FRANK H. WILSON,
Fire, Tornado ami Cyclone Insurance,
Office, Basement of Bank of Cav Couuty,
PLATTSMOUTH, : NEBRASKA,
Queen Insurance Company, of Liverpool.
Washington. Fire ami Marine Insurance Co., of 1'oston.
Commercial Union Aimance Company, of London.
Western Assurance Company, of Toronto, Ont.
Telegraphic
tablislrug an extra watch oa tie chan
nels through which tickets are given
out. The sergeant at arm, it is said
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has bwn warned by the f rieuda of oth
er candidates to increase his precautions
against all conceivable means of ingiess
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to the ball. lie has reported that there
is no possible chance for claqucrs to
CONGRESSIONAL.
get in pave by ticket. If they have
tickets, Bright eajs be has, of course.
no means of preventing their entrance
There appears to be no doubt that the
tickets held by the Massachusetts dele
gates will be placed where they will do
the most good.
Closing Days in Congress.
Capital, - ...
Total Assets, -
Total losses paid since organization,
$ 4.S00 000
20.100 000
52.047 090
The Fitz John Porter Case.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
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Reliable Insurance Careful Underwriting and prompt attention
guaranteed.
Western Assurance Co.,
I OF
'Toronto, tint.
A. M. H.viilf, J.J.K.v, A. V. IHa.D.
Presiieni. ia-i.iP;i::i; Dir. Supt. Agencies.
I'XITKII M TAT KM TUl'NTKIX
J.W Ul. II. tillhvt, of Wi!M;llin & Union, Million
laoiilnsliip l.llio,) f iilk.
Win. A. BuotU, PreM.ieuL 1'liinl :ili-mal
Hunk, New York.
Arthur B. Graves, rrcsiiicm St. NuMioias
liuak. Mew Vork.
?. V . Jl.iy.'f. General Agent, Milwaukee, Vi
UNITED STATUS .BRANCH
AS KT".
Culled Stiiit i perci-nt register
ed KiniJ--
United St.ilei 4 per cent registers.!
Bond 218,210 u
New York Ceutral & lhi.i'im Kiver
lfciiiroau !( is Ifi.uno On
Georgia iStale Kimils 7,..0u no
Cash deposited liix.il; of Miis-
Mippi 13,'MNt
Cash iu Hank ... l-o.HT'..bi
Premiums in cour-e. ol collection.. lu-'.i.ui..7i
i-TAiiiLi n i:s. s sm,M7.D-2
Ke-Insurance reserve y.;;fi.3l
til paid ll-Ses "0 1ii.2:i
Other liabilities ? .WUU 8:i
Surplus In United Stales..
5 : 09,003.73
Premium Jec-'iiti i;i fulled States, 107110
issj, Inclusive,- $o,:aj;ic2;s
Total Fire los-e, paid in I'uiteil StteH.l74 to
IS-;i, lulUHive 3.:i!.i,5:iri.ijt
Isaac svi:i:rsK, a. w. iumok.
I'reMdeut. Secretary.
FRANK K. SWKETSEK. Vice-Priddent.
Washington
Fire una Marine Insurance Goinpaiij
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BOSTON.
STATEMENT, JAN. 1, 1884.
t ASSETTS.i
H.uik Stock S 401,043.87
. ily iI Boston Ponds IXi.VOU.OO
Uniird Mitles " 170.8S7..rjO
i i.r.'ad mocks ami Hondo, 4lo,i3,(0
iiosluu U is- Liijlit 'o.StOCk, 5.500,i0
Loans on iMdi'lK:)" 84.000,00
('(llaieiai 1"il',4o0,00
Mailne Premium iSotes, :i".su3.7i
: I' iniuiih in coarse of C'olVn ;s.7iu.i:i
nu oa 1. ami tJj,4;H,o5
01 lic-r.ss ts(ai-eruedlut.c) t ,744,00
fitSU.S ASHKTS... $1,595,500.34
LIABILITIES.
Ijoss-s' reported supposed$l 13,4 12.00
uen vel for Kein.-airance, 2i.2i.30
All oilier Liabilities, 21.57I.X!
Tne Democratic Convention.
Gltoss LIABILITIES, except Capital $3M5.22. G2
Surplii-1 regards Policy-holders, $1,200,207.72
raid-up .filial 1,000,0(-o.ch
Net Surplus, J200.2f)7.7z
WESTERN DEPARTMENT,
174 SALLE STREET, CHICAGO
I'll EI). S. JAMES. General Agent.
Tn szzicuxce Co
OF
11 VI2K POOL.
Seiul-arinuHl statem-nt of tlie United States
brauch ou ilteW day of December, lo-i.i.
JOSEPH M. ROGERS. Manager Western De
cpartment, Chicago, 111.
Assets in the United States.
COMMERCIAL UNION,
oTCsres co..
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OF
'h Items S
lteal Estate, Unincumbered
United (States Bond
Other Securities
Other Items
18.083 or,
3.r'2,.1:Mi l
l,eit!,M..:tli
24.041 65
1,752.207 89
Liabilities in the United States.
Losses Unadjusted ami
in Suspense 133.9TrJ 20
All other Claims against
the Company 4,070 75
143.010 95
Amount necessary to re
insure all outstanding
risks 776,072 42
Net surplus iu United
aates hj,i:i
$1,7.2,207 8:)
Ket Surplus In United States Dee. 31
1882 "2
Losses paid since Organization S.iHXi.yi.'s n)
LONDON.
UNITED STATES BRANCH:
37 and 39 Wall Street, - NEW YOKK CITY
Alfkei Pull.. Resident Manager.
Chas. hEWAiL, AeeiKt.tut Manager.
WESTEKN DEPARTMENT:
157 and 15U LaSalle St.. - - CHICAGO, ILL.
C. F. Mullins. Resident Secretary.
UNITED STATES BRANCH
STATEMENT JAN. 1st, 1884.
Keecrve for toial liabilitiee. Includ
ing re-msuranee in United States $1,337,134 24
et mil pins jacuary isi, ise-j
990,501 80
Asset held In the United States... $2,327,636 04
Income. 183 $1,625,934 55
Expenditures. 1883...... 1.501,120 08
Surplus Income in U. S.. 1883 184,814 47
Total losses paid by this Company
since organization $37,715,624 00
All losses In the Western Department paid
pr-'inotlv through the Branch Oltice. 157 & 159
LaSalle St.. Chicaeo.
ELKHORN
SALOON !
HEAD QtJ ARTIRSrFOK
ALE, WINES BEER AND CIGARS
OSd Kentucky Whiskies,
IMli:TED AVINES,
MUMM'S EXTRA DRY CHAMPAGNE,
NATIVE AVIXES,
ST- LOUJS BEER
A.Iwsays 11 clraugflit .
jbl nKES of cigars
ALWAYS IX STOCK, AT
THE ILKHOEH
PLATTSMOUTH, XEC.
Fitzgerald Bloclc
3. w. iBUMs:asririBK,
Commission Merchant,
A N D
Blligliest Casli price paid, for
jBiTjaranKiffi ierrs.
-An nneiceliod line of FLOUR always in stock,. corner 6th an
Main Streets, opposite First National Bank.
PLATTSMOUTH, -r - , NEBRASKA. rWmwu their Tiguo aoa
E- W. COOK. M. D-
Physician and SrnoF.ON,
OFFICE At Fishek's Ditto Stoke.
Plattsmouth, Nebraska.
Washington, After reading
the journal the chair laid before the
senate the Fitz John Porter veto mes
sage, which was read, the question
beirifc'. "Shall the bill pass not withstand
ing the objections ot the president."
The yeas and najs were taken without
debate aud resulted in a tie vote, yeas
37, nays 27. Two-thirds not voting in
the affirmative, the bill failed to pass.
The vote in detail s:
Yeas Bayard, Beck, Brown, Butler,
Call, Cameron (Pa.), Cockrell, Coke,
Fair, Farley, (jarland, George, (jroome,
Hampton, Harris, Hoar, Jonas, Jones
iFla.), Maxey, Morgan, Pike, Pugh,
Hansom, Sewell, Vauee, Vest, Voor
hees. Xays Aidrich, Allison. Blair, Bow
ea, Cameron (Wis.), Conger, Dawes,
Dolpu, Edmunds, Hale, Aarrisou, Haw
ley, Hill, IngallB, Lapbam, Logan, Mc
Millan, Mitciiell, Morrill, Palmer, Piatt,
Plumb, Sawyer, Sherman, VanWyck,
Wilson. 27.
Mr. Davis, from the committee on
appropriations, repor;ed the fortifica
tion bill with amendments. Ordertd
printed.
Mr. Jones (Xev.), explained that he
had been necessarily absent during the
vote on the Fitz-John Porter till and
if he bad been iu the chamber he would
have voted in favor of the bill becom
ing a law, notwithstanding the presi
dent's objections.
Mr. Blair, from the committee on
education and labor, reported favorably
the bill to legalize the incorporation oi
the national trades union. Calendered.
The resolution offered yesterday by
Sherman was agreed to, providing for a
session of the senate to-morrow (July 4).
A resolution was agreed to authoriz
ing the appointment of a committee of
five senators to examine into the capac
ity of steel-producing works in the
United States to make steel for guns of
high power, plate suitable for war ships,
and into the character and sufficiency
of the tools in the navy yard and foun
dries suitable for the manufacturing of
engines for such vessels and sea coast
defenses. Also to inquire cs to the
best method of manufacturing the
same, whether by government or con
tract with private parties.
The 6euate insisted upon its amend
ments to the sundry civil bill, and or
dered a conference.
A COCK-EYE COX.TIuaCY.
Chicago. Jaly 3. Certain members
of the committee of arrangements for
the democratic convention profess to
have discovered a conspiracy on the
part of the friends of Benjamin But
ler, to get up a grand demonstration
for "The Cock-Eyed Man of Destiny
with a view to nominating him by
clamor and entusiasm.
AFTER THE STYLE OF BLAISE'S SELEC
TION. It is known that it is the intention of
the trades assemblies and labor unions
to give Butler a rousing welcome, but
the investigation of the committee meu
is said to have developed further that
an effert is to be made to take the en
thusiasm into the convention hall
How this is to be done is not related
by the committee men, but outsiders
sav that Butler's friends aie in com-
mmunication with delegates and oiherj
entitled to tickets, and that they are
endeavoring to buy them at pretty
eteep figures. This staement chimes
with the information that
THE GENERAL'S BAKREL
has already arrived at the Palmer
house. It is further given the air cf
plausibility by the mysterious acts of
Col. Plympton, General Uu tier's agent
Piympton ha3 a room at the Palmer
house, but be is seldom there. A pile
of papers and miscellaneous odds and
ends is theonly indication of occupan
cy which greets the visitor to Xo. 214.
Many call but few find Plympton in.
Those who have watched his move
ments report that he is in close commu
nication much of tne time with
SECRETARY SHBIVELY,
of the recent rnti-monopoly conven
tion. Secretary Sbrively has been in
the city for several weeks strengthen
ing the intrenchments of the labor and
trades aiscnbly fortifications. What
ever truth there is in these rumors, that
strong endeavor is bein? made to
POAK THE CONVENTION FOB BBTLEB.
j,hoee who have charge of the tickets 1
t:o. S. SMITH,
ATT"RNEY AT LAW. Will practice in all
Courts of the Stat. oiuce in r itzgei iu ijiock
pi.vrraMOUTii,
K KUKASKA.
ALLKN UKKHON. A. X.SU.MVhX
IIUCSO.V & SILLIVa,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Will Rive prompt
attention tuii'l huMne.ss intrusted to them. Ot-
lice in L nion JSlock, bast side.
PLATTSMOUTH - KKU11A8KA.
FRANK H. WILSON,
Basement of Bank of Cass County.
Cokxek Sixth and Main Stmkets.
ITOTARY PT7BLIO
rarticnlar attention irived to the preparation
of paper for Caveats, Talents and Registration
of ira.de Murks aud Labels.
Justice of the Peace.
Elm wood Xeb
Collections a specialty and gives
prompt attention. P. O address Klin
wood Neb.
1) 11. a. NAIiIhlil'Kl ,
DEllTTIST.
Jffice over Smith, Black & Co's. Drug Store.
First class dentistry at reasonable prices, 231 y
M. O'DONOHOE
ATTORNEY AT LAW Jb NOTARY PUBLIC.
Fitzgerald's Block,
PLATTSMOUTH. - NEBRASKA
Agent for Steamship lines to and from Europe.
dl2wo2ly
1 t. XV. U. PiCUIl.l4..KCIlT,
Practicing Physician.
Office. Corner Main and 7th Streets.,
PLATTSMOirrn, ------ nebraski.
K. K. LIYIXliiMTOX. 91. !.,
PHYSICIAN & BUKOKON.
OFFI HOURS, from 10 a. m., to 2 p. m.
Exaniin. ir Surgeon for U. S. Pension.
OK. . JULln.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Can be found by calling at bis office, corner 7th
and Main btreets, iu J. 11. Waterman's house.
PLATTSMOUTH. NKBKASKA.
JAM. . MATHF.WM
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office over Baker & Atwood's store, south side
of Main between 6th and (ith streets. lilt I
HTHUIIK Al CL.HJ4.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Will practice In all
the Courts iu the State.
DUtrict Attorney and Notary Public.
Wlkli . IVIHK,
COLZ.ECTIOJV3 H 81PCIAZ,11.
ATTORNEY AT LAW. Real Estate, Fire In
surance and Collection Agency. Office Union
block Plattsmouth Nebraska. 22m3
l. 11. WIIEISLKR A CO.
LAW OFFICE, Real Kstate, Fire and Life In
surance Agents. Plattsmouth, Nebraska. Col
lectors, tax -payers. Have a complete abstract
of titles. Buy and sell real estate, negotiate
loans. &e. t5y 1
JAMES K. HOKltlSOX.
Notary Public.
ATTORNEYAT LAW. Y :i practice in tass
at id adjoining Counties ; gives gpecia: attention
to collections and abstracts of title. Ollice in
Sherwood Block. Plattsmouth, Nebr:uka.
17V 1
HOItKKT II. WiSDHAM,
Notary Public
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office over Carruth's Jewelry store.
Plattsmouth. - Nebraska.
M. A. HARTiCAN,
li A W Y B K .
Fitzgerald's Block. Plattsmouth Neb
Prompt and careful attention to a general
Law Practice.
K. DltESSLEK,
Merchant Tailor.
PLATTSMOUTH. - - - EB.
Dr. C. A. Marshall
' ..Successor to Clutter & Marshall.)
Preservation of natural teeth a specialty.
Teeth extracted without pain by use of
Laughing Qas.
AH work watranttd. Prices reasonable
Fttzokbald Block. - Plattsmouth
Important to Travelers.
Special inducements are offered vou
by the Burlington route. It will pay
you to read their advertisement to be
fnnnd lwhr in thin fsmi. 47tf
Spearhead tobacco is si' the go dcv,
All chewers seem to be anxious to get
that farm, which will btt trlven awav
in J nne nxt. Call at Matt Schlegel'g
for a circular. ltf
Monev saved by buying hand made
brooms, ssk your dealer for them.
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