THE OMAHA 'DAILY BEE.
FOURTEENTH YEAR.- OMAHA , NEB. , SATURDAY MORNING , JANUARY 3 , 1885. NO. 170. .
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s 'WASHINGTON 1NEWS.
MiDisttr Morton Will Eater the Sena
torial Race ,
-General Grant Broken Down-Phys-
ioally , and "Requires Bsati
Paymaster W , T , Smith on A Bie
Spree ,
He Surrenders H-msolf - nnd The
Money to the Authorities ,
" > sThe Whiskey Men Confident Tof
An Extension ,
The I'ubllc Debt Assistance lor Gen
eral Grant In n 1'rnctl-
calilo Form.
WASHINGTON NEWS.
MIN13TKU JIOHTON'd CANDIDAOV.
SpeclaMelfgram to Tin : BKI.
WASHINGTON , January il WorJ reached
hero within a day or two from Minister Mor
ton that ho 1ms decided to allow htfl name to
Btand among the list of the New York nonato-
rial candidates , unless it becomes appaicnt
that hii withdrawal would lender certain the
election of Arthur , when ho will at once tike
this Htcp. It is known tb.it Morton ha ) bean
ndvisoJ by his friends tbat his withdrawn !
at this ntapo would not give Pieiiddnt Arthur
sufficient strength toinsura1 liU ole tinn , and
therefore ho must stay in the field. His
friend * and supporters hero are apprehensive
Ids determination may have a wroug construc
tion placed upon it by Home of the president'- )
friends , nnd bo regarded as an open refusal to
support him. Tills they say , would placeMor-
ton in a false position , as his loyalty to Arthur
cannot ho called into nuoition , nnd that ho it
ready to throw his Inliuenco in favor of thu
president the moment it can be shown that by
BO doing the UUer's election will follow. ANew
Now York republican , who has been in cable
communication with Morton , nuured the cor
respondent to-day that thn Jattar was very
anxious thai tho. president [ huuld nndcratand
cloirly bis position , and bo assured that lie
would cpuntonanca no movement on the part
of his friends having a tendency to bring th m
into antagonism. Senator Miller , who ro-
lurntd from Now York Wednesday night , is
atill very non-coinnirjnicatlvoreguding his intentions -
tentions , and talks with loss freedom than bo
did before ho held the conference with his
frisnds early in the week inftewYork. Hs
friends say that ho IH di > need to lake no active -
tivo part yat , but to wait further develop
ments. That ho is much more Inclimd
to Kuppott Arthur than auv cf the
candidates is a fact well known
but he < loCK not want to go into the fight at
all unless to prqtect'his own seat two yf ars
heccc. The wlmky interest is not altogether
pleased with the reception accorded Attorney
General Brcweter's opinion that the time for
paying the tux now duo on whisky in bond
can bu extended by simply filing n declara-
ion of on intcntioivto expurt it accompanied
bv a bond , nd they are pushing Secrutaiy
ArcCulloch for an immediate decision ro as to
top further criticism. The pecuniary natur-
Ily Inclines to pivo the relief asked for but nt
ho same time is not quite prepared to do si
invtho face of jmblic ofinion. Tiia expected
conclusion will bo reached by the secretary
bcforo the close of his office hours to-morrow
an a c nferenco batweea I hi eecrftary , Senator -
tor Beck , RopreaBntatlvo Thomson nnd Com
missioner Evans will tiki place , nt which the
atteris toBubrnit tha new regulations. The
hi.sky men are confident of success.
OENEIUL QUANT'S HEALTH.
WASHINGTON ; January 2 A prominent
government ollicial says when in Now York
a few days ago , ha learned that five physi
cians hal been culled In coctmltution to ex
amine the state of Gen , GruntV health and
arrived at the conclusion that the general
was completely broken down , physically and
required absolute rest.
THK 8UB-COMMITTKK
the house committee on appropriations
having In charga the fertilisations appropria
tion bill intends to report to tha full committee -
too the nanio measure reported to the house
by the majority appropriation committee at
tbo last notion , which appropriated about
$7,000,000.
IIEI'UE3ENTATIVK UVIIINCmt ,
chairman of the Hnb-coinnittee app-iinted to
Investigate thn conduct of Marshal \Vright ate
o Ohio electtou , \VaihinRton to-diy for
Cincinnati. VuaAUtyno ami Stewart , other
momhers of the oinmUtoo , will meet Spring-
tr in that city. Tha intoitig&tloit begins
Monday and continues two week ] ,
THK rUBLIO DKIJT.
Tlie increase of the public debt during IP ) ,
rnbor was $6-11,381. The dosraase since Juno
SOtb , 1881 , ls 31,6U18il. (
Paymaster , AV. 8. Smith's lSpree. \ .
WA8HINOTON , January 2. I'aym.-nter Wr
S. Smith , who baa disappeared from Savan
nah with ? 5,500 government fumi , appeared
at the war department to day and voluntarily
mirrendured t the iaviriator general , lie
turned over $3lfiO of the money he carried
off. His pay for December was S-50 , and
§ 100 was pa'd fer him by his friend , miking
the full amount 'of $5 (300. Smith says ho
went on a sprco Cbrlt > ttna , and knew nothing
of his actions till ho fuuna himself in New
York , Ho than toVgrapricd his clerk he
would return , and iuimcdiitely concluded
afterwards , however , to coino to Washington
mid report to the paymaster general.
For Gen. Grant'H Keller.
NEW YonK , January 2. The movement for
raising $100,000 to relieve the pursonol elfvcts
of Gen. Grant from the mortgage liability ,
has taken practical hhape. Cyrus W. Field
received to-day from 1) . U. W * aon , Spring
field , Maei. , a check of $1,000 as his cuatiitm-
ion towardii the hind.
Now York Slock Marled. Booming.
Special telegram to THH UKE.
NKW YORK , January ! ? . Stocks opened
witli a boom for tbo now year and advanced
in the firtt hour 2j cer coot for Lachawans ,
which continued the most acti\o Block en the
list. Granger ! told up to J for Northwestern ,
1J for St. Paul , 1J for Hock I l mlandXottli-
rn Pacific preferred was i bettir. The Vn-
dcrbil g sold 21 bettor for Now York Central
and 13 fer Lalie Shore ; West Shore bondi
were tff 11. Went Shore and tbo Vnmlcruilti
are quotfu in connection , because of a report
curr.nt io thf. iitrrtt Ihilt tin West .Shore
gamblers hate weakened and if Iht contnill-
crs nt the loxl have not alrotdy ( hey are
about to issue an onler ro toriti ? tlw ra'ea '
local and throiuh. During all this fight the
New York Ctntral has inaintair.cjj the posi
tion of controlling its own affairs and the
only aumver trade to.thacnturors . ha bent
that wlion Ilia West Shore tcslrrcd the rate
theCentral would do to. 'Ibis
Is a re\ival of the reports c'riulattd '
from lime to time for two months past but to
day Vin on additional ono for evidence that
the time has nnivecl when the West mortgage
m ty bo foroilosed. Gould nlocls have shown
only fractionally nd lightly the ad\a co of
to dny G uld Is going away and il Is said
hu will take the train fo the pott uhero his
vacht is lyitig within the next forty-eight
hours and will go to the Now Orleans exposi
tion by xvatcr. There liai been no tolling
short of his stocks upon thts announcement.
So fir as the coal combination is cincerned
thcro U n divided opinion as to the dfvct , but
the latter Bonttmont Is , whether Penunvlva-
nia join * In or not , the combination will bo-
able to maintain fixed pricfs at any vhero
near the o prevailing orid tint the dlxideuds
mutt be reduced upon the etock , of the various
companion.
KtVlIjKOAIJ H\OKKT. ,
Jl'.liSKY CITT , January 2 , The Philadelphia
& Headingrailioad ordered a reduction in the
wagOH of thn employees of tha Jersey Central
division. The reduction applies to till except
conductor' , engineers and nrenidt.
I'lllLADKl.PlliA , January U. It is said that
all the interests involved in the coil combina
tion under the allot meat plan will accept per-
contiKcx given them except the Pennsylvania
xi.ilroad. und the others will work irrespective
of that corporation.
BOSTON , January1" . Tlio grcssj earning ! ) of
, ho Atchison , Topokn & Santa Fo lailtoad for
eleven months were SIVEG.SOO , a" Incteaso
over the name period of the previous gear of
'
32-10 per cent , 'lire operatintr ex'ponses were
S7,8I5,100 , an increase of 180-10 per cent.
NKW YORK , January 2. Tlia bo.ird of di
rectors of the Toledo , L'toria & Western rail
road re-eletod tin present board of directors
except Director Smith. President Joy , of tl a
Wababb , succeeds him.
Now Yorlc lineal Political Cliaop.
NKW YOBK , January 2. The only new de
velopments in the local political chaos this af
ternoon was in the shape of a proposition of-
'ercd by Counsel Col. U , T Wood , who was
appointed counsel to tlia corporation by the
> rt\ii < lent of the board. Aldermen Biik , who
icted us mayor between tbahonra of midnight ,
December 3Ut , until noon of January 1st ,
Messrs. Divid Dudlsy Field , Eoberl Sowo'l ' ,
jcorgo Bliss and Iluzh L. Cote as Hitch coun-
tel for Col. Wood , offered lo enter into en
o'grcod C EO and present it to the general teiin
of the supreme court. The unsucccsaful party
can appeal the case and have a
lecision by the end of tills month. Col.
Wood's ropres'iitaUves say if this proposition
3 accepted their principal will take no stops
toward asserting his rights in the matter of
; he corporation counsalsbip until the final de
cision is reached. Lncombo raid ho would
males known ids answer to-morrow.
MATOR QllAOK
oceived many callers to-day. Ho made no
mportaut appointmenti to-day. Those who
poked for the arreit of the aldermen or ex-
Mayor Edson for contempt of _ couit in ignor-
ng Judge Beach's injunction in regard to the
action on nominationsAwere disappointed.
Tudgo Traux'a decltion J5n the validity on
.hat same injunction is anxiously awaited.
Eton , T. H. Iluril Explain ? .
TOLKIX ) , January 2. In relation to the
circulated report as to the assertion made by
tim , in reference to the connection of Got.
Cleveland with a free trade club , the Hon. F.
El. llurd says that ho had a private convcrsa-
; ion in a private room with a few friend ) in
Ciccinnati , in which the policy of tha now
administration aa to tanu reform was din
: u Red. In tbat conversation Mr. Hurd said
10 thought Gov. Cleveland would bo found in
sympathy with the views nf tha majority of
the dornocratic pa.ly on tbat pnitit. As a
circumstance he stated that he had been in
formed by a prorninoot citizen of Buffalo that
the organization of a free trsda club in that
city took place In tbo office of a law firm of
which Gov. Cleveland was a member. Mr.
Hurd never intended to bo understood as say
ing th.it Gov , Cleveland was over connected
with a free trade organization , ai he hod no
information upon thu subject from that gen
tleman , nor from any one except as herein
stated. The conversation was supposed to be
purely a private ono among a party of gen
tlemen.
The ChicagoTrottlnjc Iforso Brcrclcrs
CIIICAOO , January 2. The Clue-ago Horse
man this week will olFer to the breeding acbo-
ciations of Illinois , Michigan , Wisconsin ,
Minuciota , Kentucky aid other western and
southern etates that may have oiganized a
regular trotting homi breeders' as > oclnt on , a
stake for colts and fillies , foals of 1862 , to ba
trotted at their regular fall meotlngs of 1885.
Two hundred dollars are to be added to each
nttke nnd to bo called the Chicago hoi semen
breeders' state.
. THK llAI/riJlORK & OHIO
make telegraph tales , Chicago to ! Now York
If ) cents. Thu came rate lui boon made by
t e Mutual Union. The postal makes a * rate
cf 20 cents. The Western Union makes no
reduction.
The Ways or Gracr.
NKW YORK , January 2. The oiiica of the
corporate counsel was carefully guarded to-day
by the police , Mayor Grace said ho regarded
the nomination of Colonel Wood illegal and
an ( eon as possible be would appoint Lacombe
or somn onn else. _ Hubut O. Thompson al
lowed Kollin Squire to tuko possession of his
office.
'Capture of nit AbRcondinf ; Mayor.
Special telegram to THE I3BE.
Dr.3 MoiNia , January 2. Ii. F. Huffor ,
the nbsconding mayoi of Davit * City , Iowa ,
was captured by fahorilf Brown of Decatur
county , near Ottawa , Kansas , texlay. Huffer
i nllcgod to bo a defaulter and a reward is
out for his apprehension.
71m Domocratlo National Convention ,
CniCACo' ' .Tnnuary ? . The loc l finance
comrnitlee of the deraocr.itics national conven
tion hold n final m tlnij to-day , nnd guh-
n -lbpd $1,000 to delrav Uii rem lnlng in-
rVlitedtiPM. Tit < ix < enses of tbo convention
ntnounted to $150000.
Dynamilc Explosion on IliGUDuCrgrflnnii
Railway in England.
The Bristol Tannel on the B. & 0 ,
Fired By a
New Enfland Ship-Owners indorse ! -
dorso tko Spanish Treaty
Bismarck Ohareea England With
All Egypt's ' Trouble.
No Developments in the New York
Local Political Ohaos.
GnvoIIIa | Body For Dissection The
Dailorh' Story of the AVrcckcil
Bitrk Ijona ,
FOIIEION NEWS.
SYMl'Allir KXTENDB1) TO niHMAHCR.
BKHUK , January 2. Bismarck , in acknowl
edging a contribution of 2.COO marbH lor bin
use by citizens of Klbetfeld , wrilet a letter
stating thai the Bympathy extended htm
shows that the German nation sees the danger
of mnjoritloH , which are only united In opposi
tion to measures proposed by the governments
and which collapao when called upon to former
or tnpport the frovprn ient. Ho will make
propoiala respecting the disposal of the funds
ai ho considers it impracticiblo to app y it to
provide himself an assistant in the foro'gn ' of-
tiec for whoso salary the icichatng refused to
grant credit.
CHIKESK 80Llir.R9 IIlIU.f.l ) HT GKHMAN Ol'l'l-
CKIIS.
SAN FBANCISCO _ , January 2. Tlio Citr of
Pekin arrived Ibis morning , brioginfr lion ?
Kong dates up to December 3 , and Yokaho-
ma the 13. The Chinese government have en
gaged 5 ! ) German drill seargeanU for the
army. The improvemeat since nianifejted in
tli3 dsiciplina ot the Iroops is ( aid to b < i remarkable -
markablo and that under the German drill the
Chinese will hhow themaelvej excellent sol
diers and fighters.
The Japanese governmerxt will dispatch a
number of experts lo foreign countries lo purchase -
chase largo quantities of cattle.
iiyNAMirn.KxrLoaioN ON THE oxDcnr.BPUND
* RAILWAY IN LONDON.
LONDON , Jauuary2. Adjnamito explosion
occurred at tha underground railway between
Gower street and Kiog's Cross station at 0:30 :
this evening. The nindons of a passing
train wore Bhrtteted nnd the gaH light ex
tinguished. Beyond tbU Ihere was no dam-
nga done. Tim passeneers were greatly terri-
fitd , but no ono was bint. The train resumed
Ua journey after n delay of twenty-live
minutes.
LATEB.
LONDON , Janumy : t , 1 a. m. " > ho shock of
the explosion was felt by the residents on the
Euston road , bstween Spancrass church aid
Judd stre't. The railway itirw the wbolo
length of tlii Euston read , underneath the
roadway. A crown spsedilv collected at the
vut uhnft at the head of Ossultou ttroet ,
from which , at the titna of tbecxploshm , a
quantity of tmnko issued. As soon as possi
ble a number al portera wcro sent to the spot
with lamps and appliances for
clearing the _ line. Up to the present
time nolbing has been found ,
the residents of the locality are greitly
alarmed. The shock overthrew several way
farers on the Euston road. It wis with great
difficulty that the horses wore re str.xluorl from
running away. The gas light in tlw Gower
street Btatiou was extinguished. Ticket Col
lector Start n wiu thrown from his box , and
the engineer working the incandescent electric
light machinery was thrown from hn feat
three or four feet , landing on his face. Lipliti
in other trains in the tunnel were extin
guished. The piRsengers were greitly
a'atmed ' and many ladles fainted. The
Cower strcel plalform w.is literally strewn
with persons prostrated by the shock ,
DISSIAIICK CHARGES ENGLAND WITH
PARIS , January 2. Adiipatch to tha Gnu-
lois from Berlin nays Bismarck sent a note
to Granvillein reply to Kugland's latest pro
posals concerning Egypt. jUumarck charges
England with the ole roEpoiMtbility for the
Egyptian troubles and recornminds enteulo
cordial with France as tbo readiest way of se
curing the nccoid of the European powers.
A DATTI.K AT 8ANTANDKU.
PANAMA , December 24. Sunday last about
sixty thatchuj huts burned at Gorgnna , a
small village on the canil work ? . Some he vy
fighting had taken place in the state of Sant-
nnder. The rebels who warn commanded by
General Ifortunato Bomal , were defoatpd
wit'i ' a eovo'u lo = s. The federal Itoopi hided
with the state government and thus tncured
the victory.
ISIDItO VITKL SIKT 1113 DKATJI
In tills city a few days 070 under the most
peculiar clrcutmtancoj. It appuura that when
about retiring , feeling a pain lu tha brest he
rubbed himself with alcohol and than poured
some of the spirit on his undurehirt. Wishing
to nmoko a clgratto ho atiuck it match which
inflamed thd alcohol on bis undershirt and in
one moment tbo man was in it blaze. lie
died next day.
Bristol Tunnel Fired by a Mob.
COLUMBUS , Ohio , January 2. The Dispatch
special says : A mob fired the Bristol tunnel
in Shawnee division of the Baltimore & Ohio
load early tbii morning and noirly 3'JO tetit
have ca\ed in , necessitating the transfer of
pnisengers. The guards wera runoutbyllie
mob and it is thought dynamite wjs used ,
Onvo HU Body tor Dissection.
INDIANAI'OLIH , January 2. Dr. Juinoi II.
Harris , a physician of this city , who died
to-day , left a will directing that no funeral beheld
held ovur his lumntnn , and that h'n bady betaken
taken dliuctiy frntn Ids lata nwldcnco to a dis
secting table. Tha proviblocH of the will are
to bo ujmp'ied with.
THK hHIPWUEOlCHD BAH1C
TUB BTOnV UKLATEIJ IT THK KDRVIVOKS ,
rinunKU'HiA , January 1. Two Nor.
weglan tailors entered the office of Lira
Westeigaard , the 'Norwegian ' contul , to-day.
Thuy were the only Burvivori of the bark
which went to piecoi off llog
Island , Vn. , Sunday nst. They l ta tbat
Cnpt. Albeit Jlortcnccn , -Arendcl , Nor.
way , from whence the birk Btiltd , 1 Bt bin
bearing' ltind < nse fog which jwtng over Ilio
ea for dnjs , and was considcwbly out of hli
cottrso , Saturday nflctttoon , Uio fog liftixl
and the weather cleared. Durjng the mates'
watcb , about four o'clock , tlo ( vowel ohook
ftom stf in to ( tern , ha h' d grounded. The
wind was blowing n gale and the toW
ruiniing very high. In n moment the "Lena"
was well up on tlio bar , the waves
were belting over J htr with
wild futy r.nd Ilia wother was bitterly
cold , and them was ft contlna of ice on thu
ducks any" the rigging , which tiiedo tbo move-
montn of thoie on board excoeaiDgly penloils.
The clforU made to launch the boats was n
disastrous failure. Each was broken to itiliri-
tern by the raging ten. The crjow then clung
to the ship full twenty-four holirs , their hands
and fi'fv. wcra benumbed and fn t LittPti ,
when the vtfsel went to piecer ? mid rvcry por-
eon on bsntil wa1 ! precipitated into the waves.
The two etitvlvow , Andrew Isakeonatid Peter
A. Tontcr , seized coroo plank nnd were car
ried ixhoio. Thobodloief Cftptaln Morten-
son and Abraham CatltBODjJtho sallmnker ,
were washed up nnd burled oil' tbo bench of
Uogliland. Theodoio JoegefaBen wnstnalc ,
and there wcro seven ( onmeri. The ciptnm
was aged thitty , and leaves a trlfe in Norway.
The ship "DaUy Boyntoo , " sorno time ajo
given up for lost , arrived to-day.
I Ml . i i I , , , _
Tito Bwnlm Court Mnrtlnl.
WASHINGTON , January 2. ' Tito Swnlm
ecu t martial reconvened to-day. General
Swalm madu a number of corrections in the
report of his testimony and his cross examina
tion was then resumed. Ha testified that ho
honestly bouevcH Batoman & Co. , ovvo him
ibout ? ) , fiOO. Ho wni shown a letter written
him from Kansas to Bateman referring to ccr-
tain transactions In which they were then on-
jagcd and expreering n hope that tltcso tranu *
notions would make up the losses that they
liad sustained in Ivanhoo and , other transac
tion ; . Ho wan asked what ether locscs wcro
referred to in this letter. Ho replied thai
tlu-so were looses that liat'mtm know Jaud
added : "I also knew of another losi that I
didn't care to mention in that contieclloa. It
has nothing to do with this ciasr.1 ' Witness
denied havint ; threatened to ' 'equopzea" Col.
Marrow nt the war depatttnenl if the brokers
did not chip in and pay hty claims against
Morrison. Ho testified that , ho had heard
from various sourer * about Batemati'a alleged
discreditable mothoda of doing brisiness ; bo
didnot believe them at first hilt believed thorn
afterwards , when he found out that Bubstau- .
tially the came things are being- done in i his
case. The cro38-examinaUoahert' _ closed and
tlw're-dlrect began , bul Iho coutl adjourned
before It was lully under wnyj
Tbo Mnrlc-Jnnlscii ( Kofcrcrico Cnnc ,
Nmi YOIIK , January 2M Iho Mario-
Jnnison refeienco casojo-dny , Solon Humph
reys waa crcis-examined by ex-Senator Conk-
ling. Witness said ho was of * the impression
that the business of Iho Missouri Pacific road
had steadily increased during the Cunt seven
year ? . The opinion of tha witness changed in
1872 in regard to the promisd that the road ,
when it became over-burdened with debt. An
income bond was created of $15,000,000. A
portion of the present Wabash system was
the chief competitor of the Missouri Pacific.
In 1878 Gould became a largo owner in the
roads which now pass under the name of the
Wabash system. What wfcs It before Iho
aalo by Commodore Janisoii to Grukl of his
intercut in Iho Mi'gouti Pacific ? Witness
thought thai in 187G and Jp77 Iho greatest
hazard existed an to future complications of
the Missouri Pacific. That wXs1 before Gould's
purchase from Cu niodoroJanison. ) / _ . Mr.
Gould had been for yostn ond'of tha most sa
gacious and'larccut railroad Tpiiiigera in Iho
country. ' $ ' , * -
Gen. J. B. "Weaver
Special telegram to THE BE'K
DPS MOINKS , la. , January- . GPD. J. B.
Weaver , the noted greenbicfier , was surprised
to-day by a notice of content served upon him
by Frank J. Campbell , his late comnBlitor in
the congressional race in ths Sixth district.
When the official count was made by the state
board of canvassers , Camptol did not ap
pear in person or by * gnllornev , and
Wt'nver was given the certificate , tha ma
jority beinjf sixty-seven. The contest is
looked upon by tbo gororal al n movement l > y
Campbell to obtain the usual allowance of
money to contestants and to einbld a largo
number of republican ] in the district to de
clare bets off , they having generally refused
lo concede bin election nnd consent to have
the wagers paid.
Funeral of KuHBi'll Hruicoclr.
ST. Lens , January 2. General W. S.
Hancock , accompanied by Lieutenant Barber
end Nicholas Gwynne , fath r of Mw. Bu t > cll
Hanco k , ntrived hero thil morning. The
body of Ru nell Hancock had already arrived
and was at tha South tru botal. At 1 : l0 ! p.
m the hod v was taken to thoclmichof Ihe
Mefltiah ( Unitarian ) wher the ceremonies
were conducted by the Rev , Dr. Elliott ,
chancellor of the Washington university ,
after which Iho funeral cortege proceedodto _
Bellfontalnei cemetery , \yhere the remains
wars placed in the family * vault. General
Hancock plainly showed tlio Buffering he had
undergone einco tha iiows of his son'a death
rcnched him , JTr.s. Hancoik was too nick to
make the journey from New York. Theio
wcte eight pill bearer * , all i > ? raomd friends of
tbo dccuaned. Goaoinl llnncock returas to
New York to-night.
Down tlio Iron Men.
PiTTSBUna , December 2. Notice of a reduc
tion of ton to twenty-five per cent in wages of
the steoel workers at Coahocton , Ohio , has
been plvon. 1 f alf the workers will strike.
The omployns of tha Homestead steel works
controlled by CornegiaBroi were notified of
a reduction of thirty-three percent in the rail
department , twenly in lha converting , and
and ton in the laboring department. The
mill will remain Idle for some time.
The Cotton Show ,
NEW ORLEANS , January 2. Director General -
oral Burke , of the exposition , stales that inside -
side of ten days all goods now in the city , in
tercd for the exposition , will bo lutylaco. All
upaco iu the vast building will then ba filled ,
GladDtnno nnd the Onblnct.
LONDON , January 2. Gladstone will at
tend a meeting of tha cabinet this afternoon ,
though seriously ill from a severe cold taken
yesterday while traveling 'from Hitwnrdon to
London. _ ' _
Kate KolU'8 ucbnt in Milan.
MILAN , January 2. Kato Holla , an Amer.
lean , made her debut lost evening In "Linda. "
She w a recalled four times and encored in the
I second act.
LIVELY KM LURID.
The N8Y/ / leer Opens Uo With a Sprt
toBeaUheREcoiJl.
A Deadly Display of Southern
"Chivalry" on Horsobaoki
Olovoland'a ' Eeforin Latter Str&wa
the Gross-Heads With Dead ,
Towns and Oaatles in Spain
Tumbling Eapidlyt
The Earthquake's ' Doatruotive
Work Continues.
A Vntloly ot liniiartnntGcmcralNcnvs ,
of Koto or Less Inter
est ,
DUKti INGEORGIA. .
Special Telegram to THE BEG.
NKW YOIIK Jnnua/y 2. A special to llfo
World from Albany , On , eays : Nowa has jtut
reached hero from Colqultt county of a , ro-
iniurlcnblo duel oil horseback , in which ono of
Iho combatants was shot dead and another
mortally wounded. Tlioio had boin n ( praud
reception at the residence of Mr. Lake , at
which the lending families of the countjr ; . ivero
represented. >
About midnight sovoralpersons wcro mount ;
ng their horses for the purpose of returning
io their homes , Among the number were
Homer and Elijah C.utor and the two Chastln
Brothers. As they rode by Wright Weekly ,
who was in the net of mounting , ho cursed
at them end threatened to follow \horn up and
"cboot it out. " 1'utling spurs to their horses
the young men challenged him to follow ,
The instant Weekly was upon his horse ho
lircd a pistol shot after the party as ho pur
sued them. The four men. Immediately re
turned fire , ( ltd a regu'nr ' duel on horseback
began In the dark , the IccAtlon of
combatants beta ? marked by pistol flushes.
Weekly's brother rode up to him and grasping
the reins of his bridle bogged him to give up
the Gght. Just that moment a bullet sped
through Wright's brain and the hoi BO turning
l > are the dead man back to the door of the
house from which the guests had ;
been watching the deadly conflict. The Carter
party rode off , one of them , it Is said , being
mortally wounded.
This terrible tragedy grow out ofxmo equal
ly as bloody some years ago. Alfred Cjrter ,
brother of thosa who took part in this encoun
ter , was assassinated by Richard Baron as ho
was returning homo ono dark night. Alfred
Carter's widow ( subsequently married Wright
much against the will of her late husband's
brotheiK , Elijah and Homer. They frequent
ly alternated to draw the lady's husband into
ambush and at last succeeded In making her
the second tirno a widow by murder.
OAPITAIi NOTES.
CLKVKLAND'S LETTER.
Special Telegram to the Bee.
- WASHINGTON. * January.2. It Is said that
Clevoland'd letter to George AVm. Curtis is
the result of a consultation with some of hn
advisors , and it is intended not BO much to
reassnro the Civil Service association as to
put a stop to the receipts by him of hundreds
of applications for government positions , per
sonal and by letter. Thn object was to an
swer all these in ono swapping declaration ,
GIN. CHANT'S FINANCES.
Information has been icceivod from New
York that the $100,000 necessary to pay Van-
doiblll'd claim ajfainst Gnn. Grant has been
raited. The money raised has boon fixed so
that nona of the creditors of the firm of Grant
fc Ward can touch It. It has also been reli
ably ascertained that Grant will receive an
nually S15OUO from the Jones annuity fund
raised some years ago. This cannot be touched
by his creditors cither ,
BOUTHEHN OALL ,
The managers of the Now Orleans exposition
want a half million dollarsmorofromcongrecs.
They say the million already given them will
not bo sulHcient to help them out until the
exposition gets into ruuniue order , when it
will pay its own expanses. It is not likely
the } ' will sccuro additional aid from congress.
THE CAKTWIIEEL DOLLAR.
It seems to ho conceded on all sides that it
is not possible that any legislation suspending
or interfering in any way with the coinage oi
tilvor dollars can ba passed this session.
Tlio Kartliciunko Iluln in Spain.
MADRID , January 2. Shocks of earthquake
continue to ho felt at Jaen , Malaga , and
Velez , Malaga. Several rcvero shocks were
felt at Terras , Wednesday and Thursday , de
stroying more buildings. The town is com
pletely abandoned. The church at Torga IE
damaged. Service * nro now held in the open
air. Three hundred and fifty corpses have
number of towns and villages have been com
pletely destroyed. The inhabitants have deserted -
sorted them. Many sleep in the railway car-
riiges. A royal decree was Iisuod ordering a
national subscription for the relief of thu suf
ferers. I'ubllc officials agree to contribute one
day's pay each. This amounts to 8209,000 ,
Too Spanish ambassadors , ministers and con
sul a in all countries will also open subscrip
tion.
Scared by Chicago Socialists.
CHICAGO , January 2. The fact was dovol1
oped to-day that for more than a week past
the first regiment armory lias been guarded al
night by volunteer mambera of the regiment
for protection against the possible attack by
the socialists. Colonel Knox said to-day thai
ho had no reason to believe that such an at'
tack was contemplated as had l)3ou represent'
od to him as possible. lie understood there
were five companies of socialists in the city ,
who were drilled in secret weekly , BUDpliec
with breech loaders and other arms. Ho in
tended to keep up the guard an indefinite
icriod. A penon well Acquainted with the
movements ot the sxinlUto admitted that tbo
nets listed by Colonel Knox were correct.
At llh to ttiiinv
Koitll , January 2.Gau. . Gordon' * note , an
nch square of pnper , was rolled tip about t-o
sl/oof n pin and Wag town In the seams cf ono
of the ! iiQ * < onier < ii parniiJhtK , Gordon c U-
natra the MMuli'ft forct ) from f.0,000 ti M- )
000 men , The messenger adds that in tlw recant -
cant engagement onn of the cnomlr.i gnu * \\M
disabled. The garrison will bo nblo to hold
out. Gen. Gordon tpends his nights In ce.iso-
esa watch , visiting the out i ii ts to see that
every sentry Is on the nlint. Italian two pal
aces with quits mounted en each. He al
ways examines the sum at day break In order
, lmt hmuay assurehlnuolf they nro properly
> rlmod and rrndy for action , Ho then lied
down and slor pa during the greater part of the
lay. ( Jen. Gordon Is dctcribcd on cheerful ,
r/io / man arc well supplied with tobacco. Vivo
) oat of the Black Watch Contingent arrived
at Korli havlnj ; accomplished the journey in a
shorter tlmo than any body of troops that
preceded them.
Mont rum Cattle starving.
BomiAff , Montana , January ? . Two to-
ports from the ttock ranges nro of the meet
discouraging character- James Dcdowlch ,
lust arrived from Madtiim county , says the
mow is over two foH deep on the level and
oittlo actua starving to death , Similar re
ports nro bro1 1 1 iby J. C. Brown. from the
Judith and Yellowstone country , whcro mow
i.M fallen to a great dpplh. The absence of
wind to carry it nway makes it nsxt to tin-
possiblu for cittlo to gotat the grass. 1'ilgrim
: attlo nro far worse than native H. Many fiuo
icrdi willba completely nunlhllatoa if the
cold snap Is repeated ,
Tr.\u UOMB Consnllilntod.
HouaroN , Jnnuaiy 2 C. 1' . lluntington ,
.ho railroad magnate , arrived hero ycntorday ,
accompanied by Thomas W. Pierce , president
of Ilia Galveiton , HarrUburg & San Aiitoino
railroad , find at a meeting of representatives
of various interests , a consolidation was per-
eclsd thn Houston * Texas Central railway
and the Galveston , Harmburg &San Antoine
aystcm , comprising the Galveston , Harrisburg
Sail Antoine railway , Texas , Now Orleans
fc Louisiana Western railway and Morgan's
Cioulslana & Texas railway.
Ilnllroad llntcs.
CIIIOAOO , January 2. The Illinois jratlrosd
commissioners seat a communication to Illi
nois roads ordering n reduction on rates on
Building material. The Like Shore and
Michigan Central announce an open rate of
SIR from Chicago to Boston.
The Michigan Contra1 , Lakn Shore end
L'onnsylvania roads this morning reduced
atea from Chicago to New York to SH ,
fcalpora make thu rate ? 13 0 vU Michigan
Central and S12 via Grand Trunk and Chicago
& Atlantic.
T/ie /
WiLKEsnAnne , l' . January 2. During
last night the Stuqnchanna rose rapidly
and this morning the water was 20 foot above
otv water mark. The ice again gorged at
Nantlcoke and the volume of water is pouring
throught the low lands on the west side oi
town. Railroad nnd other commuicatlon be-
, woon hero and Kingston Is entirely cut otf
ind travel to any point on the Dataware ,
fjickawannn & Western is impoieiblo except
by boats. Farmers living near the west bank
of the rivsr are removing their cattle to safer
quartets.
A Dannybronlc lit Dublin.
DUBLIN , January 2. Too usual banquet In
honor of tha inauguration of the lord mayor
a-held lait avoninsTJta tea t "The
Queen" was received with applauee , ininglec
with great hissing. The toast to the health
of Karl Srencer , lord lieutenant , was omitted.
Brooks and Lyons , members of parliament for
Dublin city , were unable to respond to the
toast , "Tho Irish Members , " on account of a
storm of groans and bueos with which thuy
were received. O'Kelly and Maynp , mem
bers of ptrliarnent , afterwards responded , and
were warmly applauded
Tlio Kliortlvo'H StilT Backbone.
VIENNA , January 2. The Togblatt says :
The Khedive of Egypt Is encouraged by the
advlco the of German and lliiislan govern
ment , has refused to comply with I''nglnnd's
demand to convene the chamber of notables
for the purpose of voting a reduction of the
land tax and pronouncing in favor of Knglisl
financial measures.
A French Footing in Panama.
LO.NDON , January 2. - It is reported that
the French government is negotiating with
the government of the United States of
Colombia for the soesion or purchase of the
islets oil the northwest coast of Panama , upon
which to form a French naval station ,
Powder Mill I'lvnloRfon.
XENIA , Ohio , Jaiiuaiy 2. The Cornlrg
mill , owned by the .Miami Powder Co , six
miles from hero , exploded , killing John Ginu
employed in tins mill.
Rheumatism
Vfo doubt If there Is , or can bo , a speclfi
remedy for rheumatism ; but thousands who
have suffered Its pains have been greatly ben
efited by Hood's Sarsaparilla. If you have
( ailed to find relief , try this great remedy.
"I was aflllctcd with rheumatism twenty
years. Previous to 18831 found no relief , but
grew worse , and at ono time was almost helj-
less Hood's Sarsaparllln. did mo more good
than all the other medicine I ever had. "
II. T. BAI.COM , Shirley Village , Mais.
" I had rheumatism three years , nnd got no
relict till I took Hood's Sarsnparllla. It has
done gre.it things for me. I recommend It to
others. " Li\vw BUUUAMC , Dklikford , lie.
Hood's Sarsaparllla In cliarnrlcrlzoil H
tlirco peculiarities : 1st , the combination ot
remedial agents ; 2illhoproportion/
liroccis of fic'curlnt ; the active medium t
mialltlca. The result Is amedlclno of umisiu
strength , effecting cures hitherto unlno\Mi
Bond for book containing additional evidence
"Hood's Barsanarllla tones up my system ,
purlllf.s my Mood , Bhiirpens my amu'tlto , smil
Hccms to maUo mo over. " ,1.1' . TuonrHow ,
ilcyl.ster ot Deudx , I.ov/el ) , Mass.
"Hood's Birsaparllla bcati sill .others , nnd
! ii worth It swulijlit In cold. " I. lUuuwuxoiJ ,
isu lUnk aticet , New Yorlc City.
E2ood'sSarsaparilJa
Bold by1 all druggists. (1 ; six for f 6. MC.ILO
only byO. I/HOOD It CO. , Lowell , Mans.
IOO ° DoGooOno _ Dollar.4/
On
Jattlo Advanced nnd Glased
HiVhor All Around ,
Hos Wore Stuady , and Broum
Very f uir Prices.
_
Wheat Still Ooiitinuos Advanoirg ,
Closing 2 l-4o
3orn Steady , Firini aud
l-20ont ,
O t Finn at4tl Stonily llyo Still
clmrjjcrt l'rovl lens Actlvo
null Advancing.
CHICAGO MAKKI3TB.
Special lelcgram to TlIK IKB. )
OATTLtt.
CHICAGO , January J.v'l'raila tulod miner
steady during the forenoon , nnd n lirga
number of shipping nnd dressed best utters
wont over the scale ; , hut ns the later '
howcd n larger per cent of cattle than antici
pated , values rnther wcnkened towards Uho
close , many inlcBinen qutling vnlncs rsubetnn-
Ually lower than yesterday or nt Iho opening ,
thtB morning , Tlio wcoVnocx was 1110113 on
coihrcon lowgrndo native steers than for the
b fit , lint class butchers' stock Belling fairly
well , but canning Block was Blow andpricoson
the tami ) ashade easier , Stockcre and feeders'
wro dull , but more on account of the abspnco
of country buyers than thn number on sale.
Good to choice , U100 to 15,00 lbs > . , Sii.fiOfSG 20 ; <
12CO to lltOO lb * , , 55.2r@D.CO ; common to fair ,
§ 4.00@5.00 ; choice to fair cows , S2.10@t.OO ;
medium to Rood , 2.)04OD ! ) ; stookers firm nt ,
S3.2U@a.t.i ) ; feeders , § l.00@40. ! ! Tha inar-
ket wai again active , and prices were n good
l > o per hundred pounds higher nil around.
Lori ; bnforo noon about all had
been cold , nud the market closed
Iioos
steady ; rough and common mny bo quoted nt
St 10@4 Ifi , and fair to good packer * $4 i5 ! ©
I 115 , with best heavy nt SI 404 60 ; common
llghi SI 17 ® 1 JO ; lights I V03 > t IIP , and close
ly assorted SI 40(5 ( 1 45 , with p'fjj ' nnd skins at
88SO@iO' ; ' ; packing nud ( hipping , 2.r > 0lc(875 (
lhi > . , § 1 40@4UO. A decidedly improved con- ,
dilion of Urines existed on 'chango lotday
were brought about by bcth ouUide inlluenccB
and Iho local bullish feeling which In n ken-
cm ! wny prevailed in nil Iho Iradinr ? articles.
The refcult was n marked advance all aro.und
which was generally sustained at the clo.sb of
thq rooming sesiion , whoa values were quits
strong.
WHEAT
oprnul m.tivo nnd hifiher , Ihera being a gen-
cnil desire to make purchases on npccnll.tiva
account. There was a drop cf ic undertho ,
opening liguren , but it was followed by quitu
a uready upward turn of 2c from Iho lowiSt
point , tha cliMO of the morning seEblcn b Ing
strong at this advance. The principal
ttroDgthening influences were light svicka
abroad-caused by the sleet in Kansas uniLthe
ice iu Indiana. No. 2 spiing Bold from 7Ho to'
I'OB.v
was'also steady nnd finn nt nn advance of , jj@ '
Jc , but was Lolas actias thfl ether grains
No. 2ca > h cold at 311tej5c : , closing ut/out-
side. Trading wan largely local , with nil the
options tihowiDf , ' a fair utrength at the close of
the morning tension. *
OATS >
Bynipnthl7od with other grains and rulediVory
ijrm nnilctotdy , though nol Iraded in-"With
any pirtlcular activity. Speculative dealings
were confined to May option"hich uloeed
firm aloulsido figures , [ } -
ItVK ii
maintained lha old figure' , No. 2 cash sillin ?
al 52 0 , and No. 2 en track al file ; nil fijrurai
were fail ly steady and fir.mly hold. , .
I'ltovisio.vd l |
were much nioie active und wcra lafilyi | (
traded in on local account al steadily adtpnc-
ing nrices , tha Joweel being currant -it the
opening. Tlio improved feeling came jifntly
from a better innrkcl at thu yards nnd from. ) ,
sympathy with grains. O.-ish quotations were : I
Vork , § 112.'i ; lard , S3 ( i'J ; tibn , fi 75. Optiona
ulcxed Hte.uly and strong nt the ad&inco
noted.
At the cluse wheat was raster for January ;
7 ic for February ; 79ic for March ; 85c for
Cora easirr at Jllljo for January ; 31go for
Pohniary ; Iinjc for March ; : ! 8io for Afay ;
OalH unchanged. '
I'ork eaBicr nnd lower al Sll H2A for Junu-
ary ; 811 4 I for February ; § 11 55 for March ;
SI 1 tr for May. * &
Liril i-aHicr al SO 07J for January ; § C 75 for
IVbruniy : til 85 fie March. ' t ,
Shut nbj finier at S5 8 , " > for JauuarVi.Sff.-
tr , for I'ebruiiryi SO ! 1J for March. / ) '
" it
A liCfzal Flslit IV r Olllco , jf
NKW YOIIK , .lantury 2I'l Henry Lobpmb , ,
who claims to be lrfMlly appointed corpora
tion counsel , began proceedings In thompariur
court against Klward i' V - fVidt
IMson'a brother-in-law , who alto lays [ claim ,
to the otlice of corporation counsel , to test hla
title to the position. Licomh clalma he wan
legally appointed by acting Mayor Sander , ,
whila Wood puts in n Urnllar claim to.tho
'ffico by the appointment of acting Meyer
Kirk. Judge Truax ycttorday grantcd'nn ' In.
junction restruinlnr ; Vod from cuteilng and
Inking posac slon the oflice. ,
Cotton WlllH StnrtlriK Ui ) .
BALriMOHK , January 2.The prcspiV \ * of
Iho cotton mills in this vicinity arociuch.
brighter. All but one mill was in operation
yesterday. The number which has beeii run
ning on a small portion of theb capacity' slnoi )
prlDg will at once start ILK full opsrUtlon
Lverjbody ia much cheeroi ) by tlio ltIgnt
proupecte , i
Orovcr nnd ! < > c Trade.
AliiANV , January2. iiu answer to ) it In.
ipiiry , Governor Clovoltnd sold that thet ] | : -
mant that ho WOH prccldout cf n frea tradtk- ,
club wai not true , 'J.'ie gorozao : futthea
stated ha had never boon connected "
with any auchorgauir.ralon.
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