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SIXTEENTH YEAR OMAHA , WEDNESDAY MORNING , JULY 7 , 1SS6 , NUMJBEli 16.
WILL THEY PULL THROUGH ?
Laoubchero Fears the Defeat of tlie Sup
porters of Homo Rule ,
HE OUTLINES THC POSITION.
Jtnillcnts Must llcndcr It Impossible
1'orny Olio to Cnrrj On the
GoicinniPiit Jttit Olnil-
Mono The Kctnrni.
Iinliotichrre on tlio Situation.
Lnviios.Julj 0. [ Now Yolk Hciald Cubic
Spoclal to tinHii.l Mr. Laboucheio'a
opinion on the result of tlio elections f.o far
IsRlven In this morning's Tiulli. lit' * avs :
"The ( omities h.uo } ot to spink Will they
pull us thioiuh ? I doubt It. Tno ngrlcul-
tnr.tl laborer knov s anil cares little about
lirl.uul , anil lie Is told that hul It not been
lor tinliisli bill be , b > Ibis time , would ba\o
linil fimanil throe aeics ot land. The land
bill lias done us a
VAsl AMOt'M1 or IIAItM.
Thevcrj possiblhtv of tlio Irish landlords
beiioflttlug at tlippxpunso of the taxpavei ha ?
nllenalcd uiiny iioiu Mi. Gladstone. As
things stand now it looks to mo as though
the now imli uneiit w ill be IIIULI | like the old.
The llbora's ' \\llt not have a decisive major-
It } , nor the conservatives , oven with the sup-
poitol thellbeialaiidi.Kllenl unionists , who
inadu common cause with them.
WlfVI Illl V Wit I. HU'I'I.N ?
I suppose ! Lord Sallsbur } will bo Installed in
oMUo and bo sunpoitcd by Ilaitlugton's
friends and the memliers toi Bhuiiugham.
Wb.xt then will be the duty of the i.idlc.ils'.1
To lender It Imp isilblo for anjone else tb in
Mr. ( iladstono tocuiy on the government.
This thej r.incislly do bj a stilct iilll.inco
with tlu hlsh. Should the tones obtain the
upper hand and attempt to piss a coeiclon
act , the radicals mid the Iiish should light on
until the } are suspended. This w ill
lUtiNfi iiusiis roAdtisii.
i'robably at Hist the torles and their allies
will sij : 'dood ihld-iuoe , ' but they will soon
llnd th'it it will bo in.wtlcally impossible for
tlio house to legislate with one-tlilrd of its
members excluilfil. 111liur declared tint
tholilsh have a iilit
10 ni.sisr coi iscioN' ,
wo must back up their losistanee , should It
bo attempted. The time Is arriving to take
oir the gloves. "
'ihc News , impliullv , like Mr. I.aboncliero ,
ndmlts the defeat in a tablet printed , and sav s :
"Jt would bi'nb'iiril to Ignoip the fact that In
the EgUsh boiomjhs , mom especially in
London , tlio gov eminent has lost hea\lly.
Tlionumbois point to a moial defeat and
show conclusively that the electors icqulre ,
In man } cases , fuithcr "mo to digest homo
rule. The home ndei- > must therefoio Mick
to thch gnus and do their beat to remove tlio
piejtidicohlLh still pie\alls upon tuo
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bubject. _
Parliamentary Elections.
LOXDOV'unoO ' C. K. Lewis , consciva-
tl\o , has been ie-o'c"tcd in Londomlcriy over
Justin JUCaithy , 1'ainelllte , b > a vote of
] , b-.0 to 1,701. It the hist election the same
candidates contested Ilio disti let , when Low Is
won by aoto of 1,8.4 aicxlnst l.Ttn obtained
by McCaitliv. 'Iho Ut. lion. Ceo. 1. tioscheu.
on < i ot ( .ladslono's JMIIoiesl iimlonlst
opponents , was dol.-.itcd in iho cast division
Of Kdlnbmg by Wallace , ( lladstonl.in can
didate. ,1. Wilson , uulnuist , has been de
feated In the ointrnl division ot KdintMiig.
Sulhcil ind , unlonl-t.lnsbeen ic-eloctcdliom
( Jioeuockby a diminished mnjoilty. Chll-
cleis , home sccictmy , w.is re elected bv aoto
ot : ! .ruj , against 'J.l'Jl ' over Putvis toi tlio
to'ithern division of idlnburg.
John Moile } , sceietary lei Irclind , was
re elected from XewcRstlo-upon-tbc-Tj no , by
a \oto oi I0 , ( > s.i , an Incieaso of V > 1 In his
Vile. James Cral ? was elected as a Glad-
Rtonlan to succeed Joseph Cowcu.who 10-
tiied tiom publiolifo.
Ato'clock : ) this afternoon the torles had
made a net gain of thiilceu .seats , and had
elected 1 IT candidate- . The unionists , at the
Same hour , had elected fortj-ouo , the ( ilad-
Montana cight-thiee , ixnd the I'aincllltes
thirty-loin.
The Pall Mall footle ( lilicial ) , commentIng -
Ing on the ipstilts of the election , sajs : " \Vc
aie boHten. 'Ibo total ofotos polled gives a
cleai majoiit } against the minlstiy. The
only question iimainlni : Is whether the
Maiaais of balisbuty will not sweep the
countiy. "
'Jho totals now aio : Conservatives , 210 ;
unionists , 4.3 ; ( jladstonians , U ; Piunellitcs ,
TJniKs In Dnhlln.
Di.ni.i.v , , Iul > 0. The riot at the cousoiva-
the woikmcn's club house last night was
provoked by men in the club and they com
mitted neaily all bleaches of order. A Cath
olic pioccsslon passed the club house which
vvaseiowded with men at the time. They
attacked the procession with bottles. This
attack wasniiswctpd with tlneats and some
{ tones. Tlio club house people then lltoially
Fhowored bottles at the piucosslon and also
Died n number of shots Into it fiom
levolveis. Thn police sunouiided thu bouse ,
tot'liiKcontiol ' of the picmises and linally
arrested sovpnly fiimates. It lias not been
ascertained how many of the piocesslon wore
Jiurt. but I In co of tholnjmed Catholics aio in
d d } Ing condition this morning and twenty
Otheis aie 1 } Ing helpless In the hospitals , all
fullering fiom wounds inflicted by bottles 01
bullets. Theiolsa gencial leellngol Inillg-
iiotlon ag.ilnst the Orangemen of iho club on
tcoount of the attack.
A not tollovvcd the llrst announcement of
tie ) result of the contest between Lewis and
Justin McCaitliy at Londonden v to day. The
rouse ot the ilIstuiDanco was thodlscoverv ,
titter the election had been dcckued In
favor of Luvvls , of n ballot box ,
Iho contents of which had not been
counted. A iccount lollovved , which almost
made the election a tie , giving It to Low Is by
a majoi Ity of onlv UUCP. The police Inter-
fciPd and attacked the lovallstswho assem
bled In now of the hotel , tvheio Low Is was
staying , mid weiu making demonstiatlons
In rcliibiatlon ol his victory. A largo nuin-
bor of pcitons wcio lujni-cd. There was
much excitement In the city over the ntrnli.
' 1 ho loul mayor lias Issued n proclamation
rntip.itlng the pcoplo to prescivo oriior.
Ciowds are ( fathering on the streets ( n-nljrlit ,
ind the. excitement Is intense. William and
jobi rt Long , brothers , and Archibald Crook-
ilmnks. members of the Dublin Consoivn-
ives vvoiklugmen's club , have been ro-
iiaiuled on charges of flihitupon ; and wound-
tig tno Catholic piocosshmists voatciday.
riip other prlsoneis wcio Jlschaigcd.
I here weio three counts In LcnOnndcrry.
Iho second madothoeloctloua tie. Thothiul
KavoMr , Lew is a majority of Hum Justin
JUctarty has uiv en notlco that ho will demand
ffiiiit'ny ' ol thii poll and , If necossaiy , a recon
test of Ihe district.
TUG 1'OI'irs
POUTltAIT.
MaKnlllocnt PnlnilnK of Ills llolinesa
l ) > a YOUIIK AitlHt.
LONDON , JulyO.-New [ York Herald Cable
-Social to the Uri-Harry ] Thaddons , the
young Irish artist who painted the portraits
of tlio Abbo Liszt , Dollrozza , and other
celebrities , which have been attracting much
attention In London this week , is now pri
vate ! } exhibiting a striking llfo size portrait
Of Pope Leo XIII. Ho paliiled It this spring
at the Vatican , w hero his holiness gave sit-
tlups , a pi iv llogo which ho has rarely granted.
1 called at the aitlst's studio In South Ken-
Elngtou to see the picture , which will shortly
bo exhibited in the states. The pope has
often boon painted , but never , 1 believe , in
so natural and uimtfectctl a posa as the ono
chosen by Mr. Thaddeus. "His holiness is
Eliovvn scaled In his study preparing
ono of the admirable Latin encyclicals
which have won him the reputation of one of
Uio greatest clajalcal scholars of his time.
Ilo Is clad In vvhlto. He sits In his favorite
arm clialr , IIPII In hand with Ills head bent
slightly froward as though listening to some
lltcrar } Inspiration. His delicate Intellectual
features arc stamped with thought. Ono
laud drops languid ! } beside him over the
right knee. The aitlst has skillfull } dls-
of the ted drap"iy. Around the
pontiff's neck hangs a golden chain , termin
ated with a cross. A white skull cap ciowns
Iho wrinkled , careworn , lolly foiehead.
'Iho ojo * aie full of life and thoiuht. Tbo
mouth , h } fai the most conspicuous feature ot
Leo Kill's face.has a mote pleasing and rest
ful expression than It usuall } wears. Per
haps , lee , a moie liteial painter would ha\c
shown the lines sand wrinkles morp , CVPII
though b } V ) doing ho might have detracted
fiom the calm benevolence so chaiacloilstlc
of the pontiff. The aitlst shows his illustri
ous model at his best. In many wavsthis
poitiait Is the most satisfactory jot pnlntcd.
* / * \ . . .tfiivn < . ( lll-j-l I. . .
Another Intprcstlntr Day nt the Sun-
lay School Assembly.
Cnirr , Neb. , Jul } ( ' . [ Special Telegram
to the Hi E ] The dav has pioved to bo one
of much Intcicst and pleasuie. The weit'ior '
is still on Its good bchavioi. Aulvals sttll
come in thick and fast. Among others aie
ox-Commander M. V. Colctind wlfo , Jtinhta ;
S. P. t > liliie.ox-adjt.eiieial ! , < i.A.K.uniata ) ;
Qu iiteimaster N. C. lleniy , Fail mount ; H.
T. Claiko , Omaha ; ox-Senator J. N. Paul , St.
Paul ; Dr. Matthew son and wile ,
Lincoln ; and ( ioorgo W. llindley ,
Weeping Water. The Nollgh band ,
the second best In the state , is on thcRioutul
and will st.i } thiou h the icmiinder ot the
assombl } . The Piosbjtoiian Sund ly 'cliool
of Lincoln came down on tlioexcinsion train.
Of the lots of the assembly which are for
sale , about llfty have been taken b } pat ties
who will elect thereon cottages.
On buuda } last Piushlcnt P. 1. Foss stated
thattooich denomination who would ciect
a peimancnt building to constitute head-
qu liters , he would give the sum of S10 as a
beginning. To day the denominations each
hold a meeting , accepted the ueneious
olloi of Mi. Foss , and ugieed to
etcet buildings coiling S > 00. At the soveial
meetings the Congicvation.xllsts laiscd 5400 ,
the Baptists no , the Presbvlcilans ! 00.
'Ihe Methodists and United Btctliien also
look s'eps In the sinio dliectlon.
The usual moiniiig oxeiciscs tookplaccat
the regulai hour. Piotossoi Holmes ir.ue a
pervlow of English history at 11 o'clock ,
which was unusually Instinctive.
At 2 o'clock Kev. Wilhud bcott ,
of Omaha , held the cntlio attention
of the audience dining his hue
lectine , wllh maps , ot "England'slust Chris
tians. " Just betoie the lectures. Mrs. Pal-
kei , of LiiKoln , gave a leading , ' 'Kobeit ' of
blcilv. " Fiank Boaid occupied the platloiin
lu tliecvoning. and his lecture. "How to Use
the Blaekboud , " was veiypiohtable as well
as ontoi taming. At the close ot this lettiuo
the annual cauip Ine sei vices , In ebaigeof
Piol S. Holmes , weio celebrated. Ihe
Chautauquans foimod In piocession
at the Lincoln hcadquaiters and
matched to the liio to the
music of the band. After the opening by
music and piajpr , P. D. Stcwait. of Hast
ings , Kev. AcKiuan and T. 11. Lcavitt , ot
Lincoln , made shoit and nppiopriato
speeches , luteispcrsed wltli music and 10-
sponsivc iftidlng by the C. L. S. C. The
grounds piesputcd \cry pietl } appeaiauee ,
docoiatod as they woic , with Clllnoso l.in-
teins , lUhted by the camp 111 o and coveied
with the laige nnnibei of Interested people.
The services closed with a piajei and bene
diction b } Kev , A. E. Dunning.
Adams County Prohibitionists.
HASII.VCS , Neb. , July 0. [ Special to the
BEI. . ] 'Ihocounty mass convention of pio-
liibitlonists , hold In this cit } S ituiday , vvas
a hugely attended gathering , many people
being piesent from all pailb of the count ) .
'Ihe convention was held In the afteinoon at
Cole's Paik. Aftei the usuil prcllminai v ex
ercises and a carefully prepared address by
Judge M. C. llestei , ol tliH city , thegathoi-
Ing icsolved itself into a mass convention by
the election of Dr. Fitch as chilimaii , and
C. T. Hawaii as secietaiy. The following
delegates to the state con volition weio elected :
J. M. Pattoison , S. M. lloagland , James E.
Hoed , Hobert Ash , L. W. I'm mentor , S H.
Smith. A. N. Hall , Di. H. P. Filch. L. B.
Palmer , C. T. Kuwait , Judge O. B. Huwct ,
Nat. Brass , J. G. Ha fettand J.V. . Shaw.
'Iho following resolutions wcio unani
mously adopted :
Whereas , The othei political p-utles have
heretofoioiolusedtofiivoi the piopositlon to
submit u urohlbltoiy amendment to the con
stitution to a vote of the people , and om re
presentatives In the legislature have voted
against Ihe submission of such an amend
ment ; nnd
Whereas , Wo believe that their action In
this respect Is not in accord nice with the
wishes of the people , and tli it It Is expedient
and iMittli.it the people should have an op
portunity to give n distinct expression of
theli will upon such nn amendment by a vote ,
In oulei that the populai voice ma } decide
the legislative polio } upon a question so vital
to thomatpihl Interests , inoinl and social
wollaro ot tlio st.ilo ; therefore , be It
Kcsolved , That \votondcr the is > uo of sub
mission 01 nun sub mission of n piohloltoiy
constitutional amendment , as tlio leading
question ol Iho canvass , lor the election ot
semtoiti and representatives to the legis
lature.
Kesolvcd. That the county committee , In
the call and notice for ourconnty convention
foi nomination of legislative candidates , extend -
tend an invitation to all legal voters In the
several townshlp . who fu\oi the submission
of sneli an amendment and who deslio to
vote cither lei 01 against it , to take apait In
thn election of delegates.
The convention then adjourned to the call
of thu central committee.
UanKor ? Inttovvson's Upturn.
NOHKOI.K , Neb. , July 0. fSpechil Telegram -
gram to the Bii : : . ] Chailcs P. Matthewson
relumed last night via the Union PacIIlc
train from Colorado , whcio ho has been foi
thu past sovcial months , A full growth of
beat d and ccglasscs so altered his appeal-
anco that old acquaintances on the train did
not recognize him. Ho is ill and con lined to
his home. It has been known for some tlmo
that he desired to come back , but many felt
confident ho would never return. The dis
position ot tiin people hero Is kindly tow aid
film nnd his family has been accorded thu
wannest sjmnatliy from all citizens. What
Mr. Matthewson proposes for the fntiiio Is
not known , though IIQ expresses a v\Mi to
pay all claims In full. Some of Ihose claims
have already been settled and the others will
probably be satisfactorily adjusted ,
How Huliix Celebrated.
Ewixa , Nt-b. . JulyO. [ Spechlto the Bu : . ]
The observance of the nation's annlvciaary
came on the 5th , and as the hour for speaking
drew near people fmm tlio surioundlnc conn
tij came pouring in. Oulei ot street panulo ;
First , band ; second , G , A. It. ; thlid , temper
ance cadets ; then people In wagons. The ex
ercises opened vv Ith singing and prayer. The
speaker of the day , Judge binaries , tiom Mail
Ison county , was then Introduced. He 10-
vioucd thu history of the country from the
da.vsof 'TO to tlio present time , and spoke In
glowing terms of the living as well as the
dead soldiery , and gave nn eauicst tribute to
thu eminent statesmen of the times. Ho was
followed by Dr. N. A. Sackett In a s'lort but
Interi'stliij : address , The exeiclses were
varied bv music from the glee club and by the
baud nil homo talent. Afternoon spoils
suitable to the day and the occasion. Theie
was a display of Ihevvorks In the evening.
Toirlil Heat ut Wnhno.
W.VHOO , Neb. , July 0. [ Special Telegram
lo tno BKK.J The continued < lry weather
aud hot south winds arc causing great anxi
ety among the farmers. It Is feared the late
out ; , will not Illl well and that corn will bo
mined unless it rains veiy soon. At noon
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above in the t > hadc , and Unlay it ia one do-
warmer ,
DEATII AND DESTRUCTION ,
Pyrotechnic Patriotism Resalts in Plamcs
and Funerals.
FIRE'S FATAL WORK IN DENVER.
A r.ockpt Ktuls nn lo\\n Youns Man's
i\lstPiicp-Slx : Otlicr Kntnl Ac-
clilcnts Pierce Foicst
Pircfl
Dpstrnctho Klrc In Dpnvcr.
D Nvi.n , Col. , Julj 0 At 1:15 : this mom-
Ing , as the people were going home from cel
ebrating the national blithday , a fire was ills-
lovoicd IiPthe Academy of Music and beioie
the Iho department could get to woik the
llamcs were leaning throuuh the building In
half a doyen places , which afcw minutes later
was one mass of Humes. The heat wns co In-
toletable that tlio flio depailmcnt was driven
fiom the front of the building , belfiR unable
to stand the Intense he.it. It now be
came evident that the Academy was
doomed and the Hi omen devoted thorn-
Delves to saving the llockj Mountain
News building and the Good and McClln-
lock blocks , which wcio adjoining
The llames spread so lapnlly and
the heat became so Intense that In less than
fifteen minutes after the dKcovoiv of the
tholiiu the wlip ol the Western Union tcl-
cjiaph companj , whose olllco is lu the block
dlicetlv acioss the alloy fiom the academy ,
wore melted In two and all seiUcedeMiojcd.
'llieoperatois manaccd lo 'avo the Wheat-
stone and other valuable instiumcnts , though
sevoial of the iclavs wcio destiou-d.
Ono bundled ongliics could not have
saved the building , which was a mass of
ruins within an hour aftci the ahum was
Klven. Thegioundllooi was occupied by busi
ness houses In which scvcial men were sleep
ing at the time of the lire , all of whomweie
ic'scuid by the liicmcn except Tim Umldit ,
an old man roustabout in ( lie saloon ol John
Kenneavj. I'.nilglit ictlred at 12 o'clock last
night In an Intoxicated condition and was
loigottcn till late. He could not bo roused.
and perished In the llames. The cause of
the liio Isat piesent unknown.
As neir as could bo learned the losses arc
as follows ; 1 * . S , Hughes , on aoadcm > ot
music , S12' OJO , Insurance , SIO.OOO ; Koikj
Mountain Xevvs { jJo.OOO , Insuiance SJ.SOO ;
John Henneavv's saloon S" ,000 , Insu.ancc'
M,000 , Solomon , clothing.TO ! ( , insurance
Sl.'JOO ' ; I.i/.nasusTa\loi S.'J.OOO , no iiism-
anco ; Cileedo block ; § 10,000 , Insuraiuo
Three AcolilontH nt Anninosn.
AN AMOS v , la. , Jul } 0. I Special Telegram tote
to the Uu.j : During the celebiallon hcie
jcsterd.iy a c.ucless boj tlnovv a IheciacKoi
in the folds of a young ( icrmin lady's diess
irom Lnrigworthy , which took luo and soon
enveloped her In a llame of lire. Men shud-
ing neai did all In their powoi tohclnherin
extinguishing the llaulos , but weio not suc
cessful until she was teuibb binned , audit
is doubtful as to hei rccovciy.
A young man fell fiom tjje sec
ond-story of the opeia house , stilting Ills
breast on a chunk of wood and this men n-
Ing Is unable to talk. It is leaied ho Is hint
internally.
In the evonlncr , while the lirenorks wcio
being discuarged , a voting man and lad ) weio
drlvingon High Micadamt/cd sti-oct vvhen
the Midland ttaln ran in , fiightonlng tlio
hoiso , wniUi sprang ovci the embankment ,
bicalungliH neck and demoi allying the buggy ,
but done no daimco to the occupants. Tlio
horse was valued at S X ) .
The Deadly Ice Crpnni.
ST. Louis , Julv 0. Dispatches from
Coultcrvilllc , 111. , state that a mysterious and
sei ions sickness oroko out theio on Sunday
last and so fai the the pieclso cause has no't
been leirncd. It is cstlnnted that fiom sixty
to one bundled and llfty poisons In Coultoi-
v illc and surrounding country arc sick , some
of them quite sciiouslv. Two childien ,
Hesilo and Ada Wilson , aged
icspcctivcly three and seven
jcais , died Monday and tholi mother Is now
quite 111. The phjslclan at Hist thought that
the sickness was the icsult of some unknown
atmospheilc cause , but since then it has boon
generally attributed to mineial poison con
tained In Ice cream and lemonade which was
dispensed at a picnic on batmdiy last.
A Uocket'B PrlKhtrul Worlr.
Wir.To.v , la. , July 0. [ Special Telegiam
to the 15ri.J : A most shocking Fouith or
July accident occuired hcie duilng a private
display of lirewjiksjcsteiday. A locket de
flected fiom Its couisc , structt Josenh Koss ,
nineteen years of age , in the oje , cinslilng
tlirough the head and exploding In his
mouth. Ho died In two boms' . ICoss is the
son of a prominent citl/cn. and was walking
alone thosticet In company with a joiing
lady. _
A FIcnillsA Criino
ULTKAIO , July 0. Yesteiday afternoon
Nicholas llaumann , a German living In the
eighth piocinct , lilted his infant child fiom
the cradle by Its legs and dashed Its head
against the wall. liaumanu lied and has not
been captured , li.uimann Is cmnlojed In tbo
lumber j ant on the island and recently came
hero fiom I'ennsvlvanla. Uanmann Isio-
lioitcd by his neighbor- having been on a
spree , but his wlfo denied ho was drunk.
The police are ictlccnt about the case and
the piitlculais cannot bo Icaincd. The child
will die.
Acotilnnts Near Dulmqiic ,
Dunucjc'B , la. , July 0. [ Special Tclesram
to the 15in. : ] The thirteen-car-old son of
W. J. LoQiuls was lacing acioss acul > crt
with a nelghtior towaids the creameiy , Sun
day. The wagon fell off the bridge. Loomls'
neck was broken. Ho lived till Monday
morning. Ills sister's arm was broken.
John Klnnon was crushed tq death In a
cave-In of a sand pit on the I ) . & M. railroad ,
below East Dubuqne , Monday.
A rtnil Mnu Cnpturod ,
Oiinvnx.VK , Wjo. , July 0. [ Special Tele-
cram to the IJiiK.J John Johnson , n bad
man fiom Texas , has been liero several
weeks qulntly gambling. Ho has a record of
Killing a number of men. Last night A. 0 ,
Ware , shorllt of Mitchell county , Texas ,
noted as the s'ayer ' of Sam Bass , the tcrrlblo
Texas desperado , quietly came here , arrested
Johnson at a gaming table , nnd lettthls
luoinlng for Colorado City , Texas , where ho
lately killed Hen Lane.
Bmnll Flro nt Ncllgn.
Unucm , Neb. , July 0. | pcclal to the
13ji-.J ; A largo fiamo building bclonglne teA
A Hupp known as the Star link , burned
about'o'clock this morning. The fiuicaisht !
In the luteitor , noono knows hpvv , as there
had been no liio In tlio building for several
months and it was not lighted up the evenIng -
Ing befoic. It was so fai gone when dls
covered no effott vvas made to save It. Ad-
iolnhiL' buildings vvcro savetlby haul work.
L ) s aoout SrSrWu ; Insurance , gl.SjT.
A IkCinlmlcr of JoCTorson Square ,
OAIISO.V , la , July a Durlngtho llioworks
display last night a spark tired a box full of
lockets , candles and bombs , and created a
Mampede among the spectatois. Colonel
Klnney had his clothes badly binned In on-
dt'avoungto oxilngulsh the Hie. A number
of people had their clothing partially burned
but escaped seiious injury.
Depot liullillnga Uurncd.
MAIISIIALI.TOVVN , la. , July 0. ( Special
Telegram to the H : i : . ) The depot buildings
of the Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul load at
Mason City burned last evening and the dlv I-
sou | superintendent's headuuaners rendered
unfit for use , The liic Is UiguchHobave
originated from a passim ; locomotive. Loss
about 214,0 < X > . The buildings were ver } old.
Tlio Heat nt Onklnmt ,
O\M M > . Neb. . July o. ( Special to the
IJji : | Ihc warmest weather ever experi
enced here was to-day. The mercury was 109'
In the shade Wo have had no rain for live
w eeks. A'l grain Is suffering very much and
pspcclnll > coir. The prospect In this part of
tin1 county for wheat and corn before this
dr.v spell was ncvei better.
An Aw nine's TAtnt Flap.
Pr.Aiiom , Kan , July 0 About 5 o'clock
last evening an old awning upon which fif
teen 01 twenty parsons congregated to wit
ness the water works display by the fire com-
pan } , gave away , piectpltatlng them on the
crowd of spectators below. Some twenty
men women and children were Injured and
It Is leared some fatal ! } .
DcMtructtvo nnd Fntnl Storm.
J uKsosMM.r , l'i v. , July 0. News has
just reached the Times-Union of a tcrrlblo
gale at Apalachleola Wednesday , the 3Uth
ult , uprooting tices , umooling houses and
causing n loss of 340,000. The telegraph
wins were blown down and six persons , four
white and two colored , who wuro caught In
the bay duilng the storm , lost their lives.
Katnl Accident nt tm\nee.
IHwvru Cm , Mob. , Julv 0. During the
celebi atlon In this cltv jesterday , the eleven
} ear old daughter of Mr. I' . C. Kdco was shot
and fatallv wounded by a bullet from a tar
get gun. ' 1 ho bullet cntcied thn forehead and
pcuctiated the brain tissues. The prom letor
of the shooting gallery lias been anesfcd lor
ciimlnal eaielessiiess.
Torpedo Honts host.
P utis , Julv 0. Le Temps confirms the an
nouncement of the loss of eight torpedo
boats In n storm on the Altantlc. Fifty pei-
sons weic drowned. Saturday's dispatch de
li } ing the loss ol the toiucdo boats was based
upon the statement of the minister of maiino
lofeiilng toothc1 torpedo boats.
Kixvnccs of Cliolern.
Uovii , July 0. The cholera returns to-dav
arc as follows : Bdiulisi , 11 now cases , 7
deaths ; Francavllla and Koutana , Ceases ,
: > - > deaths ; Latonlo.50 cases , SO deaths. Ono
case Is leported at Venice.
The Popull Koumno asserts that the official
ligmcs ate lovvci thau the actual figures.
Tlic restive Sky Rocket.
Ciiicvno , July 0. Eckert & Swain's
Homing mills on Canal street were damazed
by Ino and the contents bv wStor to the
amount of 570,000. The bla/o was caused by
spaiksliom a sk } rocket which fell on the
loot Sunday night. Insuiance , 505,090.
Another tlilnzc.
COIIOES , N. Y. , JulyO. Xoith'sstoro house
containing cotton , woo/ and manufactured
goods belonging to numerous manufacturers ,
Including Parsons &v Co. and Stillman ,
Urooks it ( "o. , ( bin nnd late last night. The
loss will reach § 200,000. .
Kidnapping Tramps Gnpturcil.
On VM ) Isi AND N b .July 0. The gang of
t tamps sixin number , , who attempted to
steal a baby , have bcciij captured by the po
lice attei a hard chase. There was n lively
light between the police and the tramps , In
vv nlch tw oof the latter were slightly vv ounded.
End Tt.iHwaK Collision.
x , J'uly (5 ( Twp express trains , ono
from 1'dlnbum , Ihaoilier fiom Glasgow ,
came In collision yesterday nt FuIIwoocl
Junction. Thlrty-fiyojierjons wcio injuicd.
THE SPOIU7Ncf WCmijD.
Yesterday's Uvctits on tlio Turi'aiicl
Dlniiionil.
CIIICAOO , July C. Washington Paik
llaces Mlle : Bob Tlsher won , Hattoo second
end , Cioveinoi I3ato third. Time l : 2f.
Mutiiilspaid SMSO.
Mile nnd cUlith : Spaldinp won , Joqulta
second , Hoped ilo third. Time 1:50. : Mu-
tuals paid S1S.M ) .
Kenwood stokes , flve-elghlhs mile : Jim
Moore won , Idghtaw ay second , Carey third.
Time 1:02. : Miitualspaid SH
Mile : Ada D. won. blr Jesse P. U. second ,
Mamie Hunt third. Time liil ) ( . Mutuals
paid SiO.
Mile and sixteenth : Ueaconslleld won ,
Jim Douglas second , Lcman third. Time
1:4'J. Mutuals paid § 21.20.
At Jtloninotitli Park ,
o * MOu5lII i'AKiv , Julv 0. Haud'icap ,
seven-eighths mile : Oienadlcr won , Lans-
dow no second , Portland third. Time 1:29.
Tluce-fourths mile , two-year-olds : Maca
roon filly won , Ittalala second , Kosallnd
thlid , Time 1:1. : % .
Handicap , thieocarolds : liock and Tlyo
w on , Attoinoy bocond. Mllllo third. 'J line
l-njf. :
Slircwsbuiy handicap , all ajos : Tom Mar
tin won , hast Lyniin becond , Tenbookcr
third. Tlme-2HO .
belling race , one and one-eighth miles ,
three-veai-ohls and unvvaidsi Adonis won ,
.Ice Mitchell second , Phil Lewis third. Tlmo
li'fttf. '
Ilaadicap , all ages : Sandoval won , Ba
hama second , Worfl , ! thlid. Tlmo 'J:3J. :
The Bnso Bull Uecorct.
ATCIIIOAOO
Chicago . 0 02008003 0
] ! oston . 1 0 1 B 0 0 1 1 V °
Pitchqis Flynn and Itadboiirno. First
base hits-Chicago 0 , Boston 10. Kuors Chicago
cage 0. Boston 0. Umpire Cm ry.
Ar Dr.inoiT
Detroit . 402200001 0
Xolv York . 0 0040400 6-rW
Pitchers Smith and Kocfe. First bas'O
hlts-Ditrolt H , Now Yoik 15. Kuors Do-
trolto. NewYorkO. Umplic Yoik.
ArSr. Louis
St. Louis . 0 0000000 1-1
Philadelphia . OBiiaooo * 8
First base hlts-St Louis 4. Philadelphia
11. Ihrors St. Louis 0 , Philadelphia 1.
Umplie ( jaffney.
AT KANSAS CITV
Kansas City . 0 1050030 2 10
Washington. . . , . ! oooosooo 4
Pltchers-7Woldinan and Corcoran. First
base hits Kansas City 15 , Washington 0.
Errors Ivansaa City li , Washington 0. Urn-
plio Connelly.
Colored Strikers Quieted.
LITTLE HOCK , Aik. , July 0. Thursday
last til ? colorcil laborers on the Tate planta
tion , nine miles bcjovv on the Aikausas ilver ,
struck for an advance , In wages to that gen
erally paid In tlio neighborhood. They then ,
bv Intimidation , prpvqntcd others from tak
ing tholr places. * Thqshcillf was called on
by the planters for protection and went down
ear' * } esteiday. ABout two hundred and llfty
colored mci ) juiscmulca train neighboring
idaces began making threats that nobodv
should go towork or beancsted. The shcilif
attempted to arrest Gill , a ringleader , who
icslstod and WHS eluitjbya deputy in both
aims. During the afternoon n posse weat
dovv n from Little Hocl ; Iieav lly armed , when
tile Mterlir j-ueccedpd in dlspcis-lng tlio mob
and av cited what tUreaixuicd to bo a general
upilslncr.
ST. Locis , July 0. The Post-Dispatch
Llttlo Itock special states that the excitement
occasioned by trie riot 3 csterday on the Tate
plantation continues unabated. Neither the
sherilj'noranymeinbois ' of his posse have
returned , and It Is fcnicd moro trouble lias
occurred. _ _
Street Railway Franchise Granted.
CHICAGO , July 0. Tlio city council , at Us
session lasting till past midnight to-night ,
passed an ordinance giving the use of La
Sallo street tunnel to the Noith Chicago
btreet Itallway company for the considera
tion of $30,000 annually , the cost ot paving
and maintaining the same , with lights , etc. ,
to be deducted from the auuual rental. The
company Is composed principally of Philadel
phia capitalists , C. T. Yeikcs being its presi
dent. The action of the council Is considered
very favorable tojho comjiapy.
Weather For Nebraska.
Fair weather , stationary temperatuu.
WHEN THEY WILL ADJOURN ,
A Prospect That 8onxe ( { anil Honso May
Oloso Early Thij Month ,
WH ? THE RANDALL BILL DIED.
Ono of the Members of tlioVnyn mid
Means Committee Tnlkn ou tlio
Subject Tlio D'CIIIO-
crnta Divided.
An I'nrly Ailjonriuiicut Prolmlilo.
WAHittNdTOM , July O. [ Special Tele-
pram to the DM. ] There Isn. grow ing belief
that congress nny manage to adjourn before
tba close of the present month. Up to this
tlmo the general impression has been that the
pp.sslnn would not end before the close of the
month. Just now , however , the senate has
begun to exhibit some Interest In the ques
tion of adjoinnment , and as this body Ins
the matter practical ! ) In Its own hands , there
seems some prospect that It may push busi
ness through by the 15th orOtli ot the
month. The senate has power to do this If
Us membci * so desire. The house has prac
tically clcaied Us cilend.ir of appropriation
bills , and Uio senate can nisli them thiouqb
In tw o weeks tlmo If It wants to. Of conisc ,
there Is plenty to do In both house and sen-
ntoas long as they will stay , but the question
Is l.ow little they can do rather than how
much.
JEI'.IIY MVHPin ' ? TAIII ) LOST.
This morning's National Republican , In
announcing tlio withdrawal of Iteprcbenta-
tlv o Jerry Murphy from the race for the nom
ination in the First Iowa district , because
"ho found his opponents had gained too
much headway for him to ouercome , " ob
served that "tlio Hounopln canal has been
the solitary card which he hns plavcd In con-
mesb and ho thought U would alvvajspiovo
n winning one. ' '
TUB \NIIAI.I. . uir.i-
The house committee on wajs anil means
to-day unanimously agreed to make an ad
verse report on the llinda'l ' tailft bill. Toni -
ni bt jour correspondent met General
Browne , of Indiana , a loading republican
member of thu committee , who said that this
action settled tbo tiuill question for the jncs-
ent , that the Randall bill would probably go
on the calondai and bo passed over to the
next session. Tlio democracy had , In his
opinion , clearly demonstrated Its utter inca
pacity to deal with ecoiiomlcqucstlons. With
a majority ofovcr foity in the house , It had
whom failed to revise the tariff. Mi. Kin-
dallaided in the defeat of tno Moirlson
measure , and the latter gentleman and his
followers have now avenged themselves by
stianglingthei lirst-born of Itandall In its
cradle. The demociacy don't cohere. They
agree upon nothing. On the subject of the
cmrency they are worse mixed ,
U possible , than on tbo tanll.
After all their promises , they vv 111 likely leave
tbcbo questions where they found them.
There was an Important part of the Moirlson
bill that should have been passed , and might
have been but for the democrats , who , with
one exception , Insisted that the bill should go
Into the house as a whole or not at all. That
part of the bill regulating the mcthods of ad
ministering omtori ir.vvs , as apart and sepa
rated from the objectionable features of flic
bill , would receive an undivided republican
support. This sermi.itlon was i of used , and
this part ot the bill will die with the rest.
General Browne said further that the pilnci-
pal objections to the piovislons of the Ran
dall bill were , that It pioposed to repeal the tax
on tobacco , cigars and bnuff , all taxes Imposed
on tniit brandies nnd on splilts used in the
aNs. Ho was opposed to tlio icpeal of these
taxes while the nation hid topi ovlde tor the
pivmentof pen-Jons 01 any othei pbllguirin
giowlng out of the icbclllon. and the repub
licans generally agiocd with l.lui. . The
whibUey and tobacco foxes were ncaily equal
to tlio penbioniolland tlie amount of Interest
account , and ought not to be removed , and
will not bo by republicin votes. He Ind
othei objections to the R-indall bill , and pai-
tlculnily to that portion which Increases the
duty on tin plato and ready made clothing.
ANOJ 111.11 111.ION Ol IKIlltOIt
prevails among the "offensively paitlsau"
republican oflice-holderb heio. They believe
that vety many of thorn will bo made lo go
just as soon as congress adjoin us andlhuli
succcssois are chosen. So they are thinking
about decapitation at any time after a couple
of weeks. It Is undeistood that v'oiy llbcra )
modifications of the civil berv Ice inlcs are to
have the selection of appointees to choose
trom laiger lists , etc. A calculation of the
chances mailo In the departsments since
March 4.1SS5 , shows that not 15 porcentof
the employes have been removed.
AOOODPnU. tfF
Is being siiQvvn In Hie house to pass some
kind or a bill which wlllbegln the reconstruc
tion ot the navy and It Is not Impossible that
before the adiournmept ot the niCspnt ses
sion tills wjll bo accomplished. The econo
mists are being anaigned so lieicely by the
countiy lor talluro to do mi } thing to protect
the country aealnst foreign invasion 01 im
position that they rear to lace their constitu
ency during thp coming campaign. So strong
Is the leeling that woik should uo begun on
Iho navy , at once , that theio Is talk of. tbo
passage of a bill making an appropriation for
this purpose of HW.OOO or S'iOoo.oqo ' mulcr
a suspension ot tlio rules. This cannot be
dofie. lipwevpr , astheic is too wldo a dllfei-
eiicfi ort tlie subject to Ri c any inoposltlon a
two third's vote.
I'ATK.NTfe ttt WHSTHIIV IN'V'UVTOHS.
Patents were Issued for the following to
day : Nutlnnicl Andrews and { J. F. Hilinap ,
Bcebo ,
. . . . . ,
J.-'ktlON , I.JIIIIVMII. A.llu | UUU4 UIIL.W1V
ChailesC Oilman. Kldoin.Ia.construction of
tunnels and poions caithcnvvaie , ( travel
for bpdding ties in luidgowoik , pic. : Kiank
A. Hovoy , asslinioi of one-halt to W. L. Ha-
moy , Madison , Neb. , combined flour safe and
sieve ; Aloxnndci W. Lau hlln , Biookvillo ,
la. , grip for stictchlugvlro ; Aaron 1'aik ,
Ottuirtvva.springlcss lock r.Bijant H. Swan ,
asslgnorot oiiP-halt to K. V. Burke , Atlantic ,
Ja.liairow ; William V. Tullord , Clinton ,
la. , attapliment for printing case .stands ; F.d-
ward Wollv' . Omiuia , tlmo lock ; John 1C.
Wilght , Coidon , la. , qulltlhg f ran IP.
VTSIIUN i-osiAi , CIIAM.I s.
Nelllo 1'ovvci has b'en commissioned post
master at Barryvlllo , la.
Changes have hcen oidcrcd In the tlmo
schedules ot the Star mall ionics as follows :
Mlddltberg to Salem Loivo Mldddloberg
Tuesilnjs , Thin sdajs nnd Satuidavs at
1 p. m. ; arrive at Salem by 4 p.m. Ijpave
SiiIcmTucsdajs , Thursdavs and Satuidays
at U a. m. ; an h cut MhUleucigb } I'Jm.
Nora to Hardy Leave Nora Tuosdajs ,
Thursdasand Saturdas at 1 p. m.airvo ; !
at Hardy by5HOp. ; m. Leave Hardy Tues
days , Thinsda > sand Saturdays at7:80a. : m. ;
arrive atXoia by It ! m.
Wells to JunUt.'i Leave Wells Mondavs ,
Wcdnpsdajsand Frldasat 1 n. m.iaime
at Jiinlata by 7 p. m. Leave JnnlataMon-
daS , WodncsdaS and Fridays at 0a. m. ; ai-
rlvo at Wells b } 13 in.
Klnpston to Aji Loavc Kingston Tuos-
dajs and Satuidavs at24'5 ; p. m. ; anlvo ut
Ayrhy 4 p. in. Leave Avr Tnesdajs and
hnturilasBut 1 p. m. ; anlvo at aKIngston
by 2:45 : p. m.
Tjrono to Wllsonville Leave Tiono
In low a changes have been made as fol
lows ;
Ford to Palmyra Leave Fold daily , except
Sundays , at 4 p. m. ; anlvo at I'alnivia by 0
p. ui. Leave Palmyia dally , except Sundays ,
at Op ; n , ; anlvo at Fold by 11 a. in.
Bellevue to Maquoketa Leave Bcllevuo
dally , except Hunihjs , at0 a. m. ; aulvii at
Maquokcta by 8:80 : p. in. Leave Maquoketa
dally , except Sundays , at 0 a. in. ; arrive at
Hullovuiiby3SOp : m.
HUhlaiid to Woolson Leave Hlfldand
iajs. a ; . m. : ) . m. ;
Hichlaud by 11:05 : a. m. and : > : 'i > p. m.
ov roi.uirAi. m hiM'ss.
Prosecutlinr Attorney Oy We'Illngton , of
Decorah , la. . Is In the city on a political mis-
Uon , but just what mlbsbdn it Is dllllcuU to
ascertain , Wellington Is verv close moutlied
anddocllno * to dlvuk'C nujtlilni ; rcgardhn ;
his v Islt here , niucti to the aunoj auco of the
dclee.il Ion In congrcs0.
(1 ( II 11 icsdalo , of L"Mars , li. editor of
Ilip Sentinel of that town , Is In the city on
some pilvato buslnc ,
rollTl'-MNTH
WASIIIVOTOV , July 0. The senate today
took up the bill to sccuro to the Cherokee
rrecdman and others ( heir proportion of cer
tain proceeds of hud.
Mr , In gal Is , from the committee on Indian
affairs , repoitcd a substitute for this bill.
llappropilvtPsS7" > ,000 foi the put pose , and
rtliccts how the amount slnll bo distributed.
Tlio substitute was agreed to and the bill
pissed.
Thp fpiialo then piocrcded to consider thp
amendments to tlioilverand hnrboi bill. 'Iho
llrst amondmcnt that wasnnpstioiii'il > viu *
the Item appropriating Stvi.ooo foi the pur
clnse of Sturaoon Hay and Lake Michigan
ship p-inal and harbor of lofuge. AflPi a
lone debate the senate wont Into executive
session and then adjoin ned.
Iloitflp.
, Jul.v rt. lYlltlom wcrp pre
sented from Pennsylvania Kulshts of Labor
isklue legislation to promote the Intel csts of
labor.
The morning hour having been dispensed
with , the house went Into committee of the
whole , Mr. irimmond In the chair , on the
general deficiency bill. The end of the bill
dav Ing been reached , the committee , lu ac
cordance with previous arrangements , re
verted to the paiagiaphs iclatho to the state
[ lepirtment ,
Mr. Cannon criticised the bill for Its omis
sions , which ho declared were pxtraoidlnarj.
It omitted to appropiiato for the salaries of
ministers and cmirges d' nfTalres for ISSS and
i , the deilciencv bplinr S ft ! 8V < , and for do-
licleucles ainountfnu' to fcVJ.OOO lor contingent
expenses of consulates. This made an ag-
groftato ot 5W.OOJ. and other minor Items
would lecie.ise the omissions to 5100,000. Ho
inveighed against the piacthe of making
moaxro appiopilatlons for conllncont ex-
peiipos ot consulates , and pointed out the dis
repute Into which the United States fell
among commercial nations by reason of the
ihiiftsdiawn bv consuls upon Urn United
States government behu iiituined piotcstcd
and dlslionoicd on account of there being no
fund with which to IMJ them.
Mr. Bclmont called attention to the fact
: liat the diplomatic ana consular nnprnprla *
: lon bill nulled an appioprintlnn of { rl.V,000 )
, 'oi contingent expenses of consulates , ns
against 5110,000 made In the bill of last jc.ii.
Mi. Cannon otTorcd an amendment ap-
riroprlating5t7.tOS : to meet the dcliclencios in
: ho salailcs of uilnisteis and charges d'af
faires. Aeiccd to.
On motion of Mr. Bclmont the appropria
tion to supply deficiencies In the contingent
expenses gC I consulates foi the jear lb&5
wa.s Increased fiom S'-2ooo to 540,000 , and
for the jcais 1 ! J and lbi)3 fiuiu&lUO ( to
8 7.145.
On motion of Mr. Belmont the amend
ments were adopted approprlitlnz various
small sums to mcnt the special dellclonclcs in
: ho consular scrv Ice.
The committee then lose ami reported the
bill to the bouse. Tlio Hist vote was takrn
on the amdndmiMit ftir the payment of the
Old Colony and PacIIlc Mall Steamship com
panies for the transuortation of maiine ? to
\splnwallinl833. It was agreed to yeas ,
115 ; navs , 03.
djourned. _
Pltr.-Jolm Nomlnntecl.
AsinxfiTOV , July 0. Fitz-John Porter ,
late colonel of the Fifteenth Infantry , was
to-day nominated to bo colonel In the armv
of the United States. Ill making tbo above
nomination Iho president says ! "In accoid-
anco with the piovlslons ot an act of con-
ress , appioved July 1 , 18S6 , I nominate the
et'son heicin named for tipnolntmqnt In the
limy of the United Stalest-Fit/ John Porter ,
Into colonel of the Flltcontli Inlantry , lo bo
colonel in the aimy of tb6 United States , to
lank as such fiom Mav H. IfeOl , that being
the giadc in lank held by him at the tlmo ot
his dismissal fiom the army. "
'Ihc pi csldent also nominated CaptalnThco-
doroSchvvan , I'loventlilnfuntiv.foi assistant
adjutant genci.il with lank of luajoi. Cap
tain bclnv an entered the militao sou Ice as
an enlisted man In 1S57. Ho passed throimh
all the giadcs , liom gulvato to ichuontal
nou-commlssloiiPd stalt ofllccr , and was ap
pointed second nontenant in IbO.l. He seivcd
In the lielddtiiiugthocnthcwai of the rebell
ion , and in Ibi4 vvas bicveted captain foi
gallant sot vices In tlQ ) battle of Chapel
House , Vliulnla.andalthcclofieof thowai re
ceived the brevet of major foi gallant and
mciltoilous son Ices dining the wai. Ho lias
rendered valuable and Impoiljint duties on
stalf and In connection with the Indian
ofllco , and so satisfactory In tne latter duties
as to call for the very handsome lottpi ot
thanks fiom the secictuiy ot the Intciior.
Adverse to Uandnll'H Bill.
WASIU.VOTOV , July 0. The ways and
moans committee to day ordciod anadvciso
icpoit made on the Itandall tarlll bill. Mi.
Kelly moved to stilko out all administrative
featmosof the bill ( Hewitt provisions ) , but
tlio motion was lost , although How lit voted
with the icpubllcans. Mcssts. Heed and
Hlscock were absent. A motion was then
made to lepojt the cntjrobyj adversely , and
upon the roll being called , ajl the demociats
voted In the adit math o , cai lying tbo
motion. The icpubllcan members ab-ilalncd
liom voting on the bill on the gioiiud that
the bill contained meritorious tealurcs alonz
with obic'ctiomiblo piovlslons , vvhlcli could
not be disassociated with the motion. * Mi.
Mou Ison will piepiro the adverse ropoil ou
tlio bill , while the republicans will not make
a icpoi t , 'liio coinuiittcu also authorised
BuVkonildceot Ken tucky.to report adv 01 sely
Fmdjity's resolution deolarinit It to bo tUo
BCiiRO of i ho committee that Iho revenue tax
on tobaccd sliould ho lomovcd.
These Voiced I'onslono.
WAsiii.saio.v , July C. The house com-
mlttcoon Invalid pensions considered tno
picsldentlalveto mossaco at its meeting to
day. Hcpicspntatlvo Conger called up the
bill lot thoiellef of John Luco , whoso claim
Is based , on Injuiles received from being
tin own foi ward on the pommel of his saddle ,
but nftci discussion It was decided that thn
bill did not embody tlio casa btrong enough
to pass ovci I ho veto , and it was dropped.
Piohabl ) all the vetoed pension bills , which
oilglnatcd In the bpnalo , with ono exception ,
will bo lepotted liom tbo committee on pen
sions with ipoiuinundations that the } do pass
thu president's veto notwithstanding. Ono
oxeptlon will bo coveted by a hew bill , the
vetoed emu boliu defective In consequence of
clerical auois.
Gultoau'H I'roKo.ciilor Doail.
WASHINGTON , Jul } 0. Pilvato tllspatclies
iccelvcd in this city to-night announce the
death at Mount Pleasant , Ja. , of Colonel
Ucorgo B. Corkhlll , ox-dlstiiet uttoincyof
thisdlstiict. Colonel rorkhlll served In tlio
union army tluomli thn lute vv.ir ,
and at the close of the icbell-
lon WAS made dlstilct attoinoy lei ono
of the judicial districts of Iowa. Subse
quently President Hiios appointed him
Unllpd blatps dlstiict attoine ) foi the Dis
trict ot Columbia , which position he held
until noai tliu close ot Picsidont A it inn's
term , and since that tlmo h.is boon engaged
In the practice of law In this city.
WASHINGTONJ.ily . The scnato has
conlirmed Huch .Smith Thompson to bo as-
blbtantsccietiry of the treasury.
Now Yoik Dry Gooils SfarkPt.
NLVV YoitK , Jul } 0. The exports of do
mestic cottons the past week weio lr tl pick-
akos , which makes Ilio total for the oxpluil
poitlon of thoear VW.J19 pulacrcs : against
103MO jiackages foi the same time last } pn.
fO'J17 lu li 4 , and t-\M : in Ibw , The maikcl
has been moio ( pilot in newdemandiwniaii }
bill eis aio still absent on theli holiday i'ur ( -
sions. The movPiuent , however , was of good
pioH | > rtions , asof thedally iccoluts a vci }
luik'u peiccntago b being distributed on
01UCI3 ,
TWENTY-ONE MORE VETOES ,
The President Disapproves Another Big
Batch of Fonsiou Bills ,
HE GIVES HIS REASONS FOR IT.
A fipnuo of Public Ditty .Mnkcs Him
Interpose to Prevent Partial anil
Unjust nirts
Monpy.
Tlio President Dlnnpprm-c-i.
'W.vMiiNoiox , , lulj 0-Tiio pipsldont
today transmitted to the IIOUM < his messaao
announcing ills disappiovalof tvvcutj prlvalo
pension bills and the bill providing foi the
? ioctlon nf a public building at D ilutli ,
Minn. The la t named bill Is vetoed , thp
IHcsIdentsajs beeiuso heH cnllicl.v satlsneil
ihat the building prov Ided for Is not imuunll-
aloly neeessiuy , and Uo adds that not n llttlo
legislation has hilolv been | ieifoctcd , and
vcij likely moro will be necessaiy , to Increase
crease- the miscalculations in many of the
public buildings now In pioercss of erection.
Lewis W. bcanlan Hied his declaration for
ppuslon in isl , alleging that ho contracled
chronic dlairlura In the Illack llixvvk war.
1'ho rcconls show that ho served from April
IS. lij32 , to May S1' , lp-3. In vetoing the bill
for his icllot thepiesident sajs : " 1 am lu-
cllned to think ttwouldhavobcen a fortunate
him ; If In this case itcouldbedemonstiatoil
that n man could thrive so wo 1 with ehroulo
tl.uihii'ii for hfty-two jcais us Its oxlstonco
, n the cnsn of this good old gontlem in would
prove. We should then , pcihaps , have less
of It In claims foi pensions. The fact Is , lit
.hlscaso theio Is nodlbibllity which can bo
raced to foitydajs' mllllaij service of llfty-
'our j cars ago , and 1 think little If any moro
nil ) mlty tlnn Is usually found In men of the
IRO of the claimant. "
In vetoing the bill uiantlng a pension to
fiancls Denning , wlio claims that ho cou-
i acted blindness as the result of rheumatism
ncuirod In the bcrvice , the piesldcnt sajs
hut there seems to bo no testimony showing
ho noldiei's condition from the tlmo of his
ll'charce to 1HM ) , n period of liftoen joins ! .
rim pusideiil continues : ' 'Attur nineteen
eais had elapsed slucu his dlHcharL'o fiom.
he army , a pension Is claimed tor him upon
he wiv shadowy allegation ol Incurring
rheumatism while In the bcivhe , coupled
with the startling proposition fiat tills incu-
uatlsm icsulted , just pievlous to hH
ipplication , in blindness. Upon a medical
examination it appeared that his blindness
was caused bj amaurosls , which Is generally
accepted as an ulfecl.on of the optic net v e. 1
am satisfied that a fair examination of the
'acts in this ca.se justifies the statement that
ho bill under consideration can rest only
ipon the grounds that aid should bo fur-
ushed to this ox soldier because he sowed in
he arinj , and bci-auso a lonjt tlmo thereafter
IP became blind , disabled atul dopendeiit.
S'ouo of us are entitled to discredit
or cxtiemo toudnincss nnd conbldeia-
tlon tow aid those who fought tholr
countrj's battles. These aio bontlmcnts
common to all good cltlreus They lead tithe ]
most benevolent c.uo on the put ol the gov1-
ernment and di edb ol charity and mercy in
life. The blatant and
pilvato noisy pair-as
sertion ot these who , Irom motives thai may
well be suspeotcd , dcclaio themselves above
all olheis fueiidsof the soldlci , cannot dis
credit 1101 belittle the calm , steady and alToc-
Honatoregaid of a giatoful nation. Legis
lation has been at the present session of don-
giess peifected consldeiably Increasing the
ialo of iicnsion in cenain oasoci
Aiipiopilatlons have also been inada
ot laigo sums for the support
of natlonil liouies whcio sick , disabled or
noedv soldloisaio caied tor. and In a low
lajs a Ilbeial .sum has been appropriated for
he cnlaigcmcnt and Jncieased actomnioda-
tlon and conV'pniunco of these institutional
H this is no iiioio than should be done ; but
with all this , and With the blundcis of special
icts which have been pushed. L'inntliiir pen
sions In cases w here , lormy p.ut , 1 urn wlllliftc
to confess that s > mpathy rather than Judg
ment IILS often led to the discovery of tbeie-
.atlon between the Injiny or deatii and mill-
tan sen ice , 1 am constiaiued by a sense f
public duty to inleiposK agaliiRt establishing
i pilnclplo and selthm u inectidentIUgli
must iL'siilt in umcgulak'd , paitlnl and 1111-
| ust gifts of public monc } , under the pietext
ol Indemnifying these who sulleied in their
means of suppoit ab an Incident of military
sci v Ice.
A 1110 TWO DAYS' wonic.
Thopicbldent has been engaged the past
two days lnpcisonall > oxamlulni : ML special
pension acts , delivcicd to him Juno ii-J ,
which , by teabon of the time required by tlio
pension uincau lo e.xamlne Its iceoids con'
x'ining them , were only roidj on Saturday
foi his consldciatlon. Ilo has carelully
studied all the facts pi csented In the leports
made by the congicsslonal committee. In eacli
case and tlio special lopoits incpaiccl for his
infouuatlon bv the pension buioaii , which
nio Vciy voluminous mid complete. The ic-
suit of his Investigation rs twenty bills
vetoed and 1W approved and signed , on4
liaviin : bocn locallcd. Dining this session
ot congress M5 special acts Imvo become lawa
and ninety have been vetoed.
Destructive I'orcst FIrcfl.
ST. IriKAcn , Mich. , July 0. Tenlblo for
est Ihesaic i.iglng along the line of the DC-
tiolt , Mickluavv iV Mauiuotto rallioad bi >
twcon this city and M aifiuctte. At Nuwlmig
stoid-iy liO.OOO cords of wood , bolonplng to
the Vulcan Pinnace company , bit i mil , and
the fin naco will piobibly bo shut down In
conbcrjuence. Uvcninlug Is vciy dry and
the liic uUis thioiigntho woods with fcailul
rapidilj. Tialns aio dla > cd , and crops aia
binning uji lei waul of lain ,
Tlio QroyMtoiiii Iletrcnt.
Kr.w YOIIIC , July 0. becrctaiy Manning
and p.uty left Now Yoik jebtciday mornlnE
for ( i ioj h tone to vlblt iSamuel J. 'lllden. It
Is Manning's Intention to stay In and aiouml
Now Yoik for seveial dajb and tholi to go to
Albany. _
DjliiK I'or Want of Rain.
CiiuiovoAV , Mich. , July 0 , All vegeta
tion Is perishing for want of rain. For bov-
cial weeks adiought has piev.illcd , and In
many plaus joung fiult tioos aio dvlnit.
Yesteiday the mercury got up to 107 , the
hottest c.xpcilcnccd hcie.
Its ctlms to bo mipcrablo , hopeless ,
e-infnspil , ami depressed In mind , very Irrlta-
UP , langnlil , anil diovvny , H It a dlseaso
r/iilcli docs not get well of Itself. H requires
careful , persistent attention , and a remedy to
throw off tlio causes nml tone up tbo dlgc-3-
tlvo crews till they jierfoim liclr | duties
wllllnely. Hood's ' Harsapullla has proven
Just the required remedy In hundreds of cases.
"I have taken Hood's Barsaparllla for djs-
pep-ila , from vvhlcli I have fiiilTeiud two years.
I tried imny other nicdkliies , but none piov tit
FO satlsfjctoi-y us llooil's Barsapirllla. "
THOMAS COOK , Diuth Utvtrlo Light Co. ,
New York City. ;
ick Headache
, 'Tor tlio past two jcars I have boon
nffllttid with ( .cyero JicaUaihcs ami d > 5i > ei > .
{ la. I w is Induced to try Hooil'M Harhai < a
illla , : nil Invo fouml ire.it ; relief , 1 tliecr-
fully recommend U to all. " Mua. U. 1' .
A.S.SAJII.I : , hcv > Haven , Coun. 2J
Jim. Mary C. Smith , CambrMgcport , Mass ,
was abiiftercr iioimlysptpsla and blck head.
aehc. hho took Hood's hursaparllla and
louud U tbo bCbt remedy she ever Used.
Hood's c Safsaparilla x
Sold by all drtigKlsts. SI ; six for es.
cnlby 0. 1. HOtm & CO , Ixiviell , Mass.
IOO Dosoa Ono.Dolnr ! j [
