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EDWAKD kOSEWATEB, Editor ad PTop'r.
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TERMS OF SUKSCBIPTIOS:
One ropr. one J. !, 2gZrlj
It Tnnntha. in ad ranee..
440
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three mentlis W adranea-
BST If not paid in adTance, H pax mm
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LEADIN6 HATTER !
Best Goods,
Farnham St-
GrandoSrtrtl Hotel. OjVlAiiA.
OMAHA BUSINESS DKECTOBtT
CEA3KEB MASDFAOrORT.
McUureA SinltU. 183 Usrney stieet. tat.
lltU and Ulh. "
GLAS3 AKD PICTUEB FittMEB
JBelnhart, ISO !u lu street, daUer In
.window glass udpiauIruji, (Hazing
done to order. B-2U
BOOTS AED SHOES.
Philip Lang, 155 Farnhain St. bttweeo 10th
till5U. IsbUfl
C0HFECTI0SEBT.
HL. Lstey. comer 12th and Douglas slrots,
ni nufcturer and wholesale deitar U
rand'rs and con eaioner j . Country trada ae
llcetaL PlU
COAT. DE1LEF8
Fland A FJlUt. coal, linn, ceaaen flair -
1J1 FarnUam it. leblsnil
DRUMIBT.'.
J A. R-eder, druggist, corner l2tu ad llar
. neysu
PAW1T B10IEB.
-M r Elgutter, No. 200 Farnham it. el7ll
LAUTOBY.
Ajfw laundry opened at 511 11th Jt tt
Farnham and Douglas. The washing and
ironing will be done to order, first class work
FATHTER8.
Lehman A Bard, tone and sign .jialntrrs,
10th at. bet. F.rnhamnnd Harm-?., jOta
SOAP VkQtOVT.
Premium Soap Work;. uvel A Co, atlU
masu arture their P.emium Kp. Fle
nrt premiums awarded by the Dougla county
and fatale lairs, and Pottawattamie county, U.
Orders solicited from the trade.
fcl ' AlTOKHEia.
' e. ESTABUOJK. n. M. FKASClT
I a ESTABR00K& FRANCIS
I ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Rr OFFICE Creutbton Block, Omaha, Neb.
B tuchZlU
B DEXTER L. THOMAS,
AUornej" awl 'JCmmsAor at Law.
-fcOFFIOE-Booai S? Mxachsr's Block.
B OMAHA - - NEB.
l' JOHN JV. LYTLE,
I SL-- lttoniert-Law tad Solicitor la
' Eqaitr.
0FFI0L -Ots Pint Hatlomal Bank,
j? mal-tf
,' PAKKE GODWIN,
Attorney at law.
, I' (Campbell's BKek.)
: 5031-2 THIBTEESTH STREET. OMAHA
f 26 lm
, r A. BliDWIS 0'IM.
BALBWIS O'KBIESr.
rV ATTOENSYSLAW
03ce Caldwell Block, Douglas Street,
OMAHA. - - - - NEBKAWA.
sVa
JOHN C. CO.VIN,
eVttomoy. olioitor
AXD COUNSELOK.
prrjCE-CttEIOKTON'S BLOCK,
0KAIIA, SIBBASKA.
tcarfitf
T. W. T. Bichards,
Attorney at Law,
Office 510 13th St., bet. Faraha.
and DoHglas, Osaaa. Nek.
P 0. Box 80 KHU
O. II. HALLO ED. B. GLASGOW.
Ballon & Glasgow,
ATTORNEYS ATLAW.
Office n Crsigt.ioo's new block, southeast eor
i, floor.
OMAHA. frgB
SAVAGE & MANDERSON,
Attorneys at Law,
22 FAENHAM BTBJtAT.
JAMES W. StAOK,
Omaha, Nebraska.
N. J. BURNHAM.
ATTORXEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
LAW, -
No. 200 Farnham Btreet
OMAHA - NEB.
mthSOIt
J. S. SHROPSHIRE,
Attorney- at-:Law
Eoom 9, Viischer'a Block,
OMAHA,
NEBB.
j. a. srao. o. a. raUTtainis
SPAUN & PRITCHEH,
Atteraejs vi Couaselen at Law.
Offlre. 506 Twelfth Street.
aJM. Ixwi Bat ana. Omaha, Nab.
G. W. AMBROSE,
A.ttoT3DeT " " m X r
BEDICK'S OFEKA. MUSE
OMAHA
1TEB.
arStf
JOHS K. KKLI.KT.
Attorney - Counselor at Law
OSee-Koota 2, Creljhton Block, I . OKAIA.
COLIXCTIOSS SOUCITED AND FBOITPT
ly atteoded to. No charge unlaaa ooliafr
lloasarewadc Homes to let nd rente coj.
Kted. Real estate boa get and sold. pl7U
W. J. GONNELL.
Oouxiti0llort,kiwr
AND
iiftrict Attonef far Seeaai Ja4
kUI Dittrlet.
Ot-Hcs-Smth alia of Farnnaat, ena
uh aoi uih fU., opwlto Cwat Inn.
&W Mb.
MakgES Swdesham, has
MWlMreSXbe ezunpl
tampR
Morton, in pronouncing
-Miff (folrVSJEnBenwnTmlhlloflftl'
his name in connection 'with the
United States Senatonhi)
rabbit
Now thatHajor Balcombe has be
come a ra ember of Doctor John
son' bodyguard, me !"'"
arnihirirJtld to Its share .Qf prist-
J3SBi:
The Herald remonstrates with
the Champion Sportsman now in
our midst, against the slaughter or
innocent birdd, but the author of
these humane sentiments will not
object to eating a few of the slaught
ered innocents at the Sportsmen's
Club supper. "j
' Dealers in fresh roasted peanuts
will regret to learn that the Treasu
ry Department decides that peanuts
not being exempt from duty under-
the provision in the act of June 6,
1872, for "fruits" are held to be du
tiable at the rate of one cent per
pound under the special provision
thereof contained in the 11th sec
tion of the act of SOth, 18G4.
Accordino to the Washington
Chronicle Colonel Mosby has com
menced his campasgn in Virginia
for Congress, A few dayssince him
self and one of his opponents had a
very animated discussion at Salem,
Fauquier county. It was rather in
teresting one party used a carriage
whip and the other a cane. Old
Virjrinia blood, was aroused. The
"discussion was interfered' with by
friends. 'If the campahjn continues
in this Old Virginia style, it prom
ises to be interesting. - - - -
An indUcrtminate daughter In
clothing- and gents furnishing
goods "Yegardleas of prices'at 206,
Farnham street Fine linen arid
chevolt shirts of our own make at
$2.00 and $2.50 ach.
Jiaiiroad Jtekela,
bQugbt and sold by P.Sottheimer.
Broker, at29G Famfcam street.
Unredeemed Ftedgea for Sale.
may ly2G
Hamlet Orum,
9th street between Jones and Learenworth ata ,'
OMAHA, - NEBRASKA.
T-F,rSTHE MOST COMPLETE ASSjOKT
, IV ujet of Ladles' and G;nU" straw hats, trim.
Bied and untriinraed. ParssoU: I"iqaes, Msr
sellies. Nainsooks and ill kinds of l'ry Goods,
Ladies' and GanU' Boots, etc My line of Dry
Goods is Complete. Selling ouljr for" CASH, 1
am able to UNDERSELL any other Dealer in
the City. Our PKICESare LOWElt than erer
heard of liriore. myl4-3in-pl
ENOCH HENNEY,
Justice of the Peace
Office oyer tho mate Bafak', corner f Farn
hsm and Ulli streeU. je 1
BENTISTBr.
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vBBB
OFFICE. No. 232 FARNHAM ST.
CF STAIRS,
Bat 13th &UthSts, OHAHA,
Vw-Oliltwt j.ractlclnif T)nllKts lu Ibecity
DR. A. S. BILLINGS!
DENTIST,
B84 JPafcXTaTi mm m
Beu and 14th, op Italrs.
raath aatracted without paio, by use of Ni
trous Ozida Gas.
Mljac onra ataU hoa afitf
uraioal H.01
I. VAN CAM13 M. D.
Plain ii his own aeddnea, and besides
reruUr practice, snakes spedalttlos of Deran
aunts and Diseases Peculiar to Women, Flatu
U, Piles and other piseaaea of the Bectum.
Orncs : Cjrner Farnham and 14th stresU,
rat door to the rkrht. up stair. Bcjidenc,
210 Douglss street, between 1 and Wb, qext
to Lutheran Church, Omaha, 'Neb. Addraa
Lock Bos 3 . jsntldawf
UU8$ . K- VA OKHCO0K
Eoleotio Physician-
Baaldenea and oSce K0 Dodge st bet 14th and
ISth U.
Special attention paid to obsUtrles and din.
peculiar to women ana enimren. rn.
California House.
FilTZ HAFSKR, Prop'r.
No. 170 DouglssBlreet, corner 11th, Omaha,
Nebraska. Board by the day pr week.
June 1, yl
F, A. FJSTEKS.
Saddle and Harneis Maker,
AN l GAKKUGE TRIMMER,
He. 974 Farailiaama .M4.15tklUa.
A LI. orders and repairing promptly attended
rt. to and satisfaction ruarranieea
rCash ruid for hides.
ap39rl
EDWAKD KUEHL,
XAGISTKR OF THE aMCPAHTBD.
I. 48 lOji Et, letwtaa raraiasi k larasy.
WilHy tlja aid of fuardfaa iplriU, obtain
r any one a iew of Ae past, fr&jnj aBd fu
tuie. No fees charged in cases of sickness.
apWtl
wiWsIAX SEXAUEB.
239 Fanltaa Itwet,
OaaUi Vaa
HJMIlTnRBjraDIN
100,000 ACXUCSI
XI0E PABMIHQ LAVS IV VEBEASXA8
500 HABSConiPlaceLote!
HOUSES ANDLOTS In the dty of Omaha,
ioraalecheaaandon cood terms.
OOSS M1XI. .
Real estate hroker,ofice oxer Jtackey's store,
on Pnlfl- st. opposite new poatogcw srJOsss
SSS Harney atreet, betwaaa lUh and 15th.
Ctartaff
Wage Maklac
i.iu " la the latest and
pawaaauwBaaawaaaw2a .
ui
appgvsJ pattern.
H0B8E SHOEING AND BLACCSHITH1NU
yrttaairlCMrja-Uap.
fM4ATM
VmGrBTT'
Washington, June 19.
Several Senators to-dayendeav-
have the bills on the
dar rallied un for nassatre. but Mr.
Edmonds objected and the morn
ing hour business proceeded.
Mr. Anthony from the commit
tee on printing called on the Rouse
resolution to print 2,500 copies of
Professors Haj-den's report on cre
taceous flored of the west; passed.
Mr. Boreman moved to reconsid
er the vote by which a bill tc pro
vide government for the District of
Columbia, was passed. He ex
plained that according to his under
standing the bill did not exempt
church property from the three per
cent tax levied by the bill, which
lie argued should be done.
Mr. Allison said the committee
intended tax to be levied on
church property the same as any
other and defended the provision.
Mr. Boreman's motion .was on
motion of iir, Thurman tabled
without discussion.
Mr. "Wright of the judiciary com
mittee reported without amend
ment, the House bill to abolish the
western district of Arkansa;
placed on the calendar.
.Mr. Patterson of tho committee
on.Territories reported favorably the
bill to organize a territary Aklaha
ma, and or better protection from
Indian tribes therein; placed on the
calendar.
Mr. Kelly from the committee on
mllitarv affairs reported favorably
the bill for the restoration of public
Innrla in the Sedirewick reservation,
a f Vilorada and Nebraska .to settle-
jnentjad entry; placedfn Jki cay
Ainlar. - J
- JkLawWrJghUjaJled.mi?o report
of the conference committee on me
finance bill made yesterday, aud
asked iio be disposed of, he hoped
immediately- N
Jar.) Flanaguu
port.
Mr. Edmunds favored the redis
tribution clause, but objected to and
argued against that abolishing the
reserves the banks are now obliged
to keep. , ,
Mr. WrigW-SaU this clause had
beeriawTrued upon by both Houses
bf Congress, In cap of a panic the
reserves ot the banks amounted to
nothing, an- t was unanimous
thought best to leave them out,
Mr. Sherman hoped the report
would be adopted.
The questions of paper money
.and return, to secie payment, have
been postponed.
Mr. Stevenson thought all could
stand on the report.
Mr. Thurman thought tho report
was the best obtainable this session.
Mr. Morton' said the abolition of
reseryes'wouJd sgt free over$30,000,
000, whloh at certain seasons to
move crops, would be of great re
lief. In unfinished business, the river
and harbor appropriation bill was
taken up. A number of amend
ments were reported by the commit
tee, butwero rejected. A number
were' concurred in; among the lat
ter, one providing that SI 5,000 of
the $200,000 appropriated for im
provements in tho .Mississippi river
between the Ohio and Illinois riv
ers, Hhfdl be expended between the
inouths'qfthe Jfjggri pud Illinois
rivers.
Fending the discussion, the Sen
ate went into executive session, and
took a recess until 7:30 p. ra.
HOUSK
After the transaction of a large
amount of routine business, Poland
withdrew his yesterday's proposi
tion j.q jfp tq the Speaker's table and
dispose of business thereon.
Mr. Whlteiy moved to suspend
the rules 'and pass the bill fixing the
limit of expenditure for the public
building at Atlanta at $250,000.
Mr. Garfield moved an adjourn,
ment, saying that ho considered it
his duty to prevent further appro
priation for public buildings; but
subsequently withdrew his motion,
when the bill passed.
Mr. Hooper moved to suspend the
rules and pass the joint resolution
impropriating three hundred dollars
for the purchase and restoration to
te family of Lafayette the watch
presented tp $8t oilier by George
Washington. In the course of der
bate it was mentioned that the
watch was now In possession of a
Texan gentleman, who obtained it
at A pawnshop in .Louisville, it hav
ing been ost in Nashville by Gen.
Lafayette,' Tp.ejojnt resolution was
passed.
Mr. Starkweather moved to pro
ceed to buslnoss on the speaker's
table and dispose thereof under two
thirds rule.
Mr. "Wilson, of Iowa, moved an
amendment by suspending rules
and proceeding to business on the
speaker's table and dispose of it un
der ordinary niajoiity rule; reject
ed, yeas, 138; naysj'ln.
Mr, Starkweather's 'motion was
then adopted without division.
After disposing of various execu
tive communications on the speak
er's table the business was Interrup
ted by Mr. Tyne8 from the appro-,
priation committee, who reported
an amendment to tho postofllce Ap
propriation bill.
The amendment restricting the
letter carriers to cities of 30,000 in
stead of 20,000 inhabitants, was car
ried, as also the amendment prohi
biting atjyprtjsements in "Washing
ton hoyspaptjis for. fcost rflufes, ex
cept those in Virginia a'ntl Mary;
lMDh Also the amendment prohl
biUngftp publication pf revised sta
tistics of the United S.tato Innewsr
papers at the Government's ex;
pouso,
The amendment to strike out the
Sroviso for the free transmission of
ae agricultural report was nqt con
curred In,
The amendment fixing the rates
of newspaper postage at four cents
a pound and at single paper at one
cent each and requiring prepay,
ment was discussed at length.
Mr. E. H. Roberts moved an
amendment by making the postage
c"U daily and weekly papers at one
cent per pound, on magazines two
eants pr pound, and argued in favor
of the amendment. He sajd news
papers asked no sympathy'but jus.
tice. He was confident the House
would not legislate against news.
papers out of spite, and as great as,
some public men might be, and as
longasnflgbttcthejrpubliclife.their
career was short as compared wftb,
the life of great newspapers. There
was none so great as he could aflbrd
tosneeratit. If the House chose
to leftsUte from spite, newspapers
W C I m I 11 Winiitail tfrm 4liam rVmatVai YullwHa
VNJ aTiSlte-iaJ.JVygTapli X
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uould be carried in outside mail?.
J-rlHlally Mr. Robert's amendment
was rejected and the benate amend
mentmodified so as to fix postage
"on periodicals and papers published
weekly or more frequently at one
and a half cents per pound ; on those
published more frequently three
cents per pound : and single peri
odicals not exceeding two ounces in
vj weignr
VyEe-cei
sStVi
nciguv, iui iciiu va- w -,7j
e-cent each ; periodicals weigning
two ounces, two cents eacn,
rates to be prepaid. The
amendment allowing newspapers
LjoE0 lififito subscribers within the
CUmil.7VWI4FI? IJUU113UCU, naa wu-
tho amendment al
lowing four pound packages to go in
mails; also the amendment making
the change in newspaper postage to
commence the 1st of January next.
The amendment requiring the
oath of publishers concurred in with
some amendments.
The amendment relating to sal
aries and classifying postmasters,
created a long discussion and was
finally non-concurred in.
All the Senate amendments non
concurred in, except the last, which
exempts the public documents from
pre-payment, and limits the rate of
postage to 25 cents.
Mr. Burchard moved to strike out
the portion relieving public docu
ments from prepayment on the part
limiting the 25 cents postage to doc
uments already printed.
Mr. Mills moved an amendment
by reducing the limit of postage on
public documents to ten cents each;
agreed, 124 to lir.
Mr. Burchard's amendment was
then divided and the part exempt
ing the public documents from pre
payment was rejected; other strik
ing out the limit of cheap postage
to documents already printed or
ordered; was agreed to,
Mr. Burchard then moved to
strike out the provision allowing
congressional records on any part
thereof go free through the mails;
agreed to, 100 to 63. The Senate
amendment as above modified was
then non-conjeured in, ayes 113
je bill now goes to' a conference
naysii9. ,
committee.
PsEKSicn.1-, June 19.
Tho single skull race between
Tenyck andcarlT, to be decided
AV4 WfuinAcixr Su f root In f- rnn-
opposed tho "reTgiderabie attention. ScharlThas ar
rived, and went into traluiug over
the course to-day. He is stopping at
the STw Cluiid HotokX Both men are
in'gbod condition. Heavy DettinS
to-day on ScaalT, who is the favorite,
at onothousand to eight hundred.
CABLEGRAMS.
Paris, June 19.
The Paris police seized only tho
New York Heralds of May thirty
first, which were for sale at the
Herald ofiiee in the Rue de Ki
osques. The French journals are
threatened with prosecution for the
reproduction of Rochefort's mani
festo. Rome, June 19."
The American Pilgrims have
scattered frofn. Rojne for the East
for recreation. Some of 'them have
.gone to Venice, and others to the
mountains in Italy. At the recep
tion by the Pope on Tuesday His
Holiness mentioned that proposals
had been received praliifttiFlgf. frora
exalted political personages looking
to a reconciliation between Papacy
and the Italian Government. He
declared, however, that he would
yield to nothing ; that any conces
sion on his part would be injurious
to the Church and to society.
Cardinal AntoneJU is suffering
from a'se'vere attack of gqufy and is
very weak.
Xondon, June 19.
The steamship Atricto, which
sailed from London February tenth
for Now Zealand, and when near
the Cape of Good Hope started back
on account of Injuries sustained, and
which started again from Plymouth,
April eighteenth, has arrived in
Alozo. A. large portion of her pas
sengers we're down with thp mea
slos, (hiring tne protraoted voyoge,
and thirty-two deaths occurred.
M. Roohefbrt reached this city
last evening. His arrival at the
Eastern station was unattended by
any demonstration.
In the Ascott races yesterday the
St. James' stakes of five hundred
sovereigns was won by Sir R. Bulk
ley's c. h. c. Loninus; the eleventh
row, Bennett-stake, of fifteen sover
eigns, by Mr. J. Johnson's b. c.
Tipster, and the gold cup, valued at
five hundred sovereigns, by Mr. H.
Beltmar's b. p. Drujd, beat jng Dons
ter and FJagoJet, "Betting before
the race was nine to four against
Boyard, eight to one against Dons,
ter and four to cue against Flago
let. Paris, June 19.
Jn tljp Assembly on Thursday,
the olaflse in the municipal organi
zation bill, giving to the largest tax
payers the right of membership, was
rejected. Yeas, 325; nays, 378.
The Left, the Bonapartists, and a
portion of the Right center, voted
with the majority. They regarded
the clause as an attempt to restrict
unanimous suffrage. This rejection
will probably prove fatal to the bill.
The anuounpc.raent of thp vote crea
ted considerable sensation.' M.
Fourton, Minister of the Interior,
has signified bis willingness to ae
oept a compromise, by giving the
Government the right to appoint
tho mayors of cities for terms
not exceeding three years. The
postal committee have approved
the report In favor of the American
postal convention, and tho Assem
bly will probably ratify the report
shortly without further discussion.
The Right Centre is negotiating
with the Right and with a portion
of the'lLoft Centre in thp jopp of
forming a new majority upon a
programme based on a bill submit
ted by M. Lambert de pt. Croix
qp thp lth. fnst., providing for the
consummation 'of Prpsjfjpnt Mac?
Mahon's power or the admission of
the second chamber, and conferring
the right upon President Mac
Mahon to dissolve both branches,
and tho appointment of his succes
sor by a joint convention of the two
chambers, .Negotiations, will proba
bly prove abortive
The Lelf Centre adhering to the
E revisions of M. Caslmer Perier's
ill, M. Dufauer Intends when the
bill of M Perier comes up for debate,
to distinctly own tho right that 335
deputies are prepared to demand a
(jlasojutjon f the Assembly, if the
organization pfa RnubUp 3 pre;
vented, M. Goulard is "very slert.
M. Paul De Caasagnad Is cited to
appear before the Court on Monday
.next, to answer to the charge of ln-
ClWig citizens to tne Hatred or eacn
Other,
The . American naval squadron,
at Mediteranian, is expected to be
long shortly to the Revecutal,
V
TELEGRAPHIC.
4 O'CLOCK P. M.
Ottawa, Oxt., June 19.
The times to day-has the follow
ing : An advertisement will be at
onee issued by the public works
department, inviting tenders for the
construction of a telegraphic line
across the continent. This an
nouncement is welcomed with en
thusiasm both by Canada and
.British Columbia.
New Haven, Conn., June 19.
Judge James F. Babcock, was
stricken with paralysis, at 10:30 a.
m. yesterday, and died att3:10p.
m. He was unconscious from
noon. He was appointed Judge of
the police court in 1SG1. He was
also collector of the port at one, time,
which position he held for eight
years. He took an active part in
tho Andrew Jackson movement.
Cincinnati, June 19.
There is intense excitement at
Ijawrenceburg over the murder of
the Bradley family. Circumstantial
evidence against -Vm. McDowel,
now in custody, has increased, and
a mob threatens to lynchhim. In
in his mother's house in Elizabeth
town there wero found bloody
clothes and wet shoes. His reply
on being questioned was, "I did not
do it." The trial will be continued
to-day.
New York, June 19.
Tho Herald this morning says
that Mullen's walking feat is a
faaud ; that the track on which he
walked was cut out one sixth of a
mile shorter than it was given out
to be ; and that Mullen did not walk
within twenty-three miles of the
hundred and fifteen purported to
have been walked by him on Mon
day last. The Herald claims that
"Weston is still champion of Ameri
ca"; the Graphic, however, awards
that honor to James Gordon Ben
nett. Providence, June 19.
The will of John Carter Brown
gives the Brown University S50.000
for the erection of a fire-proof libra
ry building, for which purpose he
had previously given a fund, now
amounting to $200,000, and a lot of
land worth $3,500. Mr. Brown also
bequeathed $25,000 to the Rhode
Island Hospital, $5,000 to Butler
Hospital, for insane $5,000, and to
the Redwood Library at Newport
$20,000. The bulk of his estate goes
to his children. Mrs. Brown, Robt
H. Hayes, Thos. R. J. Goddard and
George" W. It. Mattcson, arp 'named
as trustees in liis wjll.
.N ew i ork, J une 19.
The fifth day's races at Jerome
Park was poorly attended. The
first race was for a purse ot $500,
mile and a half heats, which resul
ted in a walk.a-way for Sandford's
Kadi.
The second race;xfor a purse of
$700, one and three-quarter miles,
and Mas won by Reynold's "Whis
per. The third racp, for a purse of $000,
for three year old fillies, mile and
three-quarter dash, brought out only
two fillies, Vanderbilt and Chris
tine; Vanderbilt won; time, 2:17.
The fourth race, handicap, steeple
chase, for a purse of $600, two miles
and a half; Bullet won, Tammany
second, Blind Tom third best; time,
4:281.
WA8mflTv. jMe19. "
The Senate amendment p the
postpffipe appropriation "111 fixing
the rate bf postage at four cents per
pound on newspapers and periodi
cals of all sorts, meets with great
opposition in the House and it is
criticised with a grpat deal of free
dom.'antl seveniP members of tho
House crltlclyo tlio situation as a
mixture of Ignorance and malice.
The committee on postofilces In
the House had a meeting this
morning at 10 o'clock to consider
the subject. They arg unanimously
oppose to tip yenatp amendment
concerning rates of postage. An at
tempt will be made to fix tho rate
of postage of printed matter atone
and a half or two cents for dally and
weekly newspapers and three cents
on periodicals published less fre
quently than once a week. At the
utmost the rates that will be estab
lished will not be over an average
of ten and one-half cents per pound.
San Francisco, June 18.
The Lord of Isles has arrived from.
China and. Japan.
The Pacific 'Jockey Club have de
cided to give a purse otWtwenty
five thousand dollars, in a running
race of four miles aud repeat, and
open to the world. Tho first horse
to recelvo thirteen thousand, the se
cond five thousand, the third four
thousand, and the fourth three
thousand. Allowance to be made
for horses from the cost and Europe.
Race to bo run In San Francisco
Novembor eleventh.
The steamer Vancouver arrived
at seven o'clock direct from Yoko
hama and Hong Kong.
On the ninth and tenth of May
Canton and "Whampoa were visited
by a severe thunder storm. Six
lives were lost by lightning. ' 'A'
proclamation has been issued con
demning the Chinese riot on tho
Fronohmon In Shanghai, alo or
dering the arrest and punishment
of the participants, and threatening
summary punishment for all future
similar occurrences. Four steamers
with two thousand Japanese on
board arrived at Amoy and com
menced to throw up earthworks.
The Lord of Isles brought one
thousand Chinamen.
New York, June 19.
About ton o'clock this morning a
row occurred in a drinkinc saoon
on the corner of Murray and Vfash
lngtoh streets, pver a game of dice,
between Henry Gill and Mortimer
Sullivan, when Gill drew a revolver
and shot Sullivan jn the head, the
boli taking etteet over.the left eye ;
thp murderer was captured after a
sharp chase. At the police station
hegave bis name as George Rob
bins, but bis right name is belevcd
to be Gill,
A special report to the Dally
Graphic from Staten Island says
says that about twelve o'clock yes
terday a fire broke out In the build
ing occupied by the "Washoe Tool
Company, at Elm Park lauding,
and the building and contents were
burned. The building belonged to
Courtland, Parker &. Tate, and was.
valued at two tyuidrejjT and fifty
thousand dollars; the Tool Co. lose
everything. The Company's office,
on the other side of the road, caught
flro and burned to the ground.
Houses a quarter of a mile away
paugnt fire from sparks, tat they.
Were' all put out before any damaga
was done. Loss very great; cause
unknown.
Philadelphia, June 19.
"Weston walked his fifty miles
yesterday in nine hours, fifty-six
minutes and fifty seconds, being
three minutes and ten seconds leas
than the limited time. The num
ber of spectators was much larger
than on the previous day.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Honey Market.
New York, June 19.
Money Freely ofl'ered at 23
percent.
Foreign Exchange Dull at nom
inal rates of 4SSV for sixty davs,
491 for sight. "
Gold Steady, opening sales at
111 to 111 now at 111.
Governments Dull and firm,
currency sixes. 114j; 10-40s regular
and coupon 114.
Stocks "Weak and feverish. Lake
Shore, "Western Union, Union Pa
cific, North Westeen, Rock Island
being the principal features. Erie,
27; W U 09j; Union Pacific 34;
P M 40. '
New York Produce Market.
New York, June 19.
BreadstufTs Better.
Flour Firmer, and a shade bet
ter for shipping brands.
"Wheat Strong, and higher prices
asked ; No. 1 spring, 1 4S1 50 ;
No 2 Chicago, 1 431 44 ; No 2
Milwaukee spring, 1 45 1 47.
Corn Firm ; Western mixed
afloat 60i81.
Oats Dull and nominal; "Western
mixed G1C2.
Rye Nominal.
Provisions Quiet, but generally
firmer.
Pork New mes, 17 2570 50.
Lard 110115.
Leather Steady.
Iron More active.
"Wool Firmer.
Chicago Produce Market.
Chicago, June 19.
Flour Dull, steady and unchang
ed. "Wheat Active, unsettled; open
ed firm, at lc higher, closed easier
at nearly Inside prices ; weak feel
ing; No 1, 1 20; No 2, 1 20il .'5;
closed 1 21 J: cash 1 2H1 221; June
closed 1 201 21J; July cloed 1 1 1;
August No 3, 1 1GJ; rejected 1 05;
No 2, new, 1 25.
Corn Opened at an advance es
tablished before the regular session,
which was entirely lost; closed easy
but weak; high, mixed, C01G0J;
N.o. 2, CQJOGOj; cash, 59J50J;
July pjosed, 69J; August, 59J.
Oats Quiet, weak, and easier;
Nq,2, 40; rejected, nominal.
Rye Better demand; 84JS5.
Barley Dull and nominal; 1 10
l17forfairNo2.
Pork Steady, firmer, 1720cash,
17j17J June or July; 17 35 10
August.
Lard Quiet and lower, 10 00
10 85.
Bulk Meats Ea-er; shoulders Gjj
G ; short rib, 7 ja8: short clear.
ijuner oieauy aim raiuer easier,
sales at lGa20.
Eggs 13.
"Vyiiisk Steady 91.
St. Louis Produce Market.
St. Louis, June 19. .
Flour Quiet and weak.
"Wheat Dull and unchangedNn
Chicago, 1 05I 08J.
Cqrn "pasler : So 2 mixed, CO in
east elevator ; 58 for regular.
Oats Dull and drooping ; No 2,
45 In elevator.
Rye No sales.
"Whisky Steady at 90,
Pork Dull at 18 00.
Bulk Meats Nominal.
Lrd Quiet; summer, 10j.
Bacon 5 5 J; heavy, 55:.
Chicago Liva Stock Market,
Chicago, June 19,
Cattle Receipts 300,000; market
fairly active throughout; prices firm
and steady, especlalli' for better
grades; ohoice steers Bold at 5 90
6 20; extra to extra prime G 10
6 50; Texans 2 90.
Hogs Receipts 110,000; fairly ac
tive, firmer steady, unchanged in
price; demand chiefly for choice;
common sold 55 15; fair to good
5 205 50; choice extra 5 C05 90,
Sheep Receipts l,37Qj dull and
weak 4 154 -3 lower sales 4 40
St. Louis Live Stock Market.
St. Louis, June 19.
Hogs Receipts 1G00; firmer,light
4 755 00.
Cattle Receipts 14S0; steady;
butchers 3 504 00.
JOHN H. GREEN,
STATE MILLS
DEALER IN
GRAIN, FLOUR AND FEED,
ABD
COMMISSION MERCHANT
L. W00DW0RTH,
238 Douglas St., Omaha, Neb.
WAGOXT
Wood Stock,
WAGON HJLRDWARE,
PaUnt mees, Knifed Gearing, &c
Axles, Springs and Thimble Skeins.
HARDWOOD LUMBER,
Carriages, Hacks Buggies
Statlebneker "Vkoc Depot.
POPS DM ASTER'S SOT1CE.
All persons owning stock, Ineludin? cattle,
horses, sbcep, goats, swine, Ac., also does, will
please take Hotlce that on and after ilondar
the 13th day of Jnne, 1871, 1 shall b obliged
In conformity to the elty ordinances to tike up
aUsuca s ock and dogs mnnins at large be
tween the Missouri rlrer and Iltn street, and
between Pacific and Grace streets, and put
them In tho Pound at the Estabrook Stable, on
Capitol Axenue, between 9th and 10th streets ;
saW Stable hating been by me designated m
the Cl.y Pound lor the J"
ejl jt Poundmaster.
BYRON REED & GO.
Tba Oldest Established
Real Estate Agency
IH NEBRASKA-
Kaep a complete Abstract ot Title to li;Beal
fatal la Oauka a&l Douglas coun J,
M. HELLMAN & CO.,
CLO THIERS
a-zEiETTS' Fuiisrissiznsra- goods,
221 and 223 FARNHAM STREET, COR. 13TH ST-
OUR STOCK FOR THE
siFiRiiLsra- -Aisno sTJDrncEiv!, s:ejlSo:n"
Is Complete now; Our Assortment in.
Clothing i Gents' Furnishing Goods
Comprises ih.e Latest ITovolti.
THE LATEST ST'SXES ZXT SATS UTD CAPS.
We Have also a Full Line in BOY'S u liUJTIFS Clothing
WE WILL SELL OTJRGOODS LOWERTICANEYER.
M. HLUfcN & CO.
R. A. BROWN, 248 Douglas Street,
DRY GOODS, CARPETS;
AND OIL CLOTH
An Immense Stock of Fresh New Goods Just Opened to be
sold lower than any other house in the city, consisting of
MERINOS, EMPRESS CLOTHS, REPELLANTS,
ALPACAS & MOHAIRS, also VELYET& BEAVER CL0ABLNGS,
A FULL STOCK OF SHAWLS, BLANKETS, FLANNELS,
MERINO UNDERWEAR AND WORSTED GOODS
TABLE LINEN IN GREAT VARIETY. A FULL LINE OF
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, HATTING RUGS, AND HATS,
CHEAPER rrSLA-JST THE CHEAPEST
CHARLES SHIYEBIOK.
Furniture, bedding, Mirrors,
niirl QTTQM?'riiYir norTQirn'rifr n na Ul I 1 U?"rVTTl'ri 1T7 j i-ri-
HOLSTER Y trade; has largely increased his stock andno
has a complete assortment oi FINE, MEDIUM -and 'hOW'
PRICED goods, which he is offering at such REDUCED
PRICES as to make it to thQ interest of evervonedesirim?
anything in this line, to examine his stock before rmxehas-
PABI0R3EmtJl5Sf!& AND
G. STRIFFLER,
DEALt.Il N
CHOCS RIBS,
Prot U'ons,
Fruii,
Nuls.
ConfocMouery,
Tob.'CC,
&c, &c, &c.
S. K. I lllt.ot K. T andFARNOAH.
a lltlf
Schneider & Burmester
Manufacturers of
TIN, COPPER AND SHEET IRON
WARE. DEALERS IN
Cooking and Heating StOTPS.
Tin Roofing, Spouting and Guttering don
short notice and In (ha best manner,
iltecn trit sept2 dj
City Meat Market.
buesxjy:
Keep conttantly'on.hand
A LARGE SUPPLY OF
Be.e IT, 10
MUTTON,
POULTRY,
GAME
vboeta:
Spring and Summer Styles
slaaaaassssssssssssssl Xaaa
LOTfl sssssssflH KaBLLKsNBLi
Fine and Medium
CHEAPEil
AND DEALERS IK-
FALL STOCK, 1873.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
UUVlUtLU 1U
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UJMEM
VsmA9i OAlVJii
203 EVix-axlaavna.
FRANK J.KAMGE
DRAPER & TAILOR
ANL- DEALEEIN
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
ir'nll Assortmentof Imported Wooleas. All Work Warranted."
232 FarnhnmSt, - - Omaha, XTeb
oil Seodtr
J"TJ2sTE 18th, 1874!
FROU T1IIS DATE WE WILL SELL
MILLINERY!
At Greatly Sedweed Prices
MRS.
JelS lm
AGRICULTURAL
Cor. 13th. and
A. POLACK,
CLO THIER,
233 Farnham St Hear 14th.
Clothing,
and Furnishing Goods.
TEZA.IX THE CHiEAPBST.
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Stroot. Onxali
C. F. HICKMAN.
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