Nebraska Newspapers

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FOURTEENTH YEAR. OMAHA , NEB , , THOKSDAY MOHNINQ , SEPTEMBER 11,1884. NO.H
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THE WMIMIHD'8 ' BLAST ,
Wisconsin and Minnesota Swept by a
Terrible Cyclone ,
The Path of the Aerial Demon of
Destruction ,
Villages and Hamlets Laid Waste
it-
Death and Desolation Left in its
Wake ,
The Amazing Vagaries of This
Terrible Phenomenon ,
Hornet ) Swept Out of Sight nnd People
ple Hurled Through Tlio
.r Air.
Tlio Cyclone's Work.
ST. 1'AtJI. , Soptombar lO.-IUarwnnrod hsro
this morning that a cyclone wroked thirtuen
housei between Stillwalor and a small , lace
called M arine M ills a few miles north of that
plae.x Win. Lymans' house was totally
wrecked and t.ho inmataj seriously injured .
A report comes from Stlllwaler just now that
all pliysiciana at tbih : p'aco have been called
away to Iho vicliillj ul Marine to attend to
persons injured niul it Is feared the elorm did
more dimago to lifo and property than first
reported. It is dillicnlt to get any direct in
formation as tlio place is not easily reached.
ST. PAUL , Minn. , September 10. News is
just received that the town of Clear Like ,
Wis. , was badly wrecked by the ptorm be
tween five and eix o'clock yesterday evening.
Half the town is in ruins , Tlireo
poixons were killed and many injured.
Clear Lake Is a small town ( ill the line of thu
railroad and tha particular * are slow in coin
ing in , 'iho path of the .storm is half a milo
wido. The first place struck is a mile and a
half north of JNliiniujpoli ? , moving
easterly through the town of Marino on the
St. Croix river , thence to Oloar lake , Wis. ,
Nothing as yet liavo boon heard of any
djinagoeast of that puint.
TILE lUIIflN OF TEItltOIt.
ST. PAUL , September 10. A special t the
Dispatch from Clear Lake , Wis. , says : Late
yestrday afternoon a cyclone struck this
place and devastation was the result. The
greater portion of the town is in ruins. Thren
lives were lost. Tlio tceno after the storm
pa ml over was horrible in the extreme. Men ,
woman and children were running about in a
perfect frenzy of excitement and fear. litre
and there people could bo seen coming out of
collars , most of them almost paralyzed with
fright. The strongest man was n little child ,
for no human power con d have resisted tli9
tcrriblo torcc. Ono hoii'e , a brick vamer , was
taken from its foundjilhiu nnd turned com
pletely around , while the bricks were
SWEIT AWAY LIKE LEAVES.
A largo barn was blown away , leaving the
floor and inangore , with the horses peacefully
eating their suppera. A little child waa taken
in the nns of the tempest and landed in the
branches of a troa but slightly injured. A
largo frame houeo was blown completely out
of siht ( ; not ono particla of house or furnitnro
could be found , though a search for miles wns
mndo in the tr ck f the storm. The family
had fortunately taken refuge in the cellar.
Many families are laft destitute ; not a vestige
of their worldly porsessions remain.
DAllAGi : NKAIl HTII.UVATC1I.
A Stillwaler dUpntch says :
A repoit received hero from Marino this
afternoon fays tint 15 or 20 Iiou-es were
wrecked by a evolono last evening and a mini-
bsr of pcuplo were injuicd , and nearly all doc-
tow of this city are out there. The house of
David Lvman , four inilen above here , on tlhi
road to Mirino , was blown down and Eoninof
the inmates injured , Only a small ijortion of
the storm struck Stilhvalor , striking BOIIIO
of the tents at the fair ground and
tearing thorn into ribbons.
FIPTEKN MI."UTi.S WOIIK.
CLAYTON , Wi-t , Soploinbrr 10. Half of the
lighter structures in the vill.iga were blown
down by tlu storm ! a > t aight. The cyclone
htruc' ' : hero about , r > ocloc'.c ' , iIoinK nearly i.ll
the damage iu fifteen minute ; .
THSU'EST AND I'l.OOl ) .
CmrrKWA I-'ALLS. W/s. / Ssptumbar 10.
The Btoriii ut this place Ius5 ni ht was the
wont of the season. Th. ) rivoiis now bctweon
10 and 17 ffetabuvo low water mark hnd Btill
lining rapidly. Compstont judgoi look for a
much higher rifli In this casa the upper
bridge over the dam will probably go , as it is
b idly strained now. '
BI.IQlir TOUUIIIiS.
KqCK ItAI'ins , Wis. , September 10. 'Ihe
heaviest Btorm of the fci.Msun conimcncod at 0
o'clock last night and continued till 10I0. : !
Some hail accompanied it. No special dam
age has been reported in this vicinity.
THE SWATH IN MINNESOTA
STII.I.WATKII , MINN. , September 10. A cy-
cylono pisFiid over tlio country north of this
city last night acd a large amount of property
was doitroyjd. Anumborof people wtro in-
jniod , BOIIIO seriously. The slorm extended
about twelve miles. The direction of the
cyciono bi'cms to have been from we4t to e.ist ,
verging to Bjuthen < t , as it crossed tlio St.
Crolx river into Wit-connm. Within three or
four inllo.-i of this cicy , ttio damage done to
farm buildings and grain in veiy heavy. A
iiarty cnf. < ged in threshing for Clmloj The-
lander in tlio t iwn of Grant , retreated to the
i--jS * bjrn for proloction but tlio htrueturo was demolished -
molished nnd Ueor o Uutherford was caught
in the falling tlml-er and fatallv injured.
Several others were hurt badly. ItepoiUnro
cnnnii ; in from a dintauco but no reliable ea-
timata of tha dunuga or loss of lifo cnu ba
made at present ,
Tlio Victory in Maim ) .
Auoi'KTA , Maine , September 10. The fol
lowing dispatch was forwarded from hero today -
day to John A. Logan , Chicago : Itoturns
from remote toctioniof the ultto increasojtho
majoiity beyond all exncttatiJIIB. In 'Sr S
towns the republican majority over Kedinan
oxceols : ISUOand tlio \ > 'inti-ut ; is that on com-
plolo returns the majority may reach 1UOO ,
the largest ttvcr given in th-i hUtory uf the re
publican party < f Maijio with two exceptions
ut the dote of thu wur. J.atOit letnrns uh < > ws
tha republicans curried every county in the
et.ito , have elected every mombsr of tin Halo
Bjnat'1. The m.ignitudn of the Mimblican vnlo
is a aurpri o to lioth parlloa and bhows that
a largo nmnhcrif domocraU joined our r.\nk ,
[ Signed , ] WALKKII DLAINK.
SUlCtDH Av'TMl'II
llro\vn Stops in I'Yont ot
Train niul In ICIIIcil.
SK | > cial Dispatch to TllK ItKK ,
PAIMLUON , Neb. , September 10. At ten
o'clock this morning ; Mis. lrj\vn ! , ono of the
oldest and wealthiest residents of Sarpy coun
ty , Mas r n over r.ml killed by frolght train
number f , on the MUioml Pacific road , a half
milo east of town. She was walkingalong the
track and got oil when the train approached ,
but when the engine was within ten feat rf
her sh'j dellho.rate.ly stopped upon the track
again. Whether It is a oa e of nulcido or no.
cidout it not known. The lady had boon ill
several month ! ) and wai probably slightly de-
r nged Mrs. llrown was mother of LiniUay
and Mnc llrown , prominent live slock men
hero , and of Mra. Jenmo Forsylhe , of Omaha.
Fatal K.xplohton ,
S ST. Louis , September 10. A Pcorla
Illinois , special to this Posl-dlspalch says :
This tnornicg the cuokers at the Kntcrpriso
distillery at Pekin , owned by Spellman &
Dohany of this city , exploded , making a total
wreck of the building. The loss will roach
SiO.OOO. Kloven Jirrsous were in thn distillery
at the time , three of whom are dead. Andy
Dnllin was instantly killed , the top of his
head being blown elf , Jle leaves a wife and
four children. V. . Puffin , killed , leaves a
wife and two childten. K Welch Miller also
died , and .T. Murphy , engineer , will die , his
llcsh being badly scaldc < ) .
i aaa"
Vlro nt , Mitonell , Dakota ,
Mircncu. , Dakota , September 10. A tro-
moudoua flro is raging in tha center of town.
Ono half of a block is now consumed. The
Letchcr brick and store building , iho large
drugalore of L. O. Gale , and Iho largo general
slore of P. T. MeGovorn with a number of
smaller buildings are a total loss. The total
loss is estimated at Sl'-'O.OOO. Letchcr & Co. ,
S-IO.ODO , P. T. McUovorn , SiM.OOO ; L. O. Gale
S20.001Shower ; & Co..SlOOCO ; l'ow& Wiltes ,
photograph gallery , § ,50 4) ; and oilier losses
amounting to $25,000. The insurance covers
about one-third of the loss.
ASi h for Manitoba.
Pllli.ADlu.l'AlA , September 10. The heat
hero is intense ; five men died of sunstroke at
the hospitils during the night ; two now cases
are reported this morning. The animals at
the state fair are sutlering terribly. Specimen
poultry are dying , being cariied off by the
basketful. I31ooded horses are o instantly
washed with water , and are greatly distressed.
l''ivo hundred dogs at the bench show , and
caltlo are iu a tcrrililo condition.
Connecticut cJroi
MKinnr.x , Conn. , September 10. The state
greenback convention was well attended and
enthusiastic. A state ticket was nominated
with James L. Curths for governor. Tlia
platform approves Butler's latter of accept
ance , favors uetrot ballot and a labor bureau ;
favors tha ten hour luw , at least , and where
possible eight honre , and weekly payments ,
and denounces the convict labor contract
syutom ,
Flro Chief Council.
'iiCliU'A0 ! , September 10 , Ths fire engineers
ef the United St'ites to-day listened to enveral
paueiy on 'Vpontancous combustion" in
which the writer held to the view that granltn
was one of the worst possible materials with
which to constiuct buildings. It contained
recesses which filled with water and heat , and
superinduced explosions. Other papers of
lecturlc.il nature were also read.
Oinoliinati'uVollca I'rophots "
CINCINNATI , O. , September 10. The order
of Cincinnati ! ? , an organization for the pin-
pose of producing street parades on a grand
scale , has arranged for a pageant on tlio night
of Septemuer 17. They have information that
both Jilaino and Logan will ba heroth.it night
and will witness the par.ide. Tiii'io is to bo a
republican conference hcra at that timo.
An Honest Hunk Ollloltil.
LOUIXVIIJ.I : , Ky. , Septembar 10. For como
time pasl rumors have been in circulation re
garding W. il. Duncan , cashier of Ihu Louis
ville Itinkingc-'inpiny , boin short in his ac
counts about s.r)0JO ( ( ) . Duncan resigiiod today
r.ud tlio directors met and undo public state
ment lhat ho did nut owe Ilio bank anything.
Ho is said In have : ni-lo : over drafts , with tlio
full knowloc'go of the bank , for which he
Bellied In full.
Color jiilo'H lJfil < : lcil Mine.n.
Piiu.Ai > ii.riiiA : , September 10. Tha jiroper.
ty of the Argent Mining company of Colora
do \rui sold at auction to-day. It includes all
the Viniiig and Argent lode situated in the
California Gulch mining district of Lake
county , Colorado. Theclaim is 1500 font long
by : 10 fnct wido. Th'i Chieftain lode.tho
ISaltimoro lodonnd tlio 1'Vank Schtpucr lode
were bought in by bondholders for § ! 27u.
Tlio Antil l
Special Dispatch to Tin ;
LINCOLN , NUM. , September 10. The Anti-
Monopolijls have not yet madu llicir noniina-
tionabut appointed a committee composed of
a delegation from each county to attend the
democratic convention at Omaba to-morrow
und nominate a fusion ticket.
W. U , Director * ! ,
NKW YOIIK , September 10. At Ibo rpur-
lerly meoling of tha WVslcrnUnion telegriph
company to-day , Geo. J. ( ioulil was ilected
vice president in plauo of Augustus Scholl ,
dicoaseil. SamSlom was elected member of
the executive committio in place of Scholl ,
to Olovclnnil.
UlNUHAMl'TON , N , Y , , September 10. (3ov ,
Cleveland ulopjiud here lids morning while on
his way tu Albany and held a public recep
tion , JIo WJH received by ull llrjcily ollicois.
The hotel wa-i jumined anil the Btn.'OU
crowded.
Nev.r HiuiipBliiio Dniiincrniii ,
xcoiii ) , N. If. , Heplember 10. Tha j
democrat * nominated Jno. i\t \ , Hill for gov- {
uoior. 1'f uildential electors wera then choaen I
and tlio convention adjourned , '
AVnrsrtw'H ItniiorlAt Vctr.
WAIWAW , Sfplomber 10. The ball last
night in houor of the Imperial party was a
Rr.\nd tilfnir. Sovcn hundred persons were
Invited , The czar and czntina and grand
lukiM aitlved at thn ball amid salutes and
firowork. " , nnd walked through the hall bowing
to right and left , The czar convened at con-
sideiablo Uh the I'oli'h noble
length v ' pres
ent The czatlna opened the ball with Gen
rral Gourko. and afterwards the PolUh and
llujslan ladle * wnro prinentod t.i her majesty.
Tin1 suplior table wai decorated with S.O 'O
ro < ci , Tlio city N more brillinntly illumin-
ivied than over befi'ro in it1 * history. Thn
hridgo over Iho Vlslul * i * feflonncd with
lights of ninny colors. Tlio pilaco is ono
lilum1 nf light. The evening passed away
withoullhf lea t ilisnrder.
BOSTON' , September 10. The prohibition
tale convention , for the purpoao of ntuninal-
Ing canJidatoi for stain ollicors waa called lo
order Ihls moining by C. 11. TravU. Honorable -
able Charles Ahny wa chosen p'rmanent
prc.Mtlent. A letlor from Projidcnl Peoloy ,
nf Amherjl college , declining Iho numinalioii
For governor was Mad , and notwithstanding
the declination , tlio convention nominalod
him for governor , and Homy II. 1'Vxsou ' , of
( Jniucr , for Lieutenant governor. Ills staled
that President Seoley will accept the nomina
tion ,
BAFFLED"
Ono of tlio Most. Uiinooouiitiililo anil
DaiiKd'OUnnriloucnt Deceits Pis-
oovcrott mul MvpoKcd.
Tliere ia DOUIO niyfltorioua trouble tlmt
is attacking nearly every ono in the land
with moro or less violence. It BCOHID to
steal into the body like n thief iu the
night. Doctora cannot diognoso it.
Scientists ixro puzzled by 5t3 symptoms.
It is indeed , n modern mystery. Like
these oovoro nnd vague maladies that at
tack horsoa nnd prostrate nearly all the
animals in the land , this subtle trouble
scorns to menanco mankind. Many of iln
victims have pains about the chest and
aides , and sometimes in the back. They
feoldull and sleepy ; the mouth has n
bad taste , especially in the morning. A
strange sticky sliino collects about thu
teeth , The nppotito is poor. There is n
feeling like a heavy load upon the ntom-
ach ; Bomotimcs n faint _ ixll-gono
sonaation is felt at the pit of _ the
stomach , which food does not ( satisfy.
The eyea crow sunken , the hands and
feet feel clammy at ono time and burn
intensely at others. After a vrhilo a
cough octa in , at first dry , but after a
few months it ia attended vath a greyish-
colored expectoration. The Rllllutod ono
feels tired all the while , nnd Bleep does
not Boom to aflbrdany rest. llo becomes
nervous , irritable and gloomy , and haa
evil for boilings. Thcro is a giddiness , a
peculiar whirling sensation in Iho head
when rising up suddenly. The bowels
become costive , and then , again , outllux
intensely ) the skin ia dry and hot at
times ; the blood gccws thick and stag
nant ; the whites of the eyes become
tinged with yellow ; the urine ia eciuty
nnd high-colored , depositing n sediment
nfter standing. There ia frequently a
npitting UD of the food , sometimes with a
Eour tnstc , and uomei'mos Vritl'f.Velrcdtuili
taste ; this is often attended with a palpita
tion of the heart. The vision becomes
impaired , -with spoto before the t-yeu ;
there io a feeling of prostration and great
weakness. Moat of these symptoms nro
in turn present. It is" thought that near
ly ono-third of our population have this
disorder in dome of its varied forms ,
while medic.il inun have almost wholly
mistaken ils nature. Some have treated
it for ono complaint ; como for another
but nearly all have failed to reach the
Heatof thodisorded. Indeed many phy-
fu'cip.ns siroalllictod with it themselves.
The experience of Dr. A. 0. Richards ,
residing at 408 Tromont street , Boston ,
is thus described by himself :
" 1 had all these peculiar and painful
symptoms which I have found nlllictiiif ?
F.O many of my" putionts , and which had
BO often balll''d mo. I know nil the
commonly established remedies would
bo unavailing for I had tried them often
in the past. I therefore determined to
strike out in n now path. To my in
tense satisfaction i found Unit 1 was
improving. The dull , stupid feeling departed -
parted nnd i bagan to enjoy lifo once
moro. My appetite returned. My
sleep waa rufi-Rsiiing , The color of my
face which hnd been a sickly yellow
gradually assumed the pink tinge of
health. In the course oi three weeks 1
felt like a now mim and know that it
was wholly owing to the wonderful
ellicionoy of Warner's Tippocanop The
litst , which was all the medicine 1
tuok.
Doctors r.nd scientists often exhaust
their skill nnd the patient dies. They
try everything that lias been used by , or
is known to tlio profession , nnd then fail.
Even if they save the lifo it is often after
great , and prolonged ngony. Where ull
this can bj avoided by precaution and
rare , how insane a thing it ia to endure
ouch suffering ! With a pure and palata
bio preparation within reach , to neglect
its us'j is simpiy inexcusable.
Rim-moil KccruilK.
Kiw : YOIIK , September 10. The steamer
Wyoming arrived to-day from Liverpool , ami
among the pasiungors were fiOO Mormon who
are bound fur Utah , They appear adapted
lor agricultural , mechanical arid domestic oc
cupation ,
an
I < \ir OOIIUI-CHH from Illinois.
Hliilil.ANli , III. , September 10. The re
publican congressional convention of the 10th
disliict nominated Thonim iScodle.i for con
grctH by ucclamallon ,
Olioloru KavitKOH In Italy.
KOMI. , .September 10.Tho i.flicial cholera
bultlm glvei for Italy for the pant iil houm t5 !
fr > ll UUHlli.
STOCK AND PRODUCE.
Wctacsflay ul Ibc Stjckyarfis and on
Sharp Duoliho Noted in the Oattlo
Market ,
Another Lively Day in the Grain
' = Pits ,
FavorableEuropean News Gives
WheaOLuotker
Ooru Moro [ Sednto After Its Eo-
oentJFrisky Oivpers ,
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* * t
Gaud Tcmllnj ; on the Provision lUmrtl
nt Gooil l'rlcoH-OatH Still
'Jlcnvy.
Special Dispatch to Tin ; Utr.
CATTU : .
CIIICAOO , September 10. Among Uiofroth
arrivals were HO enrj of territorial and 100 of
Texas ranger * . Tlio receipt * were moderate ,
demand fair mul plicos unchanged as compar
ed with yesterday. Natives scnrcoj only a few
loads were received that would pass fur good
second-class stock , niul not a load that could
bo classified as Crat-ckm. Native butcher's
slockVM scarce , but there is about nil that
can bo disputed of until this run of rangers be
gins to fall olT. Stockera and feeders were
Hcnrco and hi fair domanil , selling at high fig
ures. Veal calve were in fair supply and
bteady , Stock calves in largo supply , demand
only fair.
The quality of range cattlowai consider-
: > olo\v that of yesterday , and not up to the
ivorago of the week. Current notations are
is follows : C C0@0 00 for good to choice ;
chipping , 1,2001 ml 1,350 ibs , & ! )3l ) ! fiO ; com
mon to fair , 1,000 and 1,200 Ibs140@rSO ;
range cattle , steady ; Toxaui , I ! ! i. @l 50 ; 370
Wyoming * , 1,150 Ibs1 00 ; 108 Wyoming ,
1,103 Ibs1 40. yfo note another sharp down
inrn in Iho prices and dull market from first
; o last. In the past eight days the best
heavy have declined 80c to SI per 100 , mid
jest light , 75 to 80o per 100. To-day all sorts
were 10(51150 ( lower. The provision market is
dull und moss pork declined 1 00 to 1 fiO per
LOO per barrel. Sales to-day were at a range
ot 4 S0@5 10 for packer * and shippers ; the
bulk at 5 GO.1) SO , while light sold at ! 7o ®
0 00 , mainly at fi 75@n 83 , and tlio outlook is
for lower prices yet. Light ; ICO and .00 Ibs ,
0 liOgO 00.
WHEAT.
Tlio speculative list was olive to-day , especi
ally toward tha close of thuiisaaiou whou quo
tations in wheat mounted to their highest
point. An usual , trading was loft largely to
the local crowd. Cable advices were rather
Wheat cpened slow and I to jc under closing
prices , felling off for tha lint hour or so at
about ie , but later recovering rapidly and ad-
vnnclnu l.Jo froi.i the lowest points on thort
covering , and closing at 1 o'clock blrong with
the advance maintdncd , 1 ho rash market
was heavy , rejected , No. 2 rod soiling at 513c
and No. % spring atDi to Sti'/ ' / .
COBN
opened quiet nt J I .i ; decline and dovelopcd
no particular featuie , nnd Jtnctualions wore
within la witli a portion of the advance in the
extreme west. Uisli sold nt fi5J ; futurai
cloned otoady on the moruing HSSidtm nt sub-
Htantially opening prices oxeont for Septemb
er , and the year , which showed J advance.
OAT.S
were hoivy and deprassod with no buyor.i for
ipiilo liberal olfuringi. Variations were only
IIVK ,
dull nnd weaker , with moiloratn salci No. 2
it E3.1 , cash for September ami October.
I'isoviHioN.s
were fairly traded in at Runorally higher
prices for lard and ribs tlrmgh pork contin
ued nominal.
AITKIIXOON HESMIOX.
Wheat. weak , uider trie HolliiiK and low
er ; closing at 7.r > g for Suptt-mbrr , 70S for Oo-
lober78-j ; for November ; 80 } for December.
Corn. KM ? and lower t fifij for Suptamb-
or , fill for Cct'ibar ; 4Di for Xsovenibei- . { for
thn year.
Oats. K.vi rM ; for Si'plombirj.S.'i for
October ; v.iy for the year ; "J. for AFnyj. *
1'oik Nominal.
Lard Unchanged ;
Dairy Day on 'Change. '
CHICAGO , September 10. In accordance
with thu decision of the' board of directors of
the Chicago pi-oduco exchange , Iho system wai
inaugurated to-day nf telling apait Wodnen
day of each woolc for the fcalo of dairy pro
dticU. 1'ivo htindici ] persons participated , in
eluding a number of creamery manufacturer ! !
from Minni'iiota , "Wisconsin , Iowa and Him.
ois , who brought miniph-t "f their product !
with them. Over a tlicmtaiid tubs of creamery
butter and Ihrco thoupand ) 'ovn ' of clicoio
WCTO offornd. ituttvrHiild at''Uf ' e ; chuddar
chcoijo at 9jffi,0 c , llnd the woithor not boon
to intoriholy hot , Uin iilfoiiiiKK woidd undoult-
cdly liiivn hecnluruur. A luncheon WUH given
In tlio oxchaiigo liall afti-r thu close of the
Hales , ami addrnfRra WCIM madi ) by this preki
limit , vice-preKldunt ami secretary ( if thn ex
chuiigo. J tttetH of rcgfet were road from
( iovorunr Hamilton niul
OhlfiOoal Mlnorn.
ri , Ohio , September 10. The K
tion of the minern1 HUtc convention continiieil
to-day. The principal part of the time wai
consumed in discusilun as to the ratea ol
uiimrif , ' , and whether tli y hliould aik the u n
al advance for tlio winter. jMnsjilou am
Cambridfjo dlstrictH ha'I the only advocates
for an advance in rates , nnd it was < le\olopcij
that Bhould an advance IH dmnindod , .luck
son , Tnicarowas and Ohio Central ilihtrid
would biiFiiroto ] iav a Rt'Iko , Juilng tlu
afternoon u vote WAH t lcu ; on I'm quoition
M tn whothrr they thonld rontlnuo at ttimmor
r le , audit wan Cftirletl by n vote of "Mi in
favor of the prc'ent rate t < > llii in favor of
an advance. 1' ' . 11. Witllium former secretary
of thn nuioclilion , brought up the matter of
Ills relations with the liotlv , havinit bern sue'
: eodrd at the la < t meeting , liu idea waa to
liavo a new election , but the mnjotlty was
a alnnt him and nothing was dono. Tlio sc < -
ion coiiluuioi to-morrow.
ON A KUH10N I'
AVIllliini Novlllo to AtnUo
Htonnl Knee SniipnrtiMl l > y tlio
Doinooi-atMnna And-
Dispatch ti ) Tllli Ikl'
, September 10. William Neville ,
of Noith 1'latto , who wan nominated by thn
anti-monopolixti of the Third cungrerMomd
district , waa also nominated by the democrat
ic congreislenal convention hero to-day , by
acclamation. The convention win largely at
tended. Mr. Neville made an address In
which ho showed up in a ma le.rly manner the
: lnl ( laid frauds MI vigorously denounced by
Senator Van Wyck , ami made clear Iho enor
mity of thn swindle uhicli ho had an active
liand in and he injunction
ovpo-ilnir sup rotsing by (
junction proceedings in Keith count } ,
Not Ui-ndy in I'riililDlt.
Toi'KKA , Ka. , Septcinlior 10. Colonel A.
I ! , .rotmuir , prohUiitlon nomlneo for goxernor
lias written a reply to the committoa of noti-
( ia\lton , and declines thomiintnation beciino
lie thinks that prohibition can only bo aecom-
ili < ) u-il by the aid of tha ivpubllcan party ,
lie thinks It is not yet timu to form a
national prohibition p.xrty , and ho Mill plvti
IIH Biiiiport to the .republican national and
htato ticket.
ItltSI ) IlAll.
At New Yorkllutroit 3. Now York 11.
At Huston Most m 10 , Ciovol.ind 8.
At Uost'jn nniiini ; ISoston fi , Kims. City
.1.
.1.At
At Maltimoro Unions -Cincinnati 5 , Haiti-
nero 4.
At Toledo Toledo 4 , Hiookljn 0.
At Cincinnati Cincinniitl 17 , Virginia ! t.
At Washington-- unions Nationals 1 , 1'itta-
At Ijouiivillo Molropolitain 15 , Louisville
J. The game t topped on account of dark
less.
less.At St. l.ottis I'altimoro'J St. Louis 1.
At rhiladelphla Chicago Hi ; Philadel
phia ( > .
At Washington Washington Union Na-
.ionals 1 ; 1'ittsliurp 0.
At Loui'villo IjnuisvilU- ; Metropoli-
: ans } .
At Now York Now York 13 ; IMrnit H.
At Wilmington St. Louis UniotiK 7 ; Wil-
ningtou 1.
At Koston Boston Unions ! ) ; Kansas-
City 1.
At Columbus Columbus 10 ; Allegheny 1 ! .
At Indianapolis Athletic ) 10 ; Indlanapn-
list.
list.At
At St. r/onis St. Louis 8 ; Maltimoro S.
Tliollratln Now York.
Niw Yoltic , September 10. Weatlu-r in
.fliisely hot. The street car lines are almost
suspended. A number of | H-oplo have been
pmstratod but it is impujtunlo to siy Iio v
inutiy. NniHduatln occurred at liullnvuo llos-
[ ) Ital from haat. The xtraot car ollicials state
should tha hot weather coiilinua ono more
dav the lines will have to suspend entirely.
NEW YonK , Scptembor Id. Vivo fr. sh
C.IHCH of Bunstroko have just baonioportod at
nolico lipadaiiaiters ,
CHICAOO , Soptomboi- . ) ' ( >
wna again Rtoady and IiitB w | . * . '
mometer at eight o'clock in the ronoon rej-
Isterud 8HU and rosn to 80" at t o o'elocl ; | > .
in. , which was the higlnat for Iho day , A < >
Kunstrokcs romrtod | ,
I'lTrsiuntii. 1'a. , Septoml'or 10. Tlio heat
Lo-dny was inten.so , thn thtiiinoinuter ivgistor-
ing a1 ; ll'.l0 , which was higliei than for thre'i
jejiu Iron workars sulforod Kreatly , and
Iho Fclulam in tlio Hovoral Hchooln were dis
missed , Nmneiotw prosirationH are repoit jil ,
but no death * .
Tlio Cnt-llutu 'JLViiitliloP.
INDIANAI-OMS , Ind. , September 10. A
meeting of the general pahtenjjer ngentsa"
liold hen' to-day to endeavor to settle the eluting \ -
luting iliHui bailees in rutCH at the prinuipul
competing points. The convention wns nt-
tended by reproseutiUvrK of seventeen lines
west of l'itt < liirg. Of the propoMd basis of
settlement , the priiic'ip'il fealuro is an ngren
mont to abnlish all cuminifsion agencies. It
wai inipo iblu to sucuie unaiilinous action on
, hi.i , hovvovcr , und thu meeting iidjunvned
without having acomili | > < liuil anything.
Kur Conrt ' < 'BS t'roiii loxvu.
DUIIUVJUI : , Iowa , Sojitomber 10. The demo
crats of Iho Third dlstiiet at Waterloo to-day
lomiiialod John .1. Linehan , of this city , for
congrchs.
lis ) 3\roiNi \ : , Spptombcr 10. Colonel Wm.
T. Hhaw was noininalod by lh" republican1) at
le ) Witt , to-day , for uungremi from the Hue-
olid dlsliict.
_
Twill 1'lllKIICH.
NEW YoitK , September 10. Tlio 75rig An
ita Owen from St. .lno ( ; Do Cuba , lost thien
men on tha p'isiago. Ojioisiick now \vitli
yellow fevor.
NAIT.KH. Soplombor 10.It ii officially announced
nouncod that during tin twenty-four hours
ending last night tln-ro were n-voiity-two
fresh casea of cholera in the city of Naples ,
and 2HO deaths. Sirico the beginning ot th
ch' lurn outbraak in Nujiles tlioro have boon
1,100 Inlermt'lili in Iho cholera section o [ thu
coinutory.
Dcnlli ti rail HMD u ri Vnlc'iitlnyor. !
Special Oibpatrh to'J'jn : ! : : .
MiHsonii VAI.I.I\ , September 10--lion
Mnrehall ( Malloy mayor of Missouri Valley
died of paralyeis of tlm Nlomach , at ten o'elocl
to-day. 'J'ho dccuasod waH prominent ii
politicx and law.
Olctiionoy.
III. , September 10. ( lovorno
Hamilton to-day commuted to live yearn lh
Bontciicu of Simon \i. Dyer , fenloncod fron
I'ikq county to the penitentiary for murder
Dyer Is a boy , and hilled a man who attempt
ed to chastluo him.
.
- Mdii >
Ilnwii HOUND Ili.'Hpiiiiilniioy.
OAIHO , 111. , September 10. Tate Muhonny ,
proprietor of the Tliroa Stated boarding home
Cairn , after locking him soli in . % room , the
hliiHiilf , llo his a laigoamlly , UaiiKO im
known ,
TI1K . MOIIKV IilHTIIll aiYdTKHY ,
Into tlio ArchhvM ol
for tlio
YOIIK , Soptomlwr 10 Henry II.
lloadley , of Moray letter notoriety , wai ex
amined to-Jay In the superior court , special
t rni , in supplementary proceedings In the
suit brought by 1'rank V. Marsh , in which
judgment wai recovered some time ago , tipon
a note for 31)30. ) The object of the exatnina
t'on ' was to find out whether the national
dotiiocr.iUccommittee owe iloadley anything
and secure tha amount of the judgment
lloadlovhad no doubt that ho wnn aullioilred
to life what WAS needed in connection with tlio
investigation ol the nuthonticlty of the Moray
letter , llo conld not lomimiber , hut from the
r-ceipt which had linen puhlMiod , from Wm.
II , l'iieilorSHOJ , ho thought ho wai author
ised. He beloved he wai authorized by
DlekonsoiijBtunographeroftherommlttap. The
detuli of the matter weru nut clearly Im-
iirc < i'd on his inumory. "Ask mo at once , "
im said , "whnther 1 wioto the letter or not , so
that I can go to dinner. Yon dare not. " Con
tinuing , ho said that ho might have received a
letter of introduction to 1'riiM , but that he
never received ono from Chairman Marnum.
On being t.huwit a letter dated October ; tO.
ISSO , purporting to be from llarnum , ho naid
thelutleiwai in DickmiHon'ri handwriting. Ho
did not bolh'vo It was anthorir.ed by Hnrnum.
Ho thought ho had no couverHitioti with , nor
iinlrnctioiH from Marnnm licfoixi ho wont to
Cumbciland , Maryland , Ho Ihid nil inter
view with llaruum , however , before going to
Ma sachufetts. llo was unccitaiii whotlier
ho h.id a lrg.il claim ng.tinst the committee
but b'linM'd that he hail an e < | iiitalilo claim.
Ho put no price on his serviced , but conld
Imvii accepted n thimaand. Legally , ho WAS
supposed to have benn jiald for Ills services in
connection \\ith investigations in the Morev
letter mattnr , as ho made no contract with
the committee.
1'X-United Stales Senator Win. II Marnum ,
chairman of the democratic national commit-
leo , wns examined. Ho Raid that about two
weeks before the oponlnc of the democratic
headquarters in 18SO , Hadley who had been
previously inttoducod to him , cnme to htm
for money to stall a republican Hancock club.
Hadlcy win lold thnl he might bo spared iivo
hundred dollarB. After the publication of
the More.- loiter , word came from Now
Hampshire that Morey could bo found out
about Lynn , Mass , Hadloy said ho would
go for his expenses only. Ho was given § -00
or S-fiO for expenses before going. The com-
iiiittoo was aftnrwnrd informed that llrulley
liad gottoii into some trouble and the commit
tee gave him § 15,000 an a almplo donation.
Thltt must have been before lladloy'n lol.ter
asking pay for his son-icon. The witness had
no recollection of promi ing Hadloy anything
for his services and said it hud not been the
uubject of coiivciB-ilioii among the members
of the committee that Hiidley had a claim for
compensation. Ilitnum , in rep'y to ipiottions ,
H' id that circmntltmci'H coiinoctod with the
Storey lettrr made a linn impression on his
mlml btit HiiiIley'H nauio was not fctrongly
Idenlilied with tliein.
'in 11.
TiiKTiioiriNii iioiwi : iiREiniu'H : : MKKT.
Niw : YOIIK , fJoplembor 10. The lirstevent
to-dny at tlio meeting of the National Trot
ting llor e Bicedera ass-iciation w.is post
poned , The raca for Stamhird ft ikea Li'.y :
Mnjolietwon the Mb heat and the ra.t > , time ,
2:23 : ,
.luvc-uilo Btultea 3-yfftr.ohU Oraui ! won :
2d ; tiim23CH , 15.534-
Wilson tak H 1ynarFds the chestnut
filley Early3)a'\vn \ , by (3gnrRo Wilkoi , bred in
l\ent'ickyttriitltd ' nroinul her lenders at the
' 'l lil' , 5 r0UKJstfl' ? 1i-VI'5T
Jill ' .li eriron thiJfjupijAnueuoifranU
iiaiiii6tp < tnUntt ail. ' ifti.-li.ho- * "
\ qusrtorbf a mile in thai-ear , llarly
l.ju wins a puwo uf Sli-a | ° : lmloi 2:2CJ. :
1 ( trunnion say tiiat the mare Inn 11 preat
uture. Laturcliu troitjd an exhibition heat
n 2l'lTho ; tr.ick was Blow.
Frank' Work's team JCdward and Dick
jwivcllcr , trotted an exhibition milo 2:18.
JMurphy thuu brought out his running
i-'Ca .loo W. Noy and .lolm .T. tj , on the
fault , hitched to a skeleton wagon. They
VBIT announced to run a fast milo. Tim novel
rial was watched w.tn interest. They pulled
ilio ono IIHIMI to the qumter. Down the
.rado their speed was tarrillic , but afterwards
lot so fait. Tin milo was completed in
IIKACII IIAI'ISH.
lIlllniiTii.v llKArii , September 10.--Track
asl. f
Thrco iprirlers niiln purse Nellie ( lion-
im won , Day "d , JSonnlo Chief ; M ; time ,
I'tirco ( tolling milo and a furlong Musk
von , Flaherty IM , liiiUoioup id ; time. l:57i' .
I'lirni Iriudica- ! all I\KPH \ milo and three
urliing Klwin A. won , Wuvo o' Light "d ;
inn' . 'J'Jii. : ;
1'urnu for lion winutrs at IJriliton in 1881
one miln Ilaledon v/un , Cilcndower tid ,
oid : ; tinii' , 1:114. :
Haven fuilongH li'lorenco M. won ,
Dm Cailinlo liil , Klii'ooti lid : limn , 1 ; : ! ' ' .
1'iirK ) handicap filoeplo cha'i' Hliort conrea
-Ch.irliu KppH won , luii ( er"d ; time , liri } . _
' " '
NAUAUAKHCIT I'.MIK KAI'i- : " .
I'AHK. II. I. , Suptombor 10.
-Tno ceconil d.iy of the razc.i resulted IIM
L'tt ! clani paeoH Hilly M. won , Cohanet
Jd ; best time , U:18J.
JliiHH ! 2:25 : trotting Young Italf won ,
Ii-/.io M. 'Jil , Diekard 'id , Jiet'/o ! Atndiuintth ;
itber Ktailerj , Hovengo and ftlilo ; boitt time ,
Cla'H lii .t trot Moiitgoinory won , Iron
Ago''d , Kitty I'olchon 'M , Don CarloHItti ;
nther HtiirterH , ' ' 'milk King , Wilkes , Index
tpphc n ( < . and May lllrd ; bust tlnio , ll'.lj. !
G.'a H 15:17 : pacing ISoisia M. won , Loruno
lid , Mc.s ina Itoy 'M ; lima , -10/ ; / and -\\i : \ ( \
Tint Conilllloii ul ihu Itrolccri BnnJr
Ki\v : MitUKswiCK , N. if , , September 10.
Thu diioclorH cf the national hank of Nov
Jersey have antliori/.ed n public stitcmont
madit that tlm capital of Iho bank remniim in-
tuot , anil that tnoru U no rerunn why the
baulc tthould not re-mmo ImsiiiPi-ii OH soon as
tha nrceuinry furiniilitics in t < uch cubes have
lueii comiilied with. Kvcjry cnidllor will bo
paid in full. Tim li.iuk will iiroliably resume
iv week ur tin days ,
U Hirilln/c / I'lit-Irini roduc-tlnn ,
J'rti'rtiii'iiu 10 Tlio
, Seplomber , proposition
lo shut down all pig-hon fnrnncnH for four
weeks in the next two montliH having been
abandoned ai impr > ictieab1e , tha Western 1'ig
lion KHHOCI itlon has decided ilium a now plan
Jor lettrlctiliff the production' anil Inxtiwd of
a four wiiokh' Htoppugo in two nionljiH , they
jiropoio t'iit : a Bloupagti bo inadn within six
iiiiiiitlm , the length to bo fixed by iiach oper
ator ,
THE NATION'S CHOPS.
Report Of tfec Agricultural Department
for SonteiDlifir.
Tromondoua Tiold of Grain and
Other Produoo ,
A.n Exaot rind Oomprehonsivo
z mont.
A Flattorij fr mwiug For Our
Ffti JL iustries ,
"
1884 Heads List in Nearly
EV' ' „ _ roduoti
Comparative | cnn lljport Show.
HOT ' "II tlio Continental Need ol
.V , Septom r 10. TV ngricnl-
tural dopartinent icport for So te.ubcr cays
thattho product of winter wheat is nbovo the
avcr.igu , and in general , goo.l quaKy , except
whcro injured by sprouting in the shock. The
rattn of yield Is not far from an average ef
thirteen bushels per aero. The results of the
harvest ot spring wheat are not yet complete
and the product cannot bo precisely indicat
ed , It ia probable from thu reported condition
of crops already harvested and threshed , that
the aggregate will vary liltlo from live hun
dred million bushels. Itcports of much high
er figures are sensational and misleading , and
utterly unworthy of credence. The cneral
average condition when harvested is mnrty-
u'ght against oijjhtythroo last year. The
condition is alinostldontlc.il with that reported
in the Scplombor , 1870 , census of crops , which
yielded thirteen bushels per aero. The wheat
status of the highest condition are California ,
Wisconsin , Minnesota , Pennsylvania , Ken
tucky , Tcnncssoo and Oregon. These , with
BOIIHI of tlio minor productions , show figures
higher than Iho general average , Iowa , Ne
braska and ICantai standing at 1)8 ) ; Ohio .vid
Michigan , Ufi ; Indiana , III ; Illinois , SO ; east
ern and Bouthurn slatoi wugo from 81 In Mis
sissippi to 103 in Maine.
TUB co UN CHOI'
is in hotter condltioli than in any September
since 1880. The general average is ill : it WAS
81 last September , S.'t in 1882 , ami 00 in 1881.
It promises to produce an average yield of 20
bushels for the entire breadth , or not loss
than eighteen hundred milliovs of bushels.
It will make the largest ognrcgato quantity
over reported in the history of thu crop.
Tin : OATS CROP
averages a yield on the prairie about the same
as corn , ami makes an uggrec-alo exceeding
live hundred million bushels. Its condition
when harvtftcd wan 9S , will > h is lower than
for two piovioiiH years , but higher than for
prior years since 1878.
averages 07 against 10iJa.U ) year , and 95 in
1882. Itwdlnvcr go22bu holH per acre. "
BYB AND BUCKWHEAT. , f.
iOi.v'anid for
The condition of potatoes avcrago M.
against 05 last year , It will bo an abundant
crop , but not BO largo an Init. Thnro are porno
mmlniplH of rot in New Knglau and a hltlo
i Now V'ork.
There IH a wide ranjo of condition , rnnnin ?
own to < i2 in Ohio , while it U 'Jl ' in Miclupu
i iho same in Pennsylvania and 8'u In J ow
'orlc. There in a line crop west of the Miss-
silipi.
UlIUOl'KAN OUOl'B.
The London tigent of the deiartment ] cables
o-day ai a result of Htatislical investigations
iat the year will not bo ono of superabund-
nco ; that Knnipean wheat Uiough above the
veniRe in product , will bo IOSH than the
ggrcgatP. ICuropcau importing countries
"cd two hundred and sixty million bushels
hove production. Kuropuin countrioj exerting -
orting can hiipply eighty millions , leaving
no hundood ami eiuhty millions of unehela to
o obtained from oth r continents. blocks
ro not oxce-sivo ; there is an increased con-
implion of wheat , and it ia the general
pinion that tlio lowoib pricCR have been
ached. 1'otatooj and rye are less abundant
linn last year.
An Admiral's I'roniotloii.
LONDO.V. September 10-Lord Duifeiinlms
eon appointed viceroy of India.
u
ai : > liijuriuiiaf.ubt > timc can bu
.V Jcivl JP-.liilK ! 1'owtler. Is IKJ * .
- ; plIRE. Jlfliii''MidornnmltcfctlinoiiiJli
n I'ci'vcil Itoin Fiich chcinlM * as K. liumllaysov )
, , lu'ClilcuKo &nd
l u : M. iieljfwiMlins ;
l.o.u , JlilHinilccf. Kovcr wild in bait. .
C.E. AKOnEWS.A > - ' .
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