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OMAHAFRIDAYMORNING - . JULY 24 , 1874. NO. 30.
THE DAILY BEE.
KDWAKD KOSEWATEE , Editor nd Prop'i
Office So. 138 Fanilinni street , toetw.
KtoUx and Tenth.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION :
Oce copy , one year. In adrance - . 4.00 .00
alx month * , in ad ce -
" three menths in adTance _ . _ 2.00
K3T11 not paid in adrance , 88 per annum \rill
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FBEDEBICK ,
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LEADING H&TTEE !
Best Goods ,
Z.OWESTFBJCES
FarnliaiiSt. '
OMAHA.
OHABA BUSINESS
CEAOKEE
Smith. 185 Unrner ftrcef. fcct.
McdureA . declbU
QLAS3.AND PJOTUEE FR MKS
T RrfnhM-C 186 Oou-l etrect , da >
eJ.wlnJow gluss aud picture Itauisf. ( ' " 'n
done to order. * "
BOOTS AED SHOES.
hilip Ung , 155 rarnhaui t. between U.th
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CONFECTIOHIEY.
. Ijtey , corner 12th nJ Dugl ijrecxa.
mnuf cturer and whulowilc deiicr In
cand'fsand confectionery. Country tr de :
Jiccted. ' * . Plff
COAL DEALERS. '
* Elliot , coal , lime , cemen i tlwlr.eic. ,
FUnd Farnham U J Jel.lSm3
12th aud U r-
,
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JA.
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PAWN BROKER.
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- | r EJpitter , NO.-200 FarnUam M
LADHDEY.
. LADHDEY.oil lllh nt. . *
Vatnhan. rnd Dough * . T h" " ' ' 'ins aud
Ing will be done to rrder. first clans work
PAIHTBES.
T ehrain i Rrard. bou-e and sign pamt'i' ,
U lOUi U bet. F.mham and Haruey. a2 tf
PAOTOEY.
Soap. WorVn. Powell A Co , still
' ir 1'fetnlusi Soap. Five
firal preraluu.awarded l > y the 4.ougla county
, la.
and State lair. , and Pottawattamjo county
Order * yoll-JU'dtrom thelraile. _ _ _ _
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E , ESTABRO'JK."M - FRANCIS
ESTABROOK& FRANCIS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
OFFICE Creishton BU > c | , Opiaha. Neb
"DEXTER L , THOMAS ,
Atloraej and' Counselor ftt Law.
OPPICE BOOT Bo * Vl chr'i Blotfc
NEB
OMAHA - - -
JOHN \V , LYTLE ,
AllorBeTat-Law and SoJlcUor IP
; , Eqallj.
-OTer Tint Satlonal Btak ,
PAKKE GODWIN ,
Attorney at
( Qtmpbell'x Blick , )
M91-2 TH1ETEEKTH BTBEBT. OKAHA
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A. BALDWIK
BALDWIN tt , O'BRIEN ,
ATTOKNEYS LAW
Office Ctldwell J51ock , Douglaa Ftxctt ,
NEBRASKA.
OMAHA. - - - -
JOHN c. co\yp ,
. Solioitoar
COUNSELOR.
OMAHA , > EUUASKA.
T. W. T. KicnJirfls ,
Attorney- Law ,
OHIce 510 13th St. , bet. Farmham
aad Douglas , Oamlitt , > "cb.
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Ballon & Glasgow ,
ATTORNEYSATLAW ,
Office n CrclgliVon' } iew Uoct , aoutheait cor
Ooor.
OMAHA. NEB.
bAVAGE & MANDERSON ,
Ill Attorneys at Law ,
2 FAENHAM 8TEEAT.
, Kebrarti
CBAKLSf
If. J. BTTRNHAM.
ATTORNEI AND COUNSELLOR AT
[ No. SCO F rnh m Street
" OMA.HA - NEB.
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t JOHN E. KKL.I.KY.
' Attorney 1 Counselor at Law
Office-Boom2 , Crelghton Block , ! . OKAHA.
OCT. 15th tad 1'ooglM cts. i
/COLLECTIONS SOLICITED AND PBOMPT-
l ; IT attended to. .No ehsrge unless collec
tion i areniide. Itourestolct and rents col-
ectcd. KctlnUte bought and told. * pl"tl
W , J. CONNELL ,
Attorney fGi' econd Jud.
Iclal District
OKHCS South tide of F 'rnh ra , between
1Mb P TClh iU. , orposlt * Court lloue.
t J. S. SHROPSHISE ,
Attorney- - Law
, - EoomNo 1,8. E. Corner lllh knfl DoagUs BU ,
O1IAHA NEBR.
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2. t. SriV > . afO. K. rUTCHCTT
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SPAUN & PRITCHEYT ,
ri Attoracrs , iad CouBselon at Law.
PSe. 50ft Twelti b' eet.
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.W. 1AMBBOSB ,
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KEDICK'S
OMAHA , has just discovered that
she has a silver-plated postmaster.
THE comet has given way to the
dog-star.
On for a hand organ to relieve
our dry good's clerks from monet
ony.
GEOKQE FRANCIS proposes to take
a trip to the other side of the world
in order to get another bight at the
comet's tail.
WITH a three thousand pound fire
alarm bell Omaha will be compara
tively safe against over-slepping
in case of a midnight fire.
No wonder Yost was ready to
fight Sperry's battles , as long as
Sperry was willing to put money in
his p'nrse by signing fraudulent pay
rolls for him.
AN assault upon the city editor of
the Nashville .Banner , resulted in a
rush for a thousand extras , and the
publisher has issued an invitation
to the man with the iron fist , to call
again.
Ma. PATTEKidan eminently prac
tical philantropist. He has a happy
faculty of regulating his memory
according to circumstances. Just
now he remembers very positively
that he paid those 54,000 to General
Strickland for professional services.
This version differs slightly with the
story formerly related by the noble'
charity ditpenber but then we must
.save Furay , you know.
An indiscriminate slaughter in
clothing and gents' furnishing
goods regardless of prices at 206
Faruham street. Fine linen aud
chevoit shirts ol our wu make at
$2.00 and S2.50 each.
Railroad Tlt.Zels
bought and sold by Gottheimer ,
Broker , at 290 Faruham street.
Unredeemed Hedges for Sale.
may
Hamlet Orum ,
m
Ptb street bcUcen Jones and Leaven worth sts ,
OMAHA , - NEBRASKA.
MOBT COMPLETE ASSORT
V mcl o [ Jjulles' mdGent ' straw hats , trim
med and untrimuied , 1'arasols. Piques , Mar-
feillea. Nainsooks and all kinds of 1'ry Goods ,
Ladies' -\ndGenU 'Boots , etc. Sly line ot Cry
koods 1' Complete. S"llg ! only tor CASH. I
ajnaWeto ySnmSbi-li any other Dealer iu
the City. Our PUJCEs are LOWER than erer
heard ot before. wvli-in-Dl
J. .MOOREHEAD ,
ZDIR/UGi-GKEST
.AND PH&BMACIST ,
PiUer's Block , Bet California & Wetattr Bte.
OMAHA , NEB.
pjjiaiclans Prescriptions carefully
e2GJUl1'
OFFICE , Ho. 232 FARf/HAM ST.
Bet. t3th & Uth SisOMAHA. .
' ' ' ' ' Inllieclly
DR , A , S , BILLINGS ,
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Bet. J3th and 14th , up itairi.
Teeth extracted rlthont pain , bjuseof M-
troua Uzlde iu.
I. VAN CAMP M. D.
IHapeniea hii own medclnet. and betides
regular practice , make * specialities of Derange-
meaU and Diseasn Peculiar to Women , Fistu
la , PUr * and other Dlseanes of the Bectum.
OFHCK : Corner Farnham and I4 h treet * ,
first door to the right , up > Utrr. ppjidenc ,
210 Dougbs BtrfctbetuconJanJ ) l ih , next
to Jjifhcrau Chuiph Omaha , feltAddms
Lock Hoi SM.
Jin § . J. E. VANDKKCOOK
Eclectic Physicianf
Residence and offir. 2.W Dodge st bet l tb nnd
)5lb sts.
Special attention paJJ to'ol > stetrlcj and dli-
eisea peculiar to women and ruildr < < n. 'f9U.
California
FEITZ HAFJiEE , Prop'V.
Ko. 17JDongJasgrfft | , cprn r Jth ) ,
KebrasLa. isoard Lj the Jay or week.
luuel. vl
171 Cor. tarnhatn and ISlevenln SI * .
AH kinds of TA1LOUISG , Cleaning and re
pairing done at reasonable r U a. A Hue lot ot
FURNIalllNO < ) UODS conmanUy on iand.
and aold cheap.
VTOU1JAKI > -
Market Gardners !
K.NDS OF VF.OETABLES AND
ALL . for aa'e. Orders cddrefted tu ua
at our garden
Cor. 21st and PaulSlrrets.
sill rerrUeirnmf > t attention. aplSditm
BPENCEB'S
Fruit and Confection avy
Cor. 18lb and L-Avenworlh" S'B. ,
] j43m ATTnETfrttDGE.
QUAILEY'S
TT * P. Soap Factory !
Situated on the line * of the Union Pacific
Railroad , upar the powder honvs. Manufac
ture fiist-cbus soap for home runiuroptiou.
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P. N. GLYNN
VWOI.K&U.E ASD nETAIL pEALEK IX
Wines , Liquors , Segars ,
TOBAC 0 AND PIPES.
ea-CulIfornU Wines and BrandIes.-
Corner of IS * and Dodgfl streets opposite. the
raw Post Office building. Omaha. Nebe | 2U
COXTKACTSI 8IUDGK&TI
The subscriber is prepared to do all kinds
ol Bridcing , ( Ua'lway ' or Utebwaj ) . PJlaIrT |
ing and Heary Framing of any description.
( Span bridges a iprclalt ) ) , will furnish material
and complete the aame on the shortest possible
notice. Plata and ipcclfcalloi.3 furnished.
Ordin solicited. County Clerks and others
. arlll confer a faror by sending notice of Icttinga
W WILUAM
374 Paul Street ,
VERYLATEST.
MIPNIG-HT.
_ THE EAST ,
The Beecher-Tilton Scandal.-
Mrs.Tilton's Statement.
JX EW YOHK , July 23.
The following is the statement o :
Mrs. Elizabeth R. Til ton : „
To pick up anew the .sorrows ol
the past ten years , which I had daily
schooled myself rio-forget and for :
give , stiugs and pains , and makes
this an imperative -duty , as called
forth by the malicious statement oi
my husband , the saddest act of my
life. Beside my thought of follow
ing my Master contradicts this act ,
mypen and sense of perversionmy
life'and ' faith * almost compels me to
stand aside till'Goi himselfjdelivers
- ml.Yet , I see in this -wanton act
an urgent call and privilege from
which I shrink not. To reply in
detail to twenty-two articles of ar-
raigumenf ; I shall not attempt at
present ; yet if called upon to testify
to each and every one of them , I
shall not hesitate to do so. Suffice
it for my purpose now , that I reply
to one of the most glaring charge * . .
Touching" the feigned sorrow of my
husband concerning compulsory
revelations , I solemnly avow that
long before 'the "Woodhull publica
tion , I know him , by insinuation
and Uireqt statement , to have repea
ted to"my very' near relatives and
friends the substance of these accu
sations which shock tbe moral sense
of the entire commmiitythis day.
.Many timei , when reading that
certain -persons had -spoken ill of
him , he has sent me to chide them
for so doing , and * then- and there
I learned that he had been before
me , with his caiuumfes against myself -
self , so that I was speechless. The
re-iteration in his statement that he
had.repeatedjy triven to hide these
so-called facts. Is utterly false , aVhis
hatred for Mr. Beecher has existed
for many years , and his determina
tion to ruin him ( Beecher ) has been
the great aim of'his life. .Again , his
perfidy' to the holiest love of his
wife has been discovered in his pub
lication ; < and it reaches almost to
sacrilege ; and he has added to this
endeavor the early scandal of Mrs.
\Voodhull , to make my own words
condemn me. He has no parallel.
Most conspicuously is my letter quo
ted , reading like Griffith Gaunt.
Had Mr. Tilton read of the
pure character of Qattjeriue , he
would have seen that 'I lifted n y-
self beside it as near as any human
being could affect the ideal ; but it
was her character , and not the-inci-
dents of fiction surrounding it , to
which I referred. ' Her's ' was no sin
or criminal action , though like a
confession with hers , I had made to
Mr , TjftPJ1 j'1 ' telling my love to my
friends ancj pastqr one year before ,
and I now add that nQtwib&tandr (
Ing all the misrepresentations and
the anguish of soul , I owe to my ac
quaintance and friendship with Mr.
Beecher , as to no other human in
strumentality , that encouragemznt
of my mental life , and that growth
toward Divine nature which enables
me to work daily in the lively hope
of life beyond the KKftvc ,
The shamqipss jjnarges { n artiploa
seven , eight and 'nine 'are fearfully
false in each and every particular.
TJio one referred to in Tilton's tenth
paragraph \fau obtained merely
from iuiportuufty anil by lprpsan :
tations that they were necessary for
hjm to use in hh then difficulties
with tyr. JJowen , J W3 then sick
nigh unto death , liavjng spared a
miscarriage only four days before , J
signed whateveflio required "with
out knowing or 'imderetandlng Its
import. The paper I never have
seen and don't know what state
inpnju K poijtajne-J. In the charge
Is a fetifiF to Jjtr. Hqutqn ) , qtiqtpd to
prove that I never desired' separa
tion or advised by Mrs ! Beeoher to
leave my hus'band. ' I reply that
thj * Jptter asL Mr.'rltoi | < 8 own
coupppUoR.ojpduped r 0 to
copy and ejgu jt as njy qwn apt ,
whiph in fcay weakness and'iriis- .
taken thought to , .help I haye done
too often du1fn * Uiese' unhappy
years , , iujplloatjnB-th f harmony
of home was tin 1 } token until Sfr ,
Beecher entered li as a frpquent
guesancl friend , a lamentable
satire upon the household where he
himself , years beforpjjajd ) the cor
ner itone of supji , JQSO , qml deso-
prated its alter at the time of my
departure so that the atmosphere
was not only -godless , hut impure
for my pJilIdOJlvftnqJUkl fk ? ffor
and throe qf ngon.y I wouTd fijjn Jpft
my daughters to the iuwiuuous and
diabolical' teachings of these latter
days. His frequent attempts , to
prpye me insane , weafominded , jn-
Blgnlilpant , and m.etl * > Jn tho-pres- ,
encp of a ] | , rank in the category of
heartless , splfishness and falsehood ,
Iwvjnp } t3 Plini'nx Jn Ilia present en-
deavore to ponvinpp tup world that
I am and 'ever have been unable to
distinguish between innocent and
uujlty Jovp ) In 8umming" thp
"
whelp inalter , iafllrm"jn.yself before
God to be Innocent of the crimes
taid.unon me , and that I have never
been puilty of adultry with Henry
Ward Beecher in thought or deed ,
nor ha s he ever offered me indeco
rous or-jjn proper proposals.
' "
fo tbp'fRrther phargp"tjjat I was
led -away- from my home by Mr ,
Beecher's friends , and by the advice
*
vice ot the lawyer whom Mr.
Beecher had sent to me , and who ,
jn advance of njy appearing before
fhc po'jpmjUe ; j arranged with me
qupstjons { tut ] answers V'hipU ftrp.
to ponstjtute my testimony , in
Beecher's behalf , I answer that this
again is untrue , for I never -saw the
lawyer until introduced to him a
few moments before the arrival of
the committee , by r Y step-father ,
Judge Morse : In further reply , I
sujrrpit the following'statpment of
my.aetion before thp committee and
( he separation from my husbands
The > publication ofTriton's
tetter in answer to'iBaeoo , jhad not
"
home the' Goden | Age van d handed
it to me to read , jjpon looking down
Its polutnnsI 6awI w th blinding
eyes , that he had put into execu
tion the almost daily . .threat os his
life , namely : that he lived. onlyto
prush out Mr. Beecher ; that the
God ofbattles Tvas with him ; that
he had-alveays been Mr. Ueecher's
BUperjor and'ftUthat laid in his-
path vaq , his reputation and his
childreii , but if need be , they should
fall before this purpose. I did not
rpad i pl saw enough without reifd-
Jng ltfand my splrjt'rosp in me as
*
, Jib *
" J ald , ' "tell me what
ilsgfluotatjoo- Mr.
% ' V ft ,
Two j'eais ago he came to me ai
midnight , saying , "Elizabeth , al
the letters and papers concerning
my difficulties with Mr. Beechei
and Mr. Bowen are burned and de
stroyed , now , don't you betray me
for I have nothing to defend myseli
with. Did you believe that ? " said
he. "I certainly did , inplicitly , " ]
taid. "Well , let me tell you they
all live ; not one is destroyed. " Jl
this was said to intimidate me , it
had quite the cojtrary effect. I had
never been so fearless , nor seen so
clearly hefore , with whonO was
.dealing. Coming to mq a , little
la'ter , he said : "I want you to read
it ; you will find it a complefe vin
dication of yourself. You have not
stood before the community fpr five
years as you now do. " Roused still
further by the wickedness hid be
hind so false a mask , I replied ,
"Theodore , understand me , this is
the last time you will call me pub
licly to walk through this filth ; my
character needs no vindication at
this late hour from you. There was
'a time , had you spoken out clearly ,
truthfuly'and | manfully for me , I
would have been gratefulti but I
shall riow speak and act for'myself ;
also , that if in the future I see a
scrap of paper referring to any hu
man being , however remote , which
it seems to me you might use or
pervert for your 9\yn ends , I will
destroy it. " ' 'This means battle on
your part , then , " he said.
"Just soI , replied. I write this
because these words of mine ho has
since used to my harm. The next
morning I went to my brother and
told him that I had decided to act
in this matter ; that I had been
treated by my husband as a nonenity
from the beginning ; a plaything to
be used or let alone at will ; that if
"
always seemed to me" ! was a party
not a little concerned. I then
showed Him a card r had written
for publication. He respected my
motive , but still advised complete
.silence on my part. I yielded so
far as to my appearing in the public
prints , but counselling with myself
and no other , it occurred to me that
among the members of iny own
communion , I might be heard ,
and not knowing any of the
church committee , I asked the
privilege of an interview In the
parlors with those who had always
been our mutual friends. Mr. and
Mrs. Ovington then learned for the
first time that the committee would
meet that night , and advised mete
see those' gentlemen , jas perhaps
they were the best persons I could
select. I accordingly did. There ,
alone , I pleaded my cause , and that
of my husband and my children ,
the result being that their hearts
were moved in sympathy for my
family , "the feeling their pastor
shared for years , and for which he
is now suffering. On going home ,
I found my husband reading in bed.
I told mm where I had been. I
did not conceal any thing from him ,
as was his habit from me. , He
asked who the gentlemen were.
He said no more , and thei { dressed
himself and.had.e . . mg , good.
bye forever. At midnight the fol
lowing night was awakened by my
Jjusband standing } > y piv bedside.
In a very tender and kind voice he
said he wished to see me. I rose
instantly , and followed him to his
room , and , setting on the bedsidehe
drew me onto his lap. He then
said he was proud of me , he loved
me so ; that nothing ever gave him
such real peace and satisfaction as
to hear me well spoken of at that
meeting : that he had been mistali&n
is to my niotVprispcjrig.fhe { } c'om-
filttee , and to assure me that he had
IJeen thoroughly wretched since his
rash treatment . . . . . I.-- thp night . . . - treatment '
our
_ - - _ _ - renewing -
newing trust' in' tlijs onp human
} } part J I11 ! loved , find Ijow h.anpy
wp then were ,
The next ( lay Theodore wrote the
statement to present to the com
mittee when they should call upon
him , and to all of which I heartily
acceded. This document , God
Jwpvrsi , Fft8Ti , ! | llMttFT ° ? thls
auajr , completpjy vndlpatlng } my
honor , and the honor of in'y pastor.
In the afternoon he left me to show
it to his friends. He returned home
early in the evening , and.we ' . passed
ihp ijqppVpst IjourB | h"'ii | known for
years , ] \p \ assuring me tji t tbpre
was no rest for him away from me.
Oh , that the end had then cornel
I would not then have received the ,
orupj blow "wniph lua.dp mp inao
outrighh The -very next mornIng -
"
Ing ho cajled upon Mr. and "Sirs. '
Ovington , and while -there , w'ith
shocking bravado , began a
tjrad.o , addling , with oaths , shameful '
slanders against Mr.'Beeoher. Jn the
afternoon of the next day he showed
me his invitation from the commit
tee Jo"meet thpm that evening. I'd. jfl
lot bhow , njy Jmrt , but parried H
jeavJly within , palrqly wlthowV all
ilght and "till early'next morning.
) n , reflection this scene at 3 ( r ,
Ovlngton's convinced nje.'thRt , not-
-Wllhatand.ing my hu&ban4's recent
> rotesson | to me , his former spirit
vas unchanged , and that his deojai
ratjonsofropentfuipp flrfd affection. ,
VPFP qnly fur thp purpose of gaining
my assistance to accomplish hs |
ends in his warfarp upon Beeeher , In
he light of these conclusion's ; my
| uty appeared-pjain , I rose quietly ,
.ml having dressed , roused him ,
only to say , "Theodore , J will never
ake another step by your side.
i'lie end has indeed come. " He
bllowcd me to Mrs. Qvington's to
> reakfastr saying } ws ' u'afluy | ex
cited and. that lie had'hpen misrep *
resented perhapa , hut leaving nip
'
as de'tcrmlned as" before. Howe
o account for the change
vhich twenty-four hours had
> een capable of working hi his
mind , then fixed for pjany years
past , 1 leave for the eternities wit ) }
hplr mysterjes to reveaj. T-bat he
san , unreliable and unsafe guide ,
who'se'ideaTf truth-loving , it js my
misfortune in this late sad hour to
discover.
[ Signed- ?
YORK , July E3. * .
Beecher8 health is still stated by
lis friends" to be excellent , notwith-
standing-the late severe shaking up
which" he received at the hands of
An im.sucpessfi4 attgrn.pt w.as.
n.afjp this afternoon tq interview
Mrs/Tilton , at the house of , . % .
Overtop In Brooklyn. Mrs. Tilton
positively/declined to speak on the
subject'of the tcandal. It was
learned , however , tiiat Tjlton's pub
lished Statement had no effect upon
her ; in fact , she emphatically de
nied its truthfulness. .Mrs. Tilton
expressed indignation at hethus- ;
baud's act In publishing- private
letters to him. She ' | s now prepar-r
ing a statement fo'f the committee ,
which will be ready in a day or two.
The committee will use their own
discretion as to making it public. *
p It is understood that Ihe sepafia-
-ilon agreed 'upon will not ba
factory to MIS. Tilton , and s
itumedlatelyapplyjor A divorce ,
TELE6RAPIIC.
4 O'CLOCK P. M.
Bpedillj Eeported for tits Omaha Dally Bee
br the Atlantic and Pacific TeleeraVh Co ,
NEW
The Public is Indebted. ; to the
Faithlessness of a Reporter
for the Publication of
/
Tiljon's Statenient.
Tilton isjndignant but it Can'1
. „ , be
XEW YOKK , July 23.
Wall street markets were de
pressed yesterday , and small tran
sactions in stocks , which continued
weak throughout.
BROOKLYN , July 23.
It will be several -weeks before
the Beecher's'mvesUgation commit
tee will be able to report , os Tilton's
statement has rendered it necessary
to call a large number of witnesses.
MEADVI LE , Pa. , July 23.
Some time after midnigh last
night , all the prisoners , four in
number , confined in jail in this city
escaped. They removedj a stone in
the wall , and by twisting ropes out
of blankets descended to the ground
and escaped. No clue to them has
been found as yet. It is believed
that they had help from the outside.
BOSTON , July 23.
Jesao Pomeroy , the boy murderer ,
has made another confession. He
admits that he murdered little
JETorace Mullen , whose body was
found at Dorchester Marsh two
mouths ago. Ho cut his throat and
stabbed him in his bowels and chest ,
afterwards mutilating the body
frightfully. Further convictions as
to the' fate of his other victims maybe
bo expected.
YOKK , July 23.
THe prosecution in the case of E.
K. Winship , defaulting salary bro
ker , closed this morning. The ref
eree announced that he wanted to
reserve h'is decision until Tuesday
next. , , /
A new pound has , been ordered
for the slaughter pf dogs , and the
18th ward market. will be taken for
the purpose. Dogs are to be drown
ed instead of asphyxed ; nearly two
thousand dogs have already been
klllpd.
N , July 23.
Two hundred anjl fifty-four tjiou-
sand d.dllars Jn national currency
notes wercrecejvel at the treasury
to-day for redenjplionr Quite s\ \
number of bids hgvp b.'een rpcejved
' '
for the new' iiv'e per pent bonds.
They will be opened at noon to-day ,
but no announcement will be made
in regard to the matter until Secre
tary Biistow has consulted with the
president. For this purpose he
leaves Washington for Long Branch
to-night , taking the bids that have
been made with him.
YOKK , July 23.
The Golden gerformerly Tilton's
paper , no.w'ownccf and'edited by W.
T. Clark , "in f Is issue to-day lias an
editorial on Tilton's' late statement
It sympathizes with Tijton hnrt
' ' ' '
praises'hls'raaffiiRnfin'Jty'In beefing
the burden ot Wroiig so long. It
says It is'an swful sorrow tliat covers
' ' "
ers ' thp } an.fl t'y y. Qnp
Qr tftg most popular , test Joved
preftoner in America fr stricken
down wltji wlmt u a thouajr ] tmea
woreo than t e dagger's stroke or
disease ; if he survives it will be as
the shivered and blasted oak , its
every Jjmft revealing the effects of
lightning.h&i' answer he can
make to'this simple , consistent and
apparently truthful statementback
ed by convincing evidence , it is in >
possjhl9 to conjecturehut no Answer
hp c n possihlf make will lift him to
thp ped&stal ho h'as fallen from. The
sorrow of the community Hs to.o
deep for ponden natiou ; \ $ tha pity
be as w-pfoim and , unutterable as
tbopaht. Tlie statement clears the
alrjQJ".smoke , and must , alter pub
lic estimate of qn injdred and tra
duced man. The delicacy of reti-
cpnce , thp nohity | } of his forbear-
flrjpp , t\nVlU3 \ ( generosity towards
one whom he darried ln'his arms
till she broke out of theni uid leaped
into anothei's , will touclTevery [ s.oul
thajt can appreciate such qualities.
MARKETS BY - TELEGRAPH.
t n
' New York Money Market.
NEW YORJC July 23 ,
Money 33nsy nt23 per cent.
Exchange Pull but lirm 4874 ©
490 ,
Gold Firmer ; advanced to 1 10 ;
now selling at 1 00 J. It ia eaid SCO-
000,000 of the new loan will be bid
tor by foreign bankers. Government
sold one million of gold to-day at
. 1 _ .
' "Governments - 5irm but quiet ;
10-403 , registered , 1 12. ' % * *
Stopks Jilprcflqtfy ajid flrnier ;
L S advanced from W'fo'T2i ! "NY U
f2 | Eqe 81 } ; VP / 20PM 44 J.
New York Produce Market.
.NswYonir , July'23.
Ereadstuffs quigt
Flour palj ; supprfino State and
Western fSEm SK ) extra 5 70@5 85.
Wheat Quiet j No I spring33a
© 1 35 ; No 2 Chicago 1 28@1 29 ; No
2 Milwaukee spring 1 31@1 32.
Corn Firm ; Western mixed
,
Oata = r-Flrm ; Western mixed
afloat , 04jar , .
Bye 1 09 for State and Pennsyl
vania.
Provisions Quiet
Pork New jpess , J2 QQ21 25.
liqrrf Hteam renaered , 12al2 | } j
Jvettje rpncjered , 12J skedj prime
city , 12J askocl.
. . Jron andr Wool ' Quiet.
Chicago Prouuce Market.
CiiioAao , July 23.
Flour Pull ; shippers offer 5 00
for'good shipping- extras ; superflned
wanted at 3 00a4 75.
WheatJhsettIe3j July 1 03
August "b'Ofl.
Corn Steady ; cash. 04 | ; August ,
62J ; September. 621. *
Oatsf Irnv cash , 56 ; July , , 52 ;
Augnst 3SjJBejpte ; ber , 34J ,
- BarleyQulet ; 'September 1 02.
Higbwjnes 95. „
Pork Firmj-August , 20 88a20 90 ;
Sept 23.00"
'
CABLESRAMg.
Horejroopsto be Sept to Cuba.
Carlist'Atrocities. They Shoot
Every Tenth Prisoner
' , ; ' Taken.
Republican Victory atSalvanca.
They Release 700 Prison
ers Held by tlioCarlistsl -
President McMahon Speaks
His Mind Pretty Plainly on
French Affairs.
MADIUD , July 23.
Senor Martilla has been appoin
ted Spanish minister at Waiihiug-
iton.
Julyi23.
At the JLqrd Mayor's banquet ,
Deisrali , in reply to a toast , said.he
would endeavor to redress thegrievj-
'
ances of the people , and improve'
their condition1.
BEKLIN , July 23.
Provincial correspondence of the
semi-official organ congratulates
King Louis on the establishment of
most cordial relations bet\\ ecu Ba
varia and other States of the Ger
man pmpiro.
UJ MADRID , July 23.
Dispatches received by govern
ment , state that one hundred Repub
lican troops .held as prisoners by the
Carlists at Olat 'have been shot by
orcler of the * Carlist commander.
The appointment of Senor Mantel-
la as Spanish minister to the United
States is announced.
July 23. ,
The ' Lord Mayor's banquet was
Riven last night to a large and dis
tinguished assemblage of guests.
M. Disraeli replied to the toast of
the evening , and in the course of his
remarks hu f-aid it had always been
his endeavor to 'redress grievances
and improve the condition of pee
ple. i „
HAVAXA , July 23.
Consignees of the" different steam
ship lines have received communi
cation from tlje postal authorities
n.otfyiug { thppi that in the future-
letters for foreign parts must pass
through the central postoffice and
not be received as heretofore at thp
counting-rooms of coi'sign DCS.
Manuel Caloo telegraphs from
Spain that troops will be sent to
Cuba to fill up her original quota ,
MADRID , July 25.
Gen. Pen has defeated a detach
ment of Alphon&o's army at Salvan-
cle , in the province of Cauenca , de
livering 700 taken by the Carlists at
Cauica and capturing eight officers
'
of Alphonso's stall' with a 'consider
able quantity of arms and bflggaife.
The Carlist losa in filled , wounded
and prisoners was heavy. The gov
ernment has ordered contributions
to be levied on partisans of Don
Carlos. The property of Carl ist rj& ,
ideuts in Cauenca has hen sfpze'l
to indemnify ti\o \ relativ
iinans UUleUuuring
. ) , July S3.
Sena ? Castelar dejiveiod a speech 1
yesterday , in which he declared the
programme of hi * 1)arty demanded
the esbJ 13iment of a conservative
republic. Extreme Republican
theories , only divided them from the
Libera who , were thph' best allies.
bpnor Sanz has been appointed
Minister of Spain , to the Mexican
Republic.
The Carlistg Miot every tenth
man of the volunteer battalions ,
wh.o were captured at Cuanica.
General Bohiquds is in command
of the Republican army at Catalo
nia.
nia.General
General Sploca will soon tafce the
fiejd.'in Central Spain , with 14,000
men and thirty guns.
J.OXDON , July 23.
At the Lord Mayor's banquet Mr.
D'Jsraell , Iinuiswering to the toast
to therniinUtry , * ald that no one
was able to view the state of Europe
without alarm ' Everyone must de
plore the anarchal , condition of some
favored countries , and friends of
peace wore never juorc sought for
by the leadingjqwers of Europe and
America. England would use her
influence fqr peace. Mr. D'Israoli
repudiated the principles that that
country was not responsible in the
many qujjs ons Avhich might arise
Abroad , afjectjng the fortunes of the
world. Desbeh'eved that the influ
ence of Uu land migfii now be
most effectively excerciseuVthatshe
raiglit assist distracted countries
withsympathy and counsel , and resume -
sumo a position worthy her fopuer
prestige. >
PAIUS , July 23 ,
President McMahon , iu response
to a deputation of members oJT the
Assembly who waited upon linn ,
said ho was not summoned toixhVer
in order to restore a monarchy or
empire. His acts prpved that he
would not participate in such enter
prises. The law which treated the
septennate still less imposed upon
him theJasXpLeonstitujng ft ( J0fl-
ntp } jppuhliq. Peirier's hill
offered liim "nothing , but hy
isolating him from the con
servatives , by vhose aid
lie wished the government would
deprivexhlra of much , consequently
the ministers-would declare in his
namd that he rejected the'project.
In conolu&fon he expressed the
opinion "that the proclamation of
the Republic might 'disturb order.
It is now understood that the go"v-
ernment will demand of the As
sembly the adoption1 ofthe laws re- '
ferredlo by the'Presldent , vice the
constitutional bill drafrn up by the
committee of thirty , together with
the additional measures passed , asS
resented by the Minlsterof Ihe Jn-
S srlor to that committee on thettOtb.
hist. The Loft have .agreed tha't if
M. Peirer's bill is rejected they will
introduce a motion to the following :
effect ; That the Assembly , regard
ing the present state , of- Parts un-
avoldab'lej and that the1 constitution
of the government bedissolvedonthe '
23th of August , and that the gen
eral election1 'for members of the
Assembly be-held on the Gth of
September , and that the new
sembly meet on .tBfe ' 28th of
temher. It , is believed that
motion ajrea'dy has mq support of ,
300 deputies. Te33onanarUsts are
meditating whether , to 'vo'te , for.4tor
, nqt , , i . . i
M. HELLM
m j. RQ
,
- ANDJDEALCnS IK
OOOZDS ,
221 and 223 FARNHAM STREET , COS. 13TH ST ;
© TJR STOCK FOR THE
SKR/IlSTGr
Is Complete now ; Our Assortment in
Clothing i Gents9 FumieMng Goods
Comprises th.e Latest ITovelties.
THE LATEST STALES 1ST KATS A2TD CAPS.
We Hare also a Full Line in BOY'S and „ YOUTH'S Clothing.
WE WILL SELL OURG-OODS LOWER THAN EVER.
M. HELLMAN & CO.
A T. . . , 1873.
as Street ,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DRY GOOD ;
AND \BITS'
An Immense Stock of Fresli New G-oods Just Opened to be
sold lower than any other house in the city , consisting of
IERIIOS , EMPRESS CLOTHS , RSPILLAIfS ,
ALPACAS & MOHAIRS , also VELIHET & BEATER CLOA3ONGS.
A FULL STOCK OF SfclAWLS , BLANKETS , FLANNELS ,
MERINO L.NDERWEAR AND WORSTED GOODS ,
TABLE LIXEX IX GREAT VARIETY. A FULL LIXE OP
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN CARPETS , OIL CLOTES- MATTING RUfiS , AND MATS ,
Srvr aTSiXS S pertaining to the FURNITURE and UP
HOLSTERY trade ; has largely increased his stock and now
ho ° a complete assqjtment of FINE , -MEDIUM and LOW
-HT goods which he is
, pffering at such REDUCED
_ . _ as. to make it to the interest of everyone desiring
anything in this -line , to es iine his stock before pnrchas-
IV > i -
LOUNGES &c.IJPHOLSTEBEDAND
COVERED TO OBBEikivBRios >
.
Stx-oot.
IIAVIKC ; ItOUGHT THK
BANKRUPT STOCK
Of the Popular
Dry Goods Store ,
223 Farnliam Street ,
I hereby wish to inform tlie public of Onali.i
and \icintty that I shall continue the business
and otTer t all times
G-REAT INDUCEMENTS
In all kinds of
STAPLE AND 1'AXCY
DRY GOODS !
I have adopted the
Strictly Cash and One Price
Principle , which I hope will meet with "thp
8pprc\dl of the public us my prices shall lie
aiwa\s
THE VERY LOWEST.
A liberal patronage solicited. Respectfully ,
JOHN H. F , LEHMANN ,
228 rarnliam fctrtet.
Omaha , Kch. , Julr 21st , 137J.
jy23 liu
FBANK J.
. .
AM. DEAIAT. IN
GENTLEMEN'S ' FURNISHING JGOODS ,
! . All "Work Warronlcd.
18th , 1Q74I
FUOM THIS DATE WE WILL SELL
MI ERY !
At Greatly Reduced Prices !
MBS. C , F , HICKMAN ,
elSlm
AGRiCULTUML IMPLEMENTS
Cor. 13th. and 2Sarasy Streets ,
Spring and Summer Styles ,
A. POLACK ,
O L O T H IE
238 Farnkam St. ITear
Fine and Medium Clothing ,
re"/ / ' . . . ' . , ' and Furnishing Goods *
TIHIEl CIKIE.A.IFIEJSI ? ,
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