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Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-28
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British Trade Review.

LONDON Sept 21.-Mark Lane Express,
in its weekly review of the British grain
trade says: Trade was exceedingly slow,
but prices were sustained. Sound English
new crop wheats were in best demand. The
sales of English wheat during the past week
were 81, ,l2l quarters AT 3OS Cd; against GS,5SS
quarters at 3Os 10d, during the corresponding
week last year. Flour was slow of sale,
owing to large stocks and continued Ameri-
can arrivals. Fine mailing barleys are very
scarce.
Trade in foreign wheat was dragging.
Large and rapidly increasing visible supply
In America oppresses trade here: American
-four is Sd cheaper. The price of round corn
favors buyers. Oats were in large supply
and cheaper. One cargo of wheat arrived.
About fourteen sailing vessels. with wheat
from Chilian and other Pacific ports, are
due and are expected to arrive when the
wind changes.
Trade forward is somewhat steadier. At
today's market there was no Improvement
in the wheat trade. American and inferior
English wheats We're cheaper. Flour was
dull. American flour, in some instances,
was lower than on Monday Prices of bar
leys had n downward tendency.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-28
ENGLISH Press On parnel,.

LONDON, Sept 2s, a. m.-TNew
York Herald Cable - Special to the
BEE. .l-rhe morning papers comment
ON Mr.. Parnell's American cablegram to
President Fitzgerald of the Irish National
league. The Post says: 1.-The note meditates
complete severance of Great Britain from
Ireland and is mainly beg ;ing appeal for
money" The Chronicle treats what it calls
'an appeal for more''s as undignified and
argues against any statutory parliament.
The News gives great prominence to what
1t calls "Parnell's Message" but withholds
comment. The tory Standard calls it "A
Declaration of War" and suggests that 1t is
the work of some vruent lieutenant Then
the Standard itseld grows vitupera-
tive against the nationalsts and
the American subscribers. The doc
ument has created a marked sensation. 1t is
understood that Lord Randolph Churchill
will make 1t one of the themes of his great
speech at the mass meeting in Darttord, some
twenty miles below London next Saturday
for which twenty thousand tickets have been
issued
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-28
Arrest of Eorgers.

BLAIR, Neb., Sept. 27.-TSpecial to the
BEE. during the past season the Beatrice
Life Insurance company has had large
force of agents at work in this county, prin-
cipally among the farmers, and as result Sc
cured avery large number of notes, which
they have disposed of to various persons,
among others beng Charles McMemmey, who
purchased the greater amonut of this paper.
agents, E. d. Bradley and Paul Newman,
have sold TO McMemmey about 500 worth OF
paper that was forged. On discovering this
McMemmey immediately filed an informa-
an officer after them. who caught them neal
Fremont. They were brought back and
lodged in iaiI.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-28
LONELINESS AND LASHEs.
A Young Woman Cowhides Re-
porter-NeW JERSEYS Sensation.

JERSEY CITY, n. j., Sept 27.-On Tuesday
last the Evening Journal published sensa-
tional article, charging that two young la
dies, moving in the first circles had COM
mitted forgery by raising checks, given them
by their father, from SIS to $50 and from 80
to 500. No names were given, but pretty
close description was given On Friday
night the writer of the article reporter
named Lenhart, was decoyed into saloon
and assaulted by Raymond Gilchrist, son OF
cX-Attorney Gilchrist of New jersey, it being
understood that he was acting on behalf of
the daughters of Thomas Cannon, a wealthy
coppersmith. This evening, Reporter Len
hart was assigned to report n session of the
board of public works. While the board was
in session Miss Mamie Cannon, the eldest
dau;hteer stole up TO- within reach
ceeded to belabor him numerically
with a cowhide. The room was quickly in
an upr0ar, the lobby taking sides with the
young lady and the officers of the board try
ing to protect the reporter. The enraged
young woman was finally separated from
the object of her vengeance and was
accompanied home by her father and
number of friends while the reporter, after
adjournment of the board, was accompanied
home by a policeman. The affair has created
a decided sensation on account of The prem
inence of the persons involved. Young
Gilchrist has been arrested on charges of as
sault and conspiracy.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-28

LINCOLN, Nep., Sept. 27.-[Special to the
BEEl.-The campaign in the First congress
sional district was formally opened tonight
by Church Howe, who was ''in the saddle"
from to II, with headquarters at room "a
Capitol hotel. To this haven Chairman
Courtnay, of The republican congressional
committee, at convenient intervals, escorted
some of the assumed leaders of the labor
vote, with what result remains to be seen.
The pro ramme as inaugurated, evidently
was taking one with numerous parties and
the campaign in room 81 was opened with a
vgor to cheer the heart of the marketable
vote, The results of this opening fire will be
closely watched
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-28
Anxiety Over Eng,and,s Moves.

CoNsTANrlNoPLE, Sept. 27.-fNew York
Herald Cable-SpecIal to the BEE. Much
comment particularly in Russian and French
diplomatic circles, has been excited by the
fact that several transports recently touched
ut the island of Thasos with large supplies
ard armament consigned to agents
of the British government. 1t is felt
that the English occupation and
practical annexation of this island will take
place at the first sign of Russian occupation
of Bulgaria. All the more uneasiness is felt
because of Ihasos belonging to Egypt, to
which, through Mehamed Ali, 1t was ceded
by the sultan. No technical objection could
be raised against EnGland's occupation SC
long as it was sanctioned by the khediye.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-28
THE BULGARIAN SITUATION.
General Kaulbars Demands to Be Acted on
by the Government
A TALK WITH RUssIA's AGENT.
what His Mission Is and What Bull
gniia Must DO to Secure the
Czar's Support--Other
Foreign Matters.


SOFIA, Sept. 21.-I New York Herald
Cable-Spccal to the BEEl-The Bulgarian
government will formally assume an attitude
toward the endless demands of General
Kaulbars when these demands have been
presented in writing. This fact may cause
further delay of several days in the settle.
ment of the matters in question.
KAULBARs' MISSION.
General Kaulbars told me this morning
that the "obiect of his mission here is no
mystery. II Bulgaria hoped for Russian sup
port on vital questions she must ask 1t sim
cerely and without reservation" The gen.
eral emphasizes the word sincerely" because
latterly things have occurred here which are
not calculated to inspire confidence, but to
shock public opinion in Russia,
which is surprised that the Bul-
garlan government, while rendering to
the czar by telegram congratulation
OH his fete day, did not make public the
czars answer, which the Russians had right
to suppose would be posted on every street
corner and in every village in Bulgaria.
Russia wished the elections here to take
place in as nearly normal condition as
possible, SO that all parties might take part
Russia would only recognize as legal an
assembly elected under these conditions,
TO insure which the general insisted on the
following points,
The necessity of the immediate raising of
the state of siege and an interval of at least
two months between that and the election to
enable the Bulgarian people, free from out
side or inside pressure, to choose their repre-
sentatves. But given state of siege, no
election was probable.
The officers confined should be released
because Russia considers them as represent
ing political party and does not find 1t
scemy that the present Bulgarian govern
ment, which is nothing but a political party
ITSELF should persecute another political
party in the absence of a stable government
General Kaulbars condemned the burning
of the flags on account of breach
of discipline or breach of honor.
1t would be as we'll to burn the cross on an
altar for the crime of a priest. The cross is
the sacred emblem of faith, so the standard
is that of military honor. The general In
conclusion said that the conditions Damed
were necessary for free exercise of the pub
lie Judgment and that he had embodied
them in n note to the regency
this morning: that Russia had no thought of
naming candidate now, nor would she
until the conditions were fulfilled. If they
were refused, he had other means to fall
back on.
The general, with whom | had previous
acquaintance, received me in the library of
the Russian agency He wore the white, un-
dress uniform of general officer. L am the
first correspondent he has conversed with.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-28
A Notable Womnn's Death.

LONDON, Sept E-GNew York Herald
Cabe-Special to the BEE. IA very distIn-
guished link between the two centuries died
yesterday in Grafton street, near the resi-
dence of Henry Irving, In Francis Margaret
Walpole, ninety-eight years. She was, on the
maternal side, the granddaughter OF the
great Lord Give and paternally OF Sir
Thomas Walpole, brother of Horace. She
died spinster, though belle in her youth,
attractive and interesting in her middle age,
and delightful raconteur In her old age.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-28
The situation in Chicapo.

CHICAGO, Sept. 27.-The Illinois live stock
cattle commission has not ordered the slaugh-
ter of quarantined cattle at the Chicago dis
tilleres. A meeting of the commission will
be held tomorrow morning when some de-
cislve action will be taken. There are large
number of calves at the stock yards and else
where. which have been shipped to Chicago
from the dairy districts in this and eastern
states to be forwarded to the stock raising
portions af Iowa. They are now stopped by
the Iowa quarantine proclamation AGAINST
Illinois stock, and it Will he necessary to Sc.
cure the veterinarians certificate to forward
with each car load of calves into Iowa.
The officers of the Chicago Live Stock eX-
change and Union Stock Yards company say
they propose to protect the interests of the
cattle growers of America with the best vet
Urinary skill that money VIII employ, com
binei with all the common sense and cXecu-
tive ability that they possess. They main
tain that there is no cause for alarm, and
they do not intend there shall be any as far
as the Union stock yards are concerned. 10
night the following telegram was sent:
UNION STOCK YARDS, CHICAGO, Sept. 81
To Richard j. Oglesby, Governor of Illinois,
Springfield, lll:-No sign of the disease here
Our cattle were never healthier. but in
order to facilitate the shipment of cattle to
Iowa, and to other states that may quarantine
against Illinois, we would respectfully re.
quest your eXccllency to appoint and send to
these yards an additional veterinary, the
most eminent that can be obtained, and If
necessary we Will pay his salary In any man
ner you may deem proper.
(Signed).
Vice President and General Manager Union
Stock Yards of Chicago Ill.
President of Chicago Live Stock Exchange.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-28
An Influx of Stars.

New YORK, Sept. 27.-There was an in
flux of actors and actresses from Europe yes
terday. The Aurania brought over Augustine
Days company and Violet Cameron and
her troupe, also II. A. French, Miss Cam
eron's manager, and Lord Lonsdale, her
ten minutes ahead of her on the Alaska
Mrs. Langtry and dr. Charles Coghan, her
leading support came over with their com
pany on the Alaska, as did also Dion BOuci-
cault. President Robert Garret arrived on
the Aurania. Mrs. Langtry says she pro-
poses to remain in this country.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-28
officer Arrested For Extort,on.

New YORK, Sept. %-A warrant was is
sued this afternoon for the arrest of William
+. Mahody, chief of police OF Saratoga. The
charge is attempted eXtortiOn of money, and
the warrant was issued-on complaint of Gus
tavc A. Loridon, of this city. The warrant
alleges that Albert Laridon, son of the COM
plainant, is charged with forgery, and that
Mahody had a warrant for his arrest. In
Chief Mahody is charged With attempting to
settle the case with the elder LOridon for the
sum OF 5000
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-28

than 500 and not exceeding $1,000 q side,
said money to be deposited in bank in the
city in which said game is played; said
money to be naid over to the manager OF the
winning club; the game to be played on neu-
tal ground between this date and October
9, 1886. DAVID IEwEKu, Manager.
OTHER GAMES.
AT NEW York
Kansas City."..o 0 o 0 o o 0 8.
pitchers-W -Welch and Whitney. Base hits
-NewGork 10, Kansas City .. ErrorS-New
York 3 Kansas City .. Umpire-Powcrs.
AT WASHINGTON
Washington....." 80 o . l
81 Louis '...i.,,.......'..u
Pitchers Henry and Kirby. First base
hits Washington 6, ST. Louis T. Errors
Washington G, St Louis 6. Umpire
Pearce.
AT PIrTsBURG-
Pittsburg ,.....,.0 o o / . o 9 o ;
Athletics. 0 o o 0 0 0 O.
First base hits--Pittsburg I, Athletics 2.
Errors rs-Pittsburg l, Athletics l. Umpire
Kelley.
AT PutLApELrHIA--
Chicago. ......O 9 o o 0 0 o. 9
philadelphia. 10 l 0 o 0 o 0 o.
Game called on tenth inning on account of
darkness. First base hits-Chicago Z Phia-
delphia 3. Errors Chicago 3 Philadelphia
B. Umpre-Fulmer.
AT LoUIsvILLE-
The Louisville Metropolitan game was
postponed to-day on account OF rain.
AT BOSTON
Boston. Bt.i o o Q o o /
Pitchers-Badwin and Stcmmeyer First
base hits--Detroit s, Boston. 3. Errors-De-
troit Z, Boston 4. Umpire-Quest.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-28
Fifteen Million Three Per Cents to he
Redeemed.

INeuecmcU.
WASHINGTON, Sept. o7.-The acting secre-
tary of the treasury this afternoon issued the
one hundred and forty-third call for the re-
dempton of bonds. The call is for Sl5, ,oOO,- =
600 of the 3 per cent loan of 1889, and notice
is herein given that the principal and ac-
crued interest of the bonds herein below
designated will be paid at the treasury of the
United States, in the city of Washington,
ID. c., on the 1st day of November, 1856 and
that interest on said bonds Will cease OH that
day, viz: Three per cent bonds issued under
act of congress approved July IL, 1882, and
numbered as follows: $50 original number
30 to original number 81, both inclusive; SlG0,
original number Gil to original number 176,
both inclusive; $500, original number 2S6 to
original number 34O, both inclusive; 81 600,
original number 2,435 to original number
2,sti, both inclusive; 900, original number
1900 to original number $50, both inclusive;
total, Sl5,O00,0JO. The bonds described
above arc either bonds of original issue,
which have but one. serial number at each
end, or Substitute" bonds, which may be
distinguished by the double set of numbers
which are marked plainly Original mum
bers', and substitute numbers" All of the
bonds of this loan will be called by original
numbers only. The three months interest
due November l, 1886, on the above described
bonds will not be paid by checks
forwarded to -, the holders OF
DOnd3, out VIII be pald with
principal to holders at the time
of presentation. Parties holding the bonds
| called by this circular can obtain immediate
payment with interest to date of presenta-
ton by requesting the same in the letter
forwarding the bonds for redemption. Many
of the bonds originally included in the above
numbers have been transferred or exchanged
into other denominations on waiver the
original numbers being cancelled, or have
been redeemed under the circular of Septem.
ber ID, 1886, and leaving outstanding the
apparent amount above stated.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-28
Brighton Beach Races.

BRIGHTON BEACH Sept. 27.-Alile: AM
ber. won, Glendor second, Ventilator, third.
Time-1 :4G16.
Three-fourtlrs mile: Rosiere won, Pool
Box second, Eager third. TImc-1:l794.
Seyen-eighths mile: Commander won,
Beggar second, Petersburg third. Time
l:29A.
seven furlongs: Cratic won, Lizzie Wal
ton second, Ferg Kyle third Time-l $50.
Certificates paid Sl04.50.
One and One-elghth miles: Florence won,
Franz second, Top Sawyer third. Time
2:574.
Hurdle race, one and 0ne-fourth miles
Poet won, Harry Mann second, Joe Shelby
third. Time-2:20.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-28
Dynamiters i'm 81. louis.

ST. LouIs, Sept. 26.-The citizens OF South
st. Louis are thoroughly aroused over the
finding ofa dynamite boom AT the Office of
John NJ. Conrad, keeper of a livery stable on
South broadway. The instrument of
destruction was east iron shell resembling
in shape ducks egg, about three inches In
diameter and six in circumference, and filled
with dynamite and bullets, with an opening
in the top to admit fuse. Why anyone
should desire to destroy his stables Mr.. Con.
rad is at Il loss to know.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-28
A dakota sbootino scrape

BRAINARD, Mimi, Sept 27-J. c. Policy and
son Charles, aged twelve, were both fatally
shot on claim near Pine Knole, Just over the
Cass county line, this morning. The Polleys
had called at Davenports house to remove
certain produce stored there. The Polleys
were armed as there had been trouble before
with Davenport A quarrel arose and the
Dayenports shot both father and son. Mrs.
Davenport was arrested ana her husband
gave himself up.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-28
Wreck of Trains.

DUBUQUE, Ia.,Sept. 7.--ISpecial Telegram
to the BEE. E.l-Sunday night a freight train
pulling out of Spencer on the Iowa and Da-
kota division of the Chicago, Milwaukee &
ST. Paul, broke in two. Three cars ran back,
eolliding with the passenger destined for Du-
buquc. The cabOose and two freight cars
through coach window down an embank-
ment and hurt internally The engineer es-
capped by jumping after reversing his engine.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-28
TO PROTECT THE CATTLE.
The Nebraska Live Stock Commission Order
Quarantine.
THE SITUATION IN CHICAGO.
No Order Yet Issued for the slaughter
ofthe Diseased Cows-Aid From
the National Bureau Of
fered 20 States.
Illinois Cattle Not wanted.

LINCOLN, Neb., Sept 2L-lSpecial Tele-
gram to the BEE The live stock commits
SION to-day sent telegraphic instructions to
their inspectors at Covington, Blair, Omaha
and Plattsmouth, on the Missouri river, to
hold all Illinois stock until further instruc-
tions can be forwarded by mail. Regulations
concerning the quarantine will be adopted by
the live stock commission at their meeting
tn-morrnyy
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-28
A Rnilrnad Sold

ST. Louis, Mo-, Sept 27.-The St Louis,
Salem & Little Rock railroad was sold to-day
at public auction. The sale took place under
an order of the circuit court on foreclosure
proceedings of the first mortgage bond
holders who were represented by John =.
Ellis Charles Chaplin Allen represented
the railroad company. The road runs from
Cuba, Mo-, on the St. Louis IL San Francisco
railroad 10 tho Salem and Little Rock division
of the Iron Mountain road. The bonded
debt is Sl,0UO,000. The road was bid in by
Charles III. Taylor and Charles $. FreebOrn,
ngents for the hOndhnldcrS for $40 0D0.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-28
Struck an Iceberg.

ST. JOHNS, n. s., Sept. 27.-The British
schooner Lady Agnes struck an iceberg Mon
day last when thirty-eght miles southwest
of Bacallew island and became partial
wreck. The crew had a marvellous escape.
They drove seaward in n violent gale from
the west and were seven days at sea, pump
With the force of the sea wash the vessel
butted and Iammed it frequently and barely
escaped ailOat from its fearful suction.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-28
wbaIley'Wbaled.

LoUP CITY, Neb., Sept 27.-tSpecial Tele-
gram to the Bee. 7ahs democratic prima-
ries for this precinct held here etfectually
downed the pretepslons OF Z. L. Whalley as
candidate for state senator. The 0ppOsi-
tion was headed by r. w. Sallers. L. l..
Whalley has made o valiant fight, aided
therein by member otthe republican state
delegation, Mathies, Whalley's partner.
Whalley was defeated six to one
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-28
Prosecuting Bogus News Vendors.

OTTAWA, Ont, Sept. 27.-Iniiiatory steps
have been taken looking to the prosecution
OF parties who sent bogus reports concerning
the alleged new fishery treaty. The Offence
is indictable and in consequences of popular
indignation over numerous impositions prac-
ticed lately II seems that the industry will be
nut an end TO.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-28
Thirty-first District Republicans.

PLUM CREEK, Neb.. Sept. 27.-[Special
Telegram to the BEE 1.-THE republicans of
the Thlrty-first senatorial district met in con-
vention here this afternoon for the purpose
of placing in nomination candidate for
state senator. Captain C. w. Mcnamara, of
Dawson county, was nominated on the first
formal ballot. He Ia % stannch republican
and old soldier, and an able man. The
greatest harmony prevailed in the conyen-
tiOn. III
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-28
Turks Talk War.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, Sept 27.-Turkey's
agents report that the peace Of Europe is en-
dangered by the present temper of the En-
glish and Austrian cabinets against Russia.
The turkish war department contemplates
eQuipp'ng and drilling G0,000 Kurdish horse.
men In the same manner that Russian Cos
sacks are equipped and drilled.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-28
Infiating Coffee Beans.

NEW York, Sept. o7.-Cable advlces from
Havre produced stronger feeling in the
coffee market this morning, besides there is
less pressure to sell. Prices show q gain of
ten to fifteen points, leading TO a moderate
degree of activity. Sales of l4,500 bags at
$3.50 for November, S9.75 for December
S9.65 for January, February and March.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-28
PyrotooI,nioaI Bnrglars.

ALBANY, WIS, Sept. 2L-Bnrglar5 were
heard at work in the drug store OF j. w.
Hicks last night aud few moments later it
was found that the building was in flames.
T. Is believed that IN blowing open the g. safe
were got under control MurIay's Opera
house was destroyed, beside the stores OF j.
w. Hicks and B. j. McAtee. The damage IS
$4,000. Insurance, $1,000. 1t is not known
how much th1 burglars secured, as the safes
cannot be reached.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-28
Burke and DeInnsex.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept %-The glove con-
test between Jack Burke and Jack Dempsey,
which was originally fixed for Lake Place
this evening, has been postponed on account
of the failure 10 procure the necessary city
license. No date will be fixed until a license
is procured,
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-28
The Breach Too Wide.

ATHENS, Sept 2L-Semi-ofiicial journals
here, commenting on the statement that
Lord Iddesleigh is endeavoring TO bring
about reapproachment between Servia,
Bulgaria. Greece and Turkey, say his efforts
are too late The breach between those
states they say, has become so wide that no
diplomatic skill can close it,
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-28
The King Growing Worse.

MUNICH, Sept 27.-The condition of King
Otto Is growing worse. lie refuses warm
food but devours great quantity OF cold
yiands, Often in the middle OF the night he
talks loudly to himself and gesticulates
wildly. He insists upon remaining In soil
tnde. Queen Marie of Bavaria visited her
son, King OTTO at FurstenTies.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-28
Proclaimed Cattle.

MILWAUKEE, Sept. Ex-Governor Rusk to-
day issued proclamation foIbiddng the
importation of cattle from Illinois, except
when accompanied by certificate of health
from the state Veterinarian OF thar state, OF in
NAL industry.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-28
ON THE DIAMOND.
Red Clouds Club Mad and the AImas
Challenged-League Games.

RED CLOUD, Neb., Sept. 27.-ISpecial
to the BEE .l-Red Cloud base ballsts
are indignant at the dispatch sent the BEE
from Alma that the club from this place was
made to back down by the Alma club and re-
fused to play after having reached the latter
place. The statement is entirely incorrect,
and in order to prove that they are not afraid
to play the Almas, the Red Cloud club man
ager has issued the following challenge:
We will play the Alma club for not less
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-28
With the Majority Now.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Sept. 2T.--(ieorge w.
Washington one of the best known repub-
liean leaders in Alabama, died to-day at his
home in this city He was one OF 800 who
voted for Grant at Chicago and had one OF
tue Grant lnedals.