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YEAH. OMAHA , NEB. , SATU.KDAY MORNING , JULY a , IT.
-BELLICOSE BRITONS.
JfliBy Figure Largely in Ante-
iBelltim Events in Egypt ,
JjJJMarino Moustorfa" Ready to
lnrk end Bftll the'Un
crowned KhediVe.
Commander of the Alox-
ndria Forts Refuse's to
.
* * i
be Humbled , ,
Telia the British Admiral
o "Lot Slip the Dogs of
"War" at Any Moment.
[ Consternation in Ruasian Cir
cles Over the Suicide of a
Department Governor.
[ IJeparturn of the French Fleet
[ to Reinforce the Squadron
at Alexandria.
French Cabinet Decides to
Tnlio n Hand ou Certain
Conditions.
| Ttio Irish Uoprcsslon Dill Passed by
tbo House and Sent to tbo
Lords.
FOREIGN NEWS.
| N tonal ! Associated I' CFS.
SKOBELEFF IS HEAD.
Moscow , July 7. General Skobo-
lleff died suddenly in this city at 7
o'clock this morn in" .
ST. PETEUSIIUHCJ , July 7. The con-
Alternation caused by the sudden death
"of Skobeleff is intensified by the
tragic suicide of the director of the
department of marine this morning.
It is difficult to obtain nny reliable
account of his death , but it is believed
he killed himself on being confronted
With positivu proofs ho was In close
association with leadiiig nihilists ,
NIHILISTS.
LONDON , July 7. D'apatches from
St. Petersburg s' te that thu nihilists
are becoming rampant anain. Tliu
sudden death of Skobuletl' , nt Mos
cow , after his recent appointment as
military cjinniandor of the uistriot of
"Wilnu , containing the largest popula
tion in llussia , is believed by the
people wns caused by foul means , nnd
the anti German fouling is fiercely re
vived. Reliable advices say the pre
fect of police , after a long search ,
succeeded in tracing secret nihilist pa
pers to n building occupied by govern-
.vmont business of the department of .
griioTnarlho , wad then.in found 0,000
copies of printed § nihilist circulars
signed by Nicholas Constantino. The
'
director of the department of the Ma'-
rine blow his brains out when the
copies were found.
JEWISH OUTRAGES.
VIENNA , July 7. Anti-Jewish out
rages in Hungary are increasing ,
THE FRENCH FLEET.
PARIS , July 7. The French fleet
has loft Toulon to reinforce the squad
ron at Alexandria.
FKANCE REFUSES TO JOIN" .
LONDON , July 7. Franco refuses to
join the nostile operations to Alexan
dria. French opinion disbelieves En-
land will act.
AHAI1I AND THE NATIONALS.
The Times correspondent , nt Alex
andria , denies that Arab ! and the
Egyptian national party are identical ,
andsajs suppression of tlio reign of
terror will show that nil honest , re
spectable , wealthy natives oppose
Arabius much as the Europeans , nnd
"that the military party is composed of
mon convicted of fraud , peculation ,
etc , , and th.it the real national party ,
composed of patriotic men , is com
pelled to use Arabi's authority until
other authority arrives to maintain
order. Seymour's ultimatum com
pletely stopped the construction of
earth works.
' EUROPEANS REMOVING.
ALEXANDRIA , July 7. The British
'
/consulate has been removed outside
ftho harbor ; also all Europeans have
/removed beyond , leaving the harbor
[ ' /'in the solo possession of the Hoot. (
FORCING THE FIGHT ,
ALEXANDRIA , July 7. The English
consul general , speaking of the reply
of RaghobPanha to Seymour's ultima
tum , says it is unsatisfactory , All
consuls except the English met to-day
to endeavor to induce Raghob to give
a more concililory reply. The English -
glish consul declined to ask Seymour
i , to atrreu to the proposal of the major-
JJty. lois thought that the English
nstructions are designed to force a >
THK OONntENCfi ADVERSE.
CONhTANTINOl'LB , July 7. TllO
dentical note of the conference to the
lorto advises the armed intervention
of Turkey , limited to three months ,
and guarantees of future good gov
ernment and indemnity for losses by
massacre in Alexandria , and Abdur-
rahuean Paaha , Turkish prime min [
uter , resign ,
FRINGE AND EGYIT.
'ARIS , July 7. The Voltaire soys
French cabinet decided Wednes
day that should England remain faith
ful to the decision of the conference
ffor a joint occupation of Egypt ,
Franca would co-operate with her.
'Should ' England invite Franco to coOperate -
Operate independently , Franco ivould
[ decline. Should England attempt to
; p'ettlo the Egyptian question alone , N
Vance assuredly would intervene in
ib interest of Europe.
SEYMOUR DELAYH ,
. July ? . Foreign con-
asked Admiral Seymour to defer
; bardmont , offering to use friendly
VfSces with the Egyptian government. Ni
'Seymour advised the consuls to apply
pjhe leaders of the military party ,
nnd to prove Iho loyalty of their
protests by stopping the work on the
fortifications surrounding Alexandria.
Cl'F FOH KOYI'T.
LONDON , July 7. Thr IJritish rosi-
incuts left Mnltn to-dny for Alexan
dria. (
THK SOUDAN INSl'RCir.NTS
defeated the Egyptian army , under
Juiisuf Pasha. Two thousand are
killed or missina. Six catio.ia were
taken , Tlio victors , under the false
prophet , arc inarching on Sinnnrtr.
TWENTY THOUSANDS I'OUNDS HEWAH1 >
is now offered for the Pluonix park
nitirdorcrs.
THE REI'llESMOX DILL.
In the house of commons this eve
ning , the secretary for Ireland moved
nn amendment to the repression bill ,
giving u [ > tlio tight to search domi
ciles Curing the night unless secret
tocotic3.iiro ! iiuepccted of holding
meetings.1 * The conservativca opposed
the ninoinlmcnt. Gladstone threatened -
oned to resign unloca the amendment
was adopted. On a division the gov
ernment was beaten by 13 votes , amid
conservative cheers.
I'ASSED.
LONDON , July 7. The Irish repres
sion bill finally pasted the house of
commons , and was last evening read
for the first time in the house of lords.
The cabinet meets to-day. Gladstone
is disposed to withdraw hia throat of
resignation made in the hcuao of com-
linns last evening.
Suictilo nt Fremont.
SpcclM Dlipitch to The lice.
FIIEMONT , Nob. , July 7 , Christ
Gablcr , proprietor of the European
llotel of this city , shot himself at
10:30 : this morning , causing instant
death. Do went to a hardware store ,
bought a 33 culibro revolver , loaded
each chamber , giving his bank chock
for the revolver , wont to his hotel nnd
deliberately drew the revolver and ad
justed it to his forehead nnd fired.
The act was committed in the front
room of his hotel. lie was doing n
prosperous business. The cause will
bo brought out at the Inquest.
CRIMINAL , NEWS.
National Amoclated 1'raaa.
MUTINOUd 1'UI.SO.VERS. '
CoN'om > , Mass. , July 7. Two more
convicts in the state prison have been
chained for noisy demonstrations.
To-day was visiting day , but convicts
were not allowed to see friends. All
convicts nro now on bread and water.
The ring loaders number about 200.
Tha warden says the mutinous
prisoners seemed to stand together
against all attempt * to enforce discip
line.
THE PUIOE OF LirjI.
MONROE , N. G. , July 7. Henry
Krox , a negro of 12 yearn o ( ago , was
.miirdarwl * -me.s.iinc by liuknow-
person for ton ciints. His skull wan
crushed.
BUDGE AND DLOOD.
RALIEGH , N. C. , July 7. Yester
day Thomas Gardiner handed John
Dorsoy a shot gun and told him to
shoot the first person thr > t passed.
Leroy Crafton was shot and killed by
Dorsoy. Tlio men were drunk.
A LUNCH OF LEAD.
WINSTON , N. C. , July 7. Caleb
Brooks , a negro , quarrelled with a
nephew , Wash Brooks , about a lunch
basket on the train. The nephew
shot and wounded him. Caleb shot
the nephew through the heart.
A NOTED THIEF.
PHILADELPHIA , Pa , , July 7. Chas.
Langheimor , "immortalized" by
Dickens in American Notes , was ar
rested this afternoon for theft the
thirtieth time. ITo lias lived forty
years out of noventy in the peniten
tiary. When last released u month
ago , philanthropists arranged to pro
vide for him for life. Tlio prisoner
says ho ia bound to steal ns long as ho
lives.
JEALOUSY.
CHICAGO , July 7. At the Jersey
landing near Alton , last night , Edward
O'Haro shot John Carroll in the back ,
fatally wounding him. He then
rushed homo and fired two shots at
his wife , inflicting severe wounds. Ho
was finally overpowered and j lilod.
Cause , jealousy.
An Olfloor Shot Dead.
S'atlorml Associated Preen ,
FARGO , Dakota , July 7. Policeman
Mdinniui Attempted to enter the house
if Mrs. Burklo last night in search of
m escaped prisoner. Mrs. Burklo
nistook the ( .Hicor for a tramp and
ihot him dead.
Bad Minister Shot-
National Ataoclatod 1'ican.
CINCINNATI , July 7. Rev. M. M.
3arry , pastor of the Second Baptist
ihurch ( colored ) , was shot nnd badly ;
voundod while prowling in the yard f
f Roger Pearson. It is said ho had
icon visiting a woman near the place , ;
Saved from tlio Gallows.
National Associated 1'rcoa.
CINCINNATI , July 7. W. Belcham , L
o have boon hanged on Friday , has
lad his sentence commuted to life im-
irisoninont.
Amerlonii Stylo.
atlonal Aiwoci&tcd 1'rcna.
NEW YORK , July 7. The Egyptian
duplications and fears of closing the
iuez canal are expected to have the
fleet of deviating Australian and
Asiatic trallic for Europe to the route
cross this continent , and the Pacific
Tail steamship company cabled to-day
p agents in Australia , China and
upan to advance rates on freight ,
A Fatal Fall-
'atiunal Associated 1'resJ.
WiLLiAiisi-ORT , Pa. , July 7Mr ,
nd Mrs , Isaac Bird was thrown from
carriage returning from a funeral
3-day , and Mrs , Baird was fatally in
ured.
An Armed Guard
atlonul Associated 1'iew.
BOSTON , Maw. , July 7. In addl- 5
on to the ? 15,000 claims previously
reported , the Olobo company has beer
sued for § 200,000 , by Alfred Bornoy ,
in balinlf of the Economic Fuel com
pany , for damages for use of the lat
ter company's patent * . A deputy
sheriff went to make nn attachment
under the now claim , nnd found the
Glebe company's building guarded by
nmod men and torpedoes.
SPORTING.
NitloaM AiWJclntixl 1'rcsn.
niuoiiToN nr.Acn UAOFS.
Nirv YORK , July 7. The races of
the Brighton Beach association con
tinued to-day. First race , purse § 200 ,
all ngcs , three-fourths of si mile , wns
won by M.iry Warren , Hob Tyro second
end ; time l:17i. : "
Second race , purse ? 200 , nil a < jo ? ,
was won by Ida 1J , Edwin A second ;
time 1:40. :
Third race , five furlongs , wns won
by Brnmb.Ulcltn , Bride Cuke second ;
time 1:03 : ? .
Fourth race , Coney Island stakes ,
three year year olds , mile and u quar
ter , woo won by Barney Lyon , Alta B
second ; time 2:15. :
Fifth race , purse § 250 , mile and n
quarter over live hurdles , was won by
King Dutchman , Harry 0 second ;
lime 2:23. :
IIASE HALL.
PHILADELPHIA , July 7. Atlileticsl ,
CincinnrUis G.
PITTSIIURG , July 7. Allegheny's 0 ,
Baltiuiorcs 8.
HUGE TROTTING PURSES.
ROCHESTER , N. Y. , July 7. At the
mooting of the stewards of the grand
trotting circle hero to-day the follow
ing associations were represented :
Cleveland , Buffalo , Rochester , Utica ,
Poughkoopsio and Hartford , It was
resolved that the rules and regulations
of the National Trotting association
in regard to the entries nnd all
other respects bo strictly enforced.
The following special purses
were oflorod by Cleveland ,
Buffalo and Rochester , § 4,000
open to all , and § 2,000 , to St. Julioii
and Trinkett if they enter and trot in
2:15 : or better , § 500 extra to the fast
est horse .rotting in 2:14 : ; § 500 addi
tional to the above to the horse trot
ting in 2:12 : or better ; § 1,000 addi
tional to the above lo the horse trot
ting in 2:10. : Ono-fouith entrance fee
and ton per cent , on § 2,000 extra
purse. The no record race was changed
to a three minute race.
COLUMBIA GETS THE TLVOS.
NEW YORK , July 7.-R. 0. Wilson ,
referee of thn proposed boat race of
Harvard nnd Columbia , ut Now Lon
don , decides that Columbia in entitled
to receive the Hags from Harvard , the
latter having assumed n position not
accordance with the agreement.
Tlio Fi-ni ht Blooliado
National Abaoclatid Press.
NEW YORK , July 7. Conkling and
other lawyers yesterday applied to
Attorney General Russell to consent
to postponement of the case of the
morohnntatnjuz. to , compel railroad
companion to forward froliL -
later ! in consequence of the freight
strikes , and when the case was called
to-day in the supreme court counsel
for the railroads moved a postpone
ment till July 17th. The motion , not
being opposed , wns granted. The
workmen claim the delay is purely in
tlio interest of the railroads , which
will bo able to forward within ten
days the freights now delayed.
Business Failures.
Rational Aftuociated 1'rena.
NEW YORK , July 7. United States
failures the past week , 100 ; cast 11 ,
West 37 , south 23 , middle 21. Pacific
13 , Now York City 4.
Tlio Bankers' Convention
National Avsoclatod PrutH
Nr.w YORK , July 7. The executive
committee of the American Bankers'
association extended the time for send
ing in papers to the convention nt
Saratoga two weeks further , and n
large southern delegation is expected
as the questions for debate deeply
alfects-that section.
Woman's 'Wrongs Righted.
National Associated Pruea.
PHILADELPHIA , July 7. Jas. G.
Hill , a prominent politician of West
Philadelphia , was cowhided to-day by
Mrs. C. P. Jones , a handsome young
woman , for writing her nn obscene
noto. Slip had been hunting for him
day and night since Monday.
Utah Courts.
Vatlorml Asnoclute.l Pros *
SALT LAKE , Utah , July 7. A
couple of agents from the department
uf justice , Washington , are hero in
vestigating the affairs of the third dis
trict court , with special reference to :
the conduct of Chiet Justice Hunter '
ind his clerk , Col. Averill. Both have
boon extremely unpopular with the
bur , and the judges decisions were
frequently criticised sharply by both
awyors and proas. It is not known
hatany formal charges have boon pro-
'errod against Hunter and Avorill ,
md as the special agent refuses to '
alk , it is impossible to learn the ex-
ict nature of the inyestigition , but it
s understood to bo in connection with
igly but undolinito rumors circulated
year ago that the court was inter-
istod in mining matters hero ,
Tax Thieve *
National Associated Preaa.
PHILADELPHIA , July 7. A partial
oport was presented by the city
inauco committee to-day. It shows
hat several thousand dollars of taxes
ollocted by the sheriffs officials from
877 to 1870 were not returned to the
ity treasury.
SuoooRcful Striken.
National Annotated 1'rena.
BOSTON , Mass. , July 7 The long-
hnremen employed by the Norfolk &
Baltimore line struck to-day for an
ticreaso from ! JO to 40 cents per hour ,
light work , and the company yielded ,
Notices of a similar strike were given
u the Savannah and Philadelphia
Qinpanica.
Tbo Iron Strike in Chicago.
atlonal AuoclatcdI're | s
SOUTH CHICAGO , July f. Brsdloy
Tyrranco , of the Columot iron and
teol company , do not consider they
will bent all nlToctod by the rcpnrlet
compromise nt Bay View and some
the Pittsburgh mills. They will noi
gr.uit nny increase Mid nro ninKin" all
preparations to do nwny with widdlon
by reconverting the nulls ns trJV make
steel instead of puddling. JBwiy of
the strikers have loft ns Iho prospects
of a resumption of work wijili ( ho
union men Appears to bo vorv/ /
Tlio Duelers
ATLANTA , On. , July 7. llorf'oll nmi
second have arrived. Lnmar hnq ftr.kf tl
a now place bo fixed for Ihb uiicl.
Ltowcll hns not yet replied. 4
MOitn ason.MONiiEonn.T5.
Arrival of Nearly n Thousand Converts
vortsAll Anxtoua to RoncUrjtuu.
Now York World , .July 3.
Tlio steamship Nevada of the
Guion line , which arrived fro.'i Lir -
pool yesturdny , brought the largest
party of Morinun immigraiils which
has come to this country in n mimboi
of years. The party , which ia under
the chnrgo of Missionary Irvine ,
numbers 1)22 ) persons , including
children. Of these GtVJnro Scandiua-
2 Hollanders , 31 returning
missionaries nnd 101 natives of Great
Britain nnd Irolnnd. There nro a few
others , one of whom comes out ns .x
visitor. Among the returning mis
sionaries is Dr. Ormsby , n prominent
Mormon. The Mormons solid
out ns missionaries their doctors ,
lawyer * , farmers nnd mechanics
whoever seems beat suited for the
work. The converts who arrived
yesterday looked well nnd Boomed
fully us intelligent as the nrdinniy
immigrants. Some of the returning
missionaries wore fine looking men.
Missionary Irvine said that the mem
bers of his party were nearly all pro
vided with funds , although none of
them were rich. Most of them were
young nnd in the prime of life , nud
they were earnest believers iu the re
ligion which they had recently em
braced. All were nnxious to roach
Utah ns spoodiiy is possible , as it WHS
one of the features of their belief that
they should dwell together. Tlio
number of hialca and females were
about equal. Nearly all of them
belonged to families There were come
single women and nlso n number
of young single men. No attempt
had been made to secure ft larger num
ber of women than mon. They had
taken caro. however , lo bring no
paupers nor nny person who would bi >
likely to become such , The immi
grants in this parly were thirty people
ple , and would probably dr vi > in
Utah. The Scandinavians wor 111. irly
farmers , but a few of them wi""o fish
ermen or mechanics. Thou from
Great Britain were nearly nil mo-
chanirs , but a few were turmuM
There were about 100 children ,
who wore nbout evenly divided
between the sexes. The imii.igrnntg
were nil in good health on thi-ir arri
val. One child , 3 years of tigo , died
during the pansngo , nnd nn old ni'in ,
who'wna aomethintr or a crij'iU' ' , foil ,
Ilia hip so badly that lie will liivu toh
sent to n hospital. The jnrly wil
p.si through Castle Garden this
morning , and will start for the Wes
during the day. They will go by the
Chicago & Northwestern routo. An
other party of Mormon immigrants
will arrive hero on ono of the Guloi
steamers early in September. It wil
bo much smaller , however , than the
ono which arrived yesterday.
A Now Sect In RiiBaln.
Ono of the most appalling products
of the fanaticism of the untaugh
mastics in Kinata , The English Church
nmn points out , is the oxtr.undinary
ahapo taken by Russian sectarianism
From time to time n nowspnpar cor
respondent in St. Petersburg ur Moa
cow sends a description of a new iect !
which lui'i appeared in Russia. The
tent-la of tluwu otr.ingebodies of fanut
ics seem , tor the most part , co bo n
spucics of religious complement to the
political nnd nodal tenets of the Nihi
list ? . ' Perhaps the moat original nut
startling of those eccentric phenomena
in the ecclesiastical atmosphere o !
Russia is the sect of No-Nnochi ( 'Now
our own ) or Mottschalmki ( 'Silonl
People' ) . The former title
seems to bo that which the
members of this sect take
upon themselves , while tlio latter is
conferred upon them by their neigh
bors , owing to the habit of the secre
taries to refuse to answer questions
put to them by outsiders , The No
Naschi will allow neither their hair
r.or beard to bo cut. ' ' 'hoy drink no
intoxicating liquorj ; they will not
jmokoj they refuse to honor the sa-
srod pictures which piny such a part
in the religion of the peasant , Like
> ur Quaker , they address everyone ns
'thou , ' nnd will nut call even the czir
by hia customary titles. In all points
but one , they are severe ascetics ,
ttioy profess to aim at pure Idealism
n their daily speech. Heiice they
vill not speak of 'tea , ' but of
Chinese IOHVOB , ' There wives are
ipokoti of only na 'she-companions,1 a
'amily is called 'family-root , ' nnd the
shildron 'family twigs.1 The Ne-
frischi deny thatthoro is any life after
ho death of the body. Like the
'ositivist , they contend that man can
inly enjoy immortality in the persons
if his children. Strangely enough ,
ilthough they believe that there ia no
lorcafter for those who die , they bo-
iovo that a fearful day of judgment is
ippronohing , on which all the living
rill bo tried , and that the good will [
hen bo rewarded , and the wicked be >
luniahod. This punishment of the
alter will bo effected in a
urious manner , the conception
if which ia not without u
orl of dramatic justice. After tlm
inal judgment thu two division of
ho human race will organize them-
elves into two separate societies.
L'ho society of the good will convert
ho earth into a paradise , The society
if the wicked will occupy their whole
imo and energy in fighting among
homselvos , which will result in driv-
ng a certain portion into repentance
nd application for admission into the
ollowshlp of the good , while thu re
minder of the wicked will go on
ath their contentions until they are
educed to two men , who will
laughter ono another , "
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL ,
Colorado Mining Olaim Decisions
Revorsoil and Thrown Into
Oourt ,
The .Responsibility of Publio
Depositories Doflnod by
Knox.
The Doolora Still
Over the Bouoa of the
Au "Expotlltcil" Star Route in
Montana Explained iu Court.
Proceedings of Conurosa nnd Otlio
Mutton ? .
CAPITA ! . NOTES.
National AnHoclixteJ 1'rosi.
HANK STATIIMIINTH.
WAHHINOTON , July 7. The comp
.roller of curroiicy hns culled for a
statement from national banks sliow
ng tliuir condition July 1st.
John A. J. Groatwoll is to bo np
jointed counsel of thu Geneva aware
commission.
MIN1NO CLAIMS.
In the cnsos of "Gulch , " "Moid o
Uhona" nnd "Independent" mill aitos
vs. tin ) townsito of llico , Col. , Socro
, ary Teller rcvorsos the decision o
.ho l.ind commissioners of 1870 , that
ho land \vix3 not mineral , and take
ho ground that thu questions of prior
ocation muHt bo settled by local
courts , not by the department. The
. nine decision will bo rendered in the
J'ouibatono caso.
UOHSKY'H KOUTF.S.
In the stir route trial , Joseph Potv
icll of Hillings , M.T : , testiliod thu
10 was omployml by John W. Dorsoj
, o carry mail on the route from Bis
uarck to Pt. Koogh. Ho said Handel
asked him to got up u petition to ox
.mid the service , which was to bo signed
od only by mon employed by the con
ractor. "Thuro wns no Bottleniun
rom which a petition would actuall
come. The puti ion waa not drawn.
Hl'.VlMl.Ui niM'tJIIUUAN HKNATOHH
n uaucun : idvoc.\tod tlio rumov.il o
ho lax on capital and deposits. With
out notion the caucus adjourned.
Till ! TAUIl'F CO.MMISHION.
At the meeting of the tdrill' com
nisnioiusra ihia afternoon the on !
> usiiins ! traninoted wrn tlm elcctioi
of JanieH L. Andmn , of thu District o
Jolmnbin , stenographer.
run i jut in u ATI ON HILL.
At the mooting of the house com
- committee Oandloi
noi-co to-day ,
offered n resolution sustaining Ik"
; ?
-ri7 . > i. . , leceut. action in the
house on the immigration bill , apeak
ing of him in tlio most complimentary
terms. The resolution severely denounces
nounces ( without naniinc ) a inoinbo
from Now York for his conduct in thi
matter. The resolution was uani
niously adopted.
Secretary Teller denica that ho wil
grant immunity to Payne for his raids
in the Indian territory.
HIWONSIIIIUTY or HANKK.
Firat comptroller of the currency
rendered an opinion to-day , holdinu
that public depositories are responsible
for the payment of all moneys to the
rightful parties , and if such custodian
pays money to parties on forged
checks they are responsible and the
loss must fall on them.
CUSTODIAN IIKJKH.
llicbi called on the attorney gcnora'
this afternoon in reference to Attor
nay Corkhill'a interference with Gui-
teuu'n body. Hicks holds that ho is
the legal custodian of the body , am'
that Corkhill has nothing to do
with it.
CONFIKNATIONH.
The senate in executive BCSSIOU con
flrmod John Davis , assistant secretary
of state ; John F. Francee , of Now
York , minister resident nnd conuu"
general to Portugal ; Eugino Soliuylor ,
rniniator resident and consul generate
to Roumania , Scrvin and Greece.
TIM : iiKV. iiidKs
writes Dr. Lamb thin evening that ho
need not be worried by District AU
tornoy Corkhill or Gorkhill'a doctors ;
that Corkhill has no authority , and
that ha ( Hick * ) is fully satisfied with
Dr. Lamb's report.
DUB. HAUTIHAN AND KOMKIW
publish a card in reply to Key. Hick'n
utters to Dr. Lamb , in which they
my Hicks aakod them while standing
jnder thu gallows on the day of Gui- (
ieau's oxooution , to conduct the nut-
jpsy in connection with Lamb ,
CONCHIES ! } ,
fttloual Asiioclatod I'HM *
HKNATK rUOl'KKWNClf ) . \
WAKIIINOTON , July T. The senate
osumod consideration of the river ,
md harbor bill , dohata being on the
ilennepin canal amendment.
Senator Logan advocated the con-
ilruction of the canal.
Senator Vest opposed it , on the
round that the canal was limited to
nu state and ought to bo undertaken
IB a private enterprise ,
Senator Windom supported and
Senator Sherman opposed the amend-
nont , the latter taking thu ground
hat the appropriation win dimply the
intcring wedge of the enterprise , and
ho expenses growing out of it finally .
lust millions , Railroad faciltiea ron-
lur canals unprofitable , Adjourned
A 020 ; n. m ,
HOUHK I'ltouKHiiiNaa.
The house resumed consideration
if thu Sundry civil appropriation bill ,
Mr. Buttorworth replied to Boynp's
ittaok yesterday on Arthur's uduiinis-
ration , HhowiiiL' that Ourfield in four
nonths madu 2GJ ( reuppuintmunts , Til
omovals ; Arthur in ten months , 87 ! )
oappointmonts , 403 removals ,
The house epont the attornoon on
the Sundry civil appropriation bil
nlthotit action.
Mr. Cox introduced n roarlution ii
quiring whether any changes had boo
made in the agreement with th
French Cable company , regarding _ lh
r\to to bj charged , the consolidation
etc. , since the miming of the cable o
United States soil ,
A ri'pubhcin caucus wiw nnnonncoi
for Saturday evening at f > p in.
Uoacaa till 70 : ! ! p.m. , tlio ovcnin
session to bo for pension bills only.
Uncovered.
NMImml AwrlMml I'rc *
Alivno Ji'MTioN , July 7. The fol
lowing bodu'A have been rocoverot
from the wrecked Scioto : Win. Kwing
Wellsvillo ; John Christy , I\liss \ Shields
Jolin Thompson nnd u boy ( unknown )
Dlvora are at work. The lost is wr ,
estimated at 100.
Southern Titos lit llnljnlllon.
Nutbnat AuMttatoil I'run.
1'UKiii.o , Col , , July 7. It in reported
od that the Indians nt the Soiitheri
Ute iizency are in a statu of rebellion
causcu by the killing of ono of theii
nnmhor by an Indian policeman.
Settlers al Tl , Lewis and other places
have bron warnrd of the danger by
tVgent I'nf.ton. Pnrticulars cannot be
earned , as the tolrgraph operator lias
Hod from the ngcncy.
ImliantioiiR.
Nation nl Afnoclntoil 1'rcw.
WASIIINOTON , D. C. ? Juno 8 , J n. m.
For tlio upper Mississippi and Mis
souri valley , fair wo.uhor , followed by
increasing cloudiness and local i\xina ,
variable winds , nhifting to xvarmor
southerly , stationary or lower pres
sure ,
Dloil from Hj-ilropbobla.
National Assoclrvtoil I'l-cnf.
CHICAOO , July 7. Little Ernoji
llosenthal , 5 yearo of aue , died in hor-
rlblo agony h'st ' night from hydropho-
bin , caused by the bite of n dog lw (
months ago ,
Nomlnutod for
Kntloii'kl Arcnotttuil I'roii.
LITFLI : RUCK , July 7. The repub
lican st.ito oonvoution unanimousl <
nominated Col.V. . P. Stock for governor
ornor
StrlhorH Ahnnd.
National Assocutnl 1'ritm.
Nnw YORK , July 7. The Erie hns
made overtures to their striking truck
men , nnd it is reported will concede
to the demand ! ] of the striking freight
ImndlorH.
Murluo.
National Associated 1'rnes.
QUKKNHTOWN , .Inly 7. S.iilod , City
ot Berlin for Now York. Arrived ,
Wiscunnin , from New York.
IlAMiirun , .July 7. Arrived , Bohe
mia , from Now York.
NKW YORK , July 7. ArrivedState
of Indiana , from Glasgow.
Col. A. C. Uawod U In the cltv.
1' . 0. Himobaiii'li has ruturnod from'th
went.
went.W.
W. IT. Micliiul , of Grand Inlatul , ! H ii
town ,
Kugeno Moore , of Want Point , la In til
city.
city.Col.
Col. Frank I * . Jrolnnil , of Ncliroska
City , IH in town.
Cfipt. Wliite , of the Jtullway Mall Scr
vice , Is in tlio city.
Hon. N.V . Wells , and lila two HOIIB , o
Sclmylur , are hi the city.
Supt. K. ftr. Miirrtcnmn , of tlio U. 1'
Hxpirsu , left for Denver lust ovenliif ; .
Cionoral Supcrintundcnl Holdrogc , o
the Ji. & M. , left for Denver lat ovenli ) ) , '
, ti. H. Jf. Clnrk and hit ) private Hccrc
lary , Mr. Orr , left for CJilcnjjo laut eve
A. 0. Weir , of aioiuc City , W.M at til
CrelKhtun hint nlyht.
Chaa. A. Dean , uf Butdon , IH nt th
J. I , . Miner , of Ivout , O. , IH nt tin
Wltlmui : .
Hon. Church Jfoivc , u ( Kcitmhn , IH ft
the city ,
Hon. Jnniea Laird , of IlnntiiiKH , IH nl
the Wlthnell.
Fred Hiluc'h'l"Ki | of Chicago , IH at the
Cnnfield.
] l. F. Dilfenhachor , of Laramle , W. T.
in ut tlio Cnnfiold.
. ) , T. Wluuinan , of Mimmurl Vulloy ,
regliiturod at thu Uanliuld liiHt iilglit ,
Mra. Hiirvuy and Mro. JtoeHoiuid family
were Canlleld house guu&U Inut nlfjlit.
( JcorRo V. Fi > rlK'HLhieonj.T\r. ] JJr/nn
hall , fieorgo JtobliiHon , J. J , Adams , T. ( J ,
Cook , Tekauinh ; John 'J'allon , 1'eacli
'rovej J. L. Mitchell , W , K. Hill , Ise
liraska City ; M , A. Hurtfcau , Olinrlei
llrnnch , N. J , liurko , I'lattHinouth ; I'u-
jeno Moore , Weat 1'olnt ; ( Jeortjo IJur-
liank , AV. . MutthowH , O'Neill City ; A.
U. Sloan , Nellh'h ; Chester 1'oku , Cold
\Vnter ; Ueo , Do Temple , 11'ulr ; Tliouins
Ifinithifiton , Fort Niohrara ; I'M , liucli.
ell , Lincoln ; 11 , C , Johnson , A. C , Clark ,
Dlalr , are NebruukaiiH at the Croiuhton
tut night ,
ClmrleH llruco , W. O. KaKaii , Ned Wll-
ion , C Qinckoy , C , H. Sllkworth nud
IiiincH It * 1'ortur , of Council lilulff , regis
tered nt the Canflcld yesterday.
Jameu liurrlnger , J , C , Wllll.unu , liluo
d ; A , W. licahen , Itaymond ; 0. E.
g , Nuhrabku Oity ; C , II , Clark , Dor-
ihester ; A , It. I'crshigcr , 1 ! , F. Crosby ,
JentriU City ; C , Jl , Mtcker , Lincoln , and
L Ii , Crltes and wile of Fremont , were ut
.ho Canliold lust night ,
W , It. Morse , Clarku ; J. U , McDowell ,
b'alrlmry ; A. A. Chirk , St. Paul ; N. A.
Duff , ByruciiHo ; If , N , Loomls , Syracuse ;
\ , L. Jtelnoehl , Central City ; II. T.
3lark , W. K , JJollevuo ; J. T. Welsmftii ,
Lincoln , are thu Nebraska guests of tha
kVItlmell.
_
Baio Bull.
The Hastings ( Neb , ) nine will play
with thu Union Pacifies some tinio the
alter part of July ,
The St. Louis Browns will play a
match gnmo of ball with the Union
Pacifies nonio tinio next month ,
Foley , the now third baseman of the
Union Pacifies , was catcher for the
Cincinnati longuo club fortirosoasona.
The following is the schedule of
games for the Union Pacifies so far
announced : Glonwoods , at Omaha ,
July 8 ; Loavonworths , at Omaha ,
July 22 ; U. &M.'s , August 5.
The grand stand will bo extended
forty foot , making it ono hundred fcot
in length.
Tlio Drcadnaui'ht boys acknowledge
that the Union P.icilics are ono of the
best clubs they ever tackled. Still
tiny are not satisfied with Tuesday's
game , nnd are tmxioua for another
game.Vo understand it is very
prob.iblo the opportunity will bo nf
forded them , and the next game will
vary likely bo played in thia city sonw
time in September.
& SON ,
-AND-
IVMUFACTimES.
OMAHA ,
Magazines of all kinds.
BOUND TO ORDER.
Send for REDUOEff
price-list of Job Print-
J. T. F ESTHER ,
Importer of , mid Dealer hi
Zither Strings and Musio ,
1102 Farnam St Omahai
CITY TRISASUllER'S OFFICE ,
OMAHA , NKB.
PUOSOSALS FOR SEWER UONDS.
Honied proiiosali will liu rucolvod ut tlili otllco
mill AiiK-nit 16,1B82 , at 12 , noon for rlio pur-
tli.isa of tha HocCMil $50,000 of tlm t < nuo nt f 1W.-
WD o' Hitter ) ioiiil , iierlu onoof thuoity ol Oma.
m. Enid IraniUuru dated tfc ] > tunilier HI , IHii' ' ,
mil arodiiii In Hwciity unrs from Uato ; are In
MIIIIS of i 1000 can I , mid liuir Intorokt from their
ditu at Ilio rate of nix \iut \ u iitiini iior untiuin.
iayablotieml-uiiiiiiillnt ) tha olllco . 1 Kauiilzj
Ir.nlic.Ti , Now y < jrktii > ou | ire entatlon ol ton.
IOIID nttacnod.
SaM liondu am ln-iiol umli.T thotliarttr | oucr
'f ' H 'I ' | city , nfttrcluc'l i duly hold authorizing
holr l snu fur thu ujiiiii'itlon ' of tu\\ur < )
> irdy caimtriictiil , will lor tin ou
trun Ion of .ddtionat nawm , Thu $500,0
f lioiiduinw.fi rul will liunold without coupons
'oj. lanili ! duu JUrcli Inland .Scptcinlicr l.t.
hi' ' , and t. | | | t'u ilflu ul to pur litgrr on | y.
inn tlicrefor , at Ilia illy Irrmii y In Oiiulu , on
urtf inter 1st , ] 6BL' .
I Ms 111 110 ad riwnl to the undarjlKnod nd
mrktil " 'roi | uld for Hswur Uoiiln/'aiiil mum
ititu thafnll iiamuaiid addr < u < nf the bidder , Iho
inoiuct of tald lion la duglrud. and the nrico pro-
o-od lo bo iiald.
Thu rl lit in icteric J to reject auyandall bids.
TilUMAN UUC'K ,
eaH ed-4w city Treasurer ,
NOTICE.
BinloJ prnpouh ulll borueelvml by thuiindur *
1'iii.d until ruiinday , July lllh IBbZ at io'clc <
i m. for itradlnil-'arimni street from lillh aircct
ust , 00 feet uldu. Biioltlcalloua on tlio ut
ounty Clcrk'n olllco.
IhurUht to rvjiictan y or allblda U hereby
luerteil.
ly ) order of tha boaiil.
J\lylJ'.li 1S35. JOUN UAUMKIt ,
3t County Clerk.
&TAT OK NKIUUKKA , )
Uouiflu County. ( " '
At a County court , held at thu county court
oo in , | n.ind ] for ( aid county , Julylith A.II , lii'2.
I'rcmnt , A. II. C'huduKU , Count ) ' Juil u.
n the natter uf thudttatiof Alary f. . Crd htoii
deceased ,
I n 101 lnfftril fllliij'Ilio petition of J tin A.
A. Crcljhton , Janice C'ruLliton anil Htruiau
oniit/.i1 , uxecu urn of the last "III and tosUuioat
f mid Oeeeaiud pr jinB- fur the nottlmient of
iLlruccount.Uloa luthuiourt on tlio 10th day
f Juno 184 ,
Or'iroJ , tint August 4th A. I ) . 1SS2 , at 10
'clock , a in , Is atslffucd fur hairing said petit ou
vlun ull person * lulcristcd In said inatur m y
ppcar at u o < unty courC to bo hold , in and for
a il county. audiho\rcausi > why tlie prater of mUl
letllloncrtlnuldiiot Iw griiitod : aiultliit uotleo
if the pindeui'vof ulJ pelltlou aril tbo hearing
itrocf , I'D ' tjHcii to all persons Interested In iai3
utter , by publishing u copy of tblt order la '
UK Osuiu Diav HKB a no-i-iparer printed lu
all county , for four iiicecu i > v , wcuk , prl rta
aid day of huailnx ,
( A true copy , ] A. M. CHADWIOK ,
Irl-H Countr JuJire.