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Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-12
Sheepshead Raw Races,

New YORK, Sept. 11.-There was very
large attendance at Sheepshead Bay race
track to-day. The weather was delightful
and the track fast so that the record was
virtually beaten in the third race by King
Fox winning in 1874, carrying ITO pounds,
while Joe Cotton, who won 1t in l :2!15, only
carried 1906, and Rico, who made 3tleg same
time, only carried 80 pounds. In tho, ,Ipurth
race the record was broken by Exile, who
did one and iive-eighths miles in 2:4S34, beat
ing Ben d'Or's time of 2:49.
Mile: barefoot won. ALE EStell second
Estrella third. Time-1 :4S.
One and one-fourth miles: Blue Wing won,
Mollie McCarthy's Last second, Peekskill
third. Tme-2:0S.
Seven-eighths mile: King Fox won, King
ston second, Lizzie krepps third. Time
1:214.
One and five-eighths mies-Exile won,
Barnum second, Rupert third. Time-2 :4S&.
For-three-year ods and upwards, mile:
Burch won, Endurer second, Markland
third. Tme-l:41
Seven furlongs, on turf: Pegasus won,
Prima Donna second, Miss Daily third.
Time--1 pol. F..ts-.. a...5
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-12
ENDED HARMONIOUSLY.
The Pool Makers Finish Their Work
Yesterday,

CHICAGO, Sept. 1l.-Atter the session of
the western railway general managers last
ing until late this evening the informal com
promise of yesterday, reviving the Western
Freight association, was made binding. The
principal obstacle to-day was refusal by the
Wabash 10 pool its st. Louis business at Chi
cago rates. This was finally removed by the
adoption of proyiso that all similar business
on other roads should be pooled Oh the same
basis. The agreement was then voted upon
adop ted separately. When the agreement as
a whole was put to vote, there was q slight
hitch. representatives of two roads being
without authority to act They finally gave
their assent, subject to the approval of their
directors. The truce between the roads,
which was to expire by limitation September
l5, was then extended to October l, and the
managers adjourned until Tuesday of next
week.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-12
DASTARDLY WRECKERS.
Dynamitards Working on the Lake
Shore Road.


Shore Road.
CHICAGO, Sept. ia few minutes before
IL last night James Calvin, night operator,
while sitting in the signal tower of the Lake
Shore company at the intersection of the
main and tie stock yards tracks, was blinded
by an explosion. The tower is thirty feet
high. Calvin had noticed nothing unusual
when he was suddenly startled by
one side of the structure, followed by
a deafening explosion. A twenty-inch piece
of gas pipe was found, showing it was dyna-
mite which caused the explosion or 100 bat
teries in the building thirty-four were broken,
along with the pneumatic tubes, which will
cost thousands of dollars to repair
What makes the attempt more dastardly is
the fact that the outbound passenger train
was due few minutes aIter the explosion
occurred. The theory of the police is
that the wreckers hoped to blow up
came along to throW the switch and thus the
train would have plunged into mass of
freight cars lining the tracks.
Another attempt to wreck train took
place last night about S,when the Lake Shore
road was receiving from the Illinois Central
train OF twenty-eight cars. A switch was
turned while the train was crossing Root
street, and fifteen cars derailed. About II
O'Clock John Pagan, switchman of the Lake
Shore road, was arrested and locked up
in the Harrison street station charged with
throwing the switch. Lake Shore officials
knew nothing of the explosion but wnat they
had heard, and were much exercised The
chief of the detective force OF the company
says he can locate the parties who committed
the outrage, and said lie would have all of
them under arrest within forty-eight hours.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-12
IOWA NEW s.
Examining the Burglars.

DUBUQUE, la, Sept u.-[Spccal Tele-
gram to the BEE. Sullivan and Wyman,
the poStoficc burglars, were arraigned this
morning before United States Commissioner
Hobbs on the charge of conspiracy to burglar
ize the postonicc at Cedar Rapids, Cedar Falls
and elsewhere. Sullivan claimed the diagram
of safes, etc, and powder found in his pos
session was to be used in experimenting with
inventions. lie was given TIL awcek FROM
Tuesday next to procure witnesses, to prove
the drills hadbcen in his possession long
time and that he had offered them for sale.
Meanwhile he remains in Jail. Wyman was
excluded from court during sullivan 5 exam
ably. He whispered with Wyman in the
Jail corridor whilst the marshal was consult
ing with the jailer, and being detected was
placed in remote part of the jail. Wyman
was assigned to distant quarter and Glenn.
the alleged accomplice, will probably be
tried at ST. Paul.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-12
Work OF the Labor Bureau.

WAsnlNGToN, Sept lI.-fSDecial Tele-
gram TO the BEE. Carroll ID. Wright. COM
missioner Of labor, to-day submitted to the
secretary of the interior his report Of tho
operations of the labor bureau for the year
ending June 80, 1856. The commissioner
says: especial agents of the bureau are now
actively employed i'm the field of work con-
nected with convict labor, strikes and women
workers in large cities. The investigation
pl0yes in the United States / have DELAYED
until some portion of the force Of special
agents can be relieved from work on which it
is now engaged. From the fact of the late
organization of the bureau in 1885 you will at
once see it is impossible to submit at this
time matter constituting the second annual
report of this bureau. ] am in hopes, how
ever, by vigorous service TO be able to submit
the results of the Investigations relating to
convict labor and perhaps to strikes before
the expiration OF the present calendar year,
and those relating To other Investigations
authorized at the proper time in 1851"
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-12
The Base Ball Record.

AT WAsHINeroN.
nhlladelphla q y
washington. " ~ v
FIRST base hltS-Ihlladelphia! I, washington
9; ErrUrs-.Phladelphi j, Washington 9.
umpire,Grace Pierce. Pitcners-Gimore
ana Dally.
AT CHICAGO
Ihlcago. go.......,....4 I'll
Detroit ".a..:,."..l U U
Game called at end of eighth inning on nc.
count OF ram. Pitchers-ClalkSon and
baldwin; Base hits-Thicago ", Detroit ..
ErrorS-Chicago ., Detroit 8. Umpire
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-12

reputation of mere jester and not of the
best kind. Nobody supposed Bradlaugh
would become the champion of all the or
thodoX sects and pose as vigilant guardian
of the forms of the house lie sits with the
Parnellites-once his bitter foes, now his cor
dial allies.
WANT TO GO HOME.
We expect liberation on the 25th. Even
Biggar says he wants to 90 away. Parnell
openly acknowledges the same desire, and
comes down in a tourist dress as if ready to
be Oft at any moment There is some hope,
therefore, of speedy release.
A MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-12
The Day in Sofia.

SoFA, Sept. 11.-[New York Herald
Cable-Special to the BEE,-To-day being
Alexander day IN the calendar of the
Greek church the city is decorated with
bunting, yet care has been taken to
avoid hanging banners from the
consulate building in order to avoid
the appearances of celebrating the name
day of the czar. The projected review of
troops mas been given up at the last mo-
mont, yet ut noon the ceremony took
place of presenting the colors to the East
Roumeiian regiments. 1t is stated that the
scbranje will open its sessions on Mon
day. .a.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-12
INDIANS FoR FLORIDA.
Gen. Miles Takes All the Credit to
himself

DENVER, Col, Sept. IA special from
Albuquerque y. NJ, to the Associated press
says: Gen. Miles arrived here this evening
to meet 4O0Chiriehaua and Warm Spring In
dians which will pass through here t0-mor-
st. LOUIS to Fort Marion, Fla. They are the
war element of the Apaches and their re-
moyal rids the southwest OF all In
dian troubles. Gen. Miles states that
regardless of what the army and
Navy journal states, as reported in yester
days dispatches, the Chirichaua and Warm
Springs Indians were never disarmed and
were not prisoners OF war They were placed
on the Apache reservation against the pro-
test OF the interior department aud the peO-
llo Of Arizona. and it Is we'll known here
that their removal. when accomplished, will
be all the work OF General Mites, who has
been arranging the matter for months against
much opposition.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-12
ANOTHER TRUNK MYSTERY.
The Body OF Woman Found in II
Saratoga.

TOLEDO, Sept. 1l.-This afternoon trunk
arrived by the Wheeling & Lake Erie road
from Bellevue which exhaled so horrible an
odor as to drive the bag Gageman from his
post. 1t was placed on the platform and the
police authorities notified. Soon after their
from Bellevue on the Lake Shore
rail road. arrived with a dray and
presented a check for the trunk. He was i'm
mediately arrested and the trunk opened,
woman, packed IN hay. Wilson and the
trunk were taken to the police station, where
tho coroner examined the body. 1t was that
of woman of about twenty, much emacjated,
quality. Wilson is a school teacher of
ithaca Ohio, and last winter was student
of the Toledo Medical college. lie is held
on the charge of grave robbery. He refuses
to talk,
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-12

the sensational trotters. Oliver X, Harry
Wilkes and Belle +, for a race of mile heats,
three in five, to be trotted September 30, the
club to add $1,000. Fifty per cent of the
stakes and the added money goes to first
horse 50 per cent to second and 10 per cent
to third. For two years past Harry Wilkes
has easily defeated all rivals, but recent per-
formances of Oliver X and Belle f in the
great Sll, 600 race at Hartford, where one
made a record of 2:l5l4 and the other 2:l6l4
Harry Wilkes
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-12
Roi,road Work Commenced.

SlouN CITY, la, Sept. 11.-ISpecial Tele-
gram to the BEE. To-day was rather an
evcntiuTone, not only to railroad men here,
hut our citizens in general 1t has witnessed
the commencement of track laying on the
Defiance line of the Chicago, Milwaukee a.
ST. Paul. The Northwestern road is building
towards this city very rapidly, and soon two
railroad enterprises, started this year, VIII
hpppulp n rpnlity
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-12
BISMARCK BOTHERED.
What He Must Do to TIE Popular
Russian Prosecutions.

BERLIN, Sept li.-ISpecial Cablesram to
the BEE. The meeting of the relchstag is
awaited with much anxiety. Nobody be-
lieves that the business or The session will be
limited 10 the discussion OF tho Spanish
treaty. II is reported that Prince Bismarck
in explanation of the European situation,
will seize the occasion to convey frank
warning to France. The North German
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-12
She saws She Assaulted Her.

Belle Miller, dizzy blonde, made COM
plant to Marshal Cummings last night,
that she had been assaulted by her for
mer landladY, Mollie Wright, as the
result of quarrel over the payment of a
small bill. She was not seriously hurt
but promises to swear out warrant for
the Wright woman on the charge of
assault with intent to kill her.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-12
ln>yn-s SuccpsSfuIF Fair.

DEs MONIES, Sept. 1.-THE state fair
closed to-day with small attendance.
Despite the rainy weather that has prevailed
the total receipts amounted to about SIS, 900,
which pays all running expenses this year,
and with other funds on hand nearly pays all
of the floating debt, including the cost of the
grounds and permanent buildings.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-12
A Eorgcr Arrested.

Sioux CITY, la, Sept. Ill Special Telegram
to the BEE IA forger named Dick Bis
klingville was arrested here to-day, being
wanted at Sioux Falls Oak, for forging
check tor SS3 and selling mortgaged prep
crty. With the money obtained by the for
gerry he bought team giving q mortgage Tor
the balance. Soon after he left, having sold
the team. The officers have been after this
man for some time. Since selling the team
Paul and Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-12
Mexican RevoIutionisrs Defeated

ST. LOUIS, Sept. H.-Ihe Malamoras,
Mexico, correspondent OF the GlobeDemo-
crat telegraphs tonight that adyices received
there to-day state that the reyolutoniSts, $50
strong, under Mouricia Cruz, were over
taken by troops under Colonels Hernandez
aud Boyazes near FL Torro, about $50 miles
up the country, and signally defeated with a
loss in killed and wounded and thirty pTis-
oners. The loss of the troops was light,
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-12
Teachers and Alcohol.

DuBUQuE, Ia, Sept 1l.-ISpectal Tele-
gram to the BEE. County Superintendent
of Schools Bays held a consultation with the
city teachers this morning regarding the law
requiring applicants for teachers, certificates
to pass an examination on the effects of alco-
hoic liquors. and promised to undertake to
secure leave to defer the examination of Du-
buuue teachers until next June.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-12
I,irty Persons FALL

NEW YORK, Sept ll.-Duringthe progress
of show in Jersey City tonight the grand
stand collapsed and fifty persons fell through
tie debris TO the ground. There were no
fatalities. but dozen were taken to the hos
ritai badly bruised, with broken arms, legs,
etc. There vas great eXcitement for time
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-12
Point Breeze Races.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1l.-Seven.eighths
mile: Peacock won, Fanatic second, MOllie
Watson third. Time-1:2915.
Mile: General Pryor won, Case second,
Boutwell, third. Time-1 :4615.
Mile. Lord Lorne won, Kensington
second, Sister third. Time-1 :5S14.
Mile: Reckless won, Miller second, Font
third. Time-1 :431S.
One and e-quarter miles: Pink Cottage
won, Nettle second, General Pryor third
Time-2:11 s
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-12
Now for the Turkeys.

BoEDENrowY, N. j., Sept. 1.-THE cram
berry harvest is now at its height in this
state men, women and children being en-
gagged in gathering the fruit The crop is
very promising, exceeding that of last year.
A heavy draw on New Jersey from the west
is expected, as the Wisconsin crop is an
almost total failure.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-12
Fusion at Des Moines.

DEs MONIES, la, Sept 1l,-TSpecial 1elc-
gram to the BEE. The democrats and
greenbackers of this city and county fused
to-day and nominated a full ticket, including
the following district Judges w. l.. Reed,
j. NJ. st. John and Crom Bowen. No en-
thISiaSm is manifested. as the republican
majority in this district IS about fifteen hun
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-12
Several reonle injured.

MILWAUKEE, Sept. sll.-A collision oc-
.curred this morning on the Burlington Il
Northern railroad at Potosi. III. Two en-
gines and several cars we're wrecked. Train
Dispatcher Hyde, uf IaC:osse, ans several
passengers We're iniufca,
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-12
Dead-Iock unhrolrcn

MILWAUKEE, Sept ll.-After nearly two
weeks balloting, the Second Congressional
District Democratic convention to-day ad-
iourned until Monday, the deadlock remain
ing unbroien. The 16Srd ballot stood: A.
X. Delany IL, Patrick O'Meara Ii.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-12
Work For American shipwrights.

WAsmISGroS, Sept 1l,--By this evenings
mail advertisements are sent to the press by
the nayy department inviting proposals for
variety OF work and material in connection
With the new navy. American ship builders
are invited 10 submit proposals for tine con-
struction OF one cruiser of about 1000
tons, one OF about 3,700 tons, one heavily
armed gun-boat of about 100 tons, and ono
cruiser OF about 4, 400 tens.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-12
A Great Trotting Purse

CHICAGO, Sept l1.-[special Telegram to
the BEE.l-The Washington Park club has
offered special sweepstakes of $500 each for
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-12

Nebraska aud iowa Weather.
Tor Nebraska and loga: Fair weatacf;
nG4i!y Siau3a.Fy ie;up;rstare.
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Chapter Of Fatal Uasunlt,es

Il
Secretary Bayard has received a des-
patch from the United States Consul a,
Port Stanley, Falkland Islands, oivipe
an account OF Q slip of peat, which
killed man and boy and caused a
heavy loss In property.
| A scaffold. on which Elk masons were
Engaged In the erection of q new Cathc,
lie church In Chicago, broke down yes
terday afternoon, precipitating the me o
TO the ground. They were all badly in,
ijured.
| Brother Bon aventure, of the Order OF
81. Francis Xavier, WAS drowned on
M onday evening while trying to rescue
party who had been thrown into Lake
| NaDonassett, Massachusetts, by the up-
| setting oftheir boat. He rescued SEVEN
year-ola boy, and then started to swim
to the boat, cliDging TO which were
three men, but he was seized with q
oramp and sank be fore assistanc CO con Id
be rendered. The other parties we're
saved Brother Bonaventura was in
charge OF st Peters Parochial School.
In Lowell. He was known to the world
IA WIN. Guthrie, was q native OF Ken
lucky, and 26 years old.
A heavy wind and rain storm visited
the vicinity of Aberdeen, Oak ,ta, on
ruonuay, ana swept over q nifty IN lie
radius. doing more damage than any
previous storm. At Newark four DOE.
sons were killed and ore fatally i'm
)ured. Among the victims we're the
wife and child of john Cakes, and
mrs. Waite The names OF the other
p 'rsnns were not ascertained
Mrs Felix Bfoussard, of New Iberia
Louisiana, threw herself under train
ON MnndhU niohf Ii
was widow and 80 years old. She had
bsen sufferer for a number OF years
feom neuralgia, and WAS also a som
nambulist. 1t is supposed that she was
In somnambulistic state at the time
OF the occurrence.
The storm in Marion County, West
Virelnia, ON Monday night, was very
severe. Dunkard Mil Run rose sud-
denly and the entire family of John
Souderly. consisting of his wife and
-FOUR children, were rowned.
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full, sunshiny face, and make the hes,
of the food set before him, as 1t is the
wife's duty to keep the house in order
and prepare the meals regularly.
But the ordinary husband does no,
seem 10 unde rstand how his wife ap-
preciates q word of p aise.
If she prepares some dainty dish tc
tempt his appetite. he is too careless to
note how eagerly she waits to know il
he likes it.
Appreciation is one of the best in
centives the world affords.
After the labors incident to the pre-
paration of a meal. how it seems to res,
a woman to hear her husband say
"How nice and light your biscuits
are" or "Wife. this meat is cooked to
suit my taste" and other words OF
commentator.
A few words of approval repays her
for her trouble.
just try this for once, careless hus-
band, and see if your wife face does
not light up,and all traces OF WEAKNESS
disappear on the instant.
Oh, think of the many things you
can do 10 brighten her life.
"A little appreciation by one she loves
goes good way toward making wo-
man happy.
Many weary mother drags out her
life unappreciated, scarce finding a
word of sympathy from her husband.
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Ri0TlNG RENEWED IN BELFAST.
Clesyeand's Holiday.

PROSPECT HottfyE. N. Y, Aug II :
The Presidents party arrived here at
O'Clock this afternoon, after q continu-
GUS and uneventful tide from Albany.
The midnight train, on which they left
Albany last night, wal AN hour late 10
reaching Platts ourgh. Upon reaching
Rouse's Point this morning the party
were within mile and half of the
Canadian line. A special engine and
single baggage car were coupled to the
Presidents car at the Point, and it was
quickly pulled out of sight greatly to
the Rstonish n eut of several enterpri-
sing gentlemen who had been sitting up
ell night watching for that car with the
determination of sticking closely to 1t
until it reached Its destination. At
MORA, on the Ogdensburg and Lake
Champlain Railroad, q dozen miles be
yond Malone, the special was au itche d
off on the Northern Adirondack Rail.
road and was drawn into the Wilderness
distance of thirty-iour miles
AS the President and his wife stepped
upon the platform OF their car 10 leave
the train, the MORA Brass Band began
to play, and an hour later, when the
regular train came along, the band was
still playing. A seven miles stage ride
brought the party to Paul Smiths and
and st. Regis Lake. Mr.. Smith pro-
yided lunch, and the party, without
leaving their carriage, ate the second
meal of the day, while waiting for the
exchange of horses. Seventeen more
miles of carriage riding brought them
TO the Saranac Iun, formerly the Pros
pect House, and they were given quar-
tere In q cottage adjoining this hotel.
They will take their meals with other
guests In the public dining room. t.
night, 81 Mrs. Cleveland's request, the
whole party we're rowed over the LAX g
by two trusty guides.
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A Word TO Husbands

Much of the household peace de-
ponds upon the husband and father.
Children are close observers and
apt imitators Of their elders
Should the father be addicted to the
habit of taultfinding, especially in re-
gard to the food set before him at meal
time, and the weary, discoura ged
wite-in the vain attempt TO defend
her reputation as cook-arouse his ire
by making excuses, then the children
Of the family will be listening 10 an
angry TRADE; or, what is worse, a
quarrel Cf the mother has not COM
plete control of her temper) and of
course they will be apt to follow the
example set before them, and discord
will reign in the household
That is not an attractive picture of
home life, yet in some families such a
scene is enacted almost every day.
Men often mar the happiness of
wives and children by fault finding,
and surely they gain nothing to their
own peace of mind by indulging in it.
1t is Just as much the husbands duty
to sit down to the table with cheer
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-18
RUSSELL'S
BEE HIVE"
800 Market Street,

The last call on Midsummer
Goods, a desperate mark
down.
Parasols reduced in price for
the last time this season.
Balance of Stock of Eeige and
Cream Lees down.
A few Lace Collars down 10
half price. -.=-.
FANS. FANS. Price is nc
object. We want the money
and not ,he fans.
A few broken lines of Corsets
Not all yes. Your choice al
one-half price.
The last mark down ON Sun
mer Hosiery and Gloves. Some
at half and some three-fourth
prices. Our loss and your
gain.
Crinkle Stersuckers marked
down.
Light Sateens down one.halt
price. Thin Summer Dress
Goods down, regardless o.
value.
25 gross of Ball. Pearl Buttons
Gown ION 25 to Is cents.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-18

NOrICE-LeT THIS BE a Re-
mINDER.-n you have the proper
SnoIey ana spirit about you, no doubt you
OWE or to lay BY part Of your earnings '.for a
lainy day" You can save II you desire 10
40 so. No matter what the aacrifice. make
sne snort, and your family will reap the
The franklin Loan Association ofters q
nne opportunity to investors or borrowers
lust now, as q ne Nv series Of stock is offered
ioe sale az ($D one dollar per share. books
this, and cali on "' VI
WILLIAM E. HAWKINS. Secretary.
pzo-Wessa No. 7l2 Market street.
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Is 1t Suicide or A ccident .

YOUNGSTOWN, Pa Aug. 16 This af
ternoon Mrs. Trabert, the wife of Pro
lessor w. 1rabert, was instantly killed
BY being behaaded by the oars on the
Pennsylvania Railroad. 1t is difficult
to say whether it was an accident OF
suicide. A witness says she reached
under the cars to get lump of coal,
when the car started and run over her
neck. She has often threatened to kill
herself on account of ILL treatment at
home. and when she left home this
morning, 1t is asserted, she said she
would not return,
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had a Dreadful CouRh.

a1d Ia eed o considerable amount oil
blood and matter; bes ides, was 8, very
thin, and SO weak l could scarcely &c
about the house. This was the case OF
a man with consumption arising from
liver complaint. He recovered his
health completely by the use of DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
Thousands of others bear sim liar ties Il
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