Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA ILY BEE
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VOL. OMAHA TUESDAY - MORNING , JULY 21 , 1874. NO. 27.
THE DAILY BEE.
EDWAKD KOSEWATEB , Editor and Prop'r
O cXo. . 138 F n h in street , bettr.
Kl nth nd Tenth.
TEEMS OF &UIJSCKIPTION :
One , one year. In adTince tj.00
. copy 8ix months , in adrsnce 4.00
three menths in adrance. . . , . _ 2.00
c3B-If not paid In adTince , J8 per annum will
FREDERICK ,
LEADING BATTER !
Best Goods ,
ILOWESTFHICES
FarnhamSt
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GrandP ( > ntr llDeotel. } Q1VT A rl A.
OMAHA BUSfflESS DTOOBYT
CEAOKEE MANUFAOrOET.
Smith. 185 Unmer itreet. bet.
McClnrcA 12th. declitf
01,483 AND PICTURE 7S.KO.t3.
T Keluhart , 1S6 Dou < U * street , dealei in
lJ .window glass and picture Iraines. dialing
a-2U
done to order. -
BOOTS ADD SHOES.
Thllin Lang , 155 Farnham it , between tub
J aid HBh. lebUrl
COHPEOTIOHEBT.
. Latey , comer 12th and Douglas slre u ,
. jninuucturer and wholesale denier in
candies and confectionery. Country tr de n.-
licetcd. apllf
COAL DEtLEFH.
* Elliot , coal , lima , cemen t hair .etc. ,
Fland Funham t. fl > lSiu3
DEOUQIST5.
. R ler , diuggiit , coroir 12th and Wur-
. neyta
PAWN BBOKEB.
T\T'Elguttcr , No. 200 Farnham it. Ul7 f
LATODBT.
IauD < iiT opened at oil llth at. , t > et
Anew . - Douglas. The wnabing and
Ironing- will be done to order , nr t ra s work
PAIKTEB3.
T ehiuafl k B rd , bou-e and sign paintm ,
. a2jti
AJ lOtli at. int. gNrfham and Barney.
SOii . .
fcokp Work * , fpwell A Co , still
TJrcmlum
. Five
Soap.
their JVeoJjJW
JL manu'acf ire
the i.ragl county
/awarded by
first premiumawarded .
topfAf , Ja.
and State lairs , and rottawattamle
Orders soli"Hfdrom the trade.
A110BHEI3.
E. ESTAISIIO'JK. , r. M. FJiANCIS
ESTABROOK& FRANCIS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
OFFICE-Cr # jl > n Block , Ornate , Jfeb.
.ninSlti
OEXThR L THOMAS ,
Attorney flijtl" .Counsiior nt Law.
I iOPPIOE Boom JV Vistcher1 * Block ,
NEB
OMAHA - ' '
JOHN > V. LYTLE ,
A.ltorney at-Laur aaj Solicitor In
Eqaltf.
jFriOL-Orer Flnt NtUoul Buk ,
tnal-tf
PAKKE GODWIN ,
Attorney at Lawi
( Gunpbeirs Bkek , )
5091-2 I'ZIBTEBKTS BTBEBT. OMAHA
26 1m
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A. BALDTTIM
BALDWIN & O'JBBIEV.
ATTORNEYS * LAW
OlBce Caldwell Block , Wouglai Ftreet ,
KEBEASEA.
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OUAHA. - - -
fM--.Jtl
JOHN C. CO WIN ,
. 0oU.oi.tox"
AXD COUNSELOR.
.OFFICEr-CttElQirrON'S BZ.OCK ,
.OMAHA , KEUBASKA.
T. W. T. KicUarOs ,
Attorney at Law ,
Office 5J < 0 13th St. , bet.
anil Douglas , Offlaha ,
po. . Box 80 14U
O. II.BALLO c.U. { ( . .GLASGOW.
Eallou& Glasgow ,
ATTORNEYSATLAW ,
Uiuco n Crelgbton's siew blact , soatheaat cor
room , floor.
OMAHA. * NEB.
SAVAGE & MANDfcRSON ,
Attorneys at Law ,
j fA/'KHAU BTBEAT.
j AMU w. si / jo E , I Oraah * Kcbruka
CBA8LB * r JfAXDKJUnn.- '
N. J. BURK.HAM.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSEtlflB AT
LAW ,
No. 2GO Farobam Street
OMAHA - - NEB.
mrhMtl
J. S. SHROPSHIRE ,
Attorneyat'Law
Eoom Ko. 1 , S E. Corner 15th and Dougj ! $ t ? ( ,
NEBB.
OMAHA , - -
SPAIN & PRITCHETT ,
Attorneys ind Couaselors at Lair.
OS' * ) , 60ft TwtOL i Street ,
/ II M * . I/vV RAT e.a , Omaba. Zleb.
. W. AMBROSE ,
HEDICK'S OPEKA HOUSE
OMAHA
arSU
N E.
Attorney 1 Counselor at Law
Ofice-B3 mifoeightonBlocklOMAHA. .
OCT. 15th wid IJonglas Bts. I _
, - OLLECTIOKS SOLICITED AND PROMPT-
t S IT attended to So charge unless collec-
are made. Hout to let and rents col-
jloal estate bonshtand sold. aplltl
, J. CONNELIi.
AUorae fcr gflCOa * J -
iclal Bisect.
omcs 8c uli aide ol Farnliaai , between
l h . t6 > * U , Pj > ro lU Court Houa * .
IT takes nine tailors to make a
man , but it only takes one tailor to
make a $20,000 suit.
KEEP it before tbe people ! Tne
$4,000 , and not the Twenty Dollar
check. Uv coorse.
THE hungry army of patriotic
contractors is becoming desperate ,
and General Sickles still five hun
dred miles away !
DOES detection detect the trans
mission of noble charity circulars
through the mails , is to be the conun
drum during the impending postal
investigation.
CHIEF Master Artizan Doctor
Johiibon is still hunting fora substi
tute to Captain Lee , \\ho , in defer
ence to the suggestions made by the
BEE , has tendered his resignation of
* he Ko-op Presidency. "We mildly
and modestly suggest that the poet
ical Pratt is entitled to the honors.
BY a strictly.originfl ! and Irresisti
ble kind of logic , the absence of
any record or profile of an estab
lished grade on anj givej < treet In
the City Engineer's olllce , is to be
taken u&primairjofe evidence that
the grade on that street v s estab
lished in 1866.
porters and baggage
smashers are requested to take no
tice that the man who has had the
trunks built will
Jil'fl njtro-glyct-rine
leave Chicago on his first annual
campaign against these enemies of
trunks and band-boxes carjy tin's
week. He wU | go west and swing
around the cjrole by way of Qinaha ,
Honolulu and Xe\v Caledonia.
FOB the benefit of the forty tjious-
and Russians , and al ) otljprs who
may desire information about the
CityofEldred , and the great Ne
braska sand hills , we "will state that
Colonel Noteware , Superintendent
Qf Immigration , may now be found
on Uls Jfjjlian villa , in Bohemian
precinct , Saundera Bounty , here he
is superintending the cultiv&tfqp of
Italian turnips , catnips , and other
uips , peculiar to that delicious cli
mate. Any information touching
the Senatorial campaign , will rteacb
br } # Jf sent by special messenger.
An indiscriminate slaughfer fn
cjothing anil gents' furnishing
goods j-pgardJess of prices at 200
Farnhaiu. str tt. Fjne linen and
chevoit shirts gl our -wii make at
SiOO and $2.50 each.
bought and sold by Ootlhoimer ,
Broker , at 296 Fariiham street.
DfiTPflpCfflcd Pledges for Kale.
may Iy24
Hamlet Orum ,
9th street between Jones and Lcavenworth sts ,
PJJAHA , - NEBRASKA.
TO E MOST COMPLETE ASSORT-
KEEPS lAlic J Cents' straw kata , trim
med and untrlinmnl , PiJASfllj. Piques , Mar
seilles , Nfilnwokfi andallltnuii o/ Dry Goods ,
Ladles' \nd GenU * Boot , etc. My linp of Pry
Hoods i' Complete S11Ig only lor C.ABH , \
am rile to IJJTDERSKiiL any other Dealer In
theCfty. O ? PiUCES are LOWEU than ever
heard < j before. -
J. MOOREHEAD ,
AND PHARMACIST ,
Block , Bet. CiHforaJa & Vebttcr EU.
yMAlIA , NEB.
Pty : Jdans fr rrJDtlon ( carefully
jeG 3u > * connwundsd.
pENTIPTBV.
PElffTISTS ,
OFFICE , No. 232 FARNHAM ST.
Bet 13th & . Uth SU-
Z-OUlcst jiractlclnc IVnt U 1 tUa city
DB , A , S , BILLINGS ,
Bet. 13th and Uth , np itatra.
retth extracted without pain , by utaof
troui Oxide 3aa.
TOOce opes Atall hou eS
F. VAN CAMP JVI. D.
Viiptum bit own medclnc * . and besides
regular practlrw. makes specialities of Derange *
menu and PUeuat Peculiar to Woman , Fistu
la , Pile * and other Puff * * ) pf the Bectnm.
and 14th ttreetj ,
0/rjcit ; Corner Farnbaa
rttAonr to the right , op alarrf , E sldenc > ,
210 Douglas * trrft , belvffa1 and ISfh. next
to Lutheran CJjUtrii Opafbf , Feb. AadroM
iock BPI SH. } n11d4wtl ,
MBS. J. E. VAX DBRCOOK
Eclectic Physician *
Beaidence and officr 250 Dodge st bet 14th nnd
15Ui ts.
to'obstetrlcs and dli-
attention paid
pedal
t , fall.
tt.s& petuKar 10 women and children
California House.
2BITZ HAFNEE , Prop'r.
No. ITODougUnStiwt , corner JMJi.OW'ta ,
XebmLa. board Ly the day or week.
lunel.Tl
QUAILEY'S
TT. P. Soap Factoryl
hltttalcd ton the lineof ! the Union Pacific
IUllro 'l , pear the powder house. Manufac
ture * &itt.cas aoap far home consumption.
1unc2lT
P. N. GLYNN
STHOLESALJ : AKO KETAIL DEALER ix
Wines , Liquors. Segars ,
TOBACi 0 AXD PIPES.
asrCulifornb Wines and BrandjM. S *
Corner of l'h and Dodge street * , opposrto the
new Post Office buUdlns , Uniaba. Neb' ) e2SU
CONTRACTS ! B Rl DO KS 1
The subscriber if pre ] > ared to do all kinds
of Bridging , ( Railway or Highway ) . Pile Drir
ing and Heavy Framing of any description ,
( Sinn bridge * a speclalt ) ) , will lurnlsh rnttnUl
and complete the same on the tbortest possible
notice. Plar and B&ccificatlot. ] lurnUbed.
Orders solicited. County Qerka and others
VERY LATEST.
MIDNIQ-HT.
BOSTON , July 29.
A pigeon shooting match at Bea
con Park to-day for ? 250 a side , be
tween Capt. Bogardus and Mr. Jail ,
resulted in a victory for the former ;
Jail giving up at the 85th bird. Jail
had ten birds to start. Score , Jail
50 , Bogardus GO out of 100.
WASHINGTON , July 20.
The superintendent of the moun
ted recruiting service is ordered to
forward one hundred recruits to
Austin , Texas , for the 4th Cavalry ,
and all disposable colored recruits to
the same place , for assignment to
the 9th Cavalry. Also 80 recruits to
Fort Dodge , Kansas , to the Oth
Cavalry.
BOSTON , July 20.
Jesse R. Pomeroy made a full
confession of his murder of Katy
Curran , to-day. He said she came
to .the store for some papers , in the
morning. He told her there were
some down stairs , and as she \rent
down he followed her , put his left
arm around her neck , and with a
knife in his right hand , cut her
throar. He then hid her body un
der the stones and returned to the
store , after washing his bloody knife
and hands.
ST. Louis , July 20.
Messrs. Hobbs of Indiana , Earl
of Massachusetts , Tabor of New
\ ork , Rhode" , of Philadelphia , and
Johnson of Cincinnati , members of
the Quaker Commission , which has
control of the Indian policy , and
who have been to Lawrencp , , Ivan-
sas , to examine the conduct of their
agent , J. D. Miles , say that a hun
dred or a hundred and fifty Chey-
eiincs , and Arrapahoes , and a few
Comanches , are the only Indians
now op the warpath in thesouthwest.
The late disturbances are due to the
bad faith of the white Buffalo hun
ters , and the whisky sellers , who
have frequently entered the Indian
territory , and after making the Iji-
tjjans drunk ( have stolen their pos
sessions and epaped. Thjs has long
been endured , but now some voung
Indians , aggravated by repetition ,
seek redress , and attempt the pun
ishment of them.
ST. PAUL , July 20.
Ex-Attorney General Clarke , of
Marjitoba , was last evening btruck
twice on top Ije d with a slung shot
iu front of the Metropolitan Hotel
by some unknown person , who es
caped. This morning as Clarke was
leaving for the East he was &et up
on by a crowd of ruftianb from Minv
neapolis , headed by Mike Hey :
chief of police of that city , vhp , |
heat and kicked Clarke savagely , , !
to the car and left on the train , t
hut jt is feared that he is
dangerously hurt , being in
poor health. Hey wns arrested ami
held for trial. He is one of the Mill'
neappolis party who were impris
oned last year at Winnepeg , forian ,
alleged attempt fo kidnap Lord Gor
don , and the murderous uttacU'oU"
Clarke is in revenge for his notion
as a public prosecutor in thecaflair.
The examination shows that one
of hjs ribs was broken , ami tlmt he
bos sustained otjipr severe injuries.
Fears are entortained'for his If0 ( , ' as
he had a hemorrhage yesterday and
is in poor nealth. The peoplOj-are5
much excited against the perpetra
tors of this outrage.
i _
KAN FRANCISCO , Julyl20.
Reports from alT purls of tkptatp
represent the harvest progressing.
The yield of grain is abundant and
mupji larger than last season !
San tranpisco has donated$20r
000 to the Louisiana sufti-rorsT The
last Installment' $4000rwios forwarded -
warded to-day. t
Jhe crusaders of Portland , Oregon
gen , have abandoned their efforts.
No movement has yet ueorf infttle
for a local option electioji2in this
city , and all are waiting trie decision
of the supremje court on 'the consti-
tutionah'ty of the law. *
It is understood that nty investigation
*
gation Js b.eing eondiicledin > this
city on tho'ptyrf of the German
bondholders , Into the ihmnrijiljconr
dltlon of what is known asPttie
Vallejo railroad hybtera , arid' that
revelations will be made ln the
business which will not redound
credit to this State. The friends of
the Central Pacific say that they
will attempt to clearv their skirts by
tlifbwiug ajf the blame on Latham
and his nsaocifttes , hq taniferred
the' road * to that .company ! ' '
Horatio Tliornj- , secretary of the
Commercial Life Insurance Com
pany , was drowned yesterday while
tityWff In Lake. Pillarcetbs " , San
Mafteo counly.
Last night < | uring a Jipavy fpg ,
the British ship , Wai ring Queen , in
baijast for this port from New Zea
land , ren ashore five milea'north of
port Aoyes , abovp tjijs harbor. She
will prove a total lo. 3. ! Th"e paptain
and crew have just arrived in the
"
ship's boats , bringing" news of
the disaster. No TivesT were lost.
WASHINGTON , Juy } 20.
A dispatch says that a gentleman
just returned from Cuba , where he
ha < j resided for the last nine or ten
months , & * ates that'he does not be
lieve the Sp njQfds can hold out
'
much longer , for 'thpfp fjnanies are
sadly deranged. K was no | ; for $ e
fact that the ppopjejrf the pnjte4
State were madp to' ' pontribute
the largest proportion * ojf Spanish
rule in Cuba , the war would have i
been ended long ago , There are
$100,000,000 worth of sugar , export-
.ed annually , and about $80,000,000
of this cornea to the United -States.
A few large houses in New York
and Philadelphia hayo monopo-
Jfzfiil { he sugar trade , and these 1
houses advance large Vsums of
money to the 'planters , arid their
only security is a lieu on Uio ayes
who cultivate the sugar plantations ,
They have been mnklujpthese ad
vances for years anijliave come to
have heavy interest directly Ja the
slaves , and therefore are the real
slaveholders. If emancipation waste
to be decreed they would be heavy
losers ; " bence , tjjey are ( i . Ing all
they can to crush \.ut tti&puban re
bellion , the success of whiOhinsurcs
emancipation. Whenever thjs"cap-
tain general makes an extraordina
ry Jevy upon the merchants of Cuba
he does not assess the&njajTandthe
great , hutoonfiiios his leyyto & fp '
principal houses. These pjen } ip-
raedlately call a nieeting ofjftll the
principal houses engaged initrans-
porting to the \Tnltetl StatesXand
they add the amount of thojlevy to
the next Invoices of sugar/tobacco ,
etc. , to be shipped to this country.
CABLEGRAMS.
Fifteen Miners Killed by an Ex
plosion in an English
Colliery.
The German Government Deems
It Necessary to Keep a
Sharp Look-out on the
Religious Press.
MADKID , July 20.t
The government has made a fresffl
levy of 130,000 troops , to reinforcef
the anny of the North.
PARIS , July 2
General Cissey has been appoint
ed provincial Minister of the Intej ?
rior.
JjONDON , July 20.
An explosion occurred inCa col
liery in Wizen Saturday by
fifteen miners were killed.
CALCUTTA , JulyllQ.
The rivers from. Saim to 'Orde
have overflowed their banks aiTd
the country is flooded. The/ciam-
age is very great.
S , July 20.
The ministry that has resigned
it is believed \\ill * be reconstructed
with' the followiiig < changes : Duke
de Cazer , Minister of Foreign Af-
alrs ; M. Boucher , Minister of Fi
nance. cf" ,
if , July 20.
Dispatches repeived fron ofllcjal
sources , contirju tie previous re
ports of the surrender of Cuercia to
the Carlists , notwithstanding the
assertions to the contrary , tele
graphed fiora-Madrid.
MADRID , Juy2Q. ]
Mr. Cusninggave a "fareweirjlin-
ner yesterday in honor of Senor
Mantillax3fcSpanish } Minister to
* - . XiONDON , Jdly 20.
Thejimos' special Paris correspondent
pendent says it is considered cer
tain iliat General Cissey and Dul e
de Gazes will return to their present
positions in the niinistri * .
BEKIJN , July 19.
government has increased
the stringency of Its regulations restricting -
stricting ultramontane agitation's.
Club's and the clerical press will bu
closely matched and vigorous '
dealt with for dMoyal or illegal
manifestations.
HAVANA , July 19.
A column of troops from Holfjuln
jhave encountered the insurgents in
-the hills of Bigar'Ora , under "Calfes-
'tor. "The position of the latter was
captured after five hours firing , and
the Jnsurgenfa rijspprspfl. Seyeral
rinsurgents wore killed and a num
ber taken prisoners. The Spaniards
lost one ohe private killed , and one
officer and seven privates wounded.
ThP P ° JH"1I ) | aftcr provisioning ,
started in pursuit qf tlp | iisui'gpits | ,
- PARIS , July 19.
The crisis at Versailles slill con-
tjnues , General Ci sey will proba
bly be appointed Minister of the In
terior ad interim Duke do Broglje
has failed to form a cabinet because
the Legitimists are determined in
their opi > osition to the organization
of President McMahon's powers.
The Chevalier Nigara , Italian
minister to Francp , was presonf at
a fete given at Vernon hijoior } ] of
Patreach , and In'the course of his
speech took occasion to declare that
Italy would be eternally grateful to
Franfjp , anfl tl8 rfj0icc < l in being
able to give assurances of the tor-
dial friendship between' the two
countries.
MADRID , July 19.
The town of Guonaa , ninety mjles
'
from this city , has burrcndered'lo
the Carlists. The garrison made a
brave defense , but were compelled
to surrender , owing to the heavy
force of the Carh'bts investing the
place.
1'hp ' Govprnujent at Madrid has
declared the whole of Bpain in a
state of siege , and decrees of seques
tration will be issued against all
property held by Cailist adherents.
The government has also forbidden
the publication of news concerning
the Carlist insurrection.
Tli3 Government announces In
Its pflicial orders that it will not
pp'rmlt the shooting of prisoners jn
retaliation for Carlist atrocities.
* The Epoca denies that Queen Isa
bella intends to revoke her act oj
abdication.
. July 19.
The BeecherTTilton case continues
to be the all absorbitant topic. ' At
a meeting to-morrow evening it is
pxpected Tilton will give a full and
detailed statppipnt of the facts with
in his kno'wledge that relates to tjp }
scandal. It Is expected that TUton
will present his document to the
committee in person , and that It
will be put into sworn testimony ,
which , when' the investigation is
over , will b esont with the vprdict
to the examining committee of thp
church.
The continuance of the investi
gation depends upon the importance
gf fr. Tilton's charges. . If they ad"d
nothing to what the committee has
already , fhe verdict whlph ajready
" "
J"as ) been virtually made ' up"wlll bp
sent to tljp ohurbhj'fully exculpating
Mr. Beochpr. Jf ttip charges are
serjous , then Bcecher Is to be sum- '
moncd himself aftpr Mr. Titonand | ,
Mr. Morelton Js ready to fumish
documentary evidence that Mrs.
Via Woodhull is on her wpiy home
to New York.
A letter from Tennle CJaflin , da
ted San Francisco , July 9th > says
tljat jn three days Mrs. Woodhull
will sfqpt past , and will probably
rpach here 'the fast of this , qr the
first of next week. Thp cqmpilttee
does not Intend to call on her to tes
tify , but they will hear any testi
mony she may often ,
Those who know Mrs. Woodhull
most intimately say positively that
documentary evidence she claims to
have bearing Mr. Beecher's signa
ture , are simply letters decljning to
notice their meetings arrangedlast
summer at her house with Henry
p. Bowen , H. B. Claflin , Mr. Bow-
ep and a phonographer. That end-
pd Mr. Bown , un4 Mr. Claflin urged.
Mrs. Woodhull to present the copu-
mentary evidenoo upon Mr. Beeoh-
cr , Bhe said she had great use for
the documents and would not give
them up on any account ,
TELEGRAPHIC.
4 0'CLOCK P. H.
Speclilly Eoported for the Omaha Daily Bet > ,
br th Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Go.
1TEW
Jhe Beecher-Tilton Scandal.
Beecher Ahead up to Date.
Some Revelations Are Made
Concerning the Famous Na-
* tv than , Murder.
RYE BEACH , A. H. , Julj20. .
Mrs. C. Thayer , daughter of Dr.
Tubbs , of Manchester , died of con
vulsions here yesterday.
NORWALK , Conn , July 19.
A well known and Influential citi
zen , Mr. Prank B. Smith , of this
place , was out in bis pleasure steam
yacht , the Flirt , last evening , and
when near the entrance of the har
bor by some means the awning took
fire , and while endeavoring to put
it out , he fell into the waier , and
before assistance could reach him he
was drowned. Men at once began
dredging for his body , but up to the
present timehavefailed to recover it.
NEW YORK , July 20.
Mr. Beecher is expected in Brook
lyn to-day.
Mayor Havemeyer's reply to Hoy.
Dix , concerning the ' phargps made
against him , will'be mojlQ to-day.
It is understood that the reply em
braces a carefully written history of
the flght between Tammany Hall
and Gardner and Chariick since the
last election. The mayor maintains
that the prosecution ot the commis
sioners was partisan , and not in the
interest of the people , and th'at he
was justified by law and fact in reappointing -
appointing them.
A World's Saratoga special says
the official announcement of the
judges placing the Williams crew
fourth , Cornell fifth and Dartmouth
sixth at the finish of the university
race causes some dispute. Cornell
holds the fifth place to Dartmouth.
The signal officer of the race has
made an affidavit that Dartmouth
was the fourth , and is corroborated
by others. The correct time of the
Columbia crew was 1C : 12 } .
NKW YORK , jujy 20.
The Beecher-Tilton scandal still
engrosses public attention , and each
new development tends to heighten
public curiosity. The latest facts
bearing on the scandal are centered
in thp , statement of BrnnU. Wilkln-
hon , rnddeTjefoie the investigating
committee 'Wednesday night last.
Wilkinson was formerly Beecher's
lecture agent , and connected with
the Christian Uuion newspaper , and
is possessor of most important
secrets bearing on the scandal.
From the statement it appears that
Tilton in his present action is ani
mated solelv by a desire to compel
B.epGhep tp provide for Jinn hand :
feomely by gvjnfc } him a small' ' for
tune so as to purchase his silence.
His testimony was very volumin
ous ; he produced a letter written
by Tilton to Henry C. Bowen , in
which Tflton refers fa the charges
of adulterous 6ts committed by
Beecher , which If he , Bowen , exposed -
posed would drive Beecher from the
pulpit ; and complains of Bowcn's
breaking of Tilton's contracts \\ith
the Independent and Brooklyn Union
V r
ion , '
Wilkcnson stated that Tilton
brought the letter March , 1872 , and
threatened to publish it in the Gold
en Age , alleging that Bowen had
n.lnetl hiru by dismissing hirn from
the editorship of the Independent
and Brooklyn Union ; ho complained
that Beecher , who had power to re
instate him , had deserted him , and
declared he would have revenge ,
anjl would pursuphim to the grave :
ho also complain etl that Bown hail
refused to'pay'hlin a large debt 'for
editorial services , compelling him
to bring suit to collect it. Wilken-
son was satisfied thatTilton's object
was to raise money , and after a long
consultation withTHtonan , arrangp :
in out was agreed upon which it was
thought would bo satisfactory to all
parties. This resulted In the well
known tripartite agreement , and
befoie it was drafted Bowen agreed
to pay Tilton forthwith. . The amount
of unpaid salary due him.Tilton was
then happy and overflowed with
love and admiration for Beecher.
Thp tripartite agreement was ready
fbr'signature April 2d , i872and the
paper was read at a meeting of four
gentleman , of whom Tilton was one.
In this paper both Bowen and Til-
ton disavowed all charges and in-
liendos attributed to them against
Bcecher. Tilton as eager to
sign , but was' restrained" "by the
others present , and the paper was
taken away in order that Bowen
should first attach his signature.
On the njght of April 2d Tilton , in
reply \yilknsonls } qupstlon , sqM
that the only wrong 'Beecher hail
ever done him , had been to address
improper language to his wife , and ,
for that , he held In his hand an
ample and satisfactory apology. He
denied ever having accused Beecher
with criminal oopdupt. On thp. 3d
of April Tilton again called oh hiru
and angrily refused to sign the tri
partite agreement , as org'.nally
drawn up , this action being
due to the fact that Bowen had re-
fiiBp4 to pay the full amount of his
claim , ( jhp full ajnouut was paid
within a day or'two thereafter , and
the agreement , \\hich in the mean
time hart bepn altered by Tilton ,
was accepted by ai } parties. TiUon ,
ill modifying bis paragraph , backed
out of his disavowal of his imputa
tions on Beecher , and his admissions
that they were untrue , and care
fully secured to himself the large
liberty to pursue Beecher forever
with inuendos. The committee
\ \ ill meet to-morrow evening to hear
Ttqij's ! } statement and it is stated
that'll will be madp public , if not
by the committee , by Tiltou. Since
last Thursday night , the Beechor
Investigating committee have sus
peuded operations. No more wit
nesses will be examined until
Tilton has appeared before the com
mittee , and the colling of additional
testimony will depend upon state
ments he makes. Thus far ten ses
sions have been held , and six
witnesses have been examined. The
whole committee , with onp excep
tion , have attended every session ,
To-morrow night the Investigation
will commence with the examina
tion of Tilton , and the work will bo
brought to a speedy close , probably
by toe end of th § week ,
i T
AI.FKEP , Me. , July20.
Ex-Congressman Heirick L > still
in : i critical condition.
NEW YOIIK , July 20.
In the special term cf the Court of
Appeals , a motion was made to-day
in the case of Sharkoy , tLe mur
derer , who escaped from the Tombs
\\hileundersentenceofdeath , for a
mandamus , to compel the clerk of
the general term to make a return
of a writ of error , and on a certiorari
the motion was granted.
YORK , July 20.
A morning paper to-day publishes
a letter from a convict recently par
doned , in which he says that the
Nathan murder and robbery was
planned by some convicts in Sing
Sing , in June , 1S70. This fact was
made known to Superintendent
Kelso after the deed had been com
mitted. Two convicts named Ellis
and Sweeney planned the affair , and
Austerhouse , Tucker and Brown ,
three other convicts , were let into
the plot , also thp notorious cracks
man , Henry Smith. The writer
thinks Forester and Irving knew
nothing of the plot or subsequent
tragedy.
The trial of E.K. W5nship , salary
broker , accused of embezzlement of
money entrusted to him for jnvcst-
nlcnt } n salaries of government offi
cials , begins to-day before Levi
Fuller , referee. AVinship's total lia
bilities are $460,000 ; assets 5500,000.
Upwards of 250 ticket agencies
have been broken up here by a re
cent order of the great railroad
combination to that effect. Ticket
selling is to be stopped.
PHILADELPHIA , July 20.
The geological urvey of the State
attention. The importance and ex
tent of the work is regarded as of
nonsiderable significance. The
parties are now nearly all in the
field. The labor has been distribu
ted as follows : Bituminous coal
Measure , Clearfield and Jefferson
counties have been assigned to
Franklin Platt , and the southern
part of the State to Prof. Frazier , J- .
the formations and ores of Lehjgh
Valley to Prof. ' Freq J. Prime , 'Jr. ;
fossil ore belts' , as well as the other
minerals of the Jmiiata region , to
Mr. John H. Dewcs ; oil legions of
Butler , Clairion and Venango coun
ties to Mr. John F. Carl ; the ser
pentine region in the olu ) formations
of the southeastern corner of the
state to Dr. G'enth ' ; the mineralo
gist of survey and preparation of a
a special report on the tipper oil re
gion to Mr. John E. Wrigley and
Henry M. Chance.
They will spend some in time a
special study of the formation in
the gap at Port Clinton , with the
view of solving several important
problem , s of th stmeture.
Andrew 'McCreatli has been ap
pointed chemical assistant , \\ith his
headquarters at Harrisburg.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. .
* * %
Now York Money Market.
NEW YORK July 29.
Money Easy at 22 } per cent.
Exchange pull but .steady ; 4871
sixty days * 400'for'slght. *
' Gold- Steady , dull ; o\ ned at 10J
declined an 3 ; now selling at 10J.
Governments Quiet but Him ,
regular oslSSl 1 lljiegularGi 1 lJi ( :
421 ,
but nia'rket verv dull.
New York Produce Market.
NEW YORK , July 20.
Brcadstuffs Generally quiet and
unchanged.
Flour Dull ; stiperfinp Stale and
Western A QQ extra 5 70@5 00.
Wheat Quiet ; No 1 spring , 1 , ,7
@ 1 40 ; No 2 Chicago 1 301 152 ; No
2 Milwaukee spring 1 3ol , ' 57.
Corn Steady ; Western mixed
afloat at ja.
Oats Firmer ; Western mixed 02
© 04.Rye
Rye Nominally ; 1 101 12.
Provisions Dull and generally
nominal.
Pork New mess , 19 9020 00.
B.ecf plain new mess , 14 50 ©
1500.
Bacon Shoit rib , 91 ; long clear ,
Cut M'ents Pickled hams 1414J ;
shoulders 83@S3 ; bellies 9J9j.
Lard Steam rendered , 12 } .askedj
kettle rendered , 11 J asked ; 'prime
city , HJ asked.
Tallow 7J8 } .
Leather Quiet for hemlock ; valerf
confined to higher grade.
Iron Dull and nominal ,
Wool Fairly active , but priora
without decided change.
Chicago Pruuuce Market.
CHICAGO , July 20.
Flour No demand for anything
but Minnesota.
Flour Shippers not in markel ;
prices nominal.
Wheat Irregular ; cash , 1 11 ;
August , 1 07 } ; September , \ 04 \ . '
Corn Quiet ; cosh , 012Gl' ;
August , 615 ; September , glf.
1 Oats Steady ; cash , 52 ; July ,
48V.
Barley Firm ; 1 02.
Highwines 95.
Pork F rm ; August , 20 75 ; Sep
tember , 21 00.
Lard Quiet ; August , 4 4044 50.
St. Louis Produce Market.
ST. Louis , July 20.
Flour Dull and unchanged.
Wheat In good demand ; No 3
red fall , 1 08@1 lOj No 2 red win
ter , 1 20.
Corn Easier ; for track No 2
mixed , G4@G5 ; track , G5 ( ( CG ; eleva
tor. G4@G51.
Oats Irregular and lower ; No 2 ,
00@62 on track.
Barley Dull ; No 2 , 1 101 12 } .
Bye Quiet ; prime , \ 00@1 05.
Whisky Firm at Q5.
Pork Firm ; generally held at
2550.
Lard Firm ; 11 } for summer.
St. . Louis Live Stock.
ST. Louis , July 20.
Hogs Receipts , 1520 ; higher ;
light 5 25@5 37J.
Cat ties- Receipts , 1530 ; steady J
Texa'ns , 2 00@4 00 ; butchers , 2 75 ©
3 25 ; good to extra steers , 4 50@G 00.
Chicago Live Stock Market.
CHICAGO , July 20.
Cattle Receipts , 2,600. Market
dull and nearly neglected ; prices
nearly nominal ; Texas sold ut 2 38
© 3 55 ; choice steers , 5 90@6. 00 ;
Butchers , 4 80.
Hogs Receipts , 0,000. Good
quality f.rm ; prices higher ; dosed
strong at 5 SOaG 15 for poor to com
mon ; G 20 for fair ; C 20aG GO for
good to choice. All sold.
bheep Receipts , 1,100. Market
dull and easy atJJ 29a-5 50 ,
Clearing Sale ! EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS ! I
AT
OHUIOMHA K' '
OleanngSalei
FOE. THIHT1T
IIEISG on :
Clearing Sale ! Annual Clearing Sale
OF
Foreign and Domestic
Clearing Sale !
DRY GOODS
Clearing Sale !
PRKPAUATOUY 1O STOCK TAKING.
A. CRUICKSHANK ,
Clearing Sale !
mar5 Cor. Utli antl Famliam Sts.
STOCK : , 1873.
R. A. BROWN , 248 Douglas Street ,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DRY GOODS , CARPETS ,
AND OIL CLOTH
An Immense Stock of Fresh. New G-oods Just Opened to be
sold lower than any other house in the city , consisting of
MERINOS , EMPRESS GLOW , RPELLAM %
ALPACAS & MGKAIRS , also YELYET & BEAYER CLOAKItfGS.
A FULL STOCK OF SHAWLS , BLANKETS , FLANNELS ,
MERINO L.NDEBWEAR AND WORSTED GOODS.
TABLE LINEN IN GREAT VARIETY. A FULL LINE OF
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN CARPETS , QIL CLOTES , MATTING RUbfS , AND MATS ,
Furniture , bedding , Mirrors ,
and everything pertainins : to the FURNITURE and UP
HOLSTERY trade ; has largely increased his stock , and now
has a complete assortment oi FINE , MEDIUM and LOW
PRICED goods , which he is pffering at such REDUCED
PRICES as to make it to the interest of everv one desiring
anything in this irie , tg examine his stock before pnrchas-
ing.
, LOUNGES &e. ; UPHOLSTERED AND
COVERED TO ORDER.
CK S. SHIVEHICS ,
.
Sti-oot. Ox !
G. STRIFFLER ,
DEALEK N
E. I E S ,
s'ons ,
Fruit * ,
Nut * .
Confectionery ,
Tobacco ,
Segars ,
&c. , &c. , &c.
S. 1C. ; 0lt.of IvT Ti RiulFARXlIASI.
a imr
Schneider & Burniester
Manufacturers of
FIN , COPPER AND SHEET IROH
WAKE. DEALEES IN
Cooking and Heating Stores.
Tin Roofing , Spouting and Gutter' ig doa
short notice and ic the best majner.
ittetn trcet MP124 dl
City Meat Marker.
Keep constantly on uand
A LARGE SUPPLY OF
S 33 33 X % J ? O
MUTTON ,
" POULTRY ,
GAME
ASD-
"XT 33 Gr 33 T-A. 33 3j 33 IB
FRANK J. RAMGE
DRAPER & TAILOR
.
AHL. DEAUEKJN
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING 'GOODS ' ,
* 'uH > ssortmentof Imported "Woolens. All Work Warranted.
2b2 FarnlianiSt. , - - Omalia ,
.
o.5e < xllv
isth , 1374 = 1
FROM THIS DATE WE WILL SELL :
MILLINERY I
At Greatly Reduced Prices !
MRS. C. F , HICKMAN ,
elSlm
. IBTJIR/IR , ,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
Cor. 13th/ and Harnoy Streets ,
Spring and Summer Styles
A. POLACK ,
CLOTHIER ,
238 Farn.h.am St. ITear 14th. .
Fine and Medium Clothing ,
and Furnishing Goods.
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