Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-22
TELEGRAPH NOTES

The steamer Cambria, from Hamburg
for New York, was sunk by q collision in
the Ge man ocean.
Red Cloud, the Indian chief. arrived in
New Haven Saturday on friendly visit
to Prof. Marsh, Of Yale college.
Heely & Lyons hardware store and
Frank Dickinson's saloon. in st. Joe,
burned Saturday. Loss, $4,000.
The steamship Wisconsin, from Liver
pool for New York, willie coming up tho
bay yesterday, grounded off West Bank,
where she still IL. .Hn r.
The. New York Truth says it is authori.
tatively denied that the president has in.
vited the Marquis OF Lorne and Princess
Louise to become his guests upon their re-
turn from the south.
The courts have ordered distribution Of
the funds of the Sprsgue estats resulting
from sales to holders of trust notes. The
dividends will be about ten per cent. This
10 Tho frs. in eight years.
The New York Morning Journal, which
was started two months ago by western
Journalists, has, much to the bstonisbment
of newspaper men, already attained cir.
cu!ation of neariy $4,000 daily.
The Mutual Press association and the
American News Exchange of Cincinnati
have been placed on the postoffice fraud
list. Money orders and registered letters
will not be delivered to them.
The last Of the clerical force of the
Joliet steel company is now lad off and
the works are completely idle. According
to the present arrangements the mills will
not be started ~ before April lst.
MA Winnemucca (Nev dispatch says the
weather along the line of the Central Pa.
oifc in Nevada 10 intensely cold. At Elko
Saturday ths spirit thermometer indicated
81 below zero. Ponds and waterholes are
frozen solid, and cattle dependent on them
the quench thirst are suffering.
The president nominated George ID.
Perkins, United States marshal for the
northern dist fict OF Iowa; w. ID. O'Con-
nell, United States attorney for the north
eru district of Iowa: Samuel b. Webster,
postmaster at Monticello, Illinois, and
Samuel M. Clark, postmaster at Keokuk,
Iowa.
The Peoples twenty-five cent bank at
Bath, Me-, stopped payment yesterday to
protect itself from q run on 1t, caused by
rumors that the failure of the Pacific Ma.
tional bank of Boston had embarrassed 1t.
The bank examiner states the bank Is sol.
ven. a,Sr,n w,n '"'p"' ""' '"''' 10 Nv o''''''o'
~, =,
| Inc ottawa, ~, grand Jury mas re-
turued -FOUR inuictments against the JACK
sons lthree sons ana iAthefl ior empezzie'
ment az proprietors OF the seneca panh'
whi n recently iailed under suspicious cir
cumstances' Last night Judgments "ere
enteren up egannSt tnem In ABOUT ei8h'
suits, ior sou ooo.
A Mstamora, Mexico, special says news
mas been received tnere OF desperate Da,
tie near lehsntepec between the Seyenti
Dattanon anu the Lehautepec, ahuians
Inc INDIANS iost eignty men ki,ieu Aho
many wounded. Inc troops lost hity mei
Killed, among them tneir lieutenant col
oneL Inc Indians were routed
At Newport considerable surprise hal
| been manifested ut James II. Keenes mort
gsging the whole Of his Newport property
| A few years ago he bought what wa
known as the Nathan Matthew's mansion
fine brick house on Bellevue avenue
KeeDe also owns another lot on Coggesbal
avenue, where his stables are. These tw'
pieces Of property are now mortgaged
The amount Is $50, 600, payable In tw,
yesrp.
a ieW Jaws AGO Alongo LYNCH WAS mar