that has been i
8USMOH for the past two dAys at th
Palmer houae , adjourned n ( noon tc
day on account of dissensions ainon
the delegates as to the formation of i
permanent organization Tlio room
occupied for the past fW days wer
examined this morning previous t
the convention going into Session , t
see if there wore any infernal me
chines there. None were found.
SUMMER /PORTS.
THE TURF.
SAUATOOA 11ACES.
SAIIATOOA , August 9.1p3pio fin
race , all ages , thrco-quartor : mile , fc
a purse of § 300 , was won ] by Hornol
with Knight Templar kecond , au
Bonnie Lizzie third. Ti&o , 1:104.
The second race for the Clarondo
hotel stakes , for thrco-yoar-'olda , wit
$700 added , distance" 'onb and on (
quarter 'miles , was A'on byThorawit
valloria second.Time , 3:11 : <
DRIGIITOX DEAUIt-nAt'ES.
NF.W YORK , August 0.-The race
nt Brighton to-day : .First race , on
milo and ono hundred y rda , wnsi wo
by 'Viola ' , Bob Riddle second , Repoi
'tor third. Time 1:52J. : > N '
Thn second race , milo arid one-hall
selling allowances , was won by No' '
York Weekly , Una second. Tim
2:30.
2:30.Tho
The third race , milo and a furlong
was won by Frankie B. , Duke c
Kent second. Time 2:00. : -
The fourth race , milo''dash , wti
won by Governor , By-Tho-Way BOC
nnd. Time l:43j.
The fifth race , steeple chase , shot
course , was won by Stricnnine , Lizzi
D. second. Time 2:5C. :
The third race , for nil ages , mil
nnd live furlongs , five horses started
Getaway winning , Eolo second , Cir
dorclla third. Time , 2:54. :
The fourth race , handicap for a
ages , milo and ono-fonrth , < ever fiv
hurdles , was won by Glasgow , Gaptai
Franklin second , Disturbance thin
Time , 2:23J. :
KOCH ESTER RACEB.
ROCHESTER , N. Y. , August Jt. Th
races opened with muggyj heavy nn
oppressive weather , but two of tli
races were trotted , whcri1 tUvkuoaa-ai
in.
The 2:30 : class , purse 81,000 , divid
ed , was won by Llumboldt , who too !
the fourth , fifth nnd sixth heats , J
P. Morris winning tlio first and Flor
F. the necoiid and third. Time , 2:23j
o.os w. ' ' , o.or.l M. U.J , o.oil M.M4 , o.on M.A.I' , C..OO. O. IQ
THE DIAMOND.
GAMES PIAYEU YESTEItllAY.
WORCESTER , August 9. Wurccatci
G , Treys 7-
CLEVELAND , August 0. - Buffdlos t
Olovelands 4.
NEW YORK , August 9. Mctropoll
tans 14 , Atlantic ; * 12.
ELECTRIC BRIEFS-
National AssoclatcJ I'ress.
Capt. J. S. Groor , of Hastings
Micli.j died yesterday , of a clear cas
of Asiatic cholera.
E. D. Northrup , a lawyer , aho
John O'Donnoll , a rich lumberman
yesterday , nt Elliottsvillo , N. Y
The man died. Both were prominen
men.
men.Three men wore arrested last nigh
in Jersey City for the robbery of tin
Mntthieson itWelcher's sugar refinery
These robberies have been carried 01
systematically for months nnd 1,45' '
pounds of . fine grudo sugars wer
found on n lighter on which the mei
were capturwr.
The American Dental nssociatioi
closed its Bcssion nt Republican Hall
New York , to-day. Among the in
tcrcsting papers read were those b ;
Dr. F. Moduli , on Lithiusis , nnd b ;
Dr. L. M , Rhein on Dental Educa
tion , which were discusuod by Hunt
of Washington ; Winder , of Baltimore
Marshall , of Syracuse , and Amblui
nnd Allen of this city.
Three additional bogus practition
crs liavo been arrested under chargci
made nt tlio Bmtunco of thu Now Yorl
medical ( society.
Tlireo hundred \Villiainbtirg social
iat including Huvoral womei
met at MiHtuiy Hall , Now York
Williaiiisburg lint night and passed i
series of rcsilutions rctlocting 01
the course of the government as pur
sued towards Hartman.
Miss Abbey Ellio flrorvr , wliou
"Tho" Allun married in Ni-w Jersey
last Sunday ia siid to bo a niece o
Chief Justice Folgcr , of the court o
appeals * .
The failure ot Moloy it Co. Ohiciigo
small grain commission firm , ia anne
no un cod this morning. They wen
short about u qiiuiter million Inmlielt
of corn.
CiNi'i.v.VAii , AuKuat It. Uarvoj
James formerly piominent liusiiiest
man and now assistant Buperiiiton
dent of the New Custom house , diet
this morning.
Murderers Traced to a Dekertod
Coal Mine.
National A > ocIiU'd I'fe- * .
PirrupDito , August 1) . A bj > ecial
from Elizabeth , Pa. , says two of tin
McKecsport murderers seen in thai
neighborhood , nro now in ti dvaortod
coal mine , '
HA-1
THE DOCTORS.
Both Agnew and Hamilton Ab
sent From the White
House ,
Much Surprise Evidenced it
Now York Over
the Fact.
Accord'ng to Dr. Hamilton
Dr. Agnew Should Have
Romaiuod.
Tlio Former Plnlwly Dosorlljon tin
Sltnntlon of tlio BnlL
Nr.wYaRK , August t ) . Much Mir
prise was foil hero to-day over tlio nn
nounccment thai Dr. Agnuw had luf
the White House , uoilo Dr. Hainiltoi
only canio homo last night wihini
any intention of immediately return
inij. Dr. Hamilton was surprise !
when the atatement was made am
paid that the understanding had boon
Unit Dr. Agnew should rcmnii
until Wednesday night or Thursday
nnd thnt lie , ( Dr. Hamilton ) wouli
return on Thursday , or possibly no
until Friday. Ho hnd received iu
.dispatch from Washington nnd hac
hau no reason to chanuo any of hi
plans. The general public has lioo
thorougly understood the location o
the ball from the technical account
given by the physicians , and of tin
Dr. Hamilton was naked to explain , si
that it might bo understood by over ;
one. He said'
D1U HAMILTON EXI'LAINH.
Medical terms nro dufmito and exact
act and have nothing exactly corresponding
pending to them in ordinary language
I will state it as fairly as I can nnd i
you arc going to quote mo you inn ;
say this simply : The ball entered tin
body through the eleventh rib , break
ing it , and about fuur , inches m iron
of liiH-snino. It was then turnoi
downwards towards the hips inside o
the Hush , which composes the loins
but back of the liver , kidney nnd in
testines nnd probably now lies jus
within the bares constituting thu pel
vis about five inches above- the groin
The doctor in his willingness to explain
plain the course of tlio ball and it
present location placed his finger at thi
uoint n little above the right scan
of his \cst buckle belt as m
entrance point. Frum that spot tin
course of the ball was downward am
forward amongst the muscles of th
back and side. It now lies in th
right surface of the body about parallc
with the top of the trousers pocko
and about an inch to the left' ' of th
upper hip bone and about two inche
below the surface. "There , " said th
surgeon , as lip thrust his tinker in n
the point indicated as nearly as pot
siblo and which is immediately ncx
the rounded top f--tlie bono .on
direct line from the navel , "is wher
wo believe the b.tll to bo and there i
where some of the physicians wer
almost positive they could fuel it. "
.
i-
iPotrolonm iu Germany.
National AtaodatcU 1'ress.
BERLIN. August 9. - Most oncpur
agin ; . ; reports continue to bo reccivci
with regard to petroleum springs a
Oeldhcim , near Reiuo , in Uanovet
[ lorr Mohr writes that within seven
ty-hvo hours 783 barrels , tqua inj
1UO tons of petroleum , was obtuinei
from one of his three botings , am
thnt ho was only awaiting aundeijuat
supply of caeka to draw from th
other two. The German potroloun
company's uells are situated nt a fe\
yards distance from those of Her
Mohr and have been yielding fo
Homo time. They are now pourini
forth a daily rate of fifty barrels
1'ipes nro being luid to conduct oil ti
Rcino , where n petroleum refiner ;
will commence operation immediate
Mexican Notes.
National A * * > clat l 1'rnu
CITY op MEXICO , August ! ) . Re
ports from Tmnpico state that tw <
Americana whoso names are unknown
were killed by robbers.
The treasurer of Ban Luis Potosi
who is reported n defaulter to tin
amount of $70,000 , has been captnrec
nnd is being brought hi.ro for trial bj
the government.
Workmen digging in front of tin
old cathedral , liavo unearthed brokei
Azelic idols. The site of the Indiiii
temple is alleged to liavo been dis
covered near the present cathedral
when it was being erected in 1520.
Rumors of revolution having brokoi
out in the Strte of Sonora reached the
city to-day.
Fatal Casualty.
National AMOilatol I'reta.
NKW YOUK , August 0. Miss Lour
Homan and Miss Louis Farbur won
instantly killed on the Btaton Islanr
railroad hist night , nt the Sogiuni
Lane crossing , Tlio carriage in wind
they were riding was run down ami
crushed nnd the horse killed , Mrs ,
Homan and Mrs. Higgins werolmdlv
hurt.
Roveitne Appolutmontn.
National AMoclatcd Prow.
WAHIII.VUTON , August 9 , Tntiriml
revenue nppointniiuita August Hih ;
Adam Snydiir , Fifth district , III. ;
Solomon F. Flint CSdiiuor , Fifth dis
trict , III. ; 0. D. M. d'oddia , Second
district , CJa ,
Fifty Thoustmd Dollars Fire-
JANEI > VILI.K , Wis. , August ( I. The
woolen mill of McLean manufactanng
company was totally destroyed by
fire to-day. I oss , 950,000 ; inaurnnco.
818,000. _
Cropclu Iowa.
1'rux ,
DKS MOI.VKH August 0 , Corn iu
central and uoutliem Iowa ia suUer.
ing greatly for want of rain and it ia
now too /ar advanced to bo restored ,
The prospects are that not jnoro than
half ol the crops can bo gathered ,
Wheat also is turninR out poorly ir
Wktron county. The thresher * will
not take out their machines , ns the
yield would not pay for the labor.
rotatocn will bo nearly n total failure
unless rain comes soon.
TarrlfHoStonaClonil mid Flood In
Colorado.
National AiuocUtcd Proa.
DENVKK , August fl. A temrtic
storm cloud burst over Central City ,
Colorado , late yesterday , nnd immedi
ately thereafter a volume ofnlvt
from four to five feet deep rmlied
down Nevada and Eureka streets ,
swooning everything buforo it. Gre.U
boulders weighing nearly a ton uoro
rolled nrtiuml Hko nobblo stones , liu-
nienso cimntitius | of debris were \\M\\- \
ed down tlio uulch nt incredible B | > erd
nnd piled up in largo ninnies all the
way from Central City to Hlacklwk.
Tinroaduayn in the track of the Hood
are entirely destroyed. On ono ntruut
a deposit of some four feet , deep h.ia
boon left. Only ono loss of lifo in re
ported. Tlio victim wns James Gerry
whoso body-WAS fqund in Rhickh.iwk ,
Reports of jjroat dninanu b ) * ntorm
also comes from Idaho Springs , \\licru
euvenil tosidoncen nndthu old railroad
ntidotjicf bridges were swept HXTOV
Homo estimate the dumruro at Cuutnl
City nnd Idaho Springs at SUfiO.OOO.
The Wfibanh Road Falline Off.
National AnsoclatoJ PrcRS. t
Nr.\v YOUK , August 9. It is claimed
thoUlio book 6f'tho Wnbash ill bo
k'optih the same mnhnor foftljd fu-
uro n , tllat , of other roads , and in
calculating earnings , the luetvoted
mileage of the current year will not
bo tnKon into consideration , i It is
said that even on this basis the rend
will show a heavy falling ofl
or the month of August with r < 51
miles additional under scrvic than
during the corresponding period of
1880. Mr. Russell is very nil.xious
to squeeze the short interest ai > U has
given his brokers instructions not to
lend thu stock bettor than flat , bat
other houses canio to the rescue nnd
the leaning rate waa reduced to ono
per cent.
Ho Promised Muoh.
National Aottodatcd I'U-M. i' ( ,
BOSTON , August ( ) . A maik.Koll
dressed and perfectly convorsanv3 i
sporting matters , representing him
self ns Tcnuyck , the onraman , 'Rpunt
last week at West Mcdway. Ho said
he had concluded to maku that place
his future homo , and would oppn n
training school there if ho could
secure suitable property. .Ho entered
into negotiations for the purchase $ f the
Stanley house for 81,000 taking great
care in the transaction. The titk
deed was to have been delivered yes.
terday , when ho disappeared , owini
the propoietor of thu Stanley lioum
two hundred dollars for loans durini.
the negotiation.
Threatened by a Volcano.
National Associated 1'rcaj. i
JiAN FKANCIHCO , August 0 ; Tlu
eteamer Xcalandia , from Auntrnit | ; uu
Iho SiindwichTslnndBbruijfijKow :
that the llow of lava from the volcatu
continues to threaten Hilo , ndraiieiiif
more than n milo in the three dnyi
from Juno 2Cth to 28th , and on Jnlj
14th moving from fifteen to twentj
feet per hour , the w.itor offering IK
obstruction to its course , part ot UK
time running six feet under tin
water and maintaining n while heat
A cloud burst in Arizona , filling
Iln&saynsupa Creek and washing awn }
six trams of thirty-nix animals , witl
wagons and freight.
Crowo Interviewed-
Nnllonal AwovIatfU 1'rm.
CIIICAOO , August ! ) . I * . M. Crowo ,
the I'uoriu infernal mnchino man ii
in the city for the purposu of institut
ing legal proccediiigs against tlioiiewi
papers which he cjnims has libelct
him. He has been interviewed on the
subject of liislumtionalist couventioi
now in session , but says he is not ir
sympathy with it. Ho refuses t <
talk on any subject except the
Irish World skirmishing'fund which he
asserts is the cnuso of tint present
trouble in iho convention. Crowt
says this fund amounts to 800,000.
Ho will bo much surprised if the trus
tees satisfactorily account for ovin
910,000.
A 'Wonderful F nt-
National AsoociatcU 1'rras
NKW YOHK , Autrust 8. William
Gale , ( ho Knglish pe'destraii , ut 6:40 :
this evening completed the wonderful
tusk of covering 0,000 quarter miles
in 0,000 conseciitivo periods of ton
minutes. Ho did not-stop until nftct
0 o'clock , by which tinio lie accomp-
Hailed liOM , quarter mile.i iu ns many
conseciitivo ten minutes. Ho looked
ns well nt the finish < ii when ho began
the walk. _
Rostrlctiui : Prodiiutinn of Coal.
National
NKW YOUK , August 3. - It is under
stood that a mooting of the nmniujeifl
of iho Anthracite coitl company will
bo held next week for the purpose of
restricting production for six days
during the last two weeks during the
months. The Lneknwniinn in opposed
to such action , claiming th.it it has
more orders than it can fill for eastern
points.
Unsuccessful Attempt of Regula
tors t.i Capture a Town.
National Anodatcu J'nix.
Mr. STKKLIWI , Ky. , Uigusl 0.
News from Carter county says regu
lators rode into ( ir.t.VBon Saturday
night nnd nttemptcd tu lake the town.
1'ho marshal armed n poweand killed
three regulators and captured four
ithen. No other particulars.
The Gnrilold Fuml.
S'allnnal .WoUutul ) ' . < .
NKW YOIIK , August 'J.-Thu total
nnount of subscriptions to the ( Jnrliold
[ und lit noon to-day was ? 155,000.
The Cigar Makers Uiiloa Strike-
National Aiuodatul 1'rctn.
MAYSVILI.I : , Ky. , August ft , The
itrikoof union cigar makers has end-
ud , the employers ftgrcciiig to the now
bill of prices.
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NEWS BY GABLE.
Russia Rofnees tlio Request t
England to Send Delegates
to the Commission
Olndstono's Spoooh Produooa
Most Bxcollont Improssiou
Among All Classes.
.
dmondmouts to the Land Bii
Discussed in tbo House
of Lords.
Now * From Boron
thn Ocoiui'
K.\ri.ON10.V.
, August O. There was ni
wplosion in n cartridge factory nea
L'orpignon , France , to-day. Sever.
> eoplu injured.
COLLtmOK.
Another railway collision occur re
p-day nt Shaw , near Oldham , on th
iiio of the Northwestern it Lnnci
ihiro road. Several portions were in
urcd.
ILAlWTONli'rt Hl'Kl'.CH I'AVOUAHLY lit
, CKIVKD.
BKIILIN , August i . Dispatches rt
: cived hero from nil parts of the cor
.irient agree , saying Gladstone'
ipecch nt the Mansion House has prt
luccd a most excellent impressio
tnioug all classes. Thu pnnora her
ire especially well pleased with it , nm
xjupling it with thu meeting of th
jmpuror nt Gastion , point to it 0,1 nn
jthor gimrnntco of the European con
iert. The language used by th
journals relative to tlio Gnstion meet
ng is informally to the effect thnt i
las cemented the entente curdialo bi
.ween thu states nnd assures a contin
lance vf pence.
HUE IN LONDON.
LONDON , August SK A fire lai
light destroyed the house of Ilei
jrapiiid , an eminent scenic pnintc :
Jinployed in nn openi house. Pnln <
3ount Pourtatcs adjoining , was dan
igctl to the extent of half a millie
narka.
UKVKAHCn.
LONDON , August 0. The Italia
ninistor , Count Ncthorland , is deai
THE LAND MILL AUENIIMENTC.
LONDON , August . ) . -In commoi
to-duy the Duke of Argylo's amoni
inonts to the clause of the land bi
excluding from the right of free sa
uf tenancy on which pernianont in
provomcnts have been made by lam
lords , wore accepted by the coven
inunt. with the amendment that tl
improvement must have been BU' '
sttintinlly maintained. Mr. Panu
wished to amend still further , but tl
amendment in the form was accopU
by thu government nnd passed by
vote of 058 to 100. The minoril
was. composed of Pnrnellites , horn
rulers nnd radicals.
Mil. IILYDSTONi :
declared he would not ngreu to tl
amendment in the house of Ion
relative to ulster tenant rights in an
sliapo or form. Right Hon. Iloni
liraud , speaker of the house , wl ;
hcietofore hns been ono of the princ
pal sccedcrs , supported the poveri
ment. Afrur n lengthy discussion tl
amendment in the houao of lords wi
rejected by n vote of 212 to 145 , tl
homo rulers voting in u body with tl
majority.
ESTAEUhMKNT Ol' Till ! RKl'VIIUU t
KOl'TII AXIIICA.
LONDON , August 9. A dispute
from Cape Town gives particulars c
the ceremonies attending the formi
retrocession of Transvnal to the Uoon
which took place yesterday. Tli
Hours have issued a proclamntion ai
noiincing the establishment of the n
public of South Africa. After thi
proclamation had been muuu th
chiefs dispersed quietly and roturnt
to their homes.
HAH NO JIIOIIT TO INTUltl'KHK.
LONDON , August 9. Russia n
fused the request of thu English gov
eminent to send delegates to the con ;
misBun which is to undertake the dt
( mentions of the trans-Caspian froi :
tier. In his letter to the Englis
minister , the Russian minister of foi
uign affairs reasons that Knglaud hu
no light to interfere or bu represent
I'd in the coiniiiUsion. The only pal
ties concerned in thu settlement of th
boundery line , he says , are HUBS !
ind Perain. nnd they can ndjuat i
ivithont nid , arbitration , dictation c
interference.
RAILROAD RUMBLINGS.
S'atl'jiial AuMoolateit I'rtw.
Nr.wYoitK , August 9. Coinisdionc
[ 'ink mid to-day that 1m oxjicctei
, lioro would be a very full ropru.iuntu
ion at the meeting of the joint execu
; ivo committee to-morrow , forty-tw
itilroudu being repreeentt'd in th.v
ioiiimittee , It is oaid that ut th
iiooting to-morrow satisfactory ngrop
neiils will be bpeodily at rived at ii
egnrd to the war of rates.
CINCINNATI , Autjiut 9 The itoi
iiunufacturL'rs animno thnt they hnv
tinted on n tone of prices by whicl
ill mills west of Pittsburg agree t
itand nnd huvu employ to none bu
inion Jiands.
Tlio Now City Directory
loon o bo iBSiiud will be the mon
horoughnndcomplotoof any director ,
iver issued for Oinulm. People win
inve recently coinu to the city , o
hose who Iwe recently clinnqod the !
esidenco or boarding place , Hhouli
, end their new address ut once to .1
120 S. Foiatoonlh street
\l \ , Wolfe ,
lornur Douglas , so that their name
vill npponr in the now directory cor
' '
ect when issued. jy.'iOd'Jw
' and find
] 'or Shoemaker's leather
Schmidt it Una
nun , bo sure and see
elsuwlure
iiusHon bcforo imrchasing
ill South Uth street , between Doug
ns untl Funiaiii. '
New RAilrond Project.
Articles of incorporation have booi
filed for n branch of the Grcclcy , Hal
Uiko it 1'ncific railway , to bo hull
southwest from Lnrnmio City to con
ncct with the main line from Cole
ratio. The object of the corporalioi
according to the Boomerang is tin
construction of n road from Lnnunic
in n southwest direction to n junctioi
with tlio Greoley , Salt Lake t Pacific
nt a point \\hcro such road shall inter
sect the boundry line between Wy
oming and Colorado , by the moa
direct nnd practical route. Capita
stock is placed at § 500,000 , dividet
into f > 00 shares of $100 each. Fivi
trustees are named , to connitl of tin
followin gontlcmon : Thomas L
Kimball , Andrew .1. I'oppleton , ! ' . V
Vining , Ji T. Clark nnd l.cavitt Hum
ham. Lnramie to be the hcaquartor
of the company.
DR. ISH DEAD.
Ho Parsed Away Shortly Before
fore noon Yesterday.
Tlio Lint of Oltl Sottlorn Thluulii )
Out. '
At llaO : o'clock yesterday lt
James K. Ish , the well known senio
member of the drug firm of Ish i1
McMahon , paused peacefully awa ;
from earth at his residence , 251 !
Loavonworth street.
Four weeks ago last Sunday lt
Ish left on n pleasure trip to Minm ;
Bot-a. After reaching St. Paul h
wont to Duluth ) then down to DC
troit , over into Canada , finally closin ,
that portion of his trip by returnin
to St. Paul. It was his intention the :
to make n fishing tour of the neigh
boring lakes , and ho laid ou
| n plan for so doinghoi
ho was suddenly taken down with
summer complaint. this grew upoi
him to such an extent that ho wn
obliged to give up his proposed pleat
ure excursion and return homo. Nol
withstanding thn careful medic ;
treatment Inllaniution of the bowel
set in and Dr. Ish died al the hoc
stated yesterday. Ho was coiucioi :
up to n few minutes before his dii
solution , and died surrounded by h
family and several friends , includin
his partner Mr. Lawrence McMalioi
Dr. Ish was a Virginian by birt
and settled in Omaha ns early i
1800. He entered nt once into tl
drug business nnd remained in it i
to the time of his death. About
year ago last Juno hu associated wil
him in the wholesale business
young man named Lawron
MoAInhun , wh'o cnnfo hero frou V 3Ji
ton , Iowa. Since thnt time the fir
has been known ns Ish it MoMnhoi
Last Mnrch the stock of the firm w ;
nmost completely destroyed by fire.
Dr. Ish leaves n wife undone son ,
youth of about ten years of ago.
Dr. Ish was ono of the old Hottlei
of Omaha He wus a man of socii
disposition nnd gathered around him
circle of warm nnd congenial friendi
Thu aonoiincemont of his dentil wi
be received with much surprise , as hi
sickness was not generally known.
The "Chlmo. . "
The Harmonic society is progroBHin
finely in its rehearsals of the Ohinii
of Normandy. Prof. Mnyor has chary
of the lyric portion of the instructio
nnd Mnj. Stevenson the dramatic. Th
cast ns fur as selected is composed a
follows : Sorpolotto , Mrs. 0. Ii
Squires ; Henri , W. II. Wilkins ; Gnt
parro , Thos. Ponnoll ; Germaiiie , Mie
Li//.io Cnlderwood ; lluillo , Itevc
Franco. A professional tenor will b
procured to sing the tenor part c
Greincliuux ,
PLEASURE TOURISTS.
The Traveling . Pasaongo
Agents on a Jamboreo.
A pleasure party consisting of rail
road traveling paHsooyor agents JIUHHOI
through this city yesterday. Thupnrt ;
ure in the special Pullman slcopin ;
car Wayne , and traveled over tli
Burlington route Iroui Chicago , The ;
will do all the pleasure resorts of Col
orndo , and from their geniality it i
presumed they anticipate n ginid time
The party consisted of ( he folluvin
W. H. Firth and wife , of thn U. , 11
it Q.j Jl. H. Cheney , of the 0. , U. . '
Q. ; T. Russell , of thu C. , 11. & It. ; .1
Quinlaii , of the Kiio & Chicago ; I ! . 1' '
Kiiuball , of the Canudu Southern ; 11
F , Hurnur and family , of the Penn
sylvnnia ; K , Mndeni nnd family , c
thu Pennsylvania ; 11. K , Fisher uiii
wife , of the NVnbash ; ( J. M. Cliestet
of thu D , F. it P.V. . P. Cooley , o
the IP. . ; D. 1 . Quinlan , of the T
P , ; \V. B. Cobb , of the Denver it Hi
Grande ; U , H. Key inour , of the North
ern Central ; D. 0. Weaver , of th
Chicago it Iowa ; A. Wnrrell , of tli
0. , It. 1. * P. , and Jt. JMeO. Smilli
of the Hock Island ,
For nice fresh meat go to Gnur
Meat Market on Tenth strott " , nen
thu U. i' . depot , tf
LINCOLN LETTER.
Tiiroo Escanoil Convicts Son-
tencoil-'tothoPonitontiary-
APloasing Marriage
Ceremony ,
LINCOLN , August 0. The three
convicts who escnpcd from the poni-
tpnliary last night , were sentenced n *
per our report of yoetcrdny for horse
stealing nnd grand Inrcony. The
Kitnrd mmt have been nslcop , ns the
convicts escaped by scaling the wnlls
with the ladder which hnd been Used
in laying thu kiln , nnd up to the
present writing have not been hoard
from. Thu wnrden , Mr. Nobes , . hns
favored us with n full description of
onclt man , and oiler * as a premium
for their capture one hundred and
fifty dollars , or fifty dollars for eacU
man.
Samuel M. Goddard , nliai S.
A. Dukn , who was nerving n three
years suntonco for horse stealing ,
sentenced nt the February term of court
1881 , aged 25 , occupation , brick lay
er , height 5 feet , 9i' in. complexion
light , beard light in color and growth ,
brown hair , hazel eyes , blueish cast ;
born in Croton , Lee county , Iowa ;
lived in Lincoln 11 months ; singla
man ; no father ; mother lives in Koo-
kuk , Iowa ; wears several scars about
fnco nnd head.
James Kennedy , arrested for horsa
stealing sentenced for three yearn
March term of court 1880 , ago 27 ,
itonomason height D-lU feet 11 inch
es , complexion ; light , hair light brown ,
eyes dark blue , born in Illinois , not
known whether lie has any relatives liv
ing ; member of Christian church but
of intemperate habits ; said ho wna not
guilty when sentenced.
Gco. Davis , arrested for grand lar
ceny , in Douglas county February
term of court , 1881 ; ho wan sentenced
for two years nnd six months , ago 21 ,
occupation laborer , height 5 'feet.8J
inches , complexion light , board light
in color nnd growth , huir light brown ,
eyes light blue , born in Charleston ,
Doniphnn county , Knnsas , hns lived
in Omaha seven years , and two ycara
in Council Muffs , no wife , hns both
father nnd mother , names William
nnd Maria Davis , living in Omaha ,
says ho'cnnnot road or write , several
carson body , face and head.
These men are considered desperate
characters. It is hoped 'that era
another day passes they may bu cap
tured. ( 1
Thij evening n trial is in progress
concerning the death of a horse owned
by liohnilan brothers which wns killed
by overdriving , mild to have been
douo by two young men who hired
the rig for u Sunday drive to St.
Elmo * pnrk , the resort of pleasure
seekers of snorting hubits on Sunday.
We uru > unable nt present writing to
learn the result of the trial. Their
names tindll. B. Suttonnnd C. . . Dick-1 ?
" * " > * Jp'W *
oy- - u * < - . > - . . * i * _
Fosmor , the butter and egg dealer
here , made nn assignment to Louie
'Meyer last Saturday.
A hnppy event took place yester
day morning , being the occasion of
the marriage of our friend Thomas
Beiiton and the estimable daughter :
of Mr. John McMnniynl. The wed
ding wns private , there being outsidu
of tlio relatives only n few intimate
friends. Mr. lionton has been for
some time employed in the state audi
tor's olh'co ns bookkeeper , and is very
popular nt the state house and among :
the young people of 'Lincoln. Miss.
Fannie McManiyal , the bride , is u.
graduate of our university and has en
deared herself by her many accom
plishments and her kindness to nil
with whom she has acquaintance.
They were married at 0:00 : a. m. afc
thu residence of the bride's parents by
the Rev. Lewis Gregory nnd left im
mediately via the 0. & U. V. nnd D.
P. It. H. for Salt Lake City nnd will .
visit Colorado on their return trip.
We extend our congratulations to thu
truly happy pair.
X * agno.
Last evening the Ladies' land league ;
hold another interesting and enthusi
astic meeting in the rooms of thu Un
ion Catholio Library association to
make the necessary preliminary nr-
rnngementsfor the forthcoming pic-nic
to bu held on the 20th inst. Miss
Sarah Uronnan presided. It was decided -
cidod that Mrs. Potcr Flanagan's ,
name be added to the committee for
the lUrat ward. The president an
nounced that Charles Mxicdonald nu
Charles Hanley would call upou
committees to-day to instruct ihomllll
* *
regard to arrangements for the pic-nic.
Tho'Indies are selling tickets in great
number and there is every probability
that the pic-nio would butt big success.
The mectini' adjourned until four
o'clock next Sunday afternoon.
WANTKI > ut IJixby it Wood's , cor.
Itancroft street nnd Uroadwny , Coun
cil HlnU's , u good Plumber , steam or
gfia litter.
To iCoiitrnotorri Buildom Laud
Property [ Owners. !
Ilio imtK'ii.irm.-d | liaUutfl'Orn n ] > ivolntr.l a cut.
( or the i'Un Ho I run umlwlre iiuinuUc'urui
IKIUMH ot K. T. Horiiuni , ot Detroit , and Urn
lniiv.il Iron Koundry ai > 4 Work at Tili n ,
Ohio , caiui.lt ) of M tout d.Uh , U vri'iiml | ft
luriiUh i-ntluuU'i nii'l I'rlrt * lor Iron wlumn
. Iruiitx , window mpi and * lll ,
&vM. , lor > tiit
tliri lioldilatii. | ft > u 'ht Iron hcaiiw uiiJ Klnl-
tluialoi , btaplo tlttliign , rullfj ,
i'r , lijilroiillo
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ioniunK \ , bhttcrt , Uilr , lulo-mlci , n-ttocv.
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