TEE OMAR \ DAILY BEE-THURSDAY JUNE U 1883
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WAHM weather and corn oomo and
go together.
Tan music has began to play , Mr ,
Boyd. How do yon Ilka the tuntt
HABVABD refused an LL D. toBjn
Bailer , bat Mayor Ohaio gets it from
the University of Nebraska ,
THE board of cqnallutlon la work *
ing qalotly , but In their off houra
find time to knock down slightly the
already low valuations of wealthy pro
perty owners in Djuglas oonnty.
THE roporta of the department of
agrlonltnro Indicate an incroaeo of I !
per cent on the acreage of cotton.
With a continuance of the present
weather corn will nozt bo hoard from ,
Mn. BOYD olalma that the odltor of
THE BEE la trying to injure hlo busi-
nesj. This is the first tlmo that Mr.
Boyd has boon willing to pnt his on-
torprlco on a business basis. Baforo
this ho hag always claimed that park
was his business nnd theatre management -
mont pnro philanthropy.
SIXTEENTH atreot haa boon ordered
paved with asphalt. This insures as
three asphalt paved streets , Douglas ,
Ilarnoy and Sixteenth , of which
Djnglas la nearlng completion. The
sooner the contracts ard lot and work
la began the bettor our cltlEjna will
bo satisfied.
TUB New York Sun calls the atten
tion of scheming politicians to the fact
that the present congress la ao constl-
toted that it the presidential election
vroro forced into the house forthcijioo
by a third party raovomont the vote
by states would bo twenty-two for the
democratic candidate , fifteen for the
republican candidate , and ono Btato
( Fiorldt ) divided.
THE president hai written n letter
to the manager of the southern expo
sition extolling the enterprise in high
terma and praising the roclal , com
mercial and industrial advancement
of the south slnco the war. It will
now be in order for the democratic
press to point to the republican convention -
vontion of ' 84 as the motive which
dictated the president's loiter.
IN spite of the decision against the
drive well patentees , they are still at
tempting to collect royalties from
ptrtles using the Invention , Farmers
in Nebraska and claowhore are warned
to resist the payment of a slnglo "dol
lar to the drlvo well sharks. The de
cision rendered at Ds Moinea laat
May completely disposes cf all their
Ighta to the invention. It was , in
effect , that Green , having in 1861 de
vised a process by which a rod was
diiven into the ground until water
waa reached , which might be pumped
to the surface after the rod waa with
drawn , did really abandon this Inven
tion to the public by failing to apply
for a patent until May , 18GG ; that the
retimed patent of 1871 is void because
it embraces the application of a prin
ciple not covered by the original In
vention , namely , the substitution of a
driven pipe , which remained in the
ground , for a driven rod , which was
afterward pulled cuk to allow the
Insertion of a pump ; that there
was ptoduced to the court an abund
ance of testimony showing that E , W ,
Purdy had in 1849 and 1850 put down
driven wells in Milwaukee by a pro
cess substantially the same as that em
ployed by Qroon , and , also that In
the summer of 1861 , several months
before Green put down his first well
on the camp ground of his regiment at
Oortland , N. Y. , there was success
fully constructed at Independence ,
Iowa , a driven well , which waa a tube
driven down to the water-bearing
atratum , with a pump attached to the
top of the tnbo. The court , for these
reasons , hold that the original patent
was void for want of novelty. Even
bad the claim of novelty been snt-
tained the patent would have been
void , because of iti practical snr
render to the use of the public. The
elaborate legal machinery sot up under
thii bogus patent to wring money
from owners of driven wells Is still
in succeifal operation , but no m&u
who is cognizant of this Des Moinoi
decision need hesitate to resist all
attempts at extortion. The patent la
-absolutely worthless.
MR. BOYD ADD THE BEE.
Mr. James E Bayd appears in a
card in this morning's papers In which
ho pretends to glvotho true version c I
the controversy between THE BEB
and the manager of the Opera Honoo.
This card is chiefly remarkable for
what it suppresses. Mr. Boyd wisely
omits to state the causes which led to
the refusal of THE BEE to advertise
the Opera House on any different
basis from that on which It advertises
any other business enterprise
in Omaha , and contents
hlmsolf with impugning the
motives of the odltor of this paper and
throwing dust in the nir to befog the
main isino. Lot the facts speak for
thomsolvca ,
Early last wlntor , the editor
of TUB BEB gave Imperative
orders to hls business manager
to return all complimentary tickets
to the opera honso and to in
form ita management that the system
of wholesale free puffi would bo dis
continued in the column * of this pa
per. Ho was requested to Inform
Mr. Boyd that after a cer
tain date , TUB Bex would
pay in cash for all favcrs received
from the opera honso , and that it In
turn must plaoo itself on the same
bnalnoss footing with THE BEE
Prior to that tlmo Mr. Boyd'a enter
prise had boon glvon the free run of
TUB BEE'S local columns , and column
after column of free puffj had ap
peared oaah week on our fourth page ,
in return for which TUB BEB received
a throe-inch card announcing
shows , and eight complimentary
aoaaon tickets. Mr. Boyd was
nformod that the cud rate would not
bo raised , but that all local puffs
must bo marked as advertisements
and paid for at the same rate charged
to other Omaha business mar. At
the same tlmo the odltor cf TUB BEB
; ave orders to all employes to accept
no passes to the opera house , and
notified Mr. Boyd that none would bo
accepted on acsonnt of this paper.
Thia brought Mr.Thomis Boyd down
Farnam street In a high dudgeon. Ho
declared that no cird advertising paid
and that cards were only given as a
sop to the nowspapora to indues Iccil
inffj and favorable advance notlcoa
clipped from other p pora to gull the
public. He ordered all advertising
ont of our advertising columns and in-
formodourbuslnoBBofiiso that from that
date ho would pay a line rate for ad
vertising In our local columns ,
using as little opaco aa ho
sa.w fit. This arrangement was
snth factory to this cfllco nnd con-
Inuod BO until early In the spring.
3omo four months ago Mr. Thomas
Boyd inserted a two-lino advertise
ment in THE BEK , ending with the
Bontonce , "For further Information
BOO llerald and Republican. " This ,
taken in connection with the con
tinual diaparagomcnt of thia pnyjr ,
both publicly nnd privately , by Mr.
Thomas Boyd , gave reasonable
grounds for cffmse. The attention of
Mr. James E. BDydwaa c&ilod to the
notice. Ho condemned it emphati
cally. Ho declared that the notice
was Inserted without hia knowl
edge or consent , and blamed
hla brother for the trouble
with THE BEE which ho Inalated should
never have been permitted to begin.
Ho was informed that if ho intended
to nae ont columns In that manner he
would bo charged 81 00 a line for each
Insertion , which aa Mr. Boyd well
auys waa a prohibitory rate and was
Intended to bo such. Hero the matter
dropped , Since that time Mr. Boyd
has patronized the columns of THE
BEE aa much or as little aa he desired.
Ho haa paid for hla advertising at ex
actly the same rates aa those
charged any other mer
chant In Omaha. And
from the day when TUB BEB refused
to publish a dally advertising shoot
for Mr. Boyd's benefit ho has not
been charged a cent more at line for
hla noticca than any of the largo ad
vertisers who nso our columns. If it
bo blackmail to refuse to gtvo away
our goods in exchange for what wo do
not want , THE BEB haa consistently
and persistently blackmailed Mr.
Boyd , since its surrender of his free
tickets. But if this bo blackmail Mr.
Boyd and everyone clso who takes a
oonrtety for a right meat make the
moat of it.
One thing more. Having forced a
personal fight , the proprietor and the
manager of the opera house must not
flinch at the consequences. Other
papers in Omaha are tied hand and
foot by Mr. Boyd'a passes , and dare
not ctltlclza either Mr. Boyd or his
enterprise through fear of losing the
privilege of giving six dollars in ad-
vcrtliing for ono dollar's worth of ad
mission to his theatre. It wts largely
with a view of shaking off
this bondage and placing itself
in an independent attitude
towards the opera hcufo that THE DEE
surrendered the canplimentary tickets
nearly six months ago. That attitude
it rrlll maintain. It has spoken some
plain foots regarding the conattustlon
of the opera house. Mr. Bjyd knows
as well as anyone their truth. The
public , who have so liberally pat
ronized his enterprise , will sustain ua
in their publication. But oven If they
Jo not and join the chorus of dcs
pairing writers , who grip their
pasies in ono hand and
ewlng their editorial censer pots in
front of Mr. Boyd with the other , TUB
BZB will try to survive , It Is running
R newspaper the fearless expression of
whoso honest opinion must occasion
ally hurt the thin skinned and all the
more when the truth Is as notorious ns
it happened to bo in the Instance which
la now making Mr. Boyd groan and
gyrato.
WK need an inspector of buildings ,
and the first structure ho ought totx-
amlno Is Boyd'a opera homo ,
Mr. Boyd boasts that it can ba
emptied in five minutes. 80 It could
bo if an audience would fall in Hue
and march ont In military order to a
drum tap , Audiences generally , how
ever , refuse to act that way in ease of
panlo. At the Brooklyn theater ,
which had five times the conveniences
for exit that Mr , Boyd'a has , two
hundred people tratnplod each other
to death on the stairs , or were smoth
ered In the halls. That was in a thea
ter in which the auditorium opened
on the street. In Mr. Boyd'a "tem
ple of amusement , " 1701) ) people
have to go up and down from ono to
three flights of stairs at every perfor-
manco. In ease of panic , no ono
doubts that the loss of life would bo
immense.
It is also trno that a door haa been
cut in the eaat wall of the building ,
opening on the roof of Hanscom'a
brick shanty next door , Mr. Boyd
neglects to say that the doora swings
to the inside , and in a crush would bo
entirely useless ,
But with the present accommoda
tions for exit , a portion of the audlonco
might straggle to the street before
the fire reached them , if the stage was
properly separated from the audi
torium by a brick wall. Instead of
this there is only a half inch plank
partition dividing' the scones and
flies , and all the kfhmmnblo material
which clatters up a stage from the
main audlocca room. Such a piece of
economy is criminal , and would not
bo tolerated for a moment in any city
where a proper building law was en
forced. Nino-tentbs of all theatre
fires start fron the stage. It la highly
important , on that account , that it
should bo aa Isolated as possible.
It is the truth that hurts , and that
is why Mr. Boyd is so agitated over
THE BEE'S dltclosures. There is ono
way % in which ho can discount them ,
uud that Is by making such changes
In hla opera homo as will make It
reasonably aafo in case of fire and
panlo for thathousaudnof our citizens ,
who , at the present time , Uko their
lives in their hands every time they
enter Its doora.
TUB Ohio republicans have opened
the campaign of 1883 on an tquwlan
and high protective tariff platform.
The canvats will bo made on the Scott
license law and "proteitlon to Ameri
can Indnatry. " The resolutions which
treat of civil service reform pensions ,
contract prison labor and a good many
other things may bo regarded cs mere
embroidery. The real iaiuos are as
stated.
The campaign will bo np hill work
for the republican party and the chin-
coa are ogMnst the election of its nom
inees. In the firct placa there la a
general belief among the liberal olo-
monta of the party that the republi
can loaders are playing into the hands
of the prohibitionists. Whether thia
[ a trno or not it will have ita effect Dn
the voto. Bo , too , irlll the position of
the party on the tariff. Aa long aa
the old Issues growing ont of the civil
war and questions of currency and
finance remained unsettled the repub
licans of Ohio wore constantly able to
draw upon llboral and Independent
voters who could not support the posi
tion of the Ohio democrats on these
Issues. For years the republicans of
Ohio were indebted to this class of vo
ters for their successive victories. But
now , when all the old questions are
put ont of the way , the republicans
will vainly attempt to Intlco them to a
platform of protection and 111-dlsgnla-
od prohibition.
TIB ordinance regulating the width
of tires , drawn np by Olty Attorney
Oonnell and introduced by Council
man Radfield at the last meeting of
council , ought to pass. Several months
ago TUB BEE called the attention cf
the council to the necessity of some
such law. There Is an enormous
amount of heavy hauling done In
Omaha. Any pavement , however
strong , will bo worn and crushed and
out into ruta by our heavily loaded
and narrow tired wagons and drays ,
Mr. RodGeld'a ordinance provides that
all vehicles of burden carrying a load
of more than a ton in weight shall
have a tire of at least three inches In
width and where ( ho load la over two
tons the tire shall bo four inches.
This Is a reasonable demand , St.
Louis has a law requiring G Inch Urea
for a load not exceeding 8,000 ponndi ;
4 Inch tires for a load not exicedlug
0,000 pounds-and no on down to 2-
luch tires for a load cf 2-500 pounds
for all four-wheeled vehicles ; making
similar provisions for drays and other
two-wheeled vehicles ; and making
overloading a misdemeanor punisha
ble by fine. The law will have two
good i fleets. It will lead to the in
troduction of broader * tires for all
hanllcg wagons and It will force teams-
tera and draymen to hanl lighter loads
each of which will relieve the pave
ments and prolong their lasting ca
pacity.
a EN. onooK's VICTORY *
OjnorM George Crook has boon
heard from at last , aud turns up In
Arizona with three hundred Apicho
prisoners , Including Nium , Lsoo , and
several of the mosc favngo ohlrfntf
the hostile Ohlrloauhaui , Ills < fllcUl
report of the compalgn confirm * the
rumored baltlo with the Indians on
May 1C , when the band wnro muted
after a desperate engagement In the
heart of the Sierra Madre mountain' ,
aud their stronghold completely de
stroyed. ( Jjorxo Orook struck oao u (
his old-tlmo blows , and the surrender
of the bulk cf the Apaches followed as
a matter of course ,
It wilt bo In order for the sensation
mongers who have bjcn predicting
the assassination of the American
gonnral , and the massacre of his com *
mand , to draw In thulr horns , II any
soldier knows how to handle the In
dian question that mm Is ( Inner * !
Goo. Orook. And Ihii Ijdlmu know
General Croak. Tint uco'iutits tor
their rapid suainlinlon when ilia
"Grey Fox" uud the Apaoho to tits
were dlicovered surrounding them in
the heart of Old Mnxloo. Thu now.i
that little Charley McOomna Is safe
and will bo surrendered as noon as
Jnh'a band come Into a camp from
which they are bagging for tarms la
gratifying.
There will now ba Ices talk about
treaty violations than wo heard cov
eral weeks ago. The Moxlotni will
bo glad to havd the treaty violated
every summer If it results In clearing
Sonora of the bloodthirsty devils who
have made tt a living boll for the laat
five years.
TUKRE were only 30 delegates at
the recant Wisconsin prohibition con
vention , Prohibition seems to pro
hibit interest in tomperanca in the
Badger state.
TUB star ronto jary is still ont.
How much ttn gv rnmont Is out will
not bo known till Biiaj and Morrick
hand In iholr bill * .
What U la Hero For.
New fork Tribua * .
The Lautavlllo Courier-Journal in
quires : "What is the democratic
party hero for , exsopt to reform the
Urlfl ? "
Well , wo can think of half a dozjn
things that it la hero for that have
nothing whatever to do with the tariff
It ia here to give the republican
party something to dofoit every four
years.
It Is here to exclto envy in the
breast of every American humorist aa
it diaconrses of Cttn-trM-i zi-tlou
- - - , as
If it were really mentioning some
thing.
It la hero to give a striking illustra
tion of inane unfairness and cowardice
by snoerlrg "fraud" ot an electoral
commission which It helped to form
and by whoao decision it agreed to
abide.
It is hero to shear how long a party
that Is clean out of principles and
whose record cannot bo sifoly handled
without fi'st bolug deodorized , can
keep Evbovo ground elmply by forca of
momentum.
It In hero to < determine whether ,
bain ; ? hopaleoly divided ngalnot Iteolf
on the free trade issue , U can bo glued
to/ather ( in 1884 by a platform com
mittee.
It Is hero as the most notable politi
cal shocking example known to our
history.
It is hare to sit np nlghtr , suppli
cating the smiling oaople to make a
change for the sake of a change.
The Conrt Knowi Itiolf.
SpecUl Dlipttcb lo Till Bn
CHICAGO , June 13. In Justice
Woodman's court , this afternoon , a
bailiff named Barry Murphy , became
noisy and refusing to listen to the ad
monitions of the magistrate , the latter
bounced from the judgment coat and
administered a severe pummelling to
the recalcitrant constable in the high-
eat style of the pugilistic art , and then
calmly resumed the dispensation of
jnctico.
No molasses and water mixture , but
a concentrated extract of the active
medicinal properties of roots , barks ,
Ac. , la Hood's Susaparllla.
Bltippixtp
Spdal Dliratcti to Tni liix.
LONDON , Juno 13. Arrived , Assy-
rim , Monarch and Nevada , from New
Los DON , Juno 13 Arrived out ,
the steamers Ponnland , Rotterdam
and Hibornlo.
NEW YORK , Juno 13. Arrived , the
Denmark from London ,
If ? MI are not tnarrM , write the Mar
riage Kuml Mntu&l Truit Auocltttuo ,
Ochr lUplda , Iowa , for circulars cxulaln-
in * th pLin. time
Tht H ; ttlc land company hnvo | mr >
chtttd Uni ; m the reiervatlonjlay \ 1"rj-
side ot the U. P. , and , It ! understood ,
will itart a town. A correspondent In
one ol their orgtni state * lint they have
cbo n their man to run a naper thete
Ii the lnt rait of Ucatilce. Ha i yi the
Wyiccre Uigle.
THE GREAT OcRMAH
REMEDY
FOR PAIN
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BRIGHT'S ' DISEASE.
A Oaeo of Kidnoywort Ilailly
Koodod in the HoiRhborliood
of Blnnlnpjiain.
The Abolition of tbo A 1113rl-
Taritf n Doon which
land Ptnyn For ,
Tlin I'rapnscil Olinrnh Litwn
onsMtl 'In tlin Uirmna
Lnliiltng ; ,
TUB nmatiT Hmi3.
8 | > cUI Il ) | > lcti It Tin II" ,
Loxixm , Junn li ; /ll/ht / / ; lion ,
ilolin Iliixht ilellvcrud au addrfM at
Illngley hall , IJIfinliiHliniri , bnforo sn
andlonco of over 120 000 penons ,
iMoto than IfiO addrrise * arul eon *
grattilallans Irom various llbural asso *
clat'ons ' wcru prnsontod hltii ( lirat
onthinlism pruvnllod , Mr , Hrlitht
reviewed the nvnnls of tlio Nat filly
yearn and Ultl * ilrc i upon \ha unor *
ir.oun advantages oonfrrrcil ttpoti the
country by the ropoalof tKo curulaws ,
lUforrlng 'o ' Amur ten llrlght snld ,
"i'orii.lt mo to addrunn K vtortl ' .n the
HTtlcan otnssos of the U'lltcil HlnltK ,
I aui uu onuiny < f the Unllinl Htntff ,
I fought her bi'.tlri In ( Ills country
[ Cheer * , ] I ryinp thlr. with lirr M
much no ns then , nluioit iwi tnuoti M
If born on hur neil , I bo-
Hove iho iiacitlon In thv
United Slates botwrun proleollvo and
simply rovntti ) tftrlir , Is neatlng IU
soluilon. The opinion I * | jfowlti that
Irresistible ooonomlo faat * aiu ( jlfiirlng
thcmsnlvos for the coiiildnratlon of
atoto'uion and every Intolllgout pvr-
sun In the great rt > | iullla , An ox-
trAordlniry cundltlon of thlnga cxUts
( hero , No country of any ago over
experienced or duauird ol an jotuil
aurplui of rovonno of thirty millions
sterling. This fact to fatal to the high
protection party. The government
doon not will ! kuuff what tu do with
It. "
After an olcqiiunt Illujlou tn the
war whloh abolnhnd slavery , litlght
said , " 1 ballovo thu nozc okcllon for
president will bo fought on the free
trade lines. The great people of Iho
United S atos wilt declare it to bi the
Inallcuubio right of every American
cltizin to npoiid his money In the
world's choupeKt murVots. "
GKHMANY.
Hpirlil Dltritcb to Tl'.s His.
BKIILI.S , June 13 , In relation to
hla roirnmont irom political life , Von
Bjimlpecn stated that afterthu receipt
of the Intt note addressed to Prussia
by the Vatican , Bismarck was nndo-
elded whether ho should break ( IT tin.
collations , lie therefore sounded
V.m Bonnlgeon on the subject of
ciT.c'.ing a compromise with hts party ,
thu national liberals. The Interview
convinced both that a common policy
was Impossible , nnd Bismarck decided
to rely on thu clerical and conserve-
tivn majority.
In the debate In the chnrch bill In
the lowur honso of the Inndtag , Wind
thorst , ultramontane leader , statud
ho hoped tbo government nnd con *
servatlvca would nnlto nntt Improve
the bill by accepting amendments
proposed by the oontro pirty. If they
did not accept them , the centre would
reject' thu vrliolo measure. Thu special
committed of thu rolohatsg to consider
the workrnen'a ncoldent insurance bill
recommended parliament to decllnit
the proponnla of the government nnd
demuuct a now bill allowing rural
laborers n aharo of the bentfna of In
turanco ngalnsi accidents.
QEIfERAI , FOUEICm HEWS ,
Spcci&l ln patct < i to Tin llin
THE tITOATION AT SHA.S'OIIAI.
LO.NDOX , Jtinu 13 A Shanghai din ,
patch dated Monday Bays the situa
tion la becoming very sorloui.
Ohliieoi troopa are massing around the
olty. Very uuoasy feeling provallit
amocg foreigners with rcgird to the
unprotected condition of lurolgn set
tlements.
A DENIAL
PA HIS , June 13 , It Is denied at the
American legation that American of *
fleers asked leave to serve In the
Chinese navy.
navy.OK
OK THE L'OMdO.
It Is reported from the Congo river
that Stanley arrived at Brtzzivlllo
with 1,000 men. Dr. Brazzt haa 200
iii L 11 uud la making little progress.
1'IUOHTKUL HirLCHIOWH.
LJIDON , Juno 13. An explosion in
a msgizlno at Scutari caused by light *
nlng , killed 1GO persons and wounded
63. Two hnndrud barrels of gunpow
der aud six thousand cartridges were
destroyed ,
ST PcTEiisRuno , Juno 13 , Kiplo
Ion ef gun power in a factory near the
city occurred to-day. No details.
There stories of thejbarracka at'Kalnga
have fallen , klllng thin persons and
injuring many.
AUKEHTED VJH UUKHRR.
LOXDO.H , Juno 13. A man named
Swiotioy was nrrcstod at Q aeons town
charged with complicity In iho murder
of Ljtd Monntuiorrli Sweeney had
takvn paitago for Now York.
A GOOD llURMHin.
LONKO.H. Jens 13 Labouohlro re
cently challenged Irving lilihop , the
thocgbt reader , to toll thti narabsr of
* bmk note known only to Libou *
chlro , nnd Firth , M. I' , the latter
to hold the note , Lbouchlro put up
a thousand pound * itualnsl n hundred ,
til o prccjedi to bj devoted lo chilty.
Thieo thousand jx > rson wure present ,
but nwiug tn dlipntfi concorulng the
crnilliicns iH'lthrr labonchlro nor
Kirth were presnut , llo erir ,
lilihop guessed the number cf * hu
n < tent the llr t attempt , and LOW
clulms to Invo wint tha thotiiund
pound * . The auditnoo vtas illtur-
u rly.
THE OOMxrlRATIliN' IHHL.
Ixixwtx , .luwn 13. At the trial of
the ilyoftmlte oiasplrators ovldenco
wts Rtvtn by w HUH/MM to show the
odtineotbo b tw < en Ausburgh and
Dr. Gallagher. It WM proved that
the latter Introduced Iho ( onnir at
the Ciiatlcg Cross hotel tu Mr. Gal-
Isghrr tu order that ho might ob
tain letters and tologrami. Antbnrgb ,
In examining Inspector M lvillo In regard -
gard to words which pissed between
thm when the former was arrested ,
called the Inspector M liar , bccauio he
denied that ho had said to him vAns-
bargb ) at Itbat time , "You had bet-
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Tlila Flour U nuelff at Haletn , Ulohardson county , Neb. , In the combli
roller fttnl Htiiiio y lnm , Wo give BXitn ( iVE i le of our flour to ono firm In
plaoo , Wo ha o opened a branch at 1(118 ( Capitol nvenue , Omaha.
. ' ! r VALENTINE & REPPY.
STEELE , -JJHNSeN
AND JOBBERS IN
Flour , Suit , Sugars , Canned Goods , anr
All GrocerrV Supplies.
A Full Line of the Best Brando of
mm m mmmmm TOBAOBO.
Rents for HSNWOOD HAILS A3D LAIM Si BAND POWDSB G
tcr turn luformrr and got JL'uCO "
Chief Jinllco Oolotldgo rtstorod or
der ,
The trUl o ( the iiinn concerned In
the ( lynnmlto coniplrftsy win rcaumtd
thin morning ,
Tha detoatlvo biloon In which L.
iloito left iloloncn last Saturday waa
recovered In the North Sea.
The Truth states that the queen has
recovered from the Injury to her knee.
The depression of her majesty's spirits
Ir , howrovnr , laid to cnuiu sorno anx >
loty owing to thn Iniluunco on hsr
general hotlth. It U the Intention of
the cineon to leave Scotland on the
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KA1LRUAD ROTES.
Sp eUI Dl p ler la Tni Un.
l-KUrKCTIMI A I'OOL
Ctiiuioo , Juno 13 The mooting
of the Koneral paucnger atonts ( of
railroad linn north of the Ohio river
and east of the Mliititlppl , with the
view to a RC M oral pool on through
bnalnris on points west to the sea
board , continued to day. The chair
man was Instructed to formulate a
table of percentages for the various
lines ona pUn similar to that now In
operation on the trunk lines. It was
dflcidtid to propose plan * for subsidiary
pioli but * roti Cleveland , Detroit ,
Toledo , Indltnapdll : , Columbus , St.
Lonli and noubmtl polnti. It will
take two or thioj months to complete
these ichoJtilca , which will then ba
inbjoot to the rtcooptanso of the lines
Inturcited ,
run MiMgoimi RIVEU root
To-morrow a meeting will bo held in
connection with the pussengor agents
of the Missouri river lines to confer
about tlu proposed pool , and the mat
ter of abolishing payment ot street
commission In Sin Francisco will also
ba considered.
TUB TRUNK LIMBH
Ni now dovolopmoats to dy lu the
anticipated trnntt line uar , growing
ont of thft recent acceleration of the
Michigan Southern.
AN EXrllKSS AOUKEHKNT.
DENVIIH , Juno 13. The express
lltl tUti ) which has boon pending thu
Uit thrao yvc.tr , and which Involved
right ol the Wells , Fargo Kiprom
company ana tha Adams Ktprois
company to transact business over the
lines of the Denver and Rio ( Iratulo
railway , was Amicably settled to d.ty ,
the czprcsii companies withdrawing all
suits. The following U the now ar
rangement ; Through cxpreua intttor
of thu Wells , Fir o company will bo
carried between Danvr , 1'uublo , O
den and Silt Like , the Rio Onviulo
Kxprcaa ociupauy to do nil tlio
local buslaoas between thoao polntti
and op-'Mto the balnnoc u ! thu Kh >
Gruido Itnca exclusively.
\AUDMASTKUS. .
The eighth annual convention of
the Yurdmaalcrs' beueGt ttssockti. < nof
the United States and Canada Is In
session to-day. Most of the day was
consumed In org.tnlzttlon. The prni-
tdont's report shows an Increase of
membership of 2SG In the last fiical
year. The afclrs of the association
nro In a thoroughly protpirouu condl-
tioi . About 200 dolofiitos are present ,
ropro anting ovary state in tha union.
Local orginlzitioua tender a barqiot
and fj rand bill Thursday night. Ex
cursions through the monntnlna con-
anma the balance of the week.
THE t NUN PACIFIC HAILWAY HROUOHT
TO TKIIMS.
Th i Iowa board of railway corntnls-
slnuo-3 have brought the Ualon I'a-
c ft ) ; . llwny company to terms. Eror
allies the board was created they have
endeavored to got from thu Union P -
olu'o company n atatvmont nf the trim's
over the bridge bstwcen Omaha aud
Coucill Bloffi , bat the company per-
fectlj Ignored the board. This year
they determined to pash things. The
objeu was to classify the brlog * , and
fix t.o valuation tor the purpose of
taxation , as all railroad property In
the state h taxed. The compsny ,
after persistent punching for some
time , informed the board that they
had .10 jurisdiction over the property
of th tt company , which wa chartered
by ra act of congress. The board
wsa atnpld enough not to see
the point , and hammered away ,
whlo i bronghi the rospoaca that
the U. T. termlimted t Omahn , hence
was not amenabln to Iowa statutes.
Tin board rejoined thnt by pioclaraa-
tlon if President Lincoln the torml-
nuo i { the road was fixed at Council
Blnl'j , nnd this had bot-n confirmed In
the federal court by Judga Dillon ,
now . { onoral solicitor of the Union l' .
cllij and iho company ou ht to bo
wllli j ( ? to ftbido by la via of their own
ettal llahmunt. Tno cjoipany then ro-
pilot It rrai Impossible to separate the
trafl o account * of the brldgo frtiaj the
gam ral accounts , but the board WM
still obiivloni , inasmuch as the bridge
Is o | prated by a separito corporation.
aud lmlHed on a statement , and
thuj vcre referred by the cora-
P' nr to tha roporta of gav
urunent directors of tui ! road
os Hutainln ? U tbo compiny
ooujivp. ! ! | Thn bind rand.t answer
that thotii repnrt WCM chtitlr osn-
spio oils for wlut th y did net
conuin nrd iht-y wujld fa to
thti narln ii r ( unhor ri > llwf. Aswrtl-
uu tc'.uu WMP b xuu to omptl
thn ojnipuy to fuouh thslnl.tw-
i w.ntoil. l > .H r ! wt Uui ku
wai ao-.ili-ii thu'I , , . ( . < viiM
fun iahnd. mid kbit notion
furc wltndr wn Thin
ncs mpllshed whit ivmr | * s h i f itW
t.i t ictirc nlucii thrnl wit
at at ir.mit of the rtu mm nf
of i IP road. Th\t t ; wl I M
nnd Ciirrot Is * * rturu * l Vy UM
tha It mint > > f > mmn a * i > r Mlfe
thu prctldft , : and * . r < l > KM * * ,
A Djnvor m a
Stu in HUT w v uj in hit
llo brcauia vtrrUiwo ,
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