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VOL. IV. OMAHA MONDAY MORNINGAUGUST 3 1874. NO. 38.
FETE DAILY BE1
EDWAKD kOSLWATEU , Editor and Pro |
Office Xo. 138 Fanilmiii street , beti
Ninth and Tenth.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION :
Ore ropy , one year. ID advynce _ f 7
4
. . J'glx months In advance
" three rornths in advance 2
K3T\\ not paid in advance , $8 per annum w
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FREDERICK
LEADING HATTER
Best Goods ,
LOWESTFB.ICES
Farn'liaziiSt.
OMAHA
GrandC
DMA BUSINESS TOCTDRY.
CRAOKEB MA * UFAO OBT.
a/TcCIurei / Fmith. 185 Hdruev stteet. het
QLA83 ASD PJOTUaB FR'JIES.
T Beinhart , 1S6 I'oudw street , dealei Ii
audr"-ture irauijs. ( flatln
J .window glam - '
done to order. * ' "
v BOOTS A1D SHOES.
Lang , 155 Farnham st , between 1U1
PhUip 115h. JebWyl
CONFECTIONEET.
. Later , corner 12th snd Douglm strceia
HL. . and wholesale de Ier Ii
m.nuf cturer
cand * s and coniecttonery. Country tr..de si ,
Uecti-d. "P1"
COAL DB&LEIg.
' Elliot , coal , lime , ceuien thalr etc.
Po'andA tt. felilSuii
DRUOGIST9.
. K der , druggist , comer 12'h and Mia
, neysts
"PAWN BBOKEH.
- \ f Elgutter , No. 200 Farnham st. K I7lf
LAHNDEY.
n.w laur-UT opened at oil llth st. . N't
Far.ihan. od DoupUS. 1 liowinl IUR and
Ironing wiJl be done to rrder , Bret e a work
PAIHTEES.
T ehinan A < t l , bou and alpi . _
JLJ 10tl Ub t. t'-irphatn and Ilarney.
/
Worli. POWP ! ' i Co , still
T mnlum bo p
> . Five
IT 'inauu acfire their Preuiiuo S < ip.
Kst premium .awarded by tLe Louijla county
, la.
rotUwattamle county
and SUIc Uirs. and
Orders soli"il"Hiom the trade.
A1IOBHE73.
E. ESTABRODK. ' M. FBANCffi
ESTABROOK& FRANCIS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW ,
OFFICE Cix'mMoa Uuck , Omaha. Keb.
DEXTER L , THOMAS ,
Allornejaud' Counselor at Lair.
.07FICE SaWJ Ho * Vlacher's Block ,
OMAHA ' - NEB
" JOHK VJLYTLE ,
"
ittornoynt-ljiw and Solicitor in
Eqaitjv
-OTer Tint Katlonil Bnk ,
oal-ti
PARKE GODWES ,
Attorney at Law *
( CawpbeU'a Blisk. )
5091-2 IHIETEEMH STEEET. OHAHA
26 Jm _
A. BALDWIN
BAI.DWIS &
ATTORNEYS !
Office Caldtrell Block , ougla" FUeet ,
KEBRASKA.
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OSIAHA. - -
JOIIN tk
. Solloltor
COUNSELOR.
OFFICE CKEIGHTOS'S W.OCK ,
OMAHA , NEUUASUA.
wRtf
T. , W. T. Kiciiards ,
Attorney at Law ,
Office 510 13th St. , bet , Farnliam
and Douglas , Omaha , Neb.
* 0. Baz 80 " " _
O. U. BALLO r.U. B.JGLASGOW.
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. . Ballou & Glasgow ,
ATTORNEYSATLAW ,
Office nCrcl bton' tj < 3w block , outhe jt cor
room , floor.
05LV1IA. EB
bAVAGE & ( VIANDERSON ,
Attorneys at Law ,
242 FABKHAM 6TBEAT.
JAMES \r. si * " , } Omaha Nebraska
N. J. BURNHAM.
ATTOKNEI AND COUNSELLOR AT
LAW ,
No. 200 Farnham Street
OMAHA - - NEB.
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JOIIN E. KKLJ < KT ,
Attorney 1 CounseloratLaw
/ > ( OLLECTIOK8 SOLICITED AND PEOMPT-
l ly attended to. No charge unless ctllec-
lion are tuadc. Jloaintolet and renU tel
ccttd. Ittral tHale boutht and eold. apJTtf
, J. CONNELL ,
AND
Attorney for Second Jud
icial District.
OFUCS South aide of Farnham , between
15th ar < 1 6th U. , opposite Court Houw.
o f. K. rsrrcHETT
SPAUN & PRITCHE1T ,
Attorneys ind Counselors at Latr.
020,506 Twelt i SUeet.
AT * m > , Omaha. Ieb.
WILLIAM LATEY ,
Cor. 16th and "Webster Sts. ,
Keeps a complete assortment ol
GROCERIES and
crcnm PROVISIONS.
STODlAItl > Si Ilt'ULllUT ,
Market Gardners !
\ LL KXD3 OF VEGETABLES AST )
. plant * , for tale. Orders addressed to us
Pftal Streets ,
tteotkia.
CABLEGRAMS
PARIS , Aug. 1.
The Assembly has rejected tl
proposal to raise the state ot siege ,
prorogation was voted until Novet
ber 30th.
LONDON , August 1.
The Boston club won a game
base ball yesterday afternoon. Tht
defeated the Athleticby five run
BURLIN , August 1.
The supreme court has decide
that payments by third parties .wit
n view of releasing the condemns
bishops are illegal and cannot be a <
cepted.
MADRID , August 1.
Sperial makes the followin
specifications'of complaint agains
France :
Arms bearing the royal initials c
Don Carlos have been publicly soli
Bavonne.
Amanufactory at Bordeaux ha
been allowed to undertake contract
Tor supplying-the Carlist army witl
)0ots and shoe" .
A demand for an extradition fo
Chief S vells , on account of variou
criminality , is refused by theFrencl
government , and his return int <
Spain is not prevented. The prefec
of tlie department of the Jowei
Pierene , and who permitted th <
public entry of Carlists into Spain
is still retained in office.
Thousands of armed recruits foi
the CarlMs have crossed the fron
tier.
Finally two cargoes of arms from
France have been landed for the
Carlists.
PARIS , Aug. 1.
In the Assembly yesterday the
question of n recess came up for de
bate. M. Debate made an impor
tant speech against the prorogation
of tlie session , but was really in fa
vor of republic prorogation. He said
it was simply intended to conceal
tlie Impotenpy of the Assembly ,
which although it arrogated and
constituted powers , it bad done
nothing but reject all known for
eign government" .
He nifiilc a powerful appeal for
the establishment of a Itepublic ; he
would give peace and union to
franco , and concluding th.it a state
of siege be raised. The speaker was
tuinujtflusly applauded by the Left.
During a subsequent debate , the
MarquisDeFranchien , a Legitimist ,
declared that he considered jt ; his
rightnd duty to do everything In
liis power t # re-establish the mon
archy. This caused great excite
ment , and the Left wtHed for the
dews pf the government on the
subject.
General Decassey , Vice President
tf the ministerial consul , pic-ad that
the government would seek with
firmness and impartiality to make
its powers respected by nil pnrtie > J
A. motion to raise ( lie state of the
siege was rejected by a vote of 242
: o 306. A motion to adjourn on the
3th of August until November 30th ,
ivas carrietl. Intimidations are
rpwn out by the press that the
id vent 01 > f perman squadron , in
Spanish wa'.ers , n useij the Spanish
iavy to pronounce In favor of the
2arlists. A loan of $0,000,000 to
\Q } Carlists baa been commenced.
An infilscnminate vlatifffttcr in
slothing and genfb' furnishing
joods regardless of prices at 206
? arnham street. Fine linen c.nd
ihevolt xljfrtrf ot our wa make at
12.00 and $2.50 each ,
Jtailroad Tie.et *
lought and sold by P. Gottheimer ,
Jroker , at 296 Fariiham street.
Unredeemed Pledges for Sale.
nay Iv26
Hamlet Orum ,
ill crect between Jones and Leaven worth sts. ,
OMAHA , - NEBRASKA.
rT-tnrsTHE MOST COMPLETE ASSORT
[ \ . mcl of Indies' < nd Gents' straw hats , trim-
led and tmtrimuipd , rarasolj. Piques , Mar-
; llles , NainsooVa and all kinds of liry Goods ,
* uJi ? ' ind GenU ' Boi Is , etc. My line of Err
loodi If Cojmilete. S llig only for CASH , I
m able to UXDhJtSKLL any other Dealer in
m City. Our 1'UICUS are fAtWEU than ercr
card bl before. u 7 J3 J UID !
JT , 3KOOEEHEAD ,
AND PHfl-BMAGIST.
utter' * Block , Bet. California & Webster Bis.
OMAHA , NEB.
Prescriptions carefully
} FFIOE. No. 232 FARNHAM ST.
r
Bel. 13th 4 ; 14th SisOMAHA. .
' it > theclty
DR , A , S , BILLINGS ,
Bou 13th and 1 1th , up itairt.
etth extracted without pain , by on of M-
troua Oxiie las.
: . VAN GAMP M.D.
DlspecM * his own ciedclnei , and besldn
! > tuUr tmctlrv , watt * 8 { > eclalltJea of Derangi-
lenU and Ptrease * Peculiar to Women , Fistu-
i , Piles and other Plstaw * of tte Bectum.
OFFICK : Corner Farnhbm and 14ih Mreeu ,
rstdoor to the riht. HP M trf. Ilf ldeuc- ,
10 Douglns strrct , betuetn Hand l th , next
> Lutlieria Chinch Omaha. Vfb. Aildro a
K \AMICUCM K
Eclectic Physician *
sldence and offif , 230 Podge st Let 14th nnd
15tb Us.
[ < : lal attention paid to ohstetrlcs and dls *
ises ptcull ar lo women and children. I9U.
B
DEALEP. IN
fruits , Confectionery ,
CIO AUS AND TOBACCO.
213 < Donclas , bet. llth and 12tUSireet.
MAHA , - MJBKA&KA.
IARRIAGE , BUUCT add
MANUFACTURER.
r. E. IOBKEB of 14th ana H ARK El STS ,
[ T70ULD respectf ullj annoucce to the pub-
V V lie that be Ii now ready to fill all con-
acts In the abore lines with neator&a and
Ibpatch.
* 3-Expresi wagon * conitsotlf on hand and
ir icle.
VERY LATES1 !
MIDNIG-HT.
THE WEST.
Datoils of a Terrible Cloui
Burst at Coalville ,
Utah.
PITTSBURO , August 3.
Another body was found amor
the ruins at Butcher run to-day. . '
was that of a child , and was four
in a cellar , where It had bee
washed by the water.
NEW ORLEANS , August 3.
A square of small houses , bounded
od by Music , JMorales , Spain an
Enqubart streets , was burned U
day. Loss , about $15,000 , ou whic.
there is $8,000 insurance.
CINCINNATI , August 2.
Rev.Dr.Boyntonof the First Con
gregational Church , preached to
day in favor ot liquor.licensc , takiiij
the ground that Christians inus
reargue the whole question. Tin
sermon has created a great sensa
tion , as Mr. Boynton was a Jpromi
neat total ubstinence advocate ever
as far back as the "Wobhincitoniai
movement.
K ROCK , Ark. , August C.
The Constitutional Conventior
ye leiday adopted the franchise ar
ticle , in the new Constitution. Ii
provides that every male citizen o ;
the United States , or who has de
clared his intention of becoming u
citizen , being 21 years of age , and
who has been a rebidentof the State
twelve months , of the county six
months , and of the precinct one
month , shall be qualified electors.
BROOKLYN , August 2. Mr. H.
W. says that the chairman of
the investigating committee was
called on to-day. He said he had
nothing to give tc > tie press in re
gard to the workings of the com-
mjttpc. fi ; Mr. Ieecher's case , he
hoped , ho sajd , that their labors
would be brought to a close within
the present week. It was their de-
frire to have Mr. Beecher's statement
as early as possible , and they wanted
to be through with it the Hrst part
of the week , and then if Moulton
would not come forward they would
not wait for him.
SALT LAKE , August 2.
Advices from Coalville to-day
give additional details of the terrible
cloud-burst that occurred in that lo
cality on Saturday last. The dam
age to tjje Echo & CoalviHe Rail
road was far more serious than at
u'rst reported. At one' point nearly
a , mile of track , grade and ties were
swept away , anjj the coal canals are
all' floodedThere" Is a tumorpd loss
" ' "
' ' '
The most pxpjtjnjj political cam
paign over known In Utah closed
last evening by an immense mass
meeting in this city and Ogden. At
the latter place almost the entire
ludience were Mormon , who were
iddressed by Gentiles without inter-
uption. United States Mar&hal
Maxwt'il has Appointed a large
jumbpr'of Pjiputies tb prpjprvp err
lor to-morrow , and the Liberals are
letermlned that HOMO but citizens
J.'icler the law shall be allowed to
I'ote.
JEBSEV CIT } ' , August 2.
Vaneten , the national Bond forger ,
vho attempted to commit suicide in
he Hudson county jail on Saturday ,
las recovered consciousness and
lopes arc now entertained of his
ecovery. ' When questioned by the
allor , he stated that he" took } auda.
iuu' with the Intention of commit-
ingrfuicide. There are numerous
uojors afloat regarding the manner
n which he became possessed of
he poison. When he wfls rjejjvered
o the jailor by the deputy marshal ,
in Thursday , he was placed In a
iell without having been searched ,
s is customary when prisqjiers are
.dmitted to jail. Hje w/ll / bje taken
o California as soon as he' can un-
lergo the Journey , Jie was \isjted
y Detective Lees to-day , but bad
ittle to say. His injuries' , which
esulted from a severe pumping to
ounteract all effects of the poison ,
re such that he cannat possibly be
erao'vei } for Several weeks.
JJogTosr , Aug , 2
A. special dispatch from Oak BluflSs
o tje } Advertiser says : For some
reeks there has been a good deal of
caudal In connection with Mr , Vin-
an of Edgartown , and 8. K. Elliot
f Watertown , who have occupied
Cottage in company with two
la-rled women , bejonging to Ed-
arton. The e men Iwvp been
'areatened ' with tar and feathers ,
nd Vinson fearing trouble left the
slancl some weeks ago.
Last night a party of men went to
tie cottagp , and called out Elliott.
ifter a considerablp struggle they
> rccd him into a wngon , in which
ras a pot of tar and a bag of feath-
rt. Elliott drew a revolver , and
ircd twice : the " second shot killing
laleb Smith , brotlipjr of * the two
omen. The report ot1 the pistol
Tightened the horse , whioh "ran
\vay , and threw the whole party
rom tjip wagon , Elliott escaped ,
nd surrendered hlmspjf Jo the ) iu-
Uorjtie ? . jhtpnse excitpippfft'nre-
alla here ill consequence of the
ffiMr.
AVASHINGTON , D. C. Aug. 2.
The. Secretary of the Treasury has
Jrjected the Assistant Treasurer at
f ett'York to feel 1 gold during the
ircsent month as follows : One
nd a half milllqii dollars on thp
Irst and third Thursday ? , Fourth
hursdaj's each making In all live
illUIon dgllars ; Secretary Brlstlo
eturns fronj Peer fark to-uiorrow
light.
Congressman James II. PJatt , of
he second Virginia dish let , caused
ho arrest of Samuel Saflbrd , one of
he editors pf the Sunday Gazette
ust night , on tlie chargps of slander
nd libel. TBe article to whiuh ex-
eptionswere taken was published
wo qr three weeks ago , and charged
bat If Plate had received his just
teserts hewould have bpen jn the
icnitentiary ten years ago , and that
liey had the documents in their
ossession to prove it
It is stated , , upon semi-official
uth.ority , that Secretary Bristow
rill not Attempt to negotiate the
liree hundred ipjlUons of four and
half percent , bonds , -but wil } rec-
mmeud to Congress that the inter-
st on them be increased to five per
ent , , as he 4oes not think it pos-
ible to negotiate a bond bearing so
jw a rate of interest. He will also
ecommcnd the enactment of a law
ompelling national banks to loan
n a bond bearing a lower rate of
iterest than six per cent.
TELEGRAPHIC
4 O'CLOCK P. H.
Specially Reported for the Omaha Dally Be
bv the Atlantic and Pacific TelemPh Co.
if EW YORK , August 1.
The evening papers say that th
projected new administration orgar
the New York Daily Republican
will appeal as an eight-page pape
about the 5th of August. Amonj
the members of the staff will b
Sedley , Xorveel , O'Grady , and oth
ers , formerly of the Times. Georg
F. Williams , of the Times , is namec
as its managing editor. It is ru
mored that George H. Butler is t <
have a responsible position on tin
paper.
UTICA , N. Y. , Aug. 1.
The Herald this mqrning contains
a reported interview with Susan B ,
Anthony , at Unadilla- regarding
he Beecher-Tilton matter. Miss
Anthony declined to affirm or deny
the statement attributed to her by
Mrs. Stanton and her brother. She
said if she did say It , it was very un
grateful of them t repeat It. When
asked if she would go before the
comn.ittce if summoned , replied de
cidedly : "Xo ; what I have to say
will be said only before a tribunal
competent to deal with the matter
justly and impartially. "
PHILADELPHIA , August 1.
A meeting in honor of the centen
nial of chemistry , and to commem
orate the achievements and dKcov-
eriesofDr. Priestley , was held at
Northumberland yesterday. A num
ber of distinguished scientists were
present , and a permanent organiza
tion was effected by electing Pro
fessor Charles Chandler , of Columbia
Co'lpge , New York City , President ,
and Albert T. Leeds , of Stevens' In
stitute of Techniology , Hoboken'as ,
Secretary. The address of welcome
was delivered by Colonel Taggart ,
of Northumberland , and responded
to by Professor Chandler The origi
nal letters of Dr. Priestly were ale
read.
OTTAWA , Out. , August 1.
At the Jmnberman's convention
held here , the following resolutions
were passed in cojis ' ( { tiencp of an
over production of manufacturers of
lumber and timber , it is hereby
agreed that firms here represented
shall shut down their mills at the
earliest po--ible moment , and re-
iluce their u ual production by one
lialf , either by that means or by
curtailing their operations during
the enduing winter. This agree
ment to apply lo manufacturers i f
> qiuire timber ns well as piannfnc-
: nrerof lumber. A resolution was
ilso passed authoi izing the Secretn-
y to correspond with the lumber
issoeintjoii of J'jo ' United States ,
isking their corporation , with u
; iew to the general curtailment of
hpjr
3f i\vYoRic , August 1.
At a Jatp hour last evening a ru-
nor was In circulation that the firm
if M. Pozenanlkls & Ero. , manu-
iicturers of white and woolen shirts ,
S3 Church street , had suspended.
t appears that this liim.have been
loing a'large California trade , and
lacj d.spatphp | { } IP Si" } Pnmcspo }
ojnp time ago as their agent , a
oung man who had been employed
ly the firm a long while and who
lad its entire confidence. Last
\'cA \ Mr. Pozenanikis received in-
ormation that things were not al-
ogetlipr rjglit in California. He
ent a member there to Investigate
he agent's aflfuirs , Full inquiry so
nr appears to bpve been to the ef-
ect that the agent had gone Into
on his own account , and
iafj pontinued to conduct Pozenan-
kis'vuojnpss } ) at tlje game time. He
otinto bad company ami Jed a
ery fast Hfo , using the assets of the
Tew York firm to liquidate his own
ebts aud liabilities. The liabilities
. -III probabjy reach ' § 500,000 , and it
i thought tbftt'they cannot be Jess
jan $250,000.
BHOOKLYX , August 1.
The Beecher riivestjgalipg Com-
jittee. in session Jast night , exam-
ie4 Mrs. TUtop. The examination
sntinued until nearly midnight ,
hen Mrs. Tilton left ami proceeded
> the residence of Mr. Ovington ,
nd the committee adjourned. The
jmmittee will hold an afternoon
ud evening session to-day The
idjcjaj proceedings incident upon
ilton's arre&t jl j po Commenced in
ustice Riley's Court next Monday ,
hen it is believed that , acting im-
3r the ad\po of the District Attor-
ey , the ustloo will dismiss the
jmplaint.
Mr. Moulton is expected to tcstisy
n Monday , and shonjd lip fajl to
o so , Mr. Beeohor will be ln.vtpd |
> make his statement and Invosti-
ition to be brought to a close as
> eedily as possible. Oliver John-
Hi contradicted two of Dr. Carpcn-
ir's statements , and expresses his
aubt as t' ) Tjltou'a veracjty. Mr.
ortor said that \\s \ } \ faith jn Beeoher
unchanged. Dr. Bacon denoun-
? s both for keeping silent , and cen-
ires both Tilton and Beechcr.
MONTRKAL , A j 'UStl.
The local government of this
rovince has been discovered in a
aud which is sppond only to" the
ecjftp raiwpy } scandal ' and.tbp . U.
. Credit Mobiljer'ln its enormity ,
ometirpe ago tjiree membors'of the
ibluot Tnet in secret conclave in
ijs olty , and very quietly swapped
piece of government land worth
> me S230.0QO for another plat , the
utslde value of which could not
scepd $40,000. This transaction
taked out and several indignation
lepfingsjiave been hold here and
i Quebec. A inenibpr of the Jjov-
rnmont election commission itml
Jitor r.id part proprietor of tjje I < a
linerve , a government organ of
n's city , is charged with having re-
.Ived QQOQO a his share ot the
x > ils. The rest of thp monpyjsfiup-
Dsed to have been divided between
ther political friends.
Membersof the cabinet who are
; iarged with this fraud , are solici-
ir general" Chapeau ] , Quimet and
.rchunibault. Attorney General
rvine to-day resigned his position
i the cabinet , having come to the
inclusion that was the onjy course
hich was open for an honorable
tan , and It is rumored thatthepre-
lier commissioner of crown lands
ad the president of the council will
illow suit. In the event of their
sing this the lieutenant governor
ill have to call upon the opposi-
on to form a ministry. There is
reat excitement throughout the
rovince , and the Canadians who
ave always boosted of the honesty
' our government and purity and
iperiority of our institutions , are
; ginning to feel that we arenobet-
T th n our neighbors.
* PEEKSKILI , , X. Y. , August 1.
John Dyckman and Jas. Preye <
row three milds for5500 , at this ci
to-day.
SARATOGA , August 1.
In consequence of unfavorab
weather the races announced for t
da\ * have been postponed until Moi
( lay.
CINCINNATI , August 1.
Philadelphias Van Trump , e :
Supreme Judge of Ohio , and for
long time Congressman , died i
Lancaster , Ohio , ye-terday morr
ing.
PHILADELPHIA , August 1.
President Grant and family hav
accepted the invitation of th
Woniens' Christian Association c
this city to attend the formal open
ing of the Seaside House for work
ing girls at Ashbury Park nea
Long Branch , on Tuesday next.
XE\V YORK , Aug. 1.
The excitement in the market foi
oats and for produce exchange stil
continues , with a large amount a
speculators around the stand. OaU
are held by few hands. Quotations
are still § 1,00 for Western mixed ;
two cars having "been sold this u m
at that price. The advance in pri
ces for the week has been about 33
centri per bushel.
Mrs Woodhull states that it is
not her intention to sail for Europe
to-day , but will leave next Saturday
For an extended tour through Eu
rope. _
WASHINGTON , August 1.
The steamer CananiJajgua yester-
lay arrived at Key West from San-
; iago de Cuba , with all on board
The nc\v postal treaty w ith France
joe into operation to-day. It pro
vides for the exchange of letters be-
ween the United States and France
ind Algeria in enclosed mails , the
ostage on all letters to be nine
ents for each half ounce , if pre-
taid , and if not prppaid , live cents
dditional will be charged. There
5 a provision for registration at ten
ents for each letter , which is to be
repaid. Packages arc excluded
rom registration by this tieaty , and
i this respect it is different from
lie treatic-5 \ \ ith Oreat Britain and
Icrnujny.
The bureau of engraving and
rititing K busily engaged on the li-
al printing of the bonds to be is-
.icfl uiujera icpent placing of a
ortjoiiofthe live ppr ppnt. loan ,
he printing bureau had ipmved
ie bu'ks some time befoicfromthu
ank Note C'ompany , so that the
itire work will be completed in n
iw days. A mimbor ot bonds have
o readied the i egistwr of the trcaa-
ry , who is at work signing them ,
lie entire amount \ \ ill be ready to
. liver when called for.
A prominent ippublican congress-
an from Alabama , who jb now in
iis city , expresses the opinion that
e republicans will carry the State
the ensuing election for State of-
rc're and
BROOKLYN , Aug. 1 ,
Tijton's fronds tcny | the truth of
e .statements which have been
ibllshed charging him \Ulh un-
ndness towaul lib wife , and with
fusing to let her take any dejrilish
ing from the house as he is lepor-
1 to have said to her on a recent
casion.
Thp Argug lo-flay says it jsundrr-
> od Mrs.Tilton's sneech before tlie
mmitteo of JnvoiUgnUon was a
est befiutlrul , touohingeninestde- ,
luo of her husband's character ;
me members of the committee
> re affected to tears ' y her elo-
ent plea for justice to Tilton. She
Hired the committee he had been
isjudged In ) iitu2r : 'respects ; and
at th"b Action of Plymouth church
dropping his name from the roll
is terrible wrong. It is now sta-
l that both Bcecher and Tilton
ve asked Moulton tocome for-
ird and present his testimony and
pors , ThH , however , thp latter
peared in nti liurry ( o 'tlo. '
I'hero are rumors that Moulton Is
Ing , or has already gene to ISu-
ie with his invalid wife , but these
) Qfts do not proceed froth author-
ve souiee , and the probability is
it Moulton , who Is still tuduglit
be at his country residence , will
urn to t.hp pity np.st wppk and
; e definite steps in tlie matter. :
echer , who is stjll in town , leaves
PeoksktU to-day , to spend the
nday on his farm. The daily
ilon publishes an Interview with
. McDonald , Superintendent of
; Kings county Insane Asylum ,
ring which the latter stated that
. Tilton 's brother bad been an
nate ju that Asylum and had
'd.tlpr6 ' ) scvorjil xyearu ago , Mr. '
epher's statement is n6w poni-
te , and he only awaits the Invi-
lon of the committee to submit
The committee , however , Is in-
posed to call on Bppoher before
iring Monltop'a tpstnony. } ( Per
is wno have seen Beecher's state-
nt speak of it as a startling and
liaustive document.
Personally Beechcr looks as fresh
J as strong as his friends could
sh ; the scandal docs not appear
veigh as hpavily on his mind as
merj y. The Eagle this afternoon
bllshes an Interview with Rev.
. Leonard Bacon. The latter says
it his indignation centers on
Hilton for remaining silpnt , when
3 v.'orl ( from him woukl have set-
ii Beochcr's guilt or innocence.
gardlngTilton's statement Bacon
rB that he believes that Tilton f jr
: past three years has bepn cack-
g to Jay that egg , jiiul u od his
aeon's ) letter as n pretext for
rging thp whole matter before
) pubyc. Bacon views the work
the present Investigatingcommit-
i as an ex parte proceeding , and
nks for that reason that their
rdlct will ' not be satisfactory ; thp
nmittee'ts a poor substitute feral
; al pr-jcceclings. Dr. Bacon dis-
'
imed any 'intention at personai- }
{ n } } ls 'ootiiro which offcndeii Til-
i and provoked his remarkable
tement , i' int nothing was farther
m his mhid than calling him or
y othpr individual a knave or
Sfr. Bbcarnan eairt his opinion of
itiltou's holding back from testi
ng , was not that his testimony
iulcl damage either of his friends ,
ton orBeecher , but Moulton him-
fhas everything to lose , and is
willing to testify , Shearnian has
ked to Moulton ttnd is confident
has no testimony to give that
U hurt Beecher , but it is for his
n interest that ho- ' does not speak ,
earnian declined to explain any
ther , but said he ' .know what
mlton's testimony is , and he only
shed he would speak it. Jt is re-
: ted that Victoria " \VoodhuIf and
nnje Clafliu intend to present
uuselves before the committee to
I all they know , as they will so/J /
Europe in a few days. District
torney "Winslow says the com- ?
ttee has five or sis more wltnes j
to examine , but will finish their
rk next week ,
LONDOX , Ont. , August 1
Last night as policeman Blacl
well and John Kelly were'conve ;
"
ing a prisoner named AV D MHle"
arrested for larceny , to the jail 1
drew a knite and stabbed both me
in a terrible manner. After the
had secured the prisoner , they bet
sank down exhausted , and are noi
lying at the point of death.
" \VASIIIXGTOX , August 1.
The debt statement for July show
a reduction of $1,233,800.49. Th
following are the balances In th
treasury , in connection with th
debt statement : Currencj' , $15 ,
913,232.87 ; special deposits of lega
tenders for redemption certificate
of deposit , $ o,59o,00000 ; coin , $7 ,
113,210.99 ; outstanding legal ten
ders , $382,000,000 ; total expendi
tuies of the government for the
fiscal year ending June 30. 1S74
$28,713,287,317.
JERSEY CITV , August 1.
This morning a man who gives
his name as Henry Thompson , ol
San Francisco , \ \ ho had been ar
rested and committed to the Hud
son county jail under Marshal Daily ,
of San Francisco , committed sui
cide by hanging himself in his cell
early this morning.
Frank Galely , a white man en
gaged in the junk business , and
Henry Jackson alias Sweet , colored ,
had a prize fight at a secluded spot
in this city. Fourteen rounds were
fought , and every time the negro ,
without striking a blow , picked up
liis opponent and pitched him head
long. Galely then procured a knife
and stabbed the negro three times
in the back and breast , and hej al
though in a dying condition , refuses
to make complaint.
Yoiuc , August 1.
Over two hundred dogs were as-
ihyxiated this morning. Pound-
naster Merritt says that he can dis
pose of a thousand a week , and he
jxpocts to have thp city well rid o
hem In a year's tlnie.
The Beecher-Tilton scandal is to-
lay in slatu quo , and new points of
nterest in connection with the case
ire developed.
It is stated that during Mrs Tii-
on's examination Lefortf the com-
uittee last evening , she gave addi-
ional evidence , showing the cause
fMr Tilton's animosity towards
Ir Beecher. His hatred had , be-
ome morea.ni ! njore intensified as
e saw Beecher increase jn popu-
irjty and prosperity , while he ( Til-
3ii ) , was gradually growing poorer
nd losing all caste among his for-
icr friends ,
Jt is also stated that the commit-
so yesterday decided to prepare
[ re. Tilton's testimony for publiea-
on complete , and it will probably
? given to the press to-day.
It is understood , that MouUon is
i Mie city and tho1 committee are
imting him up.
ARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Hew York Money Market.
Xnw I'ORK , August 31.
Money Very easy at 1 per cent.
i call.
Foreign Exchange DuU settling
4S7@4S7l for sixty day.c ; 480 ®
9 } tsfeh > 'n ' '
GoU | "Stronger in early trade in
nsequence of active covering of
orta j price advanced from 1 09 |
opening to 1 OOj , but subsequently
clined to 1 09 which is the pres-
t price.
Government Bonds Steady on a
ry limited volume of business :
rrency , Cs 1 } 7J. > ' ' ' *
stocks Qppnfcd dull , but gencr-
y strong ; ' Union Pacific was the
ief feature , advancing to 28 } ;
* iket now steady ; O C & Ifj
ened at 15 as against ITliesterday
cause the company defaulted on
: payment of interest on.Us . sec-
d. n orlgagj ; bonds ; the coupons
the first mortgage bonds are be-
? paid at the St Nicholas Bank.
ie 37j ; Pacific Mail 44J ; U P 28 | ;
U 73 .
rhe city bank statement to-day is
. "orable ; the reservp is inprpa.sed
'
,144,100 , and the hank's now hojd
34,272,7oO in excess of the legal
luirements of 25 * per cent. The
lowing is the figures : Loans de
mised $1,155,500 ; specie decreased
353,000 ; legal tenders inei eased
14,100 ; deposits decreased $1,573-
) ; circulation decreased $54,000.
sw York Produce Market.
.NEW YORK , August 1.
Brcadstufis penerally lower.
Flour Dull ; Supprfine State and
: stprn 50a5 00 ; extra 3 35a5 75.
rt'heat Heavy , spring , 1 3Gal 38 ;
i. 2 Chicago , 1 28al 29 ; Iso. 2
Iwaukee spring , 1 33a ] 34 ,
Uoru Quiet j njixcd qfloa.t , 78 ©
3ats Easier , but not yet quot-
ly lower ; two car loads sold this
irnlng at 1 00.
[ lye Nominal.
L'ork Firm.
A sha'de higher.
L'eatlior Steady.
Iron Dull and nominal.
kVool Nominally unchanged ,
Chicago Pruuuce Market.
CHICAGO , August 1.
? lour Dull and unchangedgood ;
choice siriiig ) extras 5 25i ( 00 ;
r to medium 50Q525 ; Mmne-
a G 7o7 25 ; low grades wanted ,
04 5U.
IVheat Steado ; cash 1 05 ; Aug-
: , 1 04J ; September. 1 02 } .
L'oni Steady ; cash Cla02 ; August
| ; Septepiber , CO } .
3ats Quiet ; cash , 40 ; August ,
[ ; September , 35 $ .
Barley Steady ; September , 1 04
LOf.
Highwines 98.
Rye 70.
Pork Firm } August , 23 25 ;
ptcmhor , 23 7523 50.
Lard Firm ; August , 13 ; Sep-
nber , 13 15 ,
P. FALLON ,
DEAI.EH IX '
css Goods , Silks and Trimmlnga.
'o. 203 Dod3e r ' 'eel , between 14th and 13th.
ress jnakinc done with neat-
sse and dispatch. Orders
licited.
SPENCER'S
rait an * Confectionary
or. IStli and LcarcmTorlh Sir. ,
43m ATTnEBWDOE "
EBWARD KUEHL.
lOISTEU. OF TIIE DBPAIITED.
498 llrtk Et , between raralam & ainey.
Fin by the aid of guardian iplriU , obtain
any-one 4. flew of tue p > t , preseut nu Iu-
M. &CO. ,
CLO THIERS
,
ANDiDEALEHS IN-
GKElsTTS' TTI iTISHIZnsraOOO3DS ,
221 and 223 FABNHAM STREET , COR. 13TH ST
OUR STOCK FOR THE
Is Complete now ; Our Assortment in
Clothing a Gents' Furnishing Goods
Comprises th.e Latest Novelties.
TSE LATEST STALES HT HATS A1TD CAPS.
We Hare also a Full Line in BOY'S and YOUTH'S Clothing.
WE WILL SELL OURG-OODS LOWER THAN EVER.
_ M. HELLJffAN & CO.
'
, 1873.
R. A. BROWN , 248 Douglas Streefc
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DRY GOODS ,
AND OIL CLOTH
Immense Stock of Fresh New G-oods Just Opened to be
sold lower than any other house in the city , consisting of
HER1N9S , IMPRESS CLOTHS , RSPILLAfH ,
ALPACAS & MGIIAIRS , also TELYET & BEAYER CJ OAKIXGS.
L FULL STOCK OF SHAWLS , BLANKETS ,
MERINO LNDERWEAR AND WORSTED Q-OODS ,
TABLE LIXEX IS ( JUEAT VARIETY. A FULL LINE OP
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN CARPETS , OIL CLOTHS , MATTING RUfiS , IND MATS
bedding , Mirrors ,
? Af ything pertaining to the FTJRTSTITUKE and TJP-
LOLSTEKY trade ; has largely increased his stock , and now
a complete asscjtment pi FINE ) , MEDIUM and LOW
gg goods , which he is offering at such REDUCED
1 o as to make it tQ the interest of everyone desirine-
oything in this inae , tG esamine his stock before piirchas-
o *
, LOUNGES &c. : UPHOLSTERED AND
COVERED TO ORDER.
CHLA.S.
HAVING BoyGHT TIIE
BANKRUPT STOCK
OJ the Popular
Goods Store ,
22S Farnham Slrce * ,
licreby wish to inform the public of Oniahi
d > icmlty that I shall cent nue the business
d offer it all times
-REAT INDUCEMENTS
In all kinds of
STAPLE AND FANCY
IRY GOODS !
I baye adopted the
trictly Cash and One Price
inclple , which I hope will meet with the
prcval of the public as uy price * shall be
fays
THE VERY LOWEST.
liberal patronage solicited , I5c pcctiuily ,
IOHN H , F , LEHMANN ,
328 Farnlifiiu fctrcet.
imaha , Kcb. , July 2Ut , 1371.
! 31m
FRANK J.RAMGE
DEAFER & TAILOR
DEAUER IX
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING 'GOODS ' ,
Jt'uU > sbortmcnlof Imported TYoolcns. All Work Warranted.
2b2 - - OmaJaa. ITb
Ou. 5eodlr
B. & J WILBUR
Books and Stationery , \
'
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL , v I
Fourteenth Strset , . Omafca J
GENEHAL AGENTS EOR ALL SCHOOL BOOKS
ar3 Imy
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
Cor. 13th , and Sarnsy Streets , ' '
il
and Summer Styles. < r
A. POLACK ,
CLOTHIER ,
233 Farnham St. IT ear
Fine and Medium Clothing , *
Goods ,
THLA.1T