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ELEVENTH YEAR OMAHA , FRIDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 11. 1881 , NO , 121
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: orSale By
FIFTEENTH AND DOU&L4S STS , ,
No I , Vo liounp , 7 roomy , on Cilraln etnct
No 2. i ! Kt i ) iiouHc , D room' , uill ,
barn , VVelmtor , m ir 16th strict , ttfiOO
No 3 , Homo of 10 roonn , on Harno > , uoar
ll strict , ntonn founditlon , $1000.
No 4 , LjirKO hnUMi of II IOOIIIH , on VV'cbiter
rtn-ct , tioar OniKhton Colle u , < l')00.
No 0 , H msu of 7 roonw. on Cnsn , no.tr ITtli
ctrvet , 4ibOO.
No. 7 , Houof 3 rooirR , llfjti , on 17th Btr ct
ncur IztrJ , # 1 00
No 8 , House of fi room * , on Cftua , neir llth ,
22xlta ft lot , $1500.
No , l > , HOUHO o. U rosin. ' , kltclien , V'K , 01
Ca'w , iu-arl3tih t cot , V'OO
No , 10 , llou'o of , ] room * with lo' ' . * 2\13J fact ,
oil < J.v , ncnr llth stixot , $ .KM )
So. 11 , llou > u of 0 roonin , on lOtli htnxt , ntar
Dousjlax , 4iett lot. $4000.
No IJ , HouMiQf 6 rooinii lir eh founJx'loii , on
Ilarnc/ , near J7th fctrcct , ylWO
No IJ , 1 Etorj ne hoiwc ol 0 roonw , line ! .
foundation , on bt. Jim V'H QMIIUU , near convent ,
16JO.
No 14 , Ifonae of C room' mnl HUnuinrI.lt < lun
oil SOUl Ntivot , ninr rlArl : , i"J ! > ( W.
No li , ItouMi cf S rooirn , on Mu.nnan ftMiiii *
( inth Htrt-ot ) np r MchoU , 22aO
No lil , 1 J-story IIOUPO ot ) rooms , rnllur ,
itftblo , utc , , on Da\ntj oit , imr 22 > 1 BtriH.t , J1WK )
No 17 , 'J ilory lirifl lieu u oJ fl roonw , m r
cnJ of rwl * tn et car turn table , SiJ.
No 13. Ilouso < uid S lot * , t ulocirf wout of Il
bchool , $2riX ( ) .
No 10 , If ouio and S loU on rood to purlc , near
bead fit. llnre. . \ unite , WfOO
No 20 , Houno und lljlotauo * ? tlMcaH'i- , South
Omaha , 8ir < W.
No , 21 , Uou'o nnd lot on Dmcnp rt htrrat ,
ear lOUi ntrwt , JMUO
No i3 , 2 tnrj IIOUM nnd 1 t 32vGa ftet , on
CarenK > rt. near 12th xtrcot , tflTOO
No 23 , Ilouso o'4 roonu und 1 ! lotMoa
( root , near Lzan ! , Ht'XQ.
No. 15 , House and J lot on ICUi rirc-et , I rar
No. iff , lIouKO and J lot on 10th rtrvet , near
dp to ] avenue , $1(50
N . 7 , S houMM and 1st o J JiuXaon , ne-vr ISlh
ttrmt , (4800.
* No CD. 6 houica and 1 lot on CblUomla , near
Stli ntrnet , t XX.
No BO , Ij rtori- brick bouro of t rooina with
! ot. 0n200foet , ouHhtrnwn HTCUUH
now Inard , $3XX ) .
No. 31 , 1 } Btory houno and 23x63 f < * t on ISlh
trcnct , near HoivarJ etriot , IT20VQ
No 32 , vetory houixi of a roonu and tuo lotfl
n llftBOn , near 15th street , $ .1000
N ° JJo , LarifohouHB u d full lot on Capita
f venue , neur 13th i-trrot , % 2yX ) .
No. 3d , 2 three star , } brick houfoi wi lot 44x
13 feet , on Chiai.ro. nuar ISth ntrt'L t , . ' 0 uidi
ho. 37 , Hoaw of 7 rooms with IJ lot I'.iul
itrtwt , n ar liith street , ? 27&0.
No 81 , Houw ) und lot on 18th street , ncr
Bhorruan , filSiO.
No. 80 , IIou or > (5 ( roortw 1th44j 6 f t lot ,
on 18th strixjt , near C'ullfornl * , > iZliW
No tZ , Houe l H roomn wtb lot IJCnlDOlei't ,
on Coburn , near Colfnx Btri'ot , * 3MQ
No. 48 , HOUJW and lota on Oilcs/o , near Ulth
Mtreei , 975JJ.
No 45 , Ijirgn hononof * roonin ,
well and cintorn , on IStli , nuir ( lark utreot ,
No 40 , I.an.-e houra with full block , nwr n\iw
ahoU over , $2000
No 47 Houxti of 9 roims with ' , lot , on Piu.Uli\
near lltli Ktroct $304)
No 40 , llnck bouHoof 11 roonts , ell , o U'm ,
r ix tnrou l.out the hnmc , K < vnl barn , etc , on
rarnham , nwr 17th street , OuWO.
No 60 , Mouse ot H room * , ctllar , well , etc , on
10th , ncur Paul ttrool , $ UOOO
lie & 3 , llouxo of d roomi and ce'.Ur.
off i t. Harv't avenue , uear conrcnt ,
No , 55 , tour houMDndH3xl Oftt , on Daveti
port , n < v 10th ntmit , f6000
No 56 , Hoa e of 9 or 10 rooran , on C < UU > > nila ,
No 07 , Houu cfl room * , Rummer kitchen ,
ellw , iirterii , well , ffrod barn , etc , nuii Ht.
ilary's kTcnue and 21 st utrrnt , tJJOOO
No. M , New houim of 7 rooms , Rooj biro , on
\VetMter , neur 22d tnwt. IrtM ) .
No. W , four houxe * wlUi i lot , on 12th Htrrct ,
neur COM 9Cioo.
No. AD , Houra of .1 room * o < n-jvfnport , m-M
23nl street , 9900
No 01 , Housaof nor 10 rooms , on Fliict ntrp t ,
ear t'nd Mrurt , * fW3
Jfo. 2 , Houmi of 4 room , I story , porch , eel-
! r , rUtarn and will ! , ou llitrni-y , nurHlMS street ,
17W.
No. 03 , HOUM of > ro-ras , elo rt , bwm tined
nod cellar , near \n\tn \ ( evl Workv , 91MUO.
No < , lluldlnsonleii ! ; Jlnt , on Io < li9Btn > i5t ,
near port olUce , store below atyj rxiuu ano e ,
SWONo. . S , Slot * with barn Mid other Irnproie-
ment * . nnir utrctl car turn table , 92000 ,
No. f , Nowhou.oof ( J roomaon 17to , BMW
Cutiilnj .trcut , $1010.
Mo e > , I rje tine h < m. of 1Z roomi. rury-
ihln cornplate , o i 18th , near Cblrajjo , (000. (
.No. 70 , IIout on Ifah utroet , uour Uaveninrt ,
( toro below nnJ roouu abo\ , barn , ct * " , $1WO
No Tl , riotiM of A roomr , Une cdlar , ail com
plete , on CulUornia , near Xt t , VTCxW.
No. 7 , Ilriok hou o , JO or H rooou.on Diifen
.port , nour I6th fMXI.
No 7 , ltorvhou < , 0 rooms , wllw , w.-J
and cl-UTii , on JMkuoi ) , nrar 12th , J1MX ) .
No , 7 . llrick hou-o lth i lot * fruit trwj ,
etc , on lOtli , near Capitol ri > nii ' , J15.OX )
No. 76 , Uouw of 4 rooon , buwmtuit , lot Kin
J82leit , ou Maicy , ni r 7th , i < J7& .
No 70 , ] J-uwrv houjw , Brooini , on Oiuw dtrix * ,
/ixr lUthntroot.euoo.
No , 77 , J ! story hoiwe , 11 r am , elo t , fur-
ace , fruit tree * . b rn , ttv. , on Karuhair , niuf
th fttreot , 9-5000.
No. 81 , t bouvw with 0 room * , anJ other vntb
rootu * . on Chicago , niwr 12ui Htrctt , SOOOO
No bt , 1 } utorjr houw , Oroonn , itloola , tvrll
aid 100 larrol ciatorn if'xxJ bam , on I i rro St ,
oar SOtli ( mtar now uvornment corrall ) , $ lbOO
.No KJ , V storj bougie , 9 rooms , toilihol , X-wJ
veil , eUtern , on J lol , on Capitol uvcuue , ma
, .
No 81 , i story hou , A rooms , 4 below and 4
bora , 3 clown , c * l r , wull unl clutorn , with fi
er t I/round , on H unJefeiUctjt , near Uarrnka ,
2600
No fi3 , 2 ctorrs , lieu on lemio. ! J lot , l o
runs Ijuirn from April 1st , Uil , on I'oUrtc ai. ,
no. r U I' J l > ot , i )
No Kfl , HOCHJ , 15 room * , Hull , eUtern , tt ,
ncur lIHIi anil lli.rne > ulnets , ifJOOO
No. 87 , 2 utory limuo , i rooms , Hell with 40
feet of water , with 5 ucrtiot rouiij , onbaundcr <
utrcct , nt ir U fa. lt Twh * . SJOOO ,
No. hS , Lirh-g housj ol 10 rootnd , veil , clutorn ,
barn , ik , on O trui.t , ntur 2Ut , 87000
No > J , I artfo hou.i. , 10 or IS rooms , on Wtb
otor trpet , nwr l th , f'M
GEO. P. BEMIS'
leal Estate Ex lange
15th nnd Doujl OH Ptroet
WASHINGTON NEWS ,
A Largo Number of Additional
WitnossBS Summoned for the
Gflitoan Gam
Judge Cox Qivoa His DocUion
in the Star Route Cases
Yesterday Morning.
Ho Declares the Crinio In
famous and Sets the Information -
formation Aaido.
Applications for Offlco Pouring
in Rapidly Upon the
President.
The President and Secretary
Blnine Expected Prom
Now York'To-Day.
Jml | > o JToIeor Expected to Qunlily
itfi Secretary of the Treasury
on Saturday-
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Notional Asioclutid 1'rcw
ALASKA AllVlf'rh.
WASHINGTON , November 10. The
secretary of the navy 1m advicoi fioni
Conmi.uidur Lull , of th United Rtiitoi
stu.iuiship M.t3sachuBotls , dated Sitka ,
Alaska , October 18. Ho tuya tlmt on
the 15th of September hu viaitod the
village of Nnkutut on Bellamy'a bay ,
and in rested , ui Indian charged with
the niindur of two white n.eii in Sop-
toinbcr , 1880. Tlio prisonur and threu
Indiin witnesses wcru sent to Port -
kind , Oregon , whoru thu trial will oc
cur. Thu .in cut of : ui Indian and thu
fining him fifty bl.inkuta , for nt.ibbing
aBqutwat Rockwell , caused the In-
cliiins there to thioatun inoro dibtutb-
nncen. Tlio doubling of the guard
around thu puson [ tightened the In-
di.mc , and tlioy quieted down. Most
of the sav.n'oa , profesa aroat affection
for Hie \ \ hues , and say thuy will .lid
thuin in any attempt at good govorn-
inent. Theto aru now three tovyna
whuru the Indian * and whites live
amicably together , viz : Sitko , Rock
well and Wiiingel. Henry JnopolF
liaa boon arrested for soiling liquor to
the Indian ? , and an example will bo
made of him.
HKM1KRS HIS lit CISIOX.
WAHHINOTOX , November 10. The
criminal court wa crowded this
morning , as .ludgo Cos was to deliver
an opinion as to whether the order
permitting information to bo filed in
the star route caaea ahnuld bo ruseind-
od. Colonel Cookfor , tho. government ,
and MeaerB. AVilaon , Totten and Shol-
lubargor , for the dofonuo , were pres
ent. 3Ir. Fionoh , one of the defen
dants , sit by hia COUIIHO ! . Judge
COX'B opinion was an exhauRtiro ru-
vipw of the case , occup > inj ( ever forty
minuton in dulivory. Ho held that
the crimes charged were infamou" ,
and concluded by diatuiHsing the du-
'enditntij in thia suit.
WITNKSSMIN TIIK (
The following 11 a hat of the now
flitnoBaea on the piit of thn goyoin-
nentthut woru furniahod to Guiteau
.iy the ui.mh.il to-day : John S.
jioc-kcr , warden of ; the jail ; K. L
Duboiny , Kobt. II. Hill , Arlington
" otol ; Hov. Itush 11. Shippon , Ellen
! . Grant , Mary S. Lockwood , Win.
5. Qrant , Chaw. L Gardner , Chun. S.
Gardner , Win. Parker , Henry 15.
sands , Jamen H. Wood , Jo oph C.
iTutchinaon , K. D. "Groua , John
\shurBt , John J. llodgen , Ilunry
Campbell , Frank IJ. Hamilton ,
John G raj , Will tain H. Cook , Edg.ir
3uuklo > , Aithur SiinmonV , D.vl-
en , W. S. Crawfoid , Dniol Sprigs ; * ,
Mphonao Denn , J. H. lUchard , Chap.
5. Kennedy , Hichard A. Gillun , Ed
ward Savory , Wm , Green , E. Troup
"NLirtin , O. L. Pmdon , Chas. BL
loiidloyV. . S. Young , Jen. D. lol- )
way , W. L. Duke , O. L. Judd ,
"L. C. Moiton , J. F , Bhendan ,
> ' . J. Dotnn , H. A. IJrnwn ,
Walker Blame.John Hay , IJ. Mont
gomery , D. McLear , Shnw , 200
"Jroadway , Nuw York ; Ilenry Wood ,
Philadelphia' ; D. H. Snnderland ,
I'rooport , Ilia. ; A. V. Kich.itd , Freeport -
port , 111. ; Warren H. Brown , 172
3roadway , New York ; G. H. Hawcs ,
20(5 Went Ono Hundred and Twenty
ifth atroot , Nevr York ; Stephen Eng-
Klish , 1117 Uroadway , New York :
loyal LFourke , 1105 Giraril atrout ,
Philadelphia ; ( J. IJ. Hawoa , 1.12 Went
jixtounth ntrout , Now York ; H.
) . Dunham , Boston ; John
V. Uuitouu , 145 Appluton atreot ,
Joaton ; Kov. J. K. Tarbox , Boston ;
lov. John L. Withrovr , S. D. Phelpe ,
.12 Thirty-Soventh atroot , IJoaton ; A.
. KtttvenH , IJuT ( lo ; J. II. Palrnni ,
Saratoga SpringiN. Y.j.Jfov. I. Ma
; ee , Albany , N. Y. ; Charier ; Farming ,
Chicago ; J , L. Uoynoldi , Ilavin'ja-
need , Cook county , N. Y '
4rTLICUTIOKH > OK OFUPK.
No one oi < inn to know whun At-
ornoy General MacVoagh will return ,
f indeed ho return * at all. The preni-
lent will find plenty to occupy hia
nind on his return. Applications
or ofJioo nro pouring into thu white
IOIIBU and auem to bo increaaing each
day. They aru for allgradm of oflico ,
rom clejiiitmuntiiiuaaungcr to foreign
iiieHii'ii Amonij thu ruportn m one
hat \ \ iso , of Vin/inia , w ill push hia
lamu for a cabinet ullicu. Several
iginii republioana in this city , how-
cvir , aiy tlmt WHO will bo rewarded
vith thu juilgcihiji of the court of ] )
ic da of his utatu.
TUB I'Jtr.SIDIi.NT AN1 CAIIIHUr ,
President Arthur will return from
' ( ew York on the limited oxprcHa ,
reaching here at , 1.15 p. m. to-inorrow.
jecrutury Hlainu and Walkur Blame
vill jirob.iblu accompany him. Post-
naator-Gonurul Jamea will return on
Saturday. It ia expected that Jud o
"olgor will qualify ni iccretary of the
trejuiury on Siturdny. Kocrolnry Hunt
will bo iibitent * ooril dny yet.
wiMi > o 'ri nrrt'Mitvj HCIIHMK.
WAFUUNOTOV , November 10. Kx-
Secretary Windom's i-ohtnding opera
tion has now beun entirely completed ,
the few romiiinin ? auapendi'd cama
having boon ditxmul of. The total
amount of bonds continued nt three
and one-half per cunt is $57OOUOr ! ' > 0
and thu total cot to the govoinrnont
was ubout § 10,000 , of which neatly
30,000 wan for papei and printing thu
bonda and for nil other oxpi'iinea , in
cludingnnking examinations of bond *
OX TIIK SCnUlTT OH ItHMt.
The attention of Iho commiiHionei
of intorml rovcnuo having been called
to the Bubject of the UBH of glucose
and otlur ndultoratioim in manufac
turing beer , that blowers wure required -
quired to koup account of the iniU'ri-
: al uiud und that their hooka would of
courao ahow what articles w mt into
thu composition of beer , t lie commis
sioner sta ua that the government Ins
no control ever the material of which
beer ia made nnd cannot dictate to
brewois ns to whether they shall in
shall not use glncbsu. Whatevu ac
tion ia taken in uxnminitig the ma
terial account of thu broweirf would be
to the inturmtof the biewcraand pub
lic. It ia not the policy of thn ollicu
to expose thoitivntu ] business of tuv
| ) ajern. In fact the law does not do-
aign that Ruoli shall bo done.
IX MKMOKY OK TIIK L\TK I'lil HIDKST.
WASiiiNnrox , Ntiv ember 10. One
of tlio most interesting ceiumonies ii
memoiy of tlio late President Gar
field took plnco hero to-day in tlu
form of a "Lod o of Soirow , " undui
the uuapices of IMitlirao loilge of Pur
fection. Foundry church was crowd
ed to its utmost capacity. A thou
sand inviiationa wuru issued , inultid
ing thu pruaidont , cabinet and the
personal fiienda of Gen ilariieliL
Amo > igthose picaont wuru Secret\rien
Windom and Kirkwood , " Gen. Swaim
and Col. Jlockwell. A feature of the
handflomu decorations of thu church
was n large catafalques and uasket , fac
simile of that in which the body now
reata in Clovuland. The u\orci8os
consisted of music , inuludins ; "Ho !
Roiper of Lifo'a llaivcot , " thu fav
orite hymn of the aoiioral , a piayer by
Dr. Power , the latu president pastor ,
and an able uddres ? by Dr. George
Bajjhtv Loring , of SlasiachnsottH ,
United Statca commissioner of agri
culture. Dr. Loring'aaddieas wn ono
of the handsomest tnbuteapaid to thu
departed president.
NOT UHCOUUAOVD.
Colonel W. H. Smith , apociul gov
eminent counael iu thu atti route
cases , atatea to-night that the proue
cut ion ia not at all diacouiagedby the
deuiaion of thu court. Procuedingi
; iofore the grand jury will hu iniiti-
: utod within ton dayn.
ELECTION NEWS.
NU'.OMJ AroocUted Press.
VIRGINIA.
Richmond , , Novouxbor , 10. The
democrnta have given up all hopes ol
success. The rcrtdjuater victory is a
complete ono. The Whig will tomorrow
row editorially say ; "Wo have not yet
received auflicient returna to gi vo exiict
or even pioximato figuroa of our m.t-
ioiities , but wo know enough to bo
quite poaitho that Cameron and our
whole state ticket are oluutod by a
najority of not le 8 than 12,000 and
that wo have carried both br.tncliL'K
of the general asaembly by u joint
najority exceeding that of the Icgis
aturo of 1870-80. Indeed the ro-
.uinnasfaraa recoiled fully justify
our claiming a majority of 20,000 for
our statu ticket , but out of abundant
caution wo dechno to claim a very thing
wo might reasonably do. "
RICHMOND , NovomborlO. Kotumi
rom 88 countion and uitioa ( thuro nro
ono hundred counticri in nil ) give
Jauioion a not majoiity of . ' ( ,100. The
: ountiea yet to hoar from will pioba-
bly uiako his majority 8,000. The reid -
id jus tors or coalitionists claim 12.000.
'They h.ivo the logiilatuie , " aya The
State , the leading democratic orgun ,
'by 10 on joint ballot. " The osti-
mutps of the majority claimed by tha
pilitioniatft the day buforo the nlec-
ion , as they appealed in thi'/ie dia-
iatchcs of that date , will not ha far
ut of the way. A prominent coali-
ionists ray that it would not mirprino
urn if Mahono got into the cabinet ,
n connection with the sen&to
hu nampa of Iliddleborgor ,
uiditor Maiaoy , Lioutenant-Govornor-
iloct John S"I.owis nnd John F.
Vise are most frequently mentioned.
t his boon atid a Mahono legislature
would amend the city charter HO a * to
make the pohco force metropolitan
hereby placing it under the control
f the at.ito. It was generally believed
hat Mahnne liftl promised to inako
ip one-fourth of the forcuof nogroos.
t in euppnnod thit the Hiddloborger's
lill will at ouco bo taken to the sti-
ireme court which body will pad's upon
tH constitutionality. It ia mont prob *
hie that the Iliddlubergor bill will
> o nppprovnd by the court and will
o into operation nnle.sa the fudornl
ouitB interfuio.
ST. PAUL , November 10. Elcc-
ion loturrm are ntill incomplete.
'horo is no doubt of the uceoa of
lie entire republican tickut. It is
irobablo that thu proposition to de-
oto thu proceeds of the silo of mtor-
al improvement bonds to the piy-
noiit of the old railroad bonds ia do
eatod This will u-quiro the lugis-
atuio to ptovidu a ninkint ; fund for
ho balance of the now bonda issued
n lieu of the old and may prolong the
week or ton days ,
MISSISSIPPI
JACKHOV , Miss. , Novombm 10.
'ho lateat cHtnrulo at dumouratic
luiidquartora puts the majority of
jOivery , democrat , at over 20,0f'0 ' ,
nd thia is accepted by the few fusion-
ata to bo found at their hcadquarttTrf
is not far from correct. It la now bo-
iovud Gov. Alcorn , Judge Sunrall or
louie prominent republican would
tavo polled a larger vote than King ,
a the position of the latter in holding
a neat in the ntato scnnto in a demo
crat nnd running ns an opposition can-
didat , was ntrotiqly ncrtiiifit him , mid
the negroes pormutdod tlmt ho waa not
entitled to tlu-ir > otc USA lepnblican.
The domocraU hi o both Immrhcn nf
the li'gisUturo but the onntbtnuil cu
position will flhow ft Miry tittpoetuhlo
minority.
NEW yonic
NKW YOKK , November 10 , 1 r0 11.
m , Th loturnn receiu-d from all the
countuM oxci'pt oV n uivn the ronub-
lican Rtate ticket a mijotity i f 7l > l-l.
1 lusted , republican , fur atato trras
nrer , IUIIB about 10,000 bchiiid his
ticket.
AUIVNV , N. Y. , , Nou'iubor 10 -
Thu Argus cliunu for thu democrats
BBemblymeii and seven
teun dunttorn nnd their latest figures
give Carr oM-r 5,000 majority. The
lest of the ticket thoj do not con-
ccdw. * "
NEBRASKA.
blHi'lul Dl iutrli to Tlio Ihf
KH > SKNcnoinbor 10. - The vote
for sliitc olllcoM was at follows :
Munci'r 1IHJ , Dear 111) ) , P.rass 1)1 ! ) ,
l5.Mili.woi : ti2 : , Maxwell I'M , 1'iliuld
141 , P.oueis 141. Tln > following
county ficlit't WIH olucteil .1 W.
Hu s , county coininiHsiciiei , .1 J
AKlntoih , dork ; Joanph Obcifi-lilur ,
s'n ' > i'tintuiid < 'nt of public instruction ;
S. O. Kowlur , nhirilT ; Jam n Sutliei
Ininl , trt.Hurc'r ; Jell NOM bailer ,
juJ o ; John C.irloy , coionui.
lit" ! LKH t < orST\
DvMnOnv , November , 10. Hut
lor county electH dwiuierntic clink ,
ttliunirand mporintoiukiit. Thu 10
piil > lu'.iim elect tieasurtT , c unity com
and county judgo. Prank
Divisos rupubliean majority M noiily
six luuHied. Thu rcturna urn now
complete.
Ailniun County.
( .orn. , viuiente of tin Utitt'
JIMAIA , November" 10 'Iho can-
vj.ss in this county waa unorguticaily
and w.mnly contuHtud until near the
closing liKiini , when the republicans
practii.illy ' 'gave up the alnp. "
Tlteiu vu'io but two ticku's ' in the
field thu of tins republicans.-md lira
> f thu nllia n j or anti-iuonoMolibth
Eveiy candia 'o ' on the 1-il'er ticket ,
with but o.io > \ option , was uleutud ,
M. H. IJ. TuNitoy being ie-eluctcd
county clork. Thn cindidiites fur com
missioner and Aiipuiintendent weru on
both ticketa
W. S. Crow w.i3 elected county
treasurer ever K. 6tein.ui , present in-
cumbunt , by H3" mujoiity.
Guurgo F. Work wn elected cminty
judge ovur IJ P. Smith , proiunt in
cumbent , by 118 majority.
Guorgo F. Hi tliin oii was elected
shoriir over C. Gi NVilnon , und fllar-
tin , indopoiidoiiTjUiy n plurality 22
votea. USj
. Tris p 1vac-l SJi'cted county
clerk over S. W. .Swinuford by LJ52
mujority.
The roBU.lt of tin Auction is a eur-
piise to "all the wiild ai.d the reat of
mankind" in Adiitnu county. It
ahowa three thingit 1. What the
farmura can do wlion thuy set thum-
anlvea about it. 2. T.mthere ia an
anti-monopoly aoiitiinunt ntid fuuling
that will not bu longer tntl'd with ,
ti. That ring-madu Htrto.i ure liable
to bu amashud.
Thu democrata , it may Im irmaik-
ed , hopelessly in the niinoiit\ , putuul
no county tinkot , iind for it did theii
little beat , not bectuso they loved
their "piinciples" lei-h , but luted ( ho
republicans more. "Anythingto bunt
thy rejjublicans , " was and u Ihuir
ahibholuth. But largely , in thia con
test , thu iepublic.ni defeated them-
aelves. J
DR. BOYNTON.
His Opinion Concorninff the
Treatment of iho Late
President's Caae.
The 'Wound Not Fatal But thn
Early Treatment of the
CUBO lUd.
TOPI.KA , November 10. The Cajii-
ol will publish in iho inornint ; a long
intortiew with Dr. Hoynton , of Clo\o-
and , in which ho gives Iiis tiowMon
.he ( Jaifitdd cane and the criticism. ' ) on
.he ticatmont of the case whiuh ho
announced anon after the death of
'loneialOarfied ho would make pub
ic at some future timo. The follow-
ng extract contains the mituriil
) omui of the interior ; .
"Doctor , do yon think the preai
dent'H wixind wah nocon arily fat.il ? "
Ho leplied in hta quick , dJoimvo
way. "I do not. "
"You think that if ho had had proper
nurgtcal tre.itmont from the first hu
might have gotten well. "
"I most cortMiily do , I do not any ,
iowo\or , that ho might not huvo died
ON en under such circumstances. "
"You think then there wan
c.isonablo ground for hope ut thu
first. I do inout nssuredly. " ;
' You think that the casj wns not
iroperly handhd "
" 1 liiuo ; ilw.i\H been of tint opinion
from the fimt , tlmt in , that the truit-
nunt was bad at the utirt. Aftur Ag-
tew iind Hannlti'ii came it could nut
tavo boon bottur.1
"You say then , doctor , that
lie preoidont had achanco for recov
ery at the first , but lh.it , in our opin-
on , these ch incus wuru all thrown
may by the wretched treatment of
he ciae. "
"You oxprem it utrongly , siid the
doctor , "but you reach the right con
clusion , "
"How Jong did tlmt clmnco for 10-
covury exist and when did you lose
lope ? "
"On the 23rd ilay of July whoa ho
lad the first rigor. Igavohim up then.
Up to that tiinu I had hoped hu might
get well After that I foil thorn wane
no u roil i id f-ir Lore. '
"Why did von rtach thntconrluMoi
tlmt timo. WHH the chill n certain in
dication of the Npproirh of death ? "
"No , I did not e\puct inimedinlt
disnolution. The rigor was an eu
ilenco of pjaomia "
"What waa the occasion of mnu
mi * ; 1 rnonn as it uinvoidabh'3
"li at miii , you knoft , or blood poisoning -
oning , r Hiilts frntn dead pus Urn
puiumm v t in thun , 1 think RO. Tin
public never did know that the piesi-
dunt's wound Aiiinuvorcle'niied
proj-
erly till thren woeksnfterhewas shot
Tout ia innro than I have. i\er iul
In fore on tliis nutter , but tlmt ia thu
gist ( if thu whole canu and the ground
for complaint of tlio pi extent's aun-i-
cil tn fitment in the early history of
the cnso. Subseiitient ( Uivitloinenta ]
fully corroborated what 1 funml then
llmt H , tint the pus hud , throui > li
caiolemness and inoouipetence , been
allowed to be in the wound till it
rotted nnd pn > niia hid done its per
fect work "
"Yon think this could have boon
nvoiU-d' "
"Yes , jini know what Dr. \giiuw
did as anon us he was called ns a con
sulting surgeon. The first thing waste
to miguest and in ike. an incision ti
di.nn what was then supposed to hi
the tr.ick of the ball but which was ,
a jon know , only a great pus cuu-
ty which ought never tu lu\o been
formed. I hold the attuiditn : sur
geons roiponsihlu for the conilitiim ol
the wound on the day Agnew am
Hamilton were called. "
"Doctor , I remember that ( . 'rump ,
stow aid tit the white house , and ono
of the nurses said that the prewdmit
sull'uHiil a gieat deal and would mnnc-
t'.iiUH HOW mi. Tint Ina feet felt liku
tffero were a thoiiHind needles in
thorn. Did the president antler much ? "
"lio did , both from his wound and
lliii lital , and , im ( Jrump mini , often
complained of that peculnr sons.ition
in tliu feot. "
" \Yna not thia pricking Huimhoit in
the feet tiiken as an indication ol
apiiial injury / "
"It was and so suggested to Dr.
Ull- but ho thought dilleiently. Tin
autopsy showed u.s how much ho was
mist ikon. "
"You do not consider such an in
j'ny to the 'ipinii as the president re
cuud nucevMiily fatal. "
" .No J do m t. As J said beftno
t'.iiiik the president had a reasonable
ch inrii fur recovoiy but that it waa
tliinwn awaj bj the bid inanaseniun
of the ciao during the ( irat tlueoweeka
\\liuiiyveryUimu depended upon tlio
utmost akill. It waa then tlmt the
put waa pillowed to ticcumnlato ant
catiaoil piaumiu which the unfuoblei
s > Htem of the president was not abh
to overcome. "
"How did lilinrt comu to hmo
ch.ugo of the ciati ? "
"Ho just took churgo of it. Hi
happened to bo the tirnt man cullw
after the Hhoiiting , and ho stuck to it
ahovimz everybody olno usidu. Nuithor
the prenidont nor Mra. Garliold uvor
employed him tu take c mrgo of the
"Dr. HI isa wrote them. "
"Who niiulu the examiimtiona ? "
"Dr. IMiBS alwaya took the pulse
and roapiration , and Dr. Koybun
took the temperature till hu wat dia
miaaed. The obsurvatioim were generally
orally made when the ] > resident waa
asleep , und ut the moat favorable
timis. "
"Did the other Burgeons aign the
bulletins upon Itlisa' reports without
making thoirown obitirvatioiis' "
"Yea they took hia word for it till
after they went to Hlboion when 1
nuggcfUod to Hamilton that they were
being deceived. Ho took Iho pulse
then and it went up u little in the
bulletin ! ! .
"Did General Garfield over see the
bullotiiia ? "
" that favor-
"Only onii wasoxtrcmoly -
iiblo was shown to him. "
"Doctor , whit waa the condition of
the nresidont's mind Waa ho duliri-
outi much of the time ? "
"Y. m , particular y after the fiiat
rigor for three vveuka prior to that
Fndiy m Auii ! t ( Itlack Fiidayasit
wan culled ) , when it was thought ho
VV.M dying , I think it wus about the
20th of August. For three weeks
prior to tlul ho had been delirious
most of the titnn. Hm mind uluaiod
up a little and then it wnn , if you in-
ummbur , that I thought him better. "
The .ilnivti vraa elicited in the uourso
of a dirmltoiy convurH.ttion , but it is
unduratoiid that ho contumpl-itt'H ro-
riowinx tie ! wJiolo caau in detail ovur
hia ovrn ai imturo and by the luquuat
of M , G.irhold , who desires it.
Important Turlff Convention.
NRW YORK , Novombci 10. An
important tatifF eonvuntiori is to beheld
held in this city November 2 ! > and
30. The Nebraska wool glowers' wi-
socintion his appointed iti proaidcnt ,
W. Picktuoll , with ( Jnitod States
Senators Vanwyck and Puddock nnd
five ether dologatos. Kow York
city indtiRtritia will aund one
hundred dule aten , Thu ] > lan of the
executive ctjirimtttee , as indicated in
thu call , U to aolect four leading
subjectn , on which elaborate addresses
iiro now being propirod by prominent
trnflic men to bt dulivorod befoio tint
convontion.
Kitloiiil AJWKlau-.l I'KJJK.
WAHlI ( ( TN ( , Novemboi 1 ] . For
the lower laku region Noilhonst and
aouthw at winiU , falling baiomuter ,
generally cloudy woitluir and light
rain nr HIIOW and iitatioimry or nlight
rise in temperature . l' ' < ir tint upper
Misiissijipi and lowur Misioun val-
lupi : ( i0'onuM'ly cloudy woathur ,
light rain or snow , IIHIII tempuia-
tuio , followed by falling binnuiler ,
vvindri , moitly fioin the east and smith.
Mtoroy MnoJ.
Kiktlonil A * ' ) cUtul 1'ruii
Cn lOAdo , November 10. Cluss } Yur-
don , late comHpondunt of thoChiwgo
Tunes , coininuncud Hint to d iy ugtiiuat
Kditor Storey for r > ( )0 ) , the amount
agrocd upon for utualiug nil udvancii
copy of President Ila > ua' '
Storey rofuiod tu p y.
TRANS-ATLANTIC.
*
The Fre-noli Dabmet Teiulor Their
Resipafcions to Presi-
tlonli Brovy ,
The U 6i uutioua Accepted
A Now Ciibmnt to bo
Formed.
The Rumor Again Current
Tlmt Bismarck Will
Resign.
The Old Cabinet RHqiioatud to
Romiiin Until a NPW Min-
iatry ia Found.
Tim RnsiinuVivr Undent to lie Ilo-
iluccil ( il.01)ltH (
rORUION Al'l'AIRS
Katloml Aiwoculiil I'nw.
tlHMIICIi. .
Hi , HI IN , November 10. The lopoit
tint Pi uii'o ItisinircU rcilly eontom-
] ilntus icsigmng oontiniiea to bo ru-
poited. The pu > \ mcial correspond
ent of ii journal , duvoted to tlio ex-
iHtmg nnnidtry , and Mometimes bo-
liuveil to bo inspired by Hismarck , ro-
prodnciM the niticlo funn Thu 1'ost
of yestordiy concerning thu ropoited
lonignation , bill umkea no comment on
it.
IUNSTAN W < U IIUllOt.T.
Advices from St. Petersburg say
that it is reported that a diminution
of 00,000,000 toublei is to bo undo in
tlio Kusrtim vviu budget Thia would
uulic.it u th it IliiHsia diHiH not at prca-
ont contuuplato any foreign military
entnipii'KM.
' . ' .
TIIK M'.liM'll MINIiTlU
PAI-.I-I , NovtMiiber 10. Tlio loin * ox
peeled eent has at last taken place ,
After the ciilnnut council to-day IM.
Jules Feny und his follow imntsteiii
piesented their reHignationa to Presi
dent Grovy. He accepted them with
formal expressions of legrut nnd es
teem. lie ieip.iested the muiitiUu-a to
roinnin in chiugo of their reapectivo
dupartnienta until thuir sucocaama are
appointed. To thia request the min
isters ncseited. Piesident Grovy thun
Ham ho had decided to nend for M.
Gambottii with whom ho will havean
interview. The list of the now min
istry which was oontin then dinpatcli-
os so r o few days ago in likely to prove
correct.
STOCkllOLliHtS1 ilKKTINO.
LONDON , November 10 Thurn was
a very laruo meeting of thuatockhold-
eia of the Heading railroid this af tor-
noon , ever five hundred being prt-s-
out. A uninimoua > ote of coutidonco
in BIr. do won waa adopted.
UHLlUVhll TO ItB AX IN-hlU\AL MA-
I'-'V f VIIIKM. yv - * , / - ,
Sir Vornoii IFurcourt and 3fr. For-
ster have examined a box which has
been forwarded from America to Mr.
Creyku , member of parliament. It is
believed that thu screws fiustening the
box have at fheir base eome kind of
an explosive . The investigation ia
prucuoding.
A.V AKKPHT.
LOMDO.V , Novomhor 10. A dinpitch
from Constantinople announces that
tlio arrest of Ka\asa , of the American
consulate at .Salonica for UTigandiige
him boon H.ititf.ictorily arranged by
Said Pasha mid General Wullnco , min
ister of the United States , The gov
ernor of iSalcnica delivered Kavnsa to
the American consul , and the consul
placed him at the disposal of thu [ lurto
For trial bj an ordinary tribunal , not
by court martial , a ruprraentatiYO of
thn American COUIIHU ! to be prusont.
I'AUII , November 10 , M. Furry
urtd hin colluaguen in the ministry
: iavc nwifinud and Priaident ( irovy
ins Hccejitiid their rcaigimtionn. Presi
dent Gruvy suninumod SI. ( ivmbrtU
und the * } hnvo been closeted during
Lho uftoruoon in ai ranging u nuw cab-
illdl.
WIIOl.l"ULK MAKHAfUH.
Ixiwnr , > fovomber 10. A dla-
patch mis the kin ' of Aalmntou him
laused the nmaaacru of 200 young
girla in order to us their blood to
nix thn mot tar mud in rrecting the
tnto building. The Kngliah govurn-
mont has ordered their roprcsmitntivo
o jirotest against thm butchery und to
imkii inquiries.-
ainnoatn.nnd Mnisnoliavotts
Sr. PAUL , Minn. , Novuinbur 10.
'ho Ingislaturu did little ot gonural
nturuat lo-cUy. Tlio moat impcrtunt
nils pasnud vt H onu granting the lail-
oadi the right of way over swamp
amis und another jope-aling thu law
nuking stock holdern in uianufactur-
ng compaiiiuB liable fnr double tlio
amount of thuir stock.
HOHTON , November 10. Hoth
mmchus of thu kgislaturo met in cx-
ra ( ii:8ioH : thia moiniug Thuy
oiihiderud curtain iiuctionn of
Lie ruvisod atatuceit and then ad-
0111 ned. Thu auuaion v , ill bu a abort
HID.
JtmclUlou of the Mnthoiltst Churcli
latlxiul A orl ti-J 1'n.n * .
l'iui.AiiPi.i'iiiA | Nov. 10. Idsliop
Warren , of Atlanta , ( in. , .Muirill , of
Chicago , Fo.sa , of St , Paul , Minn. ,
ind Peck , of Syraoiiho , N. Y. , wuru
iresi nt to d iy at thu opening HUHHIOII
jf the geiiural eoiiinnttuu on thu
chinch uxtuiiHion uf the oMethodmt
Cpixcopal church of thu United Stated.
rim npurt for tint last tun months
nhirv an increase ov r last yuar'a iu-
ceiptH of D27.-IIO and thu total dm-
lUtHoinuiits § lltl'J2 ( ) ! , leaving u c.iah
jaluncu of & : ; 0li70 on hund ,
Toi-riblo Aooltlont.
Nntloual AiwititttLU 1'n.im.
Ni'.wYouK , Novuinbur 10About
1 o'clock thin afternoon a ternblu uc-
cident occurrud at the Itulvidurohotol
which , though itttondud with no loss
of life , Keverely injured innny persons
who had niirrowly esc.iied ] from death.
The now panscngor elevator broke
from its tastonincs and fell front the
fourth floor to the ground. In the el
evator weio several p I'sonijera beside *
the boy in charuo and all of them
vveru morn or less injured.
CONDENSED LIGHTNING-
N tloiuJ .
IJ\NK , MIUM. , November 10. Mike
Connelly and Dan Driscoll hada spree
laat night ut the latter'a house. The
former becoming boisturous Driacpll
uavu him u dose of laudanum to quiet
him , alter which they Iwthdrank beer.
Connelly thun went homo. At 10:80 :
o'clook hu waa taken sick and died at
1.510 thin moimng. Diwcoll is under
arrest.
CINCINNATI , Novemyor JO. John
Theuber , of Hamilton , Ohio , who re
cently won a wrestling mutch has do-
pivuted S100 and oll'ura to wreatlu any
man in Amurica weighing lesa than
IfiO pounds. Gneco-Koman for S200
to SfiOO a side.
Donn AHVU ir , G.i , November 10.
Mr. Win , Kilgo , acting as oxvintliug
illlcer , nttuinnted toarreatWin. Zaun ,
/ami ntitick Kiliro with u shovel and
Kilgo lirud at Xnnn with u pistol.
Deith imniediatoly resulted.
CoUMUitTH , ( In. , November 10.
I'd. Partridge , a negro nt Ainericui ,
beat his step daughter to death Mon-
, lny , and waa arrested , but cacapcd.
Tuu'Y CITV , Temi. , November 10.
-Four convicts , Itill Curtis , Hariy
Cornell , Anderson and Johnson ea-
eaped ftom the branch punitentiary
last night by Hawing through thu
wall. During thu nioluu two convicts
gut to lighting , and one killud an
other.
Si'UiNuriHin , Tonn. , November 10.
Juduu John Woodard'a distillery
burned last night. No inauranco ; loss
820,000.
CuiCAfio , November 10. The iii-
lur-H ite ngrictiltural convention wan
in HUSHOII to-day and evening. Ilcso-
lutioua wuiu adopted looking toward
mine prompt nnd accuiatu crop ru-
poiU. Committee.n wuro appointed
and thu convention ad join nod tt >
meet next year.
French nuil Gormun Guests-
National Associated I'rcwn.
Ni.w YOUK , November 10. Among
Iho piMsengera who sailed to-day ou
thu ateamer St. Liuront forlliuru
wcru M. LiMartniia Do Kochambean
and Ainu.1 , l i Munpuis Do Hocham-
beau , dulegitea to thu Yorktown cun-
tunnial celebration. A party of
friunda aaHumbk'd on thu whaif to bid
them "lion voyage. " A number of
Frunch dolegatua to the Yorktown
celebration dupai ted thia uvuning for
thu weal to innlcu an oxtondud tour oE
the country. Thn Gurmnn delutjatca
wuru given n banquet thia afternoon
by the Gorman club. It ia not cor-
Uin tlmt the Germans will returu
home to-morrow na waa intended ,
Nisw YOUK , November 10. Tlio
Yon Steubun tumilywho were dele
gates aout by Germany to the \ork-
to'wircjjntuimi- for.homeitQ.diir * , w iS tJ
on tJio atehmor Wioland.Si" x. . r * , * ' ? $ * )1 )
t a
Aooidontal ShootiDff.
Xatlonil AMWcUtotl 1'rou
UOSTON , November 10. Geo. S.
Dally , aged eighteen years , proprietor
of "the tircadu , " North Scituatu , was
found in hia store thia morning in .t
pool of blood , sullering from : v pistol
wound in thu left sldu near the heart.
When found hu was aumi-consciou
and whun interviuned as to thu cause
of the net said that last night at 11
o'clock when about to closu up for thu
night olio of the pistola kept in thu
storu accidentally went oil und being
unable to make any outcry ho was
obliged to luiuain where ho waa until
assistance reached him thia morning.
'Tli Honnepin Canal-
N&tloiul AhuoclnUd 1'tim.
CHICAIIO , November 10. The meet
ing of tint cuiuiiiiseion apjiointed nt
Davunport , low a , in May , to orcanizo
For effiictivo work to eucuru assistance
Ftom congress for the construction of
thu Ilonnepin canal , waa held in thin
city to-day , The propoaod canal ox-
luiuls from Ilonnepin , 111. , to thu
Mmainnippi river at Davunport. It
will cent 93,500,000. It Mill shorten
thu distuncu to Chicago thirty-Gvu
tuilvi1 , Speechua fav orablu to the pro-
lect woiu made by Senator Logan > .
liuuiirul Hundurson , Judge Murphy
and
FIRES.
TJI uc n rmumr.x jiuuKtsn TO I > KATJI.
Sioux CITV , low n , Novuinbur 10.
During tlio temporary iibscncu of their
[ lurontn thrtt young childrun of Anon -
, on IJinck , living iienr Marcus , thk
statu , nut fire to the house and wuru
iiuinid to death. Mr. Hinck discov-
; red tlio thimia and waa serioualy
jurned trying to reficuu the childroii.
T11X1H HTA7K CAI'lTOI. 11UHNKI ) .
AUHTIN , Toxaa , Novombur 10.
1'ho ntatu capitol building burned last
light. All thu archives of thu re
ublic , Toxaa battlu flaga , portraits
iid pahitingH wuru destroyed. Loss.
about ? 200,0 , < JO. _
Jewelry Store Rohbory.
UlU'ial AwoctiiLiJil 1'tixu ,
KANriAriCiTY , Novumber 10 Two
masked inun untured thu jcwulry store
jf F. A. Khuak , in Kansau City at T
'clock ' to-night and robbed it o
$1,000 woi tli of gooda. The atoro at
the timu of thu lobbery waa in clmrgo.
> i a boy , who was huld by onu of tlm
naaked men while thu other atolu the.
irticlcu. No cluu to thu thiuvoa.
. .
- - - -
Cnptuicd HlblVInn-
Nub. , Noveinbor 10.
Shunir liters ruluinud thia morning
'torn AteJnaon county. Mo , , with
Miltun liioun , the thief who etolo
i'hoa. Wilu'a team and wngon , luat
ivuulc , in UIH county. Thu thief ia
safuly Judged in juil hero ,
Postponed.
National Aiwocluti.il l'rtn.
NKWAIIK , N. J. , November 10. The
examination of Nugent haa been post-
[ lonud until 0 o'clo'ok M onday muriug
next , thu hour eot down fur tlmt of
Baldwin. Moro fuilurca are feared.