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OMAHA TUESDAY MORNIN&. JULY 7, 1874.
NO. 15.
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THE DAILY BEE.
EDWABD KOSEWATEB, Editor and Prop'r
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Hlntli smd Tenth.
TEKMS OK fcUBSCRIPTIOX:
One cppT, one jear. in dTnre 17.00
. H alz months. In France
three mfnths in adrance Z.w
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FBEDEBICK,
LEADING HATTER!
Best Goods,
Farnham St
Opposite the
Orand Centr.l Uotel. I
OMAHA.
OMAHA BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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L 1UU and 12th. .
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l.itodo gliss and picture turn. "nB
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Alone!
B00T3 AND 8H0ES.
HliP Lang, 155 Farnham at. WnjWk
nntrprnTTnlTT'liV.
r . -rr L. Latey. corner 12lh and P-ugla. afreets.
iV ! H m.nuficturer and wholesale de.ler In
K -Mi-.'rii-Viitnnr. Country tr.de ,-
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1W Firnham st, frliUnrt
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FAWH BBOKEB.
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Elgutter, So. 200 Farnham t.
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LAUHDBY.
A new laundry opened at 511 11th st., It.
A Farnham and Douglas. Th washing and
Ironing will be done to order, first call work
FAIBTEB3.
Lenniao. A Beard, bou-e and sign Pinters,
tOtli at. Let. Farnham and Harney. a23tl
80AP FA0T0BY.
Premium Soap Works. Powell A Co, still
uYnu-acture tbelr l'luw Soap. Fire
first nrenUuius awarded by the Lougla county
indbtate lairs, and Pottawattamie county. J.
Orders solicited from the trade.
AU0BBEI3.
E. ESTABUOJK. w- f. FRANC'S
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
OFFICE Crelgbton UlocL, Onuha, Neb.
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DEXTER L. THOMAS,
Altsraey and Counselor at Lair.
:ornOE-Bi Ho YLscher's Block.
OMAHA ' NEB
JOHN W. LYTLE,
'Atterwsfat.Lair Solicitor 1h
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OFFIOb-Oter Pint National But:,
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PA11KE GODWIN,
Attorney at lawi
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Omce-GUilweU Viae, Oouglas KUeei,
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JOHN C. COWIN,
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ASD COUNSELOR.
OFFICE-CBEIO IT TON'S BUOCK,
OHAIIA, KEBBaSUA.
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T. W. T. Kicliurds,
Attorney at Law,
OMce 510 13tU SU, beL Farakaa
amd Douglas, Oraaba, 'eb.
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Ballon & Glasgow,
ATTORNEYSATLAW.
OSm n Crelsbtoo's new block, southeast cor
room, floor. -.
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SAVAGE & MANDERS0N,
Attorneys at Law,
9a FARNHAH 8TREAT.
jasiww.ai.aaB, lo-naha Nebraaka
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N. J. BURNHAM.
ATIOBSET AND COUNSELLOR AT
LAW,
Ko. 240 Parnhim Street
OMAHA - - NEB.
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J. S. SHROPSHIRE,
Attorney- at -"Law
Room No. 1, S. E. Corner ISthaod tkragias Sti,
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SPAl'N & PRITCHEH.
Atteraeys ud Cwikseltp at Law.
Office. SOB Trail i bteL
A I . Lnrk Knw ana. Omaha. ITb.
G. W. AMBROSE,
VttonxoT mX Ziv ov
KEDICK'S OPERA HOUSE
OMAHA rEB.
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JOHX K. KELLKT. "
Attorney s Counselor at Law
Oar. 15ta i Uouglas Bt. i "
COLLECTIONS SOLICITED ANT PBOMPT
ly attended to. So charge; unlet collec
tions are nude. Houses to let and rents col
ected. Real esUte bought and aoM. aplTtf
W. J. CONNELL.
Counsellor .t
AND
ftriet Attsney for gtemi Jaw-
IcUl District.
OFHCS-South aide ot rarabaa.-tetvsasi
1Mb Ulh U., opposite. C&sn-HwM.
VERY LATEST.
MIDNIG-HT.
BmcUIIt aUportad ten tkt Omaha Dally B,
Vr tk ItlMtle Pacif o TalapaPn Co-
A Number of Persons Injured
by the Explosion of Fire
works on the Night of
the Fourth.
Important Railway Consoli
dation. Savannah, Ga., July C.
A cyclone passed over thh city
last night, tearing up trees and uju
roofirfg houses.
Xew York, July C.
At a large attended mooting of
the liquor dealers' protective asso
ciation to-night, it was resolved to
bold a State Convention at an early
day for the purpose of organizing a
Liquor Dealers' Union throughout
the State.
New Orleans, July C.
TJje inauguration consolidation of
the Mississippi Central and New
Orleans, St. Louis, and Chicago
Railroad Companies was effected
hy the unanimous election of Col.
A S. McComb, as president Its
friends claim that this is the fifth
ea4fng trunk line of the American
eoathmtt
Oiscinxati, Jujy 8,
The union coal mlii?ra at New St.
Rainsville, Ohio, ended the!? 'ong
strike on Saturday by returning to
work in a body.
The son of J. J. Piatt, the poet,
was fatally injured on Saturday by
the explosion of gunpowder con
tained in a vial that he had, and he
tiled iu a few moments.
t. L.OUIS, July G.
A special dispatoh to the press
from Pembina, says : "A party of
Indians attacked the settlement of
St. Joseph yesterday and killed four
persons; several more are missing.
A company of United States soldiers
have started for the scene of the
massacre.
"Washington, July C.
The Postoffic? Department In the
last fiscal year issued to postmasters
032,733,420 postajrp stamps; value of
stamps issuea 5v,uw,ouu. in au
dition, 32,000,000 official stamps
were issued to the several executive
departments, not including postal
cards and stamptd envelopes. The
total value of all adhesive stamps
fssued during the year was over
$25,QQQ;QnQ:
GnifiAGO, Jujy G.
The third chess Congnss meets
here frj-morrow. Players will be i
present frou a)J. prominent organi
zations, and the prjn'cipal cities in
the JJnion.
Prpsjdent Keep, of the Northwest
era Railroafj, ha written a letter to
the Governor of Iowa, similar to the
one recently written by Superinten
dent Riddle, t the C. K. I, & P.
Railroad. The Northwestern Com
pany accepts the Iowa railroad law,
and will conform to its requlie
ments under protest.
The grand jury has found a true
bill for murder in the first degree,
against Ur, fiarjp, n the abortionist
case ofRosetta Jackson, The trial
takes place next week.
Washington, July 6.
General Howard Is assigned to
the eonjma''4 of the department of
Columbia. ' Ocneraf Jpft p. Pavis,
the present occupant, has no yet
been relieved. It Is not utated to
What point he will be ordered. The
PW Plstrict Commissioners have
been lu eparet session at the Arling
ton Hotel to-day.
Attorney General WUJJanis foftay
appointed Mr. Riddle, assistant at
torney general, to prosecuto the safe
burglary cise.
The new District commissioners
have teen In session at the Arling
ton Hotel all day, and had before
them ex-Gov. Shepherd, E. L. Stan
ton, attorney for the commission
ers, Comptroller Taylor of the treas
ury department, xComptolle Ba
ker, of the late District govprnment,
the sinking fund ooqjmfssjonars,
Perry A. Willard, formerly member
of the board of pubiio works, and
others, with a view to making
themselves laminar witu mo iruo
condition of the affairs of the late
District of Columbia government,
In order that the work of arranging
them may be commenced without
delay. '
New York, July G
When the pyrotechnic display,
which 1ame off Saturday evening
on Washington square has about
reached Its close, a spark from a
rocket ighted In the midst of &
pile of fireworks on the ground,
went off and the sticks of the rock
eti balls from roman candles, and
IwmbsbeJJs went In among the
crowd which numbered, about 5,000.
A terrible' scene of terror ansupdr
The crowd were seized with a panto
and broke trampling everything In
their way uuder foot.
After a few mlnute3,C&pt. Byrns,
of the Mercer street police, looked
for the Injured, but fortunately only
found rivp persons who were so se
riously injured as to require medi
cal aid. Jacob Vanwardan who had
bis jaw broken by the stiok of a
rocket, Symond Waterman who was
truck in the abdomen with the
stick of afocket, internally injured;
officer Spence, fifteenth precinct,
badly Injured in the leg; Alfred Fofe
ter, injured In the arms, was also
struck in the face and injured. Be
side the above, a number of persona
ware injured, but none severely.
Chicais Live ttt)k Market
Chicago, July q.
Cattle Receipts, 1,300 ; dull and
lower ; Texans, 2 003 25 ; good to
choice steers, 5 50, extra steers, 6. 25
6 50.
Hogs Receipts, 5,00; dull and
unsettled, but closed easy ; common
to choice, 5 30& 90 ; good to extra,
575.
Sheep Nc receipts; dull and.
weakat2 254 25.
Tim advance in tho rata nfimna.
portation bas flattened the cattle
market,
TELEGRAPHIC.
4 O'CLOCK P. M.
Most of the Principal Cities Pa
triotically Observe Indepen
dence Day, Despite the
Inclement Weather.
Weimouth, Mass., Jubilates Be
cause It is Two Hundred
and Fifty Years Old.
Weimouth, Mass., July 4.
A grand celebration ill honor of
the two hundred and fiftieth anni
versary of the settlement of this
town occurred to-day. Speeches
were made- by Hon. Charles Francis
A (Jams and others.
Hudson, N, Y., July 5.
A train on the Hudson and Bos
ton Railroad left the track on Satur
day afternoon last, caused by a
broken rail. Several persons were
severely Injured and the cars were
iwdly broken.
The storm that visited Hudson
River towns on Saturday evening,
was one of the moat severe exper
ienced hera n a long time. Near
Hastings a severe hail storm fell,
some of the hail stones were of re
markahje size. The trees and
growing crops were jnupb damaged,
and wash outa on the road impeded
local travel very materially. A
land slide on the Hudson River
Railroad, near Cox Sackie station,
occurred Saturday night The emi
grant train leaving Hudson Sunday
morning, ran into the obstruction.
The'J&&omotJ.ye and nine cars were
thrown from tlipHriHV No qne n-J--4
MUd travel is impede qtj Mh
tracks.
Axlegiianv, Pa., July 5.
Avery destructive fire occurred
in this city last evening, destroying
a square and a half of buildings,
principally on the west side of Fed
eral, between Sampson and Mar
quette streets, and running back to
Arch street. Four buildings on the
east siae of Federal street were to
tally destroyed. At one time it was
thought that the whole upper part
of the city would be destroyed, as
the supply of water was limited and
a very high wind prevailed, carry
ing sparks In all directions and set
ting fire to houses two or three
Bquaresaway, but with the united
efforts of the Pittsburg and Alle
ghany fire departments the flames
were gotten under control about 9
o'clock in the evening. Over one
hundred houses in all were de
stroyed, leaving many families
homeless. The loss cannot now be
estimated, but it will reach $300,
000. The fire originated in the car
penter shop of Cresswell & Burgon,
it is supposea irom nre cracKera
thrown in there by a boy who was
at play jn the neighborhood.
Jskw loRK, July 5.
The celebration of the Fourth of
July this year was very general
throughout ; pjfy. The city po
lice and 'fire arrangements were so
effectively carried' out ' tht the
number of accidents was much less
han nsuai. The ely ho) and ajl of
the departments of the municipal
government were closed at sunrise.
The veterans of 181 2 raised the na
tional ensign ou the old fort in Cen
tral Park at half-past seven, and
the chimes of Trinity and Grace
churches gave a number of musical
selections, Including the national
airs. The weatJie'r was dull jn the
morning but turned clear and mild
during the day. An Immense uum
ber of persons left the city on excur
sions, and the suburban pleasure re
sorts 'wjjra prqwdftd, The First Di
vision parade tooVpJace jn the fbrp
noon and made a flue display j they
marched through several of thp prill
cipal streets and wore reviewed by
General Gllmore at Worth's monu
mpnt. The veterans of 1812 were
entertained at dinner by the Sixth
regiment. Iq the afternoon. Tam
many Society celebrated the day by
addresse-, orations, fec.,at their hall;
the Declaration of JndeppmJenpe
waaraad nnd patriotic airs wprpsung
enthusiastically. During the after-r
noon a heavy thunderstorm passed
over the city, somewhat damponlng
the ardor of the citizens, but cleared
towards evening. About thirty
smajl flres, caused by careless hand
ling of nrprworks. were reported"; al
so, a number of slight accidents from
the same cause,
The Society of the Cincinnati lipid
its annual meeting yesterday, in
connection with the observance of
Independence day, Hon. Hamilton
Fish presiding. An election of offi
cers was held, and a committee of
three was appointed to make ar
rangements for a triennial meeting
of the general society next May.
After adjourning the meeting the
members repaired to Delmonlco,B,
whereasumptuous supper was par
taken of.
At the Tammany pejebratjon yes
terday James Thayer delivered the
long talk, referring to the rights of
States to govern their own affairs,
and regarding local self-government
aa thp &est guarantee of political
and personal freedon. He accused
the Republican party with' non-fuh
filment of Its promises. Hon. Fer
nando Wood delivered the short
talk, p said that the government
eannqt stand, four ypar longer with
the administration which now chair
acterizesit.
An extraordinary hailstorm fell
throughout northern x-icw Jersey
yesterday afternoon ; sofne of the
hailstones measured two and a half
inches in diameter. An express
train narrowly escaped being
wrpfiked near Allendale by a large
tres whioh was blown over the track,
but -which was discovered just in
time to prevent a disaster.
William is. eomervllle, general
manager, of the American Press As
sociation, sailed for-Europe at nine
o'pjopk tflja morning, on the White
Star stesunahip Pawn-ia, on a trip
whkkwiu combine easiness with
pleasure. He will be gone about
two months.
The Coggins Comet was visible
last evening; the neuplus was well
define! and easily disiinguishablej
hut the tail was so dim as to be al
most nvsible.
The grand Jury have found in
dictments agafnst sixty liquor deal
ers of this city fqr violation of the
excise law,
Little Rock, July 5.
Thirty-eight counties heard from
give the Convention a majority ot
41,000.
East Toledo, O., July 5.
A fire in this place last evening
destroyed five or six frame build
ings, mostly private residences.
Loss, $20,000 to $25,000. Insurance
small. The fire originated from
fire crackers.
Boston, July 4.
The cornerstone of the Paine Me
nmrialHall was laid to-day with
appropriate ceremonies. Owing to
the rain to-night, the fire works
were all set fire to at an early iour,
which greatly Interfered with the
display.
Harrisruro, Pa., July 4.
The long railroad bridge at Lew
istou. Pa., over the Juniata river,
fell down at 4 p. in. to-day. Twen
tyejgbt freight Para went with it.
Three persons were killed and many
wounded.
The Morgan Iron Company's fur
nace was partially destroyed to-day
by a storm, killing three men, all
from Lewiston.
St. Louis, July 5.
The formal opening of the Illinois
and St. Louis bridge was celebrated
here yesterday with great enthusi
asm. The display was finer than
ever before"witnessed here. The
procession was three hours passing
a given point. Addresses were
niado by Mayor Brown, Ex-Auditor
Gratz Brown, Governor Woodson,
of Missouri, and Gov. Beveridge, of
Illinois.
Long Branch, July 5.
The weather here to-day is de
cidedly cool, and a strong sea breeze
prevails.
There' are three raqes op the pro;
gramme for Tuesday' next, the sec
ond 'day of "the 'Monmouth' Park
meeting, The main intprest s pen
taring in the race for the Monmouth
CTp. Among other entries for this
race are Tom Bowling ana Break
ness, and a fine contest is anticipated.
A heavy wager was made to-day,
Mr. Duffy, of Penusjivania, betting
Lawrence Jerome $8,000 against
$5,O0OtT;pm flowing, win heat
Breakness, ' '
NKW York, July 0,
The dead iout III board of po
lice commissioners, caused by those
in nffiop refnsiner to act with Char-
dick and Gardiner, who were reap
pointed by 'the Mayor, h13 late
proven serious. The atjafrs of tpe
police department, are at a stand
still.
The Tammany Committee go to
Albany to-morrow, and present a
petition to the Governor for the sus
pension of thp Mayor, on the grounds
of a violation of Ida oath, of Cilice.
Jersey City, July 0.
An extraordinary phenomena oc
curred on the 4th of July at the vil
lage of Westwood, Bergen county.
At six p. m. the sky darkened and
a violent shower of hailstones, some
two and a half inohes in cameter,
killing liens and'chlckehs and stun
nlngcows and horses. Ayounglady,
MissBogart, had her wrist sprained
and otherwise seriously injured by
the hail stones. Several other per
sons were struck at the Ridgewood
House; hardly a single pane of glass
is lett whole. The storm covered an
area of 25 miles; it stripped fruit
trpes, leveled crops, anu causeu a
tremendous expitojuent
Buffalo, July 5.
About 8 o'clock yesterday eve
ning Wm. Tomlinson, engineer of
the propeHor Thomas Scott ; Augus-
Wm." Forrest, second mute oi tne
prapeljor Annie Young ;"john Iig
ton, of Port Stanley, Ont,; William
Clark, of St. Catherines; Mrs. Lip
pert, wife of the proprietor of the
Metropolitan Hotel In this city, and
two servant girls named Mary and
Lizzie, employed at the Metropoli
tan Hotel, but whose other names
wq havg been unatye to ascertain,
wpritW o'n. the lake In a daH boat.
When passing' tho dummy light
house tno boat capsized, and John
Laigton, Wm. Forrest, and the ser
vant girls were drowned, the others
bolng rescued by Captain Smith, of
Up tug boat Ifeqrv afflHhi tftPr be
ing in thp water fifty minutes,
New York, July 0.
The Times' Baltimore special says
that during a tremendous thunder
storm Saturday afternoon a number
of exouisjon sf farcers in Chesapeake
Bay werppangtitih a tornado, ai"nl
two ladles diet frqiq fright. Re
ports reppiveo say that at' least a
dozen lives wprp lost, and the props
werp sprlousjy damaged,
Ex-Governor George W. Curtis,
formerly of the Marine Court here,
was attacked hy two gamblers at
the Bath Hotel, Bath, L. I., Satur
day, while defending two ladies
froin ftpjr insults. They struck
hjm"wh9btuntedgPhi1!I,ml pue
splitting bis skull, and infljctjng a
wound which will probably prove
fatal. They escaped.
Cincinnati, July 6.
Victor Piatt, son of John J.Piatt,
congressional librarian, and Mrs. S.
M. B. Piatt, the poetess, was killed
by an explosion of gunpowder on
Baturilaj': The powder was in a
bottle when it' exploded, driving a
portion of the bottle Into his bead.
He died instantly.
Boston, July G.
The Massachusetts Labor Reform
Convention will bo field at Farm
Ingham on August 12. At a meet
ing of the State committee, it was
resolved that the next demand of
the party should be for the eight
hour system for all corporations,
and for all laborers employed at the
public expense.
fcAiiEu, Mass., July G.
By the.burnlng of John priscolPs
stable In "ths Pity last night, four
horses were lost and a man named
T. C. Remen badly injured.
Buffalo, N. Y., June 6.
The sphooner Watson collided
with the propeller Barnum on Lake
Erie yesterday, sinking the Watson
n thirty-fivp feet of water. The
prew was saved, she was only part
ly insured.
New York, May 3.
One of the counsel for the prose
cution of thp police commissioners,
fjardiner and Chardick, appeared
before 'the eoqrt of gpnera spssjons
to-day, and made application to
District Attorney Phelps, on behalf
of the Attorney General, to bring
fresh charges against Chardick and
Gardiner, before the grand jury.
At a meeting of thp board of su?
pervisors to-day, "pommunlcation
from the tax commissioner contain
ing the va)uatoq value and person
al property for 18734, showing a net
1 increase for tke latter yew 134.
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Two Schooners Collide on Lake
Erie and One of Them
Goes Unier.
Serious Railway Accident in Ct.
A General Officer Killed,
and a Number of Pas-
sengers.W-unded,
New Haven, Conn., July C.
The trainwhich left the Con
necticut rivei for this city, at 0:15
this morning, ran off the track at
the Bridge, at Stone Creek, and the
Superintendent, Wm. M. Wilcox,
of the Shore Line division, of the
Consolidated' road, was killetj. A'
recking train d'epartpd. from here
at a httle after 8 The tniin'bad all
passed the switch, except the last
oar off the bridge, which dragged
the whole train with it.
Many o the passenger were
wounded, The latest news itfem the
scene of the railroad accident at
Stoney Creek says the passenger
that left here this morning on the
S'xote Line has arrived and is re-
feiving the wounded. Conductdr
t land is not injured as roported.
fcfaveral surgeons are momentarily
ex.ected.
The following js the register par
tial list of the wounded at Stoney
Creek : H. C. Batler, Merlden, Ct.,
slight; C. W. Lake, New Haven,
slightly ; C. C. Post, West Brook,
slight; J. B. Wright, Clinton, Ct.,
head and shoulder bruised ; W. W.
Bartholomew, Meriden, bruised ;
J?rank Feltp,r, 2gew Haven, head;
Scdtt WrightCllntorf.'slight ; Capt:
Ball, Clinton," head and spine: Alf.
Hah, Clinton, sjjght ; W. R. Hupr,
Madlsqn, Ct., slight; W. N, Brad
ley, New Haven, knee j Geo, Pratt,
Mlddletown, hip Injured; Wm.
Kelnbehy, New Haven, slightly
injured; Mrs. Samuel Wilcox,
scalp wound ; Mrs. Windom, scalp
wound ; W. H. Oman, bruised ; J.
Smith and wife, of Clinton, injuries
to head, and, jmlw : Mrs. Smith, of
PHnn, hipinjufcetj : IDtta Ifrowh, of
FaiF.Havpn, rihs broken; Walter
Denton, of Brantford, back injured;
- N. Taften and family, of Xmv
Haven, bruised; J. Beaty, Brantford,
Connecticut arm and face injured;
Charles W Kelton, New Haven,
'W9 Qf eFi U , ivweji. Jinm
iniashed; Gettie Robinson, hiP and
babk; Mrs D'wlghf, slight; O H Sia
ter, bruised; W C Travis Internal;
W H Coe, badly bruised. There
was one hundred" wounded. Super
intendent Wilcox was the one kill
ed, bu some are fatally injured.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money Market.
New York, July fi-
The stock exchange did ho't open
for business till 11 o'clock to-day,
but lively speculation was at once
commenced, because the holders of
stock took frigl t over tho decision
of tl United States Court nt Mil
waukee refusing to grant an Injunc
tion asked by the creditors of the
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
against the enforcement of the new
law regulating passage lares. This
law as passed last spring py'tbe
legislature',' roprese'n'ts the' operations
of the granger movements, which
already assumed such proportions
as to create an alarm among rail
roads in the west.
We learn this morninir, however,
from Hoik Alex Mitchell; p'r&fdc'qt
of theSt. Paul R. It., that the" case
wJU be carried to the supreme court
at Washington, and como up for
hearing and decision tho next ses
sion. Meanwhile the efiect on west
ern railroads will naturally be de
pressing at opening business.
Holders of Northwestern, thraw
overljOaru their" Marts' regartllp4s of
Joss.. Northwestern common opened
at 4Qj as against -J3 Friday, and
sold down to 40 ; preferred sold at
59, as against CO Friday ; while St.
Paul common was 1 lower, at 38,
and sold down to 3(jj prpfprrecj
selling down ii per cent,, at 50 ;
Rqck island 13 lower, at 00 J ; Lake
Shore droppod 1 per cent, to 75.
The general market Is dull, and
though a partial recovery Is noted,
there Is a very little speculative
feeling on either side,
Money ISaey: at fl'per cent.
Qlocs Thero was a full otTerlng
otErie.
Qold Showed more activity, at
declining quotations: opened at i JOf ,
now ilO,
Governments Steady; largesales
of 10-40s regular, 113j; registered
sixes of 1881, 110; coupon sixes,
117; currency sixes, 115.
Exchange Dull and heavy; at
4 87J4 87 for sixty days, and
4 8,94 0Q 'for sight, ' '
New York Produce Market.
New York, July G.
Breadstuff's Easier.
Flour Heavy; super State and
western, 4 90a5 30; extra, 5 800a
G 25.
VVheat-c-TSasierj No l spring,
139al 40; No 2 Chicago, 1 321 33;
No 2 Milwaukee spring, 1 37al 38.
Corn Quiet; western mixed
afloat 76a77.
Qats Jleavy; western mixed,
57a80.
Rye 1 10all2.
Provisions Quiet, but nominally
unchanged.
Pork New mess, IS G2al8 G2J,
Leather in good demand, for
better grades of hemlock; lower
grades neglected.
Iron DulL
Wood Uncnanged.
St. Louis Produce Market.
St. Louis, July 6.
Flour Dull and unchanged
Wheat V iv unsettled and not
qqotable except dull and lower.
Corn Dull and unchanged, No 2,
mixed 58.
Oats Higher; No 2, mixed, 53.
Barley Dull and lower; prime
Whisky Steady at 95.
Pork Higher, 19 50 cash; 20 00
bid August
Lard Unphapged-Bapon-r-q
405 70; heavy 5 57
5 60:
St. Louis Live Stock.
St, Louts, July Q,
Hogs Receipts 1,850, strong,
light 52 35.
Cattle Receipts 2.000; unch--ed,
Texas. 24: i' ''
hl- - -. e COW3 and
... 1 753 75; good to extra
steers 3j6.
CABLEGRAMS.
The Spanish Government Wants
30,000 More Men.
Death of a Prominent French
Politician.
The English Press Thinks Count
de Chambord Committed
Political Suicide by Is
suing His Manifesto.
Berlin, July 5.
Prince Bismarck has arrived at
Kessencin
Bayonnk, July 5.
Don Carlos has fixed his residence
at Zoolasa, the capital of the Pro
vince of Gaypazcoa.
Adjutant general Tristery has
been dismissed from the Carlist
service because he failed to defend
the line of Embro, and thereby
caused the defeat of the force.
Madrid, July 5.
The Governmqnt will shortly pall
for a fresh levy," for tho purpose of
sending 30,000 men to reinforce "tho
army of the north. Honor Castellar
has declined tho overtures of Senor
Martos, and consequently the form
ation of the coallition Is improva
ble. Dispatches received here state
that the Carlists now completely in
vest the city of Bilbos,
London, July 5.
The Frenoh arid English press
generally consider that the mani
festo of Count De Chambord makes
it Impossible for him to become king
of France.
A special to the Daily Telegraph
from Fulda says the Roman Catho
lic Bishops seek a settlement of is
sues with the Hessian government,
in the total separation of Church
and. Slate. '
' Intelligence has been received
hprp that threo hundred convicts at
Rizao Zlngabia lately Invaded Por
tugeese territory and burnt eight
villages,
Paris, July 2.
In the National Assembly to-day
Mr. Sphrim, askpd, why the hp
Union was suspended. "M. Four
ton, minister of the Interior, in re
ply to the 'question, admitted that
the suspension was partly because
the paper had attacked Septennate,
and partly because it had, published
many &pe.eehes of 'Count De Cham
bord. Hero there wa3 great excite
ment In the Chamber, when It sub
sided M. Fourton further stated
tnat the power of Marshal Mc
Mahon was irrevocable. M. Se
brim then gave formal notice tbt
lie would sulinjt qn iutrepcllatlon,
and Wednesday next was fixod for
tho discussion.
Count de Chambord, is nt Ver
sailles, where he is stopping so
cretly. His manifesto has produced
discord among tho members of the
Right.
M. DeGoulard, who has been ill
lor sometime, died to-day.
Chicago Pruuuce tVjarkof.
Chicaoo, July fl.
Flour Quiet aud unchanged.
Wheat Weak and easy, 33
cents lower than Friday; the favor
able prospects for crops have pro
duced the decline; No 1.1 1G1 lq:
No 2, i 121 13; closed at Jnsid0
price; 'carti,' UU'H2if July
closed nt 1 1H1 11?; No 3, 1 0G;
rejected, 07.
Corn Weak, lower than noted
on call board Friday, mixed 5959;
No 2 58J59; closed outside, cash
58o9; July closed 5S bid; Augu
Ult'BVlf 111 111, muvi, vu .
closed at 45; rejected 41
Rye Quiet, easier 83.
Barley Nominal.
PorkStronger, higher, 1S$
cash or July pjostd 18 G3JS August
i G3i65. '
Lard Firm 11 25.
Butter Firm 182G.
Eggs Steady 1217.
Whiskey 94J.
On the call board this afternoon
wheat closed 12 July; 8J August.
ffern Firm 59J Juy; 59 August,
and September.
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BBBWBRY
Comer of Oamicgs and Twenty-seconi ttreeti
The finest lager baer con
stantly on hand,
Je2Mm CUAS. WEYMULLER. Trop.
F.N.GLYNN.
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Wines, Liquors, Segars,
TOB.VCi.O AND PIPES.
CarCalifornla Wines and Brandies."5B
Corner o( 13th and Dodge streets, opposite the
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DEALER IK
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Fruits, Confectionery,
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
NF corner Farnham and Elexenth street,
OMAHA, ... NEBRASKA.
sep2f
2S5 Earner street, between 14th and 15th.
Carriage aad Wagaa Xaklag
In all it Branches, in the latest and moat
approred pattern.
HORSE SHOEING AND BLACKSMITHINU
and repairing done on ahort notice.
sep2C It
Wood! Wood! Wood!
Immense Reduction!
AT 8. P. BRIO 8 YARD, CORNER OF
14th and Chi ago Streets. Oood Hard
Wood$7 00;6oltS5 W. Store Wood to aclt
anr number of store Terr cheap. spIStf
TEEITS0HZE & CO.,
GROCERS
AbJ tieaeial ProTisloa Dealers,
S. W. Cor. Jpckuv and 13tl B
Keep a sapeiljr stock ot Groceries, PtotUIous,
Wines, LIqaoni and Cigars, and sll rheaper
than anr other boose in Omaha. ya
ao-
. sSAVJKER,
Practical Watchmaker,
171 Fanat , B.E.0V. Utk 0C
& piu; raeotea &ti,
Qqtsii-Qpened easy, trifle lower;
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Ladies' Ready-Made Suits
AT CRUICKSHANK'S
To make more room for our stwk of specialties, via
EMBROIDERIES AND BLACK ALPACAS.
We 1 ave concludedto close out our Rr.YDY-ilvDE SUITS at the following reduced price:
15 Ladies Suits with Skirt and Polonaise,
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IREIlVEIlSrINTS. leElJIlsI -A.2STTS.
We have also arranged on our center counters a lot of remnants, and goods slightly soiled, to be sold at ex
ti eniely low prices. '
A. CEUICKSHAKK,
mar Cor. 14th. and Tarn ham, Stg., Otaalxa, Hob.
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F-A T..Xj STOCK, 1S73.
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 & M0HAJRS, rilso VELVET & BEAVER CLOAKEfGS.
A FULL STOCK OF StLAWLS, BLANKETS, FLANNELS,
MERINO U.NDERWEAK AND WORSTED GOODS.
TABLE LINEN' IN GREAT VARIETY. A FULL. UJJK OP
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN CARPETS, OH CLOTHS, MATTING RUGS, AND HATS.
q:h::ei.a.:p:e:r, t'Bia.t the cheapest
Furniture, bedding, Mirrors,
and everything pertainine: to the FURNITURE and UP
HOLSTERY trade; has largely increased his stock, and now
has a complete assortment oi FINE, MEDIUM and LOW
ESJ2S5 goods, whiQh he is offering at such REDUCED
PRICES as, to make it to the interest of everyone desiring
anything in this line, to examine his stock before -purchasing.
PARLOH:SlJTS, LOUNGES fcc UPHOLSTEREDJAND
G. STRIFFLER,
DEALEIl X
CHOICE EXE s,
Proth'oni,
Fruit,
Nuts
Conrcctionery,
TobuCC.,
&e &c &c.
S.K.''OR.ar KIT andFARXIIABI.
a ll-tif
Schneider & liurmester
Manufacturers ot
TIN, COPPER AND SHEET IR05
WARC DEALEBS IN
CookiBg and Heating Stores.
Tin Boofing, Spouting and Gutter1 ig don
abort notice and lc the lest mauner.
ltteen trcet sept24 d)
City Meat Markex.
o
lGIX3X3Xj-Sr BROS.
Keep constant!; onband
A LARGE SUPPLY OF
B b.x r, Pouk
MOTION,
POULTRY,
GAME
Spring and Summer Styles.
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FRANK J.RAMGE
DRAPER & TAILOR
AN1 DEALER IN
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING 'GOODS.
Fall Assortmentof Imported Wooleas. All Work Warranted.
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0"U"2STE 18th, 1374 !
FUOU THIS DATE WE WILL SELL.
MILLINERY!
At Greatly Seduced Prices !
MRS.
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