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Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-27
Canadians Discuss tho Fisheries.

OTTAWA, Can, June 26,-In the house of
commons to-day several members spoke in re-
gard to the fisheries agreement entered into
by the United States and Great Britain in
which they took the ground that the United
States had much the best of 1t. Mitchell
said the Canadian government should have
acted sooner; that the accession of the demo-
cratic party in the United States had impair
ed the chances of reciprocity. Sir John Mac
Donald said he believed the present
American government was favorable to
extended trade relations with Canada, but
that the republican party were still in the
majority in the United States senate, 30 the
matter was a very delicate one, as the assent
of both houses of congress was necessary
Blake concurred in this view and said it was
unfortunate that Mitchell had used language
calculated to arouse the antagonism of the
party that were in the majority 10 the senate.
The matter then dropped.
GLOUCESTER, Mass, June 26 The general
sentiment of the fishing interests here Is that
the agreement between the United States and
| Great Britain on the fisheries question is
favorable to American interests. There ia
| fear, however, that this will IN the final ne.
gotiations be used as the entering wedge for
a reciprocity treaty.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-27
@LITIGATION FOR LIBEL.
Fred Nye of tho Republican Sues
James Creighton for $4,000
Damages.

After two weeks preparation, Fred
Nye, of the Republican, gnally filed hia
complaint In the district court yesterday,
against Mr.. James Creighton, chairman
of the board of public works. This is q
suit for $1,000 dsmsges, which plaintiff
claims, on account of communication
that defendant had publlshec In the
BEE of June 11th. Mr.. Nye
in his petition sets up
that he In no way has been the tool OF
agent of currupt corporations or men,
and especially he has not been Influenced
In his editorial work by the Union Pacific
railway. He has conducted himself
toward that corporation In an independ-
ent manner, and has always advocated
what he conscientiously believed to be
for the public good. In his position he
has been responsible for The editorial
policy of his paper with reference to paw.
Ing contracts entered ilto by the board OF
public works, and has supported views
worthy of reputable citizen and editor,
and was In no sense the tool of any cor.
poration. He also further states that de-
fendant we'll know these facts. After
quoting from Mr.. Creighton's article.
plaintiff winds up his petition ss follows
By means of this libel the plaintiff has
been greatly injured in bis profession and
business, and broughtinto public scandal,
infamy and disgrace, and is suspected to
have been guilty of the misc onduct men
toned, and las also been deprived OF
great gains and profits which would other.
wise have arisen to him in his professior
and business.
The plaintiff places his damages at
SIC, 900, for which amount he asks judg-
ment.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-27
More About the Fire,

The fire In Mr.. Goodman's cellar yes
terday afternoon was not quite SO exten-
sIve in Its damaging results as at first
estimated, though the loss can hardly be
estimated as yet. 1t may not be over
$4,000, and it may reach $4,000. The
oils and varnlshes damaged are very ex.
psnsive goods, and 1t will require
several dsys to ascertain exactly
the full extent. Mr.. Goodman
carries 5000 insurance 10 each
of the following companies: National Of
Hartford, Oriental Northern of London,
Pennsylvania Fire Insurance company o
North America, Home of New York
Hartford Fire, American of Pennsyl
vania, Girard, Westchester, Home
Mutual, Rochester German, German o.
Peoria. American of Boston, City oi
London, German of New York, Niagara
Phoenix of Har,f ,rd, Traders, Lion oi
Connecticut, California, Springfield, Fir
Aesoc alton of Philadelphia, Fireman'i
Fund, Lancs sshirs, Underwater.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-27
Mexico's Great Poverty,

CRY OF MEXICO, June 26.-The recent and
unexpected decrease in the funding of out
standing obligations against the government
in the S25. 0OO, ,0a0 issue of bonds has had the
effect of making the money market tighter
than ever. The national bank on Tuesday
stopped all discount business, a step that has
been generally followed by the brokers'. Ex-
change, both foreign and domestic, has stiff
fened in price. The commercial outlook is
yet more ominous and it is reported num-
bar of houses reputed to be of good standing
are on the very edge of bankruptcy. Mexico
is in the lowest depths of poAerty.
The government will soon publish report
of the special commission on adjustment of
the English debt advocating the recognition
of the debt and the payment of the first
year Of one half of one per cent interest,
and each subsequent year until the maximum
of the interest shall be reached onequarteI
of one per cent. 1t is said that if this plar
is followed the interior debt can be placed or
the London market. This is the fnancia
scheme the government is stated to have beer
holding in reserve.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-27
LOOKING TO MANITOBA.
WALL STREET INFLUENCED BY A REPORTED PLAN
OF THE BURLINGTON.
G,,nnial Tolanrnr, fo Tho prR

WALL STREET INFLUENCED BY REPORTED PLAN
OF THE BURLINGTON.
Special Telegram to The BEE.
NEW YORK, June 26.-A story was pub
lished in the west some time ago that the
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy railroad was
endeavoring to gain control of the st. Paul,
Minneapolis & Manitoba road. The sharp
advance in the price of Manitoba stock dur
ing the past few days has caused renewal Of
that rumor, but an investigation fails to re-
veal any hing which would indicate that the
report is true. Vice President Kennedy of
the Manitoba road, Is now in Canada, but his
private secretary said this morning that so
far as any official action was concerned there
was nothing in the story. He says thatit is
possible that the directors of the Chicago
Burlington & Quincy are quietly picking
up the stock or 1t may be that the advance is
due to an effort on the part of somebody to
squeeze the shorts" in Manitoba stock. He
does not credit the story. Peter Geddis, di
rector of the Burlington & Quincy company
said in regard to the rumor: II really can no
say that there is any foundation for the ru-
mors. for do not know. If were forced to
express an opinion I should say that the ru-
mors were efforts of the owners to advertise
the Manitoba property for sale. I have al
ways understood that the stock was closely
held and under such circumstances an advance
or decline in the price at the stock
exchange is a simple matter. I guess the
whole thing is an advertisement"
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-27

wardens throughout the state. The bill TO
abolish the law requiring the publication of
railroad schedules Of rates passed. The SEN
ate then went into executive session on the
nomination of b. f. Fink, as trustee OF the
institution for the blind at Jacksonville. Re.
sumiug regular session Governor Oglesby was
called upon to address the senate, which he
did, complimentipg the members highly on
the work they had accomplished during the
past six months. Senator Merritt offered
q complimentary resolution to Campbell
president pro tenn, to which Campbell re-
sponded. Senator Rinshart offered resolu-
ton ccmplimenting j. @. Smith for courte-
Gus and fair treatms mt while presiding, Smith
responding in q feeling manner. Seantor
Duncan offered complimentary resolution to
Secretary Watson, his assistants and other Of
fcers of the senate and at $3.50 the senate of
the thirty fourth general assembly was sd
journed without day 1t having been in session
III DAYS,
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-27

not row. II was, however, decided that it
would be better tor him to row than change
the stroke. This changed betting from even
money to Sl00to $50 in the Harva'ds' favor.
Beth crews appeared at about 11:l5 and at
1925 word was given, Yale taking water very
quickly and obtained lead Of
o% sSSnt tss sS0 s s Harvard fss & bad' b' s%n ysTds
up even and was beginning TO draw ahead.
AT 800 yards Harvard showed clear water be.
tween herself and Yale. And Yale never
got near her again. At this time both crews
were pulling forty strokes. At the end Of first
mile Harvard led by two lengths and at two
miles by five lengths, having made
the two miles ia 10 minutes
Harvard steadily increased the lead, finally
winning easily by fifteen lengths.
Official time-Harvard, 20 minutes 153 sec.
ouds; Yale, 26 minutes 80 seconds. At the
finish the Harvard crew appeared fresh and in
fine condition while in the Yale boat two OF
the men appeared blown and q third rowed
in rather listless style.
CHICAGO, June 26 The result of the Har.
ward Yale race was received in Chicago via
the Associated Press leased wires at exactly
10:51 o. m. or (allowing for difference in time
between New London and Chicago) 30 sec-
onds after the Harvard's boat crossed the line
The Yale oarsman after the race explained
the Yales disastrous defeat by saying that
Yale was out-rowed, and that the Yales paid
too much attention to the inside of the boat
Certain it is that the result ia grert surprise
to Yale as shs considered her crew sure win.
nerS. Many prominent Yale men have freely
expressed the opinion that the result of this
race will break up the Bob Cook and Louis Hull
regime. 1t Is now stated that two days ago
Cook and Flanders had serious misunder-
standing and Cooks language was 30 strong
that It broke Flanders up so badly that tears
sprsng to his ewes. The record of the Yale
Harvard series now stands Harvard six, Yale
4. while the Yale crew of 1884 holds the best
time record. The captain of the crew de
clined to talk about the race further thrn to
say that It was fairly won.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-27
A Mxsterinus Move.

Last Wednesday morning Frank Fielder
a harness dealer at Grand Island, took en-
effsctionate farewell of his family and
went away, saying that they would never
aesm him back there any more. The
First National bank at Grand Island and
other or, d tors at once levied on his stock
OF goods and were preparing to close
them out at auction, but yesterday morn
ing Mr.. Fielding returned, repented,
squared everything up, and resumed bus
mess. This sort of action on his part hai
been cohAtrusd as being somewhat mys-
terlous.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-27
The choir which assisted a. the services by

The choir which assisted q. the services by
Rev. Max Moses, at Synagogue, Twenty
third and Harney, last evening at 7;3O and to
morrow morning at 10 o'clockwas composedo
the following excellent voices; Mrs Nj.
Michaels, soprano; Mrs. Il. M. Day, alto;
Mr.. Walter b. Wilkins, tenor; Mr.. Will T.
Tabor organist. Everybody Is cordially in
vited. 1t will be musical as well as an In
tellectual treat Mr.. Moses comes here highly
recommended.
William G. Nelson, the crazy man who
came here from Chicago Thursday and
created such an excitement at the Cozzens
hotel, was sent back to that city yesterday;
Mr.. Mount, as a delegate, especially APP
pointed by the Masonic fraternity here took
him. He appeared to be much better yester >
day than he was on Thursday. .i 40 ~ l,,i y,i
R-Dr. w. w. French, from Bsllvue hos-
pital, has been appointed surgeon Of the
Union Pacifca.toad,I with headquarters at
| Chey enne, and left for that place last evening
| In the United States district court yes
tsrday Judge Dundy oyerrpled . motion il
the case of Christian Neidig Ys The Hanover
Fire Insurance company, for 3 new hearing.
William Hike was arrested last evening
and lodged In the city jail, on q charge o
having obtained money under false pretenses
II is claimed that he sold team Of horses o
which w. T. Seaman held mortgage.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-27

wolseley in Egypt that heis in full sympathy
with his views regarding the withdrawal oi
the British troops from the Soudsn.
WILLIAM IS ABLE TO WORK.
EMs, June 26 The rumors circulated re
garding the sickness of Emperor William oi
Germany are pronounced to be utterly base
less. The emperor transacts the usual bust
ness.
MINISTER FRANCIS WILL TARRY.
VIENNA, June 27.-Fraucis, United states
minister, has b,en instructed to postpone his
departure for America.
RUNoRs ABOUT OLIVER PAINE.
CAIRO, June 27.-Lord Wolseley has re-
ceived q report that Oliver Paine has died Of
fever. More credence isgiven in some quar-
ters, however, to the recent statement that
the mshdi had sen. Paine to India and that
he arrived at Pondicherry disguised as q
catholic clergyman,
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-27
Justifiable Homicide.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Juue 26.-The murder
case jury in the Johnson. Henry murder case
returned verdict this morning of mot
guilty" The announcement of the verdict
caused tremendous demonstration of ap-
The case had been in progress two weeks and
attracted wide spread attention. Senator
Voorhees,, of Indiana, was the leading counsel
for the defence. Captain johnson, formerly
of Indiana, was arraigned for killing Major
Henry in Greene county, Tenn, Sept. 23d,
1884. Henry seduced Johnson's wife more
than year before and Mrs. johnson COM
mitted suicide in Indiana.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-27
THE CHOLERA.

FURTHER DETAILS OF THE PROGRESS OF THE
DREADED PLAGUE.
Special Telegram to The BEE.
NEW YORK, June 26. The Heralds Va
lencia cable says; The latest reports show
that the cholera is still spreading, but with a
tendency to be less virulent. The mortality
in Port Graco and the neighboTing township
of Cabanese is alarming, and among the vic
Tins Is the English sailor on board the British
steamship Ross bound for Bilboa A large
proportion of the cases are dry cholera, with
little or no diarrhoea. Yesterday 100 nota
bilities of Valencia were r. noccnlated in the
presencs Of DR.. Ferranaud the foreign del
egates The general Impression Is that the
epidemic Is mild form of Asiatic cholera
Vessels arriving from the southern ports
from infected places have bsen ordered of tC
quarantine.
The ofid al reports from the various prov
noes of Spain shov i5i new cases of choler'
and 209 death yesterday.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-27
Affairs I'm Mexico.

CITY OF MEXICO, VIA GALVESTON, June
26 "A committee composed of the directors
Oh the national bank, waited on the govern
ment yesterday in reference to the application
of the new law.'so far as that institution was
concerned. The committee was informed that
the provisions of the recent decree was appli-
cable to the national bank The government
has sold $4 900, 600 worth OF nickel for $780,,
QUO. The nickel Ia already on the way to
England.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-27
another Victory for Harvard.

New LONDON, Conn.,, June 26.-The Har-
ward. Yale boat race was won by Harvard.
Never before in the history of Yale Harvard
aquatics has the interest manifested previous
Of excitement The largest crowd ever gath
cred here witnessed the race to day. AS the
time for the contest approached the excite
ment became intense, as II was reported that
Captain Flanders, Of Yale, was i'll and could
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-27
New York Crumbs.

NEW York, June 26.-Bunness failures
during the last seven days, 2O5, against 226
last week and 2O7 the week previous to last.
Judges Benedict and Brown sitting en-
banc in the United States circuit court,
handed down decision this morning con-
frming the decision of the court below, de-
trial.
TIE directors of the Delaware, Lackawans
and Western railway company, declared q
dividend of 2per cent for the current quarter,
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-27
Hendricks Continues His Junket

PIITsFIELD, Mass, June 26,-Vice Presi-
dent Hendricks arrived here to-day as the
guest of James w. Hull. He lunched with
William r. Plunket and after wards drove
around the country. This evening be drsd
at Hull's residence and afterwards hell an in
formal reception at the business mems
rooms. He leaves tomorrow afternoon for
Atlantic City.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-27
Es stern Passenger Men.

New YORK, June 27.-All the eastern
roads were represented at the meeting Of the
trunk line executive committee, passenger
department, in Commissioner Finks office to-
day. Rules Of arbitration were argued on,
EXCEPT one clause. The plan proposed was
recommended for adoption and the meeting
Of the executive committee has been fixed for
the fret week In July.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-27
1he chicago Courts.

CHICAGO, June ga judgment for $780,.
600 in favor of the Corn Exchange National
bank of this city was entered to day against
the Consumers Gas company, organized here
about two years ago, and which has had large
patronage.
A jury was finally obtained at noon to-day
to try the five Italians charged with the muir
der OF Carusso, a fellow. .conntryman. The
case has been ON trial four days.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-27
The Weather,

WASHINGTON, June 26.-The upper MissisS-
ippi valley: Local rains, winds generally
southerly, slight changes in the temperature.
The Missouri valley: Fair weather, followed
followed by local rains, variable winds gener
ally southerly, slightly warmer in the ex-
treme southern portion, stationary tempera-
ture, elsewhere followed by lightly cooler
weather.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-27
Blood and Budee.

DOUGLAS, ILL.,, june 26. .-Luther X. Bruce,
leading druggist, shot and killed j. G.
Lentz, a prominent merchant and Justice OF
the psace here, yesterday. The affair grew
out of an attempt to suppress the liquor traf
fic, Lentz being strong temperance man and
Bruce an active supporter of the whisky
cauRa-
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-27
Afer erRecogaitIon.

OLD ORCHARD, Me-, June 26.-At the pre-
liminar, business meeting Of sanitary and
christian commission here this afternoon, a
committee was chosen to secure recognition
from the government Of the work done by the
commissi on during the war.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-27
Infants Elops and Marry.
necial Talapram to The BEE.

70 15HE'
ROCKFORD. ILL.,, June 26.-Qulte a sensa'
tion was created here this morning by the an
nouncement that Willie Gibson, 10 years old
had silently slipped away to Beloit with Miss
Cora l.. Eaton, 16 years old, child of @. B.
Eaton, well known business man, and had
been united in marriage in that city. As bott
parties are mere children, the marriage hal
caused considerable comment. just wha'
steps the Eatons will take is not known a,
present. The couple are at the boys parents
here,
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-27
Apache Chasing in Mexico.

HERMosLLo, Mex, Junel26. News is re-
csived that 3 band Of Apaehes passed near
Guasayas on the 10Th instant going toward
the Sierra Madres. American troops and
scouts were closely pursuing them III, Nh.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-27
Divertine Passenger Traffic,

CHICAGO, ILL.,, June 26.-The Southwestern
Traffic association has affected an arrange
ment with the Santa Fe and the Southern
Kansas roads whereby large amount OF bus
mess which has heretofore gone by the way OF
these lines will hereafter go via Kansas City
over the lines of the Southwestern associa-
ton,
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-27
The G, A. R. Reunion.

PORTLAND, Me, june 26,-The encamp-
ment Of the G. A. r. is gradually breaking
up. Early this morning started for home.
The principal event to-day is the grand ex-
cursion to and clamba at Little Chebeagus
island.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-27
The Fatal Results of a Charivari,

CHItAGo, June 26.-The Journals special
from Paw Paw, ILL.,, says; Young Nettleton,
who shot at charirar party north of this
place, Tuesday night, has been removed to
the county Jail at Dixon through fear of mob
violence. White, one of the victims, died
last night. A hackman and another of those
wounded among the charivari party is still
in precarious condition.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-27
Distillery Explosion .

BARpsTowN, KY, june 2G.-The boiler in
the distillery Of Ma.inglo & Moore exploded
to- day. Three colored work hands were
killed and another fatally wounded. The
building and machinery are q total wreck, nt
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-27
Using Paupers n gainst his Company.

OswEGo, n. Y, June 26.-It transpires
that Frank Askerly recently sent to the state
prison from Poup phkeepsie for forgery while
acting as agent in this city for the mutual
trust fund life association of New York,
placed insurance to the amount of $4,000 on
several persons, mostly city paupers afflicted
with disease. The company threatened ac-
tions against the examining physician and
they are believed to be implicated In the
transaction.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-27
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS
CHOLERA RIOTERS RELEASED.

UHOIkkA KI0ThKs RELEASED.
madrid, June 26-Those arrested during
the cholera rioh last Saturday have been re.
leased. in Difference to popular feeling,
SALISBURY TO woLsELRY.
LONDON, June 20 Salisbury telegraphed
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-27
The Toxic a Total Loss.

YoKoHoMA, June 26'-American steamer
City of Toxic from San Francisco ashore at
entrance of this harbor will probably prove q
total loss
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-27
Commercial travellers Travel.

BUFFALO, N. Y, June 26.-The CONNER
cial travellers protective association of the
United States, In session here to- day, changed
the location Of the general offices from Gin
cInnaii to Chicago.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-03-26

spaCiAh NOTICES.

This great Coal Oil blockade is broken (.
Plenty OF coal oil at Monkeys drug store. 70
Tea thousand feet Of good dry flooring
fer sale BY j. Z i'isler. l3-lm
For fine cigar go to Testers.
Texier has the best tobacco IN the city.
Chew The Horse Shoe Tobacco. tits the
best. oS't
& p, and French corsets for sale at j. 7,
Voilmer 8 Coz.
The best assortment Of clocks III Lewiston
can be found at Geo. Il. Lakes. lott.
Go to Il. J. Bonhore's and try that fine
cigar, Crane de la Creme" fine Key West.
WANTED. A girl to do general house
work. Apply at NJ. j. Greenburgs grocery
store. 2A-tf
We are are closing out our entire stock of
Cigarettes at less than cost; all the leading
brands. Gail and aee Ter yourself
lsAMAN & co.
WANTED. A reliable nurse girl, who is
capable OF taking proper care Of children.
can ina sitaatisn with liberal wages. APP
ply to jahn z. Nolincr.
SEED POTATOES. Il have few bash.
els Of Beauties of Hebron and Burhanks
Seedlings for sale. A good chance for far
uicrs 10 secure choice varieties at low price.
2l-9t |. II. IiIBBS.
On every steamer arriving Mt this point
that connects with s. +. steamers, h. Tex:er
will receive fresh Oranges, Bananas, Een,-
ons, and all sorts Of fruit, and he viii sell
them at bedrock prices.
For the Case" Plow, Acme Harrow.
Hoesier Drill, stuaebsker Wagon Hoosier
and Hollingsworth Hay Rakcs, osborne"
Harvesting machinery, Cease" Header and
Threshing Machines, and also for repairs
for above mentioned machines go to A..
Quackeahush. % If
NOTICE. Farm for sale of l54 acres ;
and three work horses also two mares, four
two year old colts, and two yearling colts,
ten cows, seven two year cid steers and
heifers. Also set Of farm implements.
Eaquire of Nm. EVANS,
2t.im Gencssee, /. I.
FARM TO RENT "a good farm to rent
that is suitable for grain raising AMI stock
grazing; about 200 acres Of excellent IN.
broken laGd. A good set of farming nipple.
ing hnp fruit. This is good opportunity
for man with or without family. Apply
al the store Of j. Alexander. 2t-2w,
TAKE NOTICE What ia the matter
don't yon want any more pictures. You
viii fnd me at my old stand. first door
north II Uaiversalist church, better pre-
pared than ever 20 do yea, first class work
can makn pictures in any kind of weather,
shall spare no pains to please YOU Pine
photographs specially. j, w. RIGGS,
10 Photograph er
We are all aware Of the fact that DR.. +.
j. Boston, ct Lewiston. l r., ia the '.boss'
dentist in this city yes, and III The territo-
~ so what is the use % suffering with de-
cayed teeth, when lie has the necessary tools
and possesses tina; skill which viii extract
them ,ei'koat Pa}a; and in their stead can
ct you With a bsaatiiul set OF teeth that
yoa could not tell the difference from tie
original CUES. Charges very reasonable. Give
him call. 2a.tf.