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ELEVENTH tEAR OMAHA , TUESDAY MORNING , OCTOBER 18 , 1881 , NO. 100
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Xo. 1 , Kc houie , 7 rooms , on Cumlngr itrcet'
itr Baundera , $1200.
No. 2. 2 story house , 9 room" , ! ! , clitcrnand
Urn , Webeter.rieur 16th ttreet , tUXO. f
No. 3 , HooM'ot 10 < rooms ; on Harnoy , uur
6th ( trect , toiM < foundation , S4000. n i'
Ko. 4 , Tanto houM of .11 roAint , on WebtUr
itrcct , near Creiuhton Cell e , R600.
No. 6 , Uoiug of 7 rooms , on Cans , near 17th
! street , 81000 ; , , ,
. No. 7,1 House ot 8 rooms , 3 lob , on Kthitrett ,
near Iran ) , ftSi 00. % d ,
No 8 , House of 6 rooms , on Caw , nc r Hth ,
22xlt2 feet lot , $1300.
No. 0 , House ol 3 rooms , kitchen , etc. , oi"
Can , near 13th gt cct , 8300. .
No. 10 , Home of Sroonu with lot 2x132 feet , '
on Casa , near Hth itrcet , $900. . ,
No. 11 , House of 0 rooms , on 10th vtrcct , near
Douglu , 44x66 feet lot , $4000.
No. ISrHoouof 0 room ) , brick foundation , on
Harnej , near 27th trcct , $1000
No 13. litorynrw house of. 6 rooms , lirick
foundation , on St. Stor/a n cnue , near content ,
51600. <
No. 14 , House of S rooms and summer Kiti hen ,
on 20th street , near tlarlc , 82MM.
No. IS , House of 8 rooms , on Sherman avenue
(16th street ) , near Nicholas , 22EO.
No. 16 , 1 J-itoiy hoiino of 4 rooms , cellar ,
stable , etc , , on Da\em > ort , near 22d street. (1500.
No. 17 , Story brick house ot 0 rooms , near
en J of red street car turn table , $2360 , ,
No. 18 , House and S lots , 4 blocks w est of High
School , J2EOO.
No. 10 , House and 3 loU on road to park , near
head St. Mary's ayenue. 3500.
No. 20 , Houio and 11 } lots neu Uascall's , South
Omaha , § 2600. - . '
No. 21 , House and lot on Dmenp rt street ,
near 16th'str et , 86&00.
No. 22 , 2 story house and lit 32x06 feet , on
Davenport.nearISthstreet,81300. - , .
No , 23 , iHOUM of 4 rooms and Sjlota.on 17th
street , near Itard.'SISOO.
No. M , House and'J ' lot on 10th ttreet , near
Podge , # SH > . " -
No. tar House anil 1 let on 10th street , near
Capitol a\enue , H50.
N * . 27 , 2 houses and lot on Jackson , near 13th
street , 94300. . . > .
No. a ) , Bhouncs and Hot on California , near
13th street , 5000.
No. 30. 11-story brick house of 4 rooms with
lot 60x200feet , onShtrioan avenue (10th street ) ,
near Izani , $3000.
No. 31 , l-stoiy house and 33x86 feet , on ISth
street t , near Howard street , * # 00. i
No. 32 , _ story house ot tt rooms ami two lots
on Mason , near 15th street. $3000. ] i
No. S5 , Large house and full lot on Capitol
atomic , near 13thstreet , $2300.
No. 30 , 2 three story brick houses IU lot 44x
213 feet , on Chicago , near ISth struct , &SWO each.
11 > o. 37. House of 7 rooms v , itli 1J lot Paul
Itrctt , war 18th street , $2760 , ' '
I No. SS , House and lot on 18th nt-root , near
Sherman , t850. i , j i ) t < i
/ No. 39 , House of D rooms with. 44x96 feet lot ,
/o / 18th street , near California , $ ! ! iOO
' No. 42 , " House of 8 rooms with lotUOxlBO feet ,
J on Co-burn , near Col fax street , $3BOO.
/ No. 4 ! ! . House and 2 lota on Chicago , near SOth
street , K6JJ. . *
No. 45 , Lnrtfo hoUBOol 7 roonis'olasct pantry ,
ell and clsttrn , on 18th , near Clark Htreet , $3XX ! ) ,
No. 40 , Larco liouto with full block , near new
ehott ow er , 62000. > \ T <
No. 47 House of 0 rotas uith J lot , on Pacific ,
ncullth street. 3000.
Ne. 40 , flrkk liousootf 11 rooms , well , o'stern ,
KM UirougLout the house , good barn , etc. , on
Karnrmm , near 17th street , 0000 ,
No. to , House nf 0 rooms , cellar , well , etc. . on
190i , near Paul street , $3900. '
3lo. 63 , House of 0 rooms andccllarlot33xl3i : ,
off fit. Mary's avenue , pear convent , $1600.
Ko. 6 , Four housesondBSxlSU feet , on Ia\en-
l ort , near 10th street , $5000. . 4.
No. 60. Houte of 0 or 10 rooms , on California ,
ntr 21st street , $5500.
No. 67 , House of 0 .rooms , summer kitchen ,
cdlar. cistern , well , good 4arn , etc , , near Kt ,
Mar-'a a\enne and SUt street , 3000. . I
No. 68 , Now house of 7 rooms'good l rn , on
Webster , near 22d street. 925OO.
No. 69 , Four house * HUM Jtot , oil 12th street ,
ixsart'oss 82500. ' *
. No. 00 , IlouseofSroomson Davenport , near
Ktrd street , 900.
Ko. 81 , House of 0 r 10 rooms ; on Burt street ,
i > car 22nd street , 8&000.
No. 62 , House of 4 rooms , 1 story , porch , eel'
lar , cistern and nell , on Haroe , near21ststreet ,
C13EO.
No. 63 , House of 4 rooms , closets , basement
and cellar , near White Lead forks , 91600 ,
Ha. C4.tlulldln ? onieased lot , en Dodate street ,
near post olnce , store lielow and r ems above ,
bOO.
No. CD , Slots with barn and other Improve
ments , near street car turn table. 82000.
No. 07 , Nctv houal a room * on 17th , near
Cumin ? street , 81000.
No. 09 , Larjfo fltn house of 12 rooms , e\ery-
thln complete , on 18Ui , near Chicago , tflXMQ.
No. 70 , Homo on 18th strict , near tmvenport ,
tore below and roomsabo e , bam , etc. , 81LOO.
No. 71 , House of 8 rooms , line cellar , all com
pitta , on California , near 21st , CJOOO.
No. 72 , Lrlck liouia , 10 or 11 rosma , on Da cn
porti carl5tli $50CO.
No. 73 , li-atory house , 0 rooms , cellar , w 1
and cistern , on Jackson , near 12th. 41800.
No. 74 , Ilrlck house uith 2 lot * , fruit trees ,
etc , on 16th , near Capitol avenue , 115,000.
No. 76 , House of 4 roout , basement , lot 17i *
132 feet , on llaicy , near 7th , M76.
No , 7811-itory house , Broonii , on Coas street ,
near 16th street , WMO.
No , 77tory home , U rooms , closets , f ur >
race , fruit tree * , barn , etc , on farnoan * , near
Ibth ttreet , (8000.
No. 78 , i lot * with new house , well , cislern ,
i-.about one mileuettof port ofBos , (1600.
No. 79) ) , House and lot near end of ltd street
csr turn Ublc , on Haundera street , 8000.
No. bO , Home of 4 rooms , ball , cellar , pantry ,
good rell , etc. , * 1300. >
No , 81 , 2 houses with 0 rooms , and other with
6 rooms , on Chicago , near 12th strict , S3000.
No. 82 , 1)story ) home , 6 rooms , 4 closets , well
and 100 barrel cistern good barn , on Pierce fit. ,
.
No , 84 , 2 story house , 8 rooms , 4 below and I
above , 3 lionets , ceUar , well and cittern , with fi
acris ground , on Saunders street , near Uarruks ,
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No. 65 , 2 stores , house on leased } lot , lease
runs 2j cars from April 1st , 1881 , on I'acltlc St. ,
near U. i' . depot , m > .
No. SO. House , IS rooms , well , cistern , etc. ,
near IStu and llarney strecU , tWWi
No , U7 , 2 story house , a rooms , well with 10
fret of water , with 6 acresotirround , on Saunden
tmt , near U. B. Uarracks , SOOO.
GEO. F. BEMIS'
Real Estate Excliauge
15th and Douglas Street.
ACROSS THE ATLANTIC.
Strenuous Efforts Still
Hade to Suppress the Land
Leapo in Ireland.
Arrest Yefcterdayt ' rider the
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Coercion Act , of the Secre
tary of the League. .
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Brutal Policemen , Wild With
. .Liquor. Patrol the Streets
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Abusing Citizens and -Ill-Treat
ing Women DisEraoeful n
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Scenes.-
ihe-Tunia Insurgonta-Defeaiea
in an Engagement With
rf * PrenchTroop | ,
The Prussian Government Vig-
- * ofooaly 'Profeeoutmcr the
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Qr kt Destruction is
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j.WAPFAtRS IN mEL.uro.t *
N tlon l AaeocUted Prow.
-H MOBS IK LIMERICK.
rDcuLiwf October 17. The" excite
ment in Limerick atUl continbea at
fever , heat. The 'jails-are ' sikrouridod
by mobs , who havd.all day been fol
lowing1 thO'different ' prisdncravto thc
courts and back , in crdcr to * applaud
those belonging to the land Icaspio.
The magistrates have condemned from
the bench the condu.ctl of the I mobs ,
and have proclaimed that-tho'inilitary
and police have both been , ordered
henceforth to carry fire-arms loaded
with ball-cartridges.- "
MOKE AURE8T8 UNDER THE COERCION
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DUBLIN , October 17. More arrests
have been madoi under the coercion
act , and the intention of the govern
ment to utterly suppress -the "land
league becomes daily more apparent.
Mr. . Fonor , secretary of thai land
league , and Mr. Girara O'Toole have
been arrested at Fulton , county Car-
low. , * t
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DUBLIN , October 17. The people
should be warned against the exaggcrJ- .
atedreporU ; of the outburst ofipubl"
fary-in-Tmrious quarters of Ireland I r
garding the recent arreutir The.ldya
of organized resistance ma.y bo * 'dis
missed at "once. Even unorganized
mobs are not dangerous. , The impor
tance of the affairs here 'on Saturday
and Sunday nights is not ascribable to
the violence of the crowd , but to the
brutality. 6f the police. ' floJtoll ! the
truth _ there was' hardly a mem
ber of 'the 'specialforce 'engaged
who w asjK > trnbr6 | or lea ? drurik > { .One
police mwi said this morning that the
members had nothing to cat and but
little sleep since Saturday .morning ,
but were able to get drinks at-several
public houses , Tlio result was that
they were" wild /vfith / liquor. JVell
knWii citizens/ / ' newspaper reporters ,
telegraph messengers , and even womuii
suffered from 'the outrageous con
flict of the police. It was stated that
shooting occurred all over the city uid
th&tmany people were killed. It now
turns out' that only one person wes
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vx5utided with'buclKhot. '
DUKLIN , October 17. The execu
tive oflicors of the land - league have
removed their headquarters to Liver
pool ; whore Mr. " O'Connor""will con
tinue the business , r
"Thirty arrests have boon .tmadb of
parties who took part in tlio riot at
Limorick'ycaberday. There * ro 'about
twenty-three persons in 'the hospitals
at Limerick.
OTHER.JEOREXQN AXVAIRK.
AFTKR NIHILISTS.
BKHLIN , October 17. AltSiough it ia
denied that any fresh measures were1
proposed at Dantzig againet nihiliam
there ore signs thos einco that meet
ing the revolutionists have been more
sharply looked after than before. The
Prussian authorities have shown their
activity in the matter by the recent
arrest of a nt iberof Hussion nihilists
.and their incarceration.
WILL 1EAVK FOK
LONDON , October 17. . The Turkish
commissioner * will leave for Egypt on
Thursday.
THE INStmOENTB DEKEAO'KI ) ,
PAHIS , OcU ber 17. The news
from Aaric * tUa morning .are sensa
tional but somewhat confused. It is
tolerably certain that the exact truth
concerning the condition of aflairs
there ia not suffered to corae over the
wires. Dispatches this morning , however -
over , say that the Tunis insurgents ,
who wereattackuig General Sebastian's
column were defeated , after sb : hour's
fighting. Their lots in estimated at
800 killed and wounded. Ait Bey
repulsed the insurgents.
DESTKUCI1VK HUKBICANE.
LONDON , October 17. Dispatches
from Germany state that the hurri
cane on Friday wrought great de
struction on the Elba and Wiser
riven.
TUB EIUB UOAIi.
LONDON. October 17. The Railway
NOWH publishes a loiter from James
McHcnry to the London committee
of tlui Erie raihoad stockholders re
specting the enormous turns remitted
to the Erie adininiatration in Ameri
ca , aud which , it U claimed , have not
been natinfactorily accounted for. Air ,
MoHonry accompanies the letter witli
documents claiming to furnish evi
dence of the colossal misappropriation
of the money , and asserting that thu
men who were the most active in con-
nection with the London committee
in pushing the foreclosures ngains
the Erie rood , growing ' out o
t'leir connection with the Texas
Pacific construction company am'
their escape from post responsibilities ,
was coincident with the insolvency o !
the Erie corporation. Mr. McHonry
declares that the committee is respon
sible in KB turn for having kept per
sons connected with the Texas Pacific
railway in the control of the position
of trust which they had , and with hav
ing supported the most corrupt rail
way administration in America ,
ATOIVEnSAJlV OP TUB II ATTtP. OF MRMI6
3r.nUN , October 17. The oxtcn
siyoj preparations which the consorva
lives of Berlin have been making for
ROiho time past for the celebration ol
thu anniversary of the battle of Lion-
sic have been completed. The day is
also the anniversary of the German
crown prince. It is intended to keep
the day the same way as the conservatives
vatives kept -jnniversary of Sedan.
The poorer adherents of the parly
will bo entertained prat is at the thea
ter , concerts or other places of amuse
ments. There is no attampt to con
ceal the fact that the object of this
generosity is to carry favor with the
.populace with a view to benefit the
conservatives at the polls , hut it ap
pears unlikely. The result will bo to
influence the forthcoming elections in
Berlin. Hqw the imperial elections
will go generally , * , throughoutkPrussia
and other states of Germany it ia
quito impossible fo predict. ' L
Term Supreme Court *
dlipkteh ta > Tiil llu. t
* -l'ti ' c6 r ; Nobrf October' 17. The
following order haa boon tiled in the
office'of the' clerk of the supreme
u
court this day :
i Jt is hereby ordered that _ a special
term of the supreme court , bo held at
tlio capital , in the City or Lincoln ,
commencing on Wednesday , the Oth
day of November , 1881 , at 3 o'clock '
p. m. of said day , for the purpose of
filing opinions , disposing of unfinished
business before the court , and the
hearing of such original casca aa maybe
bo proscribed.
SAMUEL MAXWELL
,
GEO. B. LAKE ,
Judges Supreme Court.
TROUBLE IN THE NATION.
Certain Persona .Warned to
" * Leave the Indian Ter
ritory.
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ROCK , Ark. , October 17 , '
Excitement oxiate in the Indian country
'caused lotterVsoht
try , by-threatening
to prominent reuidonta , warningthem
to leave their homes under the penalty
of assassination. cEver since the" two
railroads , which Jiow cross the terri
tory Were constructed , ( here has been
trouble , from the fact that both of
these roads at once began working to
have ' the territory 'opened to 'white
ac'ttlomentby congressional legislation.
The project waV bitterly opposed
by most of the Indians , thought ; i
small numbc advocated the scheme.
The latter were practically ostracised ,
and regarded as L traitors to their race
and country. .Not a few loft the na
tion entirely. ThoJ attempt of Jay
Gould and.the J3t. Louis & San Fran
cisco road lo secure < the right of way
for now roads through some of the
nation , uti'd tlio announcement of an
other attempted invasion ' by Payne ,
has aroused every darment passion
and promis rte lead to a lengthy war.
Threatening letters hvo been ad
dressed to a number of persona resid
ing in tlw Clierokeo nation , whoaio
inudo specially obnoxious , which read
as follows : "
Siii : The committee of safety ,
consisting of ; lopil citizens of
the Cherokee nation , have
had you under surveillance for
sorno time , and have decided that you
are an enemy to < ouv government , our
peopk , and our interests , in that you
nave advocated spetionizing , and Imvo
worked in the interest of raifamd cor
porations , and have helped our ene
mies by giving aid and cont/ort to E.
C. Boudinot , by inviting him t > - address
dress the people Em favor of such pro
jects. Wo arc determined to top
such treasonable projects , and as you
Itaw forfeited all right to ur protec
tion * nd respect , you arc hereby ordered -
dorod to leave ihis counbry , wifh all
your fl'cct , wilfliin sixty day , an 'you '
har forfeited all right to .a contnon
property and a common pro-
tcotioii by yorr treasonable acts.
If you remain Inugor it uvll be at the
risk of your life. You are likewise
rtcpiired to connider this warniiiR as
confidential and you are expected to
leave in the niuxicribed tune , without
giving reason.
( Signed ) CQMMITTEK OF HAJHTY.
Itttfl understood that Ckiof D. W.
Buakyhead disclaims all connection
with tlio matter or any kMawludgo of
the committee of eutoty. Those who
have been warned , will , it is stated ,
remain , and will appeal to Uie secre
tary of the interior for protection.
NEW YOUK , October 17 , Tkero ia
In the aub-treasury 91,800,000 in un
claimed money orders , the accumula
tion of seventeen yearn for Uio entire
United States , the aub-treasury being
the national money-order clearing
liouso. The most of the failures to
: ollect are duo to misdirections , < tc.
Postmaster General Juines dcsiren
Jioso facts to bo known , bolioving'if
they were that much of the amounts
would bo reclaimed ,
The Balloonist * .
fotlonkl Associated frou
CHICAGO , October 17. No intolli-
'cnco has yet boon received from thu
jallonistH. The wife of Prof. Kintf is
itthe Palmer house and bohevca her
msband safo. It is now believed that
ho aeronauts have landed in northern
Wisconsin , far from a telegraph sta
tion. .
WASHINGTON.
The Senate Holds a Short Session
Yesterday and Adjourns
Until Friday ,
Several Now 'Appointments
Made m the Senate Com-
xnittoea
The Senate Seoroitwyehip to be
Lot Alone Until After the
Yorktown Celebration ,
Guit'oau's. CounselWants ; .the
jit m *
Government to JjP y Ex
penses of the , Defense.
The Fretidont and faiVMbMt , Army
Offioon and Senator * ) Lvave
ForYorktow- '
'SENATE PROCEEDINGS.
National Associated Prett. l *
WASUINOTOV , , , Oot'o'bor"t'lV. A\f tcr
the reading of the journal Mr. Pru-
don ; ? pnvato , secretary to"Uhe presi
dent , delivered ' a' few uairhporiant
nominations. > * * <
Mr. Sherman called lip liia resolu
tion directing the secretary of the
trcasiiry to transmit to * the sonata a
copy of the report of liia investigation
of the treasury department v
On'motiouof ' Mr. Farky.sita con
sideration was postponed until Friday.
Mr. Teller asked tobe ruliovcd
from further service on the committee
on privileges and elections. The re
quest was refused. - *
The chair announced the following
appointments on the committees :
Foreign Relations Aldrioh in place
of Burnsido. J
Finance Aid rich in place of Plntt.
. . Commerce Millet in place fj.fi. ' of Conk-
hug. -
Military Affairs Hawley in place of
Burnsido.
Judiciary Miller in place of Conk-
ling.Postofflces
Postofflces and Postroads Miller in
place ot Platt. >
Education and Labor Aldrich in
placoof Burnsido.
Engrossed Bills Miller in place of
Gonkling , ,
" "Transportation to the Seaboard
Lapham in place of Platt.
Privileges and Elections Lapham
inplacoof Toller.
The gentlemen named take their
places at the foot of the committee//
At 12512'p. m. the'senate , on mo
tion of In alls , Jwcnt ' { ntj > ezocutiyc
BeBsionrSnSpfeiurhing- 1:20v ad
journed until Friday.
JfbMINATIONS. *
_ The president sent the following
nomlnatii ns to the senate to-day :
Attorney General Frank M. Stciul-
man , of the District of Columbia , to
bo United States attonioy for Mon
tana territory. *
-Postmasters Oliver P. Temple ,
Knoxvillo/Tenn ; Archibald F. Coon ,
David City , Neb. ; Geo. A. S eel ,
Portland , Oregon ,
'r Interior Department WUliani H.
Bailey , of Now Mexico , to bo receiver
6f public monoys'at Santa Fo , Nj'Mlj
Edward N. Oottroll , of Michigan , to
bo-'tecolver of public moneys at De
troit ; Charles H. Guild , of Nebraska ,
to.bo receiver of public moneys al
Miles City , Montana ; Max Frost , ol
Now Mexico , to bo register of the
land olh'cu at Santa Fu , Now Mexico ;
Alex. Mogqt , of Wisconsin , to bo
register of the land oflieo.it Eati Claire ,
Wisconsin ; John Coomll , of Mnnesoto ,
to Ito regislor ot the land ollice ni
Grooktiton , Minnesota ; Charles W.
Pierce , of Nebraska , register of lunc
ofliou at Lincoln , Nebraska ; Geo. W.
Wilkinson , of Nebraska , to boagem
for the Indians on the Omaha and
Winnelwgo agency , Nebraska.
CAPITA ! , CUULINGS ,
t HONUS PUllL'HARBI ) .
The government to-day ptirchasec
2,00t,000 ) wortfo of bond * in Now
> 'ork ; 911,090,060 were oftYred.
MICttlflAN'H DELBOATION TO VORKTOWV
Tlw governor -of Michigan and
staSi together with the tate troqpa
accompanying tkvni , were received -by
the ipcosidpnt , ibeforo their departatn
for Wosliington this morning. Tlu
reoeution tookjulaco at Sauator Jouca
KUOOIICU on Oajiitol Hill.
UOWQATB'H CASE.
'Kto voiiiiBul for Captain Howgato
this morning fired a motion to < UB !
thottnchnifiirt of his property in the
7.zl montioue , and raked n L < mr
next Wodneaday on > fie following
grounda ; B < : caano it is not tvuo ru
charged tliat tlwj defendant evaded the
OH of the ordinary proccM by
witlxtra wing from the district > ar ii
any other manner wlmteocver. l3o
cause it is not true that JwiAiift the Dis
tr'tiL-ot Columbia August -S3 , IBM , or
auyx > thor time iintending &t diapoao o :
soue of his re l state in the distric
or lehowlierc. Because tie saita n
wliicb the wriU are uaued wore no
brought bv au ililcer of tiio Uaritot
State * having authority to constitatc
or proccuto ilia tame , liecauso rthi
aQiaarUs upon wltich the writs of at
tachments were iMuedaro ddoctiv-ovn
lortga and substance and illegally i&su wl.
The luuring was grunted.
TUB DEMOOKATICt CAUCb'ft
The ilemocraiic caucus this morning
wan thinly attended. After Uio dia-
cussion of the question of the secre
taryship for a short time tlio matter
was postponed nutil after the Ybrk-
town celebration.
TUB AK AHHIN'H
- Scovillo , counsel for Guitoau ,
before the criminal court to-day to
ask the court to decide the question
about the government paying the ox-
pensosfor the defense. Judge Cox
said ho had Joarned'that he was unau
thorized to permit the subpuma of
witnesses under such circumttanccu
and ndviecd Scoville to make aOldavit
if lie would take advantage ot the
fund.
WINIWM TO IIKMAIN IN WAHHINUtOX.
WASIHNOTON , October 17 Secre
tary Windoin is the only cabinet olH
cor who will remain in Washington
during the Yorktown celebration.
IN IlONOtl OF JURTIOB CUFrORti.
A nicotine of the bar of the supreme
court was held to-day to take official
recount tion of the death of Jttstico
Chflbrd. Vice President Davis pro
aided and made a fitting speech as did
also Philin Phlllins. Montgomery ,
Blair , It. T. Moortck. and Assistant
District Attorney Iliddla. < T
OKI' rOHORKTOWX. .
Tlio national capital has almost lit
erally boon transferred to Yorktown.
Following the departure of the
French and Gorman guests and ofii-
ccrs of the state department came the
departure of the president , cabinet ,
and aon < kto , so that to-night Secretary
Windom is the only executive 6fllcor
here , and scarcely a congroesmah is to
bo soon. The Dispatch left soon after
3 p. in. On it were President Ar
thur , Private Secretary Brown , Sec-1
rotary Hunt and wife , and Mr. Davis
with his wife. At 4 p. m. the excur
sion started with n roat body of son-
ntoraandguboniatonal visitors aboard.
The Tallanoosn's passengers includes
Yico President Davis , Senators Bay
ard , Morgan. Williams , and Scrgoant-
at-arms Bright , and Congrcssmcn'D6- '
sondorf. Thomas , Wnshburn ana
Roosevelt , and ox-Senators Wallace ,
McDonald , Randolph , Rov. Dr. Newman -
man , and son of Hon. Hamilton Fish.
Army officers , including Generals
Sherman , Moigs , Drum , Parks , Sack-
ott , Hatch and Pee , Colonels Tourto-
lotto. . Bacon , Dodge , Morrow , Tidbal ,
and Surgeon Morris embarked on the
steamer Speedwell at the navy yard at
3:30 : p. m. Col. Corbin , Capt. Reriiy ,
it the navy , and Maj. Clark and Capt.
Moosemnn , of the revenue marine
service , loft at 2:30 : on
the revenue steamer Ewing. A number
of regiments and independent com
panies from the north arrived here to
day and left by rail. Before dark this
exodus had been completed and the
scene of public interest transferred to
Yorktown. Gov. John G : Long , ac
companied by a full staff , represent
ing the state of Massachusetts , under
escoit of the First corps of cadets ,
will arrive in the morning. At the
depot they will bo received by Col
onels Webster and Moore and other
ollicors , by whom they will bo es
corted to the boat , by which they
eave for Yorktown at noon.
TO HK MADE PUBI.IO.
It is reported that the now no
torious though yet mysterious treasu
ry investigation will bo made public
In a few days.
WILL BE OBJECTED TO.
It is reported here that Commis
sioner of Pensions Dudley will be ob
jected to in the1 senate. Ex-Senator
McDonald alleges that when United
States marshal of Indiana' Dudley
prostituted his oflico for political pur
poses ; that ho exceeded his legal au
thority in the election of dep"-
uty marshals , and that these deputies
wore nothing but political workers ,
and were appointed for that purpose.
Dudley's friends claim that ho will bo
confirmed without opposition.
DISKNDOIIF I > ENIES.
Representative Disondorf denies
that he has gene over to Mahono.
and says the newspaper reports and
rumors to that oftect uoro unauthor
ized and without foundation.
NEIIHABKA'H HF.NATOH.
Senator Van Wyck has been sud
denly called away to Nobiaska City
by the illncEs of liia oldest daughter ,
with diphtheria , Mrs. Van Wyok ,
who was in attendance upon her fath
er , Colonel Broadhoad , who is in _ a
Very critical condition , accompanied
the senator.
AFTER THE FIRE.
Scenes and Incidents in Ko-
komo Succeeding the Re
cent Disaster.
The Leadville Herald has the fol
lowing iu regard to the after events o
the Kokomo conflagration :
It was about half-pant ( i o'clfwk ii j
the evening , and most of the boar 4.
ors ki the Summit house , which a
considered 4 ho principal hotel of. Uio
plaoo , and owned na run by Mr. J.
M. ILongwolI , hrwl lininhcdL the ! r even
ing repast , when an tuuiHunj sound
wan hoard in the lamp-worn , which , it
appears , was a tort of larga'clonot oft'
from the dining-room. Several of the
guests Bitting MI tlio ofllJco at once
proceeded in the direction 'of ' tboiioise
and discovered that a coal-oil lamp
hud exploded , Mid was tlum in flames.
Quo of ( lie help jttUche'd1 to the htol
t onoe clowwi the t door , and
with tlio Mmstaiaou of tbo coat which
: he hod on his buck endeavored to ox-
< tingui h the (5m. ( Other articles of
woaritig appareU voro brought into
requisition , us the oil liad apread and
iwas rwnniug in Ifcrco flameH in every
dtroctiou. He had nearly succeeded
when Boiiio imivortuimt individual
.kaocked in ( ho door and dashed
bucket Mater on a- small stream of oi
thaf. was binding itn way toward a can
Mod with koioseuv. That bucket o
walordul Uio workrnot of putting the
ftre oui , but of setting tire to tlio cat
of il and the walls of the room , The
young man who liad so gallantly urn
coolly endeavored to extinguish the
flames at once fooud the quart ois to <
close , and having ilia hands burnoc
and his luir singed , beat a hasty re-
troat.
troat.With
With an unputuu like this the fiery
element gained such headway that it
was impoAsiblo to stop it , nd in loss
than h'vo minutes the whole liotol was
a burning ma s. TJio iironriotor lied
vith the re t , without liaviiig time to
ako the moijoy from his cash drawer.
A strong wind from the north was
blowing , and as soon as the Humps
eachocj the putoido they were carridd
o the adjoining buildings up the
AH Kit TIIK flKK.
When the terrible work of devasta
tion had been completed the scene wa
intensely grand. Where 1ml twb
hours bcforo prosperous business
houses had sloud now only high heaps
of rod hot coals simmered and burned ,
occasionally fnnticd into a hlnzo by the
fitful winds Doth sides of Ton Mile
avenue for a distance of two lonp
squares , which in teality constituted
the town , had not an upright timber
remaining , \\\\\o ] \ \ in the center of the
thoroughfare men and women stood
gathered together in little group , bemoaning
moaning their misfortunesandrockon
ing their losses. Men who but a few
hours bcforo liad felt comfortable in
thu possession of a few thousand del
Inrs , now stood looking Into the ashes
of thuir property , homeless and pn-
nilcs.i , knotting not whither to turn
to obtain a night'H lodging or a men ]
in the morning. The lurid gl.tro add
ed considerably to this snd scone , and
the roportn of giant caps and car
tridges at intervals of half a minute
forced ono back to the old war times ,
whin a village sacked and plundered
had been burned by'a retreating foe
\\hosQ outposts were still within
shooting range ot the pursuers. The
gray dawn of morning only intensified
the pitiable nupno , for then the tires
, lost theft brightness , and little be
sides the charred timbers remained.
TltB STORKS 1'LUNllimr.n OK VALUAllCKS.
\Vhilo the fire was in progress the
occupant * of dwellings in the lower
otid of towinaidod their less fortunate
neighbors to secure their goods and
chattels and place them in spots of ap
parent safety. Very little was saved ,
however , for tlio Humes overtook them
BO nipiuly that many of the goods
they removed were finally consumed.
During this interval away from their
own domiciles , the thieves and pil
lagers were equally hard at work.
Houses were broken into and robbed
of the most valuable contents. Sa
loons were plundered of barrels of
whisky , wines , beer and thousands
of cignrs. Some of the thieves
oven wont so far as go to the
miming nhops and in the pres
ence of the woikors , appropriate arti
cles of value to their own use. In
thin way a handsome gold watch be
longing to Mr. 'Winkloman Mas taken.
Ono follow went into Stainsby , Fort &
Colby's hardware store and insisted
upon obtaining a "fort-five double
action , " and when requested to carry
ouc two buckets full of pistols , re
fused until ho could make a selection
to suit him. Hu then walked off with
the two bucket H. A lawyer from Rc-
cone , in a manner somewhat similar ,
appropriated two pistols , and it is un
derstood that upon being accused of
the crime ho returned ono of the
weapons.
Thousands of dollars worth of goods
were stolen , and some of the businessmen
mon of the town had. a movement on
foot yesterday by which a committee
wan to MBpoct the ouoea not de- >
strayed , and "also the residence * at
Reoeno , to regain stolen property.
It waa also whispered that the man's
life would bo the penalty in whoso
possession the goods were found. Al
though the result might be considered
sovcio , yet the ends would doubtless
justify the moans , as a being who would
steal under such circumstances is
not fit to live in.a . decent community.
'Barrels of barrels of drinkables woio
taken to the surrounding hills , and
the inebriate and the dobauehees who
wore so plentiful nftek.1 the fire
showed how the liquor had been dis
posed of. For a while they nuvdo
night hideous with their oaths and
*
blasphemy , and moro closely resembled
bled devils than human beings. Tl
only wonder is that some lives w <
not sacrificed by the drunken men.
Of courao this class did not 10
sent the mon interested in the , f
many of whom were mortified &ti
justed at their behavior.
Irvine Hall Dem orai
Natloiml AstociiiUil FrcM.
NKW YOUK , Octo'j0r ' 17.-
ing'httll democrats nssombl
vcntion this aft jjjoon fo
pose of nonv Ung coui
The sub-corr mjtteo i > J thr
committee ( reported tlmt1 ,
the conf 'A "
B ' Mil luul agreed t/ ,
| "H. Joseph TMcKecn .
t' jnioy oad dioula Jia , o tJO !
tmv of thei juatf.co rf the inarii
court OKU ttrv ala on oan at large Tl
report WJD. iiccypt id and McKcc
nominated uaian'.nu ju ly.
A ' 0roole' -
OJ LBANH , Octohor 17. Tl
death of ( nqneral Louis Alfred Wil
which ci irred Sunday morninir ha
been oxpjctcd for Boino time. H
was a inoi nhor of a prominent Creel
family , ai id had been prominent ii
Htato aflai ro for sovorul yoau. Ho wo
38 years old , and the cause of hi
death was consumption. Hia funora
took place thm afternoon from tin
sfcuto
In Readineaa t York-
tewa * . ,
VUlooal AMooUtod fro *
YOKK.'OWN , Vo.f October 17. The
iiwuttgers of tlio centennial celobra-
lion ro on the alert and full of busi-
n -ss. AH of the folding tonta are in
posit ! ( n and fitted up for occupation.
The Bwud atand , from which the in.
vltod KUC U are to view the colohm-
Vi"'rT ? ' on > l''eto(1 ' ' iia afternoon
,
All of thostalo troops Jmvoroproscnta !
live orgaiiizatU-ns in
now ,
camp ox-
cent Michigan mid Pwnsyfvania.
iheso latter are oxpoctcd to-morro
' -
*
moniing. The Thir'd Now York Jnf
the , celebrated Ninth Massachusetts
aniiycd this morning and created the
jfrontwt enthusiasm , being the
irgest , body of troops yet
io nrnvo. Govonior Oullom , ol
w Btafalso
, , .i - , '
moniing The
railway compaioa ,
having completed a buinch track to
this point , many of the visitora will
ainvo duoot by rail. The French
and Gorman guests are expected to
noirow afternoon , accompanied
" - " * b
CJ i l .ll IJii4 UV
Socactary i of State Ulaino , To-duv
being the anniversary of the aeiidiuff
of the flag of truce by Lord Corn ,
walls to General
Washington
,
that
event preliminary to the
surrender was celebrated by a grand
national centennial celebration
GRIME AND CASUALTY.
An Unsuccessful Attempt Made
to Burn the Canard Steamer
Bothnia
A Soldier Murdered at Colum- "
bu ° , O , Yesterday , by a ,
Gang of Rowdies.
Lynching of the Murderer of V' ' !
Colored Woman in Alabama - . ' ' ' "
bama Yesterday. < . ' < "
An Insane Mother a
Ky. , Outs Her
Throat.
Golliiion off Two Freight Tralai on
the Northwestern Road Yes
terday , i
01UMB. '
National Associated 1'mn. 1
A SOLDIKIt MVUTH-IIKI ) . '
COLUMDCS , O. , October 17. Tho'
body of Clms. P. McGrnil , a soldier
at the barracks , was found at Eighth
and Naghton streets at 1 o'clock thin
morning. Death resulted from a blow
inflicted by'a ' sling-shot. Ho was 30
years old , from Yazoo , Miss. , and en
tered at St. Louis lost Sat urdayi There
is n saloon near the locality and ganp
of rondios frequenting it arc suspec
cd. No light nan been thrown on t ) " '
affair to this hour.
I * *
' TO BURN A CUNAKD STEAM
NEW YORK , October If. 'I /KIC.
has been considerable e.xciti .
among the steamship oflicers >
Cunard line regarding the su jment
attempt to burn the Bothnia , the
ing at her dock in thin city , ,
pots were found yesterday now ly-
with an inflammable time Her car-
phosphorus , which burst i saturated
when taken up. They made of
off thu vesHcl on to the d oto f nines
sumod. Kettles contui * f thrown
rua were found on thu v .ook and con-
/'aing / phosplu ) .
COLOBEl ) MDltDKUH
DKCATUB Ala. C
, , A 1VKCHKD.
Huasoll county , near
John Redd ( colored ) Jctober 17. Jn
orod woman nanv , Scale , lost night ,
choking her. Ho /murdered a col.
body a quarter of d Mary Ellis by
in an old well it then carried her
deputy sheriff , a mile and threw it
ft field. Jra Doles
house ,
todder , A
coaled fcaptured Redd in a
by cov
here he
, ho foddur. had been cong -
ml hundred < g himself up ith
HPiedtbody of iove-
iurrounded the jail
/night and took Scale out
a aim.
MOTHJClt. , .
.Hr.Ky October ir.-MiK.
Uajid , Co years of ago , who
* n insane asylum a few years
a left in charge of her two and
year-old grand child this after-
'i-7i n Bfie P nwj excited at
6 httlo offensq committed by the
m and struck him'on the head
rtturing the skull. She then seized
nkiK.tt Ul'.veraI ? verega.shes
from
.1
. CASUALTIES.
National Associated Prcus.
to ItAUUOAl ) COLUHION.
jre CiiKMao , October 17 Two frei ht
--Jims collided to day on the Norh
"
iwn pro- western road at Carfiold , nearly kill"
, mgaman named
Livorkojoskio
and
dis-
- severely cutting the
hc.itt of ftnothor
man.
KILLKD IIV AN KNOINK.
Jsland ! railroad : ' " ' cinP' ' y t the Rock
Trv- shonn , was horribly
con- mangled and killecf to-duy on that
iiir- road by being struck by an onginu.
ora. , OTKA\M1UP < JAW r3BD.
nice NEW YOKK , Octoben
17.-The
tof
nit- toamslnp . Cmcent City , whilb on the ,
- diy.dock m the EA t rivcrr
It tliiH " "PJ" * ' . Imln. . b . dry wrtcked capsized
waa badly damaged , but the extent
hoUIy cannot bo ascertained ,
u righted. John Hant
Batllr' ) ; was kiU
r injured internally.
RaiiuDwMBe ( he Wheat Crop ,
national Associated Trew.
he OHIO.IOO , 111 , ' October 17A
IK special from St. P.'ml The
ays ; heavv
IKnd nifa- throughout the no , U wesf
fo almost continuous Billco the Jato
lo harvest have caueod a deep and y
in ing fooling of concern for the safety
and condition of !
us the wheat
crop The-
late
ia harvest and the alovenlymWoX
il of farming in the newer part of Uie
wheat
area make
10 the crop
and Northern f
peculiarly Husceptiblo to injury
exoewwo. molsturo. The f
e
the gram in barns is almost unknown
On many farms it is threshed d'
from the field , and even where ,
is practiced it is done
with little roforenoe ? o
fron , heavy rains. The long-contin
uod wet weather SSS
hreshmgon the one absolutely and oPn
thQ.otl.or . saturates the exposed grain ?
Muainir.proutinff , heating and gS
doterioraiioii of the qualfty ' of all the
grain with actual 'destruction or a
considerable quantity.
DBTKOJT , Mich. , Octobot 17. A
Bpooial train loft Jackson this after.
iioon with the Michigan delegation to
the Yorktown centennial , comprising
six companies of state troopb in com.
maud of General
Withington , u ma-
jontyof the state legislature , Governor -
or ' Jerome and staff and various state
oHicialaaiid newspaper men. Tlio
V . U o' b' ° Ca 1 > y W0y ° f WashnB' !
I'KOVIU'UNCK , n. I , , October 17.-
Thiee companies of militia of Now
Hampshire , escorting Governor Boll
andBtaflto Yorktown , reached hero
o-day and will go by steamer dfrocfc
rorn here.