Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-26
NO res.


Georgia.
The Malagssy ENJOYS leave New Yorl
for Boston Tuesday.
P.trics Essa, treasurer of The Lane
League, Is in Chicago.
The deficit of Ex.Stats Treasured
Churchill, OF Arkansas, fodts up 81 3, 900
The straight democrats of Rhode Islanc
resolved to put q state ticket in the field
in opposition to Sprague.
T~herrinters' union, of New York, yester
day decided on thirty.fve cents per thou,
sand ems as the scale. No strikes will be
inaugarated.
j. A. Blackmau, ex-member of the Kan.
sas legislatures, and q postal clerk on the
Missouri Pacific, has been arrested for EN-.
bezzling samples packages Of merchandise
William Asbiston, brother of Colonel
Frank Asbiston, we'll known in California,
died at IDAHO Springs, Colorado, of noun.
tain fever. He leaves a family In England.
The United States double turreted iron.
clad "Terror," reconstructed, waslaunched
at Philadelphia Saturday. The navies Of
the old world will now make for Ravens Of
safety.
Billy Madden and his English pugilist,
Charles Mitchell, who defeated Tug Viii.
son, arrived in New York yesterday. He
expressed o desire to meet either Sullivan
or Slade.
The Cornell Memorial M. L. church, in
New York, was dedicated yesterday. AID.
dresses we're delivered by Bishop Simpson,
of Philadelphia and Bishop Warren, Of
Atlanta, Georgia
Joseph b Haverstick has applied for
letters of administration upon the estate
of his brother Wilbur, killed by George
w. Conkling, Jr., in New York. He
values the estats at not over 81, 200.
Missouri Pacific train No. 4, east bound
was wrecked at Monten station bys broken
switch, The engine, mail and express cars
were totally destroyed. The fireman,
Frank France, was slightly injured.
The Tennessee house of representatives
has passed q bill making 1t felony to keep
q gambling house or establishment OF
games of chance, such as faro, monte, etc.
The bill will probably pass the senate.
Judge Donohue has decided that Oonk.
ling, who murdered Haverstick, in New
YORK, is entitled to bail IN q reasonable
amount, and direoted that he be taken be-
fore the police magistrate for hail purposes.
Conkling was admitted in $500.
The governor Of Missouri approved the
Downing high license drsmshop bill. not.
withdrawing that strong pressure was
brought to bear BY the opponents of the
measure. He prefers that the constitu.
tional questions involved be settled by the
courts.
MThe republicans Of Chicago have com.
lined with the Independents and jointly
put in nomination Eugene Gary for mayor,
Emil Deitch for city clerk, both republi-
cans: and Dennis O'Connor for treasurer
m A, =. Nicholson for city attorney,
both democrats.
The milk war resulted in q gain of II
cents over the year previous. The price
agreed upon for the year is as follows
April 8 cents, May and June q, July and
August 3, September and October 81,
November, December and January 4, Feb.
ruary 4, March 81.
An agent of Salmi Morse was in Gin.
cinuati three days of last week, quietly
arranging for a production of the Passion
Play. He made application for Music
Hall for two months beginning May 28th,
The trustees on Saturday gave him q sim
pie refusal, giving no reason for their &C
ton.
Two troops of cavalry, one of infantry
and o party of Indian scouts left For,
A~ssinaboine early Friday morning, under
direct order Of District Commander Ruger,
to intercept the marauding band OF Creei
Indians before the latter reach the Ca
madam border, toward which the savage
seem rapidly proceeding.
Iron ore has been offered in the Pitts
burg market during the past lew days BY
the Republic Ore company for %. SO pei
ton, delivered at Cleveland. 81. so per tor
less then last year. This it is believed will
will break the ranks of ore producers, who
for three months have been united In hold
ing up the price and fighting the blast fur
mace men.
The postmasters at Ashbury Park anc
Ocean Grove, N. j., have received oticia
notice that owing to lack of necessary ap
for clerk hire this year. Last year tn,
Ashhury Park eff % paid the government
$1,000, while the salary Is 81, 800. Th,
postmssters will resign unless the decision
is reversed.
A few weeks ago the puddlers in Goo
per, Hewitt b Co. 3 mill, Trenton, N. j.
had submitted to them the alternative oil
a reduction in wages from 81 per ton t.
$3 30 or q temporary shutdown of th,
mill, The latter alternative was accepted
AMI 1000 men we're thrown out Of work
Friday the superintendent called the pu l.
lers together, and, after q free interchang,
of views, they agreed to accept o comprO
mise and resume work at 50 rs a ton.
1t is stated by authority that H. F,
Royse, for 25 years superintendent of tn,
Iowa division of the Rock Island road
becomes assistant general manager of tn,
whole line, with headquarters at Daven
port. General John GIvens, superintend
emit of the Ksokuk and Des Moines line
succeeds Mr.. r ,yce, aud removes to De
Moines. Gen. Given's successor ia not ye'
n.med, and it is understood no change
will be made in subordinate positions.