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IS § TWELFTH : YEAH. , NEB. , THURSDAY MORNING , AUGUST 10 , is,2
A DESPOT'S ' DESPERATION
The Russian Ozar Thirsting fo
War to Eogain tlio Oonfi-
doiDB : of His Sorfd ,
An Army of 200,000 Men Ool
looted on the fchores of
the Black Sen.
A Wholesome Fear of Qer
mauy Alone Prevents the
Disturbance ,
Gladstone Proclaims to th
World the Heal Object of
the Raid on Ejjypt.
British Troops Departing for th
Sent of War Loudly Cheered
by the Homo Gunrd >
Ii.
A Qonoral Variety of Foreign Nowa
RUSSIA PREPARING.
Special Dltpntch to Fin Unit
MEN AND MUNITIONS MASSING.
NEW YOUK , August 9. A Landoi
cable 8a > s : It is admitted in politico
circles that Russia ia making oxtcnsiv
war preparations. Troops have beet
hurried down towards the Caucasaus
where , it is said , 200,000 men are now
collected with stores uiul munitions o
war ready for n descent upan the Bos
phorus should the opportunity oiler
It ia said that the delay of Englntu
in forwarding her uriny to Egypt ha
bcon caused by the knowledge of thus
facts , and the calling out of the Eng
lish reserves and acceptance of service
of some of the volunteer artillery ar
DUB TO THAT KNOWLEDGE.
The internal alnto of Russia is sue
that any chirigo would bo for the but
tor. Not only are the gicat bulk o
people discontented but among th
upper classes there 1 eonsidorHblo hus
tihty to the present czir. Under thcs
circumstances the emperor turns to
ward foreign affairs with iho expecta
tion that war with England , nhic
would bo very popular , would uni
all Russian classes against the com
mou enemy. The only obstacle t
war is the attitude of Germany. Coun
Bisnnuck is said to give IHB unawcrv
ing support to Gladstone's eastern pol
icy and in event of a general Euro
pean war Germany would bo support
ed both by Austria and Italy.
VIEWING THE TUOOl'3.
ST. PETKUSDUUO , August 9 Th
emperor and empruts and other mem
bora of the emperial family , accotnpa
nied by the queen of Hellers , arrive
Sunday by rail at Krasnoo. Honda ;
they visited the military camp and in
spooled the troops. The camp was
gaily decorated and massed bands
comprising 800 musicians , played th
national anthem. The force takin :
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part in the maneuvers numbered 45 ,
ENGLAND'S INTENTIONS.
Special DUpitch toTiiK linn.
A SPEECH BY GLADSTONE.
LONDON , August 9. At the lord
mayor's banquet to her majesty's ministers
istors this evening , Gladstone , ro
spending to the lord mayor's congrat
ulutionssaid ho has boon fifty years ii
the service of the country and expressed
pressed the hope ho should nut fai
during what may bo the short rumain
der of his public life , to soivo hii
queen and country faithfully to the
end. "I am sanguine , " ho sairt , "we
haAo parsed a moment of danger
and that there will bo w a
dom and harmony in the woik
awl deliberations of parliament for
the remainder of the present year. '
Referring ; to the E.yptiijn ; _ question ho
said : "It is of vital importance tliu
the position of England should not bo
misunderstood. Forces havu gene to
Egypt in prosecution of the gre it in
terests of the empire. Unless those
interests existed it would not bo im
possible for us to find justification foi
intervention. But lot it bo known ant
proclaimed from this spot , which af
fords a channel of communication
with the world not inferior to the
aonato itself , that those interests arc
not ours alone , but the interests wo
have in common with every atatp in
Europe ; nay , with the whole civilized
world. " [ Cheers ] Referring to the
Suez canal , Gladstone said ; "It is essential
sontial for mankind that tlutt gutu
should bo open , and that Iho country
in winch it is situated should bo
peaceable and under A legal govern
ment. The utmost wo have in view ,
though the burden and honor of pur-
forming it may fall upon
ourselves , is a work which
it is essential for every country in
Europe to perform , and the perform
ance of which cannot but rebound , if
it bn associated with high and disinter
cstedobjectsto the honor of those up.
on whom the burden falls. " Gladstone
continued ; "Wo do not go to war
with the Egyptian people , but rescue
them from the oppression of military
tyranny. Nor do wo raako war upon
the Mohammedan religion , as English
men respect the convictions of bo-
Hovers in every other faith. Wo do
not want to suppress the growth of
liberty in Egypt , but desire that she or
bo prosperous. England goes to
Egypt with clean hands , and with no :
aecrot intention to conceal from other )
nations. There is a class of
men besides the military who
require to bo overawed , who wore it
instruments of former oppression and tvri
who wish well to the military tyranny tvriJ
because they would provide for a re were
rival of the abuses and cruelty already weOf
extinguished or mitigated. " Glad- 'ho
atone expressed a hope for a speedy
and successful issue to the expedition. "
"fi
He referred to the passing of the land au
m bill and maintained that some progress > auul
had been made towards restoration of all
Bottled order in Ireland. ulhe :
Chilliera , secretary of state for war , 'ho
replying to the toast to the army , said ry
that from to-morrow two or three ho
ship * in succession , day after day , wi
bo hnding troops in Egypt ready t
strike a blow at whatever point Si
U.trnot Wolsoloy thinks right to ope
rato.
rato.Karl
Karl of Northbrook , first lord
the admiralty , replied to the tons
to the navy and Earl Cowpor to th
toast to the reserve.
Lord Shojborno , Lord Carlingfor
and Lord Kimborland were among th
guests , who numbered over 300.
INDIAN moors err rou EGYIT.
BOMBAY , August 0. Five trans
ports with troops sailed for Egyp
yesterday. Seven more start to-day
General Sir Herbert McPherson an
stuir ntart to day.
ON THB WAY.
LONDON , August 9. The Roya
Irish dragoon cunrda left Aldorsho
this morning for Southampton , wlior
thoj * ill embark for Egypt.
STILL ENTIIENOUINO.
ALEXANDUIA , August 9. Th
enemy are entrenched at Sandy Ridg
whore his principal resistance wa
made on Saturday , and behind whio !
numerous temts prove that reinforce
mena have advanced to the ridge froi :
K. fo El Dwar.
ANOTJIEIl rilOCLVMAIlON.
The khedive will to-morrow issue
proclamation declaring Arabl I'ash
and his followers rebels and accusin
Arab ! Pasha of the massacre and pil
logo of the llth ot Juno , and bein
the cause of the destruction of Alex
andria and of the mnasncrcs at Tanta
and Horha.
It is said tha Arabi has fiftop
hundred men thfoco miles from Ismail
ia , from which p'lfaco ' the governor an
his wife have Ilia to Port Said an
gome on board H. M. S. Ponelopc.
DEKVIBOH SNUnilKI ) .
CoNSTANTiNoriB , August 0. Dor
visch Pasha , having completed preparations
ations for his departure , wont to th
palace yesterday and asked for order
before embarking for Egypt. Th
sultan replied that as certain arrangn
monts had atilllo bo made ho nuis
must wait for instructions. In soin
circles this rogly is interpreted a
meaning that Darvisoh Posha will nebo
bo entrusted with command of th
Turkish forces in Egypt.
AFFAIltS IN EGYPT.
ALEXANDUIA , August 9. Osmai
Boy , khedivo's master of the horse
escaped from Cairo and arrived her
via I'lolman. Ho stated the rebels
wore fortifying Nsfriosa Junction ,
whoru the Suez , Ismailia and Cuir
lines of railroad moot. They hav
five , . guns and two regiments of infuntr ;
thtro.
Stone Pasba'expressea great indig
nation at the conduct of DoLessopt
who refused tor furnish him n luunc
to . convey him from Ismailia to Per
c. i
Said.
Owing to the scarcity of water
refugees unprovided with passport
are forbidden to land.
Hadji Moussn , deeply implicated in
massacre of. Juno 11 , was arrostoc
to-day. While doing police duty , it 1
alleged , ho murdered Keywasa , an at
taoho of the French consulate. -
CpNSTAMTWoJB. August 9. An
imperial proclamation announces clear
ly the intention of the sultan to sup
port the khedive. The Turkish for
eign minister informed Lord DulForin
of the intention of the porto to dis
patch the firat detachment of Turkisl
troopa to Egypt to-day ( Thursday )
The detachment consists of 0,000 men
BYMPLY AN EXCHANGE.
ALEXANDRIA , Auguat 9. The ar
mored train , on the usual patrol this
uvoning , exchanged a few ahots with
Arab ! Pasha's second line of entrench- j
monts near Mahalla Junction.
DEl'AUTUUE OF THOOl'd.
SOUTHAMPTON , August 9. Tin
transports Grecian with a battery o
artillery , Olympus with a battery o
artillery , California with a com pan ;
of engineers , City of Now York am o
Greece sailed for Egypt to-day. Tin
Duke of Cambridge and Prince Ed
ward , of iSaxeVeimar , visited eacl
ship before its departure. The Prince
of Wales inspected the last four ves
sols. Queen Victoria , Prince Beatrice
and Duchess of Connaught , inspected
the Greece arid witncstod the depart of
ure of other ships. Much enthusiasm
prevailed. on
UISMAUCK'S OUGAN.
BEHLIN , August 9. The Nerd
Doutsches Xoitung , organ of Bismarck ,
n an article friendly in touo toward
Engla'id , denies the rnmor of the in-
ention of placing the Sue/ canal permanently
manontly under the control of i
nixed commission similar to that ol
the Danube.
GENERAL FOREIGN KEWS. of
Spocl.il Illtpatchcs to TIIK Bun.
son
LONDON , August 9. Thomas Walsh ,
arrested at the time of the seizure ul
anas at Olorkonwell , and convicted of
ho charge of treason felony , has been
sentenced to seven years penal sorvi
udo , did
Justice Stephen instructed the jury
hat they could not find Walsh guilty ,
unions they behoved that a conspiracy
ixistod in Ireland to raise insurroo-
ion , and that Walsh was participating
heroin. The jury only took ton
minutes to consider the verdict , arr
TUB MOSEL AOIIODND. ho ,
dla
The steamer Mosol , from Bremen
New York , ia aground undo.- at re
jizard Point. Her : atul
position is pro- ul
arious. She has a hole through her o
OW.
t
LONDON , August 9. The steamer
Hosol will probably prove a total
wreck.
She J struck this morning and tugs
sent to her assistance. AH the
laasongora were landed at Ponzano. 1
weather Is calm and 1VI
hazy. ivo
Immediately after the vessel strik- Ml
, two boats of the Mosol were t
aunched and the Lizard life boatcamo Ut
, The forward compartment was ill
of water , The rocks on which ti
vessel lies are vary dangerous ,
lower bertha and engine room are ill
, The vessel ia luting to port aa air
tide ebbs. Should the weather mo :
continue fine , it ia probable the carg
will bo aated in a damaged condition
ailKECE ON THE WATKH.
ATHENA , August 9. A commission
has boon appointed to proceed to En
gland to contract for the constructioi
of powerful war vesaols costing fort ;
million drachma.
TUB LORDS COME DOWN.
LONDON , August 9 The Nowa un
doratanda ' that at a mcotinir of tli
peers yesterday , Nortkeoto present , i
waa decided to abandon the firs
amendment to the arrears bill. Th
autumn session of parliament begin
the 124th of October.
AN AMKIUCAN INSTITUTION.
PARIS , Aug. 9. A decree wns pro
mulgatcd citing the duly nuthomei
American Joint Stock company logs
status in France.
TIIK KINO'.S KMIIHACK ,
Isi'HE , August 9. The emperor
of Germany and Auatria-Hungar ;
arrived to-day on a special train
They were met at the station by th
emperor of Austro-Uungary. Th <
meeting of the emporoia at Ebonse
was most cordial. Much onthusiaan
waa manifoatcd by the people.
CLOSING THE CHAMMKUS.
PAIIII , August 9. The decree clos
ing the session was road in both chain
bt'ra to-day.
BOSTON IltY (10ODS CLERKS.
President Orovy received a deputation
tion of Boston dry goods clerks. The
address to Orovy waa replied to very
cordially. Ho warmly congratulated
the fir mo who sent thnr clerks to study
the process of European * industry-
11di hoped this example of practica
democracy will bo imitated. Tht
clerks . will bo received by Victor Dugo
to-morrow , after which they visit the
prefect of the department of the seine
THE IlllSit LA110U MOVEMENT.
DUBLIN , August 9. A meeting o
Dillon and other supporters of the
labor movement was held yesterday
when a provisional committee wa
formed with a view of the election o
a permanent executive for the now
Irish Labor and Industrial union.
CAPITAL NOTES.
Sp.clal Disiulch to Tin IKK.
A POINTER ON POTATOES.
WASHINGTON , August 9. The department
partmont ot state is in receipt of ad
vices from Consul Tanner Liege , A
Belgium , showing the crop of Etiglam
and , Belgium suffered severely througl
the protracted wet weather. Farmon
oia Belgium only hope at best to aecuri
a half yield ot the wheat crop. Mar
ket gardens sustained heavy damagi
and Irish potatoes were taken out o
the aoil so wet that they commence to
rot a week after they are gathered
roL
Largo importations must necesanril ;
follow . , and American farmers are
strongly | urged to devise means for
placing their potatoes on the markets
of Brussels and Antwerp , where they
will meat with ready sales the coming
winter. At the da to of the consul'i
writing ; ( July 20th , 1882) ) the prospect
of the hop yield ia England and other
European . states was gloomy ia the ex
treme. Persistent wet weather ruinec
the cron.
strrpnfcssioN OF KTIDEMICH.-
The president , who has $100,000
available for the suppression of epi
demies , has referred the matter o :
yellow fever in Texas to ancrotary oi
the treasury.
A number of female clerks in the
oflico of the secretary of the navy was
dismissed on account of failure of ap
propriations.
THE PRESIDENT'S FLAO.
The secretary of the navy has ap
proved the design of a ilug to bi
known . as the president's Hag. It wil
jj.us from the main mast of every vesse
used by the president. The first one
toDi bo used will lly from the steamer
Dispatch , when the president loaves
or that vessel for Now York.
CQMKIOIIOKK HHUKELDT
flora explanations which remove many
of the charges against him , but his
letter to Senator Miller , touching the
Chinese , is still the subject of com
plaint. Shufoldt ia very hopofu'
touching our relations with Corea.
YELLOW riJVKB ki
The reports to the National board
health show the yellow fever epi an
demic ia gaining alarming proportions hiwi
the southern border. There are wi
fifty cases at Brownsville , and the or
disease ia spreading rapidly.
The Snmo Storv.
Special Dlfjutcli to TIIK lintc.
ST. Louis , August 8 Hundreds of
otters received by business hounos
lore from correspondents throughout
ho noutli , southwest and west , say
hat there have never been such crops
corn and oata raised in Texas , Ar- . 10
cansas , Missiesinpi , Alabama , Tonnes- dah
Indian Territory Missouri : h
, , Kentucky ,
souri and Kansas , aa those of the onhi
iresont season. Most of the southern him
states will , not only hnvd all they m
want for consumption , but have a Al
argo surplus for shipment. The oat nti
crop is harvested and corn ia in splen iecc
condition , and promises a most cc
ibundant yield. The acreage also is rta
argoly in excess of forrnnr years ,
oi
Under tlio Now Law. It
jicclal Dispatch to TIIK Ilm. 101 [
SAN FKANCISCO , August 8. On the die
arrival of the City of Sydney to-day dr
was not allowed to dock imino- a
lately , aa she has a Chinese cruy who
not provided with return certifi-
atos in accordance with the now law.
Subsequently the crow were removed
a hulk and the utoamor booked , en
ia understood that the Pacific Naval nal
ompany will make a test case by pro-
Hiring a habeas corpus in the United
tales circuit court ,
Fixing Kutcs.
pedal Dlsjatcli to TIIK JKI. !
NKW YOUK , August 8. The oxecu-
committee of the railway dom- ma
missioner expected to meet this week H.
Commissioner ( Finta oflico for the
urpoao of considering the question of on
ifldrontial rates on passenger tickets ,
la understood that aomo aort of an ho
roomont ia likely to bo arrived at ,
Ithough nothing can now bo ascer- 'he
ained aa to what the basis of
agree- ully
nontwill bo. why
THE BEERLESS BRETHREN
Bather in Largo Numbers
in Illinois and Massachusetts ,
And Hurl Weighty Rosolvea
Instead of Stonmoha
the American Bnr.
Iowa find Kansas C
lated on the Fnrolcivl Work
ing of Prohibition.
Political Tlokotfl Pine Ml In the
Field for Preliminary Prnotlao
Party Conventions in Other Places.
Flu oh oil the Floor-
S'olal | Blsintch to Tim Unit.
HLOOMINOTO.V , 111. , AUR. 0. The
prohibition state cpnvcntion assem
bled here this morning and organized.
Out of six hundred and seventy-two
delegates , only about n hundred have
yet arrived.
lolin B. Finch , the Nebraska pro
hibitionist , was prf eont and was called
for a speech. lie made an earnest ad
dress advocating prohibition , after
which the convention adjourned till
this afternoon ,
BLOOMINOTON , Ills. , August 9.
The afternoon session opened to a full
house of visitors , and a perceptible
increase in the number of delegates.
The afternoon trains were expected to
bring additional. Permanent organ
izition waa affected aa follows : Presi
dent , Halo Johnson , of Jasper ; vice
president , II. F. Smith , of Lincoln
Johnson ( addressed the audience. The
speaker gave his version of what hap
poncd in the Springfield convontior
when Harts , of Lincoln , offered r
resolution to submit an amendment
saying the motion waa mot Ivy a regu
lar howl of derision. Ho had become
disgusted with all attempts to seek
salvation in the regular parties. A
motion limiting speeches to five
minutes waa carried. Hurts , now the
prohibition candidate from this dis
trict , waa called for and made a loni ,
speech.
The declaration of principles pro
aontod by the committee sets forll
that largo numbers of citizens of Il
linois have for years petitioned for
submission of a constitutional amend-
niont prohibiting the sale of intoxicating -
cating liquors , but have been rofusot
by the legislature under the influence
of 12,000 liquor dealers of the rtato
that a request waa sent to the repub
lican convention aakim/ embodiment
of this petition in its platform , whiah
was refused by a vote of G13 to 133 ;
that nothing ia to bo hoped from the
democratic party , which courts the
support of the liquor dealers ; holds
that all governments must keep pace
with the progress of public sentiment ,
or go down ; and that the submission
asked for waa in accordance with the
genius of our institutior a ; that under
tnosp circumstances' V only meant
of reaching the desired end ia-political
organization ; that boycotting anc
bribery by liquor interest in the elec
tion of members of the legislature
make it imperative ; therefore , they
ask co-operation of all good citizens
regardless of party.
The platform proper declares the
manufacture and stile of intoxicating
liquors as a beverage a sin againsl
God and a crime and curse to man ,
which no human enactment or usage
can make right , and that Christianity ,
humanity and patriotism demand its
prohibition > ; favors the submission to
the people of a prohibitory constitu
tional amendment ; favors the enfran
chisement of women , and opposes the
application of the fund raised from
the liquor traffic to the support of the
common schools. A resolution wits
alof adopted pledging the candidates
of the convention not to go into a
caucus with either of the old parties.
The entire evening was occupied in
discussing the platform and nomina
tions for state ollicors and delegates to
the ! Chicago convention August 23d
ind 2-1 th , of whom there are several
iiundrod. The following nominations
were made by acclamation : Treasur
, Judge J. G. Irwin ; state superin
tendent of public instruction , Prof.
Andrews , of Galoaburg. After ap
pointing twenty-two members of the 8
state central committee the convon-
tion adjourned sine dio. 8
SOI
Tompareuoo in the East. to
Spcilal Dlsputch to lilt HKI ,
BOHTON , August 9. The prohibi-
.ioniats met in state convention to-
lay. Amos Cumrnings waa temporary
chairman , and J. II. Roberta perman El
chairman. Speeches wore made
hewing the necessity of the atato and
lational prohibitory party. Charles and
Alomy , ot New BedforJ , waa noiniiu of
itcd for governor by acclamation ; for
icntenant governor , John Blackmail ;
ccrotary of stale , Solomon F. Hoot ;
reasurer and receiver general , T. J.
jathrop ; auditor , Jonathan Buck ; at
om ty general , Samuvl M , Falrliold.
was Mated 81,000 at least wore
peded for the campaign. A liny , can- The
idnte for governor , made a short ad-
Iross < promising to faithfully servo as
candidate. i The usual prohibitory
evolutions were adopted , also the fol- The
owing :
Kcaolied , Tint wo extend our
icarty congratulations to our broth-
in Kansas and Iowa , where a sig
victory has been achieved , and wo vua
xpross our sympathy with other stutea on
where the atrugglois still going on
Spc
Maine OronnlmcUor.
peclal UlbimlcJi to TIIK lieic ; for
BANOOU , Mo. , Auguat 8. The near
Jangor Messenger , a greenback orean , Liiai
withdrawn the names of Harria ) ai
Plaiated , Jos. Dove , Daniel II , 101
Shing , George W. Lidd and Thomp- at
March , fusion nominees for con into
gress , and placed at the of its columns kil
nuino Solon Chase and a straight
roonback ticket for congressmen ,
Messenger aays the atop ift care- Spc
considered , and gives ita reasons SpcJ J
the greonbnckers cannot support mo
PIniitcd , nhoso election , it says , wns
hailed all over the country aa a demo
cratic victory.
n ConRrnmiamn.
il | > Atc > i to TUB HKK :
BKAUDSTOWN , Ausust 8. A congressman
grossman convention of the Twolftl
district , which adjourned from Mount
Sterling to day , proceeded with bal
loting until 1,4 , JUlh was reached , whor
the convention adjourned till to-mor
row. The Inst ballot stood : Singlotor
20 , Wiko 22 Withers 22
BKAHijsrow.v , III. , August 0. The
conyressioiml convention ussomblcc
early this morning and added fifty bal
lots to their score , making an ovei
1,000 , and took recess for an hour
There tvns no change in the ballots.
BIAUI : STOWN , 111. , Aug. 9. J. M
'SKi ' ° f Scott county , was nominate !
oiVI the 1,521 ballot. Singleton hadSt
votes.
Indiana RopuliHonim-
INDIANAPOLIS , August 9. The republican
publican Mate convention met thii
morning and effected a pernianon
organization.
A platform which was adopted whlcl
recites Ihu achievement of the republican
can party expresses sympathy witl
the "oppressed of Ireland , " and endorses <
dorses ! < the "industry , wisdom , and
firmness , " of Arthur.
The present state olllocra were
unanimously ronominatod ,
Of Couno-
Spcclil bhpntcli tTIIK Unit.
MONTGOMERY , ALA. , August 8.
The ollicial vote will not bo kno\\n
till Saturday , but but enough ia known
to insure the utectipn to the democratic
alato ticket by an immense majority.
PJnn.
Special 1)1 | tch to Tun Dun.
Sr. Louis , August 8. Chauncy J.
Filley , chairman of the republican
atato central committee , has prepared
a forty page pamphlet to the republi
cans ot Missouri , advising the repub
licana of the atato to unite with the
groonbaokora and not to place a repub
licitn ticket in the field. Ho reasons
that in the pist the republican cause
in tlio atato baa been a hopeless one
and that the democratic vote has been
decreasing ami that by uniting with the
groonbackcrs the republicans can car
ry the atatu. Thousands of thu docu
ments were mailed to-night to all parts
of the atato.
PouoRylvnutn Politics-
Sjuchi 1) Hpitili t ) IIIK UKK :
PniLMiKLi'iiiA , Aug. 9. A apodal
from Cliambersburg Bays Senator
Stowari , , independent republican cand
idate for governor , laat evening for
warded a letter to General Beaver ,
republican candidate , proposing
joint discussion with Qonoral Beaver
if the political differences in thai
atato , at such places and times as may
bo agreed upon by the chairmen pi
the respective committees. It IB said
Stewart also contemplates inviting
Comptroller i Patterson , democratic
candidate for governor , to moot him
in joint discussion.
Tlio Eleventh Iowa ,
Special Dlipntch to Tin Usi.
DES MoiNtH , Augut 9. The green-
backers of the Eleventh diatrict to
day aominatod 0. F. McOarty , of
Greene county , for congress.
Kanimi Politics.
Special DlfpiUh to IIIK HKI.
TOPEKA , August 19. The convex
tion mot again at 8:30. : Temporary
organ/.ition ! was made pormaw nt ami
the convention adjourned till morn
ing.
Still nt It.
Spcc'al 0 gpitili to Inn llnx
Ciin Aao , August 9. The Chicago ,
Milwaukee it St Paul company has
old to two English syndicates repre
sented by Chase Brothers 1,000,000
acres of land in the pipe atone diatrict
at $1.00 per acre.
Agin WhUhy.
Special Dlftpilih to TIIK UKK ,
ATLANTA , Oa. , August 9. In
speech nt Aoworth yesterday Qov.
Colquitt , candidate for United States
senator , planted himself squarely
upon the platform of temperance and
against the manufacture and sale of
whisky.
A Burning Barfgo.
fipocUl DIspatcli to TIIK HKH.
ST. JOHKPH , Mich. , August 9. Al Bt
o'clock last night bright lights were
aeon off this port , which waa believed
bo u burning steam barge.
Warriuji Rtioos. b
Hjicclal D.HpaUli to TIIK UKK Mi
GALVKHTON , Auyiiat 8. The News' tb
Paso apuo'al says ; Mexican section tbrr
lianda on the Southern 1'ucilio attacked
Dhincso laborers at Yesta yesterday ive
drove them to this city. Several inri
the Chinese lire badly hurt.
riw
Murdered by His Ml tro . w
fp.thl DUpatclu ta 'Jim HKI. nc
HKW YOUK , August i ) . FJorontino At
. a lahor.'r aged 19 , waa mur
dered by hia mistress , a young girl olv
named Kate Hertz , this morning , !
murderess is ut large ,
to
The Tariff Commlnalon , to
Special DlitpitUi to 'I UK HIK
LONU HiiANuif , N , J , , Auguat 9.
tariff commission this morning
heard statements in favor of the ad tlo"
vance of duties on Hour , oil , cloths , til
lignuma and linoleums , and that can- the
used in their manufacture bo put
the free list. ous
to
Fatal Hull ran a Aooldeut.
Special lhp.iUli ) ti TIIK UKK.
LrrrLK Ilouic , Ark. , Aug. 9 Information -
formation has just boon received tint cess
Pittsburg station , on the Eist
Line & Rod River railroad Texas ,
early Tuesday morning. The eastern
buund passenger train was derailed
a bridge and one car fell through of
the water. Five persona were
killed.
The Fuiuoun Trotter.
Special UUpatch to TUB Ilm.
MILWAUKEE , August 9. The fa >
mous trotter St. Julian was brought tel City
\l
'
\
the farm of Dr. Ormand , vctorinnry
surgeon , near Bay View , to bo troatcc
for a broken superior ligament in on
of his fore logs. The trainer an <
driver expect to have the horse in
condition for the track again in a few
weeks ,
WIDESPREAD RUIH.
Northern Ohio Devastated by Rccon
Storms.
jwUil II > pi\tch to Tun DKR.
CLW.LA.ND , 0. , August9 Report ,
continue < tocoino in of widespread dev
astntion by the recent storms in northern
oia Ohio , which have boon of unpar
allolud ! aoverity. The Leader's spcciu
from Wakoman says the atorm there
yesterday was accompanied by hai
which cut down crops and gardens
over a considerable extent of territory
Thirty bridges wore swept away 11
llolmea county. Oats are totally destroyed
stroyod , potatoes nearly all ruined ant
corn greatly damaged. Whole farm
on hillaidea wore denuded of soil a
well as crops. Decaying vogotubli
matter on bottom lands ia ulreud ;
becoming offensive and producinj
sickness. Barns in many plaeoa wor
ntruck by lightning and burned , witl
stores of harvested crops. The case
olVI this character are numerous am
very considerable in the aggregate
SPORTING.
Spoohl UlapitcliM to nit HKI. t
KOCH ESTER DHIVINO PARK ,
. . Aug. 9. 2:38 : class ,
Wilson won , Rocton second , Ma ;
Thorno third , Eva fourth ; time 2:24 : ] ,
2:21 : , 2:2fiJ : , 2:2-1)1. : )
Clusa2S3 : , Unuhtla won , P. J. ace
oiul ) | , Muttle third , Lady Rolfo fourth
time 2:21,2:21 : : , 22U ; , 2:2-1 : } , 2:25A : ,
A rum : naiir.
NEW YORK , August 9. Partial ar
rangements Vioro made to-day for a
prize light for § 2,1500 a aide and the
championship of the world between
Tug Wilson and Jamns Elliott. Now
Orleans or within 000 miles of it WHS
agreed upon as the fighting ground ,
11ABE HALL.
PnoviDENin ; , Auguat 9. Ohiougoa
! i , Providence 1.
BOSTON , Augiiat 9. Boatona
Olovelunda 3.
TROY , August 9. Troya 7 , Do-
troits 2.
WORCESTER , August 9. Bufiiiloa ,
Worcostera 1.
CONEY ISLAND RACES.
NEW YORK , August 9. Firat race ,
7 furlongs , Barney Aaron won ; time ,
1:32. :
1:32.Second
Second race , mile and a quarter ,
Monk won ; time , 2:12. :
Third race , throe ( Barters of a milo ,
Alrok Amont won ; time , 1.10.
Fourth race , aovpn eighths ot n
mild , Bnrnun won ; limn , 1:31. :
Hurdle race , milo and a half , Jin ;
Vundorvor won ; time , 2:19. :
MONMOUTH I'AUK HACKS.
MoNMOirrn PARK. N. J. , Aug. 9.
Brooders' stakes , throo-quartora of a
mile , Battledore firat ; time 1:20.
Champion stakes , one milo and i
half , Eoloo first ; time 2:13J. :
One mile and a quarter , for thro
year < olda , Duplex won ; time 2:20. :
One mile and an eighth.Mniithon
firat ; time 2:20 : | .
Sevon-oightha of a milo , Sthrothsb ;
won ; time , 1J3. ;
Steeple chase , full course , Borna
dlno won ; time 5:18.
The Qold Dunt DUnttor-
Special Dlnpntili tu TIIK llp.n.
ST. LOUIH , Augint 9 The slimmer
City of Alton , with the wounded bj
the explosion of thu Gold Duat , u
Iliel-man , on Monday , arrived here
thia evening. A great crowd of people
composed of relatives and friondu ant
those simply curious to BOO tlio vie
tinm of the dii.wter , congregated or
the ' wharf , but only relatives and
near friendo of the victinm were al
lowed to go mi board. A very largo
proportion of thu crowd were negroes ,
friunda of the wounded roustabouts
Whi.'o ' many , fully lifty to [ ] sixty
persons , on board are injured by burns
or scald * , only cloven are in anything
like a eorioiis condition. Captain
McCord and two or throe othora were
able to leave the boat alone and went
to their homes , but the remainder of
the badly hurt were carried ashore on
stretchers and convoyed either to their
liomeaor to the city hospital.
DELIGHTFUL DANCE-
Buccosaful Luwu Hoclublo ut Hona
com Park Laat Night.
br
The two Jurgo picnic vans of Mo- ,
Shane and llomun started from Max
Meyers' jewelry store lust evening at
about 8:30 : bearing us merry loada ot
irropresaiblo joung people aa could
well bo found any whoru. Their JosQJ
tinution wna Omalm'a ' favorite pleasure
ground , lluiiflcjin park , and the lawn S
sociable given under the manage- |
inont of Mr. Harry Hunt and friunda. 0-
the park tlio spacious platform waa vi
found brilliantly lighted with brightly
colored lanterns in great profusion.
Everything hud been done by Mr. her
Hunt and hia cllicient committee men
make the gathering a success , and
merely say that it waa a BUCCOSS ia had
scant praise indeed ,
To the splendid niusio of Ilollman'a his
irroaiatible orchestra the "light fantis-
" wua tripped by merry dancers un
fur into Iho "woo sin a1 hours" of and
morning. Not less than sixty
couples were present , besides numer
visitors. All at length returned
their homes , with the fooling up
permost in their thoughts that with
HoU'inan to dance after and Hunt to
niunugu' for them , a tremendous suc
will alwuyn bo assured.
TELEQKAPH NOTES.
The democratic congressional convention
the Tenth Ohio district nominated
Frank Him ! .
A severe utorin in the eastern part of
Mansachusett i did coimlderabla damaj , ' " to
buildings.
m
WANTED. A good aocond-hand
icyolo. Address box X , Central
, Neb lO-Ut
BLOODTHIRSTY BLACKS.
A Frightful Riot at a Colored
Oamp Moating in
fnnocent Spoottitora Killed and
Horribly Mutilated With
Clubs.
A Coupling Pin Stops a Him
and Pinnhy Glided the
Mooting1.
The Whitoa Organizing for Re-
veneo With Plenty of Bopo
and Shotguns ,
Mexican Troopi Prnotlco nt Shorten
on Apnrlio Prisoner * .
Qonoral Variety of Villainous Deeds.
A Cnmp Meotiun Out.
| > tcli to TIIK Ilm ,
ATLANTA , On. , August 9. News
reached hero to-day of a riot in East-
man's , Sunday afternoon , when five
persona were killed. For some days a
colored ' excursion to a camp mooting
F'j E.iattnan has boon advertised in
F'p and
surrounding towns , with a
premise that "more amuaomont will
be furnished than at any camp moot
ing over hold in Georgia. " There ap-
ptmra ' to have boon whisky drinking
and gambling in the vicinity of the
camp : mooting ard a victim complain
ing to Marshal Buchanan of the loan
ol hia watch , taken by Jake Johnson ,
A NOTORIOUS COLORED OAMIILElt ,
the marshal , with deputy Harm ] ,
wont to arrcat Johnson , who knocked
the deputy down and ran. The mar
shal opened tire mid killed him , which
BO incensed the negroes that they
clamored for revenge. Seeing a whit o
man running through a grove toward
the deputy's house , they made after
him. The mob toro down the fence ,
and securing the palinga aa weapons ,
made u demand of the occupants of
the house to surrender. A young
man named .lames Harvard , of Co-
ohlan , who accompanied the excur
sion , accreted himself under the
house , but was discovered , dragged
out and beaten over the head with
the palinga , and then the negroes put
a piatol to hia head and
I1LE\V HIS RRAINS OUT.
After Harvard waa dead the infuri
ated mob continued to boat hia body
and mashed hia skull. The citizens
of Kiatinati armed themselves and a
general engagement took place , in
which three negroes were killed and
several persons wounded on both
aidoa , the negroes being routed ,
When the oxcuisioutsts started homo
in the afternoon the rioters were still
boisterous , and had a general row Ic *
the passenger coaoh. A negro out bnt
wife to pieces , pistols were drawn , all'
around , and the conductor in attempt
ing to ojoot the man who did the cutting - ,
ting waa
THROWN FROM THE FLATFOHM
with him , and his life was in imminent
peril until ho scoured a coupling link
and knocked the desperado sonsolcf-
The rioters put the boll line of the
train , but the engineer discovering
their purpose pulled oiu the engine
lover and ran into Macon , making the
fiiatest time on record on that road.
Numerous arrests worn made , the
principals being cant-lit , and quiet has
boon temporarily restored , although
the citizens of the town in which liar-
vurd Jived have organized , and the
lynching of the rioters is apprehended.
Mnstaorcs lir Apnulios.
Special Dlmuitcli to TIIit UBK.
TUCSON , Auguat 9. Dispatches
from Uuaymas , Sonoru , state that a
band of Apaches raided utid killed all
the inhabitants of tin ranchon in On-
riao Sahunripa district , Souor.i , Mexico
ice , last Wodnocday. Women and
children were included and the houses
burned. They muidured a vaquero
near Polomas , two escaping , being a
little behind the one killed. They
ambuscaded a scouting party of ran
ch ores , consisting of fourteen man ,
two of whom onh escaped , eleven
being loft on the field , while one of
thorn , who waa shot through his logs ,
, a dragged a short Otitancj into thu
jrush. This inusa < jurn occurred at
ho Hpliondn mine , which ii but a
short distance from the Yaqui river at
llocoda , and lies luitiveon the Califor
nia and Piilroro mile's , belonging to
the Lubarranco Mill and Mining com
pany. The name day a mail rider
waa also shot while crossing the Rio
Chico.
A Triple Traced ? .
> cclftl Diujmtch to The IJee.
CiuuAflo , August 8. At 10 o'clock
to-night , in front of 2018 Wentworth
avenue , Dietrich Peterson , a cigar-
maker , fatally shot his former sweetheart -
heart , 1'Vida Kriokompior , wounded
companion , Francis Mauss , and
then blow out his own brains. The
cuuao of the tragedy was that the girl
cast him off. The first shot hit
Mauea by accident. Then ho followed
fleeing sweetheart for half a block ,
firing at her. She has one bullet
through her body and one in her neck
cannot live , After she fell ho
turned into a side street and put the
revolver to his own head , Peterson
tried to shojt her last sprint ; , and waa
under bonds to keep the peace ,
Shot to Death.
Special DlBjatch to Tim UKK ,
MATAMORAS , Mexico , Auguat 9 ,
Twonty-livo Apaches , who were cap
tured by Mexican troops , wore pub
licly shot at Chihuahua Monday.
They mot their fate with an expres
sion of the greatest contempt on their
faces.
At Urnapam , a Mexican olh'sial
named Ninz , had eight prisoners
publicly shot yesterday without provo
cation.
Forest fires are extending ia
sjtti.
