Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-10
TELEGRAPH NOTES.

Special Dsr atches TO THs BEE.
Carver defeated Bogardus at New Haven
by . score Of sc to 50
Postmaster General Gresham left In.
dianspolis yesterday for Washington.
Ex.United States Marshal Russell has
been placed In the county jail at San An.
tonic, Texas.
Nathan Barnett, democrat, was elected
mayor OF Pater son. New Jersey, over Gill
more, republican, iy 500 majority.
The Baltimore coffee exchange was for.
mally opened yesterday, and the first regu.
lar call made. @. Merton Stewart 10 the
president.
The Firmeni,h Grape sugar works at
Buffalo closed down yesterday. Three
hundred and fifty hands are thrown out of
employment.
President Arthur and party have
reached Jacksonville, Fla, on their way
to Gardeners island, where it is proposed
to camp for week.
The Raymond excursion party consist.
ing of $50 Bostonipns, left Chicago yester-
day via the Rock Island for San Franci,co
and the Pacific coast,
The issue of standard silver dollars from
tho mints, for the week ending April z,
was $l63, i99; for the corresponding period
last year, Sl5l,0
The American Brake company, of New
Haven, stopped 22S ton train going ut o
speed of % e. 80 miles an hour on level
grade in forty seconds, or 22b yards.
A terrible cyclone swept over the couu,
try south and east Of Hot Springs, Ark,
Sunday night. Scarcely tree was lefs.
Farm houses, fences and bridges were
demolished.
In tho pap image case of Lizzie Gan.
non vs.. Archbishop Williams and Father
Flemiug, in Boston, the suit against the
archbishop was withdrawn and the latter
continued.
The dominion government has rejected
th1 latest proposition maize with reference
to admission OF American whiskies. The
secretary of the American Distillers asso-
citation has left Ottawa in disgust.
In the New England conference Of the
Methodist Episcopal church, In Boston,
il was recommended that the advocacy OF
temperance bel kept from entailinR alliance
with woman suffrage or other subjects.
DR.. G. Ii. Mar.hal, Of Pittsburg,
charged with attempting to blackmail
Mary Anderson, the actress, was arres ed
last evening and lodged in Jail in default
of bail, for the hearing next Wednesday.
Harry Messett, q laborer, was killed In
Elmira, My, by the falling walls of a
three story brick building. burned week
ago. Alderman Lied, the owner, was
badly hurt. Six workmen were slightly in
jured.
OF the 81 cases of violation of the excise
law on the calender of the court of general
sessions in New York, % pleaded guilty,
81 of whom were find $40 each, three sent
TO the city prison foe 20 days, and the
others plead I'd not gnIlty.
The cigarmakers Of Pittsburg have de-
cided to strike May 1st unless the manu-.
faoturers concede to their demand for an
increase of 81 per thousand. Manufac.
tnrers say they will not grant the advance.
There are 500 cigarmakers In that city. {
Raw Charles Steck, pastor OF the Mes.
siah Evangelical Lutheran church, of
has in contemplation the vacation of the
pulpit for the stage, He will probably
make his first appe rance there some time
in MAY. Steck is said to possess consider.
able histrionic ability. Shades of Min!
Negotiations with Canada for the sdmis.
sion of whiskey in American packages
having failed, the Loui-ville & Nashvills
and Georgia Southern railroads are max.
ing arr ang gem ements to put on line of yes.
sells from tsnsacola to Bermuda 80 that Il
can transport whiskey via Pensacola TO
Louisville at minimum of cost.
The Grand Army Of tho Republic, de-
partment Of Maryland and Washington,
decided to participate In the annual re.
union of the society of the Army of the
Potomac to be held in Washington May
16 and II, and has rendered the society an
escort upon the occasion Of its parade,
which has been accepted.
The Atlantic Milling company, Of st.
Louis, George Balm, president, has sus.
pended. The embarrassment is caused by
dull European mark ts, the expense Of in
Producing new brands Of -four In Europe,
and being overstocked with wheat. Liza
bilities, $50 900; ass cts, two mills of q 800
barrels capacity, valued at $500. 900. They
expect to resume at on early day.
The buckle and button house of Wallis.
ton, knight & Co., "a and 76 Worth
street, New York, has made an assign.
ment. The firm rated as having capital of
81 O,0OO. The failure il caused by heavy
losses in speculation by young junior
partner, who was forced to withdraw
some time ago.
An Englishmsn, named VIM. Menefy,
believed to be crank. called at the Gen.
tral police station in Pittsburg, and stated
that he was one of the murderers Of Lord
L itram, and wanted to give himself up.
He claims to be member of the Land
League, nihilist and socialist.
Washington and Henry Tobias, two
brothers, aged 80 and .26. residents Of New
York, are defaulters to the extent of $50.
600, the money belonged to their late
fathers estate. They speculsted some,
but 1t is said the money was principally
spent Ia fast living. 1t isthought they may
be In Europ
Five steamers filled with passengers ar.
rived last week ct Victoria, b. @. So far
the immigrants had no difficulty in finding
employment. Two thousand Chinese will
shortly arrive from Hong Kong, engaged
to work on the railway before the con-
tractors knew white labor was available.
No more Chinese labor will be accepted
for railway works.