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.rL + & THE DAILY BEE OMAHA 1IIUESDA7 , SEPTEMBER 14
The Daily Bee.
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Thursday Mornint , ' 3ept. 14.
\Voatbor Kopoi-t ,
( i'ho following observation' are token at
the FAtno moment of time at all the statlans
named. )
WAH DtTAnTMimT , U , S. SIONAISKB 1
snoi , OMAHA , Sept. 13,1882 , ( Ii45p.m. (
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ST1TIOHS. 'g i ! lrect.wind. lrect. wind. S
Denier. . . . . S tVRht
Cheyenno. . 2' 10 vrv "
Fro"h
\ WPl \ vv
PUtlo . 9 82 \v
Omaha . 2) 81 K
Yinkton. . . 2) " 0 s\v Knfh
DOS Uolnns. 2) 79
21 > J s\V Krmh
8t.l'a 1 . ns .s I'rMh
Bt.txnis ! . 29 0) llrik
Moorhrad. , , 19 f'l < r KretU
Vincent . 21) M SB llrlik
BUnurek. . . Dt 7U NW '
Iluforil . . . ' 0 7i Fn'h
Ouster. , , 2 ! ) 84 High
21 87 Kr. > h
29 02 IV llrxk
Illret G frrt 10 InthiB &hoie Inw < ratrr m rk n
On h , 2 foot 0 Indira at Yunkton ; Mlmlinln' ' , B
( nt' Irchtu atA UroMo , nd 0 fotIO Inches it
Djbuque.
LOOAD BREVITIES.
Antronomcni trll us the September
moon fulls on the itfth at 20 minutes nflcr
nnidnight. It * i < the beantilul harTcnt
moon , iiiid POWCFJCH upccisl claims to dis
tinction. For owing to the position of
the ecliptic In regard to thoiquator at this
season , the moon rites for several uucces-
nivo nights v/ith only n coniparotlvely
ainnll interval between the succcf elyo ris-
ings. The short autumnal days neem thus
to bo prolonged by the floods of riivery
-moonlight that make the night beautiful as
day. The phenomenon is on easily ci-
plained as the axial rotation of the earth ,
lint 'In the olden time , uhrn man was
nearer ton attire , the harvest moon wan
considered n direct lnter | oidtlon of I'rovl-
dsuco to a tiflt ) the husbandman In gather
ing in the harvest. The waning moon was
in conjunction with Neptune nn the SI ,
with Saturn on the 3 < 1 , with Jupiter ontho
nth , and is with Uranus on the 12th. The
new moon of the 12th ! > in coiij inction
Mercury , and Mars on the 1 4th , and with
"Vimm un the 10th , passing a digreo and a
half north of her.
The young ladles of the Christian
church will givd tha first < > yi > tcr festival of
the Benson at Standard hall Friday even
ing. .Fine mu ic , line ( lynters , and pretty
waiter * , will serv < i toward the splendid
lime that I expected , Thoater-gonni will
find the oyntera smoking hot for them
at the conclusion of the performance ,
* The choir under the direction of .Mr. J.
Wesley Wilkins , whowlll ttlng at the dedi
cation tervices of the First Baptist Church
) moruingand ovenlnti ) on Sunday , the 17th
Instant , nro ns follows : Soprano * , Misa
.Fanny . Arnold and Mrs. Sain illuvvvcr ;
alto * , Mrs , .I..11. Shrove nud Miss iDecio
Johnson ; tonoru , Mr. Al , Morris aud Mr.
J. K , Shrove ; bowcs , Mr. Will Nash , Mr.
Jackson and Mr. J. Wesley Wilklu * . The
muslo is a very fine selection nnd there is
no doubt but that It will bo well rendered.
A chicken thief was "shot on thaniul"
Tuesday t. 3 o'clock by Col. Chi EC. It
-appoira that for some ttmo pint two or
three of his choice high bred hens i have
ibecn killed each night , half eatou aad Inft
where they fell , Hats were charged with
ithe deed aud so were cats. At the time
named Tuesday K rumpus among the her *
called tbo Colonel to the rear. He ( found
> ils finest cockerel in the arms of a lusty
raccoon. A bullet that was left In bis re-
cvolver at the siege of Vlcksburg tells the
Test of the itorv.
Tha papering and decorating of the
( Union Catholic Library Association rooms
was completed iTcesday. The prevailing
color Is a rich dark brown , pleuatvntljy ro
ll * ved with enlivening colors. The rooms
.present a handsome ami dignified appear
ance. They were open to friends .and
members of Uio assentation lost evening ,
.and the officers were pleased to ment and
welcome those who desired to call ,
Among the articles rccjntly presented to
tbo aisoclitlon , are o fine engraving of
O'Connell , by J. T. ( Daley ; "The Fiwl
'Voyage , " a beautiful engraving by J. 1 * .
.McCarthy ; a large photograph of Ulahori
iQ'Conner by J..1 * . Knghbh , besides a | iui
of antler * , a chronometer , and a number ol
.panel pictures.
.Two exhibit * at the , Fair grounds an
.drawing considerable attention. One !
> the flrgantStuthford wnr.on mode by tin
Winona Wagon com p icy , of Wlnonu
Alum , , and cau be seen at the departmen
.ofil'arkcr & Bowers , general agents fo
Nebrmka. .Tho other is the Mlnnesot
Chlrf Thrsshtr , one of ( ho inott perfec
'tbrcahlDg ' machine ! made. This It ii
charge of Mr. J. J. BrUbln , their genera
4kg Dt for Nebraska nnd southern lowt
with headquarters at Council Uluffd , Mi
jUtitbln'4 dopnrttnent Is cenloilly locate
nn the t rounds , and ipeclil attention
ttiowo Visitors.
\rbere is a ( x-neral dc Irer. the pa
at citizens and builnvis men to have U
< Arlouu jitorea and uiiicei cloced ot uoon t
day fur the day , to f liableckrknai
eiuiiloyoa to attend tie State fair oa tl
big day , i'.veryoue should l i gluu i
opportunity to go to tbo vxblbiUaa lei
enotgh to Mie what tt U , and no bott
Jrue ould bo chouen tlitn to-day.
Mfrotltif belli every evening durii
the " 1'alr week" at the &wedl.h "Hl ( !
church , " at8 o'clock , Buveuttenth ttrc
near Dodge , Scandinavians and coauC
visitors to the Valr are U9cIftllv InvlU
1'reachlng to-ntglit by JUr. Leadman ,
Mum.
Tliu brliifie at Ike foot of < he hill le
log to Ui lVo i > .ct Hill CemtiUiy hoi
last been condemned and until it Is
placed by a new one , prccekslonn all have
drive around l > ? the IdlUlde. A fnla etli !
iutf up throunh the tuliidle of .tile . 2 :
Street bridge B ! O closes that ktructure
/Cb public trarrL
A Union J'fteifio brA eman tJI
Bhcnaban , who resides la tbU city , v
kills ! near Silver Crtk statloo thU iuoi
lus'lff falHnif Ustwwn the tender tf <
engln * and the /root car. IIo woo a n
iriau quhe road. Undertaker Ja Job * H
a coffin.ovi at woon to rec l e hit r ial
an-'eeling of the Woi
Spwtunen'n club at 7:80 : o'clc
U.
take action concerning the death of their
late brother member , Edward Wintlade.
TDO "U. V. railway Pioneer * * met at
their hall corner ot Fourteenth and Dodfie
street * , Thursday , Sept. 1-1 , Instead of
Wednesday , at 7:30 : p. m. T. J. Stalcy ,
secretary.
The Jewish now year , lUshashbnna ,
commenced lout evening at 0 o'clock. This
Is one of the few dye in the Joimh calen
dar that IpMelit'B observe If they nro
really good "YMioodas" they will close
their placc.s of buMnesf.
Friends of Maj. ] ) . II. Wheeler , sec-
rcUry of the State fair , prntcntod him
with nn ebony cane , geM huadcd , nnd
ilchly ornamented. The in cilptlon was :
"Proienlcd the UoM'fJecrctary , 1882.
Charles Andrews , formerly manager
with Havcrly , is now in the city nnd will
bo nt the Koyd with his oantomlmo spec
ialty compiny next wf ck.
Ml d Larston , nn accomplished (3er-
man nod French ncholar , has cectirrd u
room in Ficnror1 ! ) block , nnd will tnko a
class for conversational leBnons In thonbovo
The ladles of Ht. 1'hlllp's Kuil-l will
PVB ! n Harvest Home festival i > n ' 1'hurn-
d.iy evening , Sept. 1 1 , nt Standard hall ,
Verbcnis nnd See Saws , the old relia
ble , beat fi cent cigar in the market , at
t-ihroter A llccht'n. xoptl.1It
The Omaha Oleo club will hold n
meeting at 7i i ) fharp this evening ,
nt the comity clerk' * < ifF.ce.
Dr. l.niing , United States commis
sioner of agriculture , delivered his addrcen
at the state fair nt 1 1 o'clock jcstonlay.
There nro now 12 * > pupils In the high
school , Mies Clilro Itiutin hau been added
to the force of teachers.
FINE CLOAKS , DOLMANS
Uetniled at wholosinlo priced at
Hushiimii'8. Boo them , it will BUVO
you money. _ llp&in-tf
A BANQUET.
The Omaha Board of Trails En-
tortEuun Uomniissioncr Lor-
ing anil the 'State
Board
A Very Pleaoant and Sociable
Gathering at the
Paxton.
At the regular monthly meeting of Iho
Omahi board ot trade , Monday evening ,
a committee consisting of 1'roiidui t Clark ,
Max Meyer , John Kvaun nud olhi rf , was
apKntod ] ! to pay some mark of respect to
Commissioner Lonug to show him K.'it.
his visit to this city was appreciated.
This committee djcidod to tedder him nn
informal bauquot nnd at the same tini'j to
compliment the State boird of agriculture
hy including thorn In the name cata ory.
Members of the board and repioscnUtivcu
of the press were invited , together with a
few prominent gentlemen from the Interior
of the sUtt > .
Shortly after 0 o'clock the guests assem
bled in the room occuplnd by the utato
board neuieWy at tb < Paxton. and , tbo
meeting was called to order by Preuiilent
Clark of the board of trade , who intro
duced ex-Mayor Chase as the ppcuker
chosen to deliver the address of welcome.
Colonel Cliaro dwelt at Homo length
upon the magnitude of Omaha , which ho
characterized ae the Boston of the went ,
referring Incidentally to the growth of No-
biabka and the variety of the products of
her noil. Ho recited BOP"O of his bojhood
ciqwrlenco on a Now England farm nnd
early Impressions ot ' 'the Huh , " nnd made
Mime humorous compariion * batwcen life
In MaRsachuroltN anil Nebraska ,
Mr. Ixiring responded to the address in
n twcutv minutes speech , taking up the
rifraln'fnm Massachusetts and the west ,
and I'xprosilng hid admiration for the in-
dustryenpriy ai-d pluck of the wenlcrn
ni'iiple. He paid a high compliment to
Omaha noople , and unlit that tbo Now ling-
Und ntock hat iuiplanted on Anuricjn
poll nil tbo idea of Independence and
Yankee thrift , whlih transplanted through
the i ooplo of the went is now ctrlkin ly
usblhlted in the work of citizens of Oinului.
Ho rpoke of the rapid asslmllntion of all
nationalities who coma Into America , and
referred especially to the career of Cari
HJiurz as an illu trntlon of
how men of nil nationalises can
hecomo Americanized and are able to
reauh the highest poiition In the gift of
the America people. Ho closed with a
glowing tribute to the hospitality of our
wuntcru luople , aud especially of the citi
zens of Omaha.
An Interval followed which was Im-
prated hy the free circulation of refreeh-
CUbP. after which the toast was proposed
n the State Hoard of Agriculture. "
i ICx'Goveruor Furuns reipoiuled , givlnf
a brief outline of the hlntory of the board
and the development of our agricultural
and horticultural roiources. He attrib
uted much of the premie prosperity of th <
tnte to the labors of the board in encour
aging fruit culture , farming and utocl
raiting ,
The .next toast was "Omahn and NH
Iwnska , " rtupoiided to by Major T. S
Clarksuu , ol Schnyler , who dwelt u
leogth upon hit early experiences b
Otcaha nud Nebraska , his stage travel
aciOH Iowa aud the general pnverty , trial
and trfliulatlous they pa eed through t
: reach tlie huppy laud ol Canaan.
ffiAt thla juncture ICx.tiov , Hoyt , c
Wyoming came in and reniHinded to
trt toa.t to that territory , in a brief ttyle. H
he raid Wyouilug won a promUing tf rrltorj
full ol wergotlo and enterprising peoph
tend He euiresi > ed his appreciation ot the fu
nd and paid his rcspecta to Dr. Loring ,
.he Htr the cifrart were parsed around an
In the mld.t of a cloud of mn ke Hon. I't
O'Haweii nrwe and delivered a glowln
culogv un the coinmU'Ioner of agrlcultui
ttr and tha utate lie halls from.
Hon. J. Sterling Morton wau called fi
but providentially disappeared. ,
legIon The K th rlug then quietly folded { I
Ion tents and tbo featt was over , .
cet THE 8V , I.OUI1 BHOWNH
Uy
The nrat Botui Ball Qotuo of tt
Woelc.
ad' A large crowd wltneiMtil the St. l.oi
ad'at Utowui , of the American aitoclatlo
re- play thu Union l'clfa | y terdiy aftc
tock iio u. Tne lirown'a aru good fielde (
ck- hard hlttfln , and kuovf how to play b
3rd in c' aant style. The fallowing U t
scow by inning * of yeiterdiy'n guine :
St. Lrjtc.-1 0 1 3 2 a 2 0 0-
led Unlunl'iw.,1 0 0 0 0 0 'i \ 1-
llitn * Harned Union Taclnc , 2 ; i
Louli , 8.
irn- Two b&M JiitIJ n < lle , Trailley.
the Three bk a hiU-HolUnd.
10V Firit bis on error * Bt , Loul , :
Union Pacific , fi.
Struck out--Kt. Loutt , 1 ; Union i *
In * . tific , G.
irk- 1'oued lalli-CullliaD ! ; Handle. / „
Wild pltchM-UcGinntiui , 2 ; O'D' . -
ock Umpire Mr. Cuty , of Ht. ] < oul'/ /
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ten uilnutb'
INDUSTRY'S REWARD.
EemarkaWa Exhibits of 1'rnit ' ,
Oorn aufl Cereals at the
State Fair.
The Various Counties VioWith
Bach Other For Excol-
lencaof Producj.
And the Hide Show * For the Mnc
nltndoof Tliolr lile .
ThoTblrdDixy of the Fnlr u
BuccoBSfal Ono.
The third dav of Nebranka'n state fair
began under tha inoit nuiplcioim circum
stances , the weather being everything that
could bo de/dred or expected at tlitn season
of the year , At nn eirly hour tlio streets
leading from the depot to the fair grounds
were crowded with vlfitors In vehicles aud
on foot , all making thtlr way to the grand
centra of uttiacllon. In addition to the
thousands of * fallow , ther" wan
quite a largo crond of our
own cithena im.king trucks for the
name goal. On thu ground * ipiltu n guy
and lively ccuriu presented Itui f to tha ad
miring gaza ft tht' multitude of hippy
ploriMire ptelcers , AU the v.iilani exhib
itors i ml jjii * their difplayi In proper tr m
nnd the lively mid ro lipllii pictures which
ornamented the RldjMtiwi enliveutil the
ttencrrtl r.pp ° aranru of thu gnjuudu won
derfully. Of course there wcin all iho
greatest wondt rs on eur.li on exhiMlion
and tlie showmen wore n-jo , ?
their by no in-aiM woa'x lungj giving
highly colored and graphic denciiplliim of
the wonders to bo teen within. In tha
forenoon the vlsitom pa-sod tha time In
< lulling the various hallH and examining
the numerous nnd Intt-rentini : exhibits , and
In tdkiui ; in the riallv excel out eldc-
uliowa , which woio to b found all over Mia
ground * . A rmall gathering moambled In
lloral hall to lUtcn to au .idarem by
H H , ( IFOIIIIi : It. LOUIMl ,
commissioner of agriculture , of Washing
ton , I ) . 0 , Them were nn the platform
from which Mr. Tiorhu delivered hia ml-
Atem , Kx-Govcrnor Fnrnas , Senator Van
Wyolr , l ongre man Valentine , and Sena
tor SaundcrH. Mr. lining' * Hpccch was
mainly confined to 'agricultural matters
which he enlarged upon in a very amusing
wav. ro eatcdly evokin/ burnt * of laughter
and applause from his somownnt small , but
highly appreciative audience. Ho
drew n very flittering pic
ture of the agricultural resource
nf Nebraska and tihowed what incredibly
rapid htrules it h.i'i ' ma-lo since 187" , lit )
iil.o quoted nuiiiTOua Htutistics to prove
tbo correctness uf lib assertions. IIu ex-
prpmed hini'clf an ilellglito'l with bis trip
ni Fremont md said bo had Been aw mder-
nil lot nf thingi In hii journey which per-
It-nlly fciirpii-ed him. After eulogizing
f umerj iu general and thoie nf
Nekranka In particular , ho closed
hit address with ivory line
peroration , which was grco od with cnthii-
cltwtio bnreU of nppluusf. At tin conclu-
Blm of thin pint of the prxgrninnic , tlu
majority of tha vi8it rs Ije.-un Hooking
modes of ar.tUfy 117 the crut ing > 4 ol the In
ner man , Tru groiter part availed them-
Hfilvca of the excellently fitted up dining
halls , while a fc v picnicked on thu grans
In thu Interim between the ppecch mak
ing and the r.icm the reporter took n stroll
around the grounds and visited the exhib
its and shows.
fioiiAi , UAI.'L
appaaru to attract ai much iittention as
any of them , and certainly the dinplay ii
very magi ificcnt , Our own townsman ,
Ilr. K. O Krflin ? , has by nil o ids the lar-
Ho.t hlblilon In the ilnrl t Hue. His
pahni are ni cr than any in the t > Uto. A
n'ght-blooining ' cereua it burn now In
bloom nnd revcral century plants
cau ha seen , and nucli a nuns
of delicate fern fnojsec , wonderfully
tinted plmti and many-culorod llowcru ,
with a thousand fragrant od rs. There In
no man In Nebraska who U better linown
or tn"re favorably known to purchasers of
green-houso producti than Mr. W. J.
lle-nor , of riattamoiith , an bin exhibit In
thin hall cnniUU nf wond.-rfnl array of
tropical and native IMwsra , plontB , vines
andcreopcru. A'd day jeBterd y ho waa
doing n rushing Iniilncsst uxcepttlnnally
low prices. BrsiJes liN phut , , jir j leaser
has a largo number of raspberry and
gtrawbcrry planU.
unn. JOHN HOIIOI.I.KR
exhibits hero the bent milk pan vour re
porter over saw. It in indeed a muruiii in
parvo , and mu tbe ueen to 1 apnrecibiicd ,
All thu hoiiHowivea nro dcllg .ted with K ,
nud It Bella on night. It also exclude * Hies.
Gutting milk from It dnoi nnt dlbttirb the
cream , I ' la a bom cullender , n perfect
sieve , n spleudld ateamur and will nerve ai
n sin.ill rate and they ou ycost cevonty-five
cents each.
All the several cnuntlvH wera well rap-
rcHOutei ) . Douglaa county has , perilous ,
as good a display nn any ot them. This
county hohU its fair In conjunction with
the dtate fair , under the ellicient Miiporin-
tendency of ( Jsorgo N. Crawford , a tly as-
slated by Mr. F. J. Cruthwlck.
Ono noteworthy feature la n 17t > pound
Btiuaah , which U n show in itself. Tno eu.
trleii number -175 nnd 75 varieties
Altogether Douglas county may wel
l > e proud of Its truly magnificent exulM
tlon of luilt , vcgetaiilca nnd cereals , ant
lior potatoes ' 'take thu cake , "
has no reason to bo anhamed of her exldh
It , She looms up with some nurvtlou
. .potimeiia of dlllereut vail ties of veget
nblen too mmicroim to pailluttlurlze , Ke
HampltH of wheat , rye , corn , millet , bar ) y
oat * ami broom corn elicit high enco juij
a and her grain exhibit la much ainl'
in real credit Is duo not only to < " f " ' "
laU torn but also tu Meisrs , A- ! Aolw
U K. I' . HuWiard , nnd .Toot lr er , fu
Lw the tnoto they etiucctl l pUo 'K ' ] ' " '
Lwof exhibits. On the whole M a wry cradltn
ofn Ldu exhibition.
n WABlll.NCilOK
Iu
teemi to say to the l tcr u/umleii , "Km
I am ( , 'otru to paralyro you anil don t yoi
ilr forgot U. ' She can boast me of tbohnea
celery over wen , uud her coni. potptoes
ad and timothy rue inoompfAblp Ihla Is ev |
at d ntly an a-ithetlf oxhibit. 8h
UK diil yii an uf-erly ffo oo umllowe
ire 10 foot and Si Inches iiuiinotcr. | Mr. G
W. Dulaooy is In 'cWze , ami deserve
for much iirulBo f.ir the > etty way ho has ue
out tbh iplendld , u4 ? * l fc
1U frult , tcgetabloj i cereals.
HAfOUSTY
also makes a ( ui/yhowof excellent fruit
ot all klmla ; / " , < Pl > lta and gripe * or
eipeclally goo/ It uuo makes au un
no usually tine e/'b ' t of wheat , ryr , barley
eaU , tall coitalks anil other wreala
too nutuoro/ mention. Hall count ]
Is to bo coi/itul'ited ' at betn one of th
ult Uncut fruited vtpetiiblj jiroilu luf ; coun
tied of thvtato * T1'l" exhibition in ver1
311 , eniclently n" uK ' > by MMW . K , | A
or- lluruec'ftm 1 > > Inucii and 1) , It. Vul
orID , Tyne. ' * " county U all riht. | {
ull
the descrr8 bouorablo mention for its ver1
tine "Kgregutlon of frult , veet
alty uud u ( reals. A Kentlenai
wj/ has seen a number o
-14 6 y/arcl county'i illsplaya at vnrinus fall
-uarked to n lieu reporter tlili inorrum
at. iat this was certainly tha finest thev hu
krer producetl. Mesar * . W , ( Jill and K.
'IKckinan ' , two very fine gentlemen hav
th control of thla department.
T1IK1I. JCU. tf. Ji. ,
have a uottagu ou the grouudi very prel
tily couatructeJ. Hera can be seen som
very fine ftutU , vrgetablei an
orreili of every dDSTlnticm fret
Klllaiore , AH in , Vronkllu , Webttei
York conntlei and sever :
other counties already mentioned In de
tail. The U. fi M. have come to the front
In a very crtditable manner and their
edifice in an ornament to the fair
grounds.
THE u. r.
also makes a very irair.t ; show with their
specimens from , Among other comities
I'htlp' , Webster , 1'Utto and Columbus
There nre also HOILO Rplfmlid mtnplen of
Hock Spring coil , Mr. .Tamos Allen h.is
the HiHiugcmcnt , but on account i f nick'
np'3 has deputed Mr. .lurid t < > takti hi *
tilitop , which ho very bly fillMr O. O.
Miller bring ndttaiu manager. The Ir.
I' . hiui < dona tlie tight thing thle time.
Till' OATTI.E
department Is txcredlngljr well arranged
and n very large stock is being exhibited ,
Guy C. Barton , of Dunlin , xliows dome
excellent epcclmens of Uevonr , nnd Mr.
Hedge , of Omaha , hax two \ery hno herd *
ot Ayrshire. U. 1 . Brown , of this city ,
makes a Rat exhibition with his , Tei eys ,
and thu short horns Miown by K Datile's ' ,
of Gilmore , cau rank nmnngti the finest
ever exhibited in Omiilm. There ore a
great many more , all more or 'le s ex
cellent , but wnnt of ( pace precludts
the possibility nf miming them in detail.
HHF.KP
nf every BM ! end description are r xhtbited
this year , not only from this nf t < > , hiltftl-o
fioin Kentucky , Michigan , Illinois and
low.i DunieU of .Ullmoip , DivMGitthrlo
i.f Superior , Untiling of Virt Calhoun ,
( i. W. McKiuldrn. ct Atlantic , Iowa ,
Tavlor Brnthvt * nf WnRiicrvllIc , III , and
S. I * . Moore , t.f . Ijljelmiv. K.y. nro ill ! x-
hlbltoiH of ( lomo xcrv fine varieties Mr.
Kit Bai'iie * h superintendent of thi de
partment.
JUVl.VK
nro not forgotlen and their i-haw Includes
: tf > 0entrle . Among tha nmit iiofiworthy
exhibitors wa obs-rved II O. Htoll , nf
Beatrice , J. U. Watts , nt Waterloo. W.
undJ. V. l.oiik'lilln , of Seiv Ijondon , Af-
ftid'J' . Job. of Tukminh. Win. Uhe. of
I'uplllion. Ira M , D.UVIMII , nf Bennrtt ,
Taylor Bros. , of W.iMiedVille ,
Ills , Brown Hrcs. . of Hyiacn-e ,
T. Klcu. of Lirchland , 111. ,
Hnglott & Brown , of Bnlnluu , Mo. ; W. U.
.Susson , nf 1'ftplllloiij G. I' . Baldwin , i f
Iilttlo Fork , 111. , nnd Adam Biicker , of
Mainland , The swine me all np'cniid '
looking animals and attract u great deal of
attention.
TIII : roi'LTiir
BIOW is cue well worth vinifng nnd is tent-
ly well worth vlnitlng. Mr. J. II. Bracklu
has thu fmiierinteuGuncy , which is no nine-
cure. Nebraska bat shown that It
tun inavc n very hno display
of poultry when the occasion
require ! ) it , aud it will compare favorably
In thU ma'ler with any ether state in thu
Uuiou. The following are entitled to be
classed mining the most meritorious exhib
itor ? : Urahatn 1\ Browne , of Omaha ; W.
Butt , of Ashl.i , d ; J. H. Watts , f ttYter-
lee ; W. M. Uhe , of Papllllon ; Jenmo T.it-
rlctr , of Onialiu ; S. G. Allfn , of Mlllurd ,
aud M. W. Wright , of Omaha.
MAUIUNF.HT
and mech.inicilcontriv.nciis of every de-
fltriutiou nro on exhibition and vastly HU-
perior , both Iu nuuib".r and variety , to
thoao cxhlbttuii last year. Thu visicor.s
teem to take u great deal uf Inte-eBt io tl.u
department anil they ciowd around the
various extilhitioua nil Ji-y Ion ; , nikimr
tliOKU itiLlurgdn thouraiid ques iciis as t J
liow thii tiling wo kvd nud ho\v that
thing was Btt iu nnti'in It nuist
be H.tid in fiurncs ; ) to thusu hnv-
ing tbo mancgrmcnt nf tliis dcpartni nt
that they hliocd conniilerablu jutiencj
and gotitlemnnly forboar.meo in repljin , '
to tha uumeroua and abni'd qu tom ;
that w re put t. ) them. Ivuowltun'H two
wheel fror.t cut fliutliu b.ir mower ! > at
tracting a gient .leal of attention This
machine combines thu cnud points ot the
old machine i with m&ny im ( "rtaut im
provements , which era making it the mo-t
popul r m-chiuo now feforo the pntiKc.
The Know ton Mdnufncluiing 0 > , nlto
exhibits a chuico linn of rniper.hty > ul-e- ,
cultivators , eto Th Aultui.ui & , Ta < lor
Co , , ia repro'ented by Mr J. C. I'lark
with a beautiful nnd extea-ivo exhlbl
nhowing up their fHiuniiii thresher in all its
perfcctiou. Hmith wngoua und IVrkin
plow company's goods uro nlao exhibited
by Mr. Clark.
The VVeitern Howe oocl Cattle Insur-
nuco c. mpany , uHtuteinstituti-.ii , and cue
that boa for its officers anil directors the
best among cur capitill'tc , ia represented
on the grounds by II Do > n. i-etretary , nnd
a number of as.i-tant. . Tney are doini ;
nl.ig business in their fltriped tent , co\-
ering both horeos andaittle. In fact it U
the headquartera of farmers i\nd toctmen.
Thla company puyi losses promptly , n > 1
tlies western bllzz rila make the careful
Btockmin _ thankful for the opportunity for
protecting himself 'aganUt tbo destruction
of hia capital. Their pollcv Iu ura <
against any death aud theft.
Ordinary Insurance companies tusuro only
ag < lust IOM upon tha premUea i-f tun
Dffner , but thi company protects block no
mat'orwero they may be in this Ute.
The belt spring wagon on thu qroundals
gild to be tlmt of Mr. I . T. Lungprey.
wh < ch , with a number of ether bujt'iin and
wagons. la howu juat went of tlio U. P.
[ iall. _ ThU wagon Is palntol on one uidc ,
10 ether shows wjo.l work , Ir > n work ,
' , without any tblnir , t' ) obauure its i > r-
foet' . in , Mr. Lougproy is gaining n valu
able reputation as n cu'eful manufac
turer ,
1HK l'1-IIKH
iniiBt not be overlooked , for they are very
well represented Hero are displayed
< "ery variety , pickerel , bam. cat. p kn ,
sunjsb , carp , nalmon and trout. The nub
commi ) oner ( Ir < jlraoa ( j _ Hoinine , has
J > f the plsoitorial
. undo fine , ' department ,
,
11d wV.n.ttl.lil Re this year and
d .r ssBa.'x' ' ' ' -
. . . A'-sJ .
-AUK.Hon. Tiw i
him measuru hU Je < { , ;
Btiato that It was as bljf
two men measured around
client wldlrt standli'K back to bank.
men weighed 200 pounds each , The Uil
Sampson , tbo strongest womiin in Amer
ica , is Madame Hilvinl.nn exhibition we.
of lloral hull. They cxhinit benideu
ixrforiuanott tlmt Is simply . . .
pcrb. It I * the bout patronized show ni
the gronudii
The Inrceit child of his ngn over eeen Ii
nny country ia Matr W.irner , four y r
iif uge nud weighing 115 uonniU , Mo is ni
. 'xbh'itim ' at the ucutheBt part or th
grounds , nd Is in pretty aati plutnro , out
aud clintty , and w. mrong tn t\ man , IIu i
au I iwa product , nu-.i his lather uni
mother mo with him. Barnum is ncg <
timing for them to join hli thoiv. This i
a t-n cent oxxhibttIon.
Col , Irn Wilson haH purchased
half intercut in the i'actflo Uuusa , n
fit. Jon. The Grin will now bo J. U
Kitchen & Ira Wilson. Mr. Kitohei
has movud to thu Paxtoa liotul , a
Omaha , nod Mr. Wilson has takoi
charge of tlfo I'Acilio , whore ho wil
bo pli'ased to moot hiu old frbndu
The PaoJlio is the leading hotel of St
Joe nnd a lirat-claaa hutel in ovi'ry ru
poet. EOpO-m&otf
FINE CLOAKS , DOLMANS
Retailed at wholesale prices at Hush
man's , Sco them , ' it will save yoi
money. llctfcm-tf
„ DIEU.
* WINSLADK At hU residence , corner n
Ua\eiipoit and IVe fth streets , J. K
Wintlade , of rheumatism of the heart , a
11 o'clck j JtenUy.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
The B. & M. local freightl will b. .
open to rccoivo and deliver freight un
til 11 o'clock a. m , to morrow.
LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
CLOSING OUT UUhllMAN'tf.
Skirts , Night Drosoa , Ohoinise ,
eti. Sea them , it will pay you.
lle&m-tf
THE FIRE LADDIES ,
Ilia Finest Annual Parade Ever
Seen in this City ,
A Procession of Bands , Boys
and Bright Machines'
The Annntil Adtlrea * nt JNoon find
Ball Lat Night.
THK UKR reporter remembers among the
paralyzing ncrlptnral tales upon which he
was fed during hU tender yearn , a food
whllo ago , nno to the effect that when the
children of Itrftel w ro "marching to
Georgia , " and lout their bearings , they
kicked n good rienl because the quarter *
nmater'i ! stores gave out , Upon thU the
Lord sent droves of quail to them , ami
they ate until the quail on toast ran out of
their tiosca ,
Omnha reporter ere yesterday in the
BBUIO fix. After n terribly dull month the
POWCIH tint ba liavo conspired to tend
ItciiH in Mih abundance that they are for
otice oatl'ted , i\t lenst .13 In the kind
Thvio weio yesterday the ntnto fair ,
the dental convention , the rnnveiUlon of
homeopath * , the wninan'n suffrage uonvcn-
tioo , John UHlon , and n Hcute u [ loci-p-
Mons an t f sti iils , tu eay nothing ot mi
nor ItcuiH. The great event of the ility ,
however , was the annual ) > ando ot the
Omaha lire department , followed by the
bull lait. night.
At a i mrly lionr ye tordav prepara
tions for till * event began , Mcu in ro
hhlrto , cmVing ellvor burn. * and lingo
iKxuieK wcie to bo Keen on every * titet
qorner , and nt ft o'cli ck begun ncsetnblrtig
nt th'ir respectlva he.vfiiuiirters , while at
the City hull , tin ) city ollicinlc , councilmen -
men , jvruai representatives a id o'.her in *
vited guests nnatmbled to tnke the car-
liagts In wnitine for thum. liur.iia of
nni.-io marched through the street" , and
the hldewalks along thu line of innruh were
so crowded with tpectators as to near defy
At 10 o'clock the procfssltm began to
form nn Capitol avenue , Iht right
resting on F uirteentli , and as company
after company wheeled into Una with
richly uniformed bands und gleunlng up-
paratiif" , It waa evident the parade wouK
exceed anything of the kind ever before
Keen In the city. The proica-ion moved nt
10:110 : , foil wing this line of inarch : North
nn Fourth street to 1) ivenport , wcit on
D&veupurt to Sixteenth , smith ou Six
teenth to I ) . > dge , ei't on Dodpo to Pit-
teentb , routh on Fifteenth to DotigUp ,
east on Uouulaa to Eleventh , noutli on
Kleventh to Fatnam , east 0,1 l'.irnoiu tn
Ninth , counter march , west ou Karnxin to
Fifteenth.
JtMt before moving it wan jnir.ed by a
large dcleipulon of Council lilulft lirunmn ,
heaJed bytll > "Bo > n B d"nnl n Htile
laterby Dovd'a Huso Co , aud Ilor'a II i-o
Co. , n' > out fifty Btrong each , headed by the
A. O. H. Ban I , W"oae rich uniforms wo > e
in keeping wiih thosa whi h marked the
first public appoarnuco nf the two new li'O
orginizittons. The Boyd'a wore a iery
hmdiomci nuirorui of bl.ick helmets aud
belts nnd dark Lluo fhiit with n broad
facing ot scarlet an I tin let era "B. H. "
in white ther on , Their truck PB drawn
> > y a ling rope in double line , tuistud wit-i
ribbooH to match the blue nn.l red of thu
uniform ? . The lioao cart wu also pret'.ily
deuoralpd.
Ilei'a hosj cmnp/ny wore unlforniH of
nc.iilet Mid white , with naval caps un'
1 ok a uiagniriccu' pet of iiie-i. Their tru.'ic
was eimil.trly decorated and drawn hy
ro es wrapped in Hcarlet aud white rib
bons.
bons.Thu
Thu prorcRMOi marched in the order
niready publiihed. Tc xvas hauled by
Chief Kngh.ter Butler in white helmet
nnd uniform , Ride by tide with Assistant
Chief Dm S. Mi.chell. of the hooka , com
manding tne first division and the mouth
of ivlio o hilvtr speaking trumpet waa
choked with a huge bouquet of rich flow
era. Both the < o officers were finely
mounted.
The. . platoon of sixteen police headed by
Maroh'il Angell and leputy MarBhal
Doty , all in full uniform followed nd
then the i-plendid band of the Fourth in
fantry , In lull uniform of thu new regula
tion style. They lo-ked fine and play
superbly.
In this division were the firemen from
Council BlulL ) , alarge delegation in full
uniform and accompanied by the Boy'a
band. Following w ru the uucnts in car
riagee : The Maennerchor and Turnvi-rein ,
with their elegant banners. The A. O. It.
band with the new liOfOcomnunios describ
ed , followed , and the Uarnuts with the !
apparatus , the handsome engine gljamirjj
IB the Bun like molten cold.
The B-cond division under command of
Assistant Chan. Hunt nnd Aid Gee Ketch-
mn wes the great featutu of the dUplav ,
ineliidiiig all the apparatus in
the the department proper , upon
which tha boys had expended all their in
genuity to mike it attractiv < , It wab le.il
by the favorite Union Pacitic bin I ,
.Mm O'Brien letting thodivisitm with the
hook and Udder truck aud handling Ills
grand team nf ( jravs iu line style. Tin
nmial dettcfainentnf juvtntle Bremen occu
pied places on the tiuck nnd a profusion of
bouqueiaaddud to the nttractivo npppnr-
ameof the outfit. Omaha No , 1 , Fire
King No. 2. Nebraska No. 3 nnd No. 4
engines and huge car H followed , and they
were a Bight to see. The dome of No 1 en-
gins WRH Burmounted by an nrch
of flowora and evergreens , in which
was mimjly ensconced a llttlo fireman.
The Flro King wan gorgeously deco
rated , und a real live American esglo
spread its wings over her glittering Home ,
cbrrieka No , 3 had a grand arch , nnd wan
ffhtooncd and laden down nil over with
U ipr.s. In the arch over the driver's rait
HiH1 Keiio , " IliH cinliH fir-m , who was
; 'AT1 ? * " " 1150 jdmitted to full membership ,
wbo ) „ all thu terrier tribe bus noim \
' " ' and general ponularitv
i
° u
-
Ullcler do
Ibel
J , hjuwrlo hud n wtmou ;
ibe tiixHenth uti'ett gincttr , jaiiUo n ( , .ij
aud cmdituiilo shnwlng ; A. Itoipu lua"
w on cout-iinliig boms ot hU
tluest niU most vahibblu pic-
i lures ou nn ebony easel ; tliu Kc'uiyler '
creamery wai represented and thu rear
was brought up by A huge In > e factory on
wheels. Tne latter bad cauvan walla aud
i roof and was rupphed with nil the ma.
chlnery and tools used in the tr.\dc , The
men were at work , and n cub contalniin
tivd specimens of looiploted jobs was in
the rear of the wagon. This display waa
made by .lame * Duvlne , and was the uiott
elaborate in this division ,
Alt in all there tun neter been eo grand
And Hiiccersful n parade liy the lire demrf |
uent in this city , and thruu who managed
It iteierve yroat credit.
At the c.inclusioii of the march the vari
ous bauds and organizations masaed In
front ot the oper.i lnue , and Gen. J , 0.
Cowlu dellv red au add PHI which was
ehort but fi the point , uftvr which there
was Boino miuij by the bands and the pro-
iu . ssion was relieved from duty ,
At 12 ; 0 the firemen and visitors re-
im em led , aud , nccjinpanied by the
hourth Infantry and A. 'O. II. banda ,
marched tlk the Tenth street crowing
where a train was iu waiting , temlere
freu to the firemen by tf e Union Pacib
for uItit to tha f ir grounds.
Tilt IIAI.I.
The tenth auuual ball of the Omaha fir
10 departuifut was held a : Standard hull las
evening and wts uttended by a throng o
th * "red uhlrt brignde"and their numerou
lady friends.
Hi ifuian'd full orchestra was iu attem
once , represent ! g the Mtulc.il Union o
chestra , of which they are a branch , anc
rendrred soruelirct-clana music.
The following was the programme o
dancing :
March , quadrille , w ltz , .juadrllle
chottische , r ( | uet. versouvlenne , quad-
illc , wnllr , hitindi's dat.ce , wnllz , quad-
ille. veKiouvlenn-1 , quvlrilli" , lancers
chottiscbe , Virginia reel , polka , quan-
lie , wiltqu.tiMllo , > pr ouvic ne , qu d-
Me , Dan TucJter.
The ofllccra nnd ( omtnittcei were as
ollows :
Master nf Ceremonies John II , Uut'er ' ,
Committee of mnpemcuts - ( H d
adsc ) .T. H Uutler , M ( lolil-mltri , . ! ,
ob Haurk , D. S. Mitchell Chai. Hunt ,
cromoC. I'enrel , Hury Tnggo.- , George
Celchum , J. W. NlchoU , J.V. . White-
ou c , Phil. Dorr.
Floor Managers-Whits ( badge ) C'has.
lunt , I ) . S. Mitchell , Ja-ob Haiick , Jo-
ome O. I'cn/.o' ' , Gc" . Kctahum , I ihn
Imno , Wm. Ityan , John Shahan , C. C.
'Irld.
Ifecopllon Cnminlttco { Blue badee ) Jos.
I. lioyd. John C Cuwlu , Cha > . V. Man-
rmon , Tlios. Meldrum , M . ( Joldfmilh ,
. K. Smythe , Gu Uv Heucke , 1 * . K.
cr.
PINK CLOAKS , DOLMANS-
.Btatltd nt wholesale prices itt Bush-
man'o. Sco them , it will save you
nonoy. lleAm-tf
JJIOYLKsf !
Tnko notice , tlmt the Dutlor County
"rtir gives a $00 , S.'H ) nnd § 10 Prn-
niutn on thu lit day of their F.iir ,
optttnbcr I'.hli , tn thu best rider.
\ddrojn J. Iloirr WILLIAMS ,
Am Scc'y. , David City , Neb.
Persona wishing to attend the con-
ontion of thu National Woman Suf-
rau'o rn.incmtioti nt Uinnhn , Soptcin-
> er " 0 , ! 27 nnd 28 , can obtain ft certill-
ate which will r.ccutu reduced Mtcs
n tlio U. P. and 15. t M. mads by
[ iplyins immrditioly to Clara 15.
olby , Heatrice , Nub , m5tiwlt
A BLOODY TRAIL.
'ho Bscnpad Rodskina Appear
Near Dundy County ,
Nebrtiykn.
rent Ezaltenioiit iu the Sonth-
lal DI-ijvit.il fn Tna llr.K.
LINC ILN , Nob. , Saptmnbar 1L5. A
tccial tn The Journal stairs tlmt a
> ind of four or five hmitlrrd Indinna
mvo appeared in Ue.uvr Creek , on
10 Kansas , line , tsouth of Dundy
ounty. They are stealing lioraei nd
nmlerint ; aettlorp , SujoriiitonJoiit
oldregu , of the B. it M. in rospnuso
on request , has Miit TU order torn
argo amount of utnmutiitiun to bo
ant out on the twin to-nnrrovr. Thu
'ndiana are on the same route follov-
d by tha Chuyonnes whuii they
scaped from Ft ! Sill como years ago.
'hero is inteneo cxcitompnc in South-
eet Nebraska.
BRAVES FROM ABOVE.
Arrival of Ifngit eer Melville
and Companions in
New York.
A Hearty Wolcnmo Homo.
pcclil Dhpitch ti Tni ! BKI
NEW YOHK , September 13. Chief
ii inucr George W. Mulville and
jmen William Noros , and William
\"cndorniai ) , survivors of the Jcun-
otto Arctic exploring expedition , and
f tl'o party that discovered the
srfd bprliea of Lieutenant DoLong
nil his companion ? , and Lieutenant
lobert M. LJerry. of the burned Arc-
10 cxpViiit" " stmmer Ttodgers , ar-
ived to-day. Noting under inatruc-
urna from tiio navy department ,
. > nimt > dnr < ) l/'i 'iur ' prepared to ro-
uii'o the bmve | > .irty with all honori.
) n th ) tug , ivsides Lieut , Jaquoa ,
wure Alex Mu'villo ' , brother of the
bo famt'in c-iigincor , Mra. Djm-
cust , their si&tur , and her
.wo dauc'utirs. and many naval
flidr ; nlnn Oapt. J. A. Walter ,
adiK'-in lii\v of the lamented Lieut.
3j ij me. The uteainahip Pdrthia ,
) cmnn Melville and party , wai met
down the buy itnd na 1 ] u > inoer Mel-
vilk-'n broad aud smiliru ; face was dia-
covered by those on the tut ; , they set
up the shiiut of "Thorn's Melville ;
jed blosa him. " A party of the Par
.hiu'a parsongors started the aong of
" "
"HOME
AGAIN ,
and it was taken up all over the ship.
Melville was soon on bjard the United
States tug and made husto to the piloi
house , where the ladies of the party
were seated. Ilia slater and nieces
were warmly embraced by him.
Everybody in the pilrt house wept m
Melvillu sobbed convulsively aud holt
his mater to hid breast , IIu sat for a
f. r momenta with hia relatives ant
JUcdnud to their attompta to utter
words of welcome. Ha pitted his
stalwart brother on th back and afloc
tion.\toly called him "Sindy , " Somt
of the more actwn of the Prt.-thia'w
pae engora climbed in the rigging anc
were sliuiitini ; :
" 01VK U.S MELVILIE. "
Several held aloft , bottle * n
champagne untl Engineer AlulvilK
tuipwd [ out of the pilot luiuau und 6n
" iitored Oapt. Wetted , the aged
amj P > f-Btrioltfin father-ill-law nf the
Into L oui. D.L.mL' . . Capt. Wotten
jrasped ? tlio ofij-moor'a hand and. afte
aayin something : „ , m undertone
woptlikoa child. Melville steadied
nimuoli . , njt the ' „ t , llM
covering his facu - . , | , j " : hrawnr
'
baud * aeomcd thorouclily"8. . !
with emotion. IVaw tilled the eye
of nil who
witnessed
the ecwie , ant
among the spectators were many o
the Parthia'a pwaonr-oH. When they
had diied their tears some on thu
steamship proposed three cheers fo
Melville , and the respwjaa was enthu
siastio nnd emphatic. Ninderniun nnt
Noroa , seaman , who wore with Mul
villo , eemed anxious to escape obser
vation. When Niiidemun stepped
into the pilot hum *
UK MBT 1IIS BETKOTJIKII
for the first lime
cfter a Jong and ter
rablo absencs. The meoiing was verv
aa < otu.g . ; they eat in tlio corner anJ
as they wept they whispered to owl
other. Lieut. Jsquds had requested
naval oflicers and other persons not
rehtivcs of either Engineer Melville
and Nmderman , not to disturb the
quiet ot the pilot house at this time
and the lieutenant's
request was most
cheerfuly acceded to. Passengers ou
the Partlna continued to shout.
. . „ ' 'WE WANT MELVILLE. "
r- ! Si i.enBlneer Wared they
repeatedly cheered him. Bottles o
hampaRno were opened on tha deck
f the Pftrthia and his health drnnk
n many bumpers. Melville and
lis friends were then traneferrol to a
team yaoht , on board which were
many naval officers and wheie n wcl-
omo luncheon was spread find the -
lonpitallUes of the city tendered by /
\ltlrrman McClavo. Tears trickled
lown the facoof thoongintorasholi8- ;
' ' '
cncdtotlio Bltlonnftn'swordsand'BhEn
10 attempted to reply ho stamtntred
and hesitated ; then ho seemed to re
cover courage nnd ho naid in o bold .
way , ho was a Now York boy , one
who had been brought up in the
jublio achools of that city ) ha felt
hat ho had n right to say tlmt _ ho and
lis com pinions h d done their duty.
Uo hitd boon in the government ser
vice twenty-two years nud had stood
nany kicks and hard ktuicksthon ; | be
wssed , and said with much feeling ,
'and I would have a.tood by my
rionda
IK THEY 8TOOI ) UV ME. "
lie suddenly checked himself r.t thin-
> r > int , and Colonel Church , on behalf
if thu citizens' committee , wolcutned
lim'and hia companiono to this city ,
vnd invited thotn to n bnnquut in
heir honor nt Dolmonicn's , Mr.
lull said to Melville , "Come , let us
ako a drink " Melville laughud as
io _ replied , "Gontlunvn. I am souio-
, hing of a miseionnry. Every limo I
nku n drink of American whisky , T
eel I am helping to pay the national
iebt " Some ono snid to M. lvillo ,
'llow ' well you lool. ! " "Yo , " ro-
iliod the engineer , with n stvango
emphasis in his worda , "thorn i.i noth-
n the niiVter with my eyes. "
Mi'billti was introduced to the ro-
iiirti'ra , nud when naked whether ho
lesired to communicate with
ho public upon uny point of
peci l interest , ho said , "JS"o , not
ttthistimn. The whrlo matter of
ho condition of the Juannettc , thoT
rip and tha ronulta nro to bn investi-
! ftted by a tuvalcourtof | inquiry and I
HIU not allowed to sty nnytniiig until
xamiri''J by that court. 'Ihen LVory-
hiiifj will bo made plain. " Hero
a naval cflier interupte'd him with :
'You know , of course , that congress
tas appointed a upecial committee to
investigate the mattjr. " ' 'Yes , "
HiBwered Melville , "and" a' this I
loint several members nf the com-
nitteo began to shout "Hero , Mel
ville , como hero ; " "don't you Bay uuy-
hinRj" "you've said quite onour-h , "
ind ono of the commiueo netKad him
iy the i-ont collar and hastily witn-
Irow him from the eocioty of the ro-
jmsontatives of non&papers. A naval
oflicer stated Melville has
TJIK JEANNETrn's LOO
nd a prtv , to Io ' , Liuiuunvit Da-
J nf 'a List written iiistruotitms to
urn , nnd in fact is prepared at the
iroper time to ropcai D Lontr'o last
/orclrt to him. Aftorwurds Melville
aid to the reporters that ho imd no
ntuntion of baine ratio , but ho was
bout to say when taken from thoi r
ociety he had determined to make
no atutoment conc riiins the Jcan-
netto until the official investigation
was made. Ho had nothing to say
oncoming Lieutenant D.inunhowcror
nybody else at this timo. He was
atiafied ho had done h'a duty.
A file of marines 8.ilutud Melville
aa ho landnd on the dock and escorted
ho Arctic voyagers to the hotel.
A STARTLING RUMOR.
ALL SAl'E
SAN FUANCISCO , September 13
j\ter advices regarding the accident
o tha special twin at Port Casta
show that the special oj leaving the
orry bo.it received a signal to go on.
biforo ruachini ; the curve , a
[ uarror of n inilu from thu ferry ,
vlulo the train wu moving about six
niles per hour , a yard engine came
round the uurvH with a rush. Both
engines were revuraed. The ennioecra
and firemen jumped. The c Ulmion
was viulent , nud the npecial engine
was badly dumaged. 'Tho princess ,
at the time nf the collision
wag making her toilet. She was thrown
lown , but received no injury bayond
the mont trifling bruises. All occu
pants of the car wore ahakcm up ,
crockery broken , pircala , etc. , strewn
about , but no emu ii'j jred. Another
engine was furnished and thu train
proceeded. On arriving at the palace
the party proceeded to their rooms
and breakfasted. U is unuorstood
that owing to the fatigue of the
journey tlio day will bo passed in
seclusion. The presentation of an
address from British subjects was de
ferred until to-morrow and no public
demonstration aecjptod until after
return from Victoria. The party will
sail Friday on the Oomus.
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I'olMier. l.one onlt-rj at Itcnu'tican ' o-
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