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Ferry Weakening

Special Dispatch TO THB BBH
DETROIT, February 16. -- The ballot
taken for senator to-day shows Ferry
weakening.
In the legislative bribery investiga'
tion this morning the witnesses Bailey
and Church were further examined.
Nothing new was ELECTED, but yester-
days testimony was further con-
frmed. w. G.. Thompson, mayor of
Detroit, was put on the stand. He
testified to being In Washington last
spring, and was called on by Ferry,
who requested his cooperation
In securing the delegation from
Detroit TO the state legislature
who should favor Terry's rebellion;
witness demurred, giving among other
reasons hla opposition to Bell, COL
lector of customs of Detroit; Tesry
then said he had taken pretty good
care of Bel, paid about all no owed
him, caring for himself, relatives and
friends therefor; Thompson agreed to
support him Ferry If he
could have the Detroit custom
house; Thompson accepted, came
back to Detroit, proceeded
to fix things for Ferry, did all he
could, made speeches at the conven.
tiop requesting the nominees for the
Legislature to vote for Ferry, the reso-
luton being handed MIN by VIM.
A. Gavett, special treasury agent;
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r. Rubbells Trsaohsry.
Special Dispatch to THE BEE.

DETROIT, February ID. After the
first ballot to-day the convention took
recess Upon reassembling five
more ballots were taken. On the first
two no change was made in Ferry's
vote. On the fourth seven fusionists
went over to him, running his vote up
to 53 The fifth deepened the Inter.
est, as one more accession was scored
from the fusion ranks, swelling Ferry's
total to 81, ton less than necessary to
a choice. A sixth ballot was taken
amid much excitement, and eight new
recruits from the opposition ranks
again recorded their votes for Ferry,
but one OF hia stsunoh supporters
bolted. The joint convention ad.
journed for tho day. The last vo.e
stood; Ferry 53, Judge VIM. New
ton, democrat, Of Flint, 35, Stout 8,
Willetts IL, Burrows 8, republicans
scattering Id on seven different csndi.
dates.
The investigating committee this
afternoon had before them Nathan
Church, the editor and proprietor of
the Grand Rapids Times. He admit
ted having received money at various
times during the summer and fall from
Hubbell, which had been spent in Civ.
ing dinnors and other entertainments
to help on the opposition to Ferry.
He had spent from 81 600 to So, SEQ,
bat could not say how much. His
opposition to Ferry he declared arose
from the bad treatment hia f,isnds had
received Ia the matter of appoint
ments. He had not received anything
T ON Hubbeil since he had been ip
Lansing.
S. S. Bailey testified before the
legislative committee He admitted
that he had made offers of offices TO
influence votes, though without any
direct authority from Senator Ferry.
Everybody not a novice in politics
knew the question of patronage had
much to do with politics, and If he
didn't know 1t he should be put on
new milk. A. B. Turner, the editor
of The Grand Rapids Eagle, told the
witness that Hubbell offered him thou.
sands to oppose Ferry. Nathan
Church, editor of The Grand Rapids
Times, agreed with Hubbell to oppose
Ferry for 800 down, and 81, 800 later.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-02-16
rATALl WRECKS.
A Passenger Train Ditcheo Near Flint,
Mich,

Special Dispatch to THR Be.
CHICAGO, February ia passen-
ger train bound west on the Grand
Trunk line struck broken rail one
mile east of Flint, Mich, ditching
three coaches and one Pullman. The
engine, mail and baggage car passed
safely. The engineer, with consider.
able bravery and presence of mind,
stopped the engine Immediately, and
got two pals of water and stopped The
fire thst had broken out In one coach,
thus saving holocaust. Mrs. Huda
Seaman, aged "a was killed instantly.
She resides at St. Vincsnt Ont, and
was going to Nebraska. Her dsugh liter,
Mrs Hill, was injured badly and be.
came insane. Thomas Linds,y was
injured fatally In the chest Several
Others were injured.
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A Sensation Of the First Mag
nitud0 Developed in the
Star Route Trial,
Rerdell Throws up the Sponge
and Appeals to the Court
For Mercy.
The Agitation of the Nicara-
qua CANAL Scheme Re.
newed in the House.
CAPITOL NOTES.
Special Dispatch to Tus BEH.

cpoV" DtphVCu W ihh bhh
THE ,THMus CANAL.
WASHINGTON, February Friends
of the Nicaragua canal bill hope to
secure passage of the bare act of In.
corporation, to which the measure has
lately been cut down. Rosecrans, who
has lately been very active In behalf
of the measure, under pressure of the
mercantile interests of the Pacific
coast, is about to prepare brief ad.
dress to the members of the house on
the subject. He will explain
briefly the provisions of the
amended bill, as now reading In
both senate and house, and set
forth the advantage of simple incor-
poration as a guarantee of good feel
ing on the part of this country to Mic.
sragua, He will argue that such en-
dorsement should not be denied to
any party of respectable oitzsns of
the United States, who propose to
embark upon grand enterprise, in
which they ask no financial aid be.
yond their own resources. 1t is prob
lematlcal what the vote on the bill
will be. There arc 20 many members
OF congress who seem to fear that The
canal company might be enabled to
make profitable Investment of their
money that they feel bound to defeat
the possibility of such result.
THROWING UP THE SPONGE.
In stAr-route trial to-day Rerdell
created sensation by Withdrawing
his plea of not guilty and entering a
plea of guilty and throwing himself
on the mercy of the court.
THE WEATHER BUREAU.
WASHINGTON, February 14.-Gen.
Hazen has written letter to Secro-
tary Lincoln requesting that an inves.
tigation of his administration of the
signal service ofi,e be made by com.
mittee of the senate, and that such
committee be empowered to send for
persons and papers, and make the In.
vestigation comprehensive and COM
plete In every particular. This re-
quest has been made because Of the
0hhiokhbb ShoAScb VI SpukEthbtildn
Beltzhoover concerning the conduct
Of the signal bureau.
| THE JEANNETTE INQUIRY.
| The report Of the Jeannette board
has been submitted to the secretary oi
the navy, who has approved 1t as n
whole, but has returned II to the board
for few verbal changes. When these
have been made the report will proba.
bly, be transmitted to congress as soon
as the secretary returns to the city.
Mean while the queaticn of continuing
the board until the return of the
survivors of the Jeannette from
Siberia has not yet been acted upon
by the secretary. 1t is pretty well
understood that tho board will not be
discharged until these mon have been
examined in relation to the alleged
DeLong-Collias difficulty, which mat
ter will then be made the sub ject of o
supplemental report,
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Another Team Ditched.
aata1 nta,nato u,na

ST, LOUIS, February 15 The ST.
Louis express train, which left Kansas
City last night, when about twenty
miles south of Moberly, Mo, at six
o'clock this morning, encountered o
broken rail, and FIVE of the six cars
constituting the train were ditched
and wrecked. The engineer was
scaided to death, and the fireman cut
into four pieces. No passengers are
injured.
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subsequently he learned Ferry intend
ed to appoint Bell whereupon he
wrote Ferry, dissolvlng partnershlp,
announcing his determination to do
all he could to defeat him. Thomp.
son said emphatically Ferry promised
him the custom house and all at.
tempts to shake him were Intellectual.
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Freight wreoAs.
naciai nispatCh IN Tup RRu

LANCASTER, Ps., February 15.-
There was great detention to travel on
the Pennsylvania railway so day,
oausod by tho accidents at different
points. Two eastward bound frtights
collided at Atglen at 2 o'clock this
morning, wrecking FIVE carS and com.
pleteiy blocking the track for several
hours.
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A Utah Appointment.

WASHINGTON, February l5.-The
President has nominated Arthur L.
Thomas, of Pennsylvania, secretary of
Utah territory. !
The president viii leave here to-
morrow evening for New York for the
purpose of attending the funeral of
ex.GoY. Morgan.
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Minnesota Temperance.

ST. PAUL, February 14.-In the
Minnesota house of representative to-
day bill proposing prohibition
amendment to the constitution was
indefinitely postponed by vote Of 49
| tn "a
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CONGR ESSIONAL.
Lnl nir,aa l..A ILL., d..
SENATE PROCEEDINGS.

SENATE PROCEEDINGS.
WASHINGTON, February 15.-Sena-
tor Morrill, presented q remopstance
against the reduction of the tariff upon
books below 25 per cent, signed by
Oliver Wendell Holmes, T. b, Aid
rich and John G. Whittier, as writers
Of books.
After short executive session the
senate resumed consideration of the
tariff bill.
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.
Mr.. Williams (Wisoonsip) submit
ted conference report on the Japa-
nese indemnity fund bill. The effect
of the bill, as agreed to In conference,
is to return to Japan the original sum
received from that government, $685..
900, without interest, to pay the
officers and crew OF the
Wyoming $40, 200 and cancel all
bonds comprising the Japanese in.
demnity fund. Several members
expressed the opinion that the attempt
to pay back only part of the money
uuO ohOpiicI BONoEhlhOub Wub ulbRraCb-
full, but the majority seemed to think
the adoption of the report would be a
step In the right direction and the best
thing obtainable this session, and that
bill did not bind future congresses
from doing justice In the premises.
SO the conference report was agreed
to, 122 to 81.
The house then went into committee
OF the whole on the tariff bill and con.
sideration of schedule "E" (sugar) was
entered upon.
Mr. Voorhees, moved to strike out
the first paragraph imposing q duty OF
l 20 100 cents per pound on sugars
above No. IS Dutch standard, tank
bottom, &C., testing by polarlsco pc
not above 70 degrees, and 4 100 of o
cent additional for every additional
degree or fraction of degree. Hc
stated that he did this for the purpose
OF moving to put sugar on the free
list. The motion gave rise to extend
1870. "
lNoTE.-Up to 3:45 q. m. the re-
manning proceedings had not beer
received, owing to the collapse of tn,
wire in the east.
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Thrce Men Mortaliy


CHICAGO, February Ia -ThI 90 men
were mortsily injured by the collision
yesterday Ia the south western cut N -bs
between the Chi ,sgo, Burline ton &
Quincy and Milwaukee 81 st. Paul
trains.
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A Sick Singer.

Special Dispatch to THB BBE.
GRINNZLL, Iowa, February ID. -
Litta, the prima donna, ID quite LII
here.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-02-16

the afternoon session was taken up
With reports of committees and the
reading of bills passed by the senate.
-~-al unimportant bills were passed.
q. Clark's bill to prescribe
Jof judges and clerks of elec.
tions, and Hollman's bill to remove
the duty off bar5ed wire, and Meal
listers bill to prevent deception In
the sale of butter and cheese was de-
feated No evening session was held.
Consideration of the railroad commits
sion bill will be taken up tomorrow.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-02-16

Five Cent Fare for the Pass ssnRaire.
epecial Dispatch 10 THA BHs.
ALBANY, N. Y, February 15.-1,he
five cent elevated railway fare law
passed both houzes to-day. la
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-02-16

Indication of Its continuing. Night
dispatches report the water rising
rapidly. At this point the rivers com.
menced swelling at o'clock and have
since been coming up very fast. Old
river men look for higher stage than
any reached last week,
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STEAMBOATS, ano Rallroaos
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
l. on and after Nov. 10 1883

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE, 49,.
Harrisburg Pttsburg, the West and South With Pullman
and Chicago Limited Of PaIior Dining Smoking and sleep
nG Cars at 9 a N every day ~ CORY and Erie at
connecting at Cory for Ttu'vie Petroleum centre
Baltimore washington and the South Limited wasnniis 20
Express" OF Pullman PaTGr car GaT e1seR and H.
and gao and p D@s and Su NJ REe s1 AL
P RR Ian 9p rn and ~ night via B. and D. Il"
For Atlantic CIV except sunday Jpn
For Cape May except sunday ao intermediate stations
Railway and Am6oy d u , nSS9 a. SiSary PaFE
RSss "a B1dSs hgS 0e connect Viii train.
a Jersey City aOrding speedy and direct transfer
f'Garsa . SO e a1s 3 &ond e
W ISsS Sa aSd baltimore $40 'a
ss ss$ s SS g s1 sssSS
s!SG $50 GS5f ICaS ' SSs M go
s SO sS 7 1882 i Ss S aH So 7SS 60 1000.
-''-' anu w. TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
20 TRAINS EACH WAY ggEK x ppAtYSsA bEP 0'
SUNDAY HiA J 1 ii NEw.YoRK
DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST MPRoyyoSlps ,s EeUIP'
kT WIFI HH I sSsGESEF EI s4FE sSsS
rrpre. Trains leave via Desbrosses and cOrtlands
gsries iS,isSs - ,m,,.a n, lno M l. sas
sac and NJ and y night s3n md ulsSl
% npite and 10 ma T. and Sunday mn 10 $50
and lilo N. /, "a. and z p m. connecting ~
Retarnins leave Broadst Station n 1 go $50
ii and ills M Gdmed Express $50 and s;4O psoi
lSI g. o. $50. 30. f45 and N on sHp' 40 f40
815.S2O .436, $3.50 m. (62O LmoS "a a IN daily
n s and 9 m. Leave Phladepha via candensioo
Ticket onces is5 $40 ana ga Broadway ns 4 and
and oot Of Desbrosses and Corandt streets & Rt.chs
Brookyn Annex station foot OF Futon.s' ban Tckes
Battery s fass and s'5sss
The New-IOrk Transfer Company VIII can
bsygs ne FROM hotels and residences , =, Uoop
ARLES e. PUGH, y,.a ~. Pass'r 4 senG
General Manager een'iA
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Ciin llropertn 90 Get.

IN LENOX HILL, 70TH-ST., near Park ave.
~ Al threc-story basement and extension brown.
stone high siOop h0u'e; newly frcrcOo, papcred sc.
MACHOLDT, 1916 3dave., near 7Othst
ITO LET.-In private family, i'm Madison
ave, house In beat location, Handsomely fur.
nshed second floor extra n required meals supplied
by caterer. Address LOCATION, BOX 6s Tribune Uptown
Once 23S Broadway.
TWO desirable Offices or salesrOOms in the
i wcLknown Empire Commercial Sales building, Nos. 80
lO Springst 100 feet from Broadway also the fine store
and basement, No. lO2 -pnngst. Inquire ot
81. q <. STERNBFRGER,
No SO Spring.st.
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Autlion Galrs of Real GslaIe.

Aurlion Galrs Of Real Gslnle.
DICHARD V. HARNETE q Co., Auctioneers,
h VIII soil NJ auction "wednesday, December ,,
az II o'clock 1T Exchange ~u"srOom, IN broadway,
Iy order ~ the supreme Court,
Fsintc0 William IOrgay, deceased
under direction ~ Edwin VI. Fox Esq, Trustee.
Valuable Investment property
Grand ANA clinton. northwest { fncr plot DOB i2NelB.
Mndlsonst. No. $2i, corner Uouyeiucur
Division 81. No II. near Marketed.
Cherry 49,. SOS. 80. p near ti.n0uSt
NOrulk-st. 30 ~. near fiyrnuust
lrl-at y Bank -.
first Il ~ l. Past Mad-uutyc oil L.
Edwin ". f0X, Esq. trustee, - BIotd"ny
u. :. tlstl. E-q, pHiutn'r attorney, Il inIh-row,
CLAMP Ropes. def rdsuts Attorney ~ broadway
Book map, az au,t"u,,rs Office III ETosdway basement
Law Telephone S-l.
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Citn Real estate for Sale.

EOR ShLE-Ch0ice business property and
Il apartment houses, paying large income. PAUL p.
TODD l45 Broadway
TOR INVESTMENT. - Several downtown
Il properties paying good interest
rutland WHITING, Beekrnan'st
GREAT BARGAlN.-NOs. 225 and 2Z7 West
~ l8Oth st.-Two fourstory and basement brown stone
Al Hats pOricO dODrways each 2jXGJxlOO rented $500
year VIII be- sOd under force DEFENDERS at noon by
DANIEL NJ. SEAMAN, AuctiOncer,
# Exchange SalesrOOm.
Subject 10 $50 900
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Gounlrn prOpcrip for Sale anO 90 Get.

HOAL LAND FOR SALE.-Thc undersigned
has 400 acre. good prairie land for sa" situated ia
TIC Great coal Belt 81 southwest Missouri Dnah1a LOT
capitalists. ~ ~. bi'D 49, ,Si,s,
NOR SALE.-5O aud 100 ncrcs Of good land
only thr,. miles from Chicago 800 am acres easy terms
fortune chicago is Increasing lUlJ people a "etA "Uto
10 nc II wishing % bug VI sell chicago property o,-
Real Estate Agent, Chicago
EOR SALE.-A charming summer home,
from which a. bad one OF tho graudest Scws OF me HUI
m River 90 De- found tho banks ~ that noho wafer INC
one ctstru arc-ln we'll fruit and forest trees SITUATION j.
i sing sing villa famous tor schools Tor young ladies'
ana gentlemen place "ulcn crest; owner JOHN
a LYNCu, West Gbth.st. 10Th aud llth-aVes.
FLORIDA For Sale, to close an Estate l,t,,;
-" Ou0ro House A" cottages and orange grove amour
% acres winter home ~ The late Moses lyman OF Noh
pccru miles from sanford, orange County very hrMn
inl ocaoni beautiful lakes orange groves schools
railroads. aud in cultivated society," OuurO House Aeto
rneates about % guest, no santar un or DOarlng
house: VIII sell WHOLE house aud part grove Au1fess
NOSl.s LYMAN. Administrators, NaYcry y 4.
AM DETERMINED to sell my l2S-acrc
Wr.irheser County farm before the lat 81 Jauuay ahd
I'm beat condi good huduf4 mean business See my
agents PHILLIPS & WELLS, Tribune Building.
WASHINGTON. d. C.-To let, two beautiful
w new houses near Dupont Cltclei hfstclIss IN
every way stable 1T sl2OOi the Other ASOV yearly
Apply to ". II. SLACK, n l5thst Washington
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

ALBANY BOATS. PEOPLES LINE.
~ DREW aud 81 JOHN leave Pier Al, ~ H., 1907 OF
Canast every EEk DAY a. p m Conne' lH AT ADany
SUNDAY morning. cxrrprd with trains north west ana east
EOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU-
sATONIC and NAuGATUCK HAIiRoA DI.S -, a1
NJ II a. 23tstp East hlNcI
SHOP M Fare lower than by any other route.
4 EUIGU VALLEY ILROAD.-PasSengcr
trains leave depot foot Of COrand and Dcsbrosscs SITS
AZ 10 m B 10 and D. M. FOR Eason. Bethlehem Allen
town Reading, Mauch Chun6h Whkeslarrc ro"anda wa
ycrly Ithaca Geueya LYONS Buffalo and the West. pullman
through coaches daily. Local trains at a. M and OiO
D. m for FaAton. Rethlehein and COOlay
All puuts In Mahanoy and Hazeon coal regions sunday
tfot local for Mauch Chunk Leave Mauch Chunk
~ 4 p. m. 81, ,,,ro,, and C,rtI,ndt A.,
''"''"' '' T.. g. BYINGrON q. L. a.
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Drooklnn Dropcrln for Sale anO 60 fet

FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT in Nine
to,nih %ari Hrookyn 9'ir Oh. fountain; ntse rs
b. cool Tenant Pus,rs,I r'i'ey. Apply 10 A. GAL
LAGIi b.. 81 iu.'. brooklyn y y. Telephone 80 fOi.
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NORWICH LINE

NORWICH LINE -
y REDUCTION OF FARE.
To Boston 3d. WOrccstcr ~ % NASHUA - % iOI'lsuL
SO and DO transfer.
The iron steamer go, ,,.,. ,,.,-,,r,-r,
without exception the elegant boat the Sound ami
IN. fayorttc CITY OF BOSTON,
10, North River foot OF Natst next pier
DcSTOS-csSt. Ferry. daily except SHuyH M ~ pun
drawing To Boston from New-LOndon al 4IO H.
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROA D-COmmcncing Nov. ~ 1883
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot. - 80
sa. m, western Ncw.YOIk and Northern Express Wild
drawing room cars. a., ,,,
stopping Albany Utica syracuse Rochester Buffalo, Erie
Cleveland and Toledo arriving ut Chicago lO2O M next day
1890 a Chicago Express drawngfuom ears To canaan
dagua, Rochester and Buffalo, connects Tor Oswego. .
IL a. Western = Northern NprC'a WIN
connecting Tor saratoga Glens rams and
Rutland.
$50 Albany Troy and UcP express DrawingrOOm
4 y. m, Accommodation 90 Albany ana Troy.
81 Louis y;css with sleeping cars Tor Niagara
Falls Buffalo. Cincinnati except saturday Toledo Detroit
Louis.
$50 D. m Express with sleeping To Syracuse and TO
Auburn Road asO Ia Montreal Connects for Saratoga
M Pacific Express with sleeping for Rochester
Buffalo Cleveland Toledo Detroit, Chicago ST. Louis OsWe
also IovV.lr except saturday..
IL y. Night Express with sleeping cars 10 Albany and
Troy, Connects with the morning trains for the West ana
North Except Saturday night.
Tickets sale at Grand central Depot, No Bowling
252 and Ais broadway and at WestcOus Express
Oces Park place and 7S5 aud oi2 Broadway New York
1913 Washington and s fultOnsts, Brooklyn, and 70
FUurth-st., Williamsburg.
baggage called fot ana checked from residence.
L. NJ. TOUCEY, G. Is. MEEKEh,
General superintendent. General Passenger Agent
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Consgnments freight forwarded directed any part
titbe world.
UNEoUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
Orders for delivery of all kinds OF freight and
cbandise q any part OF the city.
SEA AND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
BoR LIGHTERAGE.
Freight every description promptly nghteed to any point
IN the harbOr at reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS,. BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURsION5.
Steamer John II. starin for NEW HAVEN, leaves Pier
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Gllp Drouerip Wnnle0.

NVANTED.--City property for country resi-
w doncc free, with acres and fruit PAUL TODD. li5
broadway