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From Saturdays Daily.
sAI.MAGUSDI.

The West bound tram was two hours
late last night.
John NJ. Dorsey OF Fort Hslleck, was
in town last night.
T. n. Stone left for Lone Mountain
by private conveyance thi, morning.
The East bound tmiu las, evening
carried nn Unusually large numbrr Of
passengers.
c. II Sproule, Of he Fro- P.ess will
return from his Western trip to-mgr-
roW evening.
samuel Randall Of Pennsylvania.
will probably be Speaker Of the next
House OF Representatives.
With all her faults Mother Evo had
one rrEocmiuS TRAIT N her cLrIuc,rr-
che wasn't AFRAID Of snakes.
School Irus,c' r are !, required by lna
TO file their annual upnrt with tLv
County SuprGutcnI,ut On or bclorr
NV AA7h ~ HNlk AIbtI.
Th~ st~amrr Nail oithc Mist. which
has been building on the docks at NJ
ugaru Fills Will be ut through ia
rapids GA ILurpIay ) pI. 9th.
The competitive duI for tho prruI
priI Of the IreuulaI C%ohoI,yr ,"uE
place 1T san Francisco to-day. Cali.
iurn!n COMMANDMENTS dad uut cump.,r.
Neatly - O.tuJ have ben spout IN
repairs CA the ruS boat ~ 4,." at tho
Norfolk Navy You'd, AMI urw she h..
gone to tie brooklyn Var! for further
expand tuTrS.
The IuI" rry rnut f.hcrm,n and
logger, IL the vicinity 81 L,ko T.hoc
A,rr urcLu,mci Ia, Acting ElcrIlcucy
Li,r"Sus-Grrrruo Laugltou.' Back
sLIu CnnI!~y."
The 200 gil. employed by Black &
Hoffman. OF roisdo. o. VIII ,:ruck
ior nu advance on the N hing Of sun.
dry articles Of cluto,ug. W T. given til,
"u''"'' ''t''''" ""' '''"'h'" l" "
body to Turk.
'"'A i',f' Is " nfm ''''r''F IN til"
.n,. ii,, .,.u
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when there wrsu't "a ShiH-Ir h.nFy.
!. s.. a.
It'll I
Mulch. The Grani Orch.,ln Will
mako a tour Of tLe urtrrip,l c,,in, of
tho Unit.d States NIX, srnurr.
,, 80
Arrived his evening: William N Al.
'''h"y'
Departures his Morning: Miss RIB
tr'S' Kew. f"'hrT C"Iicn.
Eiko il well supplied with fuosh vcgc.
tables from surrounding r,,.L..
j. A. Banks has been appointed
Deputy sheriff Iy Shoun J. II. Tnbrr.
Postmaster IIulI has received tho
panch required to be ussd IN issuing
Postal Notes. but the knee brccrLrg are
still DELAYED.
Two m,r r,hn D-,.una, 49,,
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Boslc. Htllcck.
W NJ Angel, Wells.
suttIc. Mound Valley.
Mrs Ladd and child. PnIisade
RI McG,nlry and wife. NO.
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WELLS-faEGO AND STAGE co. BUSINESS
HOURS.

rlsiurr- hours la Wells. Farro 3 Co. = end
The l. :. Stage once, ai the Depot Hotel, viii
BE- A. follOws, until further notice:
M~oIning-From 6;Jc tOs. aud nom q to la
O'clock.
EyrnIng--From ] to :. and from 3 10 4
o'clock.
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II you wish q frst Olasa picture, call
on Tandy, who enjoys the reputation
of being n first-cluss artist.
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J. Mcmahon, Tuscarora.
Z. McMnster. do
Edward Reilly, New York.
w & Pavey, San Francisco.
II Gcmmel, do
Philip Ri,ber, do
McCutcheu. Mound Valley.
L S Harrington. Virginia Cit.
John Mcintosh, Carlin.
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BOnN.

TBoMPsoS-In Elko. August 9th,
1883, to the wife OF John Thompson. .
daughter.
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Hotel Arrivals.


IL ID fnllmcr. Oakland.
Geo W Grnyson IT,.
Vim " Noble.
wv woodward,
JE Jones. Eureka.
Chos White, Bmncan.
Jake LevisoD. san F%tnncircb.
NJ Dorsy, For, liullCck.
D Rife, Huntington.
Miss Roberts. Missouri.
W NJ Patterson
John Nerliue.
Mcleod
Gnunghty,
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nrti boor III quart bottles. nl o.
'sne' per bottle, at Joe Ltpg,'.
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THE NEW IlaE TABLE.

finder the present arrangement the Central
Pacific trains arrive here as follows.
PROM wErT.
RXpresE No. y u Y. ~.
FREIGHT aud EriigF1nt No. S........ T:I5 A. ".
Overland Freight No. s............ 5;lOA. y.
FRoN EAST.
EXprc-s No. ssgi =. u.
Freight and Etnigran' No. 6........ 9.JJ T.. ".
Overland Freight No. S.............iUG 4. u.
tr~ The Express trains from both Ea,t
.,I West stop - minutes ior meals.
Through nrst-class tickets Ia Carson. vIr-
rinia CITY. Hawthorne, Eureka and Austin.
Sey. AIso nirst. second aud third elias
tickets to all a e principal poiuIs In the En,t
so:d Al the llaiIrosd Ticket Oiier At the Depot
Hotel.
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AN N MENT
-oF THE
Nevada State University.
SeDtember Sd.

The next school year Of this University
will ODeu
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-03
LIVE STOCK
Special E!spstches to Thu BEE.

Special D!spatches to TIN BEE.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, February 2.-Tha Drovers'
Journal rep ,rts az follows:
Hogs-Trade active and generally q
Philadelphia grades sold at z 20a7 25;
good to choice heavy, 6 1907 Is; common
20 good mixed lots. 6 2O@6 60; lipht bacon
grades, 6 20@6 rs, mostly at 6 50@6 20;
skips, 5 O)@6 90.
Cattle-Trains delayed by snow storms;
stronger aud 5&l0o higher; trade rather
slow on account of limited offerings; COM
mon to choice shipping, 4 25@6 80: butch
ers and cannil R, 2 6094 30; stockers and
feeders, 8 30@4 60.
Sheep-Offerings liberal and demand
moderate; vslne steady; common to
prims, 3 60@5 65, with the bulk at 4 30
@5 90.
NEW YORK.
New York, Fe ruary 1.-The Drovers'
Journal Bureau reports:
Beeves -Firmer and about 81 per head
higher, but very dull, with barely clear
ancss; poor to prime steers sold at 5 O06
6 80 per cwt; tops sold st 6 1906 50; ex-
porters used 81 car loa1s and paid B 700
5 80 for fair steers.
Sheep-SloW trade and q fraction lower
for ordinary aud common; extremes: 4 SO
@6 80 per cwt for sheep: 6 25G7 10 for
lambs; general sales, 5 5096 90 f)r sheep;
Z 00ta7 % for lambs.
Swine-Firm-r feeling; good western
hcgs wanted at 7 0O@7 10 per cwt.
sT. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. February 2.-Cattle Firm
on light supply and demand good for all
good grades; exports, 8 SOFAS IS; good tc
choice shipping steers, 8 0O@5 30; light,
4 50d5 90; common to fsir butchers
stocks 25@3 70; good to choice butchers
stock, 4 0O@4 so; stockers and feeders
3 50@42 %.
Sheep-Fresh arrivals few, but pens
pretty full Of stale stock, which doesn't
go off very briskly; common to medium
? 1908 so; fair and good, 375@4 so
choice to fancy, 1906 %.
Hogs-Strong and higher: Workers
6 35@6 80; packing, 6 40G6 60; butchers
to extra, & 50@6 50.
KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS CITY, February 2-The Liv
Stock Indicator reports;
Cattle--Firm; nstivelsteers, 4 1905 q
cows, 27593 70; .stockers and feeders
3 75@4 60.
Hogs-Light to extra heavy, ) S5@6 So
Sheep-SIeady; natives from 70 to 8
pounds sold at 3 00G3 80.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-03
II DAILY BEE OMAHA, SATURDAY. february

Sugar Quiet; fair TO good refining
quoted at u d6Ec.
Molasse- Quiet: Now Orleans, 40@ 6lc;
Porto Rico, 40@b3c; English islands, 40
@4Sc.
kice-Steady; domestic, 5A@7; Ran.
COON, 21c in bond.
Petroleum Market dull: United, | OH;
crude, 7@75c; refined, 74G7Ic.
Tllow- Ste ,dy; SaGS 7.l6o.
Rosin-Quiet hut MINI; | 60@l 672.
Turpen,ice-Stronge 53b@5ic.
Lead-Quiet hut steady; common, I 20
al IS; rehned, 4 1904 50.
LONDON.
LoSDok, February g. S,ssr- Csntrifu-
gal, 22s 6iG22, 81; Muscovido, sfJ,t, 20s.
Whale Cd 2SG30s.
SJirits Turpentlne-S7s 9lMSS
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-03
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANCIAL.

IAN ILL.,
Special Dispatch TO The BKE.
NEW YoRK. February 2
Money 81 per cent.
Prime Mercantile Paper -5i@S per
cent.
Sterling Exchange Steady; bankers
bills at "a S2s; demand. "a SO.
a~ovRBNMANTs.
Governments-Irregular, but in main
strong and s@4 per cent higher.
Railroad Bonds-Irregular on . small
volume of business. The net result Of the
days business on the stock market shows
q decline of b@1s per cent. the latter
Omaha common; Northwestern Il per
cent lower; Omaha preferred, ID; Missouri
Pacific, II; Union Pacific, IL.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-03

II Have Been Afflicted

with an Affection of the Thro At from
childhood, caused by diphtheria, and have
used various remedies, but have never
found anything equal to BRowN's BRoN-
CHIAL TRooHEs. "-Rey. G.. NJ. +. Hamp-
ton, P,keton, Ky. Sold only In boxes.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-03
N HROaANDISE.

Special Dispatches to THs Bee.
x YORK.
NEW York, February 2. Coffee =
Quiet; Rio cargoes quoted at 8aGSc.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-03

E1-No IN really practices econ
omy unless abe uBes the Diamond
Dyes. Many dollars cal be saved
every wear. Ask the druggist.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-03
FOREIGN FINANCE.

Special Dispatch TO THs Bee.
LoEDoN.
LONDON, February 2.-5 p. H.
United States Railroad Securities
Illinois Central, 1901; Pennsylvania Cen
trail, 62s; New York Central, 1899; Erie
S9s; Erie, seconds, 99A; Reading, 2SI.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-03
i1eavy Llst.

HIDES-Izreen butchers hide, 6@7he
cured 7i@8c; bides, green salt, part cured
~74c;hides, 7Ac; dry flint, sound, lS@l4c; dry
calf and kip, l2@14c; dry salt hides, sound.
l0@l1c; green oalt, VT. 8 to Is rbs., ll@12o;
green cali, VT, under 5 Ms. per akin. 60ol
green pelta. t0@$l rs; green lamb skins,
u z6@l 30; damaged hides, tvo'third rate.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-03
TRAFFIC.

Special Dispatches 10 tbs txk.
FLOUR M GRAINS.
CHICAGO, February . -Receipts and
shipments of -four and grain for the pas;
"a hours have been ne follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-03
PRODUCE q PROVISIONS.
Special Dispatches TO THE BsK.
CHICAGO,

CHICAGO, February 2.-Flour-Steady;
common to choice spring, 8 5O@4 rs;
minnesota, S5Og42 20; bakers, 4259
8 90. ~
.Wheat-Demand active and prices have
advanced; regular. / 05s@1 O5h for Feb.
ruary; 06t@l 06s tor March; l O7S for
April ! lls@l lls for May; No. . Chi.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-03
NERVOUS DEBILITY,
n Curs Guaranteed

Cure 0uarfBtSem.
A speciac fer Hystoria, Dizziness, Convulsion'
Nervous Headache, Mental Depression, Loss
Memory, spematoTrhoa, Impotency, fnyolun'a '
Emissions, Premature Old Age, caused byoyoi
e~Iertion, eeli.abu1e, or oyerindulgenco, viii.
leads 10 misery, decay aud death. One box~l
sure recent casoa. Each hoH contains one month
treatment. Ono dollar Q box, or siI boxesi o.
dyo dollars sent by mail prepaid on receipt o
price. We guarantee six boxes 20 cure any case
with each order received by us for six boxes, 30
compsnied with nve dollars, will send the pui
chaser cur wilton guarantee TO return th'
money n tbs treatment 5oef mob efect o cure.
O. i. Goodman, Druggist. Bole, wholesaler,
gul ceomaba. S-o. ord''s BY mail .
vesU hsi~
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-03
rS.

Wholesale Prtoes.
OEFroR OF The OMAHA BEE,
Friday Evening, February 9.
The only changes reported in the market
to-day ara as follows:
( Wheat, No. 2 advanced ac.
Barley Nc. 2 advanced 1c.
Corn advanced &c.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-03

Merino unwas cd, light, l4@l6o, hesvy,o,
@l815c; medium upwashed, light, 1920
washed, choice, 82o; fair, SOC; tub-ding;
and W., Csc, bury. bisckand Dotted wool
| 1ft6o lasp
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meetings. These operators, by the very
nature of their calling, have been shut out
from much association with men, and are
not to be expected suddenly to develop as
organizing fnanciers and calculating dip
lomatists, nor as the promoters OF q
proposed system which would involve
the exercise of governmental authority,
and the outlay OF great deal
of national revenue. What these men are
most concerned about just now is bread
and butter, and the active pursuit Of that
may well engage their present energies. II
they are defeated in their protest against
tyrannical rule, it will not be because of the
power of the telegraph companies, but in
consequence of other workers having the
cause of Justice go little at heart that they
are willing to take the places of the ex-
perienced photographers at the niggardly
salaries the telegraph companies allow. 1t
always has been the bane of all working
classes that from among their own ranks
their bitterest enemies are recruited. Butwe
do not believe the telegraphers will fail.
Their demands are just, their places are
not scceptably filed, and the public will
not be, and should not be, satisfied with
inefioieucy in telegraphic service. The
public has right to good service, and un-
questionably it is not receiving it now
from the telegraph companies.
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CLOSING The nooRs.

There should be no hesitation about per.
emptOrily stopping the importation of
cargoes from cholera districts. All the car.
goes that have been Aoated upon the seas
since the outbreak OF the cholera could not
compensate for the neglect that admits to
our gates single germ of that deadly dis
ease. The country will feel relief since
the Treasury Department has decided that
the act of 1878. forbidding the entry of
ships from infected ports, is not repealed,
but has been revived by the expiration of
the Act of 1879, which suspended the op.
GRAFTON of the earlier Act for four years,
but did not expunge it from the statutes.
Under the Act then, now in force, the Sur.
geon. General of the Marine Hospital GER
vice is empowered to prescribe regulations
and require port officials to carry them cut
against vessels and cargoes which are Ii.
abs to introduce the plague into this
country.
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FRANCE.

The Count de Chambord is convalescing,
and all the carefully prepared obituaries
made ready for appearance on receipt of
the news of his death, predicted by the
doctors go confidently, must be laid aside
for more convenient day. Meanwhile
the one time inminenco of his departure
from the world, and all the political com.
motion IL occasioned, does not seem to have
effected the infant Republic, except to in
crease the confidence its friends repose in
it. The death of GaIabetta, the convic-
ton of the Anarchists, the manifesto of
Prince Napoleon, the tripartite alliance of
Germany, Austria and Italy, the punish
ment of Louise Michel, the trouble with
Madagascar, the difficulty with Tonquin,
the uearness of the Count de Paris to
empty royal honors-all these were events
upon which those who have doubted the
stability Of the Republic have enlarged as
indicating crisis in which the experiment
of freedom must fail. But the Republic
in France still lives, and thrives, and pros
pers amazingly. The more it is threat
ened the stronger it grows. The wars
of the legitimists, Orleanists, Bourbons,
the Church, and the European Cabinets, do
not seem to have even left the smell of fire
upon the garments Of the Government.
France, indeed, to-day presents an ex.
ample of prosperity, industry and con-
tent not surpassed in Europe, and despite
the seetbipg of the masses in the political
csuldron in Paris, the people a. large are
we'll to do, content to labor, intent upon
peace, and not at all disposed to try the
experiment of a new form OF government,
or to invite the assaults of powerful neigh
bors.
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LIE noRnlEas NRws.


In New York, Saturday, Government bonds were
quoted ii 10 for Is of 1907; n2i for AIS 1ol
for sss; sterling, 81 S494 SIT 1os for IS 1o1
Tor IS; silver bsrs, l1o5-
silver Ia London, 50 16d consos, % HID; 5
Der cent United ssstss bonds, extended, los AZ,
I2Is l4s 1lsi.
Iu San Francisco Mexican dollars are quoted at
e3asst cents.
Mining stocks in San Francisco Saturday were
quiet, with but little change in prices. On the
whole the market was steadier
The Governors of Utah and Missouri leave Ogden
to-day for Caitornis.
Two more Of the fourteen convicts who escaped
Rson, the Oregon PenitentiArY have been captured,
leaving but enc now at large.
Jennie Tyus was found dead in her bed at Wat
sonyiIle yesterday morning.
There are sixty cases of typhoid fever in the Catho-
lie Orphan Asylum near San Rafael, and several
deaths have occurred.
The stage from Helena, Mont, for Deer Lodge,
Uas robbed yesterday by two road agents
Two deaths occurred in Alexandria, Egypt, yes
terday from cholera.
A fire al Lincoln, heb yesterday, caused loss Of
$4,000.
During the fiscal year ended June Both, 100000
acres Of public lands were disposed Of.
The body Of Miss Cramp, drowned at Philadelphia
on Thursday, has been recovered.
Another heavy seizure of snuggled goods has
been msdo in Montreal
wild man, eight feet high and covered with
hair, is the latest sensation in Canada.
Bernard Kettel, q New ork journalist, died sud
denly Of paralytis Saturday night.
The town Of Casamicciola, near Naples, was al
most entirely destroyed by an earthquake Saturday
night, 900 persons being killed and 500 injured.
a man crossed the English Channel on floating
tricycle. Saturday in eight hours.
Count de Parisno, an ex-Aimiral OF the Italian
navy, is dead
In an explosion OF mine in Sicily, twenty-five
raen vera killed
1--WE colored men were drowned at Nyersville,
Miss, Saturday, by the capslzing of ekiffs.
Lightning did considerable damage to buildings
in Connecticut Saturday night.
Fire in Minneapolis, MINI; loss, S35OoOo.
Telegraphic communication with Oregon has
been restored.
Nc rain has fallen at Portland, Or, for forty
days
Nay Newton, II years old. killed herself Saturday
in Portland, Or.
bloody tragedy occurred near Linl,yille, Or, on
the z7sh
Ex.Congressman William s. Lansing died sudden
" yesterday st syr Ieuse. n. Y.
At Cairo, Egypt. Saturday. sl2 persons died oil
cholera
a prize aght CT dozen rounds tool; pace noai
Chicago yesterday.
Francisco Barco. Spanish Envoy and Minister
Plenipotentiary to tho United States, committed
suicide in New York yesterday.
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Entrisg iar De tolIowing eyents e. So were


All rottiug and pacing races are the best three in
five, except the two-year old trot unless otherwise
specified Eve TO enter aud three 70 start. Entrance
fee, ten per cent. on purse, to accompany nomiua-
ton. Purses divided at the rate Of fifty per cent
to first horse, twenty-five per cent. TO second, IF
teen per cent. 70 thd, and ten per cent. TO fourth
National Association Rules to govern trotting /;
but the Board reserves the right to trot heats Of
any two clafses, alternately, il necessary TO finish
any days racing, or to trot special race between
heats.
To I'll running races three or mere subscribers
are necessary.
al two-ye4r olds when running in their classes,
shall carry one hundred and ten pounds, with the
usual allowance for mares and gedings.
All uree'y earoids, when running IL their classes,
70 carry one hundred and eighteen pounds with the
usual allowance as above.
Starters in all races must be named TO the Secre-
tary Clerk Of Cour5c at q. NJ the DAY preceding
race, any other rule to the contrary notwithstand-
ing.
No added money paid for 4 ualk-ovrr.
Horses entered in purses can only be- drawn by
consent OF the Judges.
Rules Of the Pacific Coast Blood Hcrss Association
20 govern running races, excspt VIXEN conditions
named are Otherwise.
Nol-starters 10 running races win be held for en-
trance under Rule g.
All entries 10 be iGsde in writing, giving name
sex, color and marks Of horses also and resi-
dence of owner. In running races, full co,ors TO be
worn by riders ; and drivers in trottiug races are
respectfully .eqlefted 10 wear csps Il distinct eel
be designate uron programmes by colors worn by
drivers This = necessary TO enable spectators to
distinguish the horses in the race.
Entries TO oil the above races, EXCEPT No 25, to
close with the Secretary On WEDNESDAY,, Az
GUST /, J. Sc.
Write Entries to kaces" on outside Of envelope,
P. A. FINIGAN, PRECEDENT.
EDWIN =. SMITH, Secretary. iy20 MWFtau1
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Sen. Davis and the Reunion of conred-

yeGf. Davis and the Reunion of Confed-
afes.
DALLAS (Tex.l July 29.h.-The following,
from JEFF. Davis to General Cabell, is given
by the latter gentleman for publication. 1t
is in answer to an invitation to attend a re-
union of the Missouri, Arkansas and Texas
Confederates at Mckinney:
BzAUvAIR (AIiss.), July 25th.
To General ". Il. Cabell-My Dear Sir 1t would
be very gratifying for TO attend the reunion at
Mckinney, but my health will not permit me TO do
50. Texas, born Of determination to be free, and
rocked In the cradle of bloody revolution, was fully
represented by the gallant she sent forth to
maintain the equality, sovereignty and indepeud-
euce of the States in the Union. The survivors
have my cordial wishes for their welfare and happi
ness and not less does my heart go out for the
brave Mssourians who are expected to be with you,
and who, under most adverse circumstances, pre-
sented the highest example of fidelity, courage and
fortitude. To yourself and others, who were Con-
federate soldiers, tender my earnest wishes for
every good gift, and remain faithfully yours.
JEEEERS0N DAVIS.
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Grated the story. He recently had loug and
free talk with Hendricks, and was convinced
from what ne said that he had put aside al
political ambition. Voorhees, also told his
friends that Hendricks stubborn refusal to
withdraw from the candidacy for Vics-Presi-
dent in 1880 in favor of Mcdonald was not
mere pig-headedness or opposition TO Nc.
Donald, but was brought about by a tele.
gram from Bill English, who advised him to
/ stick, and he would secure his nomination.
at the same time English knew Hendricks
could not be nominated, and hoped he Eng
lishl could get it If Mcdonald were killed off.
The Telegraphers' Strike.
CHICAGO, July 29sh.-EYerything was in
good shape in the opsrating-room of the
Western Union Telegraph at Ii o'clock to.
night. Two more strikers returned to work
to-day. Nine wires on the Galena division
of the Northwestern Railroad were cut to-
night. The local chapter of the Typograph-
ical Union met this afternoon, passed resolu.
tons Of sympathy with the striking teleg-
raphers. and voted 81, 600 in their aid.
Suicide OF the Spanish Minister 10 the
United States.
New York, July 29th.-Francisco Barco,
| Spanish Envoy and Minister Plenipotentiary
to the United States, committed suicide with
q revolver this morning in his room &C the
Atbemarle Hotel.
Death of an Ex-Congressman.
SYRACUSE my. }, July 29.h.-Ex-C Congress
man VIM. Lanung died suddenly of heart
disease to-day. He was member Of the
37th, ~ ! and 43i Congress.
Three Little Girls Drowned.
New York, July 29;h.-Susie and Annie
Hamilton and Maud Schroeder, children, were
sitting on rock on the bank of the Hudson
at Yonkers to-day. when thsy fell into the
river and were drowned.
Sudden Death of Journalist.
NEW York, Jnly 29Eh.-Bernard Kettel,
for many years New York journalist, and
son of the late - Kettel of Californis, died
suddenly of paralysis yesterday.