THE OMAHA EE
FIFTEENTH YEAJR. OMAHA , WEDNESDAY MQUtf ENG , OCTOBER 14 , 1S85. NUMBER 93
REPUBLICAN REJOICING ,
The Grand Old Party Plants Ita Etarnai
Colors on tbo Ohio Eamparta.
FIFTEEN THOUSAND MAJORITY.
l.'ornlcpr I'-Iecfcd and flic IJnllrfl IJ
iHlntlvc Ticket OaiTlud Tor tlio
out tlio HUUc.
Tlio Ohio ICIectlon.
[ riinUoctloii In Oldo WIM for Rlnlo nnd county
fl.for Ihlrlj-tmcii ecimlors imil ono liun-
ami tun rcpicpcntutlvcs of the Koucrol
mid upon four iimumlinontR to thu
cotiMIt4itIon of thu state , ono cUnniftnK tbo
elections from October to November , and ono
clmmfn ? tbo tcim of otllco for tounslilp
trustees.
Governor lloailloy Is tlio domocrntla camlt-
data for ru-ctcctlnn , J. 11. 1'oniki r rcipiibltcan
cnnilMntc , mill Kuv , A. II , Leonard the problbl-
tlon unmllitntu for governor.
There mo 2,017 voting precincts In tlio stnto.
Cornpierlson will bo inuilo vvltb the \oto for
govurnor In 1SS ) , whun Governor llunilloy was
cloctcrt bv n plurality of l-.W'ovcr ' J.n.l'ora-
kor.
I'loldbltlon vote will lie coiupnrcd wllh snino
vote In IWH , vvhon tbo total wua S.TftJ. ]
TJIC OAV.
Cif-ri.N.VATi , Oct. 13. The election In this
city began without dlsoider. Up to ten
this morning no ni rests had been made. Two
causes contilbutcd to this lesult , thu division
of thopteclnctHso that not more than thieu
01 four bundled voters ate in any one , and
the law which pscvcnls ciowds fiom collect
Inu'iu'ul the polls. All judges ate piovldcd
with printed lists of what ate considered
ftaiidnhnt legist ) Ics and thu voting is
watched with care.
Itain vvusrepoitul over nlino-t the entire
Ktatu last nlghl and to-day. Tills will doubt-
lesn cjuise n light vote throughout thu state
The rain ceased heiej between 11 nnd 12
o'clock , but the day Is not eutliely clear. The
votu polled at 11 o'clock showed that ills fully
up to fhe nveiage. Good oidei has been
maintained , though drunken men are to be
found mound flu ; voting phucs in spite ot
the .state law requiring that nil places wheiu
Intoxicating liquors aio sold .110 to bu closed
on election il.ij. Itain w.m rcjioitcd In thu
central and noithcin paits ot the state at
noon.
Coi.i'Miii'f ) , Oct. 13. The election Is jiass-
inuotr quietly with indications that a light
votu vvld bu | MIIcd. It rained all thu lore-
noon and It Is believed that If it should eleai
away the main part ol the vote will be
biought out In the afternoon. Some scratchIng -
Ing Is being done on local and legislative
tickets , but vvork of this kind I.s thought not
to bu formidable to eithei pnitv.
Although some preclnctn weio behind in
their votu at noon. It wiisthoughtat that houi
tlmthalf ot thu cit } volu had been polled.
Keithci statucommittee has nil } Iiifoimation
of thu consequence exccjit thut thu rain is
general. A fall votu being polled at Toledo
where thu republicans claim Ui.it Forakei
will carry the county.
CosiiocroN , Ohio , Oct , W. A rain ;
nnd light vote up to noon. The prohibition
ists gain slightly In this city. Theiepnb-
llc.in candidates foi tieasuier. sherifl and In-
- / fiimary diicctors run nhe id ol the ticket , and
may pull thiough. The balance of tbo demo-
cituic ticket will piobably have a small ma
jority.
CiNrixx.VTi , Oct. 13 The afternoon in
Cincinnati was fieu from rain nnd so far as
now can be ( old ncaily a full icglstcied vote
wa.s polled. 'Iheie were some aiiesls for
fraudulent attempts lo vote and some ndnui
disoiderly conduct , but In general it was a
peaceable election. First ictnrns received b }
associated press Indicate gains toi Foiakci.
TIM : Rr.vrn nritiitM
CINCINNATI , O. . t. is , 10:15 : p. m. Up to
this time but little has been he.ud Irom the
leglHlatme. A republican senator IIIIH been
elected In the'J I district , two republican icr-
icsuntativcs In Coliimbiann count } , and one
in MclgN , ono democratic icpieienlatlvu In
TuKcarawafi , and one In Coshoclon.
Toi.imo , Oit. in. 10 : ; ji. m. The vote
to-day nveingcs lOto lr > iiei cent less than that
oMastcai. The inohibitloii vote was small
In t'lls ' city , showing seated } any Incicase.
} < etuiiis are coming In ve'ryslowlyon account
ot the huge nunibci of suatchcd tickets , but
Indlcatloim aio flint thu icpuhllcnns
have can led most of theh county ticket b }
somewhat dccieased pluralities from last
jeni. The exceptions nicWudoaud Puck ,
the fonuertoi slieiillnnd thu lattei toi tepiu-
sentatlve. Hanmbach , lepubllcan , foi rejnv-
n'Titiit've ' , Is believed to bu elected by a small
plurality.
nui'iinracANS wimm cot rv.
Ciiii.i.iroiuic , Oct. 1' ) . Hess connlv will
give I'd ) reiubllcan ] mnjoilty. Tlieiepuolic.in
senator ard representatives have inn ahead
of the ticket nnd tliu wlioluicpiibllcan county
ticket IK elected.
CIXCIN.VAII , O. , 12:10 : a. in. Oct. II ,
nght-hvupicclnclH lioin Hamilton county
how a lepuhllcaii majority ot 1'i-VJ. ' The ic-
puhllc.in gain In Lriu county , thiee-tointliij
of which has btH'ii hc.nd tiom , Is MK ) . In
Champaign county , one hall heard from , the
icpnhllcan gain is 1 > . In Auglai/o couiitv ,
ypicclncts , : < uo. Clink lountv , T piecincts ,
IMC ) . Two pieciiietsot Lucas count } show a
republican gain otOil. .
CiNrtN.XAn , Oet. H. 12:2 : < 1 a. m. Five
hniulied and four wauls nnd lucclucts In thu
stale gl\o a m.'l lepublican gun of 7,777. It
the same ratio obtains in tlioieiii.iliiliii ; pie-
clnct.s , l'\iiakei's majoiitv vvill bu about
18,000. Pilvatu dlNii.itches tiom Columbus
Hayth.it beciclai } lliislmell , of thu icpubli-
ran < ommltlee , makes liils estim ite. and th it
the democratic committee cone cdeblloadley'H
deleat ,
MAKIMTV , Oct. II , I20n. : m. Thuiepnb-
Jleniit L'li'itcd awiintoi In thu llth dish let
nnd iepreseitalivcs ) In Washlnuton county.
ClNftNNAll , Oct H , UMO-Tl'll JilCClllCts
from Uyland lonnty Including tlneo winds In
Mnnsileidglvon net npiibicaii ; ! gidii ol' 4\
I'oita&ucoiint } . seven piucliivtsMiileinocmtlo
pain , bandiisky count v , soveu eelncts ,
B.'jO lepubllcan gain. Sclolo county , 1(1 ( jiru-
clnetH , :17 : ( ) icpnhllcnn gain. Seneca count } .
If preclncti. including t wauls of Tlllln. IftJ
republican uiiln. bmk | connl } , 7 pivcincts
iiu hiding iivvimlt-l In M.issillon , rue ivpubll-
eangaln , Summit count } , 11 picclncir
republican gain. Tuinbull comity , 7 pie
elncts , : i lepiibllean gain , rourteen pieelncts
In 'loledo give a net lepnbllcan gain ot UN.
MI-HI. ixi r.nrsr AI WASIIIMHO.X ,
WAHIIIXOIOX , ) ct. IS , Less inteicst Is
onenl } manllestid in the ie ult id lliu Ohio
election than has been the case In an } event
ot like political Impoitaiuu within tlio mem-
oiy ot tliupiisuiit generation , ( lenenilly on
wii'll ou.isions Uiciu has been eonsldciablu
ciowds mound the bulk tin boauln. To-nlglit
theio niu no ctowds nnd with ono uxiepuon
on bulletin hoards , A few people Inthudu-
iiaitiiienls havu manifested inleiost enough
to ask lei news di.ilng thu d.i ) and It would
bedilllcnlt to n.imu n do/en federal ollhe-
hoidcis tiumOhlo who have gouo homu to
vote.
vote.Toi mo , Oil , II , 1:14 : n , m-Itctuins
up to midnight , embracing about one-
half ol the picchu ts In Lucas count } , show
republican gains in neaily all thee lie-aid
fiom. Wade , demoei-at , lor sherlll piobably
h.isa niajotit } ot ' > oti , Itcpiesenfatlves in
diitibt with ihinie\s tiivoiIngiCpnbliiMii can-
dldalcb , Thuiemalndei of tliu lopubllean
lounl } tUkct Isiuobibl } elected by small ina-
loiltlcs and the } claim the county tot 1'or-
ilkilby-iuo.
COM > ini K Ohio. Oi-t. -lr l : a. m.-Tliu
ii'piibllc.iiis anj jubilant and aiu out with
hinds nnd bonliio to night over the cledion
Hewn. 'I ho democrats aiu coiiv.spondingly
tjuiet , nnd aio iccvlv ing the icsiilf with good
Binee , ( 'li.tliiiian Powell { democrat lo eom-
inlltef ) com eMe's lliu election ol thu icpuhli-
i-.iii st.ito ticket bv fiom I5UK ) to O.txio , nnd
tlilnkh they have c.iuli d both bnuuhcs of thu
leglslatuii' . ( iov. Huadly thinks the
dmimcrats may have saved fhu Miiate.
Thu ii'imblleMii executive commltU'o claim
tlio ehcflon ot ror.ikcr by tium ir > , ( joe to
IMKX ) plurality , llinujrli thu edmpletu it'tiuns
In.iy make It moic. Thev htivu intoimutiun
from all the doubtful rt.'itlcq : and have
elected their representatives' . Tjey r.ilin
a. majority on the joint ballot oiitsioe : " I'1"-
Illon county. Aers Is thought to bo . . ° -
featcd for tliu legislature In Franklin county
by a small margin.
1 WO n. m. Thu republicans claim to have
elected rcpiccnl.illves in the following ad
ditional counties : Athens , Cnvalio'i , , Dela
ware , Knlton , ( Irreiie. ( Hcv. fl. W. Arnet ,
colon d ) Lawrence. Morgan , M orrow nnd
Van Wrrt. The following returns are ie-
jxntod In Cincinnati : Second w.ud , : i pre
cincts , democratic gain 1"JS. Third
ward , 1 iiwclnct , rcfnihllcati ipvln vai.
.Sixth ward complete , democratic gain ! > ! " > .
Tenth ward , 1 pieclnct , republican gain 51.
piccinct , demo ratio gain ill. Twenty-thhd
vvaid , 1 precinct , democratic gain 1 .
mid bulletins
1:3.8 : a. m. r > 74 wards and precincts : Fora-
kci 114,737. lloadly lisW5 ! , Leou.iid IM11. !
Net republican gain , ir , < M. ICesult In Liu us
county In doubt all a. m. ; will bu unable to
gctdeilnlto icsults to-night ,
BMO a. in. The republic ins elect two senators -
ators in Cnjnho a district , and two reme-
sentativesln Kmnklln count } , one in Union ,
and one in Hardin county. The democrats
elect one in Franklin county. Kotoius from
" > t precincts In the stntugivu Foiaker 14t,7J7 : ,
Hndlyl'J.si.HLeonaid ( , ff.tlll. This Includes
moru tluin onu-thhd ol thu state. A private
disp itch from Lucas count } .says that the leg-
islaturu ( hero ts in doubt with chances tnvoi-
ing thuicpubllcaiis. An analvsisot the votu
shows that thu prohibition candidate has
gained thu dcmocintiuvolu.
WHAT TUB IMU'.Hb 8AY8.
Ct Kvn.ANt ) , Oct. n. Tlio Leader frcp. )
will say to moriow momlng : "The whole 10-
puhllcan ticket Is elected bv 15,000 to t8,000
lilurallty. The legislatmo will be republican
on a joint ballot with n good vvoiking ma
jority In both houses. The \otevvas heavy ,
and the republicans on the Wustcin Ileseivo
came out in lull force , eveiy one feeling it a
duty to do all in his powci fobilngtbccounty
back to republican inle. This ic-sult will su-
cine the election of a lepubllcan United
States senatoi and thu c.uly enactment of a
law regulating the lliimii trafllc. Another
veiy iirobablu result of the election will be to
eliminate the thhd p.ut } ot piohibition liom
Ohio politics. "
CII.VM.AMI , Oct. 13. At midnight Major
W. W. Aimstiong. ol lliu Plaindealer , said :
"I think thu lepublicans havu from nXX ( ) to
! 20.KO ( plurality. Thu legisl.itui-u Is in doubt
with chances tavoiing a iciiubiican majoiity
on the joint ballot. "
CiNnNJ > Aii , Oct. 14. The Comiucicial-
Oa/utte this morning s.is : "The icpnbli-
caius made the light against thu Leu mud
nuty hot and severe and diuw lines closely.
The dcmociats coddled the Ir.uid and thu ie > -
sult Is he got many demoeratievotcs. Oovei-
nor lloadly diimued hini'-elt sciloitsly bv his
endoincment ol the Allen O. Myeis legis > hi-
tme. All the mae-hliKiy ot fiaud ot
thu gang demociacy In this city
with which the Commercial-Gazette has
made the people familiar was In lull opeia-
tlon } esteidiy und H would b > impossible to
CNn eratc the wietched wickedness that was
peipetiated. The Indications , as wu write1 ,
lire that scoundiels bavu done their despeiate
diilv woik in vain , that thu lupublicans havu
tlielegislatinu outsidu ot Hamilton county ,
and tliat they hivu can led that county. 11
they have done so , thu people ot this
city may icve'iently tlmnu ( ! od and
tuke couraiu. Thu streets at 1 o'clock
this morning vveie full ot lepubllcnns who
were shouting over the splendid victoiy won
in Ohio. Thucleetion ot Foiakei Is conceded
and tbere is a fcelinsjot conlidi'ticu that thu
lepubllcan county ticket has gone
also.
IIUI.I.KIINB.
J. Net icjiubllcan
, .
llTi wards mid precincts : Foraker 2. > ,09'5 ,
lloadly 'Jl.OOU , Leonaid 1,877. Net republican
e'.dn , S,8R ! ) .
CINCINNATI. O. , Oct , 13. 10:20 : p. m.
The Commercial ( ia/ettu has returns ,
fiom 1U ! voting places in Cincinnati ,
showing a net icptibllcaii gain of
2r > l. The chairman ot tliu iciiublic.ui cen-
tial ( ommlttce estimates Foiakui's plurality
nt 18,5X ( ) in the slate.
lib wiuils and pieelncts : Forakcr SO.SW ) ,
Hoadlv , J-'j.b.Vi , Leon.ud , 2,107 ; nctiepublldin
gain ! ) ,004.
VJlb wards and ] ) rccincts : Foiaker , 32S84 ,
lloadly 5JSt 7 , Leonaid 2,017 , ; net lepubllcan
gain 3,31'J.
10r : > p. m. 2-28 wards and prccimts : Foi
aker IM.470 , Hoadl } : H.rll , ) , Leonaid 2,5jO. Net
republican gain s , ill.
10-fO : p. m. 2-1. ! wauls and precincts : For-
aker : ) , birf , lloadl } ! KiH5 ! , , Leonaid 2,711. Net
leiiubllcan gain : tscM.
. . 25S waidsand Foi-
I0-13p. : m. pieelncts : -
ttkei : J9oil ) , Hoully : , : U'J , Leonaid 2'JOj. Net
lepubllcan gain : ff , > r > .
10)0 : p. m. 2 1 w.uds and precincts : For
akeitJt,4" li , Ho idly : ! ' ,127 , Leonard : t,147. Net
lepublhan gain 1,118.
10Vp. : ) m. illii wauls : Foiaker 18,710 ,
Houllv-U.l.tr ; Leonard 8,7M. Net icpubli-
can gain , 1,771.
ll:0"i : p. m. ! 1H wrds and piccincts : Nut
icpuhtlian gain , 4 y.s.
ll:0tj : ] ) . m. Di'inociatlc cential committee
coiicedu thu stale to the lepubllcan on gov-
11:12 : p. m. 3J waidsand pieelncts : Fora
kei r > s.'J7 : ' , lloadly rxxs , Leonaid 4 , us. Net
lepubllcan gain SUJ. !
il : ' u ii. m , 117 wauls and pieeinels : I or-
nkei i . ' . 'IM ' , 116.1(11 ( } .VJ.yj. ! , Leonaid
Net lepiibllcan gain , il.SBl.
ll:2Jj : ) . m. Ni ineclncts In Cincinnati give
a lepublitan nuijoilty of IMO. ( No estimates
can in : got fiom thu democratic statu cential
( ommltlte.
Ud w.uds and precincts : Foraker Tit.BKi ,
HoadlyiM.SM , Leonaid r. , > . ) . Net lepubllcan
gain , 7oii , > .
11:31 : p. m. 173 vvnidsnnd iiicchuts : For-
nkci 70,012 , Hoadl } d'.MOJ , Lcoiiiud fi,75. ! ,
Net lepubllcan gain. 7,178.
11:40 : p. in. The lepnblicans eled aiepie-
sentative In Wiishln ii ) ) ! loiiulj and n semi
tor In the rouitcentli dlslnet : 4S7 winds
nnd piecinets : Foiakei Ni , < kl. " , Hoadle }
T-t'14 , Leonaid flUi. , 'i. Net lepubllcan gain ,
7.U I1 * .
11-40 p. m. Tbo icjmbllenns claim fi.OOO
phuailt } lot Koiakei in ( 'level Hid ami the
whole lepubllcan ( ounty thket. Liicasnnd
riaiiklln cuuntlca show a l.un'u icpublic.in
ll:5J : ii. m. The rpiuihllcsin cential com-
mltteu claim to have elected icpiesentntlves
In Miiillson , Adams , Delawaic' , Moiiovv ,
Moignii , Washington ami lloss counties , and
( ( II.UOM In thu rouiteenth , rweiit-hist ,
T\vent-seveiith.ind Tweiit-iilnlh distilcls.
rM Wnulsnnd pieelncts show net icpublic.in
gain of 8,41)1 ) ,
In the o 1 }
I2lria. : m. Owing lo the icdlstihtlng of
Cleveland and ( Ineliiniitl , It Is impossible to
m.iku compailsons until thu wauls aiu com
pleted. This e.xplailis thu dulti } In lepoits
liom tlue places.
, % VJ w.uds and iiieelncts give l-orakei 10.1-
OVi , lioadlv ! K,7'.y ) , Lionaid 7bs.t. Netn > -
publlcan gain < . * ,0ib.
i )2:4Jn. ) : m. M > winds and prrclmt : loia-
ker 10.-sV > . lloadl } Ul.f.'i , Leonaid 8.01'J. '
Net icpublliMii gidn , ' . ' , r > ( < o , Clm innatl Kn-
quhei claims the stnte and hvlslafme ,
12. Vi a. m < l.MJ wauls and piecliu Is : Foi-a-
Kei in/At. Hoadl } UlJ.tt > .1 Leon.ud bftU.
Net lepubllcan piln , I'.lNt ' ,
1 , 00 n. m.dfi waidsand pieelncts : I'ora-
kei llb.ii.ir , lloadly HXJW1T , Leonaid & , fir. .
Net leiiubllcan giin , 10,47 * ) .
1:17 : a. m. : iilil wauls and iireclncts. For-
akci 124,2bi , Hoadl } 110,1.S' ' . ) , Le.maul 8.M1.
Net lepiiblkan gain , 10ii2.t. .sinln ntMl City
eomiik'to gives Leonaid 5 iO votes.
ir.Sa. in. : 707 wauls nnd piciinels , Foi
akei rWK41 , lloadl } 110hlh , Leonaid 1 > , I5\
Net lepublh an gain , ll > s < i. Klghteen ot thu
twenty iiiecincts In Kiiu county glvu net 10-
publicaii gain ol 1,011) ) ;
1:40 : n. m. 'to winds and pieclnits give
Foraker Wi'iir , lloadly 124.4V,1 , Leomnd
t,4)y. ) ) Net leiiubllcan gain 12 , ' ( > ) .
2:2-3 : a. m. 7U vvwrds and inecincts : l < oni-
ker 14S.UW. lloadly liiv'.W , Leodard D , 14.
Net lepublican gnln , 12 , 1.
ndpiessOhio , ,
Ci.xti.v.x vn , 1 : ' > S a. m.-Tlioclmliimin of
the lepuhllcan stale central committ o Issues
thu following at l.Wa.m. : : "If tliopu > ciil
i-alio ot gain Is kept up wu tMlm.dol oiaker s
mnjtnlt } ovei lloadlyat'il.WM. Our iidvKcb
on thu le lslatuu ) Indie-ate u-publlcnn ma
jorlty on joint ballot , but are waiting for a
moru definite report fiom Hamilton county. "
Cinnot get democratic control committee to
give any estimate.
The we-t'-her ' last night nnd durlnc the
early hours this morning vvn.s anything but
an incentive to enthusiasm. The nirwns
damp and chilly nnd 11 ifcH ruin fell almost
continnouslv. After mldnlglif , when the
election of Foraker was mide ccrtaiil , there
wsis some cheering in squ ids but no concJi t-
cd demonstiation occurred. Tno saloons
onMno street did not close
nt midnight under Iho law passed'
by tlio last legislature but vvero doing big bus-
iiies-i with open doors.
Judge Foiaker si > ent the night In nn ofllce
near the telegraph building , whore with a
few friends ho lead telegraph retuins. He
was ginthicd vvitli lirst indic.itloiiH , hut
was i ot quick to claim nn ndvniiUure.
When the news became conclusive , he wore
nn expression of tellef. Ilurrc Ixcd mtiiy
tu.egmnm of congratulation , and nftci bin IK t
gain had reached a ligine snllic.icnt to over
come the mijorityn'alnst him In lwbJhc
went to his home on Walnut Hill.
A hll.l.INO VT ri.SOIN.N.VU.
CIVCINNATI , Oct , 1 ! ) . Chailes Worman
wasdrlnklnu'in MIH. Dcroto's saloon , at thu
cornel of Llghth and Hioidwnv , to-night
with a number ot men. Aqitanc ! began , and
Wonnnn WHS .stabbed and killed on the side
walk outside. Lincoln Hnttcry , one of thu
ciovvd , has been ni rested.
now i in : POOLS
CmcAno , Oct. 13 Karl } this evening
pools hcio were selling 1 to bin lavoroi
lloadly's election. At 10:10 : p. m. 2 to 1 was
oireicd that Koraker would bu successful by
0,000 majoilly.
A Prolilliltloti Challenge.
AI.IIANY , N , V. Qct , 13. A letter from
Fred F. Wheeler , clinii man of the piohibition
state committee , addressed to C. S. Cole and
John O'lli len , chairmen lespectlvely ot the
republican and democratic state committees ,
Is made public to night. In it he clnme.s
( hat both parties are pledged In thch plat-
foims against prohibition , and challenges
them toi n triangular joint discussion bv the
tlneo candidates toi the govcinuiship on the
question nt issue. He suggests live meetings
nt dilleiciit points in thu state.
Civil Service Mnttcis.
YK8i JJIIDAY'H AITOINTMUX is.
WASIIINOION , Oct , 13. Thu pieshlent
madu thu following appointments : John S.
11. Fink , United States attorney foi lliu dls-
tilct of New llnnipsliliu ; Kzra W. Miller ,
receive ) ot public mone } sat Union , Dakota ;
John S. McKnrland , register of thu laud
olllcu nt Union , Dakota.
civil , snuvini : rosniissioxini.
New YoitK , Oct , 13. A Washington special
sis : A well siippoi-fed uiiiior is that
Chailcs K. Codman , of Huston , will nccupt
thu placu of civil sei vlcu commissioner to be
vacated on Novembei 1st by Dot man H.
r.aton. Mi. Codman his been vciy re.uctaiit
to accept the position because Its duties may
Inteileiu with Ids pi ivate business.
I'OSl MAS MUSS1 UONDS.
WASHING i o.v , Oct. I'J The postmaster
general decided that guarantee associations
connotgoou the bonds foi postm isleis The
luasoii givun toi this decision is tliat it is fre
quently necessuy foi sureties ot a postm.i1-
mastei to take ch.ugu of an olllce , and as
guarantee associations have not agents in all
places they could not in all cases tike caie of
ollices wlieu necessuy.
A H\1I.WAV MAIL MATTEIt.
WASIIINCHON , Oct. 1.5 Tliu postmaster
general has made a iiiling to thu effect that in
eases \v licit * rai load eonijiaiues c.urving the
mail aie obliged to deliver it into and re eivu
it from the postollice , ( which requirement ap
plies lo stations vv here thu postoflicu Is within
eighty rods of thu stopping placu of the
tialn , ) employes curIn ; , , ' tlio mails between
the station and the otlicn are not employes in
the postal service anil need not besvvoin In.
The department , howevci , requites thu rail
road company to employ foi this purpose
persons ovei the age ot Hi } C.us and ot suit
able Intelligence and character , and post-
mastei. sale dii edcd to report any violations
of this iciiuiicmcnt ,
The Cherokee Nation.
WASiiiMnoN , Oct. 13. Chief Hush } head ,
of the Cherekee nation , accompanied by e\-
Hepiesentatlve Phillips , of Kansas , called
upon Sccietaiy Lanmr tinlay and had an ex
tended interview in repaid to the iinvvai-
rantablu inlrusion of white settlers upon
Cherokee lands in Indian teiiitory. Although
the Indians under their tiealies , have powei
to deteiminu the status ot citizens of the na
tion , yet the department is ch.ugcd with
ejecting intrudeis , and in the excuse of that
duty has assumed the light ot deteimlnlng
who are not Intnideis. Chief Hushhead
haj.s that iheie are a number of
pei sons lesldlng in the tenltory who are
undei tiibil penults and those persons he
does not wish to disturb. Hut thcie aie also
many white- persons in the leiiitoiv who
claim to bu citl/ens ot thu nation and havu
taken up choice land , who are not entitcd
to citizenship and should be ejected. The
Indians aie satisucd with thu piesont ai-
laiigement with cattlemen and Jiii-lijhr.ul
wNlies to iinpicss upon tli sccietaiy the ad
visability ot a lowing them to icmain in
possession of the land.
A Snjieilor .Toll.
WASIUNOTON , Oc.t , 13. The piesidcnt lo-
day ajipolntcd Charles 11. Call to be collector
or customs lei thu dlstiict of Supuloi , Micli-
l an.
nnstorri Trunk fjiiuvs.
Nivv : YUKK , Oct. 13. Thu tinnk line ] > as-
scnger agents to day substantially settled the
pooling points for liiht nnd second class busi
ness. It Is in fact a joint purse agieemcnt
lei a division ol the ( Minings and what Is
called a gloss cash jiool. Thu piopoved plan
( ontcmpmtcs the pooling of all bus
iness firm New Yolk and Hos-
ton to liullalo and Nlagtna Falls and
points west and southwest theieof anil a di
vision ot lunik llnueainlngson theireusleiii
business fiom tliu wcstcin lei mini. Immigrant
tmiincss was also disuH-ul. A plan was
nlxi suggest ! d and lavorublv leeched toi
contioillng Ihnemigi.int business ot ( lie At
lantic se.ibo.nd bn tlnouiih jussetigci com
mittee. Iticuiilies thu coiicuiiencu ot the
ten ( -uiboard lines. Theiuisa. fair piospect
that thu aiiaiigemunt will bu completed.
County.
Si'iiiNOFiri.i ) , Neb. , Oct. 12 [ Special to
thu Hi : * : . ] Following Is the democratic
county ticket placed In the Held hero last
Saturday : Tieasiner , A. J. Speaiman ;
clcik , Louis Le.isuru ; sheilfF , Art Campbell :
jmUc. M. ( ! . Nicholson ; supuiinteiident ol
schools , M. K. bloiiiiei : smvcor , .John Jtey-
nold : iccoidei ol deeds , Samuel Lees ; eoro-
nei , Du.J. L. Walleiiur ; commissioner , for
east ilistiict. Hen Holenmii. AH the landi-
datesinu Papllllon men , except Judge and
coi oner.
( ion , Fnlrehllil lit DCK Molues.
Dis : MoiNrs , In. , Oct. 13. [ Sjieclal to the
Hi K ] ( ien. Luclm 11. Fniichlld , e\-govei-
lioi of Wlfconsln , addressed a veiy l.ugo
nnd enthusiastic aiidlemo In tills city this
oveniiu. He Is making several spcedies In
lowanndei the dlirc tlon of the lepublican
state cential committee.
In Utah ,
SALT LVKI : , Oct , 13. Hot was sentenced
to-day foi the toiirllitlmu for imuiUi In thu
first clegiee , to bohhot Novembei 2-lth.
Andiuw .Smith , Kmil OKcn nnd John
XUhol-on. cditoib ol thu DcseictNuws , weio
sc'iitiMici'dfo six mouths In tin pciillintlarv
and svn unu each tor unl.wfnl cohabitation
A 11 aiv defiant.
An Old lovvu Host Cione.
low \ CfTV. I.u , Oct. f3.-Col. M. D. Wood
piopilctorof the St. James hotel , of this citv j
and ono of tin * hct known landlords In the
west , died suddenly of appoplexy In hh hotel
this nl teriioun.
lovvn County I
MOINI M , la. , Oit I'l. ISjieclal to the
HhP.J The Iowa county lepubllcans to-day
nominated for ivi''bciitaU\o ' A , S. Mm-
ehlsuu
THE EUROPEAN [ ENIGMA ,
Will tLQ Presoat Btlkan pilrjanlty Bventu-
ate in War or Pcaco ?
A PUZZLER FOR THE POWERS.
Humors ol' Immediately Impending
Conflict Orfrct Ily Tidings of
1'cacc JIoxcm titB li'oi- .
elfin An'atrs.
Hie Itotimcllnn Trouble.
, Ocl. 1 ! ) . 'Hie troops
which loriiii.il the gairl on nt Salonha are
inaichlng nortlnvard townrd thu ICoiimellan
frontier. The Unlgarlans'are entrenched at
ricstina , In Uoiiinella , nuarthe fiontler.
ADVANOINO TIlOOI'i.
Niw : YOIIK. Oct. U [ Special to the Ur.i.1 :
A London spwinlsajs : "Hcpoits received
dining thu Highland early this morning Iroin
boiia me that the Sci v Ian tioops aie ciosslng
thu tiontler nnd have created intense excite
ment. linthet intclllgcilcu has been leeehed
to-day giving latci Information. A torvviud
movement ot the Seivlnns ISIIONV going on ,
thu object ot advance being the Immcdlatu
occupation in tone of Aknalukaandstiateaic
Iiositious on Iho liontlci commandliig the
to id to the Itulgnilan eapibd. Seventy
thimsind men , It is ustliiuited , have been con-
( cnttatcd around Nlseh. Jelniiitloii ) of uar
between beivla and Hiilgarla is consideicd
Imminent , and hostilities mo unavoidable
unless 1'ilncu Alexander withdraws his ml-
vnncu po-Us on the tiontler and submits ( o
thu-.pl/nn > of the linlgailan teiiltoij claimed
bv King Milan. Tuikishfrelnfoiccments are
being huiiied to the noilhein lionliet ol
M.uedoiiia to defend that province from the
advaniing ciicmv. The foivv.ud movement
ol the Turkish annv tlnentens Uulg.uia and
beivla , and Is Intended to cheek the tuithei
ndvaiuc ot tioops ot clthci countiy into
Tuikbh tcriitory.
AN < ir.o rnr.Nrn NRttTisAt.i rv.
PAIIIS , Oct. ! ' . Lord Lyons , liiltMi nm-
bassadoi , and DeFrevclncet , ri-eneh miiilstci
ot loieign allalrs , iirrlvcn at an understand
ing by vvltUh thuli iesiecti\c | irovciiiments
slull obscive strict neutrality If Turkey lights
anj of the H.dU.in states or Gieeee , and the
other powei 8 should hold aloof. It U Ix1-
lieu'd th.it hostilities are Inevitable , ILS both
Seiviaand ( iieece dlsieirard thelnjnnction to
adopt a peace policv , and 8Uto thev will keep
uiet only on condition that they be c.ompen-
ItUSSIAN CONSintVATISJf.
St. Pmiussnuiid , Got. Ul The Journal ,
Do St. I'titui sbnri ; , commenting on the llon-
meliaii ( luestion , says flint In vievv ol the pit--
t'litious of minor states It is evident that a
eonseivativo policy in accoidanre with exist
ing tieatles ouer- > the Uu tcli wicjs to prevunt
a vast contlngiatlon in the H.Uk.ui
Hnni.ix , Oct. 18. Pnneo JJiMiiuck dis
patched a special commission to King Milan
to urge him the necessity ot peace.
1IIM.I.1I1Vllt'l : ) HLISVlA.
Hni.ouAni : , Oct. H The Oennan mln-
Istei h.isstaitud fin Nissa to counsel peace
King Jlilan replying to the Tinkish minis
ter's demands lo ; an explanation of Sei v ia'.s
warlike pieparations , said that he had noth
ing to add to his recent circulai to the
pow ci s.
In diplumatlcciiclcs opinion Is expiessed
that a favorable inomentjfor Servian action
will be allow eel to slip. ;
TL'Ukr.Y'8 PAHitlTAb CAUTIOX.
CoNsTANiiNori.B , Oct. 18. It is reported
that Princu Bismarck , fi reply to a second
circular ot tlie porte , approves tliu Immediate
t iking of active tiuainrcHluv "Turkey unlc-M
Sei via and ( ! rcece accept tire situation.
AUsrniA AiiVisis TKACI : .
VIKNNA , Oct. i : ) . Austria has advised
Scrvia to stop her war preparations and adopt
a peace policv. .
I'liAci : I'ltosppns.
PAHIS , Oct. M At a cabinet meeting to
day a number of consular dispatches vveie
lead showing that the Rciious wni prepara
tions of Tuikey have considerably cooled the
aulorot the vv.ir party in Scrvia and ( Jiecce
and affairs in these kingdoms nre assuming a
moie peaceful aspect. It is believed heic th it
both bervia and ( ! ieece will hesitate along
time bclorepiovoking the poitc to resoit to
offensive opc'iatlons These consular icports
gicatly levived the hopes ot diplomatists in
this city of a bloodless settlement of the lion-
nielian question.
Temps sas : "Austria has joined Hu sia
in demanding that status quo bu restoicd in
castein Houmella. "
Bi.itvi A A not ; r TO ncr. vun WAII.
15ii : ( lit \ni : , Oct , W.-Tie | nniioi pievnils
here that King Milan is about to Nsticn declin
ation ol war. The statement is made tb.it
tioops aieartvancing from Nlssa toward the
Huhrniaii , Macedonian and old bcivlan
tiontiei.s.
Tin CI.OIIID'T ) 911 TATION.
LONDON , Oct. 1 ! ! . TheStandaidtlilsmorn-
lngsis the situation in the east has become
moic clouded within tlm last lortv-elght
lionih. The ninhlem could bo dealt vvlthel-
Icctu.illy if the tiijilu alliance were milled as
it pretends to bu. The problem now for UN-
marck is how to settle the pending diillcul-
tics so as to prevent Kiidsla
nnd Austria from fighting. 11 the
lattir agieo to Insist upon thu statue
quo or to loiceSeivia to agree to it , ( Jieeee
will besatlsiicd and Hlsm.uek will concur.
Hut Iheie appeals to be little chancu tli.it flic }
willamee. It is not for Kngl.iiiil to act as
principal In a miserable- dispute which is
onlvof sceonihuy intoiesl though shmiiight
coullall } assist it ( Jeiniany and Austila
maku thoiujucsl.
Irish Polllk-B.
IM1IMJ.I , MII.N'I.V C011K.
DUIII.IN , Oct. U. Thu nationalist conven
tion foi nominating candidates for seats In
paillament tiom this ( , ly ( nssemblol to-day
nndselcded Mi. Clancy , editor ol lliu Na
tional ( T , 1) , Sullivan's iievvspapet ) , and Sir
Thomas Hem v Oiatt in jlsmoiiili' . The Int-
tei gent emii'i s inothui was thegiand ilaugh-
tei ot the KUht Hon. Ilenrv ( iratlan , who
bioiuht foiwaul In ITbO nnd 1TH3 the famous
billet lightsa'seitinjjtheikjhtof Iielandto
selt-goveinmenl.
Painell th inki d the delegate's foi the ton-
tidencu thuy had leposed in him.
Final Appeal.
LOMIOV , 0 ( t. 1H. The apjHi.il ol Louis Kiel ,
the Icadei ot thu Imli-hiccd Insuiiedlon In
thu noi thwcst tcultoi ) , came up to-day for
aigumcnt.
Thu London lavvjcr for ( lliel moved that
nement ho taken until the arilval ot
Kiel's Canadian ( iiunsul , who
wasbilnglng with him an Inmintant docii-
ment i espi > ( ting tlio matter , TliocouiL post
poned the < ase until tiie-lstlnst. Thoeouit
loom was ciowded , but theio was no
exclttiuunt '
" \Vclnh
Ltvi iii'iioi , , Oct. I'l. A I tliuVelsh llbera-
llon confeieiue , Jettura wcro lead fiom
Hiightand Chambeilaln In which they said
that thu time was ripe fthithc disestablish
ment of the Welsh chun-lu Hiight addid
that the comliu p.iillament niiisl ( ompletoa
n thoiongh land lufoim , which to Wales was
thu must liiipoit.int question ,
A Itojnl 'Vliitcli.
M viiiiiii , Oct. 1 ! > H is rinnoied that u inar-
ilagu Is meditated hetvvi en Piliuiss Kul.illa ,
King Alfimsn's jounge l sihler , and I'liiuu
Cailos , hell app.nenl to the thionu ot I'nitil-
LOMKI.V , Oi I. itr-Loid : h.ilKlmij olilclally
aiinoiiiii es tliat parliament will bo dissolved
Nox ember 1 < .
AunliiHt Church 1'iu'i'iiKr.
LONDON , Ocl. li. ! IlerlMi t lil.uUUniu In an
address this evening declined that his father
was In favor ot cxclndln bishops from the
house ol
LOMION , Oct. I'l. Thu StaiKhid'H ilcilln
IVudlotuii , the United
States minister , proposes coming to an early
agreement with the German government
with reference lo the Uniicroft frcnty , a *
cases ot tlm expulsion nnd enrollment ot
Aniorli'anHliving iff ( lerminy In the army
hi\vo largely Increased.
TII OKAXT-SAUTOULS AM
U.NI'l.KASANT 8rOlllts AllOUT Mt.l.lH :
(1IIA.M ( A VII 1IHK COAHSr.-nHAlNl.D Ill's-
HAND.
WASHJMITOV , Ocl. in [ Sprcl.il to the
llii : J Foi several weeks stories have been
In circulation about the unpleasant condition
ol alfalis betvvivn Nellie Omnt-bartoils and
her husband. Long and minutely detailed
histories of the dilllcultj and thu piobablllty
ot a divorce have been In \ minus eastern
publleatlon olllces for some time , but no pub
lication ol thcsu stoiies had been madu In
eastern pipers until the stoiy HiM appeared
in Donvei. Local pa | > cis here had several
columns upon the. subject from diy to < la > .
The Critic last evening contains the follow
ing , which tlnovvs moro light upon what had
mriud ) been piloted : ' 'Newspapti gssi ( ) ] >
aimut the unpleasantness existing in the
maiiied lelallotis ot Mis. Nellie di-aut-Sui-
tones and hei husband docs not snrpi ise fhosu
t.imlilai witn theii eomti < lilp. Tlie.v look upon
thcMMcpoitsus thunatinai seipieiieo ol an
uncongenial to use thu phrasu alliance.
Mistt Neilie was a glil ot sweet disposition
mid gentle manners , her father's Idol , while
Kaiioils was si longli and coarse-grained
Lnglihsmaii. Ills gcneial conduit In connec
tion with the fact thut he had exhibited some
ol Miss Nettle's letteis to him , nccompinlcd
with gross icmaiks to persons in a Wiscon
sin town , whcie an accomplished voung l.ulv
icjcctcd his addiesses , caused solicllmlo
among m.nij ot ( ! cn. ( ir.iiit s peison.il
liienits , soinoot whom vveie consulted sis to
thupiopuctv ol Intoimlng him ot bartons
conduct with a view to icvalnlng pos
session ot Miss Nellie s letluis.
Senator Matt Carpenter finally con
sented to broieh the delicate subject
to ( ! eii. Grant. He called at the white house
and in the must delicate manner possible
commenced iclating the ctnicnt scaudnl as
to b.u toils notorioi s eondrct , when the gen
eral ( ) iuctly icm uUcd : " I'h u will do , "en.i-
tor. My dau.hU'i isengajed t > S.utorls and
the wedding will take place. " benator Car-
pentei , insp akiinrot the Interview , said he
nevei feltsochagilncd asat the piesidcut s
nhnint closing ot thu conversation , and he
would nevei again under anv circumstances
attempt to advise about the dome-'tle ullairs
ot anv one. It was well known that
( icii. Ornnt was opposed to the alliance , but
when his d.iiifchler's allections wuru en
gaged lie iicijnie-ccd and would listen
lo no aigumunt 01 suggestion to
thecontraiy. When Oov. Jewell was icttnn-
ing tiom In i mission nt bt. 1'ete.rsbuig to ac
cent a position In ( ii.uit's cabinet , he stopped
n day at Southampton to call upon the efdei
Mi. and Mis. Sauoris , puients ot Miss Nel
lie's husband , lie was coidially lecelvcd bj
( hem. but in the couise ol u conurbation ,
Mrs. H.irtons astonished thuministei lo Rus
sia hj icmarklng shu "did n't see what tbere
was about Algcinon to cause the danghtei ot
thepiesidcnt ot the gie.it United btites to
fall in love with and maiiv him. " ( ! ov. Ji-vv-
ell siUweuiieutlj expicssed thu same astonUh-
mcnt.
Io\va W. O. T. IT.
IOWA Cm , Li. , Oct. 1. ! . Thu Woman' ! ,
Christian Temperance Union of Iowa , is in
annual session in this citj. The meeting
is composed of general ollleeis , superintend
ents of depaitmuuts , tiustecs and managers
of Benedict's home , with regularly elected
delegates from local unions. All oDiceis nte
In their places and over one hundred and
nfty delegates are in attendajic&acTJju Aus&lpji ,
opened with lllble leading led by mo
state evangelist , after which the
loutlnc woik of oiganmng lMgan.
The pi-esldent , Mary .1. Aldi icii , gav o the an
nual addiess which was an elaborate , com-
prehens vc resume ot the vvork of the associa
tion dining the last .veai. The Benedict
Home has been enl.ugcd atn cost oi 8-1,000 ,
nnd has increased in numbsr of inmate" .
Tde institution Is in a he.dthj linniiel.il con
dition. The woikof enlorcing thu piolnbi-
tlon law with its difficulties and successes
W.Hset toith , showing an expendituie by
the women thiough their oiir.iiii7.dlon
alone ot over 4-1,400. 'Ibis , with
50,000 for oidinarv pinpo ° es imikos an
aggiegite showlinr ot overr-10,000 during the
vear. The.uldHssgaveat length the histoiy
ot the political action of Hie National
Woman's Temperance Union , COIK einiiig
which so much tomment has been made , and
set toith thorough ! } the leasons why the
Iowa W. ( ' . T. IT. has not taken a slmilai
position. The corresponding Mviefcuys ie-
port shows in statistical ( mm the tiii.incl.il
condition of the woik and piomlses ot In-
ci cased liitnre nselulness.
PUXKIIA lj PAf ! 1JA NT11Y.
inn ivii'osi.sf. CIJIU.VIOMI.H Ain.Miivo
mi : vi'ri.osKi.v KOM iti. . si.uv K i.s.
Xi.w Voitic , Oct. i : ! . A crowd of people
gathered about thu doors ot bt. Patiick'sea-
thedi.d this moining , waiting foi tliu mo
ment when the public could enter the sured
edifice and look upon the lem ilusol Cmdinal
McCloskey. When their pittance wasneuly
exhausted a jiroccsslon euei/ed liom fhe
aichleiiscopal | icsidenee , walked slowly
along tlie stieel and eiitwed the eathcdial hj
the south transept door , bix iinilei taker's
men boiothe bed } ol the rnidlnal. Hehind
them came a bod.v ot iirle.sts headed by Aich-
blsliopf'onigan , Miiiisi-'iiois ( iiinii. F.u ej ,
Pic-iton and Itox. Di. MeDoiinell. I he last
limned in ltd us m isfei ot ceiemonles. the
iiioiession moved ( town the south aisle , went
tin on'li the main vestibule and iciiU'i aisle ,
whciu u plattoim and catafalque hid luen
eieded. Thohodv ot the cndliml wnsdiess-
ed In tulle elesi.isllial lobes. Four candles
binned at the comeia ol thu c.ilafaliie. ( | A
L'uind ol foui men tiom the soeietv ol bt.
Vliueutdul'aiil stood neai ( he caUfaliiue.
When thudooisvu lent length thro.Mi open
theciowd ( | iilekl > illlcd the ei'iiter aisle , passIng -
Ing along in eitliei side , i lie pi oiilc , alter
viewing Iliu lumalii" , left the I'mrcli ' bj tin-
other exit.
mi : i'j u.iir or AX IN OI.VI.M I
A'l flllOAf.O.
Ciiirvoo , Oct. I'l. [ bpeel.il to tint Hi i.l :
-Thueasecl 11. I' . Allen , an ex-banker , who
In struggling foi icle.isu iiom his liimiichil
dilllcultles undei the Insolvent debtois act ,
came up again today hcfoiu CommlsHloiiei
H.i } lie. Thccommlsslonei icfusdl to giant
nieleaso some time ago , and Allen'H atloi-
nes asked lei an uppeil to the Unltid btates
distilctcoint. TlKMommlssioiui gi.iiitidtlu.
appeal today , and Mondiij next . " ] dK' ' >
ll.odgeltwillhcMi ai/iimentsas to vvliethei
thedistilct ( ourl ( .in h allv ttike up the IMMI
In Its iiHMMit Ixailnir. In Hie meintlme
.IudgcJ ( ( luinied the iipplliaiit without
fall , and Allen was given into the MIS od > m
the United .States m.iislinl and vv as taken to
hill. Alkn , Whoiioxv lives at Des Molnci ,
'Iowa , was ( onnecleil wth lliu Cook Countj
National hank , vvbhh .j.dlid. Mis. bmaii
lllnekle } , widow ot William Hliicklev , h is a
judgment toi about Mo.o 10 ag.ilnst him , ob
tained in.IudgoOicsliaiirsioiiit.
Ihuiicnnn lilasts.
OKI' KAXDV HOOK.
SANDV HOOK , N. . ! . , Oct. H-TIm wind
nil morning has been blowing at the i.it > ( f
lift } miliH pei bow. Np dlsasti-ib have been
i eported ,
mi. IIIAHI I'l.xNS-jt VVM\ .
Wii.hi'Miviinr , P.u , Od. 1-1.--A tenllle
wind Kliuiii piovnlled IK-IC slixo e.uly this
iiiuiulng. Tim Welsh Haptlslihuich , a new
building , VV.H blown down. ThioiU'lujut thu
conntrj distrh-ls uinsldcrablo dam.wti has
been doiiutolmildiiigf.
> HKiii Tint : AT HOCK vw.vv.
Nt-w YOUK. Oct , M.-Tho tldu nt ltk ) -
away beach thin momlng was ( he h gl ii t
known theio lot VC.UN. At 10 ocdck thu
vvatei washed thu hotel lj a//as and l v ,
d.wsliiiiK ovei them , white the ] il.illoim-
wooden iMthwiH , bathing houM's and all
that Is niovablu Is Mug washed out to the
ocean , ( iieatdestnictlon Mhieatcnrd.
m.suaciKi.s AI iiAi.riMiiiii : .
U vi.Tisioiti : , Oil. U. The btoi-c of0ft \
night was destrncllve In this city nnd neigh
tmiliood. A nnmberof tiecs nlonir the streets
here v\erc blown down nnd buildings In pni-
cess of conMinctlon dnmagcHl. A jiorllon of
the bridge connecting this city \ \ Itii Ainndel
count } was blown nwnv. The large ' ca lion
on the city sdM"-capd ! ( , Its pen having been
dest i nved. ' 1 he ci eat lire was seen this mo. u-
inggultit ; down Clu.sapeake b.i } .
IVIXTS. :
l.ATO.MA PAUU IIACI B.
MI , Oct , 13 Theattendance win
large and the weather fair ovei head. The
track was horrlbl } mudd } .
Mile : Ore } Cloud won. John Morris second
end , Tatlloppe llirlrd. Tlini * . 1 : .VX
Mile heals : First heat Nodovv.v ' .Tfin , Josh
Hllllnu's second , llcrmlno thliti. Time , lr : .
hccond bed Josh Hillings won , Nodawav
second. Time. l : " f. Thhd lit.it Josh Hil
lings won , Nodawn.v second. Time , lift1' ' .
Seven furlongs : Solid Silver won. Lolltto
second , O'Fullon thlnl. Time , l.i : pf.
One nnd one-half mile : Clav 1 aiu won ,
Lnletin second , Alhlnnu thhd. Time. 2 M.
One and one-hall mile over liuulles : Thadv
won , Hum Ciusu secou'd , Judgu Jackson
thlid. Time , .1:0,1. :
IOWA'S COAIi OUTPUT.
M V.1IKKD nrmnvsi : ron THIS YIAII :
cvtsi.ii iiY nn : sTittiCi : .
DJ s MIIIM s , In. , Oct. ii : ISpechil to thu
Btr.- : ] The niinuil icport of the state mine
inspector was given to the publm to day. It
.shows that ( he total coal output In Iowa for
the } ear INS : , Is estimated at three million live
hundred and eight } ll\othousind , seven hun
dred and Ihlilv seven tons , ( y/is/ , ? . ! " ) . This
Is n total of : ! 17-01 tons loss than that for
1SS4. This deiicieiicj Isaltilbuted lo several
muses , the chic ! ol which was the piolraeled
strike nt What riieci , in Keokuk count } , and
nt Angus , in Huone county.
A H wind loiin aiontnnn.
. , Mout. , Oct. ll.-Tho ! Forest Na
tional b ink of Helena was swindled out of
$ l , X ) , nnd the Fhbt National bank of this
elf } out ot Si.OOO , by a man named J. 0.
Whitne.v. He procmed facsimiles of the
lettet-beads and dliifts. certlneiiles of de
posits and ccrtlihates of id 'iitiu cation ot the
First National bank ot Alhaiiv , Ore. Iiu
then vviolu to th' ' ) twioMmt.ina bulks ,
foiginittlio name ot thecashici ol thu Albany
Innk , staling that In a lew davs Whitnev
would be In tl.e le'spective cllics on business
and would need mone } , and asking them to
accommodate him. In Unite he picseiitcd a
ccrtlncate of deposit lei SViOOon the Albany
bank , and stated that ho was going out to
buy cattle and needed about $2,000 , the other
Sl200 he would leave on deposit and check
against it when IKeded. The oashlei ol thu
Huttu bank ( .ompaud the sluiiiitmt ) ot the
c.ishici of tliu Albany bank with a genuine
one on file , and the toigerv was so peilect
that he was deceived and paid ovei the
S2,030. Whilnuv left low n and has not been
beaulof since. Thu fiaud was not -coveicd
until the diatUs weio returned.
The S . IjonlmStrike.
Sr. Loi'is , Oct. It. 'I he stilku seems to
have died out ted ly , thcie belli. ; no nppeu-
iniceot tumble. All lines aiu miming full
complement ot i.us and in most cases ( ho
police havu been withdrawn allogcthei. Thcr
was no inteiiuitlon | to ti.illlc at nil.
Several of the strike-is have gone back to
woik to-da } , but the Knights ot Liborelaim
these men vveie never mumbuis ol that 01-
gani/nliun and only quit work throiightu.il.
About ( iQOof thestilkers hold a meeting at
Tinnui hall , with closed duuis , but those in
authoilty state nothing has .been done ot im-
.poifanco. , . , V > .
e | | .li0imiH ijnft
Another Gils Well.
Pirrsnuno , Oct. 13. The far est iritnrat
gas well Hi Washington county and second
largest In the countiy was btruck last even
ing on tlio Hasten faun , near Canonsbuig.
The natural gas is bum ' rapidly substituted
fonoal in this city. Over nttccn bundled
dwelling houses and iiidii.stri.il establish
ments 01 vinous kinds nic now using natural
gas in piuferi'iicc to co il.
Two Miners Hurt.
Pis MOIMS , la , Oct , n. ( Special to the
Hi K. ] Two mine-is named Oeorge and John
Hughes wcie suveicly injuied last night in
the Km cka coat mines near this city. A fel
low miner had placid a blast In nn adjoining
loom without w.lining the two men. When
the b'lt-t ' exploded It tlnew a Iaue mass ot
io.ll and slate into the loom occupied liy the
two men , ciu-Onii , ; them and inflicting
sei Ions injuiles.
riio nt Brjmil , luvvn.
1)1 s MOISTS , Oct. 11. [ Special to the
Hi i ] -A Ine at 15r.uit , noth ot
Clinton , dcstiocd a fctoie house , bain
and part of thu slock ol Chailcs Ander
son , general mcichnnt. Loss. iU.ftN ) ; iusuied
foi > . 'i,0tii ) m the ( ieim.in inu insiiiance com-
p.ui } , ot Fieeport , 111.
A Knilwni'H Temperance
1)1 s MOIM.S , la. , Oct. iy. [ bpeclal to the
Hi.r . ] 'I lie Itock Island railroad company
has Issued an older to its Iowa emploes an
nouncing that It will disch.nge any one who
diinKsoi who it wen to treqaentorcntei a
saloon. The older is cansin. ; considerable ot
a sensation.
Pintle County
COM Miirs Neb. , Oct. lit. [ bpci ial lo the
Hi , i . ] - ' ! he icpuhllcan ( ( invention met to-
da } and nominated n full county ticket as
follows : Tie.isuioi , Mr. I'nhl ; count } eK-ik ,
M , llouan ; supc'ilntenilent of schools. I' , 1) .
Monciii't ; county judge , Win. Coinclliis.
A Itollci * n\ploslon.
Tr < - ( t'Mlii v , Ala. , Oct. If , The boiler of n
In i go cotton gin exp'oded last night , blowing
the building to atoms , killing thu fin man
and i-ciiousi } injuiing a bjstandei.
Tlio Gi eat Scull Postponed.
Li inn , V. \ . , Oct. i-The : ) double scull
i.ue between llaiilou and LeoiindCoiiitne }
and ( 'oiih } has been iioslponcd until tliu
nr-t line ; day , on account ot lain.
XIMV Yiirk C ci'innn ) Demoorats.
Ni.w YoitK , Oct 1. ) . The ( le-rm in Inde
pendents to night endoi-ed thu nominations
ol Iho count } democrac } .
Catarrh Cured
( \il.-inh H a vciy jicvalcut dUca-ic , with
( llstrcbhlng and ( iftuisivu sji'il'tuins. ' ' Iloiiil'M
biin.inhla | gilt's ready relief ; unl spudly
cmc , tunn the f..ct it .K In through tint Mood ,
anil thus ic.u Ins ctciy part of the sj-lcin
" I siiliT.d ( ulthc ilarrli nftt-i II > LMIS , Tuolc
Hood's H.ii4ip.iiilia.inJ I.imnottioulilodany
with citarih , .ii.d my grnn.il liL'illh Is iinith
better. " f. W. I.n i is , 1'obtal Cltik Chicago
Si bt. 1-inils liilliinil.
" 1 mlfcud v.lfh catarrh001 8 jcartj tucd
m \\inidi-rful curly , Inhilcrs , ilv , , tpinl- ;
luguciily oni-hiiiiiluililoll.usvvlllioutlHin lit ,
J tihd JloodN hiroapirllli , mnl was grcitlv
hnprovccl. " if. A. Aliii.\ , \Vorcest ( r , JI w.
Ilnoits hiiF.iiirllla ] Is dnr.irteil/ul by
tlnio ) u nil nltKS : ] Bt , tin KiiiitilniitluH i > t
limed ! il i 'ialh ; il , tbo } > r < > ii < ntlint ai , tlm
j/riicss ( f hciiiilug tlio .iil.vo modlclu.ll
qualities. The 11 suit Is um dirlni-ot'umiMuil
slicnutli , idiclhi dins II iuiio uukiuitMi.
Hi nd fdi book ( ( liit.iliiiiiaddition. , ) evidence.
"Hood's 8ox.ii aiHIi tnnt < up | nv i-jstut.
plllilles l.y ; I Imd. bh ii | ciismx a' ' > lilf ; nd
MI uis to nuke mo < vi-i. " J P. rnciMl'Hos ,
ltcl ; ; > f ( i of Iucd ) < , l.cnvcll , M.ihs.
"HmHi's Kifi'ipnllll be its i II olhi'n mil
In \vnrllj Us V\4IKlil In I. M " J IIIMUMUIU , ,
fjOJUnkbtic'i. ! , Now luikC j.
Hood's S rsaparilla
Hold It ) all il' . ? cM * . $1 ; sK fur $5. .M.itlf
only by 0.1. IIODD & CO. , l.o\vcllMass.
IOO Do osOno _ Dollar.
CHICAGO CATTLE AND CORN ,
Tuesday's Tratlo on the Board and at tLo
Clock Ynrth.
YESTERDAY'S CHICAGO MARKETS
A Bml Day In Idvo Htoolt Trnfflo
Another Hull Oconrdim in
\YIienl 1'icHliico anil
l'rotalons. .
ilvo Stock.
CntoAcio , Oct. la [ SiKJcl.tl to the l tt : ! . ]
C v n i.i-lecelpls : ! of c.ittlo for the day wcro
i',500 head , ainilnst t'W > last Tuesday , making
about 18 , 111 foi theweekso far , against 15,0)1 )
foi flu * sumo time last week. Trade nilcd
extivmcly dull fiom Mail to finish. A
dii7/.ling , cold rain storm prevailed all the
iirtcinooii , so thatbiiorswliovvt'ro iiQlfoiccd
to go out lem.ilned utidor shelter , rind nearly
all ( lasses of natives sold 10@20o lowei , with.
bueis not nt nil anxious. 'Uierowcrono
leally choice 01 pi line first class nntlviM
among the licsh iccjlpts , but the pens wcro
fullot medium and common nn.lvcs that were (
Iniitl to sell on account of thu plentiful sup
ply , primu rangers , a train or
two of which have nirlvc'd , wcro
about as good us tiny that have bctn
hem this Reason. The ninof Texans was
modeiate , and conslstid hugely of tliu can
ning soit. Native bnlchei-s' stock was slow
mid pi It us weak. Thu rain storm materially
IntelIcied with theslockui nnd ieedei tr.ulo ,
and but few sales were m.idetlurlng the aftor-
nooii. The pens tut ) full of this class of.
stock. There weru but fuw eoui''ry men on
the maiKet Pikes aiu low , ai d salesmen
would iimko almost iiny iiwciwsloii In older
to get bueis. It was estimated this
moining that them weio l.fioo
Mockers and leeders on sale nnd no bncr8 in
sight , Kcceiplsot stuck calves light und no
sales of note dining tliu forenoon. Priiuo
ir.oo to 1000 lb natives , S3.70@ii.00 ; u lew lo.ula
told last week at 6020. Fall to
; oed natives of IIXJO lo HOO ibs , S.1i.00@ ' > . ! 0 ;
iicdiumot 1200 Ibs and upwaul , tf-f.OOdi'-J.sO ' ;
mil common. 8.VT.V3I. ' > ; uist class rangers ,
Wi'iMH ) , nnd liom these pikes down to
s.tr ! > 0 , auuiditig to style and quality ; light
ul\i d Tex.uis , 'eow.snnd steeis , Sf > 0i 2.h.j ;
> teeis , < ytwlrjf.50 : noithcin vvink'udToxnns ,
Mi.Wcii f.bT'i. ; nativocowo , W.2.X. ! r > 0 ; natlvo
mils , i-200 ( < (27."i ; veal calves 5H.00@-f.b5 ;
stock calves jnooO gl4.00 pei head ; light
.lockers and leedeis , bJ.f 0.7"i ; and best ,
iicludlng tholeo assorted and shaped up
veailiiurs , 'ICKK'iSfiO : sliipplnir Mee-rs , 1KO ! to
r > OJlhs r > . KW'W ; 1200 to lilt ) Ibs. fefi.OO ®
i.oi ) ; ir > 0 to i-'OO Ibs , S.VJOid > l.br > , Stockcrs
mil feeders slow at s2.7f > @ ) .W ) ;
cows , bulls nnd mixed , S2.75aH.60 ( ;
bulk , S Mii ( IT ; thiouglt Texascattlensbado
lowei : U.V ) to l/jJO Jbs , f.tootjrt'.liW ; 7V ) to ! )00 )
Ibs. , NiWfc/U-IO ; MX ) to 70J Ibs. , # J7r @ )00 ) ;
western laiigeis lOc lowei ; natives and half-
breeds , < : j(0v ( < ( jou ; cows , sJ a'MJtb ; win-
Icitd Te.xaiis , f.l.OOfjC'l.lO. S.iles of l'J5
Montana , 1.117 Ibs , at sMOO ; J ! > 1 AYyom-
? . ! , tj ) ; 382 Colorado Textins , 1)18 ) lb- > . , Sj3.40 : iuf
Montana , ! , - ! ! Ibs. , SJU5 ; liil Montana , J,2lS
Ibs. 4.75.
- > HoTho it coi ptsoMibps to-day vrero
'i'f.OOO against W,495 last TucMlay , jiuiklng
l , S7foi tlio week BO tur.-against 47US'for ,
thu tame time last week. The inmltct opcnvd
.utlvoand a shade tninur , buyers iHiinif mulcr
the Impiession that theic would not hoover
10.000 toJO.OOO. . but latci Kceipfc , nin up to
tully 2.VXX ) . and late Hales weiu not as liiKli as
at the opening. I'.ickcru and ahiiipcrs bought
about 10,000. and tliciti wens .1,000 to 4,000
left. PaeKinp companies opened for the
Mrason and bought about 2,000 lough
nnd common ends and parts of loads sold at
jt.lWXj.ji)0 ) : tail to irood packing hurts , $ ' ! 05
( frnr , and best hcavv , ! BO . ! l . A load or
.o ot fancj heavy hold at S4 00. Light fiorta
\\civ neglected nnd sold at & 100 © ! in ; ronsh
and mid , & .140ii& { . ( ) " > ; packing and shipping ,
JV ) to : i. > 0 Ibs , s .iiC ( ) < W.Oii ; light \\eijjhts. 10 ! ! to
170 Ibs , SrMKK.ii4.00 ; JbOto210 lb- ) , S..405J.80 } ( ; ;
Chicn o 1'roduoc.
Cnic\io , Oct. 1:1. : [ Siwcial to thu Mm : . ]
WniiATi Theio wa-s anolhei bull market in
Wheat to-da } , and pilces woie canlcd in the
alternoon lo the highest point touched during
thu upwind movement recuntly inaugurated.
The Chli ago stnteiiient of Hie visible suply ]
Hhovved an increase ot somewhat more than
one million , live bundled thousand bimhels
1
ol wheat , while the New Yoik statement dis
closed less than half u million bushels. Wet
weather wn leporkd liom ni'.ul } every sec
tion , which was taken to indicate a falling off
inrcielpts. The cable repoitcd Him foreign
imukets tor both w heat and liom.lloldera
geiicially vveie very bun , nnd it was only by
bidding the full imiikct , nnd occasionally
going a little bcond It , that any wheat
w.us liiotilit ; out. home ot the large
lix il bond's weie very bullish on the tdliu-
lion and bought luely. Thu opening jirico
lorNovemhei wasViXo. or Je higher than
tlieelo-iiigjesteulav. tunii vvhldi then ) was
a quick advance to UOKc , but liberal oncrlngfl
c.uiMd a bieal ; to bWc , when ) the market
icsted lei awhile und tlieii stinted up n atiK
advaiKlngtotileon thu legulai bo.ud and
closing nt ' .Hi'iCdWiXe. ' In tlio nltuinoon
then vvns another vigomus upwaul iiisb , No-
vembci loiuhlngDl e and closing at ! UMc ,
01 "Jnc higher than last nlghl. One of thu
icasonsasslgnul lei tlm i > dv.ineo was that
Mlnncapo is had agu n hiv-i eomiiulled to ad-
value lispilci in ouli'i to obtiiin wheat in
Miilh ii'iit MIIIV | ] ! to kup il cli mills In nicnt-
tlon. The icc ( fpts at eleven pilneipal ) e ( olv-
Ingpointn vveie VjO.OJObushels l ( i than tlio
same d.ij last week , w lilies the nggicgnto
sliljiments went about thu sumKxport
ilt.uinuseonlinuoveiy biuull owing to the
lain } w.'athei.
COIIN- lie deeieaso In \lslbloHiipply
and the sliength In wheat combined to imilco
ainmei coin ni.ukel , and vvitli onlyhllKht
tliKtiiiitlons the m.ukcl dosed in the iillei-
noon ' . . ( .I'l'hclilghei Ihiin } csleidn } , thodc- !
mmil foi Octobei buliuipiltu mgenl.
O v i.s Oats nileil ( | iilut nnd nun , nnd gun-
eially a shade hluhei.
PIIOVISIOXS PiovInloiiH liimcr , with fair
tiade , poik showing an ndvanceof 7K ( < JJOe ,
whllu hud sluiwid no ntipieclahlu chaiigo.
l-'lom tided Him , and In good demand. Hoid-
i'i obtained anadvancuot lOcon palenls and
liKiiineon wInti I wheat lloins. Local jobbeiK
IIUH IKU.I d ticelv , and theiu was also cuino cx-
jiuit demand.
C.ipl in ( Mt' ) a Itiiiiil of CDIIII tc
1'IIISIII | ( , ( ) ( t. 1,1. TllO Ullllfd StOtCH
M > < iet ixUc ) ! in iiildul u camp ot cloven
eounteileiteis in Clatlon tounlj > iitU ! > i < l.iy ,
( .iptinlng six ot them , the others r.sc.ipliir
Into the wooiii. Tin pilroueis vveie liioiiKlit
to thlh clt. . , and at the pnlliiilii.il } lii'.ujiig
IK I oie UnlUil St.iti C'oiniuK lolici ( ' .indlehti ,
this iiKniiln- , \\uit held tin , i lijal. Tli
olllccis leiiihc toghd Iho names ot Iliohoaiy
leslid , iis thcv hojie lo sccuio the n st of the
gang bftiiio MI.IIIJ di\h'l'liiMoliiuialiiTH ; Imvo
been jil.vlng tlicii vocation ijiiltuMiueijstully
in Chniuii , Jtlleihon and f'oiest toujit\ta \ ,
h.vxo In on ( im.igi d In the imumfn.tiir < : < it
hpmlims hihii diilliiis. and luiV ( a thoioiigh
sjbtum lei jiliu liu ; tin * MIIIIU In eiiciil.dlou.
iictlon ,
IM > I \ % vi 01 is , ( Jet. i-Tlid : !
election ttidaj vuis xciy do-idy
Hcliiiiisnio nut vet comjileti ! , but thu liirufo
leeeivi d iii | to midnight indicate Jhe prouah.'a
itleutiiin ol lennj , icpuhllcan , lei niayoi by
a imilmlty les than UK ) . The bund ot aldcfc
mauls demonatle and the lounell lepubll-
( .in bj onuimijiitlt } .
CDIIVeise > Ituiioniliiaird.
\ < t
Hi i .1 h. A COIIVITM ) was today irtiniui :
n.ilid lei it ] .iiM.'iiinllM ! In II legf
tla U'lmbluaiisnt J"