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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE. ELEVENTH YEAR OMAHA. MONO AY MORNING. OCTOBER 10. 1881. \ 124 Houses LOTS For Sale By BEMIS. FIFTEENTH AND DOUGLAS SIS , , No. 1 , New house , 7 rooms , on Cuming street * nenrSattndcr * , 81200. No. 1 ! . 2-Ht , ry house , 0 room * , well , datcmaiid * * - > arii , Web tcr , near ! BthStitit$2fiOO. No. 3 , HOII O of 10 rooms , on Ilarney , near Oth htrtet , utoiio foundation , S4000. No. 4 , l-ar o house of 11 romin , on Webster street , ncir C'rc ! hton Collejc , S35UO. No. 0 , Il'uioof Troonu , on Cast , near 17th street , 8 tMX ) . No. 7 , House of 8 rooms , 3 lots , on 17th strict , near Ir.anl , 81' 00. * No S , House of D room ? , on Cnss , near llth , -22xlS2 fee. lot , S1300. No. 0 , Houaa of 3 rooms , kitchen , etc. , or OIM , nrar 13th t cet , $ 00. No. 10. llou'o of 3 rooms with lot 22x132 feet , on Cain , near 14th street , 9000. No. 11 , House of d rooms , on IGth street , near Doujrl v , 44\60 feet 1st , S1000. No. 12 , llonpcof 0 room' , lirlck founilatloi ) , on Ilarno > , neari'tli street , 51000 No 13 , 1 ktory new house of (1 ( rooms , lirick foumlailon , oil tit. .Murj'a atunue , near convent , 51WK ) . No. 14 , House of C room ( t'ml sinnnicrLIti hen , on 20th street , near dark , 82003. No. IS , House of 8 rooms , on Slionuan lueime ( ICth street ) , near Nicholas , S2260. No. Itt , 1 j-story house of 1 rooms , cellar , stable , etc , , on Davenport , near 22il street , 81600. No. 17 , 2-Btory brick houto of (1 ( rooms , near cnJ of re < l street tar turn table , # 'iW. No. IB , House and 1' lots , 4 tilotlis west of High School , ? 2WO. No. 10 , ilouso and Slots on rood to park , near hold St. ilarj * a u > cnue. $3500. No. 20 , Ilouso Mill llj lota ncirllojicaH'e , South Omaha. 42SOO. ' No. 91 , Ilouso and lot on Davonprt : street , near IGtli utrLut , 855(10. No. 22 , 2 st. ry house and 1 t 32\60 feet , on Jtavenjxirt , near 12th street , 81300. Xo.it , Hou o of 4 rooms and 2 lota on 17th street , n car Izard , * 1 200 , No. 26 , House und 4 lot "n 10th ttroct , i car D.odsc , 5050. / No. W , House and J lot on 10th street , near Cap tel avoil'jo , $1450. No. 27 , 2 houses and lot on Jackson , near 13th street , W300. No. 29 , 6 houses and 1 lot on California , near J 3th street , SiOOO. No. 31) , -story brick house of 4 rooms with 'lot ' 60x2U ) feet. onShtrman avenue (16th street ) , near Izard , $3000. No. 31 , 1 ] story house and 33x60 foot , on 13th atroctt , near Howard street , 82000. No 32 , L-story house of 0 rooms nnd two lots on Maion , near 10th street , 83000. No sr , Larpo ; house fttl full lot on Capitol avenue , near 13th tticct , 82dlX > . No. 3D , 2 tlireu story brick housoi with lot 44x 213 feet , on Chicago , near 18th treet , SiOOO each. No. 37 , Houjoof 7 rooms with li lot , on Paul btreet , near Ibth street , g27tO. No 3J , House and lot on 18th street , near Shenmn , S1850. No. 39 , House of 5 rooms lth44\CO feet lot , on Ibth street , near California , $2500 No. 42 , Home of 8 rooms H Ith lot 150x100 feet , on Coburn , near Colfasti cot , $3500. No. 13. Houio and 2 lots ou Chicago , near 20th street , CT5JJ. No. 45 , Ijir u lionwj of 7 rooms , closets pantry , well nnd iNtcrn , on 18th , near Clark street , S3500. X No. 4(1 , I ir o house with full block , near new shot tow ur. * iKX ) . No. 4" , lioifu of 9 ro uns with J lot.on Pacific , near llth street S3JOO. No. 40 , liritlc house of 11 rooms , well , c'atern , pros throng out the house , k'ood barn , etc. , ou Farnham , near 17th strict , $0000. No fO , Houauof Or.vim" , cellar , well , etc. , on 10th , near I'aul street , MI. No. M , house ( if U rooim and cellar , lot 33\132 , off St. Mary's uvonuc , near convent , No. 65 , Kour lieu IH and 8Svl20 feet , on Daven- ixirt , new 10th xtrect , * 5IXX ) . No. CO , Hou'otif 9 or 10 rooms , on 'California , ru r21fct btreet , SS'OO. No. 57 , HOUEO of 0 rooms , summer kitchen , cellar , cistern , well , good barn , etc. , near St. Mary's avenue and 21st htrcct , $3000. No , 53 , New house of 7 rooms , good bam , on Webster , near 22d street , S2500. No , 50 , Four houses with J lot , on I2th street , .neurCoss 82500. No. 0) , Housa of 3 rooms on Davenport , near 23rd street , WOO. No. 61 , House of 9 or 10 rooms , on Hurt street , nuar 22nd strict , $5003. No. U2 , House of 4 rooms , 1 etory , porch , cel lar , cistern and well , on Harnoy , near 21st street , H750. . , . No. B3 , House of 4 ron" , closets. Imsement nnd collar , near White Load Works , S1COO. > o 04 , CuiMlnn'onlca > edlotonIodL'e6trcct , near post olllcu , Btoro below and T..OIUS auovu , No. 05 , Slots with burn and other Improve- jnent * . near street ear turn table , fciOOO. No. 67 , New hou e ol 0 rooms on 17th , near Cumlnir fctruct , 310GO. No US ) , Urge flno house of 12 looms , every- thins complete , a-i ISth , near Chicago , ifOOOO. No. 70 , House on 18th street , near Davenport , ttoro bolowanJ rooms above , barn , etc. , 81600. No 71 , HOUHI of 8 room * , flno cellar , all Com plcte , on California , near Slut , * 7000. No. 72 , Ilrlck hou e , 10 or 11 rooms , on Daven port , nuar 16Ui 8HKO. ; No. 73 , IJ-storv house , 0 rooms , collar , w.Il and cl.tern , on Jackson , near IStli , 81M > 0. ' No. 74 , Ilrlck hon-e with 2 lota , fruit trees , etc. , on 10th , near Capitol avenue , 815,000. No. 76 , Houie of 4 rooiiH , basement , lot 17JX ( 132 feet , on llm cy , near 7th , $ ( J75. No. 70 , 1 J-storv house , Si room ) , on Cogs street , near 10th street , 81600. No. 77 , 2-story boubo , 11 rooms , closcta , fur , race , fruit tree * ) , barn , etc. , on Funhani , new Ka'.IU ' , 21oUwlth new fcouse , well , cistern , etc. , about ono mllu vsoat of l > oet ofbco , (1600. No. " 91 , Ilouto and lot near end of icd street cir turn table , on Baundcrs street , $000. , No. W , lloue of 1 rooms , hall , cellar , pantry , rood well , etc. , 81300. No 81 , 2 houac * with D rooms , and other with fl rooms , on Chicago , ne 12th utroet , 3000. No. 82 , 1) ) story house , 6 rooms , i closets , well anil 100 barrel datum good barn , on fierce Ht. , near 0th ( near new government corrall ) , flbOO. No , 83 , 2-story house , 9 rooms , coiUhod , peed well , cUtcru , on J lot , on Capitol avcnuo , ma No. 8i , 2-story houw , 8 rooms , 4 below and < above , 3 clOMt'i , co'lar ' , well and cfitem , with 0 Jicr a ground , on gauiidomstrt-ct , nv r Uarntiks , l No 85. 2 etoren , houio on leasoil } lot , Icaso run a jiawfrpm April l t , IbSl , on lUciilc St. nmr U I' , depot , * 00. No. Ml. Hoiua , 16 roonw , well , cistern , itc. near IBthaniimrney streets , iMOO. No. a ; , 2 utory IUIUHO , 3 roama , vtoll nltti 40 loot ol uatur. ulth t acrtnolvroiind , on BaunJeru Btrwot , near . S. llnrAcks , iOOO. GEO , P. BEMIS' Eeal Estate Exchange 15th and Douglas Street , BEFORE THE BATTLE , Republicans and Democrats Ar rayed A aiust Eaoli Other , The Opposing Bides Massing Their forces for the Final Contest. The Conference Committeoa Meet bujb Pail to Agr < e on a Compromise. " T The Domoorjatio Caucus Con cludes toITry to Elect a President pro tern. The Secretaryship Will RO Over Until the December Session. Senators Anthony and Allison Bay the Session Will be a Brief One. Rumors Current That the Cabi net Meeting Tuesday WiH be the Jliast One. Arrival of Senator Davii The Ball "Will bo Started Rolling To-day. THE NATIONAL CAPITA ! . . atlonal Associated 1'riiss. HE CONVCRKM'E ACCOJIt'USIIEH NOTH ING. The democratic caucus remained In ession but fifteen minutes. Tile dom- cratio members coming on are com- nittcd by the action of their caucuses > insisting on the election of a prrsi- ont pro torn : IB soon as the senate is onvoned. The republicans declined o'confor on that basis , and nothing us done. FKOM A UKPtniLICAN STANIU'OINT. WASHINGTON , October 8. Af tor lie adjournment of the republican aucus its chairman , Senator Anthony , uririshcd the following to the press as 10 presentation of tlio case from a epublicnn stand point : "Bothrepub- can and democratic senators met at 1 o'clock this morning , Senators An- tiony and Pendlcton presiding. li aving been understood that soverul emocratic senators had manifested a illingnosa to confer with the ropub- .cans , the latter Appointed a commit- no , consisting of Senators Edmunds , herman , Allison , McMillan and Lo an to confer witlrsF'sirmlar ' commit- ee of democrats upon the or- anizatiou of the senate. This pns commuicatcd 'to the demo- rats , whereupon the latter ap- ointed Fendloton , Plight Garland , Davis and Yoorhees. The committees met and the republicans wore inform- d that before receiving notice of a cairo for a conference the democrats ad determined that under existing ircumstanccs the democrats would lecc a president pro tern of the son- to and that the democratic committee ere not authorized to confer with the epublicans on the subject. As this ecision covered the most important oint upon which the conference was csircd , the republican conferees ithdrew , and upon their report of ho facts the republican caucus ud- ournod to moot at 10 o'clock a. m. londay. " It has been well known that , as a esult of iufoimal conversations with romii'ent senators of both parties oth caucuses wore called to meet at lie same hour Saturday for the ex- ress purpose ot consultation. Anide rom the action related in the forego- the republicans unanimously greed to cast their voteo for Senator Anthony for president pro tern. Var- ous mattotH were discussed , but no tlior definite action was taken. Later Ilia evening it was learned that tlio opublicans had determined to enter a retest against the action of the omocrats in refusing a confor- nco on the subject of thu residency pro tern , No extended libustoring is expected but there will ortainly be one or moro republican peukora when the matter comes be- ore the senate. Prye , of Maine , is allied of as the principal speaker , 'he object seems to bo particularly or the party to go on record as pro- csting against alleged arbitrary soiz- urn by thu democrats of only a chance , or a possible succession to the presi- loncy which , the republicans claim , ightfully belong to themselves. As ar as can bo learned the Republicans 0'0t no further than the dis- ussiou of the question of the residency pro torn. The matter ofiSecrotary is loft for Monday's caucus. The understanding is that ho democralH will make no move to wards completing the reorganization. L'ho republicans may call for another conference towards the adjustment of ho rest of the senate , but much will depend on how the protest against the irst name offered is received. Ac cording to the democrats no attempt will bo made to interfere with the reg ular swearing in of three now repub lican senators-elect , unless the republicans licans decide to filibuster against thu election of Bayard. In that cane Warner Miller's .case will probably o thrown into the committee on priv ileges and elections. A IIIIIKP HEHSION. That the republicans dp not now intend to prolong the session is uvi dent. Senator Anthony and Allisoi both said to-night that they cxpocto ( the session would not last a week The object of the meeting Monda ; morning is to BOO ull democrats or a least enough to elect u president pr torn. torn.Senator Senator Fair is not expected thi session. Ho hus paired with Scnuto IMatt , of Connecticut. All olhora ar expected to be hero in their seats. I is probable that the democrats will not take any stops in regard to the election of a secretary before Decem ber , unless a movement in that di rection is inaugurated by the republi cans , but nllow Qhi f Clerk Khnb : : to perform tliounctions / of that ollico. CAUINET MEETING TUESDAY. Members of the cabinet not al ready here are expected to-morrow morning. The first cabinet moot ing with the president occuts at Senator Jones' residence Tuesday. UAI1INET HUMORS. Humor lias it that this will bo the last assemblage of President Gar- fiold's cabinet ; that Secretary Windpm at least will ask that his resignation > o accepted forthwith. Other do- > arlurcs nro not improbable. Noth- ng is heard to-day about ConkJing's trobablo accession to the treasury Portfolio , though it is generally ad- nittcd that sonio ono must be chosen or the place soon. Secretary Win- dom said this evening that his plans or the future wore too in definite for urn to say anything about them. .TUB IMlBStUXNUY I'KO TKM. These who ought to know bust seem o think that the cabinet slate will do- ) end somewhat on the issue of the opublican protest agiiinst Senator { ajanl's election to thu presidency ire torn , of the senate. This is bought not impossible though highly mprobablo. It is thought that some morgency may yet bring David Davis o the front for the presidency. At uiy rat a there is sure to bo consider able debate before the president is ilcctod. A rUOIIAKLEOIUECTION TO MILLKK. Speeches may bo expected from Senators Edmunds , Curloton and " 'rye ' at least. If the republican pro- cst is too strong the democrats may raise nn objection to Mr. Miller's wearing in and this will add to the omplications. The program , as ar- angod Saturday , remains un- hanged. THE FIH.ST DAY'S ruooiuiM. There is nothing now to indicate iiut there will bo a Ion ? session. The enato will bo called to order at noon . > y the chief clerk , and Senator Pen4 Ipton will make a speech in uomin- J ting Senator Bayard for the presi- .oncy pro tern. Senator Edmunds : rill also speak in nominating Senator mthony tor the same position and thor speeches may follow. It is ossiblo that the first day will bo do- otod to speeches , though it is not tow intended to carry the debate to nything like filibustering. Once tie president is chosen and nothing ut accident can prevent Bayard's be- ip ; the man. Next in order will bo fie swearing in of the republican sen- tors , unless tbo democrats insist on boosing a secretary first. This qucs- ion they have not yet decided. The robabilities are that they will make 10 effect to complete the organization jut let thu chief clerk act aa secretary n the interim by virtue of.succession. HB SECEETAUYHIIIP OF T11E SENATE. Marquis D. IBaurank , of California , i looking up as a republican candi- , ate for secretary of the senate. Pos- ibly the republicans may propose to lect a secretary. In that case tjjo oinocrata will elect thcir-man unless ) avis votes with the republicins. of Uuch a proposition , of courHo , will not oino from < the republican side until lie new men are sworn in. It may o definitely stated that thejo is no resent intention on the part of the umocrats to object to the swearing in f any now senators-elect. If tlwo natters progress smoothly it isthought liat thu business of the session can o concluded next week. . Senator David Davis arrived to-day nd has boon called on by a score of omocratic senators this evening. AUTUMN SPORTS. * iTHE TURF. tloui ! Associated Pieu. JEHOME PARK KACES. NKW YOUK , October 8. The first race , three-quarters of a mile , was von by Bonnie Lizzie , Checkmate econd , Sir Hugh third , Time , 1:18. Thu second race , three-quarters of milo , was won by Ita.iku , MucDufF ocoml , Yorkshire third. Time , 1:10. : The third race , milo and a half , was won by Shark. Time , 2:42J. : The fourth race , mile and throo- ' [ uartors , was won by Forida , and a load heat between Monitor and Ed- vin for second place. Time , ! ? :14. The fifth race , milo and a quarter , was won by Wudfiold , Gov. Hampton econd. Time , 2:11 : ; } . The sixth race , a steeple chase , was von by Bertha , Day Star second. ATHLETIC. NEW YOUK 1'OLO OKOIWDH. tri ro NEW YOIIK , October 8. At the American Athletic club games at thu ? ole grounds to-day , L. E. Myers > eat the best time ever made in the forld in a 1,000 yards run by a pro- cssional or amateur. Ho ran u half nile in 1 minute 503-5Bcconds , which H also the best ti.no over made by an amateur , and 1,000 yards in 2 minute and 111 seconds. In the 220 yard hurdle race H. M. Jtono made the best time on record n this country. Time 27A seconds. ' ' In the two milo bicycle race W. smith beat all previous American records by ISA seconds. Time , 0 min utes 8i seconds. Indication ! ) National AamclnteU I'rcw. WAHHINOTON , October 10 , 1 a. in. For the lake region ; Fair weather , north winds , higher banmiutcr , lower - or temperature. For thu upper Mississippi valley : Partly cloudy weather and wind t-liiftin < , < jo north westhigher barometer , stationary or lower temperature. For thu lower Missouri valley : Fair weather , north * erly winds , higher barometer und lower temperature . Ph Best Brewing Co. , Milwaukee Export Boor. .7 , E , BLAKI : , out3-10t Agent , Oinuhu , WASHINGTON. Gniteau to bo Brought Before tlio Oranfl Jury To-flay , The Assassin Growing Moro Nervous OB the Time for His Trial Draws Near , A Senpation Created by the Discovery of F raud in tbo Pension Offloo. . Futhor Developments Batur- day in the Obristianey Divorce Suit. Coukliug Calls on tho-Prosidont and Has a Two Houra' " Talk. . ' 1- . : Ho Deniei the Rumor Tbnt&o Hai Been. Offered tfcii rref- ary Portofollo . * . GUITEAU. National Auoclattxl 1'rcss. OBOW1NO NBRVOtJS. Ouitoau will probably Ug Uroughi before the grand jury { it pHud on Monday. As ihe liino draws' near for him to k-nvo his cull ho i ? " said to bo growing inoro and morojiervons. Hn will bo taken to the cb ur in ' prison vim und probably before aunrwo. THE Mrs. Christiancy , intho , 'divorce case against her husband hero .to-day , testified that while residing in Lan sing , Mich1 , on one occasion her hus band struck her and ? * knocked her down. In Peru , in the month of Au gust , 1879 , while living , at tlio lega tion , ho struck her several times , ami on ono occasion pushed htfr out of the liouso ' and shut the door against her. Afterwards she returned rjjjth her hus band's son. Hu struck 'her again and iut both out of doors. Hftjtheu called "or his son to come back'&nd. told him if howent away. with witness it must bo forever. Thu eon answered that it would bo forever and kept on and escorted her to n hotel where she remained over itight. The next day ho sent to her to come badk , Mm mes senger saying ho was in * very sick , dohroua and almost dyini condition. Shu wont back to the legation and instead of being nick she ifound her husband quietly sitting in the room in his right mind. Hti became very kind to her and remained Q tilf next Monday. Then ho camel-1 , her and used all sorts of uolonce < ) Bald ho told an untruth when hiaixY he * ' i"'as Boiry for the numncr in which ho had treated her. He also assaulted her at the legation ono month later. She refused to live with him after that. CONKXINO. ; UK CALLS ON TUB PRESIDENT. WASHINGTON , October 8. The visit ex-Senator Colliding at this time : and the fact that ho was closct'cd for two hours with the president , has re ived the old rumor of the probability his being tendered and of his ac- pting the treasury portfolio. Conk- ng woo approached to-nfglit and iiid : "I came to sue the president ; I uvo not seen him smco ho became resident until to-day. Wo had a onverBution on various subjects and don't know when I shall see him .gain. I had thought I could call on iui with an much Hifoty as any other f his friends , but it seems that'tho outlomen of the press are cxorcisod ver it. I assure you , you have no eason to bo and [ I wish you a vary oed evening. " ' MISCELLANEOUS- . HTANDAllD MLVKIl DOLLAI1H. WAHHINOTON , October 8. Stund- rd silver dollars to the amount of 005,997 were distributed during the voek ending Saturday us against 023,093 , for thu corresponding wook. f 1880. DKNIKD. The report that President C.irfiuld. made requent before ho cliod that 'resident Arthur should appoint Col. . lockwoll quartet master-general of thu rmy is denied by Kockwell'a friends. 1U1UMENT IN KAVOIt OF MAII , HOUTES. Second Assistant Postuwstor Oun- ral Elmer heard un urgument by Col. Cohort Ingorsoll yestordiiy in favor o ortain contruetors in Wyoining and Colorado whouu mail routes it in in- ended to discontinue. Elmer luid ! doptod the rule of notyfying con- raetors when a discontinuiuice of u. outo was anticipated and of allowing lioso interested to turnisd'arpuuient vithin ten days why , in their opiuiou , hero should be no discontinuance. . KUAUDH IN TUB 1'KNHION OVKWK. WAHHINOTON , October 1 > The al- Ill teged discovery of frauds in the pon- lion oflico created a decided sensation lioro. Officials liorp are exceedingly non-committal. Commissioner Dud- i-y while admitting that uonifctlmig is wrong refused tlio details. He says : 'I cannot believe that there is a ring in ho oflieo and I am trying to cluoo up all avcnuo of approach by which frauds night bo committed , All so far that uia been s.dd . lias been based on ono c.180 , that of Black , which is only 11 well defined CMO. Wo think that through that case wo may discover others of a Minilai nature , but ot course it would be improper to talk , about BusneV.lcd cases until thoroughly investigated. " c TUB I'HKHIIIENT ATTKNIM DIV1NI ! WOK- HUM' . WAHIUNOTON , October 0. Presi dent Arthur remained lit homo to-day with the single exception of attend ing diviiio services at St. John's eliurch thii morning. Ifo was accom panied by Senator Jones , of Novudii. Hu occupied the old residential pew in tlio center of the church , In tlui iibionco of thu rector , Dr. Leonard , the Bcrmon was preached by Dr. Potter - tor , but luul no special significance. ELECTRIC BRIEFS. CilltJAHO , October 0. This is the tunth anniversary of Chicago's great conflagration , by which tiio bettor part of the city was swept away. CINCINNATI , October' ) . TlioUnited States association of charcoal iron workers Avoro in session Saturday dis cussing subjects bf interest to tlio business. Tlio delegates visited tlio exposition and zoological gardens and last evening had a banquet at tlio Highland house. SYCAMOHK , 111. , October 0. The trial of Rev. II. W. Thonms before the Methodist conference was con tinued yesterday. The Chicago in vestigation of a'fo weeks since was repeated and Thomas' case goes over tn Monday. The matter of the chargta of lying preferred by Dr. Thomas against Dr. Parkhurat wns re ferred to a committee. CiiiCAdo , October ! ) . II' . P. Smith. of Worcester , Mass. , w.m attacked \\itliinsniityyestorilny and commit ted iiiieide. AIniNts : , Octobers ) . There are several canes of Texas fever amoiiK cattle in Audubon county , taken from Cherokee c.ittlo sent there to feed. Pink-eye bus broken out among thu horses hero. Several cases fatal. Cmc.vdo , October H. Dr. Wayland Heret. late of Urooklyn , preached his lirst Heriiion to-day , on lussuminu the pastoratu of the First Baptist church in this city , made vacant by vho resig nation of Dr. LanniurSigatronK. , Rov. Father Mortimer O'Connor , S Ireland , lectured lust night in Me- Cormick'H hall ou the iiesent condi tion of Ireland and raised some 6-100 Fur the amuliuratiou of thu condition of Ireland. Ho beliovei his country will pie long gain h > : r freedom of soil a d independent government. a Barker it McLood , bArristers of lliis city woru arrested in Cincinnati in Mistake for bank robbess. It is likely hey will HUO the Cincinnati authorit- cs for damages. ST. JOHN , N. B. , October 9. Sir Henry Mauie , the now governor of Mow Foimdlaiid , anivi'd ( v-day from by the Hteamship. Nova Scotia. MONTHKAL , ( Int. , October I ) . Jickson , gcnunil mauaijer of the jrandTiunk railroad , arrived to-day n the steamer Circassian. COUNTY CONVENTIONS. a The Democrats , Alliance and reenbackers of Seward County in Convention. A Coalition Formed Botwera th 20 Hpcelal Dispatch taTiiK Hr.i. Neb. , October ! > : The democrats , alliance and groenbackoru iekl their county conventions in this city yesterday. An attempt was made o form a coalition of all thrco parties , as jut the democratic overtures wore re- looted ! by the greenback and alliance delegates. The democrats tht-iMiom- inatad a full ticket , as follows : Joseph Dupin for clerk , Jas. Brinkonhoil for kin treasurer , II. C. I'ago for county judgor Oscar O. B.irrickon for commissioner on theme missioner , John Brown for shorifi' , mo Stecnhoffbr for superintendent of pub cell lic instruction , Goo. Gillcspio for rop- or rcacntativo to fill vacancy , Dr. Lach- n hart for coroner , E. Jull for surveyor. ligl After these nominations were made loTj the alliance and the groenbaokorn A * wont into joint convention , with 120 delegates and with the almost harmony proceeded to put the following in the field i\n the antimonopoly - monopoly ticket of Seward county : . vol Ed' . A. Keofe for clerk , present in 'boi ' cumbent and a greenbauker ; Samuel am enM Matthews , ulliunc'j republican , for county treasurer ; John D. Hickman greonbackor , for county judge , Ilnm- sou Walker , ulliunce republican , for of sheriff ; F. 0. Simmondsjgrcenbacker , for county superintendent ; Al Wil ed' liams , alliance republicans , for ropro- Btiiitutivu ; ( ) ncnr IJmiicker , alliance democrat , for county. commiHoioner ; E. .lull , alliance republican , for counc' ' ty Biirvoyor ; Dr. ILirvey , ullianco lie- po publican , for coroimr. The republican - can convention met October 3 , and wii ? entirely controlled by Lieutenant Governor Cams , hence it nominated a straight Jo monopoly ticket , which hu . caused bu ihiH combination , of anti-monopoly th mon , Three tickets are now in the rw field , and the excitement runs high. The clmncoftiuro admitted to. bo in fa vor of the anti-monopoly nomitu'm. i the republiciui ticket being < ducidudly elf colon and Uiu democratic forcon lud ; > by blatant ox-robols wi | > lory in their tnmaomblo records. : PuoaoUaiii Clil- ) Kitloiul A&ioclatotl I'ICM CJHUAHO , October 'J , Two of the largest congio atioim tlut huve an- sombluil in Clnuii o uinco the duy of the great Moody tuid Sankoy UbiTiiu- clo , gathurod Iwrday to hoar Huv. DuWilt Tulmuiju , of Brooklyn , llo preuuhod in thu inorninu ut tlio Firnt l'iuilytoriuiil one of thu l ige t in thu city , which was packed to tlio hint inch of HUiulmg room und thoumudu were turned away nnublu to gain ad- miBuion , Thu HUIIID cnmli occunud ut Furwoll hull uliuro hu pruivchod u eoriuon to young mon. rolicomoii hud to hu eniploynd to keep the crowii bauk. The sermons woru both ill Mr. ordiuury yyin , FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC. Gladstone Makog a Speech on Free Trade , . , _ . _ _ The Forts of Tunis Occupied by French Troops. Probability That the French Ministry Will Resign Shortly. Fatal Shooting Scrape at _ Quinoy , 111. , Between Two Sporting Mon. . An Old Man Near OsaRo City , Kan , , Murdered For His Money. Orlmof : i Castmltlos and Misoollono- ou NOWB Notes From All Over the Country. FOKEION ATP AIRS. N t AiiaoclntcJ I'roni. rot OK TUNW OCUUl'JKt ) IIV VHKNOH TROOl'H. TAIIIH , October' ) . The forts of Tu nis liavo boon occupied by French troops. Tire thousand men nru on- oampod at the gates of the city. Yory little excitement was caused by this important | event except among thu Jews in outlying charters who have been asked permission to carry oil the old cannon of the forts , whether with view to concealing them or to- use them as weapons of defense is neb ap parent. TUB FKKNCIt MINIHTUV. It remains an open question whether or , as they certainly intondcd n few days ago , the present ministers will resign Ijoforo the opening of the ses sion or whether , yielding to the force Of public ] opinion , they will remain in ollicc until tlio Africa question hiu > boon fully decided by thu chambers. In case it would , it SCUIIIB curtain , judging from articles in La Ropubli- qui Franco and' from private conver sation with frequenters of the palaias- bourbon , that M. Gambotta will re fuse to undertake the task of forming now 1 ministry until a debate has been hold. ( ILAPSTONB ON FJIEB TIIAIIK. LONDON , October 8. Mr. Glad , stone remained at Leeds to-day quite tired out and exhausted. Ho received , however , a number of callers. At a great mooting lost night more than 20,000 people were present. Mr. Uladftono said that the course of the obstructionist * in parlianyzjxt had 1 rendered imperative certain altera tions in the rules of the house of ' commons. The progress of the French treaty had mot with no serious difli- culty. Ho was certain , ho added , the no government in England would ever pledge itself to abolish free trade Germany or America had. As long as America adhered" to protection ! British commercial supremacy was as sured. , MEETINO OK King Alfonso , * of Spain , mot the king of Portugal nt Valencia Alcan tara to-day. This is a fortified town the loft bank of the Tagus near Portugal frontier. Both of the mouarchs , who appeared to be in ex cellent spirits , then proceeded togeth to i Cucures , the cupitol of the pro vince of Kstrenmdurii , whore tomorrow - row they will witness the great bull fight. The bull ring at Gacorcs is the V largest in Spain. | Ai'SAIlUS ! UNSETTLED INTUB THANH- VAAI , LONDON , October 0. A dispatch fpom Durban states that iiflairs in thu' ' Transvaal are moro unsettled than ovor. Some cf the members of thu volkHrand , in a closed tutting of that 'body , proposed to run the convention and defy the British. , 1MKNKLL ( ! OIS : FOR TJIfl 1'KKMIEIt. DUBLIN , October ! ) j Parnell , in speaking at Woxford to-day , called. Mr. Gladstone an unrivalled slanderer Ireland , and the diorta on behalf o3 the Irish , of which the premier boast ' , were evident by , two thousand. ai evvcl ions since the beginning of the year by crowding the oountry with soldiers. ] Ho said that the throats of Mi Gladstone would bo scattered as tl chad' before the determination of the people < to regain their lost land ind ativo independence. a CRIME- . UA.UOIIT. NEW YORK , October 9. JanvesiW. it Johnson , of Punnsylvania , was taught burglari/.ing the room of a guvst iu , ho St. JamoaJiotel lust night andiar- estod. e MUKDUItHO { ( OH HIH MONXV. KANHAH Oizv , October 9i John n Morrisaey , an old'amn ' living alone on u farm luiur Osigu City , Kas. , has siHI eng boon. suspected of having u largo HIb imount of money cqucoaled about his HIU remisoa , and. vas attacked by four nnnkedniim tbjs evening while , food- lid ' ng his stock. They took' l.liaofrom lie iis pockuta. There is no clue to , the o identity of tlw robbers , but it is s I'c osul to bo some of his noluhbors , c PATA& . HUOOTINU ll. , October 9 , A shwat- ng serape took place at 1 o'clock ou Maine street , near the opor.i hou&o , xi-duy. John MoDudo , ox-chiuf of police , liad a grudge against iviudlier iporlinx man nuiuud Jackson. They met und MeDadu , who was armed with a double barrelled shotuun , im- mcdiatuly fired , the first luul taking ullcct in ilnckson's jaw , tairiiif" it in twain. Ifo fired another shot , which took eIR'et in Jackson's log , Jackson fell at the fitst shot , but raised on his knees with u nnvy lovolver and lirud , hti iking MoDadu ia thu abdomen , in flicting iv mortal wound , The affair iiitunao excitement nnd in uup- nosed to have originated o or gam bling , nuri'oHr.n MUIIDBH , SAN ASTONIO , Tox. , October J ) . Last night alxnit Rovontcon mill B west of hero the bodies of two mon were soon on the track of the International milroad , but too Into to "top the train. They woru horribly niangtetl. Ono was an American and the otlior * a Mexican. It is supposed that they * were ( murdered and placed on the track to liitle thu crime. NK\V YOIIK. October D. Late last night John O'Connor , a carpenter , cum u homo drunk and shot his wife in the side , inflicting n mortal wound from which she died this morning nt 0 ) o'clock. ( Maria Me Ksencr was in n butcher shop near her residence when aho was attacked by bar husband , John , from whom she had been puparatcd several years , and fatally stabbed in the chest nnd abdomen. TWO DKsrr.UATiort KUNO. Soconuo , N. M. , October & . L. Mcrdoanx , commonly known as "Frcnchy , " and Busboy Blark , tire hardened desperadoes , were lynched hero Uday for robbing a store and stealing a homo at Liuiiy. They con- feasod , and wern chained together and hanged to a cottomvood tree , CASUALTIES , IUU.F.n I1V A TRAIN. KANSAS CITY , October 8. Geo. W , Freeman , a carpenter of Codav City , was killed by an M. , K , & T. train ab Rogers' landing to-day. The eow- catalier struck him mid carried hi lifeless body to the depot at Jefferson. City. FATALACOJDENT TO' A' MINEH , 111. , October ! ) ; J cr Christian , n minor , was badly injured last evening by a blast hi the north shaft of the co.it mine , llis skull WOA- fractured so-ns to render death almost- certain. The accident was the result- of carelessness. UAlIiRuAI ) ' CLINTON , Iowa , October 8. A pas- if sourer tr.iin , bound from Itouk Ihlaiul ] to Itacino , rat > into a freight train U Sutton Junction , 111. , tlirco milos- east of this city , yesterday. J. . ) . Flanigan , station agent , and Arthur Cuddy were killed. Lester Fisk was hurt internally ] and will dio. L. Rosenblatt , a traveling man of Beloit , Wis. , was badly wounded and H. B. Sutherland badly crushed. The acci dent was caused1 by the failure'ofr the air brakes to work. IILKP'TO LI'.ATH. SPAIITA , Wis. , October 8. William. Vivan , o wealtHy farmer , while re- iturning homo on horseback with a soy the , cut his arm and bled to death. tile wan found yesterday. His > left arm was gnawedofifiby dogs. WENT-'ABHOHE. QUEBEC , October tte - $ ? * $3 ship Carcoran , one of the 'la\gliat''of 'the- Allen line of steamers , on her way to Glasgow , vent ushorn twenty roilea below here to-day. Her fore compartments- all out of water , . TugH have gone to-hor assistance. . MICHIGAN SUFFERERS , The ] Belief Committees Aotingr Hormoniouely and Supplies- Being Sent Them. N&Uonal Amocutcd I'rtM. Dr.TKOiT , Miah. , Oetohor ! i , > The Hcorotniy of the l iitoburg , Pa..relief committee , huviiu ; booh aont into the Blichignn burnt'district to spy out the land , publislvea the ' . - re port . , to-duy : "Lhave returned from a trip of nearly one hundred miles * through the burst district with letters from the Detroit and Port , Huron , committees , [ lave met the agents of both , .finding . , tltcni working , ia perfect harmony. Llr vo been progentuit thr > . ilistribution ofitlio supplies , , and have Been and conversed with tho- people at tlu > stations- and at- , their furniB , and there is : , gouerali satiafuction with the manner of dis tribution and unboundedgratitude to- the donors. TSbo wheat i evorywhcr&- Uroon above the ground , making their * hearts tranquil as to the Juturo. Tho- late cold ni < { iita huvo cauead some dis tress on account of lack of shelter und bedding Those dvficioncies ara now being' speedily made good. , ] j have found ) "cranks' " and malcon tents , but. all sunsiblcv people admit that the relief has bean prompt and ; oilicient. 'Shirfuct tl : t'pantiiig'tiinc ) < had already arrived vvJion the iires oc curred , aud there is. now lurgezr- acrenge sliown than orur , bo , fore ia. the best evidence , ofi the efficiency of the conuaittuQi.j There acu no foiicui , but tlio crop * iot in no , danger of being destroyedl > y roving ooitlo. A 'Jttlo wntching and an abuudanco of reun gnus.will pro tect tli0 people f r > the pccisont. fhp extent : , of land under uuprovament was. not anticipated bymo ami the moat uatoniahina fnot wn thut ta such an : arwa of improved landfso much do- atruotion was pastiblo. Xt is rare to Hco-uo much good i farming laud in ono body as exists in this re/jioa. To sum ujV iny obsorYfttiona load OM to be- liuve that thcra has fttyun , a-widespread destruction of. ijropciy , a great lostn of human liK ) , and a' vast number cJ3 ' cojilo requiring relief thrown upon tKa hurjty ot tha coua ry. The commit tee , of wlu0h ox-Sonator Baldwin ia chuirumii , will sorm bo in posseaaJoa of compete Btmi'jtica which will en able it to dotpr.fiiiiio to what extent further contributions will be required. . The trust so far , has boon faithfully anil vconumicully administered. Thorn has been u perfect understanding be- twoun the agents on the ground , ami so fur UH 1 could U'imi CUBOS uf cation and urnun have boon few , ( Signed ) D. H. AViixuiia , Socrotury of the Michigan Uoliel Committee for the , city of Pittsburg , Prt , That goiiugantlonmn ) , ! Stove lie , presides ut , the llifgiiia oponini ; to-iuyht ,
