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! I * . * THE OMAHA DAILY BEE. 1 * V / ELEVENTH YEAR OMAHA MONDAY MOENING , MARCHES , 1882. THE MATIOHAL APITAL Bon Hill's Month Eogalning It Usefulness , Congressman Alien , of Mis pouri , Liable to Die Dur ing the Week. The Survivors of the Mexican ani Indian Wars to be - Well Provided For. Tne Senate Committee on Ap propriations Nosing Into Some ot James * Work. M iioellanoaiui Notes of a Nations Character. CAPITAL NOTES. National Associated Press. BEN BILL. WASHINGTON , March 12. Senator Ben Hill was able to como down to dinner to-day and relished his food. THE DYING CONGRESSMAN. Congressman Allen , of Missouri , is still very low but is without pain to day. His physicians think ho cannel survive the week. PENSIONS TO HUKVIVOKS. The committee on pensions ozpoct to submit to the house this week a substitute for numerous bills to pen sion survivors of the Mexican ana Indian - dian wars. WATCH1NO THE POSTOFFICE AFPROPKIA- l TION. The senate appropriations commit tee are giving the closest scrutiny to the postoffico appropriation bill and \ are calling upon the department for special information from all its dis patches. Ono matter receiving spec ial attention is an order by the late Postmaster General James for ro- weighing mails during a contract year on the Pennsylvania road by which the cost to the government for trans portation was materially advanced , DEATH OF .AN ATTACHE. Lord Geo. F. Montaigue , third sec retary of the British legation , died " suddenly at his rooms , corner of Fourteenth and I streets to-day. Ho was quito young and unmarried. ANOTHER HEFRDSENTATIVE DYIMCI. Representative George R. Black , of the Georgia district , was taken sud denly ill and has grown rapidly worse. Ho is not expected to survive the night. XT if. , t ? ' 8EBQEANT MAS % N. 1 , There is a report current to-night that the trial of Mason will be de clared void through irregularities of the proceedings , the prisoner having boon arraigned before the court was sworn. Petitions are in circulation for executive clemency in considera tion of the harshness of the sentence , and it is said members of the court martial will sign it. Inquiry at the arsenal to-night about Mason was mot by the curt repy [ from Major Graham that no information could be given. CHICAGO , March 12. Petitions'are being signed praying for the pardon ' of Sergeant Mason. The latra legislature. Special toTmsBEE ' DBS MOINES , March 11. The ap priation bills were finished up to-day The senate passed the house bit authorizing cities to donate land railroad companies for shops , depots etc. , but owing to a clerical error th vote was reconsidered and the bil sent to the house for correction. The whole day in the house wa tf spent in discussing the joint reso lution from the senate instructing niwl Iowa congressmen to vote against an wl increase of the tariff on steel blooms be and wire , the question being on the Ti th adoption of the report of the ways Jane th moans committee that it bo indefinitely - lid * nitoly postponed. Potter , of Harrison anwe we son , spoke three hours m opposition , ex The committee showed the white no feather und failed to support their own report , ami the resolutions were modifiodadoptod and sent back to the Nat NatM. senate , M. M.va Roioorans' Removal , va National Associated I'rosi. o INDIANAPOLIH March ' In ammo , 12. rela tion to the removal of General Rose- mo crans from the command pf the army XJI > of the Cumberland the Times of this ice city will say to.morow that in Septem ak ber , 1803 , just after the battle of Ohickomauga , the late Gov. 0. P. Mor ton received a .telegram from Secre Nat tary Stan ton stating that lie would pass through Indianapolis on a special He train and asking Morton to moot him pol at the depot. Morton did so and in idhr the interview which took place Stnn- hr ton told Morton he was on his way he south to removeRosecrnns ; tnatRose- Cai cruns had telegraphed President Lin es coln that his army was routed , that it Ha was useless to try to put down the re bellion and advising an armistico. t Stanton said this was the cause of the Nat intended removal of Rosecrans. Gov , Morton was greatly depressed by the Ari interview and related the circumstance to of it to his private secretary , W. R. f Holloway , who is now editor of the 1U ( Times. ender dor Child Abducted byjtho Mother. National AsuoclaUd Pies- . * orri ri PLANO , ILLS.J March 11. A bold case of kidnapping occurred hero lost night. About a year ago Mr. and Mrs Walter Atkins , of Newark , 111. , ceased to live happily together and bin the wife applied for a divorce. The rom husband not appearing against her , nr it was granted , but the custody of tl an only child 3 years old was given to he the father , which has since made its nit home with the grandmother , Mrs. tcs Harriett AtVins , of this place. At 8 o'clock , during- the absence of the entire family oxcont the old lady , who is in feeble condition , a couple drew up under the pretense of wanting to buy chickens , but taking in the situa tion as quick as a flash snatched the child who was clad in its night robe from the bosom of its doting grand mother and fled. The old lady ran out info the street crying frantically and saon aroused the neighbors. Thi telegraph was resorted to and usoc freely , but no clue has yet boon reached. Mrs. Atkins afterwards married George Wobstorof Sandwich III. , and made her homo at Amboy in this state. Her maiden name wai Ida Hatch and she formerly lived a Newark. Marino Intelligence. National Aisoclatod Prom. NEW FORK , March 11. Sailed The Germanic and the Egypt for Liverpool , the Persian Momarch and thn California for London , the Fur- nossia for Glasgow , the Nodorland for Antwerp. Arrived Thp Nevada from Glas gow. gow.HULL HULL -Sailed The Sorrento for Now York. LONDON , March 11. Sailed The Egyptian Monarch for Now York. ROTTERDAM , March * 12. Sailed On the llth , the Maas for Now York. HAVRE , March 12. Sailed The Wioland from Hamburg for Now York. ANTWERP , March 12. Sailed The Vaderland for Now York. ' SOUTHAMPTON , March 12. Sailed The Baltimore from Bremen for Now York. BREMEN , March 12. Sailed- The ETulsburg for New York. Arrived The Ohio from Baltimore. HAMBURG , March 12. Sailed The Vandalia for New York. QCJEENSTOWN , March 12. Sailed The Gallia and iho Nevada for Now York. Editorial Courtesy. National Associated Press. NASHVILLE , Tenn. , March 11. A pccial to the World from Knoxville ays the Chronicle , the republican iaily of that place , contained an arti- lo this morning charging the Daily tribune with publishing sensational articles und lying out of them. Bo- ; ween 0 and 7 o clock this evening 'as. M. Wallaceeditor of the Tribune , mot Wm. Reub , editor of the Chron- clo , and demanded an explanation. Reub struck Wallace with a heavy ano and Wallace drew a pistol and fired hroe shots which did not take effect. Valluco was justifiable in shooting at loub , and all but'a few republicans [ link so. A warrant has been" sworn out by W F. Gardloy ( colored ) for Valloce's ariost. Ho will give him- lolf'up. Public sentiment is strongly n favor of Wallace , and no case of iny consequence will bo made against lim. Elopement of Two Slaters. atlonal Associated Pton. NEW YORK , March 11. Mrs. Ed ward Schonck , wife of a carriage naker , married one year , hoa eloped rom her homo at Port Washington , m j. I. , with a man , name unknown , ho left homo on Monday , saying lie , was going on a visit. The elope ment was discovered to-day. Her ister , Mrs. G. W. Fleet , wife of an ther carriage maker , also of Port Voshington , Ipft homo on Thursday , saying she wns going on a visit. It was discpvorcd to-day that she had eloped with John Mackoy , Jr. , a well known Newport oyster dealer , whoso wife has been dead live months. Both women have children , the for mer one and the latter thrco , and the families of both belong to good society. Alleged Resuscitation. National Associated 1'roen. BELLEVILLE , Ont. , March 11. Con { s siderable excitement was created last night by a report that Mrs. Brown , who died on Monday last and whoso body has been placed in the vault a TJ the cemetery , had returned to life. ison Two persons who had scon the face ol on the deceased through the glass coflir wore of the opinion that it flushed is ind paled in turns. A medical man isBO ma sent for in haste lost night and at ixamined the body in which ho found scl signs of life. tie : to ; Fresh Water Fishermen. toWi rational Associated . Prera. COl OTTAWA I , March 11. Mr. Gullott , of > . P. , is of the opinion that fresh rater fishermen have as much right bounty as those down by the sea , Na on Monday will ask tiio govern ment if it is their intention to applya odi ortion of the . $150,000 bounty to to iconsed fishermen of fresh water bui ikes as well as the sea fishermen. $81 sto Killed HI. Wife atlonal Associated I'reai. ist INDIANAPOLIS , March 12 , Isaac ledricks.a brakeman on the Indiana- ill iclis & 8 . Louis road , and who ro- on ides near Terre Haute , shot his wife on tirough the head and again through body , killing her instantly , oal lause , jealousy , liodrioks was ar- nig osted and placed in jail at Terre auto. Ho is a desperate character , Nat Crow Children to bo Civillaed- 1 atlonal Associated Prou. ; WASHINGTON , March 12 , Agent irmstiong 'of the Crow Agency , Mo lontana , has asked and the secretary the the interior has granted the ro- the uost that one hundred Crow child- We bo distributed among the resi- ofwil onts of Ohio who have requested rill the purpose of educating them and . ion ringing thorn up. ask o New Planet , tax itlonal'Auoclated Picsu. WASHINGTON , March 12 , The mithsonian institute has received Nat Prof. Forester , of Berlin , the 1 unouncymont of a discovery by Palisa ihc Berlin Friday night of a planet of ; 01 13th magnitude , in 11 hours , 10 the linutes right ascension , and 18 min- 10 , north with a daily motion of 4 Mo jconds. LABOR LEAGUES. The Difficulties of the Chicago EollingJUls , Secret Mooting of Two Thous and Members of tbo Chicago cage Trades' Union. Resolutions Adopted Concern ing a Number of Import ant Matters. Conflict Between Striking and Non-Striking Tailors of Hamilton , Ont. The Pennsylvania Minors' Union to be Roorgoulrod. TROUBLES ELSEWHERE. National Associated 1'rcn , THE CHICAGO ROLLING ! MILL3. CHICAGO , HI. , March 11. A secret mooting of over two thousand mem bers of the trades' union , mostly cm- ployocs of the South Chicago rolling mills , was hold last night and ex tended till 1 o'clock this morning. The mooting was hold under the aus pices of the labor league. The moot ing was addressed by John Hope Hod- nott , who advised the men to oompro- mise and abstain from violence. Resolutions - olutions endorsing the building ot the National Labor League railway wore passed and also ono that wo have con fidence in the honor , honesty and ca pacity of Chester A. Arthur , president of the United States , and wo respect fully request him to recognize the United Labor League of Now York , Brooklyn , Boston , Chicago , San Fran- : isco and Now Orleans in the distri- Dution of the official patronage of the country. Resolutions wore also adopted requesting the central coun- iil of the labor league to remove the icadquartora of the league from Wash- ngton to Chicago. A committee of en was appointed on consolidation of ixisb'ng trades into the United Labor joa uo of America and the same com mittee to act as a committee of com promise and meet the officers of the : ompany at Mr. Hodnott's office to cf- oct a peaceful solution of the existing lifficulty between the company and ho men. The presidents of the vari ous unions were present and favored an amalgamation of all labor unions as .ho best means of preventing labor up rising. TAILOBS. HAMILTON , Unt < , MoVch 11 tyio striking tailors ot Banford , Vail & lo.'a establishment ; ' became violent ind endeavored to prevent "goods > oing taknn from the building by hose willing to work at the present iricea. Several blows were ex- ihangod. Some of the striken ; have [ ivon way but the majority still hold out. COAL MINERS' UNION. WILKISBARSE , Pa. , March 11. The miners and laborers of this vicinity to- lay chose representatives to a confer- nco to bo held in Pittston on Satur- cl ay next for the purpose of roorguniz- ng the old Minors' union and consid- ring the propriety of making de mands for n 20 per cent increase of watcs. The selection of ropresonta- ivos was general in the other parts of juzernd and Lackawannacountiosand ho conference will bo largely at- ended. Small Fox. National At soclitcd Press. ' SPBINGKIELD , 111. , March 12. In formation .at the ollico of the state board of health is to the effect that small pox now exists only in seven or pight places in the state. The diseases reported extinct at Cable , Mercer county , after a long solgo. The only now cases reported in the last two B days are two at Elwin , Mason county. vi There are fiva cases in Springfield. It sa believed the disease will soon bo tli oradictod from the state. at LINCOLN , Neb , March 12. There ca a case of small pox seven mile * oc southeast ! of this city. . The victim is uc tramp and has taken possession of a school house , to the great constorna- ion of the neighborhood , all efforts dislodge him having proved in vain. Word was sent to the city for the in -ounty comnmsionor to take charge < ho caso. " it br National Associated I'ress ve ELYIUA , 0. , March 11. The Moth- idist church and the utoro belonging Si' Gilbert Fluids , at Urigga' ' Corner , mrnod lost night. Loss on the church , 800 ; no insurance. Loss on the Na tore largo and insurance small. MILBUKV , Vt. , March 11. A fire utl night destroyed Aikens' block , kcNc ilasonio block and a boarding house. Nc the buildings were of wood. Loss wa first , 910,000 ; on second , $25,000 ; ay third $3,000 ; first two insured. K" [ K"Bi FKLIOITY , 0. , March 12. The Bi elevator at Rural burned last light. Loss , $4,000. Hal The ToTiaooo Manafeotarer * . toi rational AtaodatedPreM. th ; PHILADELPHIA , March 12. Dole- za atos from the Philadelphia Tobacco coi frado association will leave hero on wiYc londay to attend the convention of Yc National Tobacco association at Ebbitt house in Washington , on Na1 Vednesday to consider the reduction the tax on tobacco and cigars , and SOI urge that in the event of roduc- boi or abolition the government bo doi sked to allow two months in which the clear off old stock on which the has boon paid. . _ BIn mi Thf Flood * . National Associated Prew. WASHINGTON , March 12 , During Nal past week , at thn request of the ovornora of Illinois and Louisiana , fin secretary of war directed that cal 0,000 additional rations bo sent to wo lound City , 111. , and 100,000 to ho * foyou la Fouoho , La. , for di - tai tribution among thn sufferers by the floods. NASHVILLE , March 11. The river is stationary. If another riin docs not occur the water will not rise six inches higher , All apprehension s of danger at this point are over. Congressman King has received u dispatch from the president of police of Tonsas parish , La. , tliat there are at least 10,000 people destitute in that parish. Appeals for aid are to bo made to governors of adjoining states. OAIIIO , 111. , March 12. Major Bon- ham , commissioned by Secretary Lin coln to investigate the status of suffer ers by the floods along the Ohio and Mississippi rivers , is m the city and says lie found the region about Charles- town , Mo. , greatly damaged by the overflow but that the tuffurora hnd boon generally relieved by private aid. Ho found 100 families in Pulask ! county and 200 in Alexander county , Illinois , needing assistance "and order ed 16,000 rations distributed to thorn. Ho goes to Columbus nn'd Hioktnan , Ky. , thcnco to Memphis , to , ascertain the needs of the floodV , sufferers thereabouts. * 7 * Fatal Result of National Associated Prcuf. . f PmsBuno. PA. , March * " 11. This morning Muldoon and McVoy , labor ers employed at the the Gould tunnel , six miles west of Stoubcnville , Ohio , ot into n disguto and were separated > y the foreman. Directly afterwards the quarrel was renewed. An alterca tion took place in which BloYoy was stabbed in the loft breast and died in twenty minutes. It was not knotvn until after his death that ho was stabbed. Muldoon , the murderers deliberately- walked down the track and disappeared and has not been seen since. A Meteorite. ' National Associated Pros * . HKLENA , Mont. , March' 12. An immense Meteorite felllast night about fifty miles southeast of Fort Bsinaboino. Its glare lighted the country for miles around. Four min utes after striking the earth the re port washeard in Assinaboinosound- ( ing like the discharge of alheavy uun. The earth was peroiptibly shaken. The shock was also felt at Fort Benton - ton , nearly ono hundred miles south , The meteorite has not yoi been found. Railroad BCattnn. National Associated Press. ' WINNIPKO , March 12 , The Oregon & Transcontinental company have succeeded in the suit brought by Gen. Hammond on thtiir bohalt Jko obtain an injunction to , restrain jDrT Schultz and other Canadiandirectors from interference - terforonce witli the * plaintiffs , the Minncs6Jp.4 $ ; Souchnj jfttj railway pf TUnnitoKi. T & ehiof'jjJiiuce docjarcd the election of the "American board. legal and the other void. Two judges concurred in the judgment , * Palace Cattle Oar * . National Associated Prow. ST. PAUL , March 12. St. Caul's experiment with the Kitzoo palace cattle car has boon made and piovos entirely satisfactory. On Monday twenty steers of the roughest descrip tion were shipped at Miles City , Mon tana . , and brought hero without change , .arming yesterday. There was no shrinkage whatever to the steers. Safe RoTiboJ. , National Associated Prou. Four DODGE ; Kas. , March 12. The safe in the oflico of May & Co. , mill ers , was blown by burglars and robbed of $1,300. ' It was the work of ex ports , a tumbler of water in the safe not being disturbed. Several arrests pf tramps hare boon made , but 'there is no cluo. Deeds , mortgages and stocks not negotiable were sorted out and loft on a table. Another of Sam Tildon's Sins- National Associated Prow. CHICAGO , March 12. Hon. Sidney B. Borars , of Now York , ono of the visiting statesmen sent to Florida to di diw save that atato for Tildon , passed diai through Chicago , and said the recent ai story floated in rolatian to Elaine's aihi candidacy for presidency on the dem tlidc ocratic ticket was originated by Sam dc uel J. Tildon. in pi Narrow Eioape of a Train. in National Associated Press. of of XENIA , 0. , March 12. Last evening - ing n misplaced switch precipitated an engine and baggage car into the river or the Little Miami bridge. The air diSL brakes were put down in time to pre SL sent a severe calamity , The track bu rvan torn up for fifty foot and the on- 51110 ' completely wrecked. , Diabolical Work. Rational Aaioclatfd Press. OIIIOAOO , March 12 , A diabolical ittompt was made to wreck the Wau- accommodation train toi cegan on the Northwestern road. A now oak tie rei . . . vaa placed on a culvert at Belmont [ t ivenuo , north of Deoring , The on- raj ino was detained two hours. roi tic 3arnum and the National Com mittee. rational AeaoclaUd Presi mi WAKIIINOTON , March 11 , Ex-Sona- hoi orBarnum , of Connecticut , is hero in a ho interest of the proposed reorgani sation of the democratic congressional iammittoo , Ho was in consultation rith Representative Flower , of Now am lea fork , to-day. leaHi How Small Pox it Spread- rational AaiocUted ! ' . WASHINGTON , March 12 , Reprc- stc oiitativos of the national and Chicago str lourds of health called on the presi- g" lout to-day to urge action to prevent toi introduction of contagooua dis. ay aaea. They say 00 per cent , of the mall pox in Chicago is spread by im- all nigrants , wl Ai Jumped From u Window. Aimi latlooal Aauoclatod 1'ruu. miNa NEW YOKK , March 12During a this afternoon at Lane Wossor's Na abiuot factory , Frank Krautz , a workman , jumped from a window on st fifth floor to the sidewalk and BUS- Sii ainod injuries from which ho died , ast EUROPEAN WAR CLOUD , AUnionofPan-SlavlstB and Ni hilists Possible , In Which Event They Can Override the Gear and Pre cipitate the War. The Ourront of Domestic RUB- oinn Affairs Closely Watched by the Powers. All Foreigners in Russia Being Expelled Unless They Can Show Passports. Mitoollaaeons NOWB that Oamo Ovortho Cable. GENERAL NEWS. National Vrcsi Association , IRISH RAILWATS. LONDON , March 11. In the house of commons last evening Mr. It B. Blaunorhnssot proposed a resolution that the state acquire the Irish rail ways. Mr. Gladstone opposed the resolution in a brief speech in which ho said it was absolutely out of the question that England can undertake the government of the railways. JUMI1O IS COH1NO. The elephant Jumbo was to-day transferred to a cage which will bo convoyed to a ship of the Monarch line to bo transported to America. DISCOVERY OP ARM8. MADRID , March 11. Tlio Spanish police discovered at San Roquo a se cret storage of arms and ammunition. San Ro uo is a very ancient city in Andalusia , seven miles from Gibral tar. HBLIOION IN FRENCH SCHOOLS. P4n , March 12. The French sonata last evening rejected by a vote of 07 to 123 , M. Jules Simon's pro posal requiring school masters to teach pupils their duty toward God and their country. FOREIGNERS EXPELLED FROM RUSSIA. ST. PETERSBURG , March 11. The Russian government is oxpollingnll for eigners . now in the country who are not . furnished i with proper passports , 800 having , boon sent from Moscow since Wednesday. . It is thought this stop is taken as a precautionary moasnro to < prevent any disturbance at the approaching preaching execution of the recently condemned niliDhtu an/Q / is the result nf Uu'threatcninir ? language used 'by Yictor , Hugo and others in speeches denouncing the sentences passed upon them and warning the czar not to carry the sentences into oxocution. THE WAR CLOUD. BERLIN , March 12. Notwithstand ing the czar's rebuke to Gen. Sko- bolofFJ the lattor's speeches and the refusal of Gon. Ignatiff , who is the recognized loader of the Pan-Slavonic partyf continue to occupy the princi pal part of public interest hero , and confidence in the peaceful intention of Russia is by no moans restored on the Ni strength of'an article published in the St. Petersburg Now JSoit , " in favor of Cl GpnJ SkobdlofT and urging a union of 01 tlio "Pan-Slavists and Nihilists , which of produced a deep impression on Bm- A poroi' William and was the subject of a severe comment in court circles here. bi It isnrguo that were the czar over so dc strongly inclined toward peace , the ohA pos-obility it that Pan-Slavism and A Nihilism working together may pro- ke ducfj a current which the czir may bo th impotent to stem. It is further in osttnatod that three-quarters of the th ofilpors of the Russian army share the II very enorgotiobut less comprehensible po Principles hold by Gon. SkobolefT. 'he ' Austrian authorities , who have distinctly discouraged a newspaper war of words , which could only arouse and mibitter national animosities , hr have by no moans boon .indifferent to no the perils indicated by the _ recent ria demonstrations of Pan Slavonic fool sli ing as is shown by their recent vigor toi ous combined attack on the insurgents Herzegovina and the strengthening Aia garrisons near the eastern frontiers the empire. gn It is reported that the Gorman government - So ornment is dissatisfied with the cor- liaiity of the rocoptiwn given General roi ikoboloff on his return to St. Peters- jurg. THE GERMAN TOBACCO MONOPOLY. Mass meetings were hold in this sity to-day Io protest against the to- icco monopoly bill , A PASTORAL LKTTEIt. . tad DUBLIN , March 12 , A pastoral letttn of the archbishop of Dublin was cad in all Catholic churches to-day , pr strom/ly denounces the recent outages - pi' > ' .net ages and blames them to the "no an out" decree and also to secret socio- . or - OUKEK MINISTRY RESIGNED. us , ATIIKNB , March 12. The Greek till ninistry have resigned and the king summoned M. Tricoupos to form bo now i ono , lat AUSTRIA' * sovBuiuau'a VISIT. [ VIENNA , March 12 , The emperor empress of Austria , will their ind oading minister , will visit King fri lumbert at Roino on May G. ind WHIPPED BY THE INHUHOENTH. anme A strong detachment of Austrians me itormod and blow up Fort Dragoty , a or 18 . tronghold of the Crovoskian insur gents. When on the return march awards Rosino. the insurgents who up in wait for thorn attacked the Aus- nans near Jarkowa , forcing them to back to a favorable position , rho vhioh the insurgents stormed. The \ustriaus lost heavily in the engage- uu nont. I ri BrlefTologrami- tatloial Atioclatod Prcit , CINCINNATI , March 12 , Mrs. Jas. Hophenson , wounded on the steamer It Sidney by the bursting of a pipe , died night , She makes the fifth death ; ton persons were hurt , but nope others fatally. ILuinoDsnuRo , Ky. , March 12. Two boys named Galloway killed Billy Southern at McOowan's ferry Friday night. The boys thought themselves alone with Southern and shot him , but Amos Craig saw the shooting. Tlio Galloways gave thorn- solves up , MONTREAL , March 11. Miller , who escaped from the Alloghany , Penn sylvania workhouse , started for Pitts- burg this morning in charge of an American detective , BRADFORD , Pa. , March 12. John J. McCarthy , now under sentence of death at Angelica , N. Y. , for the murder of Patrick Markoy at Rich- burp , says the reports that ho was cognizant of the facts in the brutal murder and outrage of Miss Minnie Richardson , at Curry , Pa. , eight years ngo , are maliciously false. Ho says ho knows nothing of the muodor. MONTRIAL , March 12. Archbish op Lynch started for Rome to-day. NEW YORK , March 12. Mr. Hen ry Parks , premier of Now South Wales , nnd daughter sailed on the Germanic for Europe yesterday. HAMILTON , O. , March 11. An ox- ilosioti occurred in the drying kiln of ho Greenings wire works last night. Cho walls of the building were blown out. the roof fell in and the building ook fire , but it was spcodily citing- vishod. NEW YORK , March 11. The Sio- inons-Andersonntool company of Pitts- burg has boon reorganized by some creditors ! and bondholders , with a cap ital ' of $1,000,000. Mora than one- half the bonds are hold by the incorporators - porators , who , with the Merchants' and Manufacturers' National bank of Pittsburg. will control the scheme , the bank having bought the works at the recent sheriff's sale. A charter has boon applied for. NEW YORK , March 11. The branch of Pondio & Wnitc , of London , wool ens , at No. Ill Greene street , is nol- vont. The main house failed on Frij ( day.NEW NEW CASTLE , Pa. , March 11. Col. O. J. Jackaon , a prominent attorney of the city , announces himself as a candidate tor congress from the Twen ty-fourth Pennsylvania district , now represented by Mr. Shollaborgor. OTTAWA , Ont. , March 12. The postal treaty between Canada and the United States has boon amended so as to allow Canada poatoflicus to require prepayment of pontage on third class .matter printed in the United States ind mailed in Canada for points in the United States to evade the postal laws of the latter country , at a rate equiva lent to domestic postage chargeable thereon in the United States. RoniiKSTKU , March 11. Sherman B. Wheeler died 'at the city hospital torday of consumption , Styyearo old. He was formerly in business hi this city as a commission broker and grain dealer. He loaves relatives , but their p whoroabiuta are unknown , It is n thought some are in Chicago or 'Mil waukee and Plymouth , Ind. tlhi hidi CHICAGO , March 12. Rev. George di 0. Miln , pastor of Unity church , and fa noted for his recent utterances favoring cl ing agnosticism- preached his farewell Io sermon this evening. oi Claim Jumping , NaUona Anodated Preu. QC ST. PAUL , March 11. There is excitement - citomont in the town of Watson , bu Ohippowa county , over the jumping 1 , claims of settlers on railroad lots , party named O'Noil purchased quite an number from the county on which bu buildings were erected with the un tit derstanding the settlers could pur SCI chase when notified by the compatiyjj Cc crowd gathered in front pf a saloon 01 kept by Joe Molchoir , whom they th thought interested with O'Noil , broke the windows and threatened worse things. The sheriff has ono from po an Montevideo with a posse to kcop the th ; peace and make arrests. thPe wl Indications. _ National AMOcUtoil 1'rcs * . 0) WASHINGTON , March 13 , For the Oil lower Missouri Fair weather valley ; , ab north winds shifting to east and south , rising followed by falling barometer , roi ilight fall followed by slowly rising 18 temperature. 18no Dying Miiiouri Gongreiiman. tin National AeaocUUd Prou. WASHINGTON , March 11. Con- jreeanmn Allen is very low to-night. Jovorul doctors are with him , and the jravost firnra are entertained as to the result. Y. M. O , A. sot joi Oenornl Invitation , in " I IK become nc < iua ntoi wi.lt our work its stoi'lv growth. To Yoiwn MKN Desirous ol im- irovomoiic viiiritually , socially and " * hysically , U make our reading rooms 1 various meetings your frequent osort ; also strangers of good oharac looking for your proper sphere o isofulnoss should leave your addrer & nd where formerly employed w general aocrotary. it To I BUSINESSMEN Wantingr' wok-koepors , mechanics or A-MMIM aborers , to notify Goo. T. OU80r - oneral secretary , by postal ' To ALL GOOD PEOPLETo r'onew in establish your confjdonc0 love nondslap and zeal m tre Rrand ( work future dovolopino- ft our g , , . jiation by adding you , r , , amea to iu nemborship , or see t -0 jt tjmt you Bond 'Li"1 ) * pwords for A. D. 1882. Woarov'jry grateful for the nany BUbscrip'.ions ranging from $3 to ? 100 lo' ti a yoar'a work. * L ? ' fl > MKHAU""t Prosidont. BalmluGileaa. ei o (8 ( balm in Gilcasl to heal each gaplog woundj TIIOMAH' Ki.hontia OIL , tha remedy Is found , For internal and for outward USD , you n fieely may apply Hj of For all pain and Intluiumatlou , you houhl not fall to try U. only coatHa trifle , 'tU worth Ita weight in gold , aiS Anil by every dealer in the land this aiG < reuif tly fa sold , Mar-7l-lir G ; PEACE PROTOCOLS. Commissioner Tresoott on a Mis sion to Pom , Armed With Proposals For Peace as Desired by Ohili. Ninety Days to bo Allowed Him to Find Peruvian Authority to Sign. If It. is Not Accomplished in That Time Ohill Will Con tinue Occupation. Report of nn Engagement Between the Armlet. National Associated Press. LIMA , March 12. Senor Javins tfovva , the Chilean commisaionor in Lima , received on the 4th jnst. , a telegram from his government official announcing Mr. Trcscott and Senor Balmacoda have signed the protocol for pcaco between Chili and Peru Jn whicJi the interests of Chili are fully consulted. It is believed that the cession of Tarapaca is provided for , whilst Ohili withdraws her former claim for tlio immediate payment of a war indemnity. Mr. Troscott is said to bo the bcaror of the protocol to Peru. When Mr. Trcscott reaches Lima , according to the understood terms of the mission ho has accepted from Chili , ho is to find some ono whom the Peruvians will accept to represent the Peruvian rapublio in such a capacity as to warrant him in signing the protocol for rtho county and whoso signature in such represen tative capacity will bo acceptable to Chili j | and bo received by international law as binding on bohuit'ot the coun try for which the signature should bo givpn. Ho will have ninety days in , which to so compose the Peruvian fa quarrels as ovolva such a rop- ro . If the representative' bo found and the protocol bo signed , than Chili is to at once evacuate Pe ruvian territory. If ho bo not found , at the expiration of the ninety days then the protocol is to bo null , and the Chilean occupancy is to bo con tinued. It is generally allowed both in Chili and Peru that since Mr. Tros cott has boon in South America , ho has thoroughly acquainted himself with the real situation of affairs and rendered himself competent , to act with pucfeot firmness in his mission , for doing which ho has allalongshown u strong natural disposition. , Whethelt'Tiir * - ; ho can induce -Peruvians to' join.V V in choosing a man in the protocol is a I problem , that , if ho solves it in the affirmative | will immortalize him in the republics as tha best friend they have had in this gonoration. Peru u divided at present into many military factions , and has so many chieftains claiming the ascendancy that the outlook - look for peace and freedom from for eign | military docs not scorn encour aging. LIMA , March 12 , A fight recently occurred at Pucara , near Huacayo , rho Peruvians had 1810 combatants , but no artillery , and the Chileans 1,200 ' and five cannon. The Poruyi- ins had the position , and the Scopita ind Lima regiments fought valiantly , jut the Chileans , after charging three i .inies , drove them from the hills and icattorod them ever the country. Dolonol Dolicanto commanded the Chileans : , and it is stated positively .hut Cocorvos in disguise commanded Peruvians , Cocorves had ap- jointed Pucara as a rallying point , ind meant to gather about himsolt here a now army , for there were 200 Peruvian officers among the 1,810 vliou the Chileans discovered the ondozvous V ) and. broke it up. Ono Chilean officer and throe , Poruvia1 fllcors were killed in that battle , r ibout 300 common soldiers. " * outod Peruvians made way to j Vyacucho , whore Panizo , A Pi' * . , . quartered < with 1,000 me 'rolIa'a lot known yet whether Poi / . f , hem for another rally or J ° Jolnod Now Efltabllsf Opera Workmen are' UUBy Saturday making erne cl'a"S ° H m the store room ad- omingthed g Btore of D. W. BKO , < HoUBO > a room ff0nt. 8 " " iftoonth street and , ono of ° b" e looiliiiuis in the city. In- Jnv.ilop .d . the fact that Mr. It. JCD , the fa .her of the well known d Bros. , of this city , is about to an up a first class hat store hero , Jiving rontoi this r om and already moved into it the stock of the firm of George S. Doane Co , , which ho purchased a few days ago , and will add largely to as soon as the room is ready to re ceive any more stock. Mr. Saxo is a very pleasant and agreeable gentleman , who was for thirty years engaged in the hat trade Vermont. For the past seven years ho has boon United States con sul at St. Johns , Canada , being ap pointed under General Grant's admin istration Io fill a vacancy caused by the death of his predecessor. The past winter ho spent in California , whore Mrs. Saxo still remains. The latter will soon join her husband in thij city , Mr , Saxo proposes to havu a stock that cannot bo excelled in this west ern country , and will make his plucu the headquarters of fashion in the hat line , llo cornea to Omaha at the solicitation of his sons , and will prove most popular addition to our circle splendid business men , Twelve second-hand Show Oases at auction Saturday , March 18th , at Solomon's Paint , OH and Window - , ' f Glass Store , rachlO-2t