Nebraska Newspapers

    OMAHA DAILY BEE.
FOURTEENTH YEAR. OMAHA , NEB. , TUESDAY MORNING , FEBRUARY 17 , 1885. NO. JIM.
LINCOLN.
Lincoln Legislative Wisdom Drawing
to a Close ,
More of the Important Billo In
troduced in the House.
Caucus-Holding is Now the Fa
vorite Pastime.
The Railroad Lobby is in Stronger
Force Than Ever ,
And the Buttonholing Business is
Extensively Carried On.
Uosa Hlont IB Ka\lne 31 nd O\cr the
In Vcstcriluj'H
HOP.
MOKtt HILLS.
IHIAWISOTO ACLim1.
.Special Correspondence of the
I.IMOLV Nub. , February 1(1. ( Following 1 *
AH oiitllno of Bnmo 03 the mote iirporUut bills
recently Introduced In the lions :
MU11CL. .
Koitie. 2 < > l-KtnerKOU , I'lewding that Iho
medical faculty ol Urn university hhould ap
point tbroo coinpotont persona to examine all
persons who deeire to commoner ) cr ccntltmo
the retail drus ; business. If found competent
a certificate shall ba issued to the applicant
for which : i fee ranging from $5 to $15 shall
1)6 charged. 2Co peihon is permitted to carry
on the drug businesa or compound prctcrlp
ttonsvithuut first obtaining a eeit licato , suih
cettificats to bo filed with the county clerk.
Penalty lor violation , $100 for eacn.olfense.
LUJUOIl L10KNHK ,
llouse , HS2 Win pear , Amending tha Slo-
cunib law without changing the amount of
license.
House , M7 Kehoo , Regulating granting of
license in counties anil to win niioor township
organizatieu , nona to issue for Icsa than 9500
per : mnuni |
MECHANICS' LHNSNI > K\FMriiovs ,
HOUBO , ; ! 30 Sterling , Rfgnlatincr leina for
labor performed and miterial furnished.
HOUBC , J"r > 2 Whitmora , Exempting wages
of heads of tamilics.from execution nrgarmshee
to the amount of twenty day's wages.
STATK INSTITUTIONS.
House , HUG Callalinn , To establish a state
board of charities , ctmpoaedof lovcn inemhc'H
appointed by the governor , to examine and
supervise all chiritablo and correctional ini-ti-
tutions supported by the state ; salary , mileage -
age and cxp neen.
House , % ' ! Wright. Transferring C7C 71 !
100 aciua of penitentiary lands to the school
fund.
House , 850 1'oynter. llstablnhing n nor-
null school north of the Platte und west of the
sKth piincipl meridiin ; competition forjo-
cation open U all towns in tlie dlatiict , bids
to bo nut loss than $7000 in cash Mid ground
for fiito , to bo filed with commHsloner of
public lands on or before July 1 next The
cost of the Hcbool building is limited to the
imnunt of tha bonus.
Hou o , 375 I'oynter , Kdlabliahing a nor
mal school at Albion , providing thu town do
natei ten acres of lunii nnd 8.010 , limiting
the cost tn 810,000 j.nd appropriating S.OUU !
tlieref r.
House , 35(5-Ojgood ( , KstiblUhing .istite
nounal school nt North 1'la o providing the
ton n don itea what M known ax the Barton
property , tognthur with ten acres of land , nnd
nppiopri ituiR 87,500 thurcfor.
House , 1(7C'orr ( , UstiblUhinc state nor
mal school at Sewnrd on condition that the
city donatu ten acrts of ground and 510,000 ,
ind appropriating * > .l,00i ) therefor.
tOUMA AFHVIUS.
House , 301 Russell , Providing for an nv
sistint school Hupjiiuteiidont in counties with
3 school population of ! ! ,000 , exclusive of
citlen and town * with a population of 00 or
more , h ilary , SI 0 a year.
Homo , 1(78 ( Kehoe , Amending section five
> [ tlu net Kovcrmngtcnvimhip organization.
House , lilCUarnoy , Authori7ing counties
to chnrgo toll on bndtjoa of 10J foot or morn ;
tolls to in.1 : For m tn .ind horae , 10 cents ; one
horse und wagon , 15 cents ; tw o hnnoi and
wagon , 23 caittt ; each horao , mule , donkey ,
cow , ox. or bull , fi enti ! other d nnestlcated
/iuinn 1 on foot , 3 cant ; no charge for tu
ner vh.
House , 3(50 ( Dempster , Regulating dupli
cati1 receipts isiued by county treasurers
lloii'e , H7eLeisvalJ , Tti.it the lotid super
visors blmli notify occupants of Und adjoining
public highway * ; to cut weeds thereon between
1st and loth ilayn of August.
Iloiun , B7I Munn , Providing that two-
thirds of the ( piahhud votora of n school
ilUtrut shxll have pu\\er tj select aits tor u
nctmol house
House , 8(53 ( wnUt , Providing tax " "receipts
hill 1)3 iiumbcreil consecutively each year
and prohibiting receipting of moro than one
jc ai' tixes in one receipt.
Till , tomin.
House , 363 Nnwcomer , Providing for ex
amination of parties to n Milt , to compel at
tendance uid punUli fur failure to attend.
1 louw , 380 ICniley , llepulatmg grant ol
chungcs of M'liuo anil xpccifjing causes.
House , ! l 18 Vornay , Ueculatlng prantitif
of changes if \ enue in felony cases.
SlISCHlANKOUs.
Home , H51 Holt , Joint reiolution rvlatiu
to drawing staten quota of arms and equU
ment for militia from L nltod States govern
mo nt ,
Hoi o , 35 ! ) Ta > lnr , AapproprifttlngS3OC (
for paj moilt of bjuntlea for dtBtruction o
wihlauunala | up to date.
House , 355 Hurknrll , Appropriitini
JbGS r > ! > to reiiubumi Heel Willow county fo
eMxniao * incurud in trial of Clinton Dill ,
House , 3)l ) ! IJulhiiston. Ltgali/tun th
t'leotion of ceitilu olhcera In the city ofVy
more ,
Home. ; t"D Ijsisvold , l'ro\Iiliii ? for tin
burial of diseased auuuala within twenty fou
hours after their death , and defining thaor
hog , <
Special talegt.un to Tine DKK.
lavcois , robruary Hi. C'liiom holding
tha favorite pastime tonight. Tbo railroa
lobby U here inforce stronger than eve
Neither side of the sen ito claims to have plai
laid for any further railro id warfare , but tl
vuia refused to vote on Saturday e
lct to record tho'r ' ta > i tomorrow. Kail-
toad men nra button hollcg mi mhetR on every
side , ind consultation * HID numerous. Unss
Stout H raving uiid over the t\joae In to
day'a UjK
' ] ho Kearney reform PI heel lobby is now
workli K i peculiar g imr > , promUing thcu sup
port ol appropriations fortho various proposed
a yhimi named , inimal fchnols , o'c It's a
game of "you tlcklo mo and I'll tickle jott. "
The Kl ln l ntry Aiarkcr.
OllH AOO , Febru iry lii. Tin Inter Ocean's
I'tlgta , 111. , * special nay * Tbi-sulw of butter
and chifo on tht > board of trade were very
light to diy on accmnt nf the sturm , Uutttr
Is dull md lower at 33 cents. Ko ch-i-te
was sold on the regular board Tlieia were a
few prlvat'1 sales at 3 cunts for h ltd fl.imp.
1'rivnte Halts of butter BggrigitiJ li'.I.OOO
pounds.
Cnpt. Har inx-u ( .Join it I'cnslon Con
trary to lii\\\ ;
\V\SIIINOTOS , Ffbtuory ld.-C pt William
Hargravo , of Gen. Stoneman's talf , who nn
.Tuly 4th , 180" ) , was precipitated down an tin
bnnkmcnt in an ambulates drawn by an un
manageable team , tliortbv rfc ° ! ving injuries
resultiui ? in illatbilltj , and win applied for t
ppnsion has been pi intod one by the secretiry
of the interior , contrary fo the c * < cition of the
pi-nsion bureau. Hnrgrave'a injury was rr-
ceivfd wlula nn his way to n Uh of July cele-
lirnticn and the pennon burriiu decided that
the olliccr was cot on duty.
Ki'prcROnlntlvo Downs , of HllnolH Is
Not U'livcrlnf.
Oincvro , Tibruiry li. ( In connection with
Ui3 charges made in the Chicago papers this
morning that representative Downs is w , ver-
in ? and was going ts the ranks of Logan , Col ,
Dawdall , who wns In the city today submitted
the following. No delegation of 1'toria dem
ocrats went to SpringBcl I to ttiflen the spinal
colun n of Representative Downs , _ Nouo was
reached. ] lepreecntitiva Dowm is as tiue to
tha democracy as the needle Is to tbo pole.
Ho is fcr Morrison and will stand by him to
tha tnd.If _ the membsrs meet ngatn in caucus
nud ollieiiilly decide to vote for another fen
senator , then John Downs will go with his
party. Until then hn u for Morrison.
( Signed ) W. T.Dow DAI r .
The ( j. Itond HUH a Pm Hli-ui > at
Dovvnti'rf ( Jrovp.
CIPCARO , Vebruary 10 The Chicago , Uur
liogton & Quincy p issongei train , duo hero at
7 o'clock this morning , reached the suburb of
Downer's grov o eight hours late , and was goIng -
Ing at full speed , A mbplaced suitcli nent it
upon the ndetrack , vvhera it struck a switch
oiigino , The two engines of the passenger
train nnd the switch engine weieneirly do-
moliahod. The fireman , Jacob Gardner , had
hia log broken. No one else hurt.
Must Keep a Rcceml ,
CHICAGO , Fobiuary If-Tho ! Daily Xews
Springfield , 111. , special says : In the senate
to diy n resolution of inimtry was Introduced ,
stating tlut the chi'dren of the' Soldiers' Or
phans Home , n , rsorinal , nro being Rent away
and no trace kept of them ; ono "tluld , it is
stated , was found after a long search , and
was VTorkug on a plantation in FloiiiU.
Steamers li-c IiotKeel.
Cmovf.o , I'ebmary ! ( Daily Kews ,
Grand Haven , Michigan , BOJS : No word has
betn received from the missing propeller ,
Michigan , which h is been out nn ontiiu week
with ft crow of 21 on boird. She has provi
sin IB enough for three months , and the creiv
will nut sutler severely If tha vessel is merely
ice locked , but the foir is that she nas gotu
don in the recent gile .
The 1'roptller Witconsin is in the ic'e six
iliy off the shore ) . The lea of the lake vias
dm en to thi.s sldo by the winds.
The .Supposititious Onblncf.
AIIIVNV , rebcuary 1 ( ! . Some people ) hero
this evening who profess to know declare up
to this lime tint Presidentelect CUvolnnd
has not made .1 definite selection of any single
member of l > ia cabinet , while others Mi'-tat
thit Cleveland \ * alrutely fiven the np-
pointrncnt of secretary of stJto to .Senator
lljyard.
A prominout domocnit htio to-night pro-
dicta the following as thu names of Cleve
land's ' cabinet : yecrotary of State , Dayard ,
of Delawaie ; secretary of the treisury , Man
ning , of iMew York ; tetiotary of ihy interior ,
ML Don lid , of Inelitna ; necretaiy of thenavj ,
CSorman , of Maryland ; secretary of wur ,
Thurman , of Ohio ; putma < tcT geneial , Vilas ,
of Wisconsin. Senator Thurman was ox
pi : ted in Albany to night , but it is supposed
liu was detoned by the ptoriu ,
Vicc-PrcHldcnt-elcct Hrndricks Kuts
a Heal CliiiuHo Meal.
Isntvioiis , I'obruary Ifi. The Chinese
residants of Indianapolis viound up their New
Year's festivities on a moro extended fcalt
than usual this year , with an elaborate ban <
( piot to night , for which they provided the
feast largely from pmluc'H of tlisir nativ (
liuct. Among thaS 0 who Mt down at table
vvno Yici L'rosidant-dnct Hnudrich" , Gov
Uravla > or McMastera nnd n number ol
legislator ! and otrer prominent elti/ena. Tin
Iiroyiaininu was varied by tuveral exor ( l es bj
th > hosts in their native : md adopted tongue ?
Picked Up t Bon
NhwY tliu , February 1C. Thoba-k Lillian
M. Vlgnes , from London , arrived here to day
She ieports that on January 23 , ehe fell in
with an open boat ccntainlrg Capt. Larson
the second mate and two t-eamen of the barl
Alfred , from I'onsacola , January 1 , fur Liver
pool , wit li.t cargo of lumber. The men wen
in an e\ hum ted condition. She took them 01
board and brought them to thia port , dipt
Laiaon n pruts , "I was in the open boat preparing
paring to take the remainder of the crew Iron
their malting > hip when the g lie and tha te ;
cariied iliam elf and I was thus compelled t
abandon the remaining eight men of hi
crow ,
ISollor Explosion.
a Sinisaiini , 111. , February ! ( ! . A belle
exploded this morning at the east co oporativ
co d shaft with great force , killing Aldermu
Diughtoo and severely Injuring JohuLu
dilgun.
A Slon.OOO i'Mro.
Coi I'iililH , ( ia. , I'ebruary 111. A special I
tha Kaqulrer-Smi from Kafata , Ala. , sa ;
QB I that a fire yesterday moroingr'o troyed SIC. '
liu 1000 worth of property ; total Insuranca SSl
\ 030.
WASHINGTON NEWS.
Th ] Infliins in M iitaiia Snffcping from
Exposure a d Staiy-tion
The Retirement of Gan ( Grant
Discussed in the Senate
Dr , Miller's ' Prospects Good for
the Postmaster Generalship
$200,000 , Appropriation for the
Army Medical Library.
The Senate Takes Up the Okla
homa Land Question !
Oapt , AVin. Ilni raM ) Gets n Pension
Contrnr.v to the Decision ol' the
I'unsliin Itarunu ,
SI3NA.TK.
WASIIINOTOV , 1'ebtusiy Ifi. The postolhco
appropriation bill was 1 i'd before tha senate
and referred.
Mnrioll reported favorably the bill author
ilng erecting the public buddings at Keokuk.
Calendar , the bill , to quiet the titles of set-
tlets on the Dea Moincs river lands , was laid
bsforo the senate as unfinished businoa. Lap-
ham having the floor.
Sherman said it naa interfering with other
more important matters , and ho moved to lay
It on the table.
Allison said thia bill was as important as
any other measure before the senate.
1'lumb thought it would take no more time
to voteou the paesago of the bill than to lay
it on the table. Sherman's motion was de
feated , 17 to 23. Itwaa then agreed to lay
the bill temprrarlly aide in order that the
tenata might proceed with the consideration
of the Indian appropriation bill.
Sherman asked the chair whether the Dos
Moiwa bill would still continue as unlinisheel
business during the morning hour. The chair
replied aflirmatlvely.
Sherman "Then no business can be done
in this senate except thit fiom the appropria
tion committee nnd thia Drs Monies bill' : "
Allison "Untd it is disposed of. "
Sherman "Then wo may as well take It
up and take it easy fnr the rf st of the ses
sion I don't think that it will do to play in
legislation , "
The consideration of the appropriation bill
was then proceeded with.
Vestjead a letter from the governor of
Montana , eaying that notwithstindlng the
relief otfi red by the government , the Indians
in many paits of Montana were auffenng ex
tremely from exposure and starvation. Veat
made a long speech , pleading for moro olhclal
aid for them ,
D we , m the speech , supported the bill
Aftn n further debata Vest b amendment to
increase tli6 emergency fund to § 50,100 was
agreed to.
I he anti-foreign contract labor bill was then
placid befnro the senate , but was laid aside to
continue the consideration of the Indian ap
propriation bill.
On the subject of the proposition to strike
out from the bouae bill the Fection authori/iug
the pros dmt of the I nitel States to negoti
ate with the Creek , Semmole and Cherokee
Indiana foi the surr nder of their remaining
mlits in the so called Oklahoma lands , Vest
stioogly urged tha retention of the cliuse. It
wis EO BOCiut , Vest piid , that a > aul W.H now
being rrgani/cd more lornndable than any
over b fore existed , to po into the Oklahoma
country. Dverymail from the wett brought
sen itora the inquiry : "When can wo go to
Oklahoim * " The other day \ ist received a
two dollar lull from a in n who
said he wanted him ( Vest ) to take
that money and msti ute prcc ° edinga
to secure him n homestead in Oklahoma
( LauUiter. ) The laat raid had come to.-in end
in Vent's opinion moro heeiuso of starvation
than anything ele. . Had the iiudfrs been
furnished with supplies s well as with arms ,
there would bo the terrible spectaclepresento I
of an armad conflict between troops and citi
/ens. letters from the weat are followed by
the question , why is it that the cattlemen can
go in there and tiXo up a million acre * of the
public ill main , uhil < 3 a poor man can't get a
homo there ?
Vest behaved that If emigre" * left the ques
tion where it was now , there would ba a con
flict in the Bpuui ? .
15eck naid as there was sufficient authority
ia the executive to meet any f mergency of the
charactar reform ! to by Vest , andcod (
citizens enough to support tlw administration ,
he flaw no itason for keeping in this provuioc
of legislation.
The provision wai struck out.
The consideration e > f the bill being com'
pleted , Mandeuou nnd Miller of Ciliforni.i
ondoivorrd but In vain to replace in the ten.
ate come legislation provisions stticUeu oul
in tnmmltto : ) of the whole.
The bill then p.wed.
Thn agiiculiurul appropriation bill was thei
called up , but went over till to morrow.
The executive Fcjsion then adjourned.
An effort wet , made to d iv to verify tin
sta'ement th it Senator I'endlotou has wrlttei
n letter to I'tesident elect Cleveland , strnn l ;
favoring , lndgo Thurman for thu cabinet , ro
suited Id the discovery tint no huch Ictte
had been written and none contemplated.
WASHINGTON" , Tebruary K ! . The houa
met in continuance of i'riday'a i-ehBion am
itnmedi ite y went Into a committee of th
whole on the legislative appropriation bill ,
Consldeiablo progress was mndo in readin
the bill \\hon the committee lose , and the ECS 3
o tion of Monday began ,
llengan olfi red a resolution requesting th
eccietaty of the treasujy to forward the mfoi
mntion In n'zard to the range and rancho c
the cattle trnfhc of the western atates. Jit
for reel to tha senate.
Amendments totha armv appropriation bi
were now concurred in by the conferonc :
committee.
The hou'o committee on elections to-da
toiiDlderrd tha cloition caao of Miltan ( rep
vs. ISrotdhead ( dem ( of Missouri , and decide
to report in favor of the Utter.
Toe case of 1'icderlck vs. Wilson of low
will bo considered on Wed net day.
The homo proceeded to the considoratii
cf business under special i tiles ,
Slocum , under instructions from the mi.
tary committee , moved to suspend them ! '
and p.m the tenatn bill for tbo rfllrt ment of
HtjiiPtnl Until. Tim Is the hr t bill paited
by tin ! setmle , and stK-jificillv name ? the otli
cor to In ii'tired Hrrr anil \ \ aim r , of Ohio ,
demanded iv sfcind to the tin ii.in tn su | mnd
the rules Secom < uJ , 111 t T2. The tlutty
minutes dclntoulloned under the luleivvn's
opened by SI KJUIU in belulf i f the bill. This
bill , he md propeed to plnc the centra , in
the same ] io > itl n IIOAV mid Invi occup'ed had
ho n t. according to the ill of the people of
the country accepted the otlno i f chUf mngis-
tra'o. ' Thagovernmput Inl mfcr ilonoiinv
thing for General Urmt , beynnd pt > iuglum
the danes to which ho was entitled bylaw.
Thn tn ' .Inn to MH | t nd the rulei ami pass
hij lull was lost ; VOIM IIS ; n IVM 103 Not re
| iiin J n two thirds in thetllinnatlve' .
Republicans who vcti d in the negative on
the bill did si ) l > llev ing tint U would plicn
thopiesiddit under tl.u neci < sity of vetoing
the 1110unto which ho ettoiuu approved.
Mnuey , from the comm ttei em pe < tothces
and post roAu , moved to U'pi pel the rules
anrt paii thp bill to regulate the letting ef
mail contract ? ,
Dmglny mid Ulnmt ndvocHed the bill on
the greuiul tint it w mid puvuit a ropatitinn
of tin tUr route ( caudal The bill pused.
I'.ltort ? nude by the committed on naval nnd
Ii dinn affairs to Ki'curo a night pe , a tn for the
coniulerati ui of thu measure reported by them
with a fulnro.
Tim bill Bpnropriating 8200,000 for the erection
tion In WnthmBttn of a building for the h
brary of the medicil deputmentof thol'mted
St-vtis army pvsed tinaer smptnaiou of the
rule.
rule.C
C muu'tleo ' of the whole adjoiiinod.
The motion in Uio liouse to suspend Iho rule
d pai < the Giant ittirvmcnk bill was lo"t
YO-IH , 118 ; H.IV.S 10J. Not tliereiiutsitlve
two-thirds in the afinnative.
VVASBINGION NEWS.
WA IIINQTOS , 1'eb'iiary ! ( ! . At a meeting
of the house committee on appropriatloua to
night Itaudall'a proposition to iucroaso the
n'vvy was adopted with atriondraenh. The
amend mi nts provide th it the board t con
sider the designs ( hall consist of tin to civil
i ins , ono line oflicer above the rank of cap
tain , a naval constructor , n naval ongine-or
and the secretary of the navy , that awards
for the dofipnn of vensela shall bo limited tote
to trn tlimi-j.ind and five thousand ; that there
thnl be but four dilFetcnt kiuds of veaach and
that the report ot the board shall b ? unbuilt-
tad to tha president before the first Monday
in Decembar , and ho In turn shall transmit it
to c ingress , The naval appropriutionbill will
ba completed in the morning ntel reported to
the house.
The resignation of Attor , the Amoiicin
Minister to Rome , has been accepted by
President Arthur , nnd will take effect on
Mirch 1. The state elepartmant has confirm
ed both the report of Astor's resignation and
its acceptance.
Dr. Miller's "Prospects nt the Po t-
luavlor Conoralslilp Senator
Thurmaii'H Tctotnllsm.
Special tolegnm to THE BKB.
fASHiNorox , February 1G. A prominent
democrat who waa among those who recently
called on President elect Cleveland , said yes
terday : "I will toll you of ono man almost
ceitain to go into the ) cabinet , and that is Dr.
Miller , of Nebraska.
I saw a letter to-day , the contents of which
I can not refer to beyond eaying that it con
firms my belief that Tr. Miller will be the
next postmaster genui.il.
Dr Miller has made three trips to Grey' '
Btn c tinea the election and the postmaster
gcmialship H whatlie la after lime it on
the bast authority ) * that Tilden ha ? asked
Clevelnhd to Rive WUler that office , and thit
ia almost Jqivnlenftu ) , nn nppo ntiuent. " "
Another democratic leader , who
was pribent when this statement
wns made , said "that if Tilden has asked tb.it
Di. Miller bo uppomtel it will be done ,
' Wo have already seen enough to prove
tint Tilden Is thu 'power behind the throne , '
nnel I can say that there are a grcjt many
dmuocnts wao ate not at .ill pleased with the
pi fpcct. " '
Thi Washington Post which Ins been boom
ing Senator Thunnin foi n cibinet plao has
a column and a half interview with him to
day in wh ch he admits in rep'y to iiupihies
th it li's rheumatism troubles him n gcoj dex
but he H quite himself otherwise Ho laugh :
at the reports that ho is b'eaking down , nne
teat 03 for the reports that ho H n hard
drinker , ha his of late quit drinking
altogether , not even drinking
wine nt dinner. He pronounces
hirme'f ' a tctotulcr , and us to the cabmHt In
has asked nobody to Ulk to Clevnhud fo
him. Ho has not teen nor written tj Gov
ernor Cleveland , nnd has dona absolute ] ;
nothing in in effort to get the place H
Raya frankly ho thinks a man who would try
to get a cabinet place is not fit for such n
position.
.1. ,1. Bulllvnu'ri CnnlV.'BSioii.
CillPAe.o , 1'tbiuary Ifi. .T. , T. Su'livnn '
under ar/cjt for perjury In the Mackin trial
has m ide a con teas ion plluging that IIIH test !
monv on behalf of the defense Is untrue , nnr
that it w.n p rt of the conspiracy entered
into by hmudf and others who wen to ro
celve for their HOFVIces u considerable i um of
money.
NoCiiiihCot Action.
Lomvm.E , Ky. , 1'ebruary II ) . lu the
law and chancery court Judge fiimrall , in the
ca o of the supreme lodge of the Knigtits of
Honor against ita cx-tri isurer , Breckenridgo ,
asking that n receiver be appointed to take
charge of the funds , refused to appoint n re.
ci ivar , ssjiug that tbo plaintiff h u no right to
bring uuii.
The Oregon Sunalorlal JSnlIot.
PoiiTliSD , Oio , rebruary IS.The nona-
torial ballot : Hlreoh , i"l ; George , II ; Boise ,
12. ThajtrDem. ( ) , L"l.
A X7.OOO Flro In Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI , 1'ebruary 1C. A fire tonight
damaged the mill of Mil ] ? , Spellmiro fc Co.
S75OUO , insurance * * 0,000.
K The VoiniKBtown , O. , llolllns
Work.
YOUNOHTOWN , Ohio 1'ebruary 10 , The
protpicts for n revival of work among the
rolling mills here is much better , Many ol
the nulls have already starti el up and others
are anticipating starting hoon.
:0 ( Allalrn in I'mianiM.
PANVVIA , February Kverythmgls qulel
en the lethmui , hut the populace are ills
gusted nt being captured nnd forced into mil
itary service , No vessels lire allowed tn leavi
I'anani i for the I'acibc ports of the 1 nuee
HUtes of Columbm , and none are allowed t <
leave Colon for any Atlantic port o\cept Car
tbageuia , This la proof of the cluie grip thi
,1 revolutionists are keeping on all roads to th
ca inteilor.
FOREIGN EVENTS.
Gcii , Wsc'ey Will Accent of a Can-
aim RcgimGit ,
Unpleasant Labor Demonstrations
Happou 5n Dowuirg Street.
Russia Orders 4,000 , Krtipp's ' to
Fortify Central Asia.
The Announcement Creates a
Sensation in England ,
Massacre of the Turkish Out
posts by the Arabs-
Tlio IVcnch ami the Chinese Ilnvo
A SarininiiiKO on the
Son.
roitnuix xinvs.
( IKIlVIANV's 1JUH 0V WHKAT ,
BKIILI.V , February 10. During n debate in
the Itelchstasc to-day on tha subject of In
etching tha duty on cereal ; . I'lsmarck caul
that the majority of the members of the
Kelchstag approved of the duty of three umk
on wheat ,
URI.LI.V , Febniary 1C. The rleclutagto day
voted to laiee the duties ou rjo and wheat to
! ! marks. The increase was opposed by the
New German liberals and socialists nnd mip-
ported by the conaeivativei , imperialists nnd
national liberals ,
UM'IVSNT mMOVSTltVTIONS l.S DOWNING
STRKK1 ,
LOVIION , Fobruarv 16. A dejiut ition of
workiugmen escorted by n procestion of 3(0 >
unfinplojed Iiboierp. accompanied by bnda
and carrying baunori < , marched to the otllces
of the local government board to day. Ar
rived tlio deputation entered and demanded
lahtf lor the uuemploye 1 in London through
the distribution of thu public works.
The otlicials in charge of tno boarel rooms
so-newhat dismayed by the deiuonstntion ,
but politely informed the deputation that no
oflicial unsworn to the dem ind could at that
time be given , because Sir Clurlea I Hike , the
president of the board , was away , and dining
bU .absence nothing could be dono.
This reply was received in eullon silence ,
and the crowd , which by this time had be
come a mob , rushed in a body into Dawning
street , despite all efforts of the police to pre _
vent thorn , and until dispersed stood howling
around the oflicial tesidence of the prime
minister.
AIIMY CHWQES AV AHA ] ! IIMOLT MASS\CIIE
[ eiK TURKISH ODT1 OSTS.
LONDON' , February 17.Genoral liracken-
burg will retain command of the late ( lenornl
Kirle'H division , ( ioneral Uvelyn AVood will
join Ijord Wolseley as chief of staff , General
Grenfeld taking h's command. Foil'
thousand Kgyptlan troops are
echeloned between AEsouoin nnd
Uonsoln. IIa san IS ° jy'a coutiugont will join
the English forces atKorli.
tv'evvs nf na Arab revolt in Vomcn ba ] just
reached London , ThovArabn mass&crod , the
Turkish oufposfgarrisons. 'Tlie gov ernor of
Sana missed the reminding twenty five hun
dred Turks and appealed to the Porto for
four thoue.iid reinforcements. The insuigcnta
we ia incited by emltHariea of the Mahdi who
is pieparirg to make an attack.
HlCO ( IIIN1 3K NAVAL V1OHT.
I'vuis , 1'ebnnry 17 The Temp'a telegi am
from Shanghai , dated Sunday , saya tbat Ad-
uiiidl Courbet un Saturdxy morning opened
liru on three Oliiueso men of war which toik
fuga in tholsmg I'oj rivti. A further re-
ult of the attack n not known. An mtoneo
> g prevailed at the time.
The Uiltisli Grain Alnrkct.
LONDON , February Id. Thu Mark Line
pies' , in the weekly review of the British
rain tiade , say * : The crops progrosa favor-
, bly. Wheat is OJ to la low or. Salea for the
reek , C8S11 , ( luarters , at : ! 2a fiJ , agnnst
2l-'l , quarters at 37s ? d the corresponding
eekiif last year. In Horn there was using-
.mli . sale , owing to the 1 irge for
ign arrivals. 1'oroign who it is main
ire ; piices nomin illy m&intaincd , witl :
.uius in favor of bu > ( u , American
mai/o quotably uinlterod deflpito the largo nr
ivala. In cirgois there were elf the coisf
; .alo , 1 ; Calilomia nruvaN , 2 ; 1 vvlthdrawc ;
remiin ami ! , " > are dua the current week.
To duy tharo vv.n mily a ret id tiido. Who t
ttluei ate nominally nncliangod Flour vv is
erj slow and rather against dealers.
Cotton \V rciiem > llurnort.
.i , Ala. , 1'obruary 16. Shee-
lan's w arehouse m Itafnln burned this morn-
ng vvitli 1 800 bilea of cottjn. Loaa fully a
liundrod thou cnd dollars.
The Sharon DIVOICC Uasc.
SVN J'KANCl-ieo , IVbiuary 1C. Judge Sulli
an this moriiinx rendered his decision on the
question of alimony and counsel foes in the
.Sharon dlvoroi caso. He granted the nlain
till , mi'Mis * Hill , & 600 u month from the
diito of her application , January Utb , and
§ " > 0,000 counsel fees.
Judge Sullivan made an orili r directing tbo
payment on March ' .Ith of the com sel fees ,
tht ( e montliB' alimony and ? 2,5CO alimony on
tlio Htli tf eich month then ifter.
Sharon bung mterviowrd on the subject
Bald : ' I bhall neither pay promptly nor hall
I pay at all. Then-cm be no compromise.
My honor and the honoi of my chlldieu la at
ht ik < . I would not purchase peace at any
price. I will win peace from thi di ciiiou cl
dm court. I'rnceedingf ) for appeal will bi
taken immediately , '
The Illinois l.c lsliuni oSnovv'i'il In.
CHICAGO , I'abruary II ! . The Journ d'a spec
cial , from iSprlnglu Id , 111 , , saya : \t n join
session of the legislature tn vote for United
dtates Ronitor 67 members wejo absent. Tdl
egramawde reetived from aeveral. The ;
were snowed in en the mil way trains. Th
speaki r as uau d , voted tor Morrison , the old ;
vote cant. A telegmm w.n received from on
of the Chicago members , that be U tick mi
will IH iiDabletnatterd the session , for ei vet
ul days. It is not believi d that a n gular vet
for senator will b ) reached this week.
Mi Duilloj ( lunttcil to Hull.
Niw Yoiik , 1'obruiry 10 , Mr . DulUy
was arra'gnod ' to day at the Vorkvlllo ixilice
cimrt. liossa w.vi not present. Mr Duiilc )
testified that olio tli t Hewia for tha p rpo > o
df killing him bocuuo hn v as nn enemy to her
courtry. Justice 1'attfts n cotiMntcel to tix
the bill for the premiers appeaiHtue lioforu
the grand jury at f , OlU. )
Djiiuinli
XKV , VOIIK , IVbruary Ki-1'.lght cues rf
( hmumlo were stolen Irom the inaga/iun of
the Amcnc.ni Dvnamito company in Witt
Clu ster county. 1 Ivory clfort ii belt g made
tolocitelt , as thn ( ' > nnmito is not n matkut
nble prcduct. The tlih K < < me bellfvcd to In
cot nectetl with tha socialistic or otlur orrrtn
i/itlonef djimmiters. Dn the night of the
robbi-M fitirmon wmomu rowing ucns the
found from liay Chcstei to the Long Idaml
flmre It Is nportdtliN morning tt at two
Lnpluheletectlvi-s ore Rivlug Iheli attention
to the C.IPO.
The Si ) iiu In \ m IIIIIH rent 11 In the
\nrili\vit-t ,
CllICA.o , 1'ebitiary 10.-Tlu wiather in
this city ami throughout the uorthweit Inn
been Intensely cold all day. At N ei'clock this
morning In Chicago thei morcui ) Indicated
h'Uon ' detrtis below rero , Tie1 sky HUH
clftiir , but the urwi3 tilled with frozen \n\ \
tides , drifting More a keen and ctittli g west
wmd , which drove nearly overyb dy fro n the
exposed streotn and ni.vlo the | ede ttHiH si ek
the Bholtored sides of buildings when forced
to bo out. Ths Btpim hlgnolaof tlippoxem
inent W ( ro living all d ly , ind notwithstalid
nig thu uilliitiiceof a bright sunshine , the
mercury only struggled tip a few di grots. 11
reached its highest point , four dcgiocs below
rero , at I u clock thia f tt moon. At ti o'clock
it bad fallen to ni\ below ; at 0 o'clock it waa
ten below , w hilo reports fiom the west nnd
northwest , from which il comec , Indicate n
still lower temp-rntaio before morning Street
car travel has been Mow and lodiotp , and the
working ptopUi suffered much delay and in-
cniivutnenco in going to nnd returning
fiom their work. The c.iblo cir
linehave experienced moro trouble
within the past two or three days than utuii )
other tiniQ during the wintor. The snow of
jesterday was heavy and lunl to h uidlo , and
ilia low temperature has made niiclnnorj
buttle , so that the traction cable Ima snapped
once or twice and the pulUy wheels hive don *
the same forcing the company to M O hories
to draw the cara for n considerable portion of
the lima since Saturday. Tlio result was sev
eral blockedes nnd much Kiitfering from the
cold weather by tha waiting people.
Tiainaon moat of the i.ulromU hnvo been
gieally dehyed during the day , and the situation -
tion aeenicd to giow vvoro rather than better
na the doy progremod. The reads to the south
and Bouttirast sulfarod most. The Chicigo &
Alton , Illinois Central , Louisville , Now Al
bany it Chicago and somf other roads are
coirpletely blockaded by Drifting fnnw , uud
most of the roads ure obliged to side track
freight triune. Some of the east bound road
refused to take freight for trnnsmlncion.
The western roods are being rapidly blocked
up with freight for tranifinis-ion oust
and many train lo ids are side tracked ,
beyond the city limits , waiting to bo switched
acrois to counseling roads which aie not now
in condition to receive them.
Tne mails are greatly behind time and ir-
rcgulai , from every ditection , and business is
being seriously affected on thataccount.
.Reports from western and northwestern
iwints show the following temperatures : All
below ? ere : Omnb i , J3. St 1'anl , 10 ; Des
Moiuos , Hi ; Dubuque , IS ; l'argi > , Dak. , 28 ;
JampRtown , Dak..t5 ; Winnipeg , .11 : St. Vin
cent , Minn. 82 . Denv er reports : t3 nbovo.
Asa result of railroad ulockado six thfatcrs
here failed to glvo'a performance. The Olym
pic , People's , Standard , Academy , Lyceum
and the Ciiteriiui vveio the homes which an-
couuced that their respective companies were
detained on the out of the way sidingi in the
country snow-banks. The other thenti rp , not
withstanding the frigid temperature , ( lid n
rushing bu ines * , on account of thu nnimu'lv '
small number of places ready to supplj tha
dcT and for entert linment.
1'oiiT Jiitvis , y.Y , i'ebruaiy 10 'Iho
storm to day was the woisl of the IOIPOII.
Six inches of dnow fell hero nnd drifted
Much difficulty wns expeiienceel in getting
trains throujh , several becoming stidlod , 1 he
storm changed thia afteinoon to rum , which
fell In torrents for several hours , It is nov.
colder nud the storm is clearing.
Sei\NTON , Pn , J'obi nary Hi A blind ng
enow Btoim began about fi o cluck thin morn
ing. Tr lins me stopped nnd in some in
pUnces wrecked. 'JVlephono wiies are pros-
tratfd and tcleirriph vslrea will not work.
XKW YOUK , 1'obruary 10 'I In heavy lain
stoiin here to day gave jil ici to wind in tie
evening hnovv and rain prevailed along the
Hudson river north of 1'oughki epmo and
trams blucknupd by inow The Hudson
nin many other livers In the ttato rom voty
high and much dam RO is done The storm
Is very severe along thi Atlantic coast.
Wiikisimim , 1'a , Febiuiry Hi. The
fie ct-tt storm of wind , uln and snow over
witnessed here began tlm niornincr , and bus
been raging nil day , but is Boinewlrit calmed
down thia evening. Tbirtonn inchcH of snow
has already fallen , ind if tbii storm contmiien
the railroid trums coming down the mount
ain H will be blocked.
Kallrnads Hnovv ISoumJ.
K VNkAKEi : , Ills , Febiurnry If ! . The south
bound mail triin lift Chicago ut 8 i , m. , is
snowed in at Muntlno. Five fi et of t-now
MIICO 11 n. m , to-day. Thu north bound nc
loimnodntion is enowod in it Tucker , five
miles below Mnntino The nnovv blockade on
the Cincinnati , Indianapolis , St. Louis and
Uh'cagu , Is nnurokt n near ht. Anne. It is
believed it will so remain till to morrow noon.
No trains are moving on the Indiana , Illinois
and Iowa road. The Kankakeo and
road passenger due here na 10 a , m , ,
m.
Wllllnm Stuart. AVholesnlo Grocer ,
Shot hy n Uur lar ,
CHICAGO , February Id , William Stuart , o
retired wholesale grocer , was AM aliened tn
night At hia residt nee on Dearborn avenue lj
n burglar nlsrm uttacbed to ono of the windows
dews , He > went out on the veranda with i
revolver In his hand and catching eight of i
mm ciJiithingin thu nhcdow fired n shot ti
attrict the attention of the police. Th
stranger immediately ( zrapp'i 1 with Ktewurt
wren ted the wo poll from him and without :
word sent a bullet through the ox merchant'
lures. ' 1 he supposed thief eecaped. Btewni
will likely die.
Thn Htorm JM Dakoln.
DICKINSON , I'ebriiary 1(1. ( Thei worbt storr
of the winter h raging nil day. It H snowlu
Iprd and drifting badly with the temjkaratiu
at/era , Trains on the Not them I'acifu ar
'allddayed ' fieveiul honr.i , He | > oit ) ludicat
m WINCE.
Leading Articles on 'Change ' Sliowcil
a TolcraMy Firm Fecli g ,
The General Oattlo Market Was
Dull ami UnBsttled ,
Hoga Fairly Aotivo But Prioaa
Wcro Kathor Uucveiii
Wheat Opened at nn Advanoa
Which Was Mniutaiued ,
Oorn B'sponded to the Iniprovcil
Condition of Other
OatH llnle I Very Qutot .v. > Ruled.
Steady I'ldvlHloiiH ( Generally
A < tit o nnd Improved ,
CHICAGO !
SiM-cial Tologrim to TIIK HKK.
CIIHMGO , Vobniary 10. The lending
articles on 'chinRe to e.ay tlioucil n tolerably
firm fteliug , and recorded a filr advance over
the opening price * , which in wheat were j@J
higher , but in other articles ntwutthc same na
Satuielay'a closiug quotations. Local fhorts
were moder.itu buyers. Tlu o with light ro-
ceipU nud firmer cabloa , enstalncd the market.
VYHIIAT
Opened i@Jc higher than Saturday's ofliunl
quotationa for near dalivories nud other quota
tions were substantially steady , nnd fir imean
vvai contribut d by light reciiptH , local buy
ing and slightly improved Cable * reported
an advatco in consols , which was used mod
ointely us n bullish nrpmneut. An ndvnnimiit
the seller May of jc wns nn < tnliievl. The
morning session cloning steady null hrm. No.
2 spring wna quoted nt 783@78o , the outside )
being for thia weeks delivery ,
( OUN
responded to the Improved condition existing-
in ether grains nnd the pmvieion Hit , and n- -
vanced all the way from ja to § 0 , tha outstdo
being In remote futures. Few , If any , feature >
weie developed , there being tinh moderato
local trado. No. 2 cosh sold at ; ! i"ic
OATH
ruled v ory quiet but steady and moderately
farm at nn advance of niKiiit Jo. Transactions
were confined to sellers May , nnd were few in.
number because of light offerings nnd few
bnjing orders.
ruled steady nnd n little improved over Satur
day but nt the aamo time W.H inactive ! Fronh
receipts of No 2 c nh were held nt h.I c with
rnyjnlar nt t > 21c , March would hnvo brought.
G'.lc , Aptil < > JJc aail Mav I7 c.
l KOVPJHJNS
weregenerilly improved , being nt times quito
active and higher nil through thu api'culativa
test. Loading grains proved a support topro-
virionK , which vveio also aided by improved
c1 nditlnns nt the ynrdc. Scalpers , however ,
were the heavioet operator * . Tha largeet ail
vence wns in pork , which improved 121@15o v
niter quotations. Cash ijTOitaliona were uom- jl
Innlly the name ft'Jfcbrnary. Oa the scale I
grains were a shade oneier. while proviiiona ' * .
were steady. With the number carried over
on Saturday thera were at least 10,000' ' on
sale.
CATTLE.
Tin'general market was dull and unsettled :
there was pearcely HiirTicient bii'inefi-to make )
tha m ukc't or est inlUh prices. Shipprm coulel |
not opinte ] ai they could cot get tr.inspoitn- I
tion on all the nu.tU ea t. DreBPud beef
oper itors only w.inlcd about half the-Ir usual
numb r. The bulk of buying was cuntinud t
ie wnnta of city ttrado nnd in tbia direction
0 demand w.u enl > inodtrate , Thu out'ook
as that va'ucH ' ininlit drop strong 'Jlia on fat
utla mid ] 5@0o on cunuing nnd biitcliPin
ck. Therowo'ii but few Htockert ninonir
ie nrrivuls nnd only afovv buj ( rapresnnt with
1 business worth montioi inc. Shipping
fiOO to 1 BOO pnundH , ? V2 ( a j Tfij 1.100ti
I'OO pound * , S4 t ( i'5 L'O ; 1,001 to 1.200
ouuda M 0 ( i ! > ( )1 ; b i'ch" > nni { stock , S > CO'5'l '
00. mainly ? : t 00a 1 00 ; Texanp , St Ollfo 1 Jfi ;
ockuiH , > ; { aO@ t 00 fofdoru , § 110u ( > * l U.
not.s
.inly netivo but prices were rather Miiosen.
ha weiildioaa wan in the heavy and fancy
indn iiHiully taken by uhlpocra , nnd 0.1 they
ere shut ( lit on account of thu eastern coarin
ofuslng to take etock the fancy heavy soitu
ere taken by thu jhickera at noartr iliiir own
licenthan othcrwlpe Com in on and rough
ackprs si Id nt S-l fiWc 1 70 , cd lair to cholca
; § 175HV with athortod heavy at &i)5 ! ) ©
05.
KT , LOLIH , February 1(5 ( Tha Jufferson
' , ' esiul tluit in the
'lty I'oHt'Defpatch n [ > Haya
uprcme court tins morning Attorney General
Joono filed Boveral infornutiona ngainsb Jay
iould nnd others , who are olliclals of tha
iM'onri Pacific and the St , Louis , Iron
.fountain . iV Southern rjilrosiVi , in violation
f thn provieiona of the ktUo constitution ,
which prohihiU thu olh ers of ono reid corpo-
ralioi./n in holding tiftifo in mother or own-
ng or cintrolhniparallel or compatirg rnil-
oads , nnd v/hich iilso prohibltu the nlhceniof
xpre H compjinlis from holding olliom in a
railroad on which theic express lines run.
The proceedings ar In th > nature o quo
VMirrcntH to comput thtse officiuU to eliow
cause why tbeiy fhould noi vaute the oiliccu
the-y hold in vkJition of the constitufiuu.
IN ONE WEEK
The lUnlcriiit Sl rtAVill bo
. Out
Thia u to ntnuwnco that the JJaukrupt
Dry Goods Store at 1517 Dotrjlas nlroet.
viill close out ita ent 10 ttock by the end
of this week. Thoao who dewlro to take
advantage cf cheap bargiina will have to
call this week in orJcvto snibraco tha
opportunity , as this wfck is positively
tha last vt fk to Mcnro tbo tame at the
Bankrupt Stoia. Kvi JPODO asys that the
birgaina the1 have heretofore alvertlaoel
ate novtbore , aa ooinnwedith ( present
prices , Call eaily and get the boat
tiona.
oi North Carolina recognizeel
Smoking Tobacco ,
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