Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, June 27, 1882, Image 1
I-- r ' \ t AI EE , RKVTWELFTH YEAR. OMAHA , NEI5. , TUESDAY MORSritfC ! , JO&TE 2T , 1882. < RKV ARCTIC HORRORS , Details of tlie Sufferings of tlie DeLong Party in the Ice- Eound Regions , A Struggle of Six Months Agamot Huuger and Gold Ends With Doatb. Toe Sorrowful Story Taken From the Diary of Lieu tenant DeLon ? , The Assassin of Garfleld Si lently Dolibaratmg on His Summer Trip. Political Aajcianionti Horrify tlto Bourbons in BothHousos. Other Items From tlio National Capital. DETAILS OF THE DEATH OK Till : IK LONd I'AllTV. National Au'dated Press. WASHINGTON , Juno 20. DoLong'a note book , aont by Melville , shows that on October 5th. The party were on an allowance of half a pound of dog meat each per day. October Oth. Erickson died of mortification of tho' leg. Hunters fund nothing. Fourteen pounds of dog meat left. October 7th. Breakfantcd on the laat half a pound of dog meat and last grain oi tea , and am about to start on a journey of twonty-fivo miles to whore a settlement existed , with some old tea leases and two quarts of al cohol. October 8th. Breakfasted on ono ounce of alcohol and one pint of hot water for the "whole party. Made ono mile , struck a river and had to turn back. back.October October 10th. Laat half ounce of alcohol gone. Began to eat deer skin caps , having the day before eaten deer skin foot slippers. Built a fire and mada a drink frorc tea loaves in nn al cohol bottle. Oct. 12th Breakfasted on last spoonful of glycerine and hot water ; dinner , coupto of handfuls of Arctic willow in a pot of water. Hardly anyone ono of the parly h.is strength enough .in-f v wood for n fire. Terribln snow c. 13th - Wdlow tea ; : i horrible tit alter crossing the liver ; missed AC , wont b.ick and found ho had lain down to die. All knelt down and said the Lord's prayer and cried. O t. 15th Breakfasted on willow tea and two old boots. Alexy , the hunter , broke down , also Leo. Cnmo to an empty grain raft nnd halted. Sunday , Oct. IGth Alexy broke down ; do vine service hold. dyin v Fho doc- .ftMfciffisawm eigggff i Snowiug ; buried Alexy in the ice. Oct. 10th Cut up the tent for feet gear. gear.Oct. . 20th Leo nnd Koch give out. Oct. 21st Koch found dead at mid night between DeLong and the doc tor. Leo died at noon. Prayera were baid when ho waa dying. Oct. 22d Too weak to cirry bodies of Leo and Koch on thej ice. De- Long and the doctor dragged them around the corner out of sight. Do- Long's eye closed. Oat. 23 , 133d day Everybody weak ; gathered for night at a fire , had prayers , no foot gear. Oct. 2-1 Bad night. Oct. 25 and 20 No entries except writing of dates. Oct. 2" Iveson and Bieko down. Oct. 28 Ivesen died this morning. Oct. 20 Dressier died during the night. The last entry is aa follows : "Sunday , Oct. 30 , 140th day Boyd and Gratz died during night. Collins is dyintr. They struggled for life against hunger and cold for sev eral days. They were kept olive by drinking a decoction of old tea loaves and alcohol. " CAPITAL NOTES. National Antedated I'rnsa. THE ASSASSIN. WAHHINOION , Juno 20. J , W. Guitcau has boon employed all day condensing now evidence of hia brothers insanity , which ho proposes to submit to President Arthur. Ho has it in the form of printed slips , the matter * being aufliciont to make u pamphlet of ton pagea. Ono of the luttera from which ho quotes is from J , II , Noycs , once the head of the Ontiua community , written in 1808. In it Noycd says : "I regard him ( Guitcau ) insane. I prayed for him last night as sincerely as 1 overprayod for my own son , now in the lunatic asylum. " In 18(58 ( , E. H. Hamilton wrotu that ho thought Guiteau de- niented. Another of the ktters is from the assassin himself to his father , in which ho claims inspiration and aa- aorta ho is in the employ of Jesus Christ it Go. t Another letter , 1873 , from L. W. Gultoau , declares Charles Guiteau insane - sane and irresponsible for hia actions. The letter given to John by the ass- assln during the trial ia printed with t ! ' the rest. . It ia n note of introduction to President Arthur , wlioni ho ad- drcesea aa "my dear fiipnd , " request ing him to talk freely with John , and instruct prtsi cuting attorneys to go ulo.v. ulo.v.Besides Besides these there are a number of other cranky cllusioim from Guiteuu , John vifliita to proaont this evidence of insanity to the president to-morrow if the lattor.returns to thu city in time , Lira. ScoVillo arrived hero to-night accompanied hy her little- daughter , and ia stopping with a friend. She . appears careworn and excited. She does uoi wish to make any public at statement nt proton t. She nrd 1 > hn will probably visit the najlum to-inor- row , Itia said to bo the intention of both to witnoas the execution. Nothing haa yet been done ir re gard to the disposition of Guituan's corpu1. It is thought , however , the jail authorities will deliver it inti > the hands of hia friends if they make any demand for it , but it is doubtful , so it ia said , if they will claim it and also doubKul if they will insist on the ex amination of the brAin. While John ia trying to prove hia brother ia in- aano ho beliou-s c post mortem exam ination of the brnhi would elv w it ii physically sound ( iiiitcnu w a bilonl durinj ; the < iy. Ho apoku very little. Ho ecomed to fully realize hit approaching end. Smio sin uUr movement ! on the part of lined men who were seen skulking rouiid the jail last evening lead some peiplo to suspect that some violent plot uiprilitig Guiteau is con templated , butthiro secma httlo OCCA- eion to fear any violence. A NKCAIII.K. . The bill incorporating the Anglo- American Caul * uompjny to run lines from Unltimoro Europe waa inlro- ducod in the ccnato to-dny. It makes llobt. GurrcttJbf Iho Baltimore A : Ohio raihoad , N. F. Frick and J. W. Bunovs incorporatorj. CKNSOH ITKM3. Thu latest bulletin from the cousin clliciiils showd tljo number of males in the United Stales over 21 years , 12- 830,310 , of whom 8,270,578 aronativo nnd 3,072,487 of foreign birth. The number of colored men ia 1-187H-1 ! , the number of farms is 38,400 , num ber of establishments manufacturing woolen goods 2,084 , with 8159,000,000 capital nnd employing 100,000 hands. THE PUKSU1ENT AND PA11TY have not returned , but nro expected to arrive during the night or tomorrow row nt the latest , UONFIU.MAT10NS. The senate in executive session con firmed Francis C. Witxall collector of customs of St. Augtiatmo , Fla. The nomination of Smith aa paymaater general of the n.ivy waa discussed at length. No action. IIUJJIIKLI , ia engaged in writing n reply to Geo. W. Curtis and the attorneys , in which ho claims they are evading the iasuo which they themselves raised , They refuse to take the ciso to the attorney general , though they proposed that in the original circular , CONQUERS. National Aswmtul I'roaa. sr.NATK PUOCUEDINDS. WAMiiNiiroN , Juno 20. Senator Pendtoton , in u speech on the resolu tion imtructing the civil service com mittee to inquno into the attempt fo levy as'iei uieni for political purposes on government employes , declared Ilubboll's circular illegal and contrary to the true spirit of our institutiong. Senator Alliiou defended the circu lar as a request for voluntary contri bution. In 1880 but 11,000 responded to a similar circular sent to 18,000 , and none of the 7,000 were removed , Senator Allison contended that the circular in its ajyl , < > irit csconce v was . . _ . . _ . . 'J. * \ fc- - w - * i Ttw * * * r i. i perfectly juatifiablo. The house resolution for adjourn ment until July 10th waa laid on th table. Senator Van \Vyck wanted to know if the B.-ssomcr Steel M.umfacturin company had boon assessed 2 par cent Senator Alhtnn did not know , bu thought tlt y ought to contribute Ho orally. ( Lmghter ) Senator "V n Wyck wont on to d procato thia nothod of raising moic > tor political \ > urpoBo ? , causing f- quor.t laughtciV n the democratic aiO The report olf.ho conference com mittco on the aiy appropriation b.l wan adopted. ' The senate wont into executive aus uion , and at 5:25 : adjourned , The house pT naed the bill jppropria > ting § 10 , 000 ft * a. public building a' \Villlamsport. I The conferon.je committees ropori on the army billvvraa reported and ac copied. V The appropriation committee has : pmplotcd the sunlry civil appropria tion bill iind will r\port it. At 245 ; p.m.\th& house took up Mr. Kolly'a interinxyievenuobin. The amendment ' reducing the tax * ) n cigars four dollars per thousand ind on cigarrettos one dollar per ; houaand was adopted without dia- lontion , the ropublicoiia votintr in avor. A. number of other amend. nonta relating to the tax on alcohol , obacco , etc. , were rejected. During the debate Mr. i Cox intro' lucod an amendment tlmtXno aesees nonta for political purpoaii a ainat hose employed under this Sill bo per mitted. An animated diecuesion followed , ho republicans claiming thai nobody r'aa forced to ] > ay aescaamonla' . Mr. Kaason aflirmod it was the uty of every employer to refune to y if ho did not want to pay , v nd if ny official cauaus him to bo romnvod Dr ao doing , ho ( Kasaon ) would do- ounce him on this tloor , [ Applause n the repualicin side. ] Mr. Springer asked if he was an- homed to say to employes that the/ ould not bo dismissed if they re- jsod to pay. Mr. Hubbcll replied io fur as ho aa concerned ho would give the gen- rman the authority , The previous question was ordered u the bill at 7:2U. : Ajourncd. IJcvltt nt PhiladolpLia. A toct ted 1'reu. Juno 2 < i , An en- reception was tonc'ered ' Mi- lael Davitt this evening att\io Acad- ny ot M UBio , which wasarowdod , hurlca Emory Smith protiiwd and itroducod Daritt , who del. tored a tort address , The mention pf the lines of 1'arnull , Dillon anif other rominent leaders waa cheered. Three andred penons were aoatod oU the ago , including prominent citizens nud ropresenlrttivpa of tholandleague branches. Pnuninont local speakois followed Mr. Davitt. TlnriilnR Box Cnrt. Kfttionil A soclitcJ 1'tcfs. KKWCOMEUSVOWJJ , 0 , Juno 21. Three cars loaded with chlor.tto of pottaasium took fire nnd wore sidetracked - tracked hero yesterday. Water thrown on the burninir Mrs nly added to the fury of the flames and caused an ex- ploaion of the chemicalB , There were consumed also three cirs loulcd with lumber. Loss , § 10,000. Commit , of lltnU- tV.tooM A" ociMc' ' 1'ro a SALT L\KK , Juno 20CJeo. . Q Cannon , the deposed congrosionnl dolopato fiom I'tah , wil' ' , it ia ntnted , start for Washington in n di\y or two. His visit here is c wooded to hnvn been connected Avila the Utah com mission. Ho epuko in the Motiunn tabernacle ycntoidny , but said noth ing Jmportunt. Ilia cour o was nua- ttiiunl by the unanimous vote of those picocnton motion of Proaidt-ntTnylor. FOREIGN HiJWS Ktt oiul Aj'ocHtctl i'lca- . crrnwAYo r.s UUUTKTO UNOIANH. LOMIO.V , Juno 20. Iviu Cotownjo leaves Capo of Good Hupo shortly for England. The queen intended to have ordered he bo allowed to make iho visit , as ho had often oxproaaul a wish to do ao. cuoss or MKiuimn. Juno 2C. The sultan has conferred the order of the Grand Crosa of Modjidiu on Arab ! Bey , Egyptian minister of war. THK OAXAL TO 1IK SAVED. AtExANDiti.v , Juno 20. M Do Le&scps aakod llauhub Pasha , presi dent of the council , aa to the truth of rumnin that Arabi Hey , minister of war , had made prcpiration to destroy the Sue/ canal in the event of England and Franca intervening in Egyptian alidiid , Itnghob Pasliu replied thu ru mor waa quito imaginary , and on thu contrary the government would en deavor to maintain the security of the canal in ease of any ditturbnnco. KOVl'TIAN MATTE KS. LONDON , Juno 20 In Iho hnu u of commona this ovening- Sir Charlca Dilko , under secretary ot foreign upeaking of the trouble in Egypt , aunouncod that representatives of each power in conference at Con stantinople signed a protocol to pre vent the acquisition of the territory in 1'gypt Ic wna intimitod in the French chambar ot deputies and in house of commons on Thursday lmt that such protocol would bo signed. Nothing contained in the protoc 1 precludes England from opposi.ig the neutralisation of the Suez canal. A IILKNI2D TIIKATRK. UioA , Juno 20. Eirly thia morn ing a lite broke out in a largo theatre hero and burned steadily nil day. By midnight there waa ucarcaly anything left of the building. There is n f.us- picion that the theatru waa sot on Uro by nihilists. THK TOEllJ UKITEIIATRS. LONDON , Juno 20. Thoportonsain 11 t irt * - the Egyptian army" to bo loyal1 to the sultan nnd ministry and is prepared to aupport the otatn quo. Hence it concluded the conference ia unnecca- aary. aary.Ar.ibi Pasha threatens if ho is over thrown ho will publish written proof that he bus acted ainco September at the instigation of the > porto. IIISMAIIOK. BEIIUN , Juno 27. Bismarck ia again indiKposod , not seriously. He haa gene to Vaizon to recuperate. Ho has requested no ofiiciid matters for- wnrded him there. His temporary retirement is partially occasioned by disappointment over the defeat of the tobacco bill. CRIMINAL NEWS National Au-.oclc.teJ 1'rcaj. SHOT ON HIOIIT. Donau CmIa. . , Juno 2J. ( At Cimarron , e small station near this place , yesterday , J. A. Shumate , n merchant , was shot nnd instantly killed by J. \ \ , Dixon , deputy sheriff. Shumnto had threatened to kill Dixon in eight , and when they mot Dixon ired without warning THE WAY 01' TUB TUANSailESSOIl. CINCINNATI , Juno 2(1. ( Samuel Dib- > y , who murdered n saloon keeper a bw yearp ugo and npont n fortune in lofonso , was found dead In the woods jenr Newport , Ky. , pistol in hand. To had been dead fully a week. aAJIIII.hu ON THIAL. ST. Louis , Juno 2Joseph ( ! Me- Jurren , ono of the gamblers who dead not guilty List week , is being 1 ried tp-day , 1t 1i i HUJCinK. t , Juno 2i ( , August Schumann , aged 20 , suicided by cut- ing hh th\oat with a razor and iump- ng from tht third story window of lis uncle's ryorrocco factory. Cause inknown. \ dOINO OUTHK IIONM. r NEW Onu\N8 , Juno 2J ( Civil < udgo Limrus gave judgmnnt to-day f gainst the sureties on the bonds of 1 ! x-Civil Sherifl' J. II. A. Goutreaux , t few Orleans parian , accused of defuld ation of 8132,000.- 1 I'UNIHHINO VXCOLATOIIH , NEW Yoiih , Juno Si. ( Alderman onea , of Brooklyn , cbftreod with im. lication in the theftacf William Stu- r ( , defaulting secretary of the Brook- , pn board of education , was tried to- ! ay. A verdict wai rendered ugainst im for S230.C92 80 , the full amount Uiinud , S'oneca V. Hnltoway , late teller of li Poughkoopaio National bank , was jund guilty in the United States cir- uit court to-day of defrauding the auk } He was aontencod to six yearn i the Erie county penitentiary. TONBV CHIME IN TtXAH. AtnriN , Tox. , Juno 20 , Ex-United tntoa Marshal Russell was to-day in- ioltd for the" fifth time for perjury , to gave bondaifor trial. Edward 11. Peiren w.n indicted oil the olmgo ol robb'D , ' thiity rcsistpred letters ol bum < < Bg ng tinir S800. Hit father is n promita nt Mtthodist mitii cr in Tunncssco , Ilia prAndfalhor in Bishop Pearcc , of Now Voik. I'KN-UON FUAUD. UuciirsTKR , N. Y Juno 20. Mrs. Sarah Stnunton , of Albion , was nz- rosled to-Jay for fraud in drawing n pension for liftron yoaro , an the \iil- ow of S. II. Blanchnrd. SPORTING. " ' . " ' . "nil Associated 1'rfM. SIlCIIiaAN'fl TKAM. Dinnotr , Mich , , Juno 2(1 ( The tenm toloctod by the State lUllo asm- cintinn to ropreaent Mii'higiii nl the international military mntcU m Creed- iroor in Spptembor nro Alfred H.IW- nrd , S. E Webster , 1 ? . B Dt.a-.n ! , R M. I5 r u3 , J. S. Packhavor , ( ? ro\ Wakott , F. J. Oonly , D. McN npli. ton , B O. Bush , 0. N. Hoot , S II. A very , II. SI. S perry , M. lUtmroe , Uip'uin Porter , T. 11. Miutung and II. Welner. aiunncor , Cnptam IVni- hvui ; socrotnry , Alfred Howard. t 1IIC.U1O HACKS. CHIC uio , Juno 20. Wenlhpr warm , day fiiio , twek heavy from recent laini Tiio lirat nee , milo dash , nil nges , Bdotju'ck , the favoiiU1 , won by ono length , Clua Mathovrs cccindj time 1:50. : The apcond race , ladies' ntnkos , for 2-year-olds , three quaitoro ot n nnlo , § 50 utitranco nnd § 800 added , was won by Miaa Woodford , Yis-u-Vn fircond ; time 1:20 : . The third raoolJ Board of Tiadti handicap Bwoopatnko , all npca , g.)0 ) entrance and 81,000 added , mile and a half , waa won by Bon d'Or , John Davis second ; time 2:10- : . In the fourth race , hurdle puree , S 1 , COO , milo heata , over four hurdles , two hoata were won by Qug ; time l:58\j : ono heat waa won by Judge Burnett ; time 1:55 : | . The fifth race , club purse and § 3,000 , nil ages , ono and one-eighth null1 ? , mia won by Stanton , Mary Corbet second ; time 2:00. : Illtlliino.V 1IEAOI1 11ACES. Niw : YOUK , Juno 26. The races nt Brighton Beach continued to-d.iy. Firat llnoo Purse , $200 ; _ umidon 3 yo.ir-oldfi ; three quarter milo , won by Montauk , with Clique t second ; time , 1:10. : Second Baco Par.'q , § 200 ; allngcs ; aoven furlongr ; won by Bramb.tlutt , with Mainio Fields second ; time , lV2 : Third llacoPUMO , , 200 ; for nil nsoa , soil in t , ' nllowancoa ; aovon fur longs ; won by Traveler , with Bullo of the North oecoud ; time , 1:05. : Fourth Rico-Piirao , § 200 ; all ages ; ono milo ; won by Colonel Sailors , with Eltio II. second ; time , J:5lA. : Fifth race , purse S2QD , haudirnp Inirdlo race , milo nnd a quaiter over five ( ivo hurdles , w.vt 'won bj Gift , Victim second ; time , 223 ; | . A hoary nhowcr sot in nt the con clusion of the first men , but norm cluarod on" , leaving n alow track for other ovonta. THE NATIONAL GAME. CLEVELAND , Juno 24.Tioya 4. Olovolands 10.'ftui' CHIOAOO , Juno 24. CjHMjoa ; 0 , Providence 0. . cM.4 - ' DKTUOIT , Juno a Detroits 8 , thirteen i. PHILAIIIIU-HIA , Jino 21 Metre politan of Now Yorlc3hiladclphiaa 2 HANOVKK , N. [ f. , JAne 20 Dart mouth 11 , U-irvard 10. The Grooloy Expoilitirm. KctlnnU Acuoclatwl L'ttsa. NEW Yoiiit , Juno 2 ( ! . - Tlio Bocnnd of the proposed Rerun of annual sup ply expeditions to tlu ( Jroelcy ex ploration party , whoso Jieadquartorn ia in Lidy Franklin bay loavca hereto to morrow on the stcauer Alhambrn , which will convey supplies to St. Johsiu , whern thoj1 are transferred to the steamer Neptune , bound for Dis covery harbor. The pjrty will consist of ( ivo oohictod men and emi Kurgoon , in conitnand of Liouteiifiit lirooloy. Drowned Katlonnl nroalatcil 1'rcsa , BiiiiioEroiiT , Ct. , JUDO 20 Jamoa Holdon nnd Lowia A , l > ud , Jr. , both ten years old , were bathing at Seaside park Lood was drownidandlloldon resuscitated. Burno't to Death. Vitlotial Aisoc'atol 1'roat , WoLFHiiono , N. II , Juno 20. Joro- niahChatnburhin , of Briokliold , nqod ' 5 , waa burned to death in a burning ) ush , Saturday. Thn Raiif-ars Out- Jatlonal Aiuac'atcil ' Fter * . DALLAB , Texas , Juno 20. A com- liny of ntate rangera wore nont to Jane county to preaorvf order. Three nen were killed in an o'd ' feud , Fur- her trouble ia fcarod. A Buniiuic Ooul Mlno. rational Amociatec ] froaa. WiLKiwiiAiuii : , Pa. , Juno 20 , The ilan of the WilltuBburro Coal and rpn company to flood the Diamond nine from the SuBquchanna is nbr.n- onod. It would require a cutting of orty feet deep and three milou long. 'ho mountain streams that run into ho mine are rapidly drying up , The ra ia extending forty fcot south. 'horinometer. 1,000 fcot from there ro , 100' . David Davln n'.lonal AcsodttoJ i'rnt. Ui.ooMiNfiTON , III , Juno 20 , Vice 'resident Davis , after adjournment f emigres ! , will return to hia homo i this city for a Sow weeks' rest , after rh'ch ho will go to Sar.itoga Springs rid other caatorn watering places , Thu atloiul AsiocIitcJ I'ttv. PiiTiiiuiia , Pa , , Juno 20. A crank amediColbin , from Qberlin , Ohio , o used ijljiani-ing Guitoau , Ho had Iso a full i/.od scallold on Iho , train. lo eaya ho'will bo the hangman . k THE BLOCKADE BROADENS Business Fraotically at a Stand still in Now lotk and Vicinity , Scarcely a Pound of Freight Moving In or Out of the City. The Rnllvandi Standing Out Till the lHuUIitUci GJ lute ICIfuot , When tli o UomniHls or the Men Will ] ! o unintod. Kitlontl AwocUtc.l 1'rc's. , ir.l KY t'lTY .l i nv CIT\ , Juno 2(1.- ( The track men on the Eno mul Delaware V Ijicknwaunn ro.ida ntruck for un in- erenao ft cm 11 oontn nn houi lo 81.50 per day. The nlrikcrn nltendod n meeting nt St. iUiolmol a institute hole1 by the freight Imndlora' union. Hondo ending nt Joiftoy City are dulivorinp freight there to consignees. The frciuht handlers' atrilso in Now York prevents hauling on Iho Now York side. Freight for points like Newburg - burg , Peith , Ainboy nnd Elizabeth- port ia being sent from Joraoy Oitv by xmipnnioa in bargoa nnd the alrikora liavu sent committuea there to induce the Imndlora to join the strikers. The strikers nro quiet , but four hundtod apcoial police are on duty nt § 05 n month , each railroad to pay the bill. The Pennsylvania railroad will awoar in mo thousand apcciala to-morrow. It is probable that all connected with : ho handling of freight , switches nud .racka of nil rends ending at Jeraoy City will bo on n strike within n few daya. No east-bound train CAII there- tore arrive. AITAIIIH IN NiW : YOUK Niw ; YOUK , Juno 2(5. ( The ntiiko of freighthnndlora hna completely checked railway business , nnd tun niilca of freight , mostlyporishnblo , in lacked along thu wharves. The strikers are rapidly organizing into n union. The morchanta are preparing lo go to law nnd compel the r.ulrond compania to pay the udv.uico do- m.indcd by the atrikoro nnd move the freight. The atrikora are orderly. There ii no material chnngo in the condition of the freight handler.- ) ' atriko , nnd no disturbance or broach of peace has yet taken placo. Five hundred strikers paraded peacefully in Jcnioy City thia mnrning , although n largo force of regular nnd special policeman were on hand. There win no occasion for their aervicoB. Thn Erie railroad succeeded in sondinc ; oil' a quantity of freight , by taking it In bargea to Newburg and South Ainboy , whence it was transferred to Uio main lino. AO'iura on this road uro com plicated to-day by the atriko of track men demanding SI. CO per day. The Pennsylvania road claims that the 'ranki ' " ' fujly on the railroad ofliciala nnd'te coivod no reply. The Ttnlinn emi grants employed nt aomo places an accuaod of breaking open pnckage and stealing coods. The fruit trade i eapccially injured by the strike , a heavy orders for fruit in nnticinntioi of the 4Mi of July mint remain un filled. Many merchnntn exprena th opinion that thn ntrilto will be o dot by tlio railroad companion conceding to the demands of the alrikoni nox Wednesday , when tholncreaood froigh fiiriH''oci , ! intj ell'ect , The largo nc cumulation of freight now at the ii QUO tu will then ha forwarded nt tlu inurcancd ratoa , and the ruilrondn wil thus , instead of losing by the actioi of the strikers , mnko money. Not withstanding the delays in ahipping huycM fiom the vest , south nm * outhwoat h.ivo recently been purchna ing Irooly under the influence of tlio sheering crop nowa from thoao parts Jatlnui.1 Amoclatod 1'ruti. NEW YOUK , Juno 2il ThoIIobrovr Jinigrant aid society nnnounco itn inn ) iiity to provide for the vast number ) f Russian rofuKocs daily arriving. Burglar Shot National Anuclatvd 1'rcuu DBTUOIT , Alioli. , Juno 20 A bur- ; lar named Daniel In Ports , \rho at- r.niptcd to rob the ptoro of II. F. iS y- lor , at Heratuy , Mich , , vun shot and langoroualy wounded by C. Snyder. I'hu later gave himeulf up. La I'orto i in u critical condition at the jail. Kxtiadltmic the Firo. Intlciial I'toia A ( ocatlon ! , OANANDAKll'A , N. Y. , JllllO 0 , A crvant girl employed by Mr . Wol- are attempted ycntorday to light n ire in the kitchen etovo with kero- one. " * The house was burned down nd the ( iirl ao badly injured thai uho lied to-day. IiidioatluiiH. 'utloiial AmiochtKl l'rc.H . WAHIIINOTON , Juno 27. For Iho ipper Miuainsippi and Missouri val 3VB : Slightly warmer eaat to uouth rinds , partly cloudy weather , light 3cal rains and stationary or lower inromotor. I'oisoucd hy ChooKu , latlonal Auoclatca 1'roiu LKAVKNWOUTJI , Kuu. , Juno 2(1. ( A lumber of ponjona were poieoncd last veiling by eating now cheese. None , ixvo died , but Hcveral are in n dan- eroua condition , The checoo ia to The lawn Ktrutlo. f.tooal ! ABMuUtUrJ from. _ , Ia. . Juno 20. Oreat ta itemeiit provailu here to-niKht over ho coming election on the question i f rohibition. Frionda of prohibitioi ave boon ut work all day diatribut- ig tickets , and the last grand rally i being hold. Thoao opposed uro working qnito r.s hard. Hundred * of fore pncva have been imturnlijad , niRiiy of whom nro old residents Kvory naloon in the oily will bo closei to-morrow , that propriotora mny put In work nt the polls. I'rayor meetings ings will bo held iu the chnrchca for the success of tlio atnondmont. Both sides are confulout , nnd JUuilor. NktlonM A 30cJ tM I'WM. BOSTON , Juno 20. Conklinc nnd Butler rcnc''od ' ' lioro on the Fiill Hivnr boat from Now Yoik hst night. They wore tofjotht r in close convention the whole \\ay , but both deny it had nny politic il Do\v'n Kmlorioraout. KntlontlKgoo'.Mr < l 1'r.ws B\N < iol ( , Me , Juno 20. Nenl Dow cmlorscn the republican ticket of Maine Konrnoy'H Dloimtch to Tlio Beo. IVIVUMY : , Neb. , Juno 2(1.-Tho ( canal ia nn assured OUCCCB ? , the bonds carrying by 1108 for lo 80 ngniust. STAAIINA. A Lively Encounter With Midnight Mixrnuiloru. It will bt ) remembered by the nu- moroui readers of Tun Br.is thnt soiuo little time ngo Mr. AloVoy , roaiding on Ninth olroot between Ciipitol Avouuo and Dodge wns robbed of 450 , the burc-lars getting elF scot free , and it would seem aa if this had emboldened thu R.mg who nightly in fest thia region with folonioua intent , nud last Saturday night they mnde mother attempt nt the residence of Sir , .loliM Stornadorffj but owing to the [ > resencu of mind nnd bravery dia jhvyed by Mr Oeorgo J. SlortisdnrfT Jioy were uiiBUCcosnfiil. About 2 o'clock Sunday morning i wo men opened the gntonnd got. in the hick p-irt of the building , but Mr. [ J. J. Stornsdoiir , who wna sitting up late reading Tin : Br.i : , heard them trying the ahuttora nnd called to hem , when they immedintoly mrulo oil' Ho rushed out after thnm nnd whistled for the police , but none 3amo in time lo bo of IIEO. M r , ijtornudoru" observed thnt tlioy lind oonio tooln in tlioir Imnda with which they evidently intended to effect an entrance. Mr. Sternsdorlf s.iya ho laa made arrnngomunta to recrivo nny moro visitors of thia description n a most lively ntylo , which vill probably ii\\3 them nil they lesorve. ORT&lINAIi CYOLONKS. Tlio BiiBinoaa of tUo Dlutilct Couit- I'ollco Rocord. In district court yesterday the con- inuation of the trial of Sidney Smith occupied Iho court nil day. A special venire wan on Saturday issued for fifty jurors in the Kontor'o caco , to report thia afternoon nt 1:110. : Thin will bo the Kniith was "Nosey" O'Brien , who plead guilty iu Uio charge of intoxication , that being all the olllcora could hold him en. Ho will go up for a time , long enough lo allow iho lovtn author itioa to send for him. Tw > dialiirboin of Iho pcaco were disposed of ns usual. Three boyo nro held for iitcalin n pair of steel buggy nprings end ice tonga , Jiicob Kaufman , of Sixteenth otreot , has been compluinud aaiiiat ; ; for keep ing hia saloon open after 12 o'clock. J. M. Sweden is charged with nsaault and bnttory on the portion of John Burr. Mm. Williihn is charged with beat' ' ing n small boy on thu head with a rock. rock.Mr. Mr. Kroba , proprietor of the vine gar factory , complained ngainata man for detaining three luirelii of vinegar rescued from the lloodflLSunday after waahing out from hiaTCcullnr. The accused doinanda salvage/ X.AKD Important Mcotlner nt the TJ , C. L. A. JlooniD A very impoitant and largely ut- ; ended meeting of Iho l.ind Jcigit ran hold Sunday afternoon , at the oems of ( ho U. 0. L A , in Crcighton jlouk. HitiBfitecory ropori u concerning the iroliminii'y arrangements in nil the lepartmcntH of the -Ith of July picnic , fore received. The committco on arrangomonta ton instructed lo invite a number of mr prominent citi/.ana to attend. It waa determined that dancing hould bo fico within the ground * , ho park tickol entitling the holder to ill dancing privileges. The committees lu-e all jubilant ivor the anticipated uucceea of the jicnic. It wan decided to invitp Michael JaviU to bo present if poaaiblo , The land league appointed F , W. 3 ray chief marshal , and Choa. Ifanloy iflBintnnt. chief marshal , The A. 0. II. elected their mar- hill last night. A programme of the day , with full nfornmtion , will Lo published in due imo , Committee of nrrangomontB np- minted lo tabo chi'.rgo of the Lund euguo picnic , to bo , hold at Hoac.Ul iaik , Bouth Omaha , Tuesday , July I tli , 1882 : F , W. Gray , chairman ; r. J. Nichol , John lUiuh , M. Dono- ran , Jamea Hunugan , J. C , Brenimn , , ' . 1,1. O'Urion , John O'Donohpo , 3h H. McDonald , M. Loahoy , Patrick ' 'ord , Michuol Leo , Thomas Swift , ind P.itrick MaArdlo , Commilto on Dancing : Miohal Leo , kliohaol lleilly , P. W. Turpy. F , & SON , ' MAHUFACTUBES. OMAHA , Magazines of 'all kinds BOUND TO ORDER. Send for REDUCED price-list of Job Print- J. T. FESTMER , Importer of , and Dealer in O JL Zitlior Strin&B anil lusic , 1121 FarnamSt , Omaha. OoniinitlocToii GimesT if / nan , Samuel Mofluph , J , B. Nich'ol. Oomniittee on Grounds : John D'Donohoo , John HeiAi ) , Larry lan- 'iin , Ed. ifraniian , Thomas Gudin , rhoman Bigly. Committo on Di'inor : M. Donovan , John Jlnrli , Ohno. fileDoimld , Juinea [ luiiaKan , Thomtib Tullon. f'ouiniitteu un Badges : Jamua llon- igan. 'J'ho fourth annual oommoncnmnnt if Croighton colloKo takca place in the wllego hall next WedncHday evening. rile pronrftmnioconaista of a numbir jf excel lent reaitaliotiB. declamations , , rocal and initruinenUI muaio , and an ) riginal dialogue cntiilc.d "Holiday "Fauciea , " which latter will in- -rodiico nine of the students Thu Jocilia society , outaisling ot thirty itudonlo , will render a number of ) horuaoo under the direction of Prof , \ug. WnUhor. The orehcatral soloc- .ionu will be rendered by Holfinan'a ' Milargod orchestra. Among thu pieces jf thu latter will bo found Pueriier'a 'Irish ' Patrol , " u now ovorturu which a ut the pioBont time one of the most iopiilnr of the now ovorturoi in the nf thn UAflKMU MIIItAHV IN.STAM.AriO.V The third annual iiiatallntiun of olli- j-iHof the Union Library csBociation iv I i take [ ditco next Thursday ovoninj { , lu date huviiif , ' I' oil t'i. < ijcd { so im 101 to cot II ict ni * i the oUmin uxor- ijsoa of tlu Bohuuh , An interesting nusical ami lityrary programma has ) ouu arranged for the occasion , Kutio McNamarn , The funeral of Httlo Katie Mo- Hainan ) , infant daughter of Mr. nnd ifra. M A. McNamara , was necea- nrily poatponod from ! ) :30 : a , m. to p , m , Sunday , on account of the tortn. At that time it tool : place rom the residence nnd was largely Handed , interment taking place at lie Holy Bopulchor. A beautiful 'Into casket received the remains of liu Httlo ono and the pujl-bourera roro six Httlo girla drtmcd in white. 'hey were Clara Oroightnu , Bessie ) 'Brion , Lillie D-jJlono , Fillio Swiff , aila Miller and Francei O'Brien , e The funeral waa the first conducted iy McCarthy nnd Burkf , in thia city. 1ECOMD WARD Ki ; JISTUATION i Nonoi : . D ! ca I will bo at the southwcafc" orner of Thirteenth nnd J.wkson ' 5 troets on thu 21)th ) day of June , A. D. .882 , for thapurposoof correcting the eviration list in the Second ward of ) mnha , pud to register tlio legal vo- era in said ward. I , 8 , HASCLVLL , lUgiatror. Dated Juno 20th , 1882 , -U