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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE
FOURTEENTH YEAR. OMAHA , NEB , , WEDNESDAY MORNING , SEPTEMBER 10 , 1884. NO. GO
CAMPAIGN ECHOES ,
CoDflraciRcpfllilicanVictoryin the Old
'Pino ' Tree State , "
'The Key Note of TriumpKSounded
Throughout the Land ,
Butler , the Greonbaokers and
Anti-Monops at Lincoln ,
Missouri [ Republicans Challenge
the Bourbon Democracy.
A Secret Council and Its Impor
tant Eesults ,
Iloiulrlcks on the Stump Tlio lllnlno
Sentinel Suit Other I'olitlcnl
NOVVH.
The Mnlno Election ,
1'01'TiANl ) , Mo. , September 0. Heed's phi-
i.ility in this district with four towns to hear
fiom is 730. The missing low us four years
ago gave him 105 plui.il I ty ,
SI'IIKAPIM ! TIM M-WS
ALOUSTA , Maine , Septouibcr'J. Thofollovv-
ing tele-gram vvassent by I'ostmastet Manloy
to Secretary Kesbendon of the republican
national committee ; "On a full vote , we h ivo
swept the state and re elected Hobie by 15,0 0
majority Blainu's own eity h is given n ma
jority 2o2 Rrc.iter than was over before
thrown , and his county gives 3,100 majority.
Aw.USTA , Maine , September fl The follow ,
nip dispatch was sent t j Goueial Logan to-day
"Thoic'Sti't ' of the election miy bo thus sum-
m.irired : The lapublicans have carried every
county in the state with thu pinsiblo exception
ofKnox , which is veiy closo. They have
elected 20 .senitors , and the democrats have
only two , They have chosen four-fifths of the
roprcsenUtivcs in the legislature. They have
electe-d four representatives in congress by lar-
cer majorities , and have given Governor Ho-
bieapopulai majoiity of ? 1G,000. The republican -
publican vote reaches \ciy nearly 80,000 , I- ,
000 to 5,000 hrgei than ov er cast before. Our
in ijonty 13 the largest wo hav e had since the
presidential election of IgliS , and fai exceeds
our most sanguine hopes.
[ fjigned ] W U.KKK BLAIVI- .
PoitTI Nl ) , Maine , Roptember 0. L ito n1-
turns show th'it thu senate vv ill stand , 31 lepub-
lieans , no democrats. The house as far as
heard fiom will have S2 republic.ms and 11 !
democrats.
Butler al Ijincoln ,
J.i.Ncor.v , NEIL , Scittember ! ) . The antimonopoly -
monopoly unl greenback state conventions
met heio to day , Aftei convening and pass
ing resolutions fav orinpf fusion w ith the null-
monopolists and domocrats.tho greenback con-
mention adjomncd and went into notion with
anti-monops. v\hich then adjoin ued to receive
and listen to Ciener.il 15. ] ' . Butlei. They
re assembled at ! > o'clock , still v ; r.ingling over
preliminaries. Butler t-pjke bsfoic the con-
\enlion , and lo the penplo in the ( Jpc'n air
after supper. Pie advocated a minority of
representation , advised fusion with the dome-
eiata and declared that ho wanted electorial
votes only to hold the balance of power and
make other patties como to the people's pnity.
lie said the aiili-mopupolistH nucd not
fear fusion hem as Clev eliuid would win if ho
cairied Now York and Ionif lie d d not.
Said ho , Butlei could not bo elected as Cleveland
land would havoll5 VO'IM in the Smith which
liutlor would hav u vvitii a free ballot and a
fair count , llewas only anxious tint the
Peoples' party tlmidd lay the foundation of anew
now pnity. After nipper he niiclo an antimonopoly -
monopoly speech in the oiHii air. Ho attii
butsd the want and poverty in midst of plenty
to the dillicultj of exchange of commodities
lesulling from exoibitant i lihoad charges and
bull and bear spiciilatmg. Ho rehoused
whit he demanded nt Chicago and explained
jus idea of the tariff. Ifi'spoko against the
importation of contract labor , ind eulogi/id
Van Wyek as .1 friend of the psoplo ng unst
monopolks Ho goc > to TopoUa to-moiiow ,
ii Convention ,
ST , Lot H , September 9. A I'ost-Uispatch
apec'isl from Jefferson uity says : The repub
lican slalo convention met heio at noon , and
voio called to order by William J. W.uner , of
Kansas City , chaitmnn of the stite central
committee. After pi 43 ur , Major Wai not ad
dressed thu convention , saying tin- work in
hand was to free Iho i-tatu from the malign
influence of bourbon damociacy. There is , ho
said , an uprising in the ( tile against the
1'rank James democracy , and if it vvcie fairly
taken advantigo of it would em incipalo Ihe
state fiom dumocritm control. lie then
named ev-Jnelgo Wagner , of St. l.onis , as
temporaiy chairmau. On taking tlio chnir ,
Juelgo Wagntr duclr.rcd the Chicago platfoim
a splendid one , and the noimmw prchaged a
Novcmbor victory. Spaakmg of the demo
cratic state admiuistratmn , he said that ass is
Mnatmn had been connived at by high olln ers ,
outlaws had been piotccted in llieir outlawry ,
and ciiminal laws hiul bcr-n made a fainby
the exercise of the pardoning power in favor
of men who violated the law , mciely bccausi )
they were fiionds of the ollicl ils.
A comniittoo on credentials was appciinlul.
and .a resolution was otfcied for the appoint
ment of a committee of ono fiom each dutuct ,
to conler among themselves and consider how-
to imitu all anti-bourbon orgini/ations with a
\iowtotha coiifttrucltun of a state tickit on
which all would unite Tlie confei once committee
mitteo was appointed , and iccess was taken
until - p. m
Thu convention reas rmblel at 2:30 : , ( Jon.
( ! . 1) ) , Oour was doctcd permanent chairman ,
A icsoliition denoum Incj the nomlnalum of
Marnnduku m a pioinium on rebellion was
referred , alto ono declaring It UIIUIKI f i the
: itsembly to indulge in any further lupior leg-
mlation of any kind whatever until the liu nso
lawia fully te txl , The jilatfoim Induces
the adiniiiibtration of 1'tesldi nt Arthur and
thu nominations of Itlaine and Logan. Also
the platform of the national republican con
vention.
Si. Lous , September fi. Nicholas 1'ord
was niado the fusion nominee for goveinor.
VIIT lieutenant governoi , Ur II. M , ritarklolf ,
of St. Louis , was nominatud by acclamation ,
l''or ' tie.ismir , Major > ) , 'J hompson , of Srdalln ,
by acclamation. Auditor , Judge Jacob Sand' ,
of Adaii , by acclamitlon. At oinuy general ,
Colouel David Murphy , "f St , Louis , by ac
clamation. Judge of the supreme court , Judge
David Wagner by a unanimous standing vote.
The convention adjourned with three cheers
for the ticket. It Is understood that thothleo
oflirfs not provided foi on the ticket will bo
tilled with greenback nominee * !
Closing up
Special Dispatch to The lHr. :
NKW YOIIK , Seplcmbci ! ) . The STMI
pays that ther-c was a cmiforenco between the
friendsof 1'res'l Arthurind IHninointho 1'iftli
av o. hotel yesterday. It was held behind
losod doors and the utmost c.aro was taken lo
prevent the proceeding * from being made pub. .
He , but the follow ing facts leaked out. The
gentlemen In confi rence decided that the Stal
wart clement which is following the example
of e\-senator lloscoo Conkhngboatonco aban
doned. The "old guard" w 111 lake active interest -
torost m the campiicn , The price for ouch
action being an aguemont to appoint 1'ost-
master (3onor.il ( Oresham to the position of
Sec'y of the Tre.nury. 11 w as also agreed that
the surveyor-ship and naval oflico as his part
must go to the fiionds of Vrcsideiit Arthur.
Thoasseitlon was furthei made1 , late jo4ei-
day , that 1'res't Arthui 's consent had been
obt lined to the consummation of the above
progi.vmmc. Among the d if appointed can
didates for the late S"c'y 1'olger's shoos aia
assistant Secretaries Coon and French , llich-
ard , Crowley , CJrorgo H. Sharp and ex-assist
ant Sec'y John C , Now ,
Political Gossip ,
Special Dispatch to TillBKI : .
Cllicco , September St. Between Iho tele
gram which appealed in the Inter Occan.yes-
t onlay , dunging Joseph Medlll with having
spoken iu discreditable'terms of the republi
can way of conducting the campaign in
Illinois , the subject of the Maine' elections ,
the republicans had n great deal to talk about
to-day. Their joy at thoicsult in Blame's
own btato offsets , peril ips , their regiets lb.il
the Intel Ocoaii had exposed its own p.aity's
bad straits but they talked about bolh with
eipnl vv ninth. Govornoi OguMbyeaid tint he
could now go on wiih the canvass with agreat
weight lifted oil his shouldeis. Hu had boon
timorous and backward , bee mso his eyes were
on Maine , and a defeat would have been
greatly magnified by his opponents.
The City of Geneva Thronged
Distinguished Mournerf ,
Gssr.v.v , N. Y. , September ! ) . Thu town ia
rapidly filling up with visitois. The pros.
tdcut and fctiite arrived r.t noon. The pres
ident w.n conveyed to the minsioii of ex'
Senator Hammond , whosu guosfc ho becomes
while in ( lunova. Goveinoi Cleveland and
iiis pirty arrived in the sime cai , and wore
driven direct to Iho re Mencu ( if Wm , 1) ) .
ICing , in the immediate vicinity of Secretaiy
I'vllei. ; L'o5tmastei General ( irc'shain , .rndpes
lijpallo , Miller and Audrows and Clerk
1'errin arrived tins inorning. Seciotary
< handler is with thu president's paitj. It is
thought that every member of tlio cabinet
will bo here. Trains from the east , west and
rorth aio yet to arnve bjfore Iho fuuei.il.
The wcithsr is oppiessively warm , ami the
crowd of victors isBiillormg iiiuchdlsconifoit.
A Shucking aiuidcr.
WvsiilMiTOV , Se'iitombcr ! ! . Volice-officei
Bowler was shot and killed tins morniiigwhilo
n the pcrform.inco of his duty , by a nc > ; zio
lespei.ido. John Jang'tei. Uho olhcervvas
n ch irgo of a chain ginff at work clumingtho
illejs , and Langster watclnug his oppoi ( uni
ty slipped away Iron his fellow-crimm ils and
ccretod himself in an out-house1 , where 1'ow-
or found him , and cdlodon him to surrender.
j.mgatur dehsd nrroit , but the ollicti seized
liiu , when a negio named Wilson inshpd up
ind a Htiuggle bepan for the poesofsion of
"owlei's piatol. Langhter finally tonned it ,
ind deliberately shot the olhcci through the
lent. All this occm led in the piesonco of nil-
nerous byat.inden , to whom 1'owlei appealed
n vain for anl , Langstei is aucslcd.
Fire Chli'fH In Council ,
CIIICM.O , Sejitembei 'J. The national con
vention of chief fire engmc'cis began in tins
city this aftcinuon. IN curly two linndrid
riembi rs of the association .ire m attendance ,
Tim proceedings were limited to an addicts
) f welcome by Uomptn > llei Guiney , in the ab-
soncoof M.iyoi lliurison. The response vvas
nado by J'lesicent Thomas O'Connor of Now
) ri"in3 ! and thu appointment of committees on
credentials. Thu members of the convention
MID then given a eliivo Ihroiuh the norllierii
lortinn of the city. This ev uniug they alti ml
, ho tin ut 10 in i budy.
A It.ivlslicr'H Doom.
Si. JosH'ii , Jlo , Sept. 10 .Tns < ph Bale
nm was brought fiom Savann ill to the jail
n this city at 3 o'clock this morning. He ad
mits Ins Limit anil expectH to luirc foi his
crime. Ho has boon uloseh watched and
; uaidod all day to piovent him taking his own
ife > , A I irgo ciowd is around the court housu
mil jail and niirejtrouble is antlcipitiid , but
! iteman uill m ver ho Ijnthf d m ( St. Joseph ,
In crime was tin outiago and murder of a
ittlo gill near l.ero a few ucdcH ago.
U.IHO Kail.
At New YorkDelioit 3 , New York 11.
At I'.ustou lioston 10 , Cii-voland S ,
At Budtuii unioiiAUoston 5 , Kansas City
,2At , Itdtimoro Uniuns-Ciiiciniiati 5 , Haiti-
noio I ,
At Toledo Toi ! do I , BnmMvn 0
At Cincmn.atl Cin.innati 17 , Virginn 3 ,
At Wailiinijtiin- unions Nationals 1 , 1'itta-
bmg 1.
At Loitnvllle M otiopolitam - , Limisvil'i'
J. The game- stopped on ace mill of duk-
icsi ,
At St. Louis r.iltiinoiu 2 , St. Louis L
War
1'villt * , September ! ) , It is olhclally
, hat war uill hiblimtly declaiod against
Jhlna , Thecchenio of occnpyini' I'onnosa
i is In en abandoned. A freuh expedition of
nero an Important natiiro than tbo iircvmus
mis has aheady been propiied , Thu whole
( iicbtiun will bu dlKCiisshcd ut Saturday' * ) cab
net council , _
A
I'lTisi.Uii. , Sept , U , The warehouses of
Joseph Jirnedict iV Co , wholesale rug de.deis ,
und M irtln , lr.itt ! V , Cj. , wliolfalo lea dcvl
ors , on Marl ( t street , biirnrd to night. Loss ,
510,000 , partially Iiismod. The tu owns causul
jy spontaneous combustion which ipn ted
Huong a huge lot uf old rag * .
Now York Cilj's IViriblo Ilcnt.
NK\N YIIIIK , Sejitembor ' > . Theio wore
jovi ntoon prostrations fiom heat to-day ,
'Ihree liursoiigdud.
The \ ntican and the republic of Costa llica
are at otiK
Arkansas City sullorod a SOO.COO fire Afon-
day night ,
The cholera in Italy U spreading rapidly.
1'hyticiana a ort that tiles dttsemliiatu tlio
germs ,
The prohibition amendment of Maine is
cm nod by an cstinmtj vote of 08,000 ma-
joilty.
A Warsaw dNpatch says that Iho czar In
tends to be crowned "King of Poland" during
his stay then- ,
The Lincoln Sivlng bank at \illc ,
Touneseo , hai suspeiideil , The institution has
resources for iceovcry.
The coal mineis of Mnnongalioln City , Pa ,
have decided to maintain thu ituko until the
companies como to time ,
The pope has forwarded a note to Iho Kiench
government condemning Its locont decision on
the subject of divorce ,
The utmost \ igil.aiico and precaution * are
beiiif ? taken by the authorities to guaid the
C/.1I during his stay in WAtraw.
It is staled in 1'arls that Admiral Courbot
domnnds instant decimation of war against
China and complains of his depleted muni
tions.
At Norfolk , \"a , l.nt night n lN > y named
Sam lllouse shot two girl companions , ono fil
ially and the other dangerously , and then sul-
cldud ,
Al I'illsburg Monday niaht a deaporato
hard-glovo contest took place between Charles
McCoy , of I'ltlsbm/f / , and Albeit Ship ] , of
rennsjlvaiiia. Slnpp lost the light on a foul.
An Indian confined in jail at Cheney ,
Washington territory , for raping a whitu pirl
recently , was lynched Monday night. Ills
fellows claim ho was innocent and tlnealcn
trouble.
Sam Johnson , a negio who outiaged and
mm dorod a while girl , acted 13 , seven yearn
ago , and only recently captured , was taken
fiom the jail at llambui , Atk , , and Ijnched
by masked men early yesterday moiiiing.
Highway Commission ,
Si'ltlMiHbLl ) , 111. , September SI. The
highway commi'sioiieis' state donveution
which mot in Springfield , April last , has been
called to meet in adjourned session in the hull
of thu hou'o of repreH'iitatives on the "lib
iust , at 10 o'clock n , in. 1J. M , Ilalncs ,
pie-iidont of the convention , wasluio to-day
confeirinpf with Secretary Steal nes and com
pleting prop ( ration * for the meeting. Ar-
angements have been made for rodncod
ch.nges to delegales at the hotels in Spring-
lield , Aiianguments have also been made by
which the delegates will bu cairied over the
rail toads of the state at half fare. Delegates
that co over the Chicago & Northwestern and
the UuckIshml _ railroads will ipply to ] ' , . M-
1 lames , 7h 1'ifth avenue , Chicago , naming
tire point to und froin winch they will travel
on said lines , who will piocmu for them tlio
tickets at reduced rates over the aforesaid
linm of railro id , or tickets may be purch x > c' < l
of agents at the i.ulroad stations.
A DlhtrpHsrn JMistaUc.
O. , September ! . \\illiam
ColliFon , a tcle-giaph operator on duty at
Sn.ako Hollow , in the Hocking Villoy , vvheie
Iho property ot operators is boins ; guirilod by
tioopj , wan shot by Guild Be iten last night ,
being a mistake ! foi striking a miner who was
supposed to ba m the act of selling fire to one
of thu luppcis. Hu died matantly ,
lilaino : ir lloinr > .
AUGUST v , Me. , Scplembor i ) . Blaine re
mained at homu to day. Among his callers
were Governor Kobie , JX-Secret.ary cf thu
Navy Nathan Golf , Jr. , of West Virginia ,
John S. Collier , piesident of Mains senate
and Win. 11 , II , Guunoviar , of Iho postollicu
department , Jil line received a laigo mimbei
of ( li patche's congi itulatiug him ou the result
of the Maine election.
Small-1't.v tn IllinoiH.
SrmxGiii ID , III. , Soptombei ! ) . Another
case of small-pox is icporlud neat Manteno ,
Kiinkakeo county , also two cases nr.ir
Voncdy , Washington county. It was hopcc !
that the outbreak in Kankakee county , where
Ihorebavo been some twonlycises iicently ,
wis siippicsiod. The ongin of the Venedy
uihes U unknown.
AVcstcrn Union itcporr.
Special Dispatch to Till UHK.
NlV YOIIK , September ! ) . Missrs , Sago
and ( lould attended the oxcuuliv u comiiulteo
of the Wrtslern Union directors to day , Saffo
s lys tin- statement is tu bu given to the public
tomorrow , for l.nt quarter , as read to Iho
executivicommlllco to day , and is vcrj satisfactory -
factory iwlec'd.
SuocoHsor ,
J5i ni.i.v , Siptembtr ! ) . Jim. J. Kasson , the
now Amei loan minister , will picsont his cio
dinliils to I'nipeior William lo-moirow.
Aftdvvardi hu will bu received by Ijiuprcss
Aiiguala. _ _
That Tired Feeling
1 ho warm vv either lias a debilitating cllec t ,
1'sjini lally upon thosu who , uuvithln dooH
nioitof thollnie , 'Jho peeullai , jet ( oinmoii ,
> 'oniiiliit ] | Known as "that tired feeling , "
Is Ilio result. ' 1 his feeling ran bo entltHy
, i'H DIIIII by t iKInif Hood's Kaisaparllla ,
. \lilili give i new life anil htirnglh to all
the finictlons of thubudy.
"I eotilil not sleep ; bnd no ajipctlto , I
took Hood's b'lr.sqi.irlll i and soon began to
ship somiillyi could get up without that
ilud and languid feeling ; and my apjictlto
improved , " 11 A , SAM Oltn , Kent , Ohio.
Sli'Cllf/t/H'H 1/IC fslJStCHl
llnod's Sirsipnrllln II characterl/ed 14
thnu ppcnlliilllcs : Kl , HID combination ol
iciiieill.il agents ; 2d , the proportion ; M , the
] irn < r'i of securing thu actlvo iiieillelii.i/
qualities , Thu result ha medic Inu of iinnsu l
htrcngth , ( Ifedlng cuns hitherto nnkiidvvii.
Kunl for book containing addition d evidence ,
"Hood's riimparlllo. tones up my Hyslem.
inirllli s my lilood , hli irpensmv aiipi life , and
seems lo III iko me o\i i. " ,1. ) ' . J IIUIH'.HDN ,
Jttglstir ot Deeds , I.uwill , M.i.ss ,
"Ilood'H Kirsnp.iillla lie its all others , and
IxuortllllsvVKIglll ilM'old " I llAltlll.NO'lOW ,
iao luuk tin uuMuwVuik City ,
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Bold by all druggists. 81 ; filn for $ ' . . Made
cnlybyO , I. HOOD It CO , , J-ovvell , Mass.
K > O5Dosos Ono Dollar.
WAKING WHEAT ,
The DowDward Tenancy of
81111 Unabated ,
A Day of Wild xoitomont on
'Change ' ,
Closing With a Forced Eobound
in Prices ,
Corn Presents a Somewhat More
Sedate Aspect ,
The Gattlo Market Distinguished
by Bettor llocoipts ,
A Hull JIojj Mnrkct Oat * , 1'orlc nnil
nnd
Special UNpntchtu TIIK 15KK.
VVHKAT.
CHICAGO , September ! ) . Unrly trailing tn
wheat to-dny rotultcd in a lower inngo ol
prices than had hltheito ucen known in this
jeai' of umall li ( > iirv , Cauli No. 1 ! wheat
touched 7 Itf , and who.it for October deliv cry
Hold at " 01. In oatly tumnctious there was n
frantic olfoi ton the put of the "long" crowd
to got rid of their 1'ropoity , ovvint * to coixtin-
ued dopiCH Ing news from foreign marketa.
There was an incronso of 'JOO.OOI Imaholslntho
visible supply leporl , ami huger rccoipta nt
nllpiimaiy leeciving points , i'ho fnroro and
excitement was heihtem ( ; > ti by liberal soiling
on thu p.nt of the "shorts" nud thu predictions
of EOVonly cent wheut this week. Them was
n eovcierobound fiomtho lowest pointand thu
froe-solling "nhorts" showed even n greater
nnxioty to cover than the ' longs"hod early in
the Be sion to unlotd. 1'rico.s advanced lo
in nlmont n twinkling , and closed on
the regular board nt the top prices of the
day , j under yesterday. Ou the afternoon
bontd the Maidenly ncijnired strength in the
market continued and pi ices ro u jj © \ , fell
elF , closed t over the icgulnr notion , at 7Uo
foi September , 77J ( for October , 7l > i for No.
vcmber , 80 for UeccniKi.
Utilul quieter | itlt still to a large
biiEincHs. FliiL-lnationa VVQIO rapid , htlll
the clo.-inp ; prices flmuid very little
clixugc ns compiled with yonterd.iy , with tlio
exception of a decline in No\ ember , oving to
fnyor.iblo leports from the coin belt and pro-
Bpictsof an oirly m.ittumciop. On the nf
tcruoon board Dccobcr mid Xo\embflriegainod
Homo of then lost ground , the muket closing
at5f > i'for September , 6ji ; ! for Uctobci , 15 for
Novembei.
OATIU.
There were nc.iiIyliOOcira of Texas and lor-
utotial rangcis unioiif ; the fn fh lecclpts , about
J00 ! oflucli were thr lugli Tuxaii" , Trade
v\.is dull and prices 10 to 10 cents lower ou
about all Hort , except pi line natives , which
\\orihcarci ) . Among the \ \ estorus and Texans -
ans ttioro wvruRomo vxcelli uldiovcsof ( [ uahty
eimnlly as gtiod , ir n < t better , than the lair to
medium mitivi'i. Tl"v wi-ithor ontiuucb no
warm th.it cumorn , i ull ituhi ) > mo taking
only the number th . ( ; . JJi.mo from dAy to
day. Large dealens' ilruvcn ot best westerns
were liken by shippers and diessid beef danl
cis Common native stock wimxlow and the
demand limited. Htookers and fcedcis wtio
scneo and Polling nt liiRh liguros for choice ,
thrifty ( -toclc , Htockcalvos viuro in lai o HUI > -
] ) ly , but the domtnd was ratlin slow. Itest
tolid corn ful nativef , d Mn d 7H , second clas * ,
medium and pirt coin-fid T COfeli 3jj exports ,
li dOo)7 ( ) 00 ; good to choieo , Blnpplng , 1,00 * ' W ) ;
mfeiioi to medium , 1,001) , ) and 1,200 Ibs. I ( )0f )
r > 7" . Kaiigo cattle , oisier. Toxsns , 701) ) and
1 , 000 lbCfiVi : ( > I EO. Siilos ail Wyommgs ,
1,307 Ibs , 4 'JO ; IKS AVjoimngs , 1,171 Ibs , I .S ;
JIO ! Montanas , 1 , 'J.'iO HM , 5 IfO ; 3SO MontanaH ,
1,171 Ibs , B 0"i : 'J.I7 Wvoniings , 1.13'J Ibs , 5 85 ;
175 Moutium.ToMiiis ) Iba , ITO ,
1IOI.S.
Thoniaiket v\isgonci dly du'l ' ; ti.idlng was
litfid ami nneurtun ; pn < ° H JO@lL'c lowei ; thu
matkct closing v\e.il > , VMth nt least half thu
iiumbei on silolcft in Ilia pens.it the close ,
Haluj were nt I - > to 525 for nkips and gians-
ew , and fi f > 0 to ( i 'M for assorted light ; best
heavy , ( i 00 to ( i , ' ! " % mid good mi\oil , fi 'J" > to
6 7f > . highl , JUO to 210 Ibi , ft yr to ( i 10.
o.m
i tiled easier , hut elofeil liimat 2IJ for Sep
tember , und USj for October.
VOIIK
ruled lowci , closing ut 1700 fm Suptumbii and
October and 11 10 fur the year ,
I VIII >
firm , closing at 7 10 for September , < Ictober
and November ,
Ohio Itcimhllcnmi L'lopivrliif. ; lor
Hiilliaut nnd SuccenHl'iil Oc-
ACIIVK wottic oirMNKii mr i in :
Mil. Ill AINK 10 VIHI1
W.vsiu.Nr.rON , 1) . ( ' . , Scptombor 9. It w
stated at roi > ublican hoadqunrterH hern th it
the piograinino now will be to mass the FOILCH
in Ohio , Thou who aia famlllui ultli
the lepublican plun of opcialioim 111
Ohio uay Unit uithusiasm is now
to take thu lace of apnthy , and Hint the
mtriost which the republican ) will manifest
In that btato from the lake to the rlur will
convincotho democTntii tint the ropuhltcaiiH
are not acli ep , and that Ohio will not violate
the precedent Irom w'.ich it has never varied
Hinci Ihn war , of gun ( fii n publican majority
in presidential yrais , Tin ro mo Imhcatioim
too , that thoiejiublicins hnvo rueoiitlv mndo
aiiangomintu which havu jilaccd them in pus-
HihKion of a modciato amount of funds , so Unit
thohtutei contial commllteu of Uhlo , fet in
stance , will no longer b < compellul tu Luirovv
money to pay for iln justago Htumps ,
Dm1 thiui ; may bonottd in countction v\ith
the Ohio campaign. The nationid mi.naxiMs
do not iiiitoiiiidtintiiil | : whv it is thul u paity
winch is to poweifnl und v\hich him to nniny
lieh membcisas the icpubhuin party in Ohfii
should bo constantly pasiiuj ; the hat uioiind
for funds from all tlio states ami pleading
povcity , Ono of the rt publicans , a nun ex
jicrioucid in Ilio nmtti i of campaign fnndn ,
bald the othei day that Ohio ought to be
thu earliest and moht liberal to contilb-
ute nioiipto 1m iiiod ! m other < tntcs , but In
ts.iil of tint the mas e there ni-m to hold
thrir haiidn upiiiuly until the 1 i t inomont ,
when thev iilonri the neerosltlo.1 of an OctoK-r
ntnto and foren largo eonUlbution * from the
lest of the loiintry tlirough fear of dofott , Ono
element of enthu l i m which somn of there-
publican tnnnagers hero liopn to put Into the
cvanv AM is the pn-jence of Mr , lllaino in Now
York , Ohio and Indiniia. A'ery mgent ap
peals will I e made to Mr. Hlninn. now tint
the Maine election in over , to visit Ohio and
Indiana , liivWMU of th it rhnracter hiivonl-
ready i-onio from S < natoi Hattnmn and others ,
Ono Ohio republican fft > that the pioeiu-u nf
Mr. lllaino thorn would sit the wtntfrn re
serve ou tire , and Unit he nred mnko no no
litieal pprcchc'i , but tlmplv chow himself to
the people and talk about tlio veither. . Mr.
llhiino has been axorxn to nch n plan , but
thoio are mime heio who think that hu may be
Induced U ) iccoiKJdorhls deHlnion.
TIIK ATTITll'i : Of Till :
ClWl.NVATI , O. , Seplombor S. Speaking ot
the attitude of the fiernnin , Col , Markbieit ,
thu princpnl owner of the Yolkahlntt , siiid to-
diiy : "liiavo > et to find the lirst Ciermau 10-
jmollean who \\lllnot vote for Itlaine. Th"ro
n no defection hero about the state ticketIn
the small towns of the Halo , wheio the pro
hlbitiou < pu' < tioii has alfeetcd them more vet
ntionslj , It is different. There in no defection
heio ngamat MHJ. Untterworth , republican
candidate for coiiivs < , e-ilher. What httlo
theiewas has been all healed tip , Ihoio is
less defection among the ( lermatis at this time
than among any othei class. A well known
( icniuin said : "It may seem cmloiis to youas
it Is to mo , that nearly all of the l.ornwns
ho ronouiici ) religion , and are whit you might
cill fioo thmkfis , are in the repiibhoan p.nfy.
Iho turueis aeti-d with the democrats t\vo
joir ego , but I understand that mnv they , v
nit > with the roimlil.uiit '
Mi. ( ieoigo I'opp , propiietoi of the Law
linllfltiti , snid hu tliought tlio Cnmans who
voted foi ( inrliold would about all voli there
punhcMii tickutat the Uitobui i-lortion. The
( lermaii waidsaie thu thiid , eltventh , twelfth
and thlitocnth. The thudgavo lloulloy 10 J
majonty last fall. Mi. Topp thought it
would ti\u ; a nu'nrity of 101) to tin. lepiibhean
ticket this fall , w hie i would be a ehaiigo of
500. In the eleventh w ird ho pxpcitx to see
last jour's republican majoilty of tu ) in
creased U 1,000 ; in the twellih and thiiteenth
wards an IIICITJ-O of 000 and : itO reflectively
in the reimbhc.ia m ijoiilio < , IIu s ud , bo\vov -
or , that m November the lopubliL.in innjoii-
ty would bo somewhat smallei. Thuro are
Ooi man republic ins w ho are kti eng f i oo-ti.idei s
and will vote for Cleveland. Half a do/en
Gen mans of stinding vioro muiitloncd as
among those w ho would vote Ihe lopnbliean
ticket in October , but for Cleveland in No
vember.
licit MUII'H lovv-\V .
Sl'IllMiHKtl ) , 111. , September' * . Thu gi.itid
council of the United States Improved Order
of Hed Mc'n opened this morning in the btato
capltnl , The icport of the CJioat Iiicohono reveals -
voals the fact that there has heen an nno\
amplcd grow Hi in the order dm ing the past
year , Iho increase being (5,113 ( ! and thu entire
membership 11 , ! ° 7 , bonif ; OKI in o\ee s of the
hugcst number over attained. ( ! ie it councils
have been formed in Florida and Coloiado ,
and petitions have been received forgioit
councils in Kansas and Iowa. Iho tel il tribes
number fi''S. liccuipts of great eouucila ,
? Sf,8 . : ! 7 ; total funds in the gioat council bull ,
Sr ! ) > " > ( i 8a , Availiblo fund for current } uu
II 1,881. , 'JK. The council niarchotl to the capitol
this nioniing In , v body.
Otr The Truck.
MlIJlflllH , September ! ) . The west bound
passenger train on the Memphis and Charles
ton raihoad , duo hero at 9,33 o'clock last
nipht bad three of it * pis tnger coaches do-
i.uled by thoongmu iimning' over a cow. Tlio
accident niMiinul al li IIIi. \ . m. , tlueo
miles wift of Coiiuth , Mls < . , about ! l'i miles
i. ist of this city. Tluro VVDIO about sovontj
paisengerfl in the coiches that tmiiud upside
down. All weio iiioio or less himxud , but no
Feiioiisinjmios weie HiHt.ilnod bv any oxuopt-
ing n ni-gio br.ike'sm in n lined Ijio , wlo hid
his jiw bioKon.and a ntgro girl who had In i
aim and thrio ribs hrolun. The passengers
were brought lo Memphis at II o'clock this
morning.
Tlio lliihio-horilnol Sull.
Ism VSAIOIIS , Ind. , Scplcinliur ! ) . Tn the
lilamo Sentinel caao the dcfc n < io to-day served
notiii * ou tlio plaintilf 's attorneys thai they
would begin laking depositions HI Kentucky
on tin -lid insl. The dopoaitions of the fol
lowing named vutni'SHos will bo takenAt
Millcislmitf , .lolui Milloi , Uaniel A. Hinith
and vvifo , .lon > | ih W. Miller , li A. Milli'i
William McMlller , Mrs. Sue tiamluskv and
I ! , I' , Johnson. Al I' iris , Samuel T. ilumos
and 1) . Wilkinson Kinnj. Al ( iuorgilown ,
Mis. Mary I' , liiyan , John T , Sinair , Webb
Uoss and C. W. West. At llniliioiiLO , II ,
Todd J'ltteiton.
Uii.v in IlllnolH ,
CMII AI.D , September II.Tho Illinois Btato
fall was foimallyopomd today , The man-
agi IK of the fall have concrnid the idea of
a fieu t'clc t to ov < ly Fchnol child m tin ) Ktalo
fm use on this dtiv and us a conseipienco there
are full ) tlionsmd on tbo ground ,
11,1(1 AVllHllOlllH ,
Si , I'AUI , Sotcmbor | ) 1) ) . II is loported here
that thu utuim last night caused the most dis
aslious w ishoiit i vui known on Iho Omaha
roiil ne u I'an Claire , Tinins on that load
am coiiipiilli'il to inn into the city uver the
MihvnuUio loud , via Camp Douglas ,
Tlio I'lihllu I'ulHo
Sjioculdlspitch tol'I'llK ] ( KK.
Nebraslta , hoitemboi ] ! , Avoto
for pn sideiit taken on the train to-night glvis
lll.iino'Hi , Cleveland III , liutlei Hi , St.
John IL' .
_ _
lloiulil < : l H on Ilio Hliinip ,
lMr\NAloiis. Ind , , .Soptombor ! ) . ( iovir-
run llendiiuks and wifi ) leivo tins ovoninir for
Toledo uhuni the goveimn 'lolivers an address
to morrow at tbo slitu fan , liefoiu return
ing bo will miikoseveral speeches , political
and otherwue.
I/.V ncliliiL ; u Flro
I.IITIK ! ! < ) < x , Ark. , Soplombui H. Will
Oitun , airesti d and charged with xottinu liiu
to the hmldlng'i bnrneil in Arkansas City yes
terday was bunged by an Infuiutcd mob this
morning ,
'Frederick Uciioiniimlril ,
CKDMI lltAriiH , Iowa , Septcmbtr 0. The
democrat * of th nth district agiiln nomin itcd
Hen Krodoilck foi congress ,
ICE AND OOAI , atJtcwon &Ilro.1m
HIIXUP
The MIsHotirt DlvlHlon Ulllo ContCRt
it ! Iicnvomvorlli
l , September ! " . The follow
HIE ; Minus the total of the two best diys of
the division of the Mliwmri rlllo toitn , as so-
leetcd at Iho eoucbiilon rf the hooollug to-
day. The liguros represent two soore-i at ouch
ot the rumjf s , l00 ! , 300 , and CiOO yards , or a
1-mslblo 210. l.leiitpii.mt Clay , taking his
poor dny. also 1ms a total of U71 out of a pos
nble 31i > the best on record. The scores of
the team momlHTs , viith the doi.irtmonts | to
vvhli h they belong , are in the order n mud , as
follnwr :
CUy , lieulonanl , Ml ouri IS.
King , sergeant , MliKonrl 17 *
llncKley , neigeant , 1'lntto l" ( )
Day , lluutonant , Missouri 1"2
Crow , corporal , MIMOIIM 1715
Meriiim Ilimtcniint , I'latto 171
Smith , nitlliccr , 1'bitto . . .171
Chaplain , sergeant , 1'latte 171
Keefn , corporal. Missouri liV.1
Hey , nergonnl , I'latto . . Ifi1. )
Hart , reigeant , Missouri . . . Ids
llubbird , sergnnnt , Missouii 10S
Kirtman , baud , 1'Utto .10s
Chirk , sorgoinl , Misaonu 107
Sergeant I ) r.ikonf the Sixteenth iiifantrvwoii
the division skiimlsh match nnd gold medal ,
( fold medals woru to night pre.ientod to Drake
and the litst three memberH of the division
ti'iin , ind silver medals to the other nine of
the dhnlon. The two allot nates reeeived no
mrilids. Tlio army contest takoi | > lace about
Octobei " ) th ,
l 'nlJ ( . \ 'l' SI-OCICSIKN.
They Comlonui tlio Hcpnrtrd HxtHU
cnco of riouro-Piioiinionln.
Special Dispatch lo Tin : HKI : .
ffiCllle'Ai.oSoptomber ! ) . The Journal says :
"Cattle raisciH , cattle ownorB and ciltlo doal-
oihin vanotis paitsof the west , who do bust
ness at thu Union slock yaids and at other
live stock markets are veryeniphutio in their
denunci.itioiioftlii ) so-ealled votoriniirlans who
ignoi.mtly insist that there isploiiro pmiimonla
among vvoslnrn herds. They deehuo tint no
genmito case of th itdlneaso nns ovei occuired
in the west and that theio is no pleuro-imou
monia in this countiy.
ANOL'IlHIt
Tlio Norilicrri I'ncllU : Still AnxIoiiR
lor n itiiorn.
111 II .VA.Moiilani' , SciitQliibci ! ) . ( lieat ox
eiteinout prevails at lieiiton over thu conhr
mntion of iniioilant | gold dlscnvcncH in tho.
Little Kocky inonntiiins , one hundred miles
noitbrast of lint place. 'U hen Iho discovery
unrt lust ropoi led the cllirelis of llrnton ft lit
a commitli'o ( oiihiHting of 1' , If. Anpling and
Dennis llalpm t ) itivestlgalo. They lelo
griplud lo dny that the mines are good.
About iv himdiid i la ins line been tiken lip
ThoMi vvoikul pay NIX toehnon dollars pot
day , 11 a man working wi'h an ordlniry gold
pan. In one niftlancc , ? .Wl ( were tnken Irom
apltlvvinty foot ( iiir | > ri > . .leiry Collins , odl-
tni of tin * Bi'iiton Kivfi I'rcsH , telegraphs
lliit half uf tlio citizens of the town are either
pri'p trin , : to join thei slampedo or have al-
leady KOIH- . ,
Turf.
ItAelNl ! Al I'llOVIIlK.NCK.
J'ltov IIU'M r , Puptembi'i ! l. The grand cir
cuit meeting opemd atNanagaiihc'tt pailc to
day , ' 1 ho traclr was good.
UI'Ocliss piirsitfl.uno ditidcd-Krinl-
worth won , Albnit I'm M , \ \ inilsor M , 3d ,
1' . D. lib ; time , lit , U'JJ , 1I4 !
Cla s 2.21 Maxoy C'obb won , Hutloilly''d ,
Divis 3d , Adolaiiio Hh ; limo. LVJOf , 'J 17J ,
2 Kij. |
Hiiiii rsiiKAD ii\r I\CM. ;
Slin.l'HIIBAI ) liAV , Septi mbor ! ) The tiack
was fust. Three ipiuiteis niilu 1'uiso foi
Ihreu vuir obis and npw nils ; I'eail Winnings
won. IticoL'nd , Shunandu.ih 3d ; Timu , 1 Ifij
Chnmpion tiniii Htiko.s fioo handfan sweep-
stikcs , one miln Aran/a won , Mainmonist
L'nd , Little M inch.'Id ; Time 1.11 ,
Walter hindie ps\vei pstakeH , mill ) and fm-
lorn/ Mattie Itapturo won , Pniouell L'ml ;
Tmio J OilIN i tot claimed a foul of Fniowoll ,
and VMIS iiu.udi d the pi ice ,
Thieuiiiarteismili | , two je.irs old I'nrso
I'm ism won , I'nHMt'Jrd ' ; I inn ) 1 11 !
.Miln nml fiiilnng , thnu v'ai old lilhes ,
pcmillii 4 and allnwames Water Lily won ,
irunomyml ; Timi- l : rii ! ,
Ilandicaii sweojist kkiif , all ages , niilo and
fiirlimg 'l ip y VMHI , Hi i laud Toe -ml , Mou
lt , i 3.1 ; Timo'J'J.11.
Ilamhcip ftci'plo ' chase , fullcoiiinlioitrko
Cochian won : I liHtnili line gi\o up at the
UJnd > ump : Time l ! ' 'I
Si l M v , Al v , Si ptembor'.l.Then pnblli in
ciinviiiition of tlm nth district lo < U\ , Marion
and 1't iry conntii's , thu Times special sajs was
a ( nmplil'j mob fiom beguiling to i ml ,
( lUoigiill. Cinigwlnto , and .lore llm.il > n ,
colon I , wuro landld.iii'H ; Ci.ng lanli'd a
luigo p.uly of ncgio s fiom hi ru and tiled I"
eaptmo thu convention , ISun Uelmos , of
LimnduH comity , onthh.uimd Ciaig , and
llaudhon vv.xrt nominatid. The Ci.ug lactinn
lufc thu court housu and went into thu > aid to
iioinin i to. Tim Duhnos party wunl nut Hu 10
and ciptnred ( Jiaig's ( loud. The eonfiihion
beggiiH ilehciiption. Their were u fo'i vvbitu
men amoiic ; Iho dolegalis. The lonilt Is twu
lepubllcin L.iiididati - .
Civlll/Btloirri
l''lll I'lOlll , III , , Seplcmbc'i ! , Two IHBSIII
goi tiains on 11 in Chicago , Milwaukee K St *
I'anl railway collided iightocn miles west of
hero thli oveiiinganil buth v ere ludly wrick
ed , Ono of the unglniers had a hg lirolti n.
Thu passengers all iscapul without hurioiu
injury Aiming them VKTO half a do/en Indi
ans fiom Dakota , mi hiding hitting Hull.
AWiitlinr 'lo-ilay ,
AVvslllN'i.los , Hepti-inboi ' . -Upper Mlsn
isslppi and MixMiini \ allojs , fair in thu noiilh
em puition , pititly cloudy with lou.il shnMeia
in thu northern poitiun , varlablu winds
uli hl changes in tempi ratuni.
Kfci nncn < iu < ; iiliiiso
I'Aiiis , September 'I. The Figaro dnJares
if China issues lettern of III.IKMIO thu I'lunch
will hiivK all who may bu captund , at pi-
nitcM ,
11(11 Ml ) VH , ( | ( ' ( ! ' ' <
Si , I.ouis.Seplembci 1) ) , ThuHuoioliilhaln
i.ytlo IIOIKU contest atthi ) hnl li tn nightstood
Iboisos , 31 ! ) miles and - lap ! ; bicjclcs , 31' ' .
ndlrsiini ) 1 lap.
"SEE NAPLES AND DIE. "
Grim anil Ghastly Veriflcalim of this
Old Adage ,
Dho Fair City Beneath Vesuvius
Swept by holeraf
loart-Eondinc Dota ) s of the Tor *
riblo Pla 10 ,
The People a Prey to Supersti-
oious Panic ,
rlight Hundred Oases and Three
Hundred Deaths Yesterday ,
King llnnilinrt on tlio Sccno The
Appalling Dentil Unto
Italy.
Gliolora In Naples.
N\l'l.K.s , September ! ) King Huin'iart ' , af-
-Or veiling Ilio poorer pnilions of Hit city to-
Iny , Inspected thu Clirutnllino hospi il. Ho
icclincd in UNO disinfectant * whilom ilcniar thu
tour nf tluwaids in the hospital. ihoking1
van accompanied by bin brother , tlio duke ot
\osta , HIIII tlio minister ot tlio Interim' and
nrcli'ii alfairs. Burial of tlio dead from cho-
urn is found very dilhciilt owing to thu linns *
i illy laigo number no suddenly needing Intel-
nont. A sol Her sullVriiig Irnni n violent
iltiick of cholera was tatten tn thu lionpit.il
iiul in IIH ! deliiium throw himself from the
window.
During tlio last 21 liour there were 800 frc h
oist'i of cliolota and SIO deaths in thu city.
1'ho town presents a gloomy iwpect. linages
if the fliintH with ncofytri l > oaring lighted
tapers nro formed at the noads of processions !
if women who in irch through the streets in
voking the help of the Virgin. A largo crowd
iissontblod ontHido thu church of
3au Genmiii ) in conseinionca
of a report that the Virgin Mniy had descended
cended upon the altnr and bestowed her bles
sings upon the people , The doom of the
church were closed and the crowd _ attempted
to break them open. Troops arriving , however
over , the doom were opened mid the multi
tude ritidiod in , foil upon their knees nud en
gaged in fenent piayers. King Humbert
vn-itod , Into in the day , the Concilia lmspit.il.
An immense ciowd attomied upon the king1
and gavu htm an ovation as ho piucoedcd
through thu street' . Jtnn files nro lighted
toiiKlumt the city and disinfectants Irooly
used.
used.Thero is a complnlo lire ik dim n here ou the
put of the aiilh'mltcs In lelitlon to liolp for
the eholeia victims. Owing to the \vant oE
medical comforts and flrotchorB Ilio sick arc
left , ib ludoned in th * slreels and no measure *
are ui c in be t.ikou to temov o the dead.
Cholera la\n CR in Italy ,
loMKltaly ! , Sopti mber 9. 'ihe otlicial bul
letin of cholera in Italy for the past ' . ' 1 hours :
a frosli cuBL-s , 275 deaths. In Naplest ho
condition IB must bai rowing. Scenes of mis
ery and vv retcheilness of the most pitiablu
character ocutc cu eweiy J&ido. King Hum-
bert hnsbcon piofoundlv affected by the suf-
foiitigs ho witnessed. . Ho has made the tirat
donation to the relief fund ,
Dry ( > iOlK.
Nivv VOIIK , Sept. S ) . AH usual Tuesday
demand and meiriineiit h.avo been moderate ,
a , rcBiilt pnitially nisi ) of tlio boat of thu
weather. Now fmsinesof limited proportion * ) .
Business hol.lti its own in amount , jet pur-
cb isers an > using mails and wires in piefcrc'iico
to imcDiiifoitablu temperature. ] Xpoit of
domestic cotton eoocln ( lining the week ,
H 711 packages ; during thu expired portion of
Llio ynnr , llilbl packages. The export dur-
Ingtho Hiimo peiiod last je.ii wns larger than
dining the con esponding porlion of .uiy pie-
v ions year. This expcut holds its own ,
AnxloiiH Block Holders.
NLW YOIIK , Soptembei ! ) . Sligo 15. Bath-
anted , representing tlio Knglish. and Kobert
VlomiiiR , representing Iho Scotch , holders of
Jen\ci ) ix. Itio Grande securities , have arrived
licio. Vnndcibilt , who is undi rstood to rep-
resoi.t Amsterdam IioldetH , is on tlio way.
When U o l.ittoi arrives the committee will
1)0 joined by the romesonUtives of Anicilcan
trcuuty holders when the trip will bomado
ovcrtho road , after which eonio plans of or-
gnni/alion will probably ba announced. The
foreign committee bavu full power to act.
A Crooked OlIlclaT.
Si I'M I. , Minn. , September ! l Alderman
Wilson , Into chuirman of the Imance com
mittee and trustee' of tbo Kinking fund of tlm
city , b is just been arresU d , ihaigi d with frat il
n obtaining loans fiom tin sinking fund.
FW$8 *
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EAHLUAKIH
U M " i-s
irulnni oriinv liijiiiii'iisMilisMiicihC'an bo louiut
In Anilrovrs' i-ourl JJakinu Vowdor. Is jxw-
i veU-pURE. } lcln eiKlor > etmiilifsllmonlaVi
n i eivesl Irum nu II eliemUHivsK IMna llajs , llos-
tun : M Dilniomiune. oi'Chlcaijo , iiil .i.ntuvi
liiHle , Miluuidae. Never sold in la. .
Mf