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THE OMAHA"V
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OMAHA WEDNESDAY MORNING- JULY 29 1874. n r
THE DAILY BEE.
EDWAKD ROSEWATER , Editor and Prop'r
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Office-No. 138 Farnli m
Ninth and Tenth.
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FBEDERICK ,
LEADING HATTER !
Best Goods ,
IiOWESTFHXCES
FaraliamSt >
Opposite the 1 fY\IT A"P A
idCfntr l Hotel , f UlVlx\J3 XX.
OMAHA-BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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U k&.vA.bA JUA " * J * * * / - / *
rcUiire 4 Proith. 185 Harner street , bet ,
ll Jlthaudlitb. declSU
"GLASS AND PIOTDBB paMFS
T Betnhart. 1SS 1'ou/las street , < l alei.lr
J. window glass and picture frauiii. ( .Urini
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done to order. -
BOOTS AKD SHOES.
COHF'ECTIONF.BY.
. Later , corner 12tli and Douglas slrms
. m.nuUcturer and wholesale de ler ii
cand'.saud conrectlonery. Country tri.de so
llceted. "P1"
COAL DEALEBS.
S tlH.t.coil. lime , eemcn tliRlr etc.
Poland Farnbara et. leMSniS
DRUGGIST ? .
. R < ler , druggist , corner 12 h and Mar
. neysis
PA-WH BROKE ! ? .
Elgutter , So. 200 Farnham t. IU7U
M.
LAOTDEY.
laundry owned at o I 11" ' "t- . * '
now Farnhan.od bouglai. T washing am
Ironing will be done to order , nrst c.ass worK
PAINTERS.
ehman i Beard , hou-e and dpi P 'nt ; "
ll lOtli st. bet. F.rnham and Harney. a2St
SOAP PAOTOSY.
Tremlum Soap Worts. Powell A Co , s II
)
H manufacture tbcir Premium Soap. Fl c
nTst premium , awarded by the i-ouRla cpuntj
I'ottawattainie county , la
and State fairs , and
Orders soll-Jled f rom the trade.
A1IOBHEI3.
E. ESTABROJK. > M. FRANCIS
ESTABROOK& FRANCIS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW ,
OFFICE CreiiUton ; Ulock , Omaha , Neb
"DEXTER L THOMAS ,
Attorney and Counselor at Law
OrriCE Boom Ko Ylsscler'a Block ,
OMAHA - NEB
JOHN VLYTLE ,
Utornoyat-Law and Solicitor Ii
Eqaity.
-OTeT Ilrst Ktloml Bmk ,
mal-U
PAKKE GODWIN ,
Attorney at
( Campbell's Bkck. )
8091-3 THIBTEBKTHFBTBEET : , OMIH
a2C lin
czo. > i. O'CEIK :
BAI.DWIS & O'BRIEBT.
Office Caldwell Block , Touglas Etreet ,
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01IAHA. - -
JOHN C. CO WIN ,
A-ttosroxoy. Solloltoj
AS1 > COUXSELOR.
OFFICE CREIGHTON'8 BtOCK ,
T. W. T ,
Attorney at
OWce 510 13th St. , bet. prnliarj
apd Douglas , Omaha , Xeb.
P0 , Box 80
O , , BAJ.W )
Bnllou& Glasgow ,
ATTORNEYSATLAW
Office n Crelgliton's UBW Uo.ck , southeast ct
room , floor.
OMAHA. _ NEE
bAVAGE & MANDERSOli
4ltpni6ys ft
S FABNHAM STBEAT.
I Omaha Nebrail
CHABLU F V KDK S"K. '
Nf J , BUBNHAM
AND CODNSELLOB A
Ko. SCO Farnham Street
mrbafllt
JODN KKLt KY ,
Attorney 1 Counselor at La\ \
SOLICITED AND PBOMPt
SQLLECTIOKS to. No charge nnles colle
as aretaadp. Iloijtes to Jet and rent } co
ected. Real estate boucbt and sold. apl <
W. J. CONNELI
Oc
AND
Wfptrlct Attornej for Second Jut
Iclal District.
OFUCS South side of Farnhaa , betwei
15th ar 16th sU. , opposite Court House.
3. E. SIM.UK. . K. J-K1TCHK-
SPAUN & PRITCHETT ,
Attornejs ind Counselors at Lat
O(5 ( < . 506 Twell. i SLnet. .
/ .ir Lnrk RAT tna. Omaha , lie
J. S. SHROPSHIRE ,
AttorneyatLaw :
Eoom No. 1 , S. E. Corner 15th and Douglas S
OiLAHA , - - NEB1
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t i * Ge If. AMBROSE ,
t-i A-ttox-xxo-y - * fc * XJA. oc
REDICK'S OPERA HOUSE
OMAHA - FEB.
KtU
ACCORDIKO to Sperrj- , Omaha ii
blessed with a Three Cent Postmas
ter.
SPEBBY'S testimonj- published in
our local columns makes a verj
rich and racy piece of postal nest-
hiding history.
THE missionary labors of Brig-
ham's Mormon Apostles seem tr
have produced the desired effect on
the Utah Indians. They are already
beginning to practice oh the scalps
of Gentile set tiers.
Xo wonder there was such a rust
for postal clerkships while Patte *
was running his Omaha lottery ,
He was so liberal unli his tickets
Every clerk had one , and , according
to Sperry , they seldom failed tc
draw a prize.
WHEN a monte dealer is shot al
Omaha , he gets an obituary , it
which he is spoken of as an honora
ble business man. St Louis Demo
crat.
crat.AVhcn
AVhcn a burglar is shot in St.
Louis , they take up a collection tc
immortalize him with a monument
A GENERAL- convention of life in
surance agents is to be held in Vir
ginia next month , and now if .i '
tribe of Indians could only be in
duced to attend and scalp every out
of them what a happy country thh
would be to live in ! New Yori
World.
The BKK objects to this proposcc
atrocity until after that twcntj
thousand dollar libel buu is tried.
An indiscriminate ttaugMer n :
clothing * and gents' funushiiif
goods regardless of prices at 20 (
Farnham street. Fine linen am
chevoit shirts ot our wn make a
$2.00 and § 2.50 each.
Jlallroad Tracts
bought and sold by P. Gottheimer
Broker , at 296 Fan.ham street.
Unredeemed Hedges for Sale.
may lv2G
Hamlet Orum ,
8th street betccn Jones and Leaven worth sts
OMAHA , - NEBRASKA.
TrEEPSTHE MOST COMPLETE ASSORT
J\ met of ladies' md Gents' straw bats , trim
med and untrimuied. Parasols. Piques , Mar
seillcs , Nainsooks and all lands of tiry Good ;
Ladies' ind Geuti ' Bo < ts , etc. My line of Er ;
Goods Ir Complete Slli gonly for CASH ,
am able to UNPtK&Ki.L any other Dealer I :
the City Our PlllCESare LoWEU than eve
heard ol before. ra vl4-Snift-ul
J. MOOREHEAD ,
AND PHARMACIST ,
Patter's Block , Bet. California & Websttr Efc
OMAHA , NED.
Physicians Prescriptions carefully
Je26 Sui * couiiM > unil l
DENTIPI'HV.
BS3MTISTS ,
OFFICE , No. 232 FARNHAM 57
CP
Bet I3th 4 Uth Sis. . OKI AHC A.
' > ii < 't3 in tlieciti
e - ( ilest.unicUriiiirl' < M '
DR , A , S , BILLINGS ,
1DEXTTIST
Bet. I3tU and Itth , u sUi
le th eziracted without pain , by use of N
trous Oxide 3as.
VOffirooMnatallhoa e3tf
L VAN CAMP M. D.
Dlip 0ii | hi ; own tnedclnes , and be Idi
regular practice , mates sbeclaJltle * of D r ng
mtntt and PUeaaes Peculiar to Women , Fltti
la , Pilea and other Diseate * of the Rectum.
OFFICE : Corner Farnham and Hih street
first door to the richt , up tairr. Rcslden :
210 Douglii street , between and 1'ttb. Qe :
to Lutherau Church Omaha , > Vn. Addro
Lock Hoi 3 H. ' ianlldAwtf
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SIRS. 4. E. VAXOKUCOOK.
Eclectic Pliysiciai ]
Besldenpe and of&ci 2oO Pudge at bet Hth .11
ISlh ate.
bpeclal attention p IJ to'olntctrlc * and di
ease * pvculjar torornen and children. I9U.
FOB HAY.
Sealed proposil will be recoiled by the ui
Itraigned until 8 P. M. , July 21st , 1874 , f <
forty tons of hay , more or le > s , to bedellrcrc
in such quantities and at such times as may 1
required lor the use of the tire department.
Bids to Le opcuid at next mating of tt
Council. 0. C. I.UDLOW ,
' ' erk.
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-MA' FACTUBKB OF AND DKILKB IN-
Lambrtqning and "NV-naorr Shades
CHIiOMOS , ENGRAVINGS AN ]
PICTURE FRAMES.
i"0 Farnhmn rtm-t. coi ner Flltwnlh
" TOUIJAUD
Market Gardners
1.1 , KINPS OF VEGETABLES AN
A planta , lor sale. Orders cddreued to u
at our garden
Cor. Slstand Paul Streets
will receiye prompt attention. ap'.5J3 :
P , FAUON ,
DEALER IN '
Dross floods , Silks and Trimming. .
1ft ) . 2C3 DoJse f * 'eet , between 14th and 15tl
Dress makinc done with neal
nese and dispatch. Order
sdhcited.
6JIE.niKFS SALE.
By rirtue of a yenill issued out oftlie Dl
trict Court for dimming County , NtbiasV
and to me dirrcted , I will on tte 24th day <
July , A. o. , 184 , at 10 oVlock , A. u. ot sa !
"
day , at the store room of Albert Tucker , >
234 Douglas street , in the city ol Omaha , an
County of Douglas , In said State , sell at auctlo
the following described property , levied upc
to satisfy a judgment ot said Court , r
covered by II. L. Henry , sgaln't Albe
Tucker , to-wlt : Eighty-five cases of men's tt
boys' boots , 23 cases ot shoes ; BM > all the reta
stock ot boots and shoe * contained In said ston
also a small line of hats and caps ; also the fo
lowing described store and office furniture
Two lounges , 1 de < V , 1 tove and pipe , 2 chair
1 show case and 1 letter press , or so mU.ch of tl
said Eoodsas arc necetsa.y to satisfy said jud ;
meaSS co6ts , and accruingcos , , thereon.
s"en
jylSJIOt
CONTRACTS J BR1DOK5 1
The subscriber Is prepared to do all kjni
of Bridging , ( Railway or Highway ) . Pije Dri
Ing and Heavy Frarnin * of iny f P. S
urnlshmati-rf
( Span bridges a speclalt > ) . will f ,
ana complete the same on the shortest poult
notice. Plr and ipecjficatiot.3 furnlshe
Ordtr I'llclted. County Clerks and olh
will confer a Uvor by "nd otlceof tetu.
874 P J Strest ,
VERY LATEST.
MIDNIG-HT.
GEORGETOWN , July 28.
At the Republican State Conven
tion here to-day , Dr. Isaac Jump ,
of Dover , was nominated for Gov
ernor , and Hon. J. R. Lapland , of
Milford , fdr Congress.
ijT. Jjouis , July 28.
The Democrat has a special from
Fort Union , New Mexico , which
says a band of fifty Kiowas and
Camnnche Indians killed five men
near the mouth of Ute Creek , 20
miles south of Fort Bascorab , on the
21 instant , but contains no particu
lars.
CINCINNATI , July 28.
The river men are hopeful that
the river will soon fall , in which
case much of the coal that was sunk
in the recent storm can be raised
again. It is hoped that the loss
-will not exceed § 25,000 , but should
a rise occur it will be over one hun
dred thousand dollars.
SAN FRANCISCO , July 28.
The Alaska sailed for China and
Japan to-day , with 340 passengers
and 217,000 treasure. A party fit
ted out by the government go to
Pekin to observe the transit of
Venus , sailed on the steamer.
A dispatch from Arizona state
that heavy storms are prevailing
there. The Gila Colorado is very
high. Troops are pushing the out
law Chainte and party clos-ely. It
is believed lie will soon be captured.
PITTSBURO , Julj 28.
In the Temperanceville district a
large number of people are viewing
the ruins. The bodies of Mrs. Brit-
tair and Ida McVay were recovered
about noon , and a body has been
found floating at the ferry landing
which is supposed to IMJ that of one
of the sriTreers.
Thousands of people are visiting
the scenes of the great disaster here.
In Butcher's Run district , a com
pany of national guards are station
ed to protect property and pre
vent inteference of sight seers with
the workmen in search for bodies
which proceeds slowly owing , to the
immense amount of wrecked mat
ter.
ter.At
At one o'clock to-day the funer
als of * he following victims took
place , the burial service being con
ducted by St. Vincent , St Peter and
St. Patrick's societies.
The bodies of Joseph and Louise
Schnepfer and four children , Hublei
and wife , Fox and wife , are to be
buried in the Uniondale cemetery ,
where a lot which will hold twenty
has been secured by the citizens' '
committee.
Measures will be taken to procure
decent burial for all the victims.
Excavations are going on for four
children. At the head of Butcher's
Run five bodies have been taken
out , but none of them have as yet
been identified.
During the storm of Sunday eve
ning the Presbyterian Cnurch al
Wilkinsburg was struck by light
ning , and the congregation did not
become aware of the fact until after
service , when it was discovered that
the roof was splintered.
A meeting of the Citizens' Rcliel
Committee is now being held at
Municipal Hall (2 ( o'clock p. in. )
General J. K. Moorehead , presid
ing. Speeches are now being made
by Mayor Fleming , of Alleghany ,
and others , am | subscriptions are
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now being tak'ep , whiph wjll nc
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doubt'amount " tp a' Jarg'p' sun } . M.
M. gtein. "of Philadelphia , has
authorised tie ] popipajtt e tp draw
on him for one hundred dollars.
' From Carter's ' Valley a furthei
report lias bpen received frojr
LuughJin's ' Run , Tbo body of Mm
Win. Cleat was ft"1 AU'
- . . . . mis morning
i me scalp taken off and one am
gone , half a mile above Bridgeville
Wm. Stratton , whose wife and foui
children were drowned , wus fount
on the top of a Byoamore tree
whpre hp had lodged he knows no
how. Another death , a coal mine ;
on Painterts Run , is recorded.
One thousand dollars was raisec
at a relief meeting ; In half an hour
this morning , One thousand dollars
lars was raised among the county
officers for the relief fund.
This evening several bodies an
reported found in Wood's run
flow much lass of life is not ye
ascertained.
The following Is an additional lis
of those recovered from Butcher'i
Run j Jacob Melbler and wife , Con
rad Qerdberer and wife , Jacol
Scraffnor , wife and four children
Mrs. Henry LingucI and four chil
dren , Archibald Arnold , Wm. Hub
bard , John Shavings ami child.
Men and teams are busy restor
ing order and making repairs ,
Wm. puff , h.9 { wlfp and child
and , a lady visitor named Mrs. Big
by , had a very narrow escape , Thej
heard thp roar of the coming flood
and fled to the hllla. They bad
hardly Groused the threshold when
the house was completely lifted
up and borne down the stream with
the crashing wrects of other build-
ing" .
Thp followjng is the latest reca
pitulation of the bodies found up tc
this time : Upper Alleghany dis
trict , 32 ; Wood's Run , 9 ; Temper
anceville , 9 ; Charter's Creek , 11 ;
total found ) QlTho number re
ported missing is still very large ,
From the best information whicl
we can obtain the total loss of lift
will reach 150 ,
The following is a careful esti
mate made by the reporters whc
have visited the scene of the late
devastation , of the loss of life ill
Butcher's Run district. So far as is
known , tno following is a complete
list of the Alleghany dead , exclu
sive of Wood's Run. The names
have been duplicated from the for
mer report ; J Metz and wife , Mi
Frederick and child , Mr Schnappt
and wife , and four children , Con
rad Genzer and wife , Geister and
wife , Hubert , wife and child , J P
Tucks , B Tucks , J Tucks , G and S
Knowles , children of Jacob and Sophia
phiaKnowits , Caroline and An
drew Meridan's children , Josepli
Meridan , MolUe Wilkuer , Mrs Henry -
ry Leopold and four children , Arch
ibald Arnold , Thomas Hunter , M
Hangel , J. Sherron , Judson Rich-
olfjMary Conlon and daughterHar-
ry Mattern , Charles Mattern , Em
ma Slaughter , Julia Richoff , Wm
Humbard , August BalstormHenrj
Hess , Louis Hoover , H. Slater , S
Matton , Minnie Walling and babj
and other Tjodies whiqh have nol
been identified , making a total o
57 bodies repovered In Butcher'i
J un. Mr , Jones , Fnftcis O'Neal
Kitty O'Neal , Mrs. Sample , Josepl
O'Connor , Elizabeth Jane Lee , Gee
and Lizzie Jones , making a total ego
go bodies recovered far at Wood' ;
TELEGRAPHIC ,
4 O'CLOCK P. M.
Specially Eeported for tht Omaha Dally Bte
br tht Atlantic and Pacific TtlezraPh Co.
THE EAST ,
The National Board of Under
writers Condemns the Chicago
cage Fire Department.
Samuel Wilkinson Says Thai
Tilton is the Champion Liar
of America.
YORK , July 28.
The report of the committee ap
pointed by the National Board o :
Fire of the Underwriters to invest- !
gate the condition of the Chicagc
lire department was to bo given tc
the press. It condemns severelj
the pesent management and opera'
tion of the department , which is
almost entirely in the hands of poli
ticians , and in superintended solelj
by one , namely , the Chiel Marshal
who , being under party influence
is powerless. The men are demoral
ized and know no discipline. Th <
committee recommended the entin
reorganization of the lire depart
mcnt , with a board of commissioner !
like Unit of New York.
"BROOKLYN , July 128.
No further developments hav <
been made as to the business bofon
the committee , further than thai
the committee have decided to pal
Mr. Moulton as the next witness
asking him in their invitation tc
produce all documents in his posses
sion that relate in any way to th <
case.
case.Mr. . Moulton was called to Narra <
gansett yesterday , to the bedbide o
his dying wife. He is looked for ir
Brooklyn to-day , and as the com.
mittee meet again this evening , hi ;
acceptance or rejection ot the invi
tation will be made known.
Tilton does not expect Moulton tc
to testify before the committee as
now foimed , and if Moulton does
not answer the call to testify , Mr ,
Beecher's testimony will be taken
without further delay.
Thecommitteeare growing weary
with much work and late hours ,
and wish for the end. Mrs. Tilton
read the published interview with
Stanton , this evening , and throw
ing aside the paper said to the
friends with whom she was staying ,
" How fal = e it is. " She began tc
read the cross-examination of Mr.
Tilton , as printed to-day , and re
marked to some persons there that
she was no more afraid of anything
he can say or write. She is cheer
ful , and is looking forward hopeful
ly to her complete vindication. The
testimony of Mr. Samuel Wilkinson
secretary of the Northern E. R. Co. ,
before the investigating committee
a few days ago , related that Mr.
Tilton first went to him with prool
sheets of letters bearing the
scandal , in which he threatened tc
publish unless Mr. Beecher did
justice to him. Mr. Tilton has
been dismissed from' the'etJjtorshJr
of the Iritlcpphdqrif and' Union and
'
said , in' hjs waning fortunes Mr ,
Beecher had been indiflprenttohim ,
In publishing the cross-examina-
tiqn , Mr. Tilton says that he did nol
say that Mr. Beecher had not be-
frjentl him and Mr , "Wilkinson dan
not say uud r oath * A
' " " . . . . -t ue said so
. .iic-nasked about this conversa
tion to-day , Mr. Wilkinson repliei
as follows :
I reaffirm every word of the pub
lished testimony. It is true everj
word of it. and will testify to i
under oath in a court of justice
When Tilton denies my statemen
of his conversation with me he lies
Indeed ho is the champion liar o
America. No man since the dayi
of Baron Munchausen has lied a
ho lies daily. In conversation witl
a friend this evening it wa
remarked to Mr. Tilton thai
the indefinite answers he had givei
to General Tracy in the publishec
reports of his cross-oxaminatior
respecting dates were commentec
upon somewhat unfavorably , aj
tending to weaken the force of hi ;
statement. ' To this he replied tha
* he never had a memory for dates
If he wa asked in a court of justici
the ages of his children he did no
think ho could answer. The onlj
dates he could remember wore the
4th of July and the 22d of Febru
ary. Although he had tried score )
of times ho said he never could re
peat the Lord's ' prayer correctly.
SCOVILL'S
BLOOD AND LITER SYRUP
AH cutaneous eruptions on the lace or bod'
Indicate
AX IMI-UUE CONDITION OF THE BLOOD ,
and th'i may or may not Ve SCROFULA ; but ll
either case the disease Is nothing more than ai
INSIPIOVS POISON that
Burns like a Terrible Fire ,
As It comes through the veins , sowing seeds o
death wlh ( every pulsation.
In this condition of things something Is need
ed AT ONCE , to CLKANSK. TtiK BLOOD ; and
ScoYill's ' Blood and Liver Syrni
Will positively affect this desideratum , expell
Ing crcrr trace of diaeisi from the blood am
system , and leaving the skin
SOFT , FAIR AND BEAUTIFUL.
Hundreds of certificates attest Us value
Price Sl.OO per bottle
JOHN F. HENRY , CUBBAN i CO. , Prop'r.
S and 9 College place , New York
ALSO PROPBIETOBS OF
Hall's DaKam for the Lnnn , Carbolic Salie
Kdey's Carbolic Trachen , Oxygenated Bit
ters for Di ppsla , Br. Mott's Llrer
I'illn. Dr. Itozers' Vegetable Worm
N ) ran , Dr. Uennct't Sore Death
to Bats , Mice , and Vermin ,
llnsstan Hair Dye ,
Etc. , Etc.
FOB SALE BY ALL DBUGGISTS.
jyiw4w
WILUAMLATEY ,
Cor. 16th and "Webster Sts.
Keeps a complete assortment ol
GROCERIES and
PROVISIONS ,
Schneider & Burmester
Manufacturers of
TIN , COPPER AND SH2ET IR05
WARE. DEALEBS IN
Cookiny and Jleatlag Steret.
Tin Roofing , Spouting and QutUHtf don
short notice and IE in * bwt mauner.
i
DETROIT , July 27.
The Daily Union of this city has
been merged into the Evening
News.
SAKATOGA , July 28.
There was a large attendance at
the races to-day ; the weather was
splendid. In the first race , for the
Alabama stakes , mile and one-
eighth , seven starters , \vas woiuhy
Reynolds , Countess second , Madge
third. Time , 2OOJ. : The second
race for a five hundred dollar purse ;
three-quarters of a mile , was won
by Katie Pease ; Minnie Mace
second , Dublin third. Time , 1:17J.
PITTSBURO , July 28.
The work of removing the debris
at Butcher's Run is progressing rap
idly. Some 300 men are at wo'k in
the mud and filth accumulated in
vastheaps. Houses deeply imbedded
are being torn to pieces to get out
the bodies of the dead. A heavy
mist hangs over the ruins , and fetid
odors arise. No bodies have been
recovered to-day.
Over forty dead horses have been
taken out. City Engineer Dempster
says it will take $100,000 to repair
the streets of Pittsburg alone. The
Relief Committee are raising money
in this city for the sulFerers. - * >
MARKETS BY TELEG1APK.
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK July 28.
Money Easy at 2@2V per cent.
Gold 1 08 | .
Foreign Exchange Dull and
heavy at 4870487J for sixty days
and 489i for sight.
Governments Active and lower ;
opened at 109 } , and sold down to
109 on free sales by the foreign
syndicate , who have secured option
of the balance of new 5 per cent
treasury bond loan. The loan was
bid for jointly bySeligman Belmont
and the First National Bank of this
city. The award of flfty-fivo mil
lion was made yesterday , but has
not been officially announced.
Stocks Very dull to-day but
firmer ; there is no speculotive ani
mation. .Lake Shore , Western Un
ion , St. Paul , Pacific Mail and
Northwestern rellected the bulk of
the business , but there Is nothing
of very special importance ; Erie ,
31j ; Western Union 72 § ; Pacific
Mail 44g ; Union Pacific 205.
Chicago Pruuuce Market.
CHICAGO , July 28.
Flour Dull and unchanged ; no
shipping demand ; good to choice
"xtras , 5 25@5 50 ; supers 3 50@450.
Wheat Strong ; ca&h 1 OS ; Aug
ust , 1 Oojj ; September 1 03J.
Corn Steady ; cash , C3J ; August ,
61 | ; September , COj.
Oats Steady ; cash , 50 ; August ,
35J ; September , 33J.
Barley Steady ; September , 1 OG
@ 107.
Highwines 96.
Pork Steady ; August , 23 75 ;
September , 23 87J.
.Lard Steady ; August , 11J ; Sep
tember , 12.
New York Produce Market.
JN'EW YoUK , July 28.
Breadstuff's Generally heavy-
Flour Dull. Superfine State and
western 4 75a5 10 ; extra 5 C0a5 SO ;
Wheat Steady , New Spring ,
1 35a 1 36 ; No. 2 , Chicago , 1 2(5a (
1 29 ; No. 2. Milwaukee Spring ,
1 32al3'4 ; .
Corn Jjowcr. Western , mixed
afloat , 794 ;
Qats p'ull ani ] nominal ; " \Vcbt- \
ern mxed ] ; mill TOaT § ,
ProvisjonsBtronp , for pork awl
lanl , quiet , far artloloaof-J "
iron add wool. - atuer
' > * , _ .o withou decided
St. Louis Produce Market.
ST. Louis , July 23.
Elour Dull and weak.
* Wheat Dull and lower , except
No 3 , which is firm and wanted at
110.
110.Corn
Corn Dull and drooping ; No 2 ,
60 on track.
Oats Steady and firm ; No 2,410
42 in elevator.
Rye Lower and more'active ; No
2 , 70@71 } .
Pork 237502400.
Lard Firm.
.Whisky Firm ; 97.
Chicago Live Stock Market.
CHICAGO , July 28.
Cattle Receipts , 3,000. Market
dull and weak , prises easy for ship
ping add nearly nominal ; fair to
choic.5 5 005 SO ; extra sleers , 6 55
© 6 75 ; Texas , 2 50a 3 00.
Hogs Receipts , 5,000. Market
active and higher sold at 7 76 ;
closed strong with urgent demands
at 5 50a5 80 ; fair to common , 6-00
a 5 20 ; lair , 5 95a 616 ; good to
choice.
Sheep Dull ; 2 50 a 4 50.
St. Louis Live Stock.
ST. Louis , July 28.
Hogs Firm.
Cattle Quiet native steers , 3 25
DEALEB IN
Fruits , Confectionery ,
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
215 Douglas , bet. Hth and 12th , Street.
OMAHA. . . . NEBBAaKA.
CARRIAGE , BUtiCY and WAGON
MANTJFACTUBER.
N. E. CORNER oi 14th and HARNEY STS ,
WOULD respectfully announce to the pub
lic that he is now ready to fill all con-
Bracts in the above lines with neatness and
dispatch.
* 3 xnress wagons constantly on hand and
or Kale.
SPENCER'S
Fruit and Confectionary
Cor. 13th and Leavcmrorlli Str. ,
jyH 3m AT TUB BIUDG E
TBEITSCHKE & CO. ,
GROCERS
And Geneial Prorislon Dealers ,
8. W. Cor. Jackson and 13th Bta- ,
Keep a superior stock of Groceries , Prorisions ,
Wines , Liquors and Cigars , and sell cheaper
than any other bouse lu Omaha. jy3 Sin
F. A. PETERS.
Saddle and Harness Maker ,
INI ) CARRIAGE TRIMMER ,
Ho. 274 7arabara f. txt. 15tb Jt ICth.
A LL orders and repairing promptly attended
XV to tnd sattsfactfon gruarraatted.
CABLEGRAMS ,
*
Death of the Austrian Roths
child.
A War Between China and Rus
sia Almost Inevitable.
A Prussian Bishop Condemned
to Fifteen Months Impris
onment.
VIENNA , July 28.
Auselm Rothschild , of this city ,
died to-day.
HAVANA , July 28.
A dispatch Irora Las Tuns reports
that Spanish forces rcconnoitering
in that vicinity have exchanged
shots with the insurgents at various
times. The latter have attacked
the villages ofCaideron and Unas ,
though with what result is not
known.
DUBLIN , July 28.
John Mitchell has arrived at
Cork. He is ill but will come to
Dublin on Wednesday. The Fen
ian Amnesty Association are organ
izing a torch light demonstation
and banquet in his honor. Sir.
Martin a member of parliament
from Heath , -will resign his seat in
favor of Mr. Mitchell.
BRUSSELS , July 28.
It is stated that .Russia only de
sires congress assembled here to
consider certain points of its pro
gramme. She does not insist upon
the adoption of the whole.
M Borchgrave , secretary of Bel
gium and minister of foreign affairs ,
has been appointed secretary of
congress.
LONDON , July 28.
A special dispatch to the Daily
News reports great destruction of
property by floods in Moravia , and
at least two hundred houses have
been swept away.
The Times' dispatches from India
say the prospect of crops Is most fa
vorable , notwithstanding the recent
floods.
Many deaths from cholera are re
ported In Burdawan.
MADRID , July 28.
Forty-one Carllsts , most of them
ecclesiastics or members of the no
bility , have been arrested at Barcelona
lena , by way of a rec'procal against
the inhuman conduct of the Car-
lists.
lists.There
There is a report current that the
Carlists have again been beaten by
the Republican forces , and have
sustained very heavy losses. Two
companies of Carltets , who refused
to surrender , were cut to pieces.
Loxnox , July 28.
The committee of the Agricultural
Laborers' Union have adopted a
resolution declaring that , "as we
are not justified in appealing to the
public for support for the locked-out
laborers in the eastern counties duj , >
ing harvest , therefore we ofler them
the alternative of immigration , or
depend.ing on their own resources. "
The commitiee are negotiating f r
easier terrns yf immigration tp
Canada.
GosKcl Pros. , cotton merchants
in Liverpool , jiave failed , Their
liabilities are estimated ilt f4SO.ii" "
UERLIX , J ulv 28.
Dr. Janizcwski , the fcufl'ragian
bishop of Pasen , has been arrested
for the violation of ecclesiastical
laws and condemned to fifteen
months imprisonment.
Dispatches from Kisscngen an
nounce that the health of Prince
Bismarck is improving , but that his
wound is yet unhealcd , and the
Prince cannot write.
The journals here say that war
between Russia and China is in
evitable in consequence of designs
by the latter upon Kashgar.
PARIS , July 28.
At the session of the Assembly on
Monday the benches of the Left were
well filled , most of the absentmem-
bers having returned. The Com
mittee on Parliamentary Limitation
made a report on the resolutions for
a dissolution , recommending that
the Assembly proceed to constitute
a government , or dissolve. After in
tense excitement , the debate was
adjourned until Wednesday. It is
thought that the consideration of the
budget will occupy the Assembly
unt'l August 10th , about which time
the House will adjourn until No
vember 10th. The interval .will bo
shorter than was expected , because
the Conservatives fear that a long
recess will incline the Left Centre to
support the dissolution. Parties in
favor of the dissolution are confident
of success after recess , and believe
their opponents'will not have a ma
jority on Wednesday , when the res
olutions come to a vote.
10OCOO ACB.ES !
RICH PABMINO LAND IK NEBEA3KL ! !
500 HanscomPlaceLots !
HOUSES AVI ) LOTS in tne city of Omaha ,
lor salecheao and on cowl terms.
HOGGS & HILL.
Real estate brokers.office over Mackey's store ,
on Dodge at. opposite new postofficeap30m2
EDWARD KUEHL.
flIAGISTKK. OF THE DEPARTED.
No498 10th St. , between Parnham & Harney.
Will by the aid of guardian spirit ! , obtain
lor any one 4 view of toe past , present and fu
ture. No ten charged in cases of sickness ,
api3lf
J. O. SLA.TTEB.
Dealer in Staple and Fancy
Groceries.
Highest price paid for Country Produce.
Brick Store , 8. E. Cor. 16th & Chicago Eta , ,
] e26tf OMAHA , NEB.
Q.UAILEY'3
"U'a P. Soap Factory !
Situated on the line 'of the Union Pacific
Railroad , near the powder house. Manufac
tures first-class soap for home consumption
C.
171 Car. t-arnham and Eleventh SU.
All kinds of TAILORING , Cleaning and re-
pairlne done at reasonable rU t. A fine lot of
FURNISHING GOODS constantly on hand
and sold cheap. -tecCCtf
% % frt < fc9
) W " "d11
Ot q)4" " - - classes of work-
log people of either ser , young or old , make
more money at work for us in their spare mo
ments or all the tlm than at anything else.
Aidless ST1NSON & CO. , PgrtUnd ,
DOT5T1
M. HELLMAN & CO. ,
CLO T RS ,
ANDjDEALEUS IN
GKEIsTTS' "CJI IsriSSIIIsraGOOIDS ,
and 223 FARNHAM STREET , COR. 13TH ST.
OUR STOCK FOR THE
SIFIE IIETGJLUSTID STTIfc IMIIEIR ,
Is Complete now ; Our Assortment ill
Clothing i Gents' Furnishing Goods
Comprises th.o latest 2Toveltio8.
THE LATEST STTLES I2T HATS AUD CAPS.
We HRTC also a Full Line in BOY'S anil YOUTH'S Clotliing.
WE WILL SELL OTJRG-OODS LOWER THAN EVER.
. HELLMAN & CO.
1873.
R. A. BROWN , 248 Bouglas Street ,
WHOLESALE AND KETAIL
DRY GOODS , CARPETS ,
A writ / TT tf i1 WET
A.VJM.V WJLJL8 JLa JLii :
X
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 CLOW , BE PELL ANTS ,
ALPACAS & MOHAIRS , also VELYET & BE AYER CLOAKINGS.
A FULL STOCK OF SHAWLS , BLANKETS , FLANNELS ,
MERINO L.NDERWEAR AND WORSTED G-OODS.
TABLE LINES IS GREAT VARIETY. A FULL LIXE OP
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN CARPETS , OIL CLOTHS , MATTING RU&S , AND MATS ,
Furniture , bedding , Mirrors ,
and everything pertaining to the FURNITURE and UP
HOLSTERY trade ; has largely increased his stock , and now
has a complete assortment pi FINE , MEDIUM and LOW
§ § ! 3fc ? soocls , kiqh he is pfferins at such REDUCED
PRICES as to make it to the interest of everyone desiring
anything in this imj tr ' examine his stock before purchas
ing.
, LOUNGES & & . , UPHOLSTERED AND
COVERED TO ORDER.
- - -
. SHIVBRIOS ,
HAVING UOUOIIT THE
BANKRUPT STOCK
01 tbo Populir
Dry Goods Store ,
223 Parnliam Slrec ,
I hereby wish to Inform the public of Omaha
and vicinity that I shall continue the business
and offer at all times
GREAT INDUCEMENTS
In all kinds of
STAPLE AXD FASCY
DRY GOODS !
I bare adopted the
Strictly Cash and One Price
Principle , which I hope will meet wilh the
approval of the public as my prices shall lie
always
THE VERT LOWEST.
A liberal patronage solicited. Respectfully ,
JOHN H , F , LEHMANN ,
228 Tarnhani Street.
Omaha , Neb. , July 21st , 187J.
jy23 Jru
FRANK J. BAMGrE
DRAPER & TAILOR
.
DEAMP. is
GENTLEMEN'S ' FURNISHING 'GOODS ' ,
t'ull > ssortmentof Imported "Woolens. All "Work "Warranted.
2o2 Fa.rnh.amSt. , - - Omaha , ITeb
B. & J WILBUR ,
Books and Stationery ,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ,
Fourteenth , Street , Qmalia. , ITob
GENERAL AGENTS EOR ALL SCHOOL BOOKS
ar3 Iray
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
Cor. 13th and Harney Streets ,
OZMZA-IELA. . - - - IsTIEIB.
Spring and Summer Styles.
A. POLACK ,
C L O T HI EjjR ,
238 Farnliam St. Hoar 14th. .
Fine and medium dotning ,
and Furnishing Goods.
THE