'
OMAHA SATURDAY MORNINGAtJGUST * 1 , 1874. TtiTL 5
4 O'CLOCK P. M.
eclally Bepotted for tha Ocaha Dally Bee ,
Ebr the Atlantic and Pacifo TelecraPl Go.
sw
New Orleans Clergyman
[ Elopes with one of His Flock
and is followed by his
Wife.
handsome Young Lady jumps
[ offof a Koboken Ferryboat
and is Drowned.
PHILADELPHIA , July 31.
[ A. dispatch from Pottsville states
at the boy foimd in the Gypsy
ip was not youugBoss , as at first
ipposed.
WASHINGTON July 30.
Jovernor Morris will be appoint
special agent of the treasury , in
ice of Charle ? A. Madrill , now on
tym'SanJFraneiscb. Mr. Mbrrff
the present will be assigned t <
ty in California and will act un
r the new regulations which give
j commissioner of customs direct
itrcl over the special agents of the
gasury.
NEW Yomc , July 31.
in afternoon paper says it is re-
rtci' that a New Orleans clergy-
tn eloped with one of his flock
El arrived here a few days ago ,
| nce proceeding to Armenia , on
I Hudson River Railroad. " The
ilty pair were traced up by the
rgyman's wife , who captured her
Iband and brought him 'back in
iniph to this city ,
[ he house of Holmes & Liesber-
dealera in metals , 225 and 257
Irl street , temporarily suspended ,
Icxpect to resume business in a
COLIJMBUS , Ga. , July ol.
Authentic intelligence reaches
i of a bloody tragedy , which oc-
| cd at Mareana , Florida , onTSat-
la"t. Chas. Nichols was
by Elli Mooring , who entered
back dq.gr of his house , and with
iouble-ban eled gun , lired the
| 1 shot. Mooring , several years
married a sifter of Nichols ,
jinst the opposition of her family ,
* '
which time a feud has existed
- the 'opposing elempnts.
Ex-en
lols was shot while sitting at
lesk anil died in four hours af-
ji-ards yesterday. Mooring al o
jnpted to Hill Nichols father , but
Quid no find him as he was I > e-
Jn door In the &toie. After
| ing NichoN , Mooring went to
lis v ifeN sister , \\l\cn he was
Itcd.
BROOKLYN , July 30.
j o RpiJly has issued no subpo >
'
k-ct jn'tjic IjbtJ suit , QayjjQr yc
In , as nonp liavo be ji afipJjeVi
Ex-Judge Morris , Til ton's
Isel , says thntTilton is prepared s
T orsays that if the CJ.se comes d
i a justice court , he will have
'ance in'procecjjtjng Bitol , . . . . o li
bblic ( lops not expect. Jle'has
| y a list of witnesses madP . - 0fi
fi
iling Epecher , Moulton , Car- fia fip
ir and others , but not , how- a p
Tilton If Til-
HncluihngMrs , , - tl
pics for an examination ti ]
<
esses will bo subpoenaed , He tl
| furtUermorc , that he was prl- tle
' e :
? y Informed'that both Tilton's
d
bepchprvs frjends > yerp uhitjng dC
C (
.sh the trja } , ella
3 reported that a consultation
'aeld this afternoon At Mr. la
jian's house here ; General 0 (
ft
; and several members of the
trittcc were present , and it is 01tl
fbtpod that Beecher's defense tlsi
si
the subject of thgjr dejibera- siS"
] It is fcftid that JJceoher , on S" "
lig of Tilton's arrest , exclaimed , 81B
B
| r Theodore ! I pity him. " It 81di
| ne ' < J that the committee will
n'afe thefr labors ypry speedily incc
cc
ulton gives in hjs testimony
fo
" and Hhorman
pUj"i Is reported
ring stated to-day that what
| ed technical legal evidence
btyet been produced ; all that
en ' taken would not be admit- it
'icourt , of law , and that there
S particle ot testimony yet
Anything but wbatls damag-
t'iffon. ' sa
ouTton declines to testify the sli
itteo will have to conclude apm
R'cstjgaUon anil tell what they m
Jone. There is notestlmony be
ken. that will prove Tilton'i foi
( lion , and the committee wil us
6 * say \M * A friend of fr tli
r/s , in conversation to-day , ii. hii
d to liae said that Moulton be
jclared to several persons en
r's iunocence of any ciime , home
itliis afflrmations to that ef- me
p.bppj ) taken down in writIng - tre
Ing , coupled \\\lh \ the fact rec
jCCher has assented to Mo'uU lUi
bducjng all letters , etc. , con- -ml
] tlfe scandal , and that Til-
pqulesenro to such produc- bui
p not yet ' been forthcoming , ran ,
hented'on'bymany as favor- ser
. . chi
[ ( ti.
P. gle thi ? afternonr } jljainly
jat thenrrpsibf Tilto'n was , :
to head off Moiillon from daj
; baforp fhp Ply mouth com- cou
*
.ier in nn interview last eve-
: ed that pis' friend * might 1
iis discretion and truth ; it pro ;
ifjh for the present.that he froi
Tilton's charges false. He froiIi
aredtg admit that his sky
so cleaVasit might oe , but Spa
X VoupT in its ownv good cur.
st forth ana dissipate the
iewagjjreparing bis refuta-
111 the charges agafnsl him ;
Itroug la his heart ; he bad
"ig to no one ; he might
71
i inconsiderate , even indis-
cane , of Jib [ hnpujsive- Allj !
rairl
EII ' his story .had been. ' told FOB
a' calmly await what tie } mil
lid more'particularly , his
ils liad1o say , aud by thejr
wou\d \ stand pr fall ,
ijsome young gjrl appa *
put 18 years of age , &uicl
norning , by leaping .from
oat Hoboken , Tiile oa a
iHoboken to this city. She
Irved while in the ladies'
Tread * a letter with evident
tt ° on t\fter \ Jiajlng the
t leaped on the guards , and
blunged Into the water ,
[ truck on the Lead by the
flie bodi was not seen af-
Iand all eiTorts at rescue f .
csf *
dealers' ju the Xew
_ Exchange , are discuss-
roje t fores tablishing ware-
Vtbp.Trater front of Uew
Brooklyn , afah estimated
00,000 , with a storage ca-
Ir 200,000 bales.
NEW YORK , July 31. .
No other day since the revival of
the Beecher scandal has been so
eventful as yesterday. Every point
connected with the affair has been
so thoroughly discussed that it seems !
there is little more to "be said. The
meeting of the committee thought
to be of slight importonce , though
three witnesses were examined.
Some little disappointment is ex
pressed that neither Storrs nor
Moulton were present. Moulton is
still at Narragansett and Storrs at
Princeton. Letters have been sent
to Frank Carpenter and others , ask
ing them tokappear and tell what
they know.
Betcher remained home during
the day , seeing a few visilors. Til-
ton was left more to himself than
during anjr day previous , and de
voted himself to needed rest. Tilton's
counsel Morris had along interview
with the district attorney yesterday
regarding Gaynor's case. Both
share the opinion that though Gay-
nor had a technical right to institute
proceedings against Tilton , in prac
tice ho would have no standing
in court. "Morris has been for a
long time in the controversy of Til-
ton against Beechcr , and has im
plicit faith in Tilton's cause. He
says that he knew for a year past
that the facts must come out and ,
possible as they are , must now bo
established. Tilton , when he called
at Ovington's house Sofiday night ,
wished to treat Mrs. Tilton magnan-
imou ly , and said that whatever
she wanted from the Livingston
street hou'-e she could have.
Mrs. TiUon , being informed of
this , made out a list of necessary ar- r
tides of wearing apparel , and other F
things , but when the inPbscnger d
presented the order Tilton exclaimed - " >
ed , "Mrs. Tilton can take her clothj1
Ing , but not another devilis-h thing 1J
shall be taken from this house ! " s ,
Beecher's statement , though con- * '
eluded Wednesday , has not been a
presented to the Committee. By t (
advice , he Is waiting until Moul- °
ton's ' testimony has been given.
Although ready to goon at any time ,
his friends urge that Moulton must
precede him. Moulton , it is re
ported , left Narragansett last night
and will be in Brooklyn to-day.
There is a mystery about his move
ments , and an apparent di.-.inclinn-
tion to appear with hi * alleged im
portant documents.
If Moulton refuses to tpstify they ' "
cannot render a verdiqt satisfactory
to the public and themselves. Moui- G ] I
ton has frequently declared Beecher
Innocent of any crime. These de 3 (
clarations to this eilect are in wri
ting , and will appear in evidence >
before the committee.
Beecher's statement will probably
not be made public before next
wgcfr , As soon as Moujtoij tpatjflps
the committee wj'll , Jt j understood , te
hold sessions morning , afternoon
and evening. The committee meet
.
' - - - - -
'T- ---r * - r
A f-pecjal from Vinyaid Haven
ays the race of the Brooklyn yaoht
jlubs from Newport , R. I. , to that n ] [
olace , for which two cup * , valued at i
? 2oOO each were offered by Com02
nodorcd Yboihecs , \ \ as Avon yesteri i
lay by the schooner Corvet , and 451
he .Moop Quivives. :
" "j
ISEV , ' YOIJK , July SI.
The Golden Auc'thls week has a
hort editorial on the Beechcr scan-
lal. Regarding the present status
if tlie case it Claims nothing has | fjg
icon said or done to ureak the force
rneufra } tie cttec't'of 'Ijton's
fufomnnf . . , - , . , _ _ , . . , B'ecctipr's letter hi re- ,
lv was weakened by explanations tri !
nd .suggestions that confuse more fetC <
lian they clear up. Mrs. Tilton's 85 <
85I
) ttpr jnjurca IIPJ : husband morp I
tian It helps herself. The moral wn
ffect of both Is damaging to tlie at !
efensc , and thecoun = e of Beecher's
3\mse \ } has reacted against his
lient. It clajnjs. the course of
iw is only Uie investigation
imnilttco , provided by the society
ir the trial of such pravo cases ,
illy regrets Tilton's arrest , because
ic complaint was made by an out-
dp and irresponsible . It
person. rc- .
rs to Moulton as Beccher's mend , is ]
id intimates that his silence is In strc
eecher'e Interest. If Beecher goes
iwn , it will be bccause.he has ru- © 3
icd himself by his own acts , and
impelled the exposure of his own ket
Hy. eas ;
con
WASHINGTON , July 31. 660
The secretary of the treasury says © 7
was 8
complained by some
erks dismissed tinder the limita- dull
> ns of the appropriation laws that iy
slice had not been done , He
ys that notwithstanding his ae-
o to make fair distribution it
ipcars that many have been per-
itted to remain who could have
en indisposed , thus making robin H
r equally efficient and more isle
edy clerks. His desire to learn G50 ;
e truth of these statements led d
tn to direct that further inquiries and
made , especially regarding sev- 30Ca
il members of the samejifamily
Iding appointments in thedepart-
; nt. All the lists sent through.the
asury department have not been mov
eived. This paper will include a thc <
i of relationship , which wl } ad- now
t of promotion In the department.
eggs
.t has been found that heads of
caus and chief clerks have In
ny Instances intcrprete'l civil
vice to mean places for all their
Idren capable- filling office ,
esc cases will be reduced under
present system. It will be some
rs b'eforp the matter will be in
idltlon to go info operation.
P.VJCJSJuly 31. The
'
'heCommitleo of the Assembly
pose the prorogation of that body
n August Gth to November20tb.
t is stated , upon official authorl-
that France offers -recognize B
In if the Northern powers ? con-
VE
Cor. 1-aniliara and Elevenln
of TATLORINO , rioaninz nd > rc-
ne ilonn at reanor.alile rU s. A fine lot-of
SI-JJ1KO UQODS coaataatlf - < J tand
mid clira. - " - II
EO , W. ELEIN.S ,
Comi
sc\eral
will be
Engl
MMISSION jgBRCHAN'P ' , 01
lOlG&lDlSila.kctSt. ,
- reralvc
W Flour ; 'Seeds. g&
JdLfoi
Biecieltte i Barler , Halt Hops , " ;
t& &Z- * ' * * *
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money Market.
NF\V I'ORK , July 31.
Money Easy at 12J per cent.
Exchange Heavy ; 4S7@488i for
sixty days ; -189@4S9J for sight.
Gold Opened weak at 108 } , de
clined to lODj , but from this point
there was a rally to 109 } , with a
good volume of business ; now sell
ing at 109 * .
Governments Steady ; currency
sixes , 117 * . "
StocksActive at
- - opening and
alliaci ic ; P M , W U , L S and St.
Paul as the features ; Erie was the
leader of the , recent bull movements
of 2 per cent sold out yesterday , and
the market is now Veak and lower ;
Erie , 32JT ; M , 44 ; ' UP , 23 ; WII ,
New York Produce Market.
.NEW YORK , July 31.
Breadstuff Generally easier.
Flour Dull ; Superfine State and
western 4 50a5 00-extra 5 40a5 70.
Wheats-Lower , spring , 1 36al 38 ;
No. 2 Chicago , 1 28al 29 ; No. 2
Milwaukee spring , 1 33al 34.
Corn Steady ; mixed afloat , 79 } .
Oats Buoyantf- western mixed
ifloat sold at 1 00. "N *
Provisions Dull.
Lard A shade higher.
Leather Steady.
Iron Dull and nomlnAl. I
Wool Nominally unchanged.
There was considerable excite-
ncnt in the market for oats at the
iroduce exchange yesterday and to
[ ay , owing to the stock here and
n tlie canal and lakes being very
'
ight. There is "very little stock left
n first hands , and the quantity in
ightis very limited. The quota-
ions yesterday for western mixed , ,
float , was 79 a80 , while the price
o-day is 1 00 ; this is an advance
f 20 cents per bushel for two days.
ChicabO Pruuuce Market.
CHICAGO , July 31.
Flour Dull and unchanged-good
) choice spring extras 5 250 00 ;
> w to medium o 005 25 ; Minne-
) ta 6 75@7 50 ; low grades wanted ,
50@4 50.
Wheat Weak ; cash 1 05 ; Aug-
3t , 1 031 : September 1 01 $ .
Corn ftuiet ; cash 70 ; August ,
J ; September , CO } .
Oats Quiet ; cash , 70 ; August ,
ijj ; September , 34J.
Barley Steady j September , j 06
107.
Highwines 9.7.
Rye 73.
Pork Firm ; August , 23 25 ;
ptember , 23 25@23 5Q.
] Firm ; August , 12jj Scpr
St. Louis , Produce Market.
ST. Louis , July SI.
Flour Dull and nominal.
Wheat Easy ; No 3 red fall 1 05
10 ; No 2 , 112al 15.
Corn Dull and slow ; No 2 , COa
} in elevators , and CO August.
Oats Higher ; No 2 in elevator.
150. '
Rye Nothing doing ,
n vjcy Folhn& { qolns , ,
vyhjslfy Firm ; 09. ' - aE
fork Firm ; 2400. ah
Lard Higher ; refined 13. aF
w York Live Stock Market. F
isnw * ORK , July 31.
I'rtttje Receipts , 1,250. Market a :
le easier at full prices. Native ii
ers sold at 11 25 © 12 34 ; Texans , iii
ntt ) oo. i
log * Receipts , 1-700. Ljvp hogs
nted at7237'30j dressed firm
9 00(5)9 ( ) 25.
iheep andLamba Receipts 5,400.
? ep , 425@G25finc splpetions ,
3 ; lambs , 0 00@9 00.
icago Liva Stock Market.
CHICAGO , July 31.
! attle Receipts , ' 2,400. Market
active and : firmer , wjth pripps
> ng and closed steady. Fair to
ice steers 5 25@5 50 ; stockers 3 00
75.
logs Receipts 10,000. The mar- :
is heavy and dull with prices ami
and
y , but no lower. Sales of poor to andGl
imon 6 25@G 50 ; medium , to fajr Gl
( SIC 70 ; good to very ciioice 7 75
90 ; and a few extra 7 007 75.
heep Receipts 700. Market is GlD
I and inactive , with prices near-
lominal. Sales of common to
Ice 2 504 50 , D
St. Louis Live Stock.
ST. Lotus , July 31. | Stj
bgH Receipts , 2,400. Market
wer and light. Sale at 5 75 © Prin
; butchers C 80a7 00. alwa ppr
ittle The best grades are firm alwaT
are-wanted. Texans sold at T :
i4 25 ; cows and heifers 2 00a2 75.
A in
ST. PAUL , July 31.
ic grasshoppers are rapidly JC
ing eastward In myriads , and
inly damage that t jpy can do
'
is to gardens'and
by laying Om
f iiiting S
Bee Job Printing House
MKCCTES ALL KIND ; OP
OOK ASD JOB PR1XTIXO
ix Tim
'
, i. : J - . i
RY BEST STYLES
; .nv , J , j . '
i ' * ! i M *
ANb , AT THE * * * / ,
* v I *
9
Dwcst Cash Prices.
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*
j i' J r . " i - ,
iftcnt-workmern' are In charge , ct the
isti , Germairr Bohemian ,
* *
Danish Languages' ,
ocoo
PAHKIHG LAHD 1H HEBBASICin
HauscomPlaceLots !
cltfot Omiha ,
salecheaoiinJ ou eoodtermi. ,
state brokers.office over Macker' * store ,
e st. opjositetew pssJoffipep3Qa2
Clearing Sale ! BITRAORDINARY BAR6AINS ! !
-AT-
WICKSHAHK'S '
Clearing Sale !
FOP. THZHTIT SDA-2TS I
BEING OCR
Clearing Sale ! Annual Clearing Sale i
OK-
- 3
. . ' , Foreign and Domestic"JL
"
"t "
Clearing Sale ! i ,
Y GOODS
Clearing Sale !
rREPiKATOnY 70 STOCK TAKIXO.
'A. CRUICKSHANK ,
Clearing Sale ! marS'A.
marS Cor. 14th and Farnhaiii ts.
, 1873.
El. A. BROWN , 248 Douglas Street , -I
WHOLESALE AXD RETAIL
DRY GOODS , TS ,
v
in Immense Stock of Fresh New Goods Trust Opened to be
sold lower than any other house in. the city , consisting of '
ISRIIOS , 1IPEISE CLOT Hi , ESPELLANfS ,
ALPACAS &MQHAIRSaIsoYElJyET&BSAYER CLOAKINGS.
I FULL STOCK OF SHAWLS , BLANKETS , FLANNELS ,
MEBJNO LNDEBWEAR AND WORSTED G-OODS ,
TAULE LINEN IN ( UtCAT VARIETY. A FULL MXE OP
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN CARPETS , OIL CLOTHS , MATTDTfi RUfiS , MD MATS ,
Furniture , Mirrors
nti everything pertaining to the FURNITURE and UP-
EOLSTEfRY trade ; has largely increased his stock , and no
' as a complete asQJtment oi FINE , MEDIUM and L :
'BIOED gooels , which he is offering at silch BED"LTl
! BIOES as' to make it tq tlie interest of everv
nytl ing in this : line , to examine his
;
, LOUNGES &o.s UPHOLSTERED AND
COVERED TO
Street
HAVING BOUGHT THE
BANKRUPT STOCK
01 the Popular
> ry Goods Store ,
223 Farnhaiii Street ,
rebr whh to Inform the public of Omalia
vicinity that I thai I cont'nug the biulnes *
offer it all times
SEAT INDUCEMENTS
In all kinds of
STAPLE AND FANCY
RY QOODS !
I hare adopted the
'ictly Cash and One Price
clple , trhlch I hope Till meet with the
ovjl of the public as my prices shall be
rHE
HE VERY LOWEST.
) eral patronage solicited. Eespectiully ,
) HN H , F. LEHIVIANN ,
228 Farnhan itrret.
aha , Kcl ) . , July 21st , 1874.
Im
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: FB ANE J. RAMGE
DEAFER & TAILOR
,
ASl DEALEETIT
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING 'GOODS ' ,
ir'a'.l ssortmcntof Imported "VToolens. All Work Warranted.
2b2Scodlr - . Onialia , 2Teb
B. & J WILBUR ,
Books and Stationery ,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ,
Fourteenth Strs9 OmaJaa. , XTeb
1 i
GENERAL nr3 Imr AGENTS J'Oll ALL SCHOOL BOOKS
,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
Cor. 3.3th , and Sarnoy Streets ,
Ipring and Summer Styles.
A.POLACK ,
L O T HI EjR | ,
Farnh.am St. 2T0ar 14th. .
le and Medium Clothii , Goods.
JarsMj m rren :
nontlng/Tfntei * snj , Si
-vsmated
