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TWELFTH YEAR OMAHA NEB. THUJ18DAY MORNING , OCTOBER 5 18S >
I/
BOOTS ! BOOTS ! !
* w
% ? SHOES
evolution.
Juat opened ONJ2 IM.'XUUED
cases of Boots nnd Slnu-K , comprising
the very latest ftyles , and All of thn
most edobratfd makero.
Invitation
is extended ID all to cumo nnd exaru-
ino ouriininonso r.tock , us wo will make
pripoa lower than luvo over been of
fered in thia citr.
WE KEEP
a complete stock of
Lidiuft' Shoes ,
Geuta' Booty.
Gents' Shoes.
Boys' Boots ,
Boys' Shoes ,
Mimes' Sheen ,
Babies' Shoes ,
Eery piir goiug out of our estab
lishment 11 warranted to suit. Vuu
can also 63vo
10 to 25 Per Cent
by buying of 111. both in prica and
quality.
Heimrod
& Dormann
( Sjcccsaara to F. Ling)1 )
Leading Supply House of the'ffest '
As we receive daily fresh nuppliea
:
of
Groceries Pro
visions.
Wo can aaa'ura tbo public that we
do not handle any other but
PURE & FRESH PROVISIONS
O.ir businsoa being very extensive ,
our B.ilca quick , we c.tn ulford to offer
goods uc Jiving pi'ioja tu all. Wo
dandle
CELEBRATED SC11U i LER
Snowflake Flour
Which wo always v r.rrant to bo ex
collcut , and to uivo satiHfuction. Wo
have proofs that thvro is no bettor
Hour in the market.
dome and ) Order a Beck
We constantly keep en hand a largo
stock : of
alifornia
Canned
PE AGUES. APltlCOTrf ,
CHERRIES , PLUMS ,
PEARS.
And nil other varieties which we sell
at bed rook pricoa.
California Sugar
Wo handle in large quantities and
we can recommend it all to bo thu
purest sugar in the market
Flavoring Extracts ,
Limburger Cheese ,
Swiss Cheese ,
Royal Balling Powder ,
Fresh Fruits
f and Vegetables ,
Wo constantly keep on hand in largo
qurntitiea ,
Heimrod
& Dormann ,
S , W. Corner 13th and Jackson Sta
POLITICAL MATTERS.
Now York FroliibHioiiisls Ool
FOP Submission of an
Amendment ,
Alexander H. Stevens Electee
Governor of Georgia
by 40,000. .
The Democracy of Oonnocticu
Procinirn Their Eter
nal Principles.
Jndga Auilrnw * Aconpt * thn Komi
nation Tor the N. Y.
Court of Apjiinls-
Canipnlan Kotos From Other States
How Turk ProhlbltlonUts.
Cpccltl biijiatch to THE Urn.
SYIUCOSB , N. Y. , October A
the utter noon susaiou of the temper
unco cotwiintion the following rosolu
tionn worn adopted :
Hi salved , That wo recognize the
lu'ici -Almighty God in tno mnvo
ment that has already accomplishes
DO much tor aupprosnion of tliu liquor
twllijin other otatop , nnd that is
kindling fo great an enthusiasm amoug
iho frienda of temperance in our ow : :
atate.
_ Jtaolveil , That wo c ll for tjubtuia
sion to too peopl" of tlna state of ai :
uni-ndaient to th < > constitution pra
hibitiiiR th ) nnnufdctun und salu of
alcuholio bpvorast.B. ;
Jiewltcd , That wo do not identify
ourselves with any part of the 1'nvorn-
nont , but an a convention rcprtsent-
ntf temperance aociotiea and Christian
churchea of flio state ( if Now York ,
wo do seek ouch legislation as shall
froH our noble stu'o from the pjwer ot
rum , which vro recognize as the enrniy
of all good , nnd vro do hereby call
all good citizont ) irrrspeetivo of party
and of creed to iiid i'i this object.
Ititolttd , That wo pledge ounelvos
o vote for no candidate for the legia-
aturo who will not publicly pledge
himself in favor of submitting such
amendment ti a vote of the people.
Tiip constitution for temperance
issociationa was adopted and John N.
Stevono chosen chairman.
Tlio Coiiuor.tlctit
Special Pispatili to TIIK UCK.
IlAUTKORD , October 4. The democratic -
cratic atale convention assembled this
morning , and thu temporary organ
izalion waa made permanent. The
recolmiona adopted maintain the in
dependence of state government ao
far as not assigned to the general gov
ernment ; demands a revision of the
internal revenue laws mid of ttio tariff
that shall reduce taxation to the prea
nt noaita oi the government only ;
also the abolition of all unnecessary
oflicea , and the appointment ol
men only who have proved
themaelvcs efficient and honest ;
demands legislation which will afford
thorough protection against fraud ut
the ballot boxtb ; approves Arthur's
veto of the river and harbor bill and
denounces both houses of congroaa for
the paiaago of auch infamous legisla
tion over the president's veto ; de
nounces the declaration of the republican
lican 1-ar'y platform favoring aubmis
tion to the people of n proposed
amendment to the constitution which
it fails to approve , as evasive and
cowardly ; recognizes ovila arising from
intoxie.iting liquors and believes the
ovijs may bo moat tllectually checked
by force of enlightened pub-
Irj opinion ; they may be
partially rcstricatd by wieo legislation ,
but eucti legislation thould not bo ao
oppressive or DO impracticable in ita
provisions as to infringe on the per
sonal rights and liberties of citizens ,
and .should not bo made a partisan
question ; believes the incorporation
of police regulations relative to the
sale of intoxicating liquors into the
state constitution to be opposed to
the plainest principles of sound
government ; denounces the squander
of gjvcrnmont lands aa gifts to rail
road corporations ; demands protection
of native and fore ! n born cituona
while abroad , and condemns the use
of convict and the exclusion of free
labor.
The utate ticket chosen is an follows ;
governor , Thomas M. Witllor ; lioiit. .
governor , Qeo , G , Summer ; secretary
of state , S , Ward Northrop ; treasurer ,
Alfred R. Goodrich ; comptroller ,
Thomr.a P , Sanford. Thorn was much
confusion during the balloting for can
didates. ; adjourned.
Th Dolovmrn Eliotioo-
Sprnat dUpatili to Tin. llm ,
WILMINGTON , Del. , October 4.
Complete returna from the election
yi-sterday showu the atuto has given a
democratic majority of 1-15 on inspect-
ur and u republican majority of 120
on assessors ticket.
Tim Election in Qoorcia-
SfHx'Ul DUpatili to TIIK Uth.
ATLANTA , Ga. , October 4 , The
CoiiflUtution'ii specials indicate that
Slovens has carried nearly every coun
ty , and his majority points to forty
ur fifty thousand in the atatp. The
regulurly nominated democratic ticket
fur state house officers will be elected ,
The fourth congressional district
showa the largest majority over given
by the party. In Muuoogee county
the democratic ticket received 00 per
sent of the votes cist. State senator
and members of the lower house were
alccted without opposition ,
MACON , Ostobsr 4. Telegrams from
all parts of the state indicate a quiet
tilectlon and small voto. The entire
itate ia democratic. The ticket is
tlected by a majority ofybout 30,000.
AUOU.STA , Ga. , October 4. The
Chronicle's reports indicate every
county in the district have gone dem
ocratic. Stevens majority will be
ibout 0,000 in thia district. His ma
in the state is estimated at 40,000.
Uurks' county , in the I'irei district ,
gives Oartrell from GOO to 700 mv
jority.
Prnj-llijt nnil VotluR.
fpivinl HUpntcli loTm 1IM ! .
CoLUMiti" * , 0 , Oc'obor --Tbo
Woman's Christian Tomperarco Union
has itsuod a call for an all-day pMynr
meeting at the labornaolo on election
day , to bo led by the different pastors
of the city.
Tndgo
yjMxl.il Dispatch to Tux Urn.
NMV YOUK , October 4. The fol
lowing is .ludgo Andrawa' letter ac
centing the republican nomination for
chief judge of thn court of nnpcalr :
SVHACUSK , N. Y , OotobcrU. linn.
E. M. Madden , president , otc : DKAU
Siu I am in receipt of your letter of
the S3th inst. , notifying me officially
of my unanimous nomination by the
republicans in ntixto convention nt
Saratoca for the ofllco of judge of the
court of appeals. I fool grently hon
ored by the nomination , and accept it
with a deep aonao of obligation to the
ropublioin pirty of the ntnto for this
oxprormion of ils confidence.
alooniu Out.
Sprclikl Dlsp.itch to Tim Dun.
NKW Yonic , Oatobor 4. General
Slocum has accepted the Syracuse
nomination for .
congrcoaman-nt-largc.
Fantcst on Record.
Slutll'l toTimlll'.K.
Niw : YOUK , October 4. At the
onllemouV. Driving park , the annual
iiuraory stakes were won by the three
fear old colt Alroy , by Peacemaker ,
n two Rtraiqht lioAts ; time , 2:11 : J ,
2:27J : The latter is ttio fastest heat
niulo by an eastern three year old colt ,
boating thnt made by Governor Stan-
ford'a bay ( illy Elaine , ill Hertford , in
1875 , by thruo-quarters of n cpcond.
Thn colt is oMiied by General B. F.
Tracy.
An Iiigiilu 'Vion .
Ipoclnl diiintcli | tu Inr. lir .
KKW 1'oun , Ootobpr 4 It ia etatod
hat lain changes in thu stock market
luvu been mailc with three objects in
vie \ First The acquisition of the
control of the Metropolitan stock by
Gould. Sueord The eatablishmotit
of closer relatiot.s b-twoen thn Oltuai\ '
) uako it Ohio atid Louisville & Nash
ilk' , through Iluntington'a intluonco
u thu management of thu latter ooiu-
jany. Third The adjustment of the
elation * botucon thu Union Pasilic
\nd Central Pacific , on : i baiia more
avonvblo to the Central Pacific com-
Shot liy no
li < ] utch to TIIP. lllH.
Tex. , Ootobor 4 Judge
Wood , of the Choctaw nation , who
was ehot by un employe , ia dead ,
Seizure of SmuKclod Gsoda
Spec-Ill Dispatch to Inn liKK.
CALAIS , Muinp , October 4. This
norning , immediately after opening ,
a largo number of dry goods fir me
very near the NOT Brunswick end of
he bridge crossing the river at the
tead of navigation , were raided by
dominion customs officers and a largo
amount of goods seized. Dealers
uvo been bringing unusually Jargo
ioimigniiieiitB , nnd it is suppoaod the
Dominion government has had dotoo-
ivca stationed in thia city since thu
opening of the fall trade.
Miraculous Enocipo of Minors
jiectal liMutch ) ] to Tun BHK ,
\ViLKusiiAiuiB , October 4. The fire
o-dny ut the Slanton nir shaft , owned
> y the Lohigh and Wilkeebarro Coal
sompany , destroyed the untiro head
loueo. At thu time the fire was dis-
overed there were sixty men in the
> Un below. Their families and
riondu were soon on the spot , and
lieir agonizing cries were pitiful. All
men , howovur , are uaved. On
timing out , many of thorn fell to the
round in an exhausted condition ,
'heir cacapo through the gangways
ending to the Empire mines was mi-
aculoua.
Victim * of the "ion" Ol.astor.
ptcldl Idfpntch toTy HKK
ViuKHUUiio , October 4. The cap-
ain of the Bteamor ilenry Lourey re-
lortod last night when he paused the
srocl : of the Leu yesterday , there
were five bodies tied tt < buehoa , A
tarty of gentlemen who lost relatives
in thu ill-fated boat , loft to-day for
lie purpose of Identifying the bodies
: pos&iblo.
tilled by tUoTlfsotrloI-lc l t Wire.
jiuoi il dU | Uh toTux ttn.
NEW Yonic , October 4 Jamco
tainters , line man in the employ of
lip Brush electric liyht company , re-
eivort a shock from the line ho was
adjusting nnd was almost instantly
cillod. He was at the top of the polo
taking a now connection. lie did
ot fall , his foot being caught in the
wiro. lie was taken down and djcd
mon after being carried to the station
IOUSP. The akin of both hands wan
lupging in strips as if searad oil' with
hot iron.
Tbn PoUouOtl Hoqaot *
pedal nitpttch to Tim UIK ;
ClUUACio , October 4. George Sco-
'illu says , in rozard to the poUonud
> oquet given Guiteau before hit ) ox *
cution , that on the morning of the
ay John \V , Guiteau , Mrs. Scovjlle ,
nd Htsa Chevalier drove to the jail.
On the way they stopped at a llnriit'ii ,
here flowers for the funeral had bson
rdered. While waiting Mrs. Bcovillo
rderod a boquot. It was handed
ohn Guitoau , who unwrapped the
mrcol as they drove dong , and ehowed
10 flowers to the ladies , wrapping it
p again. At thu jail ho gave it to
10 warden , who took it to the cell ,
B a matter of fact Mrs. Soovillo never
ud vhe boijuet in her hands.
A Colored Brulu&yucliod-
icnal lnsatUi | to Tun Bun.
PiiospccT , Tonn , , October 4 Henry
lolloway , colored , had a hearing yes-
irday before a magistrate on the
targe of brutally outraging
li&u Roagera , Saturday Anight.
! o wu1) pronounced guilty , and in-
antly ha was seized by a crowd aud
mng from a bridge near by ,
Merchants and Dealers I hroughout the Entire West are Invited
to Visit the Mammoth Establishment owned
and Occupied by
K
Li
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WHOLESALE
. Notions and Eurnishing Goods ,
AT
ST.V ,
ST.
The Brightest Lighted , Beat Appnintid Jobbinr ; House in Amerioi , contnltilng t.ln >
nrgoat Stock of Dry Uoods nnd Notions west of the Miasissippi. Solo manufacturer *
of the celebrated
If eDonald's Overalls , Buck , Denim and Clottonade Pants ,
iFYCLflfSE OLSTERS , LIKED SUITS AMD CHEVIOT SHIRTS ,
In all styles now popular with the Trade. Absolutely the best Goods in the Market and at
Western Merchants can more than save their expenses a visit to this Mammoth stock be
fore buying their Fall Bills. Traveling agents , with extensive lines of samples , visit
all promir.ent towns throughout the west , and will call upon any merchant any
where upon receipt of a request so to do. Send orders by mail , or write
for samples. The most careful attention given to orders , and satisfac
tion guaranteed , Remember
R. L. McPQNALP & CO. , St. Joseph , Mo.
FOREIGN fkWS.
flio Cavendisli-Biii'kG Ofti-viag -
Knives Foun'l ' iu
BnUln ,
The Police Confident That lha
Murderers Will Yet
Be Captured.
[ risk Manufacturers Decide to
Show I'tioir Goods in
Other Countries. ' '
* , i
Northcoto D * . O coaf'"the , '
/ \ tti
Wz'j-j i&Ti War ua'd' '
Ita Conduct.
'i'lio Snltan Anxloni to SBO tlioBrlt-
isb
General Kovvs From Other Natlonu.
THE ENGLISH IN EGYPT.
pocIU Dispatcher to Tint II .
AN IMl'OHTANT ( jI'EHTIONi
OoNSTANTiNoi'LK , October 4. The
ultan IUH utlled thouttenlion of Lord
JnHoriu to the fact thnt the note of
ho porto inc ] Hiring whan the British
roopiwill leave Kgypt roniainu un-
nawerod. T/ui aultan deolured that
! Butlerm did not reply ho would ad-
reaa Innuolf to thu powora.
NOKTIK.'OrH OX llli ; WAIt.
QI.ASUOW , October 4. Sir S tali or d
otthoots , in n speech to-dny , aaid
10 believed the Egyptian war was un-
leccaaary and uujuatitiublo. Had thu
( overnment made n firm atand at the
iommoncoinent , the war might huvo
icon averted.
AIUIIl'H ( 'OMl'UCITV.
CAIHO , October 4. Arab ! PaahuV
iroot complicity in the Juno man-
lacrea and plllago of Alexandria haa
) eon proved , it is tniid , by documenU
n the poisesHiuii of Huthoritiuu.
HONor.lNU Till ! 1IUIT1BH.
OAIUO , October 4. The lilu-divo hua
ecided to tmvu medals struck for the
iritiah expeditionary lorco.
Nntalitiea luvo voted to present u
word of honor to WoUoloy , Seymour ,
) rury und Lowe.
OUIIKKKIi fOU Till A L.
O.uno , October 4. ( Jovornors of
) rovincd ! have been ordered to send
o Alexandria nil nativea BUBpcctcd of
Diking part in the Juno nmaoacrca.
GENERAL FORC1GN NEWS.
jHKlil LMojulchcs to Tin Ilii.
UNJOO.MJKU
UO.MK , October 4 , The report that
10 popa ha been shot at u wholly
without foundation
WITH TIIANKH.
VIKNNA , Fctober 4. The emperor
iaa thanked lierr Tiisea , Ilungurian
rime miniator for tbo energy ho hoa
town in supposing riota against the
owe.
I1UHII MANUKAOTUItEEH.
DUIILIN , October 4. At a mooting
f thu directors of the Iriah exhibition
ompany , thoroporU ot u special com-
nitteo waa road rocpmmending the
ireaont building remain another year ,
nd a nories' ol class exhibitions bo
rrungcd , similar to thoae held
. Agricultural hull , Lii-
on. The committee also
dvito holding exhibitions in various
> laces in England and the Uilitcd
itatcs during 1883 , with a view of
lopularizing Iriah manufactures , and
ao urge the formation of now asao-
ationa to aaeist manufactures. It
was decided tlmt thia report tthould be
lubluhed , in order to elicit public
pinion on thu matter pending the
> ocial meeting to bo held on the llth
A DOUBTFUL ACT OK CLKHENCV.
ST. PKTKUSBUJWJ , October 4.pr-Tho
as an act of clemency , has com'
inutul the ncntunco of death of Ha-
goruiy utul .luwsojoll" , political crim
inals , to hard kbor in the mines for
nn indefinite period ,
TUB 1'IIOKNI.V I'AUK Ml KDKllS.
UUIIUK , October 3. The weapons
used by the inurdornri of Lord Fred
erick Cavonuibli nnd Under Secretary
Burke ivero found concealed in the
rafters of u stable in the rear of n
houao belonging to n man who wan re
cently Ronteiicnd to penal sorvicu for
intimidating Mra , JCormy , the widow
of the innn ninrdored in Seville place ,
bocnusu ho was suspected of having
given information cancorninn the
murders. It in alleged Kenny woa
the 'driver of lho car in which the
RBsi ; piius rode on the night of the
murder. Tito weapons were
four knivci nine inches long
with bladea throo-quartera of an Inch
wido. The are quite now and v > ry
sharp , nnd e.rn uvidcntly nurpioil dis-
Bcotiug knivca. There were diacolorv
tioni on them which , on ohomical
anulyaia , proved to have been made
by human blood. It la hoped the
murderers will yet bo captured ,
ftloumvhiln the authorities obaorvotho
utricteat nccreoy.
WK.STOATK VII K CONKKSSOU.
KINHTOK EST JAMAICA , October 4.
Wostgnte , alioo O'Brien , who con-
fraacd liaving ntabbod Lord Frederick
Cavendish , is not to bo sent to Eng
land after all. The authorities have
been instructed to do with him as
they deem beat ,
i > imi : MOLVKH A wmcuLTV.
ST. J'JTKIIHIIUJKI , October 4. The
death of 'I'mm Ohn , louder of the Dur-
gun robillion in Chiiin , polven a gr.tvo
diplomntin dtlhculty , us China porstst-
untly dumandud hia surrender.
I.'IUMU IN' HIMLANII.
DuiiiiN , October 4 Throe boya
wltneaai'd the murderof Thou. Browne ,
farmer , shot dead in CikHtldlalund yes
terday. The inquest was hold to-day
and the jury leturnod an open ver
dict.
dict.Patrick
Patrick nigjius , arrested iii connec
tion with thu murder Huddyn ut
Lough Mask , was convoyed to Oon
under heavy eacort.
MINKIIS1 CONVENTION.
GLASGOW , Ootpbur 4. The national
uonfuruncu of minors considered the
HiiHvrer of i-mpk-ycra to the demand
for increased wagoa. Tliu conferenou
decided there WAI not sullhieut uimn-
unity to admit of u national atriko ,
but as an ulturnato the eight houru a
day system bo nationa'ly ' adopted.
Xouip.vlllniiuil Nn\Ii7illo Hullro.iil.
LOUIHVIU.K , October 4 , At Iho an
nual meeting of the Louiavillo and
Kaahville railroad stockholders , the
president's report H'.IOW the debt in
§ 20,000,000 ; it will take § 20,000,000
additional expenditure during the
next BIX montha to complete improvo-
montn which the company have al
ready under contract. The capital
was increased vlL',000,000 , making a
total of $ : tQ,000,000.
Railroad
h | > eclal DUimtcli tuTllK
OIIIUAOO , October 4 , Tlio Railway
Age reporta the construction of 1 , " 0'J
miles of truck durint ! the month of
September , and the total for nine
montha of tliu present year in 8,070
rnilen. It cs ti mat OH the total for thu
entire year at 10,500 , an amount far
greater than over before built in one
BUUBOII , Tlio largest amount of track
laying during thu paat month wai in
Iowa , 15 1 miles , The other loading
states are an follows : Pnnnaylvania
01 , Ooorgia'.U , California 8 ! ) , Colorado
81 , Texas 81 , Now York 77 _
SPORTING
hjwiial l > l | ulcliw to Till Hr.f
UIIIUAUU HAI.'KH.
CincAoo , Ootobor 4 Second day ,
Chtcago driving park , tall vunninf ;
meeting ; weather rainy , track alow.
Mile and one-eighth , all auoj , DIM
Sedan firat , Hurry P , second , Topay
third j time , 1:67. :
North woatern stakes , mile and ihrco-
quarters , all agon , two utarted , John
iiist , Bunnio Bird uueond.
of a mile , heats , all
vix 1C. lirflt , AlfarotU Hi'ooud ,
JJull Boy third ; time , 1:011 : , liODj.
Steeple olmve , short conran , Guy
first , King Dutohinin cocend , Eva A.
third ; time , 4:12. :
llltlUUTOK lllIAUll UAOr.H.
YOUK , Ostnbor 4 Frat nice ,
Hovon furloimo , Nina firnt ; time ,
1:30J. :
Second race , seven furlongs , Mamio
Eiolda flrat ; time , l:31.f. :
Third race , milu mid ono-oiphlh ,
Ilnrlford and Skylark ran a dond
heat. L , B. Sproguo third ; time ,
IwGJ. Hartford finally won the race ;
time , 1:571. :
Fourth race , mile and n quarter ,
LlttloDan lirat ; time , 2:12J. :
Fifth rnco , milo and one-eighth ,
Uilloat flrat ; time , 1:571. :
UAHK tIALT , .
PUOVIDKNUK , Ootobor 4. Boatonn
0 , Providences 2.
Rnwloy lu Flumes.
Hp cial Ulipatcli to Till llitr.
BOSTON , October 5 1:15 : A. si A
largo lire ia raging in llawloy , JNIaan.
Throe buildings nro already doatrovod.
Atulatanoo has boon mhud from Kow-
buryport.
L.rKii. Two houHL-a and three
baina were burned , and the loaa will
not bo over ? 8,000.
NOTES.
HpcxIU Dlsrntchri ) to/rim II UK
Al'ouHTA.Mo. , October 4. Kx-Secretary
Itlaluo arrived tlilu avonhiK In a Hiicclal
car. ] Io IH [ u a very comfurUblo coiiiHUon.
NKW OIIIK\NH , Ootolior t. The 1'Ic.i-
yiitis'o I'ensacdla special ropoitu : Fifty-
five now canon of yellow fuvcr , ami tliroo
diiutlja ,
BiMTON ) , October < ! . ] { 'Kardine the
Moray lottcr. the nlil lady Moray , living
atVcMt Lynn was uaituJupon. No now
tliu niuttor were elicited ,
Z > E Xfl.UHIEIl'.S DISAPPEAR
ANCE.
Dlvldod Opinion nu to tbo Cuuuo ,
Whotlior Fear or Foul
PJuy.
Among the caseu whicli were ex
pected to Cu.iio before the dietriot
court tliia term was that of N. A.
Shopmlson , charged with robbing a
traveling man of liin acuiiintcncu ( | of
money und jewelry amounting to
? 700.
The latest plmmi of the caao in the
myatrriuut ) dinappearfincoof tile prone-
tinxvitneua just at the time when
ho w it wanted by thn grand jury ,
Those intcrcdtod trp divided in opinion -
ion oi at a Ivan to know whether ho
has buoii flpiritod away or has volun
tarily loft the city.
] > o Jjaurior rumainod in the city for
a conilderablo time after the uiftiir
and WAS verv bitter against Shopard-
son , < loclarmt ; that ho proposed to
land him in the penitentiary at any
costs uf time and trouble , Latterly ,
however , ho suomod to grow nervous
und tr < mMod and talked of commit
ting auiaido , wanting ono occasion to
know where bo could borrow a re
volver tor that purpose. Of others
ho inquired na to the possibility of his
being jiut in jail and detained &s u
witness , not being ublo to give bond
for his uppoaranco and uncertain as to
whether lie might not bo taken up on
auepiciou of not intending to remain
and HOQ it out.
At all events , ho ia reported gone ,
itnd aoniti think ho may have done
uway irith himaelt , us ho had
threttenuil to do , while others have
different thoorioa.
Ono of hij fiionds thinka that ho
will roinain away until criminal week ,
the third week of the term , und then
put in an npnearanco in time to pioao-
cute.
cute.DJ
DJ Laurier claimed that ho was on
his way t < Sail Francisco for a Now
York houao , und that his loaa was his
ubsolutu ruin , and it id poimblo it
may have proycd on his mind to cuch
an extent as to lead to some desperate
net on hu ! part ,
ON TO THE SEA.
The Energy ExbibM on tlio
Oregon Short Line ,
Econoo of Activity at All Points
of the Road.
The Oregon Short Line has reached
n point five miles west of Sodn Springs
and the track in going down at the
rate of about ono milo pur day. The
upaco to bo iillad to complete the line
from Granger to the crossing of the
Utah & Northern ia abiut twenty-five
miles , and aa tracklayers are at work
at each end of the gap , it will b *
closed within Iho nozc twenty dayn or
or loss. Track-laying is also going on
west of American Fallo , and a point
ten miloa weat of the river Las boon
reached. Next month tlio on tire
track force will bo placed on the road
woit of Snake river , and rapid pro
gress will bo made towards
Wood river. From the crossing
of Wood river up that stream
to llailoy , gradorn nro strung
along the line , and the grade will bo
fininliod in a for/ weeks , ready for the
track. The company is floating diwn
the river ! iOO,000 tion , cut in the vicin
ity of Kutchum and other points on
upper Wood river. Tlieso ties will betaken
taken out of the stream at Bellevue
and imulud by toamn along the lino.
Woat of Wood river graders uro at
work , contracts having boon lot which
extend within a few miles of Boise , or
nearly 100 miles west of Wood river.
There is an activity in the operations
of thiii company which indicates the
completion of the road through to
Oregon at aa early a date as it is possi
ble for monand money to do the work.
Tlio Salt Lake Tribune says ; From
American Fatlu ( to which point , and
u littlu farther westward , the road ia
completed to Boise City , and almost
in sight of each other , may bo seen
Eiundreds of construction camps , with
.heir hordea of teams and men , bias1-
ing , plowing , uluHhinif , snaking , pick
ing and shoveling , and mailing for
ward to completion another thread in
the great not.work of American rail-
roiula. It ia needlenj tu point out the
vaut boriotit to bo derived from a short
line to thn uorthwortorn Pauilio co'iat. ' ,
opening up , as it will , travel und trallio
to hitherto almost inaccessible points
in Idnho and Oregon , tapping the
rich mineral districts of the Wood
I liver country , and giving rail
'acilitioa to sections heretofore relying
ipon the creeping ox teams and the
.raditionally uncertain mule , and with
.ho Northern Paciflo railroad making
almost perfect the long-felt want of a
continuity of railway communication
aotwoon all habitable parta of this
wondrous country , Tlio company ox-
loots to have the track finished to the
iunction by January 1 , 1883 , but if it
a iinlahod by next April they will
mvo good cause for solf-congratula-
, ion. There ia no lack of energy on
the part of the various and numerous
contractors , many of whom , being
anxioui to caoape cold weather , are
vigorously proaaing on , hiring addi-
ional teams nnd mon , to the consum-
nation of their work and the happy
realization of homo comforts and *
> loasuroa.
THU 1'I.ATTSMOUriI MOGUL.
The new mogul engine which the
) . it M. has lately secured for the
navy work on the bridge divuion is
'
mid to bo a dalay , Yesterday I * .
iwift , the engineer , hitched her up to
ifty-threo loaded eara and hauled tbo
oail up the big grade nnd over the
iridgo without the least difficulty.
I oaring of this the railroad author- !
leu concluded they were doing the
rork too fast and uuued an ordur that
hey rhould not carry more than for-
y.fivocara at each trip. [ Phttamouth
Journal.
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