Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, August 30, 1886, Image 1
' " SIXTEENTH YEAR OMAHA. MONDAY MORNING , AUGUST 30. 1880. NUMBER 04. Ii , Fires a Powder Magazine anil Death and Destruction Follow- N YOUNG GIRL'S HORRIBLE DEATH LTtislicd .Skulls nnd Hrokcn Minlis ItoiineH Si-attpn-d in the Winds Tiers Snapped Iilko T ! H Acres of 1'lcmed 1'rnirle. The Ijallln-ltand Cnirviio , August 21) ) . At 0lrj : o'clock this rooming , in tin * midst of a lieav ) thiindei- 5lorm , Iho powder tnnitnrlno belonging to the Lallln-Haiid powdei company wns struck by lightning. An explosion followed which du- Mrojed iiroueitv running nn In the neighbor hood of S7S.OOO , besides killing two iiersons almost Inslaiill ) , and fntalli Iniming tluee , and contilbuting to the piiinul iujniles of neatly twontv-live others. Theinni-n/iiie wasone In which the bulk of the powdei suppl ) for Chicago and ad joining ton limy wns htoK'd , nnd was ono of the largest ot n do/en In the nelghboihood. It wns a btick structure. 70sw : leel in dlmcii'-ioiis , with a side roof nud solitary lion door of gient strength , .lust preceding the explosion a long , vicious olectilc llame appealed in the Rkv. Not a building within a mile of the explosion escaped dam ige. I he little cottai-o of.lolm ( inlil.vvltn itsMuionndlngonthousos. was laid low without waiinng , nnd In a mo ment parts of the exploded watchouse began falling on the debt Is of the cottage , ( adds family consisted ot IUIIIM-II. his wife nud Carrie Alitenweith. loutteen years of age. The latter wns Instantly killed , while dull ! and his wife weie diau'gcd fion the ruins fiightlully mutilated. Their lioises , eow and Hwino weio all killed bv tlie concussion and their bodies blown lull of dirt , sand and povvdei. ' 1 lie ruins of the ( iiihl house Im- imdiatelv took I in1. This warehouse was the only one ot the comnauy's which exploded. Wheio It stool Is now an Imuiense excava tion , nearly lift ) leet in depth. littler Account of tlio Implosion. CIUOAOO , August -0. About 9:15 : n flash , vhleh nil agreed was much brighter than those precedin , ' II , was followed by a report that shook the giealet pait of Cook county. It was ft shaip lepoit , but stramro to say by most of those who lived in the vicinitv of the explosion , it was hardly dlstiumiishablo liom the sciIons thunder-elnps which had been the oidei < > ! the molding. Allagtced that theio was a tremendous shakine ot tlm earth. Aitlcles ol fnrnltuie , not destroyed , weie thrown about looms , ns if thev weio plaything in a giant's power. "Men , women and chlldien wcie tossed around nt the will of the terrible ie- Mstiess lotco ieleased by the explosion. The scene ot the catastioplm Is about two miles Irom thenoithwestern edge of tlio city , near where Arclier avenue settles down Into n conventional countty highway. On one side wave great Holds of rinening corn. On the other a broad stictch ot prairie runs lor nearly half a mile in all dhections. On this Is or lather wcie a do/en stiongly built houses vvJtli walls of yellow lirlclc and roofs of slate , .lust prc < ceding the explosion a long , vivid clectlic flame seemed to butst from the cloud diiectlv ovei tlio Lalbn iV , Hind mag.i/Ine , In nn fnstant the air was Idled with living missiles , masses ot biick , clay , sheets ot tin , laige stones and p'cc'-s of lumher.pei forming ituresciibible gyiatlons hundicdsot leet in tlie air. bomo tell back close to tlie point' fiomwhlcii tney stalled , while- others shot oil tlnoiuli space with Hightftil ve loclty , only confoimintr to the law of giavitv idler their long flight hlones weighing fiom ono to ono bundled nud fifty pounds wore tlnown into lieids tvvr miles Irom tlie scene. Tiees wore striuned ot thoii toliage. fences by miles weie mid low , telegranh wiies snapped like Irairlli threads and the pranio bore seams as it n thousand steam plows bad been 11111 over it Tlie body ot CniiloAhienvveitli ptesentedr RlcKcnliiK spectacle. Half the face was torn away , the eyes almost blown fiom tlio socket ! and there was n gaping hole In the forehead laigeenough to receive a man's list. Tin phi's leltann was torn fiom the shoulder Tlm bed ) was removed to the homo ol he uncle , August Ahieiivvorih , on Callfoinh tvveuue. The dead nnd fatally Injured me : MISR CAIIIIH : Aiini.Nwr.icu ! , Killed In stan tiy. Pi:11 n KrrN. a farmer , ribs broken am fcarfnl Iv burned. .loiiN ( iiJiiu teamster fortlioOiiental Povv dei compiny , ribs fractured , right leg brokei In two places , Intel mil wounds. 31 its. Grin , , skull unshed. Mns. KI.I/.X DIJVIM : , light leg cinslicd toi Jeliv , breast transhxcd wild a stun of glass. The shock caved in two miga/incs of tin Oriental Powder company nnd nlso those be longing to the W.arien Powdei company Ha//ard-lupont companies and the Far clto dynamite house , Lnllln & Itnni The exploded ningnrlnocontained , it is es tlmated , 1-10,000 pounds of nowdei nnd 1ml ns much d ) nnmito. In the neighboring tut htoio houses woie WXJ.OOC pounds ot Ujn.i mite and twice as much powder. Not one o the oUtvcn tiuildiiigs had a lightning led 01 ; conductor. Dneetly south ol the powder mill stood UK little fiumo house ol Mis. Kll/u Uovlno , iizci i > .ri. Tlio littloNtiuctme had secmingl ) beei flushed to atoms , nud a stouo ! > 00 pounds It weight lay on ton of the mills , in wide ! weio found Mis. Devlne , hei right nrn crushed Into a shapeless mass , and huge plcco of glnss had entered nude the collni hone and was toiced out tlnoiigl hei aininlt. I'elei Kenna , a farmei , while driving pas In a wagon was immediately in fiontof th magn/lno when tlio explosion oceurtcd. li W.IH blown 'JOO feet Into a eoinliola nni liightfully injured. Onouf his horhcs wn killed outilght and the wagon i educed I bits. bits.The Hist shock of the evidoslon reached th Jesuit Chinch ol the Holy I'mully , vvhei mass was irolng on. riieiovveiu a tnousam ujoploat the set vice , who riadoan Indlscrlui Itiatu plunge foi the slahcasu and window > Men tell In heaps ovei fainting women nn chlldien , nnd a general panic ensued , j gient many women nnd chlldien weio si liniish Injuied , At tlie Chinch of tlio Nativity. Tliliti Eoventhnnd Dasldel stieets , another pan ! took plncu nnd several were morn or less li jiuc'il. 'llm bond ot tiado building , sovu miles Irom the scene , wns grentl ) atlected b tlio disturbed condition of the atmnspheri Phitoglass , twelve fret squaio , was shiutcrc In IragmentH , tlm Inigest piece being n Inuei than that of a M ) cent piece. Anelec tile light man , who wns In the tower i the time nt the explosion , states that th towei s\\.ijcd so Hint he thought It woul topnluover. 1'irctilc lights In tlm Pnliuc hmibo were extinguished nnd tlio bnlldln slnki'ii from loot to foundation. A slmllii si eno ocenucd attheCtnnd Pacilic hotel. I the Western iJnion building , when * is1 locate thugoneial ollleo of thu Associated piess , to' ' cinl windows were broken. Sunday's Iliibo Hall. A r N'r.w Yonir Hiookiii . o o o u a o o- Haltlmou * . 011)4000 30 Piteheis HuiKlnsnnd Convva ) . llradloy. AT CIXCIXNat Pittsburir . a t ) a i o i o o i 2-1 Cincinnati. . . . 6 } o 0 0 'J 0 0 0 0- Haso hits-Cincinnati 13 , flttsbniK 1 Kiror.s-Clnciunnti 5 , PittsbuifO Umpire- Walsli. 1 = i A r ST. Louis r > t. ! .c" < s. . . , , . . . . H 10101400- ' . Ionlsvillo . 0 0 U 0 0 0 0 0 1 Uaso hlts-St. Louis 15. rou-lc ! ! S. K rorh-Ht , Louis 'J , Louisville s. I'mpiro Kelly. lletrolt's Now Catcher. Dr.-i IIOIT , Auinst 'J1.1. Thomas .1 ( iilen. c the.Siv.mn di bise bill club , has been fl uc b > tlie JJctioil management. KoUed hy llm Sheriff. 1'joniA , 111. , August 'JO. The shciiff hi taken jiossevslon of the stock of M , IVttln.-l At'o. , wholesale boots nnd shoes , on exec tions to tlm nmouiit of ovei hit ) HIOII-HI dollnrs. The assets and lUbllltiw vt the lu ; my uot ) ctiuo'\u. , SUNOAY IX niiil\\ST. : One Drnnlcon Mnn nnd Some Hey * . Kalso n Unckol. Hi i r.vsi. August J'J i Vew YorK Herald t alilospecial to the III r. ] Two or three stoles broke.li Into last niulit , n drunken man beaten on the Sihnnk Hill load for nbusitu ; the late Prince ot Oi.mgo and sev- cial small boys aiiested for a too en thusiastic clodding of the police , form a full list of the leadln _ ' Incidents of what has been a very quiet Sunday. One burglar diew a revolver on his captors and so , although he did not dare to u c It. he will piobably get several vc.au Imprisonment , ns Helfnst Is A I'KOCt.AIMIU ) TITV. A drunken man hnd been persuaded bv whisky that ho could whip the whole Oraine ipiaiter nnd settle the liuUs off hand , nnd theieforu stnggetcd along a mile 01 mote , confiding Ids views on Ornnpelsm In loud tones to all the friendly lamp posts. After making n de cided failure in his attempt to eiadieale Or.niL'ciaii' fiom Hellast.hu deelnies that ho was dragged Into a vacant lot , and , accord- lug to the suirpostlon of the persons who assaulted him , that ho being dead , they might justas well put him nndei giound , vvhcie i in : notiY wori.ti NOT nr. rotxr > nnd caiiso an Iniptli v on the next day , Help arrived In Hum lo pievcul this. Small boys wcie the victims of their enthusiasm , and about htty of thorn , none ovei twelve years old , weie so bully stoning ; thieo policemen nt the noi Hi ol 1 low nid stieet this nltei noon that they did not notice the nppioach of two niaglstiates liom behind. Each ninglstiato gotn double handful of 30.lll.IMIM. . AOfNOSTKUS out of the ciovvd and culled thorn howlingto the police station , bei vices at the I lev. Montgomot's chinch passed olTquletl ) . The paslot and the congi oration had boon hlstoil- cal lei some weeks because a fovv panes of window glass had been bioken bymlschlov- nu boys , but so far as yoiu correspondent is abh1 to tlnd out the good people ol this chinch have been .vtemr. ritinitiiAr.i ) TIIVV HUUT. It Is expected that tlio police will resume night duty on thu Shank Hilt road tomorrow row in cooperation with the 're spectable people of that locality. beveial nngistr.itcs leave hero tomorrow row lot theii distiiets , but n full foicu of troops Is lo bo retained for several weeks nsnn aid to the police in rcpicsslng law lessness. _ _ FICHU TittVDti AM ) TIlEIiDOM. lor DeniocratH and Vinegar Tor HopnlliouiH. Nr.vv VOIIK , August ! ? . ! . A resolution of the Anieiican free traders lias been pub lished. It Is addressed to the ti lends of free dom , and In substance says : lu the ability of the largo domociatic majoiity in tlio na tional house of icprcsentatlves to pass a bill lor tariff retoiui looking only to thu icmoval of the heavy butdon of taxation fiom a few gicat indnstiies and tlie retiisal ot the repie- sontatlves of the republican paity and their allies to even considci tlio abatement ol mill tixation In any degieo , impeiatively calls lei aggiossivo and uiieompioiuislng political action by tlie friends of comuieiclal freedom. On the onesidetheadvocatesof ' 'piotccllou" stnit with Iho assumption that under n free nnd republican fonn ot gov ernment the power of taxation maybe bo lawfully used to aid pi hate. enteipiises and build up pmatc foi tunes , on the lalse plea , now demolished by tlio haul logic ot facts , that such legislation betters business and i.iises wages. KOI n long pci led Uioy have reduced this assumption to mat- tlco by imposing heav ) taxes on articles necessary lo ttio processes ol gicat domestic industries , foi thu bcnclit of special interests of voiy bnmll relation importance to tlio a- ; cregato industiial Inteiests ot the whole country. Tims , for ) ears past , our ttscal policy has been practically dictated by the nmnutnctuicrs of pig iron , and the gioweis ot wool , although the aggregate value of the an nud product of pl Iron and wool is not equal to the \nluo ot the annual egg and poultry ciop of the country , and not to bo comp.ued with the value ot the annual ciop ot either ha ) , wheat , coin or cotton. I'mboldened by louif toleiation the de mands of these special interests mcieaso in audacity , as Is show n in recent piopositions of baninel J. Kandall , theli representative , of advance duties on tin ulnte liom 1 to 'J ) cents per pound. 'Ihis aiticlo is used largely tor preservation by canning ot an excess of our meat , vegetable , liuit , lisli , oil nnd pioducc , widen without such tieatment could nut bo marketed , but would bo wasted. Kandall proposes In spite ot an ovei flow ing tieasury to Ineieaso this tax Irom six to an agjiegato ot eleven million dollais and collect it by adding to tlio cost ol pies- eivatlon ot meat , hsh .nut linit , and decieas- Ing om expoit mniket accordingly ; the milk pans nnd cans of every Linnet ; cooking iiicnsilsand dinnei pills ot cvcivwoiKiiian , and tlio construction ot eveiy dwelling house and lailroadcnr In thecouiitiy. All this foi the bcnclit ot the iron nianuluctiucis and capitalists in Pennsylvania. On Iho othei side , tlm piiticlples of the free tradei s may bo stated as lollows : They de mand Unit the whole s ) stem olfedeial taxation bo so leconstructed and readjusted th it all tlio t ixes , which tlm p"nple pa ) , still 1)0 ) 10- ceived by the gov eminent without diversion of any pai t for the toste. ingot ptlvato Inter ests. T hut piomotloiis ana tine piotection ot domestic enterprises aio to bo found In the lemoviil of all taxes fiom m tides which constitute tlio foundation , or mo necessaty to the ptocesses ot om v.uions indtistiics.and that thu Incidents of taxation bo icstiiclcd , ns fnt ns possible , to nitlclos which mo le.ady for llnni consump tion nnd of whicli use is voluntary othei than nece"s.iiy. ' ( hey learn thnt the abaiidoment of tlm ptcscnt high disci 1ml- Hating nnd unnecebsaii tniilf taxes and levy ot natural levenuo on comparallvoly a low aitlclns on which taxes can bo collected with the least Intel leienco with tlio tuely chosen puisultsot the people aio necesS.uy stops tc giiidiiallyensuiutothccouuli ) lull Industiial cmplotiient nnd high wages , abundant pi o duction nnd low cost , extended maiKcts ami peimanent levlval ofcomnicicl.il activity. It Is forHtich losult thnt tlm Ameilcan liioc 'liado league invites thu uoopuiutlon ol patriotic men of nil political pailtes. It i' essential that each friend of commercia fieedom In anticipation of the nominations in his concessional dUtiict shall detennlno , nnd ns lar as possible publicly declaie , hi- deteimlnatlon not to vote for unv candidate lei congiess , who Is not opposed to taillf 101 "piotectloii. " except wheio it is necessaiy tc defeat the clecllon of nn avowed piotection 1st opponent candidate , who straddles nemo ciney by catering to monopolists and tradei ; in special legislation on the one hand , while claiming sutipoit tiom Iho tolling tixpa > iiif musses on llm other. In what cases Itmaj bu best lo put nn independent candidate ii tlio held nnd In what otheis t ( abstain liom 'iciting must bo loft to the fid tinders of cac'i ' dUtiict todecldo for them selves. Added to this , let every trlend of IhDcaii'UKi'utl.v sti iv o to extend his local in- llnt'iico by diituslng sound economical litcni' lure nnd by piomotlng thu orgunt/ation nl clubs of Iho or more persons in as man ) places ns ho can icach , An Attnmptocl Shot tiy before 4o'clockyesterday morn ingOlUcor lla/e and Special llannnond.'u ( heir rouiut thiongh the alloy be Lvmcn ] ) oujlas ; and Dodse , found that i bnrtlir7 ! ! ' < uLliieon attempted at Howe J Ken'.s fiiiiiitnro stors AIJ augur holi had been starlcd in llm door V7. ' i tlii wonld-bo burglars were frijrhtoncd avva ; by the : u > pron"h of the ofHoe-is. Itrovllies. Tlio pity schools will open foi the fal term onu week liom to day . Urn Lee , tlio North Omaha tough , wa crrested last nifjht for disturbing tin ] > oatu : ! < y shooting. Ho was drunk am ; : ; in u rccLle t > uiauucr. "POPERLY MUST PERISH , " So Says a Faction of the Knights of Labor in New York. THUGS HIRED FOR A GREAT CRIME District " 10" nnd the Home Club DcNlrc to Iltilc and Ruin \ \ liut thu Hlclitiiond Convention Will Develop. l-'or a Pi > ; lit. ii'i , Pa. , August 20. [ Special Tel egram to the HM. ] I'm ' Leidei hns dis covered theio was a vciitablo attempt made some tiiuo slneo bv a faction In the Knights of L.ilioi to assasshnte ( Irand MabterVoiU - man 1'ovvdeili. The faction referied to is known ns th.J Home : club , and has its head- tiunrters In New Voik clt > . A I.eadci ic- portn was sent to Now Yoik elty during the past week to woik It up , with the riMilt ot conlirming the story. It was on Wednesday , August 11 , that delecates of a labor commit tee met In Now VoiU to Impiiic Into the workings of the Home club. Kvei since the ( Into mentioned the investigation hns been going on , but the evidence , oven the names ol the Itnestlgatois , aio kept liom the tiilghts. Inn little loom witnesses are ad- nltted onont a time so that the evidence of ach Is UN'KNOWN TO TUP. CHUCKS. Tlm Investlgitlon shows that In iss.1 smno radical mombeisot the llowo clublilied a : nulu | ) ot Now \ ork tlnus , who , acting under listnotions , went to thel'idton stieet leny one night and walled for 1'ovvdcrly. That light ho was expected in Hiooklyn to attend special meeting , but something oceuired . \hicli kent Him back. Details ot the ulot aio belli ; ; kept very ( pilot , as aXewYoik mem ber said , w ith the intention ot publishing the whole mattei at the Richmond inciting. John blilelds. of Xo. JiS'l Tulton street , Hiooklyn , on Thursday , said : "Von cm eastlj see why oveijthing is being kept so pilot , as the men who hive facts A.III MKinn ( uirrtn , about inakini ; the chaigo of assassination In tlm older , but at the Richmond niectiug the woild will know that the two men in New Yoik wcichiredto kill Powdeily. 1'owdeily iimsclf was before tlm Invcbtication last rteelc. His statement cieated a boiibathin. The cnmmittee will seal its lonortand no ono is to know its contents until it is read at Uiebmond. " Auotliei member , high In tiio councils of the order , bald : " 1 cannot sav whatl'owdei- ly'.s testlmoiiv Is , but I understand it was an iistoulbher to some of the committee. Eveiy effort is boliu made to keep the mattei out of the newspapers , bo as to SIKIKI : mr uiriniovi ) CONVI.NIIOV with intoimatlon that will result in totally crushing out the Homo club. " Continuing he said : 'The Home club Is a power , whicli will bo oveithiowii , but 1 feai tlm orr.uii/a- tion will split. District It ) now lias 00.000 membiMs in good standing. They claim greater stieiutli , but \vo know they have sixty delegates elected lot the Richmond meeting. Then vv ill como the cre-itest inter nal vv.ii ev01 seen among the labar unions. Distiictsof Ttoyntid AllMii ) have instructed tlioii delegates to vote against ( icner.il bee- letaij Tinner f01 ? ny otllcc , and if ho Is found to bo imnlleatcd in tlm Homo club thcj will vote toi his expulsion , rioin all over the eountrv COIUB icpoitb ol delegates being instructed to DOWN Tin : HOME fLm and demand the expulsion ot eveiy nie-nbcr. 11 Distilct I'J is downed at Richmond the leideis will bolt the convention and \\alk out witli 00,000 membur * to fonn , what will bo claimed , a stiaight-out Kniglits of Inboi 01- L'ani/ation umlci tlie old rule with tlm oath- bound sociccv. It Distiict > , under the Home club leadership , si ould win. the other distiicts will leave the Knights ol Labor and fonn n new combination with the trades unions. Hence it looks now as il a split \a \ inovitahle. The committee now sitting cm only tepurtto the convention. Hut wo have no hone that the topoit will impiove matters. The Home club Is sending members all over the countty to get the teellngof delegates and enable Distilct 4'J to control the Hich- inoncl proceedings. " THE DUI jUST WIJHIt. OX II TrndlnK and Stock Dealing Muvc Itccu HO .Stagnant. Xivv : i'oitK , August 2'J. [ Spoeial Telegr.un to the HI.K.J Them is little to say about the stock speculation of tlie week , when busi ness steadily dwindles ono day alter anothei and hading is stagnant. Tlicro has not been week in the \enrwben business was so light. There was not a day when the total silos were so small as they weio last week. Hrokcrs don't know how to account lei It , but admit tlicru b nothing doing in the way ot legitimate business. They have to make vvliat they can out ot scaluing and half tlio business that Is recoided is the work of .11 hi- traty tiadcrs. Thoj operate between Xew Voncand London , 01 this city and Philadel phia 01 lioston. They ha\o vcty good hick when tin ) cost of telegraphing does not ex ceed all the profits. There might bo a u'rcal deal cleat ei outlook for peace among grcal rallioads than tlieio is nt piesent , vvlillo there is almost entho satisfaction with the woik- ing of the | ) oul , and a disposition tu htieiigthui it in oveiy way. It has boon In opuiatlon long enough now to biing about n cutting otiates by Hinallcr loads. Uldet nnd stionger lines alwajs have to concede both latesnnd tiatlicto > onngei and wc.ikci lines , and lib soon ns a pool gets in good wet king oidei sttonget lines begin pa > lug ovei othe sin plus to smaller Hues. When tlio shinpct can mnko nothing by using a roundabout route ho will ship bv the host and most dliect lino. Weaker roads , liudi'igtlicmselvcs IOB- inc their ti.illllc , try to ictalu it by cutting , fearing an cttorttonavciieiceiitagcsclmnged , ami knowing that peiccntagcs arc alvvnyn bastd on the actual amount of tielglit cm- iled. Thcio has no doubt been a meat den ! ol cutting ot tales , mainly by sonthein lines and those who ran maku eastern connections without going tlnough Chicago. The south western trallic is undoi better conttol tlmn that of anj other section. The To.xas busl' ness having been batlsfnctoilly divided aheady , the managers are now trj ing to fix up n money pool on passengers. Though tlu cutting ot lates between Kansas Clt.v anil .Memphis is Important enough to caiiso Com- niKslonei Midgelo ) consldciablo anxiety. All this Is ot coinpai.uively little iniiortancc | when wo ennsldei the chances of the i'enu- bjlvaula line Insisting upon changes in tin ti unk line pool ns a condition ot its remain Ing a party to It. President Hoberts hat nuvei been lorbe.ulng to toads that cut rates , and no does not believe In pajlng over halt n million dollais a vear without ono consldcra tlon , It that pavmeiit does not secure tin inalutalnance of rates , then It mlcht as well bo cut olf. It Is nlbo quite clear ttiat tlio Ilnl tlluoie i Ohio will go in to cot all the buslnes' that It can , In a fovv dujs it wll bo ready to do business al Phlladelphl.1 , and It will ceitalnly tiy to di nnougli to show that It must haven good at lotmnnt of trallic In and out ol that city , 11 will bo much loncet tlmn thntbefoio the ) cu ; do unv through passongci business witli nil ) Fatihfactlon. Hut as soon nstlioy begin woili under ( lie .leisoy Ccnttal u recmont the ) will como In foi their iulltiliaia of bubines ; out ot Xovv York. The Ponnsylvnnla will ai the same time demand luciea cd percentngi to compensate for tlio loss of the Italtlinon Aj Ohio business , which It has acccptec Bofoio as S parl of [ 7 own peicehtnKO I'lesidcnt Uatictt will be back in a fovv' diijf and eaily In the month there will bo a meet Ing or the picsidcnts , which will bo ono o : ( lie most impmtniit ever held. Not onoo : them will ba found IDA conclllatoiy moot nud th * possibilities of nil open war an glowing , TtiPennsjlvnnla Is lendy toge out and seems to bo r kipg icndy tor a lignt unless tlio other membeu of tuo pool wll adlicieto their agreement. It Is to ba ro incited , but that U the feeling nevertheless This It Is which has made tlio market HO did ami generally weak , w Ithout bringing abou nnyseiious decline. No ono wants to bu ; stocks on such an outlook and those vv ho Iwv them aio willlu to hold on audtakc chuucc : CONCI3UNING CHOPS. Corn Will Not Itonoli the AvcraRC Tlio Drought and Ij'all Planting. Citirv < io , August W. The Fanner's He- view will print Iho following ciop summary In this week's edition : U s.ajs deUiled 10- ports fiom the 001 n belt tndlcite an improve- mnnt In the outlook for the crop In Ohio , Indiana nnd Minnesota In all of those slates there Is a piesent promise of a full avenue cmp. This Is In aecoidanco with the tenor of Ihe reports for tlio list tluee weeks , but In some Instinees , In the three states named the outlook Is declared to bo un usually pmnisltig. In Hamilton county , Nc- itaska , the outlook is favotable for a full iold , while HiilTalo , Hul.ui and \Vebster founties indicate a fair yield , u Douglas , ( laic , Otoo and ; Uichard on lountles , Nebrisl.a , the outlook Is fnr less han the usual yield. None of the Wisconsin counties , lepoitlm ; his week , give promise of an averageyield. . , n O/aukee count ) the average falls to : iO per ent. In Vernon and Kcnosha counties the aveiage Is sr , > pel cent. , vvlillo Dunn , I.nfa- 'tie and Sink count es give piomiso of loss ban half the usual yield. In Illinois a general improvement of 5 to Opel cent Is lated , but thu general average or the state icmains low. In Du Page. ireene. llent ) , .Madison , Mcphcnson nnd \VhltesidccountIostlmaveraeornniresfrom40 nfX ) percent. In Hoinl , Cass.Coles. Ciawfoid , Jhiistiati. rulton. Kankak e , Like. Ma- coupin , Pnlaskl , bhelbv , hl.uk and \Vabash counties the avenge latigos from ( > 0 to DO per cent. In Washington county theleld will be less than SKI pur cent of the average. 'Iho geneial average Is low foi all Iowa 'outitlcs. ' niunlnir from 10 toliOpei cent. In Ulnggold and Wayne counties the aveiace Is 10 percent. In I avette , Jaspei , Tainn , Cinvv- loid , Mitchell \Vliinesliiek \ counties tlio averaire is no to > 0 percent. In Cedar , Dxvls ind Linn counties tlm avcingo is bO to IK ) per cent. cent.The average In Missouri rnnces from fw to ( > 5 IK.M cent. The average does not promise otie-li df ( d an average y leld. In DiKoti the ) lehlot wheat is averaglnj fioni twelve to eighteen bushels nnd the giain Is mailing In Minnesota the vlcld of wheat ranges [ torn eight to tw cut-four bushels , ruling very inegulnt. In m my counties in Iowa , Indiana , Illi nois nnd Wisconsin the ground is icported too dty to pormitol fall plowing , and the ef fects ot the diought aio also still seriously felt , owing to the diving up of die pasture. Un less relict b ) tafti comes shortly stock will go intow Inter qiiarteis in poor condition. Fitilts are lepurted as abundant In all the western states , with the execution of Wis consin. Hog choleia Is reported In St. Francis county , Missouri ; Hlnggold county , Iowa , and InChtistian , droene , Pulaskl and Shelby counties , Illinois. Asa rule , however , hogs are icpoited ns unusually healthy. Wheat and Stubborn Corn. On ic i : OK F. ( K KA.\I.\EIU.U ( A ; Co. , 210 Li Salle stieet , Chtca.'o , Augustas , IbSG. The sudden and unoxpeitcdro\Iv.ilof theeastcin ( piestlou In Klirope.m poljtlcs liis once more injected an uncortaia olomonl into the wheat 111,11 ket , eaiiblng a nervous and unsettled feeling which resulted in fiofpiont and sharp fluctuations. Lnthiiblaslic bulls autlcipnliug a ten 01 twenty centadvaiice in the event of wai , bought liberally on the first news ot ab dication ot Alexander , but wcie nimble to enlist the "country , " a.nd ns local beais steadily supplied tlio demand on eveiy bulge thu entiiuslasts weie unable to maintain their position , and nltei billing until their aidor cooled , were compelled to submit to a simp bieak which foiced many of them to unload. Heats Unshed with victory continued selling fieelj , mldlng to Uiu embarrassment of hold ers , but lorcing the * market Into a position which miy soon Income nntomfoitablo for them , Insomuch at lower prices tend to de- cte\so the movement tiom lust hands and nninnent the export demand , which at mod- eratelv low piices bids tair to absoib a laige shaio of our suipliis. With but a moderate movement of spring vv licit , and .in Unmoved dcmind < rom abroadanoveisohl maiketwill bo an Impoitanl factoi in deteunining ptices in the near Inline , and wo mav discover that legitimate Influences are far more favoiable foi icmuiieiatlvo piices than the exciting stimulus ot possible war. That the condition of Kniopenn crops aio nnsatistactoiy lor fnimeis abioad Is quite ccitiln , and that seiious damage lias been sustained Ib not im- ptobible , us advices liom reliable sources wairant sucli a conclusion. The lednctlon in stotago cliaiges at Milwaukee has ciused considerable speculation as to the ellect It will hn\e on bu-ilness heio. It Is , however , generallj believed that Chicagoclevatoi men \vlllhnvotocmiilnto our progiessivo neigh- boisnnd lednce theli charires to the s.imo basis ; and upon the result lai-'ely depends the value ot deteired futuics. blionld the ic- ductiou applv to all gialn now In Btoiodo- tc'iied options would piobably decline as compiled with the neii futines , for the pre text tor large pieminms would in a measure be removed. Coin has gilevously disap pointed Its Irlends , and while influenced by wheat , finquently develops inherent weak ness , and despite the efforts nnd faith ot san- irulnoholdeih icfuses to nmtenallv advance. The continued liberal movement Horn the countrj fiom hcctions wheie complaints of damage have been iiumcious astounds tlie bulls ; and while the sentiment is probably strong enough to cause rea ( tlons from bleaks , but little relief can be expected by holders until receipts diminish or leapilroaeh tlm liist pciiod wnen another crop t-c.no is pos- hible. I'jiED A. SMALL. ICnundine Up Hod Dnvil.s. Wn.rox , ArlAugust,29. , . Colonel Wade hasioundedup nil tlioChicahunsniid Wnrm faming Apaches , numbering 420. Ho hns them under guard nnd will , unless somonccl- dent occurs , carry out ( ioncinl Miles' plans ot moving them out of Ail/ona tcnitoiy. C.ii > - tain Lnvvton is In clobO nioxfmlt ) to ( ioronimo , who has asked for better teims than unconditional .siiriendcr. I/ast Wook'H Glearanrcfl. HOSTQN , August UK. Scclnl | dispatches from tlm mannicers of the loading dealing houses In the United Slates gives the total gross enhances for the week ending August iis at i > 7G.,2'stn ! ' ) ( | , $ n luctenso of 17.1 per cent , nscompaicd witli the coiiespondlng week in Ibfea. Onmliu' HOSION , August 2l. ! fSpedalTelogi. un to the IlKi ; ] The clearances repotted fiom Omaha last week me y,010-i0 ; ; , an Increase ot 7".l pci cent. 0 1 ym Jin < vu. AHtockYard Foroni.fn on Ilia Muscle , Lust tii ht n well-known ttouknuui oanio the John L. > ulUvau taetics on an Omaha cooper in Mctiuckiii's saloon , on Tenth street , corner of Luavenworlli , The parlies had a wnr of words anil the bairol maker was bfUy \ < used up , He icceivcd a coiions cut on the head , while his face resembled abcpfhtoak just before the aitislio cook uutfl it on the broiler in i espouse to the dulcet sounds from the banrjuet hull , "One poitorhouso rarol" The injured man WPS taken to Dr. Darrow and had his injuries drnsscd. Snbso' qnontly friends of the liKliters got lo- gethcr nnd an agreement was iniulo tc settle tlio matter on the steak yards man paying $10 , This ho dhl , and no police attention was called and iioturcats foi' lowed. TjS { n-thc Pie ! ' ! A a n. Young Itlclimond. the lad who stabbed n BIK : cairior about a ycai1 ngo , made another assault yesterday with a knife upon a bootblack named Craig , The afl'ulr ocouuod on'J'entli street near the Tivoh gardens. The boya became en gajred In a dispute when Richmond drew iv kmfu and assaulted Craig , who was a much smaller boy. Ho cut an ugly gasl just under tlio boy's left eye , and cairn very near dostioymg that member. Tlu mutter wua uot icpuited to the police. TOUGHEST JOB OF THE LOT , The Treasury Department and tlio Hani Work of its Head , 5HATSON FORMER INCUMBENTS. What Oil Cnn Do Wlien Poured on n Troittdcd Sea tlcinark.iljlo Kx- eoH ol Mpamcn ! dlan biiprdy Oontraot . A Talk on tlio Treasury. W IIIINOIOV , August -J. ( Special Cor- respondciieo of tlm Hni : . ] Spe'aking of the pinslcal condition of Secretary Manning , an lolllelalof the ticasmy dcpiitment said this tnotning : 'The ticasmy department itself Is at nil times a most dltlleult branch of the government to successfully manage , and a man must be , of the coolest possible disposi tion and the most equable temperament In the world In ordei to beat up nndui tlm bin- dens which aie Imposed upon him. Perhaps [ here was no man mure thoroughv ! compe tent for this position since tlio war than Secretary McCulloch. He was a trained ntikcr when ho was Hist selected as comp troller nf the treisury , and ho oig.anl/ed that xceedlngly Important bureau with the great est success. Timmulinut his ndmlnistiation , : oo , ot the treasuiy portfolio lie was remaikn- blo tor the coolness and success with whicli ic conducted the ollleo. Jsecietaiy MeCul- tech was followed by ex-loveinor ! Houtwcll , to whom more than any othei mnii Is due the success of the ictundlm : scheme. Mt , Sheinian lias ircnerally been accorded all the ciedlt thnt attaches to that Important linan- elal movement , hut It was owing to Mi. Houtwell's mvlngtho wn > that Mr. Sheiman was enabled to can y It out , and he did It , too , with neivc. lloutwellwas followed by Illchardson , vv ho was side of the poitfoho al most as soon as ho was appointed. The San- born contracts wonled him gieatly. It will be tcmemhcred thnt the Sanboin contracts grew nutot an aruuigumcnt with ono ban- boin , whodiscovore 1 that a great many pai- tlcs had defrauded the goveiumoiit of laigo sums of money. Ho offered to in ike the col lections , which Diobiblv would not have otheiwlse been undo at all , and Ids tecs amounted to such enormous sums th it a eon- giesslonal Investigation was or- deied , nnd becietary Kichardson was grcatlv woiried Jn consequence. He Admitted to Iho committee thnt ho sinned hundreds of letters which ho never read and ot which lie knew nothing of the \ontcnts. 1 his created a great deal ot scandal at tiie time tmt Hichnulson was not the lirst nor the last secietary who find done tlie simo tiling. In fact if one should see the iii'iubei ot letters which aie signed bv thu secietary of the treasuiy e ich day no ono would bo surprised that that oIHcial should not know the con tents of one in a hundred to vv hlch his signa ture is attached. Illchardson was followed In ordoi by Utistovv , bheiiuan , Wlmtoin , Tolger , Uiesham. McCulloch and Dually by Manning. Oi tlie list I'oigei alone bioke downuudci the stiaiu of tlie office. The otliers vvere moie 01 less cool tluoughout ajl the tioubloiis linancial times vv Inch tliev ex- peiiencpd , but the woik was too much tor Judge Folger. Ho was a indicia ! rather than an admlnistiativo onicei , and was In the habit of attempting to master eveiy subject upon which ho was called to act in fie least. The stiain wns too much for him , and it was undoubt edly to tils overwork that lie linally suc cumbed. However , tlieio has nevei been a man In tlm department since thowni who has worked so persistently as Mr , Manning. It is Fnfo to si ) that while in ehaigcot the ollkc Ids mind was wrapped up In the finan cial aflalis of the government for tlnee-quar- teis ot u\ei ) div , including Sundays. Ilo woiked at hisothco till 0 or even "o'clock , and then , alter dinnei , would again bo en gaged until midnUhf If ho ovei comes biclc ho w ill bo compelled to change ins plan ol action 01 lie will hicak down again , and next time it will bo so seiious that he will be compelled to peimaiiently ictiio fiom active life ot an ) Kind. " on. O.N rnot nr nn WAIIU . Dining tlio Inn ricano season in the south ern waters of the United fatates tlie hydro- giaphic olllre ot tlm navy has discontinued the publication of letteis fiom coiiimandeis ot vessels , showing theeflect ot the use ot oil upon the seas during the pievaleuco ot stoims. Since the denaitmont adopted this method ot showing the value of oil tlieio have been some vvoudeifiil experiences re potted. The scientific sillore , as a uile , weio inclined to sneei at the idea that any mate rial benefits could bedemed from this simple expedient , and naval ofllceis weie about the last to tiy the ellects of the ole.uinons fluid in "stilling tlie sin face of tlio deep. " The otllcer in command of the United Stales steamei 1'ilos. howevei , hasbcen con verted to the theoiy and repoits that while I'liiM-'ed In taking the new minister ot the United States to Cmei lo ids destination ho tried theetlect of oil in a very high sea , nnd that ho used b i s filled witli a substance Known as tea oil to veiy good ellect. He admitted that ho wns skeptical nt lirst , nnd only tried tlie plan to coininco liimseit that the nil * i ot oil all ectlnf ; the * vvav cs was absuid ; but he admits tinthet that thu icsiilt was as tonishing , and Hint so long as the ship re mained In the vicinity ot the oil they weio virtually becalmed with the a toi in all aionnd them. It Is only during the past two or thieo yens that the dejiaitmeiit hns given any at tention to the subject ot oil upon the soi , )0t some of the older ho.t captains have known of Its effects fin a. great many years. The writer was , In IbG' ) , a passenger on n ( Seriunn brig fiom London to Xew Voile. While off the banks of Xnw Foundlaudastormaioso.whlch lasted several days. Thwo were a gicat many wrecks In the vicinity of the banks , nnd alter thogalo Imd somewhat subsided , wieck.ige was seen all nronnd the Herman brig. On thu morning of the : id of July It was no ticed that a deck cabin from some demolished schooner was Moating In the vicinity ot the brig. Attempts to giapplo on to it weiu vvltli- out avail , because of tlio high sea which wns rnnnlnif. Thocnptnln ordeied tlmsallmikoi to make n small bag of cam as nnd Into this ho nourcd about a gallon of ollvo oil , which he had somehow or other saved from n cargo of Italian pioducts iccentlj un loaded in London. Several holes wore imm lied in the hag with a sail needle , and It wns thrown over the weatliei bow. Within live minutes the surlaco of the watci was so smooth th it tlio deck cabin was s ived with out dllllculty nnd piovedthe means by which the into ot the etow cf the schooner was known to the woild. suppians roil THE sioux. Contracts for Indian Itationn to lie Lot at an tJttrly Date. WASHINGTON , August 29. [ Special Tele gram to the Hii.J : : Assistant Indian Com missioner Upshavv returned to-day from Xew York , whuio ho has been engaged In superintending the shipment of Indian sup plies , largely clothing and farming utensils , to the west. This work Is about one month ahead of time this year , but beloio the slow process ol Iransportatlon has provenlod sup plies reaching Iho agencies until after cold weather.set in , and as a icsult theio Is much suffering entailed upon the Indians , nnd con sequently great dissatisfaction , especially among the treaty tribes. Tlm commissioner Is determined this year that these goods shall reach Hie agencies in time to allow the Indians to " rKBP-iiii : ron vvjXTr.it. The Indian ofllcowlll rcconi-.8"d to con- giess legislation that wlltallow tlm letting of contracts for supplies in March heicafter so that the contincts can bo can led out earlier in tlio year. The purchase of supplies for the Indian seivice Is no light matter , the goods needed being of such a varied Umiactur that tlm most experienced buyei cannot brcouio ex- pen in tlio little details , and as n coiisequnnca the most careful attention Is required that the samples and the supplied iu bulk am pxnet. The quantities purchased nr" exceed- lngl > Inrgo the count being about thosnmo this j ear as last. There U reason to believe that If eoneress hid planted Mr. Atkins' 10- quest for r > ) .OX ) vv Ith which to take n census of the \.uious resetvatloiis , considerable xisd Mioin ni 1111 < TI n vo.ul.v in Iho pmchase of these supplies. There Is over ) leason to believe that the In dians in many localities aie decieislnirlap- Idly. I Ids is known to lie the case among the Sioux , who are espcclall ) susceptible to pulmonat ) tumble and have an nggiavalin ! : ellmnte to deal with. At none of the a en- Pies , however , his the number of rations been leduced 'lhus.it I'luo Hldge. Agent Mcillllciidd ( ) hns \eaisbien Issuing 7X ( > J rations to the binds , that monthly come up to collect foi Indians etedlted to lh.it agency , \ettheiolsieasou lo bellevo tint less than two thiuls of tint number exist In that Dart of the Rio.d Sioux u'seivatlon. M.ijoi Hell , vs lien he assumed cnntiol ol thoagcnej after Mctillllcndd ) was suspended , it vi > v < > : in i < i ' M * of the Pine Kidm-Simix I ikm and repoits to the Indian lmie.ni that iustradof 7,010 he has but-t.VM Indians tlieie. Theio was talk of ledueing the rations , but the bands nssumcd n hostile nttltiide at once and bec.ime so tlnvateniiig that Comml-'slonei AlKlns was forced to telegraph ( he lic.nl men th it the in- tlons should nut be leduced. It is stated at thu Indian huieau that tlieie has has been some slight ledue- lion In the i.itions nt Pine Hldge , but US does not constitute a great saving as vet. On the great Sioux leH'iva- tlon In ISM ) there wem said to be wyxxi In- diins , jet tlieie Is good leason to liellevo that , If n census was taken to dnv , a saving of fuliv ( lOJOialioiisiii tli.it section could bo olfeeted. The pennv w IMS ami pound foolish polle.v of congiess In icgaidto the Indians is piobahl ) tlio most icprchcii'iblo of any of tlio ( loiiiaiojlcal economical schemes ptnc- Used by either p.uty when In contiol ol the house. i > iviTiNci c v n i r. ( } t rsi lov. The Indian Imnaii his been pmryllug its brain for the pist week over ono of the most Intricate problems that evei eiuiu before It , conecinlng thu ownetshlp of i\'VX > head o I cattle. Kail ) In the beginning of theptesent ) eai'sira7lnB season ceituln Aik.insasp.u- tles drove then held upon tlm Indian lauds In that poitlon of the Indian tetrltoiv known as Oklahoma. To piotect themselves and give theii Invasion an nppeaiaiuo ol light , thev entered intopartncisidivvltli | an Indian who wns a tosident of the deck Nation. The Intel lor dupaitmcnt , niion hearing of the action of these people , dliected Hubert Owen , diieetoi at tlie Union i.-eney , to sel/o the cattle and hold them until fmtlier ordeis. Uhls hodld , when the Indian tuitnoi in the linn came foi w.ud and chimed the ownei- shipof the entile held , 'llm othet partners came lunvard and claimed that the Indian ii vi ) NO vi STP.D 1111,1 : In the cattle * , ho having been taken In ns a inttnei for the puiposo above mentioned. Tlie agent could , of com so , make no decision In thecasoandiefciredltto thoLommlssionei of Indian affaiis. Tot two or tlnce davs Acting Commissioner Upshavv aim Chief Clerk .Maxwell sat ns a coint ot Inqitiiy , and heard testimony In thu case nnd found the testimony so conllicting Hint they have as ) ct been mmblo to leuilet a decision in thu matter. Added to tills Mi. Upshavv's doubt as to Hie juiibdiction ot the depaitment in tlio mattei , the .fllalt becomes one likely to lob the ) oung commissioner of a night or two's rest. .Meantime the agent Is lookini : aflci tlie cattle at no little expense and the gentleman from At Kansas me on nettles lor tear tlieii Indian paitnei Is likely to eucliei them out ot the whole a.SOO head. nio Hnjard's Special Knvoy Paints the Cilv ot Mexico Keel. CITV OK Mi.\iro , August 21 [ Special Telegram to thu Hi J. . ] A. J. bed ewick , Secretary Havaid's special envoy to Mexico , has been hero since last Monday. The Mex ican press note.d tlio arrival of Mr. Sedge- wick as special envoy ot tlio United States , and at the same time announced that Sedge- wick had unlimited cicdit at the banking houses In this cltv , and that he , accompanied by a lot of joung Mexican bloods in this city , enjoed liimself immensely oiio night at ttio Jockev Club. Dilnks were lice and Special Knvoy Sedgewick was in high clovct. Ho soon became hilaiious and finally , it Is as- seited , that while * he was "full" the Mexicans decked him out with floweis , and placed a big bouquet in the toil of Ins hit. Attei 0 o'clock in the molding the inmates in the Tuibido hotel were amused by twenty or moioot the Mexican gilder ) ouths , nil singIng - Ing and shouting , and they led In Special Hnvoj Sedgewick in tiiuntph , decked out as a prince nnd lie nodded his acknowledg ments. The put ) vaioused In soveialhouses ot well known leputation , in ono ot which thev left tbeii pil/e In chaigc ot some accom modating female.Tho c"-eai > ide of the a Icircd special envo ) is tlm talk ot the town , and mombeis ot tlie Ametlcaii colonv me full of Indignation ovei the disgrace brought upon the Aineiicin name by a man selected b ) the adminlbtr.itioii toi a delicate mission. M1SSIJI > TJIK GAI A Murderer Murdered by an Insane Prisoner in Jail. PHI ri'onr , 111. , August 21. ) . [ Special Tele gram to the Hit.JChailes ; Lashelle , a mm- derer , who was leiociottsly assiulted In the jail at Mt. Can oil , Ilk , last Thuisdaj by Francis A. Moui.ui Ins me inmate , llugeied the most of thu time In nn unconscious state until to-day , when ho died. Mo.vor sas ho lead In the Itlblu tint muideicis must die , and feeling he was called upon to Kill La- sholle. ho did It in order to fullill what ho thoiuht the Hlhlo said was his duty. Thu ( lime foi vvlilcli Lishcllo was awaiting tiial was tlio cold blooded minder some mouths agoot Patricle Hcddlngton , night watclnnnn lu tlio village ot Shannon , only a low miles west of Kiceport. Lnshello was a barber , nnd witli onu ot ills i.i/ors , which ho brought from his shop , cut his victim's tluoat almost fiom car toe.u , cmsing death a vciv few minutes nttei. The opinion seemed to bo quite geneial that L ishcllo would have been hung had ho not been Killed. Destruction < > ( tlio Drew , UoNDoui. N. Y. , August 2 < i , Ati : o'clock- tills afternoon the largo passenger sle.im- bent , Daniel Diovv , of the Alhanj line , caught Hie at its mooiin.s nt Kingston Point and buincd to the watui's edge. Tlio Drew was held in leadlnoss foi use in ease ril accident to cithei ol the othu two boats of the line. AH tlm luiniluio belonging to the. boat was on bonid , nnd nothing was Based. The Duns was one Of the laigest and swiftest passoug" ! steameis on thu Hudson rlvei. j.oss , frlG 1,000. Beware of Scrofula Scrofula Upinhabl ) inoroRfticril than any ottici aiscarc. U U iiibldlous In chnr.ictcr , and manifests Itself In running sines , pustular eruptions , bolls , suclllii ; ; ! , enlaicd Joints , bsccsscxeorpcyts , etc. Hood's S.irsaparlll.i expels all trace of scroful i fiom the WooJ , leaving It puio , enriched , and healthy , "I n as flcvcrcly afflicted with sciofuIa.rtKt ov cr a ) car had two running soi cs on my neck , Took five bottles HooJ's KuisaparllU , and am cured. " 0. K , I.ov L-JOV , Iovcll , Mass. 0. A , Arnold , Arnold , Mo. , hail scrofulous rorcs for sev en ) eirs , spring and fall , Hood's fiartarurllla cured him. Salt Rheum la one of the most disagreeable dlscasei e.iu < > d I ) ) Impure blood. Hlsicrulllycurcdlij Hood's barf apu ilia , the prcat blood piirllicr , William Spies , I'l ) rla , O. , suffered greatly from rrslpcl9t ! and call ihcutn , caused by linndllng tobacco. At times Ids hinds would crack open and bleed. Ho tried v.uions picp- aratlons without aldj fluall ) took Hood's Sir- taparr/iS , < u l now . < i > st" I am entirely well , " "Jty son had saft jlicnr. t-i Ushnuuspua on the calvci of his legs. Ha teed Hooil'i Barsnpurllla ami U entirely cured. " J. 15. Etzidon , lit. Ycrnor , Ohio. Hood's Bold bjU drjysliti. fl , fix fur C. lJ/C. I HOOliX CO , Apoaoiarles.l/jwf-n , ; i.m. ( OO Doses Ono Dollar THEY'LL ALLOW NO GAMBLING The Decision of the Iowa Stnto Fair Mnna- gcrs ntul Public Opinion. VERDICT IN THE HADDOCK CASE. Older * to Iteminic Oprrnllnns UP- ooUcil nt Dei Mollies Prom \Vnsh- Inirlon A Miniature Vole-lino ItreulfH liuoso Iowa ISevvs. I'loin lima' * Statci Capital. Ons MIIIM s , In , August a . fSpeeinl to ho Hi.r. ] Thcie him been ijnlto u little com- nent nver the tact tti.it the malingers ol tlin state' laii have lofitsi'd to allow pools to bu soldon thogtoiind thlsyeai. Mnnj piedict lint this menus failure so Ini as thu laces mo oneeiiied. 'Inoj sax that tinners of tln > lu'st loises mo accustomed , In iidilltlon to tlui HUM'S the ) \\u | , to nuiko i\ good deal ot uonev foi themselves and tlie-li trleuds out jf the pools that aio sold. Tlint If Ihov mo lot allowed to ell pools nt l > os Mollies they will take tholr hoiscsand go to somewlekul ell ) lIKu Omnha or Minneapolis nud give. tl o Iowa fnlr the go by. Posslbl ) this Is so , ni d ho action of tlm fall dlieetots may look a llt- tlo Puiltanlenl. Hut It Knot gcneially nndci- stood that the Io\\.i state fnlr was otganl/ed pilinntlly tin thupurpoMUif hnrM * racing nr the enrichment of gamblers. If it is not possible to ia\u a good fall In an iuileuHiir.il state Ilku I low. i , \\ltli Its magnificent ie omces ot Hold ind fai \\ltliont making pool selling the most attractive nud Important fe.ituio , It ulghtbe just ns well to lind It out this year. I'lm people ( it Iowa oujo\ seeing axooil torso troi or mil as intieh as do the people oC au\ other Mite , lint they ha\o become boroughl ) disgusted with the iiHifesslouiil | ockOlsm and gnmbllng accompaniment * ; hat have attended so manv races 01 thu past. 1'lioy think ( lie refoun piopisi'd I' a good one. at least they megohm to give It .1 fair trial. WOTHCTO nr ursi'Mntt. After several weeks ol waiting the super intendent ol the goveinment \ building in the cit ) has received eiders to go onlth the work of teaiimr down the old walls pie- juratory to building up the new. H lias : ioen soiuoears siuto congress passed the Ihst appiopilation for icpalrliig andcnlatg- Inir the ledeial bulldlm ; In this city. Hut delay aftei dohi ) lias attended the woik. the public bus been greatly iueoininoded , the Gtnxernmcnt soivieo has neon h.unpoied and lestileted , and linally compelled to seek other n ii.u teis , and now l\i'ial weeks have elapsed , aflei the last nppiopiiation had been pissed , while waiting lor some oltielal tu ijivo the oidet to tear down a stone wall. What a pleasant and roiuenlent thin : ; It would bo il the goveinment would conduct Its alTatrs as a private business man docs his I it vii.noAn AC in in. Dm Im * the past week Des Moincs has wit nessed au activity in i.illioad mitteis seldom scon. It has bieii conhncd , however , to a stieet lailwaj whic'i ' has ueen liulusti'niisly laboiingto m ike its eniiueotlon beloio a ihnl line occupies the s > tieots. For neirly twenty veais DCS Moines his had to put up with a narrow gauge , Inollielcnt , and pailic- ul.ulv deficient stu'ot c u sci vice1. This bum- nioi the council planted a now compaiu .1 chattel foi a broad gauge load , with luat- class equipments. The oldcompui ) , think ing itself entitled to most ol the eaith , claimed , under itschaiter. the ruht to e\eiy stieet in the city which It might choose to use. So the new company has had to sit up nights and woikerv liaid dajs to get a few streets on which it could lav its tiaclc. Tim inteicstof the people Is nil \ \ ith the new company. Hut by flit strange , though not altogether nnusuil lacult ) which elt\ coun cils sometimes develop , it has teemed largely disposed tostaiidln the way ol the cltv's piogress and do the bidding of the wealthy coipoi.ition that on us the old lino. TJILJ VERIHCr KUNltnUISI ) . Ijcnvitt nu < l Others Acc'imccl of As- Rissiiiitliir : Haddock. Sioux CITIn. . , Amjnst -Special [ Tele- Kiam to the Hi i : . | Contraij to eneial ex- liectations juituiday the Haddock coronei's jmy has linally rcudeied its \erdiut , but , as inedlctcd by tlie JMn : , roltibes to annouiico tlio same pnbllely until thu olliceis have ni- rcsted all the men implicated nud charged with the niurdei. CoinneiVateininiiwhen seen oy tlm Hr.i lepioseutatUc , iclusyd testate state the natuio of the \erdkt , but Rave it to be undeistood that qulto a number of ai rests will bo made at once , se.vei.il hero in the city and ono 01 more outside , the urlnunal 0110 oC the latter belli. ; 11. L. Le.ultt. Iiifoiiiuitlons chaining the paities in question with as- bassinatlou will bo made bcforo a justice to- moiiow , and the ai rests will bo made na soon as iiossible. It may bo hevcial dajs yet bo- foio the veidict can bo announced , but it it hoped cailj In the week tlm attests will lo mado. Lo.uill is now a fngitivo nnd thu lepoit that ho Is in IJeadwoud 01 K , ins , is Cit > nio without foundation. An ollleei ad vises > om coiiosponilpiit that he was In Oin ilia the lattoi noition of last week , and from tlicru heat a hasty Hit ic.it owinir to the indiscieto action of the police ot tills city. It isecitain that Sluuir IoDonald , wlio , up to the piobcnt time. h.ih taken no nctho nut In the laso , owini ; to a inlsuuderstaiidliiK with thu jury , is now hard lit woik nnd it IB cer tain ho will hive Leavittln lions veiy hOiin. nnd also e\eiy man Implle.iti'i ) , InclimliiK the villiau who lircd the shot. The oxnmlnatloii of tlm men w ill bo public ai.tl pinmlscs to bo oiio of the most inteiobtlin ; nud exciting ever heaid hoio. From an Oltlcer. Xeb. , August -Special [ Telo- to the Hiji.J Dujmtj Ijhoiill CiiUln , oC OaK county , was In the city to-daj looking tor two hoisc thieves that escaped hlsurahp the ni lit befoie. i'lm tlileves , ROUIO two weeks ago , stole two Itoit-os and disposed of them up In Antelope county. 'I he deputy eiptuted oiio ol them noir ; I'lckerell.aud mid- deul > coming upon the other , jumped from the v , le.iv IIIK the catitnicif onn In the 'Urn lesult v > as that bot'i ' madothoii csc.iiu. | and the ollkcih heio liavo Binco leioived v\ord that a hoi-o was .stolen tit I'iekerell the same night. The deputy fihenlf ulsobioiiyht the Intoimniloii to this city that lllnm.in , tlm absuindini ! music ilralci , had been eoineied neni l-'llloy and that doluLtlves had none lei him to brlni ; him back to Lincoln. An louu Volcniilo l > iiillon. | ttnu , l'i.\iv , Jn , , .Augiiht sj'J. [ Special Telo i.im to the ttv.i .J-Last wceU nn atlo- hl.iu well wascomphtud on the flat near the dejiot. This iiioinlnt , ' , the well , not hoini ; piped , comniciued spoutlin ; gieat volumia ot hand , nind and lock with water. At thlrf hour ( Da in. ) the hole is ne.iilj us largo round as a hogshead. The well Is situated in the middle of astiect nnd the Hood ot xanil and mud Imicnvcied the hhlewalk , ami in lapldlv iiiliug Ihu dooijnids and sweeping ovei tlie lawns and llowei liedi A cintcr has In en limned .aound the pl.un luim whuli the watir How. several teet hi h , ( licat alaim pun nil * among tlm ii ldcnts , who fenr that tlioentiui lovvei pnit ol thu city will bo undumlnrd. nil a "Ii Inkliiu Oiindolii. " Biuux Cm , la. , AiiKiibt - ' " > . lhptclal Tel- o/i.iin to the l > i i-.Slnco : ] the closing ot the .saloons . \ dilnKlnj ; Kondol.i hns | K > CII nicd ; ! up nnd lloatu In the Mlbsoml ilvei oppouitu thu city , Today aciowd ofuul - men , em- plojcd on the atieot impiuveniiiut ( 'aiiKi lio.u ded thib lioat and .if l < l di In1 , inf. to ex cess Kot lute a tow. Alt ftvc'lliiK ' lusll.ido Uiuk place , Neveial being injuied nnd onu man badlv < ut vrtrl : a in/oi. dim of hm liniuis.is almost si-xcreu fri'iu Lh nrm and hlolatobadlj Mushed. All the aiu iindoi \Vcalhci' for .Nebi HhUa and lovvn. y.in vvuUhti , iicui ! ) bUtluuury