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VOL. JV. OMAHA WEDNESDAY MOB NINOATJGTJST 5 , 1874. , "NTO. 4.0
THE DAILY BEE.
EDVTAKD liOSEWATEB , Editor and Prop' !
' . mli ni irectt betwr.
Uffic * Jk'o. 138 f
Mntli nd Tenth.
TEEMS OF SUBSCBIPTIOS :
Oce rorr , one months. j ear. la In advance adrance _ . . - WO 4.00
Mi sU
three menths in advance- . . . S.W
ewlf not paid In ad ranee , SB per annum will
FREDERICK ,
LEADING HATTER I
Best Goods ,
LOWESTFBiCES
FarnKiaznSt-
OMAHA.
OMAHA BUSINESS DDCTRT.
OSAOKEB MANUTAOICSY.
-arcdureA Smith. 185 H rner * treet. bet.
J > llHh udl2Ui. aeetttl
GLASS ANn PIOTUSB PSMES.
-r Jtelnliart , 1S5 Pou Lw street , d
J irft aow glinssudpicturolrataei ,
done to Order.
Order.BOOTS ACT SHOTS.
Long , 153 Farnliim t. between tub
Philip 115h.
. L t r. corner 12th and D uglna strww ,
m.nuJ/cturer and wholrsale deiler In
t.ndTt * and conlettlonerj- . Country tn.de BC-
llceUd. "P1"
COAI. DS4LEFS.
J Tailotcoal , lime , cemen Ihalr etc. .
Fland Farnhaui t. frfil.-imS
DRDOOIST3. *
A. B Cer'drugglit , cornrr 12tb and if r.
J .
„ . . - . BBOKBR.
ElgntterKo. 200 Farnham at. ! 17U
IAUOTEI. ,
WorVs , Powell 4 Co , atlll
Oreml Soup
manu'Mtiro ttelr Vremluta Soap. Flje
&t premium .awarded by the i.ougla aunty
.
and blate fairs , and rottawattamie county , la.
Orders aoll-iled from tlu trade. _
E. KSTABBOOK. V. M. FBAKCU
ESTABBOOK& FRANCIS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
OFFICE Crei < Uton lllock , Omaha , Neb.
DEXTER L THOMAS ,
jLtlorney and" Counselor at Law.
" OnOE-Eooffl Ho' Vlfsclut1 ! Block ,
OMAHA - NEB-
JOHX W. LYTLE ,
Itlorncr.al-Low an golj ltcr In
Eqaily.
wFriOt-Otw Til * B tlcal Bank ,
tnal-U
PARKE GODWIN ,
Attorney at Law >
( Camptell'a Blitk. )
5091-2 TBIETEEETH BXBEET , OMAHA
a26 1m
,30.M. O'BKItS ,
BALDWIN & O'OIIIEV.
ATTOBNEYS LAW
Office Caldw U Block , Pouglas Ptreet ,
NEBRASKA.
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OMAUA , - -
JOHN C. CO WIN ,
jXttoroxoy. Solloito
COUNSELOR. '
a
OMAHA , KEUOASKA.
;
T. W. T. Kicaards ,
Attorney at Law ,
Office 510 18th St. , bet.
and Douglas , Omabft , 5eb.
V 0. B 80
O. JI. BALLO * * > . M. GLASGOW.
BuUou&fllasgow-
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ATTORNEYSATLAW ,
Office n Crelgtton's uuir Wock , aouthoot cor
ruom , floor.
OVAHA. '
:
SAVAGE & MANDERSON ,
Attorneys at
FABNHAM BTREAT.
JAMES W. , I Omaha Kcbruli
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N. J. BURNHAM. )
ATTOBXEI ASD COUKSELLOB AT
IAW ,
> 'o.260FaruLam Street
OMAHA NEB.
mrhSOif _
J01IK B. KKL.L.SY. ?
Attorney 1 Counselor at Law
< : TIONSSOLICITEDAIDPKOMPT-
GOLLE to. Do charge unless collec
tions are made. Homes to lei and rents col-
ectcd. lietl ett te Leu tbt and told. aplitf
. J. CONNELL ,
C7oiuo.aioll.oxr .
AKD
Hf rict Attorney for Secoad Jnd-
idal District ,
OF1-2CS South aid * of Farnham , between
Uth an I teth sU. , oppottta Conn Honae.
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'SPAUN & PRLTCHEH , . ta tu K
AUoraejs iod CeuatselWs at Law *
PI-X3,506 Twelt i 6' TMt.
o 4j . Omaha , eb.
J. S. SHROPSHIBE
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atLaw :
Attorney- - 02
COOQ Ko. 1 , S. E , Corner 15th and DoojUs Sts ,
OMAHA , - - NEBR.
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G. W. AMBROSE , , . CN
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A
BEDICK'S OPEKA MOUSE
01UHA. . .
THK Councilman from the bloody
First will deliver another blood
thirsty oration at Pattee's Academy
of Fun , to-night. Scats free.
POLAND and Pratt , the Ko-op. re
cruiting officers , are doing a smash
ing business among the rurtJ
roosters.
REPUBLICS are proverbially un-
gratetul , and that is probably why
the industrial classes fail to show
proper appreciation of the disinter
ested efforts of Johnson , Dudley and
other Ko-op chiefs in their behalf.
WILL Postmaster Yost come into
court aud tell what became of the
$1,000 sent to him by Pat. O'Hawes
in 1872 , to be expended for the bene
fit of th'e Republican party through
the proper channel ?
THE black flag of mixed schools ,
negro equality , Is already fluttering
in the breeze ; they have thrown
down the gauntlet , and dare you to
the contest Up then with the ban
ner of the white man ! Let it fly
from your battlements , and since
the issue has at last been forced upon
you let every true man with a white
skin rally to his color. JJempJtis
Appeal.
To this pathetic appeal the Wash
ington Clironide responds with the
following Invitation : * j"Splendid !
Send us on a ten-gallon demijohn of
that brand for campaign purpose" . "
An indiscriminate blaugMer in
clothing nnd gents' furnishing
goods regardless of prices at 206
Earnhani street. Fine linen and
chevoit shirts ot our \ vnmake at
$2.00 and 52.50 each.
Eailroad Tiiel
bought and sold by P. Gottheimer ,
Broker , at 290 Faruham btreet.
Unredeemed Hedges for
may Iy26
Hamlet Ortun ,
9th street bct cen Jones and Learcnwortb sts. ,
OMAHA , - NEBRASKA.
T/EEP3TIIE MOST COMrLETE ASSORT
JV met of Ladies' and Gents'straw hats , trim
med and untritnmed , larasols. Piques , ilar-
sellles. KalnsooLi ) and all kinds of lry Goods ,
Ladles' \cd ( jentr' Boots , etc. My hue of Cry
Goods I' Complete. Sdllg only for CASH , 1
amnUeto UKL HSfck any other Dealer In
tbCUy. Our PBIUUsara LOWEll than ever
heardu before.
J. KQOREHEAD ,
3DIRUQQIST
AND PHARMACIST ,
Pittw's Bpsk ! , Bet. Oillfonda & Webstir Ets.
Oif AJf.'V ' , NEB.
Pbyatciani Prescripijopt ( arefully aa
Ja26 3ia * a
1b 1s
a
d
P
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9 C
0ff/tf 5 . 552 FAIUWAM ST. g
Bet 13th i 14th SisOM AKA > ?
OBOlilc1iirnciirliitr Dentists In the city
DR , A , S , BILLINGS ,
e
lacl
clB clG
Bet. 13th and 14th , up italn. B
reetb extracted without pain , by UM of 1 < I-
Uoua Oxide -las. n
0VOOce opes atall hca eStl
bl
fs.ooxn.ai. it
itU
[ . VAN CAMP M. D. U
Dispenses his own medclnes. and besides
egul&r practice , makes specialities of Deranee- a
cenU at > PJteuci Peculiar to Women , Flstu- m
, filet uid ojb - plscas ol the Bectnm. mm
OFFICE : Corner Xwsfcjja and 14 > h ftrecU , m
int door'to tl < i > right , DP i' lr . Bciidenc- , tl
10 Douglm street , between 12 and ltb , next tlw )
o Lutheran Cburch Omah * . Krh. AiidrrM
MC * Box 3M. linlldiw.f w
_ tl
JS.&S.J. K. VANDKKCOOIt
,
lesldeuce scd offic 220 Dodge it bet 14th nnd
15th ts.
al
Special attention paid to obstetrics and dls-
a > ei iwcuUor to women and rLlUren. fstf. b (
SHERIFF'S SALU. m
mel
By Tlrlnoofan order of sale Issued out of the
litrlct Ccurt for Douglas County , * J5)b
nd to me directed. I will nn the 5th dty of cn
epf'mber , A. D. ls'4 , ot 10 o'clock * , in. of said cnQ \
ay ai tLa south door-.f the Court House In the
Ity of Omaha , in si Id County , rell at auction di
he pioperty drscnbcd to said order , to-rrit :
'he south "ast quarter of tle nnrth e-st qntr- th
ref section e en (11)Township ( ) fifteen ( J5) )
inge ten (10) ( ) east , In'Douglss County , KiUrsi bj
a , with the appurtenant- fatlsty a iudc-
ieJt ol said Court recovered by Rdwsrd Crei.h-
on aealnrt Pstrict H. K a-et al.
Imalia , Aujust 4,1574. If RED BUBLEV ,
aug5wSw Sheriff a
br
P FALLON of r
, , sei :
DEALER TV / tli
ress Goods , Silks and Trinjmlng : * .
No. 2C3 Dodge t ' 'eet , between Uth aud 15th.
Dressmaking : dene with neat- ac
lese and dispatch. Orders re :
idlicited. lal
lalric
' ricTt <
SPENCER'S Tt
ruit anfl Confectioiiavy de tai
Cor. 13li ( and LeflTcnrrotili Sic. , cave
rl45m ATTHEBU1DGE adC
'WH.IIAM LATEY , tbni
3or. 16th aud Webster Sts. , ni
de
Keeps a complete assortment ol *
mOCERIES and cri
, . : „ PEOYISIONS. he th.
EDVAHD KUEUL. thCo
OF THE DKPAIITED.an
an
io. 498 Itrti SttctTeea Farahan & Hanrj. of
so
Will l > y the aid of guard Un splrltr , obtain da
, any one * view ol tue patt , prueut and fu-
ure. .No fee * charged In cases of sickness. hi [ !
pa
X KT frc
vrt
DEALER HT
ah
fruits , Confectioneryj an un
CIGARS AND TOBACCO. if
ifpa
211 DonjIiJ , bet. llth and 12th , Street. pawi
ilAUA , . . . NEBKASEA. wi
ini
to i
I1BRIAGE , BUGCT nud he th
MANUFACTURE ! ! . ap
. E. ( OCKEE oi 14th and HARKE1 , ap
t sr lit l
117 OULD respectfully announce to the pub-
Vf lie that be Is now ready to fill all cou- itm
the abore llret with neatness and m :
vajons cowUntlr
po
VERY LATEST ,
t
MIDNIG-HT.
SPRINGFIELD , August 4.
An official call for a Democratic
State Convention is published. The
Convention will have 851 delegate ? .
MARSHAIJUTOWN ' , JA. , Aug. , 4.
The antl-mon'opoly Stace central
committee met. here to-day to * ar
range for the coming campaign. It
was decided to commence active op
erations early in September.
SAN FRANCISCO , August 4 !
Alfred Padaf and Van Brunt ,
well known here and in'the East in
connection with the O'Comagarine
Butter Company , were arre&ted to
day on an indictment of forgery ;
bail , $10,000 each case. f
"
> br. Xiuuxs ; Augufit .
A 'Globe special says that a band
of-Indians broke open Ihe Fort Gibson - ,
son jail yesterday and liberated an
Indian charged with murder. On
leaving they discharged guns close
to the commanding officer's head-1
quarters and threatened to burn the
town If any more Indians were con
fined.
VICKSBURG , Aug4. .
There Is less excitement in the
election to-day than there has been
for years. " No disturbance is ex
pected. - -
The election to-day resulted in the
first political victory forflhe whites"
since 1801. They elect their entire
ticket by a majority of three hun
dred and fifty , .
ClNCINJf ATT , Aug. 4.
Reports from the principal points
in Kentucky indicate .that in the
elec tion " yesterdayjrthe democrats
carried the state- for -clerk of the
court of appeals , other candidates
being elected according to local feel
ing. Party lines were not drawn
closely. Local option seems to have
been defeated everywhere.
INDIANAPOLIS , August 4.
The Democratic Convention of the
Sixteenth District nominated Frank
Sanders.
The Democratic * Congressional
Convention of the Fifth District ,
which met at Connervllle to-day ,
nominated Hon. W.'B. jalmer for
re-election. "
The Convention at Crawfordsvllle ,
Ind. , nominated Lcander McClury ,
Republican.
The Congressional Convention at
Fairfield nominated Geo. McCrary ,
Democrat.
JBJE.W YORK , August 4.
The resolution aud minutes of the
recent railroad meeting at Saratoga ,
are not accessible. The representa
tives say the meeting was not called
to combine against the grangers , or ;
any other interest , but merely to
abolish a system of under cuttings ,
rhe conference will soon be re
sumed and the business will be
" "
brougbt"to" close. The treight
jgcnts spy the rates haft been re-
iuced twenty to forty percent , by a ,
process of cutting under The new
ates to Chicago are $75 for first
lass ; $70 second class ; SCO third
lass ; $45 fourth , and $35 fifth. To
Dmnba the rates are icspectlvely ,
5180 , $150. $130 , $95 and $80 for )
Irst , pooqnd. third and fourth -class
ars. 'Tliere yijl be no icbates from
hesG rates.
fr
SALT LAKK. August 4. ai
The names of the parties arrested c
icre yesterday for violation of the h
lection ] law , were Peter Clinton , a
ate police justice ; Andrew Burt , b
ihiet of police ; D. Y. Hampton , W. Ta
J. Phillips , J. SUivington , Cbas. di
.lingwood , and Chas. Crow ; police1 fr
nen , all charged with violatingthe si
Jnited States election laws by forcih
ily hindering persons from exercis- pi
ng the suffrage in voting for ifdeleu
rate to Congress , and resisting the B
Jnited States marshal and hisdepuis
ies. All were released QU' bail to as
'
ippear ] before United. States'Com * cc
nissioner Toohy , on Wednesday ti
nornirig. ' A warrant was-Issued tt
bis morning for the rrest of Mayor vl
. H. Wells , on the a'me charge as tb
va& nriferred againstthe otherrSarw
Ies. ' v 0 , K l fr i h
At three o'clock tills ftftpjfhpbn , * aa
lie authorities have 'not yetflnishea bi
he count of votes cast in this city
t yesterday's election. ' * ca
ifaypr Wells was .arrested this th
ftefnoon and placed under $ ioOO ; er
ends to appear one week from to- th
ay before the , Unfted States com te
missioner for Interfering with the 'm
lootion yesterday , th
The vote of the city , so far as UE
minted , shows ' 3J500 votes'for Geo. UEL
. Cannon and B. is. Baskcn , can * uo
idates for a delegate. an
Beports from Toodle countytTsay 'ye
ie liberals have carried that county co
y J60 majority. ' ' Ai
th
' ' UBW YOQKT Aug. 4. lie
A Paris letter pays ; f fag story of thi
crisis in the French cabinet is thiyi
rieflythis : Mngne , latft ministff yimi
finance , after along , losing fight , qu
eing his last plan for balancing
ie budget rejected by a great ma. .thi
irjty ju the House , insisted'on.g'lv . .di (
ig ffihls resignation , which-Lwas he
cepted. He was a ponfpssed- rep - Til
isentative in the pabnet | X ) ( tUe CO
tier Fourton , wlpister of the jnte- jn
or , insisted on resigning. . .There 'tjo
ere several reasons for hlileaylng. CO
he most plausible'are , he deman- do
3d that as Bonapartist- should Jbe bei ;
ilcen ( n th.e pjftce that Mague v&- thi
ited , that ou , the wijaptjop $ the du
sntavmis report tbeprpejdentshoulrt in
ivanco and by message repel so i ,
awimer PcrJar's pfoposiUon > tfiat J3K
ie prefect ot police'who , havjqg ha
ished the investigation he was or- so i
ered to institute into the * Illegal
onapartists intrigues to a basis of f
iniinal prosecution , insisting that thi
ie . law ttjpujd have Its course , and tn
be dismissed from office. AI }
tese demands were , in the Cabinet , ,
ouiicil , resisted andfinally rejected , me
he conducting chief of 'the reslst-
ice | s the Duke de Caseo , Minister
Foreign Affaire and an Orleanist , ]
far as any one is an Orleanist to- pn
iv. He is an Orleanist by all of W3
s antecedents. " 'ourton is com-
iratlvely a 'Toung man , and free
om all binding- antecedents ! He
as Minister under Thiers , and baa ab
ways been , though at first In at
lother department , a minister
ndcrMacMahon. Thesigniticance on
,
int
there be any , in Fourton's de- intmf
mf
irturp froin the President's council
tai
ithin less than ten days of his act-
foi
as the President's iece
ig mQU.tfci > rie
the committee of thirty , lies in rieHi
ie fact that while he was minister Pe
bwas a personal
Septennarchist , Cb
iparently with honest marshal's
th
iprovul , and ceases to be a minis- <
, remaining that , in other words , ne de
might seem as though honesty dewi
larshal was somewhat tin * } of that
ueer finishing , but boljjly false Jtbe :
riicy pf a truce of parties
TELEGRAPHIC.
4 O'CLOCK P. M.
Specially Btported for the Omaha Daily B e ,
br th Atlantic and Pacific Telemrti Co.
* i. BROOKLYN , August 4.
H. W.8age ; Chairman of the
Plymouth Church Investigating
Committee , has published a card , re
questing the attendance of all per
sona , who have been invited to testi
fy before them , In matters now un
der examination , before 8 o'clock
this evening , as that will probably
be the last meeting of the Commit-
tee.for.the reception of testimouv.
Moulton , who is reported to be qul
etly rusticating in the neighborhood
of Aarragansett , is said to have ex
pressed himself , in a private conver
sation , as follows r " "From , my pe
culiar position In'this affair I cannot
tell what ; ! know until the interested
'parties have been 'heard from. - Let
Tilton tell his story , let Mrs. Tilton
make her statement , let Beecber
follow , and if they all agree , it will
not be necessaryfor me to say any
thing , but should their statements
conflict , I may then tell what I
know about the case. "
The Argus this afternoon publishes
an interview with James Howard ,
Jr. , of the New York Star , in which
the latter expresses his opinion of
-the scandal. He says that Moulton
and Til ton were great friends , "so
cial rounders ; ' ' used to call on
Woodhull & Clafliu together , and
were delsghted in visiting the off-
colored specimens of society and all
that sbrC of thing. Moulton don't
want'to testify because he knows he
will vindicate Beecher straight
enough ; he is doing the "nesthid-
iug" instead of Beecher. In regard
tq , the letters , the words referred to
Beecher's great amount of corre
spondence and said it was impossi
ble for him to remember whether
he had written them. ; Moulton
had taken tb Tilton certain let
ters of Beecher's , and lead to him
such extracts as he saw lit. . Til-
ton took down the substance in
fhort hand , and when he made his
statement made transcriptions of
these stenograph copies , which were
only partial and inaccurate tran
scriptions. .Howard then read a
letter he had just received from
Mre. Til ton's ' mother , in which'she '
stated that Mr. Tilton'had often i
spent his month's earnings on the
Woodhull's In a single night , while
his wife was at home making over
one "of her old dresses for her daugbc
ter. Howard expressed his coiivitti
tion that Beecher would come out v
all right. p
The Union publishes a lengthy tl
interview -between Rev. . Matthew tl :
Hall Smith of Boston , and Tilton , d
in wblen the latter says that when d
tie appeared first before ihecommit-
ee he expressed his desire to tell n
the story of his wrongs in private d
ind in confidence to Mr. Sage , and a
eavtiit.to his sense of honor and h >
ustice to say what should be done. , tl
rhey were opposed by Tracy and
several members of the committee ,
vho Insisted an a fu } | ( jivulgence of
niton's ciusp of grievance against J
Beecher. 1'be interview ended e
the Tilton's
caving impression on ci
nind that the whole affair would be ciPi
nade public. He was much sur-
Pi
rised at the publication of his Pini
itatemei.t , and says that Maverick , ni
laving offered to copy it , had fatir- nid
made a second copy , in
rom whipV the frpg ere set- The
iffair ball nbwgonp top fep for
lompromlse < , and the story of y
lis wrongs was out , by no inetru- yP'
nentality of his. His wife had cl
teen < induced to leave him , and his clm
araily relations and home had been
lestroyed. Added to this , Beecher's
ricnds bad produced" tne impres-
ion- that Tilton had slandered
tis ; pastor out of a mere personal tbD
lique , or a jealousy of his fame. My tbm
iltimatum ] now , said .Tilton , is that m
Jeecber shall resign his cHarge ; that n <
the expiation of his fault that I cr
st. " Tjtton further said that if the crPV
ommitteejiid not' do"him justice , ea
tiat he wpujd pursue the case fur- th
ber by suoh means as bs | legal ad- cr
Isora , should , recommend , Atter cr
beinterviev Mr. Smith woa asked PC
'hat he thought of the case. He said PCW
e < would not iveLisJbwn ; opinion W
s to B"eeclier's guilt or * innocence , , bo
ut what Jig regarded as the popular- !
pinion relative to the plains pf lie |
ase. He said the only two things
tie public now want to have Beech-
say , unequivocally , whether in i
lese letters or quotations from let- tei
rs , reproduced jn Tilton's .state- is
lent arc"genuine , and f so , what
ley mean and the circumstances
nder which they were written. on
etTlilm 'explain these letters and' ho
o othe'f testimony will be asked for" , do
acTthe verdict will be almost uni- Ki
2rsalt , > ne way or tlie other and as Th
rrect : as it will be unanimous , ThMi
nether gentleman interviewed on MiKc
ie subject of inquiry said the pub- ere
ImVe lost sight of the great fact for
at the Jettprs Alleged to have been forKi
'
rUte'h" by'eephpr $ Mrs. ' Tilton otl
lay pithfer not be genuine' niis-
joted , " T ' for
Beecher neither affirms or denies1 Tb
lathe wrote.the letters , and if be rac
d write them , ft is conceded that Gr
kept-no duplicates. Should Mr. ev <
ilton'produce , them , then it be- tes
ijges ] a question if they are really Ha
pphpr-'p ' andwriting a ques- 3:4 :
on wbiph pan'bnly be settled jjy a thi i
imparison ! made by pxpcrts , It
es not seem that the letters have
en mislaid or destroyed , and now '
1
ie great question Is , can Tilton pro-
ice the letters which he embodied ses
gnt ? He has not done J J ]
"
and iifiey ar "n.ot Jn \\\a \ pos- e
isjon at this time , or If he eni
air
not furnished / correct copies ,
far as they relate * to certain ex- am
eseloDR alleged to have been used at ;
Beeqher , he oaunot prove that evi
ie accusations he has made are Kiv
'
He
The members of the committee
y the worfc wlll'probably end to- ter
orrow night , wheti a { } of the ' tgstl- < of
ony , except of minor impo'rtance
111 be published. n1 " OV (
Beecher's statement- goes Jnto wh Co ;
ess as soon as he makes it , proba- ton
y in a day or two. 1
'
NEW YORK , August 4.
The revenue authorities seized tin
xwt $90,000 worth of crude spirits , wi )
different places In the city , to-day , ro\
the supposition that fraud was up
.tended on the Government In its tie
easurement The liquor was con- wh
Ined in 1,475 barrels , and were ha
und at the warehouses of B. Pat- ofi
ek&Co. , 42 and 44. New street , fev
q New Church street , 78 and 80 wL
earl street , and at a storehouse on na
berry street * , The discovery of ]
ie supposed fraud Is the result of a me
ew order of the internal revenue meP
? P
jpartment , requiring all high Gfl
ines to be regulated by legislation. iS !
is said that about 3150,000 have do
een advanced by merchants pf ths | an
ity on liquor under sezur ,
GLOUCESTER , Mass. , August 4.
Mr. Frank Moulton , the mutual
friend of Beecher and Tilton , is a
guest of General B. J ? . Butler , at
Bayview Houie.
LOUISVILLE , August 4.
At Owensboro , Kentucky , Geo.
W. Swope , State Senator , shot Per
ry Biley during a political quarrel
in the court house yard yesterday ,
killlngjhim instantly.
WASHINGTON , August 4
Colonel Bradley , at Fort Steele ,
telegraphed to .headquarters here
yesterday as follows : "The Indians
hp.ve attacked haying parties 27
miles south of Hawlins. They killed
a citizen named Johnson and cap
tured their stock. _ I will send Wea
sels out at once.
NEW -YOKK , August 4.
The Worlds special from Sioux City ,
says four Indian runners arrived
trom Custer's Black Hills expedi-
fion report he has so far encounter
ed no opposition.
NEW BEDFORD , Augusts.
The verdict of tlie.Coroner's Jury
in the shooting ci&e ut Oak Bluf& ,
Jwas that Samuel Elliott shot Caleb
Smith in self-defence. Elliott has
been released from custody , and the
other parties .engaged in the assault
on him .have beert arrested on the
Charge of aggravated assault
BOSTON , August 3. -
The lady superior of Notre.Dame
Academy , Boston Highlands , who
sailed in steamship Parthia , hence
July 11 for Liverpool , intending to
visit some of the leading educational
establishments in London , died sud
denly when two days out.
The new torpedo boat , Intrepid ,
sailed for Newport last night , en
route for Key West.
AUGUSTA , Ga. , August 4.
At Russell , Henderson county ,
South Carolina , a young German ,
named Gers > chrum , shot and killed
a young lady named Tucker. It
appears that Gerschrum was deplor
ed by the father of the young lady
with whom he fell desperately in
love. He became jealous of the at
tentions of a .supposed rival and de
liberately killed the young lady , .
while the three were sitting in Mr.
Tucker's parlor. After committing
the deed the murderer fled , but waa
urested , and is now lodged in jail.
WiLKESBAimE , Pa. , 'August 4.
The Vulcan Iron Wbrks , of this
sity , lost week decided on a reduc
tion of 10 per cent , in their men's >
ivages , and so announced. The em
ployes at once quit , and yesterday
iey received notice that unless
hey resumed work before Wedhes-
lay they would be paid the wages
lue them and disphrrged. T < > day N
hey field a meeting and resolved
lot to go to work as long as a re-
iuction was Insisted upon. About
dozen men refused to quit wotk ,
ut they have not been molested by at
he strikers. 5
NEW YORK , . August 4. liN
Rumors are in ojrculfition tjiat N
( \ran "Kbr en/cash'ier qf the
exploded : Stuyvcsaut Bank of this
ity , eloped some two weeks since
rith Mrs. McGregor , wife of the
irinolpnl of the public Schools of as
larlcm. It is said that they are ashii
low in San Francisco. Van Nor-
len < leaves a wife and five children hii
a Harville , utterly destitute. Mrs.
IcGrepor , who is about thirty-five
ears of age , bw Deserted hpr six-
ear-old < daughter. ' 'She was so-
rano pf tjip" oljojr of ,1 Baptist
hurch , and wes > also an influential
icmber.
ce
LEXINGTON , , Ky. , August 4. stc
The Congressional election in
bis district yesterday resulted in a Sei
Jemomitic victory by increased
lajority. During Ihe day "the Se
egroes votjpg the Derao-
ratlc ticket were attacked by Re- 64
ubllcan negroes , anlTone man on
ach Bide was'killed.Reports from
le State show Increased ] Demo-
ratic majoities. Jones , Demo-
ratio candidate for nlerk of the ap- Sei
ellate court , carries the State. In
fewport the Republican candidates bei
ere ( generally elected. Sour-
on county Is Democratic , but Paris
ects two Republican city officers ,
t _
SARATOGA- August 4. J i
The weather is fine and th& track
good condition , with a fair at- red
mdance. A good deal of interest <
taken in the races , this being the mi
at day of the meeting , (
The first race , No
was a running race ,
ie and one-quarter miles ; twelve Au
irsea started. Cqpt Moore's Lon- ]
m was the favorite ; Moonbeam , J
ing Amadeus and Countess next. 1
be field had Lamington , Minnie , 1
"
ac. Mildew , Jane" , Vaughn and
odi. The race was won byCam-
on's Lamington , time 2:11 ; San- Ch
rd's Kodi , second ; Bellmont's
Ing Amadeus , third , with several
hers well up , c
For the Sequel stakes ; two miles ; dul
three-yearsojdsjs < fv-en started. pin
jerowas heavy pooling on this to <
ce ; Reform being 'the favorite , ' 4
rlnsted. and Vandalette about I
en , McDanlels fourth ; and Couu- dul
33 Culpepper. selling low. The low
ace was won by Vandalette. Time , meS
WJ ; Grinsted second , Reform S
: acti
mo
m. BR ° OKLYN , August 4.
The Plymouth Committee are" in
ssion to-day , preparing Mrs. Til-
n's statement for publication , and
anxious that it sfcoujd appear C
itlre , as garbled statements have uncI
ready proved a source of annoy- I
ice to the lady. She is out of town strr
present , being jll , but returns this perTh
ening , when the Committee will
ve her her testimony to revise be-
re furnishing it for publication.
er testimony will
completely , re-
te all the charges' criminal in-
rcourse with Beecher. The friends
Plymoutli Ciurch } are jubilant
er their pxpected victory. The
mralttee now think It doubtful
bether they will be able to finish
day , as expected.
In publishing the evidence taken
'thecommittpeaRreat deal will
omitted as valueless and notper-
icnt to the main Issue. Beecher Th
lllnotbeaalledupon till to-mor-
w , when his teslimony will wind
the investigation. Several par-
, besides .Moulton .and Storrs ,
bo have been invited to testify
ive declined , chiefly on the ground
ignorance of the premises. Some
vvdeclined because they did- not
ish to be mixed up in the unfortu-
ite affair.
Moulton arrived in 'the city this
ormng , but his Intentions as to
Bearing to testify are not known.
aynor , Tilton's prosecutor , says he
anzjous to go out of town , and
jn't wish to bother with the suit
jy longer. It will undoubtedly be
'
smissed. to-morrow , x
CABLEGRAM
MADRID , August 3.
The Republican forces have ar
rived at Olcl. They met with no
opposition , the Carllsts fleeing , leav
ing behind 1,000 prisoners.
PARIS , August 4.
Le Temps says that Germany and
England have arrived at a complete
understanding on the Spanish ques
tion , and hereafter no complaint
will be made if British ships con
veying contraband of war are seized.
MADRID , August 4.
At the session of the Spanish
Cabinet , held Wednesday , it was
resolved to send immediately to
Cuba < tn additional force of 10,000
to reinforce the Spanish army on
that Island , and to take more ac
tive measures for the suppression
of the Cuban insurgents.
LONDON , August 4.
The public worship regulation bill
passed its third readingin the House
of Commons last evening.
The British Mediteranean squad
ron will leave Malta to-day for Bar-
cellona.
An Italian frigate has been or
dered to the northern coast of Spain.
It is asserted that the Carlfets
have shot'Cannon Dioscs. of Vic
toria.
It Is reported-from Berlin that
the Roman Catholic bishops have
forwarded to the , government a
protest declaring that they dannot
submit to one-side laws , and claim
ing legislature powers In matters be
longing to Church , and Pope alone.
BOSTON , August * :
The Democrats of the third-dis
trict of Maine , have nominated E.
K. O'Brien , Candidate for Congress
in opposition to James G. Blaine.-
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money Market.
NEW STORK , August 4.
/Money A drug at 2 J per cent.
Exchange Dull and steady : 483
S)490J. ) .
Gold Very dull : all sales at 109J
Stock ? Strong , "Western Union
eading ; rose to 74f(3,75 ( } ; Lake
Shore , 73 } ; Northwestern declined
o 3SJ@37 } , but afterwards rallied 1
er cent. The volume of businesses
ight , but , the speculative tone Is
trong. Western Union , 75 } ; Union
'aciflp , 29 } ; Pacific'Mail , 45J ; Erie
Jew York Produce Market ;
.NEWYoitK , August 4.
Breadstuff's Nominally steadier.
Flour More-active ; super State
nd Western , 4 50a5 00 ; extra 5 40
75 , * , * .
Wheat Strong ; spring , 1 83a"
34 } ; No. 2 Chicago , 1 25al 25J ; '
Ib. 2 Mlwa.uke.9 | sprjng , 1 29J ©
Corn JFlrmj Western mixed a
float , 80. E
Oats Nominal ; 80 bid and 90
sked for Western. H ,
Pork New mess , strong at 25 25. P
'
JLard Firm ; steam refined'l3J
id. „ P
Leather Quiet and sfeady. . a
Iron Dull.
ir
Woo } IJ ]
tChicaijO Pruuuce Market.
1 CHICAGO , August 4.
Flour Dull ; nothing doing ex-
tpt ] la Miiinesotas , wl < * * a"rc
ea9V ; nter selling at675@7.
\
\Vheat-Firm , August , i 03J ;
iptember , 1 Olf.
Oats i Firm , cash , 40 ; August , 38 } ,
ptcrnber.36. .
Corn < Firm' , ; , cash. ' 64 | ; August ,
IJ ; September , 64 | .
Barley September 1 02 } , , ,
Kye-70bic ( , ' ,
HigJiwines 08 ,
Hartf Firm and quiet , cash , 12J :
ptember , 1SJ. " >
Pork i Quiet/August / 24J ; Sepem- {
sr Oi KK and
and
St. Louis Produce Market.
ST. Louis , August4.
Flour Unchanged.
Wheat -Dull and drooping ; No 3
'
d fall , 1 06' ; No 2 red , 112@1-15. D
Corn Firm and Ligher ; No 2 ,
ixed , Gl03 , . i :
Oats Fairly active and higher ; ,
2 , 45@46 } for cash ; 40 for ; St
usfust. " * (
Barley Nominal.
Rye Firm ; ' 75. , Prh
Whisky Stecdy ; 99. alwi i > ppi
Pork Firm ; 23 50.
Lard Firm ; 13 J for refined.'l '
licago Live Stock Market. All
CHICAGO , Auguat'4.- '
flattie Receipts , 3,600. Market
'
11 an e sy , especially for ship-
ig ; Texan steers , 2 504 50 ; fair
Or
choice ' , 4 75a5 85 ; stackers , ' 3 75a Jy23
Hogs Receipt0 , 4,000. Market
II and weak ; common grades
ver ; poor to common , 5 90aO 40 ;
dium to choice , 6 50a6 80.
Sheep ' Receipts , 2,000. Market
Live'sales ; , at250a5 00 for com-
n to choice. l
St. Louis Live Stock.
ST. Louis , August 4.
battle Receipts , 1,350 Market
changed.
Hogs Receipts , 1,780. Market
eng for best and weak for others ;
rkers , 5 756 25.
Bacon 0 25(5 ( > 7 00.
rriating
ie Bee Job Printing House
ZiECCIES ili KVXDS OP
BOOIC .A3 D JOB PBJXTIXG
, ' i. . - . .
" '
- t - . - r. i".a
EBY BESTr S TYLES
Lowest Cash-Prices ,
HELLMA :
CLO THIERS
IK
GOOIDS ,
221 and 223 FARNHAM STREET , COR. 13TH ST
' OUR STOCK FOR THE
A.3STJD STTIMIIMIIELJrR , SIEL SOISr
* " s smiBB ? WBih B
SIM I
Is Complete now ; Our Assortment in
Clothing Gents' Furnishing Goods
Comprises tli © Latest XToveltios.
TEST STTZiES UT SATS AITD CAPS.
We Have "also a Full Line in BOY'S and _ YOUTH'S Clothing.
WE WILL SELL OURGOODS LOWER THAN EVER.
t . . i. M. HELLMAN & CO.
"
STOCK : , 1873.
E. A. BROWN , 248 Douglas Street ,
WHOLESALE AND DETAIL
DRY GOODS ,
AND . OIL CLOTH
K.
An Immense Stapk of Fresh New Goods Jnst Opened to be
; sold lower han aD'y other house in the city , consisting of
HllfO * , EMPRESS CLOTHS , RSPELLANT8 ,
> A'tt > XiCAS' & MOHAIRS , also TELTET & BEATER ClOAKUfGS.
a. FULL STOCK OP SHAWLS , BLANKETS , FLANWELS ,
„ . .
MERINO Li DERWEAR AND WORSTED GOODS.
TABLE LINEN IN GREAT TAEIETX. A FULL LINE OP
ENGLISH AND , AFRICAN CARPETS , OIL CLOTHS , MATTING BUSS. AND HATS
THE
Furniture , bedding , Mirrors ,
. w , assc MEDro&fl
menj pi FINE ,
:
, LOUNGES &c , ; UPHOLSTERED ANP
COVERED TO ORDER.
OHAS. SHIVEHICS ,
BOUGHT THE
BANKRUPT STOCK
A *
Oi tbjt Popular
Goods Store ,
-223 Farnham Street
trebTTrish to inform the public of Omiht
I Tlcinltjtbsr I iball cent nue tba Luloe
REAT 'INDUCEMENTS
, Iu ill kinds of
STAPLE AND FANCY
RY GOODS !
t hare adopted the
rictly'Cash.and ' One Price
nclple , which I hope" will meet with the
rovjl of the public as Iny prices shall be
? HE VERT LOWEST.
' ' ' i .
Ibeml pstronagc solicited. Bespectfully ,
OHN'.H , F , LEHjVIANN ,
' 228 Farnhain fctrcef.
msha. Neb. , July [ SJst , 1874. ,
FRANK J. KAMGE
DRAPER & TAXLOR t !
,
ANl DEALEEIX ii
GENILEIVIEN'S ' FURNISHING
Full Assortment of Imported "Woolens. AU TTor& ITarranteil.
2b2jFarn2iamStf - - Omaha , ITeb
B. & J
Books and Stationery ,
-WHOLESALE AN'B RETAIL ,
Fourteenth Street , - Onxali
GEJJEEAL AGENTS FOB ALL SCHOOL BOOKS
\j \
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
13tb. and Harney Streets ,
' V
i
ipring and Summer Styles.
A. POLA6K ,
C L O T HIITR , .
233 Farnnam St Hoar 14tn. \ \
I
u
ine and- Medium Clothing ,
and Furnishing Goods.
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