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OMAHA DAILY
YEAR. OMAHA , NEB. SATURDAY MORNWtt , MA10 , 1881. 2M
$10,000,000
, , ,
of the Brant c& Ward
alnra Grown Larger ,
of Queer Transactions
[ Dating Baok Six Months ,
Jjnocj | [ the Firm Acknowledges
"liabilities of $8,000,000 , , ,
Carious Individuals Mulcted for i
flalf a Million Apiece ,
rTKelBailway Collaterals Consid
ered Amply Protected ,
_ _
Frtrili Grant Out ofailob nnd Looking
WWWBJ If ' .
: - Otlior Developments.
W01LSB AND W0118E.
My 8. The suspicion
the Grant & Ward failure is
mucli'iuorc ' sjrious than at first supposed.
" ' VJ
- * 'WB4
AAwell'known ' member cf the stock ex
change to-dny slid : "For four or five
moullja I hwe hoard rumors of queer
transactions by Grant & Ward. I do not
ttiinkj § 8.000,000 by any means an ex-
tra'fagaut estimate ot the Inbilitks of the
firmftoy beliefs they exceed § 10.003,0 0.
When'tho failure was announced , 1 said it
would be then
WALL sriiEur EVEII suv ,
add am mnro firmly convinced thin ever
of the .truth of the oatimatos. What the
assets can bo , none knows , but they are
probably very small , nnd the disparity
in tlio figures will undoubtedly cause n
surprise. A clerk of Grant & Ward's
said' the amount of liabilities will un-
undoubtedly bo very large. They are
discovering now business every day.
* 'Ye's , I know the names of some persons
caught , bnt cannot give them. Some
gentlemen are in for $500,000 , and others
. .for'still larger sums. "
JJ&VVm. 0. Smith , of the stock exchange ,
, , a member of the firm , said"I do not
; think the statement of the nsaignco will
' bo ready until the latter part of next
ijfweok. I don't think the amount of lia-
Jbilitina will roach $8,000,000 , although
that ia o. mutter of which I have no
knowledge. The figures are all gossip ,
55hd are , I think , extravagantly largo.
Tlio railroad companies which received
rt'loans on securities , which have boon
transferred to other people , are amply
' 'protected ' andjwill lose nothing.
THE LOSSES
. 'will fall "chiefly upon individuals who
have invented their money with the firm.
This business is conducted by Ward. Of
course they were fully aware of the largo
-amount involved , They had been led
orilby Ward nnd will of course lose very
vd ; i. . M
_ _ THUD OUANT ,
ni * interviewed said ho was looking for
Pemploymeiit. ; had nothing to do now. It
- "would depend on whether anything was
frtsavod from the wreck whether he wont
into business for himself.
' . ? ? * , THE MAUINE HANK
has begun n suit against Ford. Ward to
recover § 700,000 , the amount of over
' draft's paid out by the bank on Ward's
account. An attachment was granted
against thu houto and personal
property of Ward. The Broklyn
sherill is in posseeion.
' : " 'Ttfl WARD'S Fuuxirunn BEIZEI * .
, -.NEW YOHK , May 9. The furniture
andlill the efl'ects of the residence ot
Ferdinand Ward , of Grant Ward
have bjcn attached.
I , Jj $ . ATTltin'T TO AUUEST WARD.
The Brooklyn Eiglosays : Persons passing
' ' olbnq ; Pierrunont street this morning were
. startled to FCO two well dressed men
' grasp the head of a horse attached to a
coupe nnd ordered the driver to stop.
Many thought they wore to witness a
highway robbery , but wore mistaken.
Tlio inmate of the coupe was Ward. Ono
tof'Jho , men said : "Mr. Ward , you are
, 'our' prisoner " Wnrd asked for proof of
* authority. A search fora warrant was bo-
, gurffjA ! troubled look overspread the
.cddntenanoos of both men , and the pock-
, . , etsjrf | each , were turned inside out and
, bundles of papers they carried were er-
, aniTriod about seventeen times , to no
availfr They gazad disconsolately after
theT'coupe ' ns Ward was rapidly driven
toward New York ferry.
The houao is elaborately and expen
sively furnished. Ward lived in the
house five years. Four weeks aao ; their
only child wan born. Ho wns christened
Ferdinand Grant Wnrd , after General
Grant. The refuge of thn Grant family
will bo the homo of Mrs. Grant's
mother George Jones , of the New
York Times , nays :
"OKNEUAL GRANT'S
of § 200,000 is absolutely safn. Hitherto
wo paid the interest annually. The first of
May of each year li.in found General
Grant in possession of § 15 , HO interest in
full on the investment. Hereafter wo
shall pay him quarterly , not only because
ho needs the money , but because wo do
not mean that any one shall lay hands on
it. I wns with General Grant Sunday
last. Ho was in complete ignorance of
the impending disaster. Other than this
fund lie
DOESN'T POSSESS A DOLLAR ;
"More t haivthat ho ia deoplyalmo6t ir
retrievably in debt. What ho did in
Wall street ho did for his sons. It acorns
too sad that the man who has done so
much for his country should bo loft in
Ilia old &gu dependent on the nation ho
helped to savo. "
THH HECKIVBll.
Julian I. Davits has been appointed
receiver of the assets of Grant A Ward ,
the auspended broker * .
7\ \ Ward had not been out of the house
more than half an hour when a deputy
sheriff arrived with a writ of attachment
for the furniture and other effects. As
Ward could not bo served with the paper
it was
NA1LK [ T1 THE FllONT HOOK
; and excited great curiosity. The deputy
| made 011 inventory of thu house when the
i family commenced preparations to do-
I part.
TUB UUSARI.Vfl HOUSE.
NEW YOUK , May a. A meeting of a
Icommilteo appointed bv the Clearing
IJIUUBO association to report euch amend *
m uti to the constitution and by laws as
would prevent the rccurranco of cases
like the Marino First National bank was
hold to-day. The projidont of the First
National bank uppt-nred with counsel to
protest against his bink being hold responsible
sponsiblo for § 275,000 of worthless chocks
drawn on it by ( Snmt Ward which
came through the Marino bank. Ferdi
nand Ward hod only § 1,200 t < his credit
In the bank. It won argued that in such
n case any bank would I o
AT THK MtttlOY
of miy ono of its depositors , no matter
how small his deposit , who could got an
other bank to accept his checks for a
Urge amount and thus send them through
the clearing house. The only proper
way , it was argued , was to na-ow the
amount drawn by Grant & Ward on the
first national pro rata on all the banks it
the
CLEAUINd HOUSE ASSOCIATION.
Inquiring all choeki nbivo n certain
sum to bo certified was suggested as one '
means to lesson the risk , So much of
the business of the city and country , and
especially of Wall street , is done on cred
it it was thought advisable to move
slowly in the nnttor. The committee
will moot ng tin Monday.
INSTANCES MUI.TIl'I.Y
of deception practiced in the name of
the firm to carry on the wild schemes in
which interest on "proH'is'1 wcro paid
those who invested in them , Mr. Chaf-
fo's deposit of securities to tlio amount of
nt least § 500,000 dollars was secured from
him within a recant date , Ward depicting
the great prosperity of the firm.
J. li. Work st'crolnry Mexican South
ern railroad and nephew of Fr.mk Work ,
a wall atroot operator , Is said on good
authority to bo a creditor to Grant and
Ward to the txttiit of § 100COO and his
friends nro also victimized to the extent
of about § 100,000.
It ia assorted by General Grant's
friends that ho supposed up to the time
of the collapse that ho had to hia credit
in the firm profits of § 210,000 and
WAUI ) LIVKl ) IN A STYLE
that would require a larger income than
§ 30,000. A person who ought to know
said Fish insisted on receiving his
"profits" and drew out of the firm § 5CO-
000 in 1888 , and § 300.000 this year.
THE M
Tlio Conference Still In Session.
9. The Methodist
conference ro-asaemblod this morning
with Bishop Bowman in the chair. Rev.
Dr. Cox , of lotva , conducted devotional
exorcises. Bishop Hurris announced in
response to the resolution adopted yester
day that thu election of three additional
bishops will adequately provide for the
requirements of thu Episcopal office. The
standing commissions roportoi recom
mending fixing an Episcopal residence
in Europe and India. A delegate moved
reference to the committee. Him Ohan-
dora BOSE , n lay delegate from North l
dia , moved that further consideration of
the matter bo postponed to Monday. Ilov.
Dr. Alfred Wheeler , of Brio , re.id as a
dart of his speech minority report to the
t fleet that resident bishop 3 India and
Europe are not demanded by tlio inte
rests of the church. Dr. Wheeler main
tained tluit the resolution contemplates
the establishment of Episcopal residence
in Europe , and in the same way as at
Boston and San Francisco. The project
appeared to bo to establish a residence
with a permanent occupant of the Epis
copate.
PHILADELPHIA , Pa. , May 9. The re
port was referred to the committee on
episcopacy.
The committee on judiciary reported
that under the third restriction rule the
general conference haa power to appoint
the missionary ! bishop or superintendent
for any fnroiga mission , limiting jurisdic
tion to the same and with the exception
that all our bishops shall bo equal in
mthority and jurisdiction , and Mibject
to tlio same assignments to work. It is
the opinion of the coramittco that the
jenernl conference hai power to fix the
residence of nil bishops to cny part of
the country occupied by the Methodist
Episcopal church.
Thu comir itoo on the atato of the
; hurch received the report of a sub com-
nitteo on mirriuuo and divorce. The
report was adopted. It ia lengthy and
includes in a comprehensive preamble
letting forth the danger to the social
fabric from the irrovoranco for the mar
riage vow , and the granting divorces for !
jthor than icriptunU causes. It contains
itringont resolutions on the subject of i
livorce , and several actions wire ! ) it rec-
juimonds to bo adopted by the general
3onforcnco as additions to the discipline
Duo section is : ' 'No divorce shall bo rec-
ignizcd as lawful , in the sight of God , ox-
; opt for adultery "
Oropi.
DETROIT , May D. For May l.ho crop
returns have boon received from seven
mndrodand ninety-three correspondents ,
oprcBftiting 028 townships. Aa in 1883
ind 1882 , the month of April was a cold
nonth ; at Lansing the average tempera-
; uro wii 45 degrees F. , ns compared with
1C in 1883 and 45 in 1882. There was a
icarcity of August rain-fall from the 10th
to the close of the month. Wheat on
sandy soil works fairly well on clay lands
ind lulls , especially on the northern
slopes. The crop is badly injured. Es
timates show the condition of the crop in
the southern four tiers of counties to bo
87 per cent. In the counties north of
the southern four tiers 07 per cent , of
the condition ono year ago. Two per
cent , of the average is seeded to wheat
and will bo plowed up because winter
billed and otherwise- destroyed it. Con
siderable area in thought to be injured
beyond recovery. It will not bo plowed
deep became the ground has been needed
to clover or grass. _
Tlio AVi-uiliur To-ilay.
WASHINGTON , Miy ! ) . For the upper
Mississippi valley , fair followed by part
ly cloudy weathsr , and in northttrn portion
tion local rains ; variable winds , slightly
wurm.
_ For the Missouri valley , fair , variable
winds , shifting to westeriy , stationary
temperature. _
Fatal Ij
RAIXIQH , N. 0. , May I ) . Lightning
struck ftlcDuIFy it Son'u mill this morning
and killed inituitly thu engineer and
two negroes , and injured another per
son. _
A I'urlluiiieiitArlini Forger ,
TOHONTO , Ontario , May 9 R. J.
McKirnm , member of Parliament , Las
been arrested for forgery.
NEWS OF THENATIOM ,
An ElTiirt to bs Mane to Pass tbc Postal
Tclcaraph Bill ,
Hnllett Kilbourno's ' Vorcliot Sot
Aside as Excessive
A Salute in Honor of tbo Alert
to bo Fired
On Her Woigbing Anchor ToDay -
Day in Now York Hnrbor ,
Ths Testimony in tbo Jonnnotto
Oaso Yesterday.
I'roucciliiiKH In Congress Hoivltt to
n. New Tar IIV Hill.
WASHINGTON XOl'KS.
I'OSTALTl'.UHlllAVII.
Special Plsp.Ucli to tholtKK.
WASHIMITOX , May 0 Now that the
taritf bill ia out of the way , there will bo
nil cH'ort niaclo to take up the postal tele
graph bill. The bill as reported from the
committee authorizes the post master-
gencr.U to advertisn for bids for postal
service by telegraph , and to accept the
lowest. It ia believed the maximum rates
under this will not exceed , onnn average ,
one-fourth the present rates.
HALLKTT KILllOUUNn'.S VKRDIOT.
Judge Wagner to-day sot aside the ver
dict of § 37,000 as oxcoaaive , in the case
of llallott Kilbourno vs ex Sorgoant-at
Arms Thompson , but suid that if the
plaintiff would accept § 21,000 it would bo
allowed to stand ; otherwise ho would
grant n now trial.
A SEND-OFF FOR Till ! ALKHT.
The secretary of war has directed a
national salute of twenty-one guns to bo
fired from Fort Columbus , Now York
harbor , to-morrow , on the occasion of the
departure of the Arctic atcamer Alert in
honor of the English ensign , which will
bo displayed at the ioro This is in recog
nition of the action of the British gov
ernment in giving the vessel to the United
States for use in search of the Grueloy
party.
THE JEANETTi : .
In the Jeanette inquiry to-day Mrs.
Emma DolJong , wife of Captain DoDong ,
testified she thought the ship was as cure-
fully and completely furnished with
clothing and provisions as possible. She
felt perfectly satisfied that everything
had boon done for the relief of her tjut-
band that could bo done. Mr. Bennett
told her ho considered Captain DoL-mg's
death the most heroic thing ho know.
This closed the testimony and the argu
ments will bo made to-morrow.
ANOTHKU , TAUHT DILL.
Representative Hewitt , Now York , will
introduce in the house on Monday next
to amend , simplify and make clear the
present tariff lavr with a view of obviat
ing some of the difficulties experienced
by the treasury department in construct
ing and carrying its provisions. Ho has
some thoughts of incorporating a series
of provisions intended to reduce the tar-
ilF , but has not como to a final decision
until ho has had a conference with other
democrats in the house.
Mr. E/iton / , of Connecticut , said to
day that if no tariff bill bo introduced
tlna season , the democrats who aided in
defeating the Morrison bill will publish a
statement , giving their reason for their
opposition to it.
Hewitt said to-night that if lie decides
to make the bill a tariff reduction meas
ure , the changes will not ho BO
radical as those of the Morrison bill
When ho came to Washington at the
beginning of congress ho brought a tariff
bilt , which would have been introduced
had Morrison not introduced his measure- .
Ilia ( Hewitt's ) bill provided for a reduc
tion of revenue from customs duties
amounting to § 70.000,000. It placed on
the free list a number of articles in addi
tion to those made duty free by Morri
son's original bill.
FOllTY-EIGUTil OONGUKSS.
NBNATIS.
WA.sinNnro.v , May 9. The appeal of
Air. Beck ( dom. , Ky. ) from the decision
iif the chair regarding the motion of Mr.
Fryo ( rep. , Me. ) for a conference com
mittee on the shipping bill was laid ever
till Monday.
The senate then took up the Indian
appropriation bill , and Mr. Dawos ( rop. ,
Muss.briefly ) recapitulated its provisions.
The catimntes for the year , ho said ,
wero88-lCO,80 . Tlio amount of the
bill ns it came from tlu house was ? 5- ,
15(5J80 ( , ! ; the six amendments proposed
by the senate increased the amount $757-
113. The total reported to the senate
for Indian service the coming year was
50,210,802. This exceeds the Indian bill
nf last year by$810,144. The chief element -
oment of increase , Dawos said , was the
amount for Indian schools.
The bill wna considered by soctioiiB.and
considerable progress inudo without de
bate , except upon the appropriation f"r
education in Alaika. Tlio sonata com-
mitu'o had reduced the amount from
815,000 , allowed by the house , to $10-
000.
000.Mr.
Mr. Ilawloy ( rep , Ct. ) moved to make
the amount $25,000.
Mr. Plumb ( rep , , KB. ) opposed this.
Mr. Conger ( rep. , Mich. ) advocated
the motion.
Pending the debate , the sonata wont
into executive soesion , and when the
doors ro opened , adjourned to 12 o'clock ,
to-morrow.
About 1 o'clock thoaonato will proceed
in a body to attend the unveiling of the
Marshall memorial statue.
HOUHB.
The first twobil's ' on the calendar wore
considered and discussed together. The
first appropriation of § 0,000 for the relief -
lief of Willis N. Arnold , of Henderson ,
Tonn } wa * reported favorably by the
committee on war claims. The second
fur the relief of Hiram Johnson and
forty-six other people of the anne place
was reported adversely , and both these
claims have been pending in congress for
many years. They grow out of a rebel
raid on Henderson m November. 18G2
Property to the value of 820,751 was de
stroyed , of which ? 18,171 belonged to
loyal citizens , $3CO ( > to the Mobile and
Ohio railway , and $5,080 to the United
States. On account of these depreda
an ( wnossmont was made on the dis
loyal citizens , and the money turned over
to the provost marshal. § ! ) . ( ! 00 of the
amount assessed WAS paid ever to Aldrich
tf Patterson , two of the BuHerera from
tl'o raids , and the remainder covered into -
to thO treasury Willis N. Arnold clnim *
to bo a loyal citizen , nnd that ho sull'erou
n loss of § 15,000. Hiram Johnson ot al
were disloyal citizens , on whom the
assessment was made , and who now
claim the sum remaining inthotrcaniy
should bo divided ntnoni ; them pro nxta
The speaker also laid before the house *
n communication from the secretary of
war recommending an additional appro
priation of § 100,000 for the relief of suf-
furera by floods in the lower Mifsmippl
vulluy. llofurrcd.
lloccss till 8 o'clock , the evening scs-
Uon to be for the consideration of psn-
aion bills.
FOll AHl'IIUK.
MW : Yonic coLOiir.i ) MKS rou HIM.
NK\V YOUK , May 0. The colored re
publican central committee to-night en
dorsed the administration of Arthur and
recommended his ronmniuation. The
conmiittoo also asked for n inoro thorough
recognition and suggested Una could lie
obtained by placing a colored man on the
national republican committee.
LiAlU'i 1 < 'KI I JUTS.
TIio'IiowcRt rntoH Kvor Known Con
tracted for
CmoAflO , May 9. The tnmon for the
grain tloot of this port hna been vcr >
backward : owing to the limited call for
carrying room freights have g'tvo down
to n very low per cunt , Notwithstanding
which many largo vossola have not yet
loosed sales , while n number of othom
have gone in Eiaannba for ore.- The tirst
decided movement wnt to-day , wluui
charters were made , mostly by W. T.
Baker & Co. , for 400.000 bushels of
wheat to Now York by lake and oannl , nt
( > J cents , nnd 100,000 bushels of corn nt
Oj per bushel. This la about the lowest
r.ito ever known and is < ! cents under thu
railway rates which is very low. f
SHARON'S hHAMIC. , *
Another Perjured Witness Aeknowl-
ctltrcH His Quilt.
SAN FiiANC'isco , May 0. The Sharon
divorce case has entered on a period of
surprising revelations. Mrs. Martha
Arisen testified yesterday to having giv
en false evidence in behalf of the plaintiff ,
and to-day Harry L. Wolls. who testified
for plHiutiff that he hoard Sharon intro
duce MiflB Hill to Mr. True ( since deceas
ed ) of Santa Ortiz , ns hU wife , coufuBsod
the story waa false ; nothing of the kind
ever occurred. In making the confession
the witness burst into tears , nnd said
"True told mo there was $250,000 in the
nfiair , nnd T wns to havnt
At Now York NeVYlp ! 5j"Detroit ,
0. \
At Providence Providence , 3 ; Bulla-
lo , 1. "
At Boston Boston , Oj Cleveland , 2.
Pittsbarg Allegheny. ! * 8j Pittsburg ,
2. f
St. Louis St. Louis Americans , .T ;
Columbus , 2.
Louisville Ky. , Louisville , 2 ; Indian-
npoli , 8.
At Cincinnati Toledo , 1 ; Cincinnati
9.
9.At
At Cincinnati Unioni , 7 ; Baltlinom
Unions 4 ,
At Milwaukee Milwaukee , 9 ; Minne
apolis , 0.
Chicago Keystone , .Philadelphia , 2 ;
Chicago Unions , 0. , j
At St. Liuis. St. Louis Union , 12 ;
Nationals , 4. '
At Philadelphia Chicago 7 ; Philadel
phia 4.
At Fort Wnyno Grand Rapids 3j Ft.
Wayne 2.
The Doctor * Waul 1'rAjror ia Tholivi
WAKIIINOTOK , May 9. At to-day's ses
sion of the American Medicnlassociation ,
Dr. Van Cline , of Ohio , pflfered a resolu
tion that , ns many members are infidels ,
freethinkers , iratorialists , etc. , the cus
torn of opening the annual session with
prayer was an imposition on some of the
mombard , and therefore ought to bo
abolished. "I move the resolution be
laid on the table , " promptly called out u
delegate. The vote was put and carried
without a dissenting yoico. The associa
tion adjourned sinn die.
Killed Tliuh-Guard.
MT. STBKUNO , Ky. , May 9. A peniten
tiary guard in chnrgo of eight convicts ,
whom ho waa transferring from FronK-
fort to prison on the Knnluoky Cm in'
railroad , reached hero yesterday al tor-
noon and started on f > > o for the prison.
Ono of the piisonorH compluincd that his
handcuffa were hurting him , and the
others took advantage Of tlio opportunity
t ) ovorpovrorj the guard , soiled liin gun
nnd killed him. Tlireo prisoners cscnpud.
The other five were jttynig to reach
prison. , -
A Failure to Oliont ilio OallovvH.
AHIILANO , O. , May [ ) Ooorgo Hoin
and William Mibbouor J sentenced to be
hanuod May 10th forth.0 murder of Har-
ry Williams , took morj ilno this morning
trith suicidal intent , The dootorft
thwarted their purpodo
Thn KroonbackerH of tluj twelfth illntrict o
l have nouilnatcil ) V. B , Iluaeltlue fur
The rfljmrt that tha king of the ItolclnnK
had despatched Htanlov with an oxi > ( iiltlun ]
from CUI > K < > t < > aid ( inrdon In rotroatliiK from
Kliurtouui , In untrue , :
Henry Irving , In un lijtarvlow at London ,
Hiyn It U ImpojiNlblo for i n KuglMiman wliu
lion not vlHltod America 'to ' cmicoivo of tint
feeling of Americana toiviril tha mutlior coun
try.
try.At
At Wlrwtnn , N. 0. , 'Tburuday nWit , 'J.'O
clti/.ons tonic Henry H'.fjlm from j ill nnd
lynched lilin. Hwniin wiU charge < l with the
inurdorof Mm , Itced , 011 Monday lo t , with
the purpofto ( if robbery , The in ay or ud dressed
the crowd without ellect.
The leailliiK inaniifactUrorH of Now York
and adjoining ntntoa inet at Now York , la > > t
ovonlc/ dovisi ) IIIO.IIIH by which coiik'ri'Hh1
can bo Induced to uholl.li M diitled on run
matorbl anil no modify tlio jrexnnt tarllf that
tbo burden Klmll full more e < | uully u'on ( thone
fnK'"g < l 111 muuufucttirluf. It WM retolvod
to unite In uti tu < jiclaUoi | to ho known on the
manufacturers roforui leaguJ , the object of
which uhould be to furthtr tbolr IntortwU Iiy
opIKDHluff iiroteotloo and dvocatli > ( ; fiuo
trade ,
EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE
Socialism Again DisroD'iDE ' llic Prus
sian Rciclisratli ,
Bisinarok Sponks for a Bonowal of
tlio Tliumb-Sorow
The Englisli Tories Patohn Peace
in Their
Randolpli Ohnrohill Announces
Ho Will Not Sooedo ,
A Campaign Inaugurated Agains
the Frauohiso Bill ,
A MrotliiKor tlio Nalloiiu' tion iio fur
N \t Suudiiy 1'nuilnlntcil ,
x Ni-nvs.
SOCIAtlHM.
15r.ni.iN , May ' . ) . In the roichatag to
day the debate on the bill to renew the
special auti-ROcialiat law waa returned.
Rtch'or pronounced the law a failure' ,
emphasizing til' ) fuel tlmt it had nut pro-
vimtod the attempt tobloiv up the Niodo-
orvwald monumont.
Von Piittrkiimer , Prussian homo sec
retary , aaid the ocourronco , iniloiul of
being an arginnont ngxinit the pro-
'ongaticin of the law , was iv reason iiu-
t. _ If th law luul not been enacted the
iuisBlon would have been atoned for in
torrents of blood. All states which do
not possess such a law are being under
mined by anarchist ideas as a legimate
consequence of social democracy.
Dismarck also spoke in defense of the
bill , and said the government could not
make a law more lenient , but hoped
through social refurma to give workmen
their duo ; namely : work so long as they
were able to labor , and support when
they wnro unahlo to toil lon
ger. Parliamentary obstruction sim
ply impeded the government.
If the bill should bo rejected the gov
ernment would replace it with another.
If that parliament should reject the bill ,
the government would bo exonerated of
all responsibility and c-wld regard the
further development of social democracy
with a quiet conscience.
Till ! ENOUHH rOHIKH.
LONDON , M ly 9 At a msoting of the
conservative members of the commons
to-day , Randolph Churchill intimated ho
would support the leaders of the party.
Tlio lories are jubilant. They consider
the split in the party ended. The liber
als expect the feud soon to re-open. The
meeting unanimously agreed to opponj
the franchise bill.
AN IHtait Mr.l'.TINd BUri'llESBEU.
DuiiUK..May ' 9. The authorities have'
proclaimed1 a mooting of National Lengua
Sunday next at Abboyfelo , I/nnoriok.
IIANQUKTINO UARdliNr.
Br.iruif , May y. The American col ny i
gives u banquet to Sargent before his de
parture on the 25th. Minister Mortun ,
from Paris * nd Ex-minister General
Noyes are invited.
It Uli lit Ilfivo Ilcon In NoIirnRkn
Two or thrco years ago , while the Wis
cousin Legislature un.s in session , a mem
ber gave notice that ho would introduce :
a bill to investigate the atFiiirs of a cur
tain railroad corporation. Two or three
[ lays after ho was hunted up by an ollicer
of the road , who said :
" 1 neo that you intend to investigate
the affairs of our road ? ' *
"Yes , sir. "
"Ah , yes ; in what direction , may I
ask , will your .investigation load ? "
"Why , I want to BOO if there is any
way I can pans my old woman down and
back from Oshkoali ? "
There probably wes , at least Iho Jbi
was never heard of further. Wall Street
Ncw . _ _
Tlio Iliiiikrl KliopH.
CHICAGO , May 9. The representatives
f a largo number of bucket shops in
.owns throughout the middle and western
states , which have been cutoff from the
iiarkot quotations ninco the Chicago
board of trade took charge of its own
market reports , hold a conference with a
uommitlee of the board to-day , and an ar
rangement was made by which tlioy will bu
{ ivon reports as a basis for soliciting hu.i
uoau./or members of the board of trade ,
.hoy signing a contract and giving security
lot to use the quotations for bucket aliop
business under punnlty of being cut oil'
again. A considerable number availed
themselves of the opportunity.
rroforo HhontliiK to
SALT LAKH , May 0 Fred Hopt , thrco
times tried and u mvictod of murder , has
been nenlonced to bo executed Juno . ' ! 0.
The Utah statute permit persona iun-
toncod to chose hanging or shooting.
Hopt choao the latter. The attorneys
gavu notice of appeal ; should a stay of
execution bo ordered- lynching isprob-
bale. The murder wan committed four
years ugo. The case has coat the terri
tory $15,000.
Duncan Hogs' IjutoM rind.
OLEVKUNI ) , OUo , May D. Duncan 0.
( loss hurt issued i card stating that ho
will match Charles Lingo to spar Jumu.i
0. Daly or Hial rUoddard , ring rules ,
hard gloves , to a finish , for $500 a tide ,
thu contest to take place on Luku Krio
twenty miles from shore , opposite Olevo
lind , American dido. If Langu bin's
Daly and Htoddart , ho trill bo pitted
against Charles Mitchell.
M ( irund Hlunil ,
OIIILMCOTHB , Oliio , May 9 During a
base-lull game between the Oliillicotjio
uud Portsmouth clubs this afternoon , tlio
grand stand , containing two hundred
people fell , injuring twenty , The most
uHvcroly hurt are : Jeremiah O'Koo , in
ternally , will probublv die ; Dr. Joseph
( Tanlcy , spine ; Joeoph MuGuiro , head ;
John llfgbeu , broken lug. Thu ladies
escaped ,
Tlio AVepJt'H l'\illurcH ,
NEW YOUK , May 9 The buuncss
fnilureH for the last unveil days in the
United States were lf > 8 ; in Canada , III ) .
Knot Down ut. 1'nllH ,
NEW OIILUANH , May 9. The Pica-
yuno's Ha/Alhurat spuciul gays : In the
trial of Wheeler for the murder of Mat
thews the testimony shows that Scott
nu < oit thn uu to Whveler tlmiugh thi
window of the building in which tin
-loction wns held , that only plonsati'
.ifllulntions passed between Mnlthowsnnd
\Vnee1or , and tlmt Matthews voted nnd
wna shot down ,
OMAHA l.\
flic Ilonra of 'I'rnilo Ht Al.
> tlio Unnlcu City.
SpotUl Dltimtch to thu Hif .
CIIIOAOO , May 1) ) . The mombcra of the
Omaha board of trade nnd their friondh
arrived hero at II o'clock this afternoon ,
in their special train of noron sleepers ,
dining , mnoking and bjgnnpo cars , ovoi
'ho Uhicngo , luriiijtou ! ) ; t Ojuinoy rend
They spent the day nnd evening in visit
ing points of interests about the citytuid
.ittouding thi ) tlioatri's Nearly nil of
theiulmvo quarters nt the Pnlmcr. There
is no rtguhir iirogramnie of Biglitst'i'injt
or plenaun ) Beuking , o\ory ono following
hii or her own inclination. Tlio pirtj
will not return in n body , but the mum-
burs will go b.ick , each when ho gets
i endy.
IMcdloIno Pli'ii at W
WAHIIINOION , May 8 The c.ipitol
wax brilliantly lighted this evening in
honor of the National Medical Associa
tion. Tlio members of the association ,
many of them accompanied by Indies ,
were received in the nuukblo room of
the ronnto by sptakor Carlisle and Sonn
tor K.luuMids , as istu : ! by Rotmtor Blur-
rill. ] < ator in the uvening they Suited
the army nuulical museum , where Uiey
were received by Sumoon Oonvtitl Wales.
1'AiifiONH , Knnsas , Mny ! ) Tlio boiler
of a locomotive exploded in the Missouri
t'uodlu round houao this afternoon. M.
A. Slnttory and Doloy Tomonto wore
blown through the roof and instantly
killed , . ! . W. Nich-'ls was fatnlly injured ,
thrco others wuro bndly hurt , four sta
tion * of tl-o building were demolished ;
loss ? 30,000. The engine wns old and
was undergoing tests when the explosion
occurred.
Mexican Trnlii Uol > lxrn Fall ,
Er , PAKO , May 'J. The Times to-day
say a : Robbers attacked the down train on
thu Mexican Central forty miles below
Ovorotaro. They , toro up one of the
rails , derailing the trainbutnot wrecking
it. Ono of the robbers was killed , the
others fled. None of the passengers
were hurt. ? 00,000 in silver was on the
train.
1\ > tic I'nrdoncil In Onlci * to Ilnn r.
PiTTHiiutto , Mny i ( . Dotcptivo Brown
ing , of St. Louis , who identified John D ,
Shea , serving a term hero in tbo peni
tentiary for burglary , na the murderer
of Policeman Dornn , will apply to the
.state Iwnrd of p.irdons for the release of
Shea in order that ho bo taken to St.
Louis and executed.
ATU5 YOU GOCNUTO KUHOI'K ? g. <
'In aiwtlior column will ho funuil tlio nri-
liounMnifmt of MWWM. T1IOS. COOIC& SON ,
Tomist AniitH ( , " 01 lJron < l\vny , Now Vnrlc ,
rolntivn to the very complete air.iiiKomi'iits
they have inailo for toiirs In Etiropi ths
coming SprliiR nnd Sumiimr. "Cuok'H Kxcur-
flionUt , " containing in.ipH and lull lurUculur * ,
will bo mailed to nny addrnaa on rocoint of 10
conti _ _
] ' ' < ) l1lill NUWH ,
LONDON , May 0 It is reported flint
Ivini ? Hubert , of Italy , has commissioned
Ismail Pasha , ox-khcdivo of Egypt , to
confer with Gladstone. Austria and
Gerui'iny wish to place Italy equal
with l''iMiioo in the Egyptian discussion
A llnpn Fleiiil JliHK < * ( l.
COLUMIUA , S. C , May 0. .lames S.
Coleman , ( colored ) wiwi hanged this mor
ning for the murder nnd outrage of Sarah
Willis. Ho wan n loading republican
school muster of Lnurons County.
Drowned In tl'o Allo li < : ny.
FuKii'ORT. : PA. , Mny 0. DWl Orij-
xon nnd Alek Iturkot , well known citi
zens , wcro drowned to-day while crosi-
ini ; thu Allegheny river in n sail boat
which sprung a leak nnd sank before it
wns possible to be rescued.
Now OrloniiH' ICuiUvuy Kin ; :
Nrw YOUK , Mny 9. The funeral of
Richard J. Morgnn , of Morgan's Louini-
ana & Toxits steamship company , took
place to-day from St. Thorn im church ,
Hov. Brs. Morgan nnd Conklingofllcintoc ) .
There attended niuny railroad men.
'H Add PhoHplmto ,
In Doblllty.
Dr. W. JI. Holcomo , Now Orlonns ,
Li. , fliiya : ' ! found it an admirnblo rem-
zdy for dubilitatcd titnto of the system ,
produced by the wear and tear of the
iiorvoim energies. " _
Tlio TrAiiNcoiilliiiintul I'ool.
ST. Loum , Mny 0. Tlio .Trnnsconti-
iciitnl nFBocintion ronchod no c inclusion
Lo-dny in Iho ditcuinion of a plan for
Lho formation of a pool , They will meet
igain to-morrow.
Tli at J lot Hin-itiKH Homicide.
HOT Bi'HiNH , Ark , May 9. Robert
Priutt has been acquitted of the charge
nf murdering John Flynti , in the Doran
Flynn
NKIIHAHUA KTATK G\wrrKKR & Bnw
INI'AS DjiiiKnoav to bo iesuocl in July ,
1884 , price 81. 50. J. M. WOLTK , pub-
lUher , ItiOS. 14th St. , Omaha.
Tried for KlL-ctlon Friiiid.
LAWHBNOK , MASS. Mny 9. Mayor
Stunders 1ms been held to trial , for bat' '
lot box stuffing.
i Klt-niiihnui
NJW ; OULKANK , May 9. It. is rumored
the stnamor Alpiu exploded on the upper
river nnd several persons w ro killed ,
Tlio Timlin at , Si. .lolin.
ST. JOIIN'H Mny 9 , The Tholis , cf the
Oreeloy expedition nrrlvod this morning.
No U , I DIvldoiMl.
BOSTON , > fiiy 8. Thd Union
lias passed if * dividend.
AnAllmiiy
AI.IIANV , N. Y. May S.-AjTno , F. Smitl
to-day.
A Happy Family.
rom tlio l rwist , xiuectml ( ram the ligttle.
liHUlll vonrall milk will carJIo :
Ilatiy lallol'ijiliuriil lint nlKl t ,
llouxc held buiupliiic laaJa In awful frlgliL
Iio-i't dfiiy.'tuao tlmt with VlctorU ,
NliSt u M > luoii without Ciutorliv ;
\V1ien oollo lit ; lor i > wu > ( ul iluiukvr ,
Ali said tholr ftt ) vr ftud tlo t like ILundif.
CORN IN COMMAND.
Chat Gorcal the Leading Fcalnrc or
Ycslorfiaj's ' Rblcaeo Market ,
Trading Aotivo and Excited and
Prices Advancing.
Wheat Only Moderately AT'VO '
with Lower Prioo , J
_ i "
> * -
Oats Firmer and Higliorv 1 o
Change iu Provision f i M
I * " * "
Oattlo Ooutinuo to Gain !
mand and in Values ! § >
and n tOo Drop Is tlio
CoiiNCuuiio. | :
SIAUKKT8.
conns TO TUT.
Spociul Dlnpatch to Tnic UKE.
OIHOAOO , Mny 9. Corn W.M the loading -
ing feature in to-dny'n traiiaactiono on
'chango , and trading bocauui nctivo nnd
excited as prices stenaily ndvnnced.
WHEAT.
Trading in wheat wns only moderately
largo , but nf tor nn easy opening , it recov
ered itn lost ground and remained steady
during the greater portion of the session.
Under fair tpeculntivn offerings at the
opening , prices declined A to Jc. At thiu
decline there was n better demand , stim
ulated by n report that soinu largo pur
chases of Mo. 'J sptim ; had been made foe
direct import , thu amount being stated at
350,000 bushels. Later freight engage
ments were reported for 409,000 buahola
of wheat , largely through to Now York ,
nh Oil cents freight. In all , prices ad
vanced 1 to Irfc , receded nnd closed
about the s.iuio ; vs yosjdny. . llaceiptn
continue small. Juno cloned nt 94 c , and
July ! )0o. ) On call b ard , sales wore ( KO-
000 , July closing Jc lower.
CO UN
was decidedly stronger ; outside buying
was good and the local demand also ac
tive , with shorts covering rather freely.
The market opened gtoc highur , declin
ed I to If , ndvnnced lc , ruled steady ,
closed Jo 11 far yesterday. J uno closed at
C88 , July , ( iOJ to 00.1 , Aucuet , OOj. On
cull sales nero 400,000 buabela , August
declining.
OATS.
Were firm and ranged Aohiqhorj Juna
closed nt SiJuly \ ; , 34iJ@3tA. On call
aales were 1UO , < OOj Juno and July ad
vanced c ; August ixdvaneod
rnovisioNS. .
Showed little change ; 'Gunoipork. oloa i
od at 17 CO < & 17 C5 ; July 17 07 uan
lard closed at 8 02J ; July 8 72L Oa
call sales were light al unchanged pricea.
OATTtn
Active with n strong r : igo of pricea ,
and an advance of lOc on best fat cattle ,
Stillors having the preference , among
which were some lots that sold as high na
$0 115 and culla dovrn asow as $4.-tO.
There were no Texntis on ealo to-day.
But low stockor.iand feeders were among1
the arrivals , and they sold al fully ns high
figures at any timo. 0 od to choice ship-
pinf , 1.200 to ltW ; ) llw. $0.00 to SO 40j
common to medium , 1,00 3 to 1,200 Ibs.
§ 5 40 to $5.60. .
imns.
The market opened aoiivo nnd prices ,
ruled a ulmlo firiner for u time , but late * , V
\rhen spcRiilntorn found that novor.il of
thu big packing firms were not/ buying to "
nny great cxtont , they in turn hold offj
hunco toward the cloao trade wns rather
dull , nnd pricea 5 to 10 lower.
NHU'York VN. I'lillixlolpliln.
PHILADIU.I'HIA Mny 9 Ono thousand
persons witnos&ad the All Now York
iigninst thu Gentlemen of Philndclphjck
cricket match to-day. The Philadelphia
ti'iini noon start for England. The score
was : Now York J > -Philadelphia : 98 ,
with two wickets down.
DoniCHtlu Iiirollulty and W
SAN FuANOisc-o , May O.Dr ; A. Gird- ' ' -
nor , a young mnn lately married , livinijftt
Sun Pueblo , California , took 30 grains' * '
morphine Inet night. Ilia wife also n wal V v
lowed a dose of poison , The wife waa -
saved. The husband nied. Doracatw
infolicity.
ItuplHt
Ky. , May 9. This
morning at 1 o'clock a masked mob took'
from the jail Miles Petty , n negro who ,
Boyornl weeks ego outraged Miss Van nert , _ ,
nnd carried him a few miles f rom , t
and hung him to a tree.
Mliincaotu
MINNKAVOLIH , May 9. The anli-rao-
nopohata of the fourth uangrnaaional dis
trict have elected dclegatoato Chicago ,
instructed for Uutler.
ARSNDUS
RTINGIOHOLDOOVT ) *
EARLBAKIIIOPOWOr.
ITAMBOUIIDTU'RIBr
PURE : CREAM TARTAI
S1QOO. Given
Iralnm or uiiy Injurious Butistmicc'HCim to fauna
111 Andrews' I'onrl Baking ; Powdor. . Is ix * .
MclyPURE. ) l : linfundor > > c < tandutIu\onlaU
rcuclvrti 1'roin tuoh chcuiUta nsB , Duim'IUj-s , Jiii * .
tou ; ) I. IMafontalue , of Chicago ; and i
Undo , 111' * . . . . 1.11. . . . . .i-
( * >