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Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-14

are IN 3 thoroughly prosperous condi.
tior. About 200 delegates are present,
representing every state in the union.
Local org mutations tender a bard1et
and gcan5 bal! Thursday night. Ex-
cursions through the mountains con-
sumo the balance of the week.
II UEIoN PACIFIC RAILWAY BROUGHT
TO TERMS.
TIL Iowa board Of railway commits
sioners have brought the Ualon Pa
chs faiiway company to terms. Ever
since the board was created they have
endeavored to got from the Union Pa.
CHIC company a statement of the trs fl,
over the bridge between Omaha and
Courdi Bluffs, but the company per-
fectl! ignored the board. This year
they determined to plsh things. The
object was TO classify the briog,, and
nix tie valuation tor the purpose Of
taxation, al all railroad property In
the state Is taxed. TIE company,
after persistent punching for some
time, informed the board that they
had 10 Jurisdiction over the property
OF th.t company, which wss chartered
by "a act Of congress. The board
wss stupid enough not to SEQ
the point, and hammered away,
whiol brough. the response that
the u. 2. terminated at Omaha, hence
wa uot amensble to Iowa statutes.
Iae board rejoinei that by ptoclama.
ton # President Lincoln the terml.
nus t the road was fixed at Council
Bluffs, and this had been confirmed In
the federal court by Judge Dillon,
now general solicitor of the Union Pa.
CHI, and the company ought to be-
will 20 to abide by laws Of their own
estah lishment. The company then NJ.
p!iec 1t was impossible to separate tho
traffic accounts of the bridge from the
general accounts, but the board was
stlll Obvious, inasmuch as tho bridge
is operated by a separate corporation,
aud insisted on a statement, aud
they were referred by the com
pam t. the roportH Of gov.
srniient directors Of the road
rs oonta!n!ns sll tho company
oouI give. The board MAJ, ansser
that thes" reports were chit, lily con
spio Gus fOs what they d.d not
COM in ard hey would 20 90
the ouria fer iurther relief. Accord
ing' an action was b sru 10 clmpsi
the company to f.Di,s a., lli fm,
alto wanted. Fsii4y "a, ,ha brand
was 1otihao tia 'to Tea suuld hs
tar. ishod. aud ,be action go thsss
tore Withdrawn Tim, 'he ba.sd "a,
acc m2lished what congress hs, i,i.rA
% cure Slucs tn r,ai va fult-a
mont NJ mo tus a,rl 4 ary fau
of e road. That T. vii 3, c.Hffrts
and correct iu cy,aguegi - tgb tee
tina Il must be made UblsF usfb ~
the 9resideus aud frlcJ,l a u
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-14
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
'ptVIAI DIspAVC % % IHH DIE
THE SITUATION AT SHANGHAI.


HI SITUATION AT SHANGHAI.
LONDON, june Is A Shanghai dis.
patch dated Monday uayS the situs-
ton Ia becoming very serious.
Chiuess troops are msssipg around the
city. Very uneasy feeling prevails
smorg foreigners with regard to the
unprotected condition Of foreign set.
Elements.
PARIS, June Sit Is denied ct the
American legation that American Of.
ficers asked leave to serve In the
Chinese navy.
ON HI CONGO.
1t Is reported from the Congo river
that Stanley arrived at Btszz ,ville
with LOCO men. DR.. B1zxs has 200
nea and Is making little progress.
TRIoHTYUL EXPLOSIONS,
LYNDON, June 13.-An explosion In
. magazine at Scutari caused by light.
ming, killed 100 persons and wounded
So. Two hundred barrels Of gunpow.
der aud ak thouiand cartridges were
destroyed.
Sr. PETERSBURG, June 13,-Erplo
sion Of gun power In a factory nesrt tho
city occurred today. No details.
There stories Of thebarrscks at''Kaluga
have fallen, killing then persoAs and
iujuring many.
ARRESTED RoR MURDER.
LONDON, June ia man named
Sweeney wSs arrested ~ . ieenstown
charged with completely In the murder
Of Lord Monuments Sweeney had
taken passage for Nov York.
AGooD 0UEssER.
LONDON, JAMS Is -LAbouchlre re-
Gently challenged Irving Bishop, the
thorght reader, to tell tbs nambsr OF
a bank nose known only to LIbou'
ehire, and Firth, NJ. +, the latter
TO hold the note. LAbouchire put up
a thousand poands s~gains, q hundred,
the p,ccseds to b. devoted TO charity.
Three thousand persons we're present,
but owing to disputes CONCERNING tho
conditions neither L,bouehlro nor
Firth wore present. Hosoysr,
Bishop guessed the number of Tho
note OF the fret attempt, and TOW
claims 20 have won the thousand
pounds Tho audience was disOT'
aerly.
rHE CoNsrIRAr1Es IKiAL.
LONDON, Juue 10 - A. tho trial OF
the dynamite co%usplrators evidence
wEs given by wltnossss 10 show the
connection between AuSburgh aud
DE. Gallagher. II was proved that
the latter introduced the former At
he CharlEg Cross hotel a MIR. Gal
lsgher In order that he might OBJ
tain Letters aud tslogrHms. Ansburgh,
In examining Inspector Melville In re-
gard to words which passed between
them when the former Was arrested,
called the inspector a liar, because he
denied thG, he had said 10 him Ans.
burgh) q, that time, "fou had bet
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-14
NOTES.
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CHICAGO, jane Is The meeting
Of the general passenger agents Of
railroad lines norIh Of the Ohio river
and east Of tho Mississippi, with the
view TO o general pool on through
business on points west to tho sea.
board, continued to day. The chair
man was instructed to formulate a
table Of percentages for the various
lines ona plan similar to that now In
operation on the trunk lines. 1t was
decided to- propose plans for subsidiary
pools between Cleveland, Detroit,
Toledo, Indianapolis, Columbus, st.
Louis aud seaboArd points. It will
take two or three months 10 complete
these schedules, which will then be
subject to the acceptance Of the lines
interested.
u MISSOURI RIVER POOL
Tomorrow o meeting will be- held In
connection With the passenger agents
Of the Misscui river lines to confer
about the proposed pool, and the mat.
ter Of Abolishing payment OF street
commission Ia San Francisco will also
be- considered.
raj TRUNK LISBs.
NJ now developments to dsy In the
anticipated trunk line war, growing
on, Of the recent acceleration Of the
Michigan southern.
An EXPREs AGREEMENT.
DENVER, June 13.-The express
litigation which has been pending the
last three yesrR, aud which involved
right OF tho Wells, Fargo Express
company ana the Adams Express
company 10 transact business over the
lines Of the Denver and Rio Grsndo
railway, was smicsbly settled to. day,
the Cxpresa companies Withdrawing all
suits. The following Is tho new ar.
rapgemert; Through expreas matter
Of the Wells, Fargo company will be-
carried between Denver, Pueblo, Og.
den and Salt Lake, the Rio Grando
Express company to co all the
local business between these points
and operate the balance " the RIO
GrAnde lines exclusively,
THE YARDMASTERS.
Tho eighth annual convention Of
the Ysrdmasters' benefit association Of
the United States and Canada Is Ia
session to-day, Most Of the day WAS
consumed In organization. The pres.
dents report shows an increase Of
membership of 2S6 In the last fiscal
year. The affairs Of the association
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-14

SIXTEENTH street has been ordered
paved with asphalt. This assures us
three asphalt paved streets, Douglas,
Harvey and Sixteenth, of which
Douglas Is nearing completion. The
sooner the contracts are let and work
Ii begun the better our cltiz ,ns will
be satisfed.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-14

THE New York Sun calls the atten-
tion of scheming politicians to the fac!
that the present congress Ia so consti-
tuted that II the presidential election
were forced into the house for decision
by . third party movement the vote
by states would be twenty-five for the
democratic candidate, fifteen for the
republican candidate, and one state
(Florids) divided.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-14
Shipping News.
Special Dispatch 10 TEE BusL

LONDON, June Is. -Arrived, Assy.
rlsn, Monarch and Nevada, from New
York.
LONDON. June Is Arrived ont,
the steamers P%ennland, Rotterdam
and Hibernia.
New York, juno l3.-Arrlved, the
Denmark from London.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-14
The Court Knows Itself.
Special Dispatch to TIM BE.

CHICAGO, June 13.-In Justice
Woodlands court, this afternoon, a
batllf named Barry Murphy, became
noisy and refusing to listen to the ad.
monitions of the magistrate, the latter
bounced from the judgment seat and
administered . severe pummelling to
the recalcltrant constable In the high.
eat style Of the pugilistic art, and then
calmly resumed the di.pensation OF
j~urtlcs.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-14

THE president has written q letter
to the manager of the southern expo
sition extollirg the enterprise In high
terms and praislng the r%ooiAl, COM
meroial and industrial advancement
of the south since the war. It will
now be In order for the democratic
press to point to the republican con-
vention of "a as the motive which
dictated tho presidents letter.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-14

Mr.. BOYD claims that the editor of
The BEE Is trying to iujure his bust
ness. This Ia the first time that Mr..
Boyd has been willing to put his en-
terprise on . business basis. Bsfore
this he has always claimed that pork
was his business and theatre manage.
ment pure philanthropy.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-14

Tns ordinance regulating the width
of tires, drawn up by City Attorney
Connell and introduced by Council.
man Rsdfeld at the last meeting Of
council, ought to pass. Several months
ago THE BEE called the attention cf
the council to the necessity Of some
such law. There Is an enormous
amount of heavy hauling done In
Omaha. Any pavement, however
strong, will be worn and crushed and
cut into ruts by N heavily loaded
and narrow tired wagons and drsys
Mr.. Redfeld's ordinance provides that
all vehicles of burden carrying 4 load
of more than q ton In weight shall
have q tire of ct least three inches In
width and where the load Is over two
tons the tire shall be four Inches.
This Is q reasonable demand. st.
Louis has & law requiring 6 inch tires
for q load not exceeding 5000 pouuds;
4 inch tires for a load not exceeding
6 1000 pounds, .and 90 on down to 3
inch tires for a load CT $500 pound,
for all four.wheeled vehicles; making
similar provisions for drays aud other
two-wheeled vehicles; and making
overlooking q mlsdemeanor punlshA.
bic by fine. The law will have two
good Effects. 1t will lead to the In,
PRODUCTION Of broader tires for al
hsulirg wagons and 1t will force teams.
tiers and draymen to haul lighter load.
each Of which will relieve the pave.
ments and prolong their lasting ca
pacity.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-14
A

TIE trial Of tho mon concerned In
the dynamite conspiracy wSI resumed
this morning.
The detective bhloon In which L.
Hoste loft Boionge last Saturday was
recovered In the North Sea.
The Truth states that the queen has
recovered from tho injury to her knee.
The depression Of her msjesty'S spirits
10, however, said to GAUGE some anx.
Lefty owing to the influence OF her
general hoslth. II IL the intention of
the queen TO leave Scotland 90 the
ooh,
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-14

BEE will try to survive. II Is running
q newspaper the fearless expression Of
whose honest opinion must OCCASION
ally hurt the thin skinned and all the
moro when the ruth Is as notorious az
1t happened to be in the instance which
Is now making Mr.. Boyd groan and
gyrste.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-14

THE reports of the department Of
agriculture indicate an increase Of 3
per cent on the acreage Of cotton.
With q continuance Of the present
weather corn will next be hoard from.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-14

THE board Of equalization Is work.
Ing quietly, but in their off hours
find time to knock down slightly the
already low valuations of wealthy pro.
perty owners In Douglas county.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-14

Ths Beatrice land company have pur.
chased land ou the reservation lying AlorS.
side OF the U. p, and. Il Il understood,
will start . town. A correspondent In
one Of their organs states that they have
chosen their mau 10 run q paper there
il the interest OF Beatrice. So says the
Wymore Eagle.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-14

THB Ohio republicans have opened
the campaign of 1883 on an equ,rIsn
and high protective tariff platform.
The canvass will be made on the Scott
license law and "prote,tlon to Ameri-
can industry" The resolutions which
treat of civil service reform peraions,
contract prison labor and q good many
other things may DO regarded &c mere
embroidery. The real iaaues are as
stated.
The campaign will be up hill work
for the republican party and the chan.
css are against tho election Of Its nom.
inees. In the fret place there IL a
general belief among the liberal ele.
ments of the party that the repu5li.
can leaders are playing into the hands
Of the prohibitionists. Whether this
Ia true or not 1t will have its effec. On
the vote. So, too, will the position of
the party on the tariff. As long as
the old Issues growing out of the civil
wal and questions of currency and
finance remained unsettled the repuh-
licans Of Ohio we're constantly able to
draw upon liberal and independent
voters who could not support the posi-.
ton of the Ohio democrats on these
Issues. For years the republicans of
Ohio were indebted to this class Of vo.
tiers for their successive victories. But
now, when all the old questions are
put out of the way, the republicans
will vAinly attempt to intice them to q
platform Of protection and III dlsguis.
ed prohibition.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-14

The star route Jury Is still out.
How much tho government Is out will
not DO known till .iss and Merrick
hand In their bills.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-14

No molasses and water mixture, but
q concentrated extract of the sctive
medicinal properties Of roots, banks,
&C., 10 Hoods S,rssparilla.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-14

THERE were only 80 delegates NJ
the recent Wisconsin prohibition con.
vention. Prohibition seems to pro.
hibit interest in temperance in the
Badger state.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-14

WARN weather and corn oome and
60 together.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-14

II yam are not married, write the Mar.
risge Fund Mutual Trust Association,
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, for circulars explain.
Ing the plan. dine
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-14

HARVARD refused an LII d. to Ban
Butler, but Mayor Chase gets 1t from
the University of Nebraska.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-14

The music has begun to play, Mr..
Boyd. How do you like the tunei
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-14

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Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-14
The Omaha Bee.

Published every morning, except Sun.
~. The emily Monday morning daily.i
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-14

ter turn iniormor and &c. $500 "
Chief Justice COlOridgo restored or.
dor.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-14

cHE WEEKLY BEE, published every
W inesday.
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Newsdealers In the United States.I
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-14

CORRESPONDENCE All Communi.
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matters should be addressed to the EDITOR
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orders to be made payable 10 the order Of
the Company.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-14

The BEE PUBLISHING co., Props.
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Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-14

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Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-14
A DENIAL

PARIS, June 13.-Itis denied ct the
American legation that American Of.
ficers asked leave to serve In the
Chinese navy.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-10-07
The Eureka Con.

This mine was looking better yesterday
than for the past twelve months. The re-
CEN development on the 1200-foot level
has gradually improved, and now promises
more than was expected from it. Other
parts OF the mine, all being worked
through the old shaft, have also Frightened
materially during the past week, but in
what particular direction or to what ex-
tent is not stated. Yet that the prospects
have generally improved we have from the
best authority, and . very hopeful view 10
taken Of the situation about the old work.
ings on the lower levels. The develop.
ments in the K. K. ground also continue
with the most cheering results. Yesterday
the pump was again lowered In the LOGAN
shaft to within 20 feet Of the drift,
although the water stands at about SO feet.
During the lowering Of the pump. which
occupied one hour and . half. the water
rose Is feet, but the pressure appears to
have been greatly modified. II no acct
dent happens to the machinery IL 10
thought the food can be reduced to the
pump-level within . few days, where it
will be held until II 10 ascertained that the
force 10 exhausted. After that the pump
will be placed in its old position below the
drift.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-10-07

Fred Barnes came up last evening from
his valley ranch.
John Tore expects to leave to-day for q
visit to San Francisco.
Auditor Ostman and wife returned last
evening from California.
Charley Broy returned last night from
his visit to San Francisco.
NJ. S. Sharp came in yesterday from his
Coal Greek ranch in White Pine County.
Up. Raines was in town yesterday look.
ing after school matters in Pine Valley
District.
John Macksy says Arthur is the strong
man for President and John p. Jones for
Senator. That settles Msckay's candi-
dacy for United States Senator.
@. NJ. Fsssett has received the appoint
ment Of Postmaster on Ruby Hill. Yester-
day be filed his bond for the performance
OF his duties. Charley will make an A l
Nasty.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-10-07

The week closed very unfavorably in the
stock board At Vol yesterday. The list
Of quotations shows that the session was
short and spiritless, and that nearly the
entire line shaded of from the previous
days prices. After the regular board
meeting. however, something unusual
must have struck the dealers or the stocks.
Prices stifened and advanced with . jump.
The entire speculative string from Utah
on the north to Belcher on the south man
ifested unusual activity. Ophir advanced
40 cents from the regular board prices;
Sierra Nevada, rs cents; Union. 10 cents;
Mexican. 8 cents; Gould & Curry, 10
cents; Best h Belcher. 20 cents; Chollar.
is cents: Hale q Norcross, as cents;
Jacket, s cents; Utah, Is cents, and
Belcher, 10 cents The comparatively low
price OF stocks. makes these Auctustions.
seemingly small, Of great importance to
dealers and the market generally, - they
demonstrate that the "moving power" has
not deserted the Comstock.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-10-07

Scraps from the Noee-b~ok ar ahs
semssne1's Reporter.
The Eureka Tunnel mine IL reportsd A
looking irst-rate.
Get your sleds in order, boys. the
beautiful" has come.
There was too much snow on the ground
last night for good snipe hunting.
Last nights stage from Hamilton "a
ports two feet Of now ct that place,
The Postohice bookstore has receivsd s;x
| volumes Of the Encyclopedias Britannica,
There was Q good deal Of rushing around
yesterday for wood; and then for some one
to saw it.
The usual religious services will be held
in all the churches to-day except the
Methodist.
Look for D. Nsthan's new advertisement
on Tuesday morning, when the clothing
war will commence.
The great Jewish fast Of Yom Kippur, or
Atonement Day, will begin on Wednesday
evening next ct sunset.
The regular convocation OF Eureka Com.
mandery No. g.. Knights Templsr, will be
held tomorrow evening.
The Jackson mine tributers are doing
splendidly. and shipping lots Of ore to
the Eureka Con. furnaces.
All those who took part in the late
Olympic exhibition are requested to meet
at the Rink to-day at 8 O'Clock.
The regular monthly meeting Of Rich
mond Hose Company will be held TO-
morrow evening at 7:30 o'clock.
A house and lot and . quantity of house.
hold furniture will be sold at auction next
Saturday by DR.. Keen. See advertisement.
The Scottish Rite Masons will meet TO-
day at IL o'clock sharp, at Masonic Hall.
instead Of 10 O'Clock % heretofore sdver.
tised.
The committee Of arrangements Of the
Miners Union ball, which takes place on
the 10th, intend making it . very grand
affair.
Our people will be able to buy clothing,
boots and shoes at their own prices when
the war is folly inaugurated, which will
be in Q few days.
The boys and girls on North Main street
had a jolly good time snowballing last even
ing. The girls seemed to enjoy having their
faces washed with snow.
p. n. Hansen has Just received some
delicious brands OF champagne, and also
golden seal plug tobacco, and . fine article
Of Acme smoking tobacco.
Tickets are on sale for Tom Alexander's
benefit ct the Opera House next Saturday
evening. He should receive q rousing
benefit. a. he was entirely cleaned out by
the Ruby Hill fire.
TIL Salt Lake Tribune says that on
Thursday last the Police Court collected
500 each from Eve keepers Of houses Of
prostitution. and $50 each from sixteen
girls, occupants Of such houses.
The joint winze Of the Union and Sierra
Nevada. which was on Friday within . few
feet Of 800 level. the deepest point so far
worked on the Comstock, is now the object
Of interest. and . strike is expected that
will make things "hum."
The first sleighs Of the season put in an
appearance on Main street about 6 O'Clock
last evening. the railroad cutter being the
first 10 %inaugurate the season. followed
shortly afterward by some splendid turn
outs from Sweeney & Kermeen's and Tom
Trainers stables.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-10-07

The near approach Of the storm king
carried along by icy gales amid snowy sur
roundings warn the people Of the Base
Range to look around and make suitable
provisions for the arrival Of his freezing
majesty. Knowing this had to take place,
Messrs. Morris d Levy. in their sweeping
advertisement Of to-day, offer an oppor-
tunity to the ladies as is seldom il ever
offered. To say that their stock is large
and well assorted 10 but conveying . slight
idea Of what it really is. Heavy warm
iannels. wooden goods Of every description,
heavy underwear, cuttings. cloaks and
wraps they make . specially Of. They are
the sole agents for the London & Alaska
Fur Company, which gives them an
opportunity to sell this beautiful wear 40
per cent less than San Francisco prices.
On tho whole. their truthful business style
since their arrival here 10 . sufficient
guarantee that what. they advertise 10
really what will be found in their estab-
lishment.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-10-07

tn Alameda County Teachers' Insti.
'uss convsnss the 18th Of this month. A
private letter just received from there
lsates that all the public school teachers OF
oakland, GAL. have been notified by the
Soafd OF Trustees, that. In case Of failure
any teacher to attend the Institute, he
ae,s Forfeit one days salary. Three Of
.1e largest schools Of this State refused to
osc!sre : vacation for the proposed Nevada
oAse Teachers' Institute to be held this
~, and said that any teacher who did
ssssno must pay for . substitute out Of his
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-10-07

Tonkin 4 Co.

This we'll known Wholesale and retail
liquor house is just in receiptof the largest
and best assorted stock Of wines, liquors
and cigars ever offered in this market.
Their stock Of WHISTLES, direct from the
distilleries in Kentucky, 10 the finest In
the market. Their wines and cigars, di.
rect from importers, are . surety Of genu'
ineness and purity, and include cham
pagnes, sherries and brandies, while their
domestic wines are the best the market
affords. Their imported and domestic
cigars include . variety Of brands, which
for flavor are not excelled. Dealers are
invited to examine their stock and prices,
which are adapted to the times.