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VOL. IV. OMAHA * FRIDAY MORNING- . AUGUST 7 , 1874. NO. 42.
EHR DAILY 'BEE
1 DWAltD LOStWATLK , Editor and Prop *
Oflir No. 13S Jfarulinm street. Itet-n
ISIntli nntl Tenth.
TE11MS Ot SUBSCIlllTION :
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Ore ei > y , one year nd\tn.-e . . _ „ . 4.1
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" tlx mnnthx mrnths in adTance. , . . . 2. (
" tliTcc
B53"If not laid in advance , J8 per annum wi
LEASING HATTER
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Best Goods ,
LOWSSTFRICEE
ITarrfiianiSt'
o/Lratn 1 ullel. f QjAiAU A
MAHA BUSINESS
CEAC-KBE
. S-mfth. IBS linroer fctieet. 11
McCiure.V J 12tb. deUatf
QLA83 ANJ ) PICTURE PR 'Ml 8.
T Keinlurt , 18 l u hi strwit , dealei ii
f ) .window glass aud j.icture inmiea. ( iljtiiij '
duuc to order. a 'ill
BOOTS AUD SHOES ,
Ijiiig. 155 I'aruliam si , between lul
Philip ) . IeU9 > l
CONFICTIOSEEY.
I-atey , corner Ulh and I ) > ugas ) s'reein
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HIIatey and wholesale deiler ii
.
iui. < l sand confectionery. Country tmde
licitcd. aplK
COAL DEA1EE8.
A V.Ulatoilinie \ , ceuien ( hair etc ,
Poland l\iruliam ft. ftM ! > iu3
DBTJGGIST2.
. H < ! cr , druggist , corner 12lh and iJar
. ucysis
PAWN BSOKEB.
TIT Eiguttcr , Ko. 200 Farnhaia at. M7if
LAUHDET.
A new Inuu'lrr opened at all llili t. , tt
JKainlian.ind Doui ! a. llicwaal ing and
ironing will be done to order , tnst runs work
PACTOBY.
TJrcmlum Soap \VorVs , Powell Jc Co , sllll
' . . Five
I uiaiiu act-ire tl-cir 1'rt.niiUEi Soap.
first premium rawardcil by the i ouglu county
and btale lair ? , and Pottawattamio county , la.
Jruers r-oh-ilrdfiom the trade.
A1IOBNEY3.
T jSTA15KO.K. : \ \ . M. FRANCIS
ESTABROOK& FRANCIS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
OFFICE Cre hton lilock , Ouialia , Kt-b.
on. nil tf
DEX1LR L THOMAS ,
AMortioy and * .Ccuustlur at Law.
* ' BlooV ,
0FICE-Soojn So Vbscter't
OMAHA. - - - NEB
JOHN \V , LYTLE ,
A.ttorney-Kl-I.8w and Solicitor in
Eqally.
uFPIOL-07Br First HaUowd Bnk ,
mal-U
PA1ULE
Attorney at Law *
( Campbell's E to- , )
5C91-2 THiBTEF.iv TH.SIEEET. OMAHA
s2G 1m
_ IO. II. O'BEIEN.
A. BALDWIN
BALDWIN & . O'lmiEST.
ATTOENEYS LAW
Office Caldvrcll Block , T)0ugla > Ftrect ,
_ - NEBRASKA ,
JOHN E. KKULKY.
Attorney 1 Counselor at Law
Boom 2 , deletion Block , . nWATTA
OEce
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aid ' BU.
1'ongUi
Ccr. 15th
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' let and rents rol
honVarornadc ! 'Ffomcs to
boutht and sold. aplTt
tctcd. Eeal estate
T. W. T. juciuirds ,
Attorney at Law
Ofllcc 510 13IIi St. , bet. Parnlian
and Douglas , Omaha , Xcb.
P' 0. Box 80
O. H- BALLOT ! ,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
. ' block , routheast ci
Office u CrtiiV.on's iivv
.
ruoui , floor.
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OMAHA. -
JOHN C. CO\MN ,
A-ttor-xxoy. Solioito :
. * X1 > COUNSELOR.
OmCE-CEEIGHTON'S BLOCK ,
OMAHA , XEUBASKA.
arRU
SAVAGE & MANDERSOf
t-
Attorneys at Law ,
242 FAENHAM 8TBEAT.
JAMES W. H a E
F
1ST , J. BTJRWHAM
A1T011XLI AX1) COUNSELLOR J
LAW ,
Ko , SCO Farnhain Street
OMAHA -
mrliMlf
W. J. CONNELI
CoxxxxooUoxr .
AND
l 'Mrct ! Attorney for Second Ju
icial District.
OFUCS South side ol Farnham , betw ,
1Mb an < 16th sU. , opi > oeite Court Uouw
. „ , . _ piarcui
SPAIN & PRITCHEH
Attorneys aud Counselors at LaOS
OS60fi Twclf. i * , .rect.
/ < .i- . . iwy r y JM Omsh . 3
J. S. SHROPSHIRE
Attorney- - Lav
So. i , S. E. Corner 15th and Douglas
w. AMBROSE ,
ttonaLov .Af Xj c
IlEDICS'S OPERA HOUSE
KO-OP drafts are at a discount a
Beatrice , but Ko-op draughts are a
a premium in Omaha.
.Li2fcoi < x was visited by a water
spout yesterday. The total prohibi
tion agitators held a preliminar
convention at the State Capital.
PATTEE has gone to Montana
and some people begin to think tha
he intends lo develop a nobL
charity in that undeveloped region
Several Postmasters out there an
making preparations to excliangi
their mailing facilities for silve
plate.
"NouTH PLATTK , Nebrabka , '
says a moral Ne\v York contempor
ary , l'\vas onoe a virtuous and hap
py town ; not a .s'\ car was cvei
heard there , and the people jusi
spent their tim ' in preparing foi
heaven. Xow all is changed. In
an evil moment a brass band was
organized.
FROM all ports of the country
conies the spontaneous cry for i\ \
word from George Francis. Set
here , -ays a Washington paper ,
where i- , George FrancN Train'.1
This is the lii > t likht he hasn't tak
en a hand in , and he hadn't lirod a
single pistol at the air or m 'de a
single -pct'i'h. Come to the front ,
George , and wake snakes. Speak
for Ireland , for Woodliull , the dev
il or anyhody. Othcr\\i-u there is
a good chance for an unpioiihible
An indiscriminate btuur/riter ui
clothing and gents' furm-hinfj
goods regardless of pric-cs at 20 ( !
Farnham .street. Fine linen and
chevoit shirts ol our vwn make at
$2.00 and $2.50 each.
Jailroad 77t.Vc.fc
bought and t > old by P. Gotthuimcr ,
Broker , at 200 Far.ham .stieet.
Unredeemed Jlcdycs for Sale.
may Iy20
Hamlet Oriiin ,
9th street bctncen Jones and Lcavcnwiirth sts ,
O3IAHA , - NEBRASKA.
TT-tEPSTHK MOST COMPLETE ASaOKT
_ LV niL-l ol laiiai , ' ind Gents * Mran luts , tnin-
uied and untriimiicd , I'arnsuls. l'iqnt < , Mar
seilles Nainsooks and all Lnuls of Jnv GoirN ,
Ladies' ind ( ienti * lloi I * , etc. My line of 1 IN
"
( ioods i > Complete jj'lli goiillor CASH , "I
am able to UXDHtShi.L another Healer in
the City Our 1'lUCl are LuWElt than e ir
heard it Ix lore.
J. MOOREHEAD ,
AND PHARMACIST ,
Pattec's Block , Bet. California & Wtbsttr Ets.
OMAHA , NEB.
Pbjsicians Prescript ioi.s carefully
je263ui * comimundol.
OFFICE. No. 232 FARNHAM ST.
- CP fat uns. -
Bri.l3thil4 h ls. . OR ! ASIA.
nrlV > iitKts in the city
!
9cliP >
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SJOiiUti > !
DR , A , S , BILLINGS ,
DE ITT 1ST ,
234 Xr/vxrxxb.ct.xrx ! St. .
Bet. ntli and 14tb , up stairs.
Teeth extracted without pain , by usoof Ci
trous Uzide ias.
"Otare opan Atall hou eSt !
fe.ooxjo.6i.
I. VAN CAMP M.D.
Dtapensea his own molclncs , and besldei
of Derangement
regular practice , ro kez specialities
FistU' '
ment * and niieascR Peculiar to Woaion ,
la , Plies and other Diseases of the Rectum.
OFFICK : Corner Farnham nu < l 14th ftrpctd
first door to the riifht , UP t t r. Kcsidenc
aiO Douglas street , between 12 and I'llli , iicx
to Lutheran CUuich Omaha. Feb. w
Lock Box 3M.
. J. K. VAN DKUCOOIv
Eclectic Physician
Residence and offi ( . 250 Dodge t be < 14th "u
15th sU.
attention paid to obstetrics anil dit
cues Special peculiar to women and rhildr"n. I'jtf.
P , FALL0N ,
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DEALtU IX
Ure s ( Ifiods , Silks and Trimming *
No. 263 IM.JO j "rept , lietweeo 14th and Ijtl
Dressmakinc done witji neal
aese ajid dis-patoh Order
sdhcited.
G. STBIFFLEH ,
PEALEB K
S S. I S S
Confectionery ,
it ; . , i'c. . &
S. K. < | UM.or I Tl njulFAKXIIAJ
a lUtf
i-r 2
DEALUR IN
Fruits , Confcctioucrj
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
2)5 ) pougla. , Let. IJth and lJthSireet. ;
OMAHA , . . - KIBKA&C
CAKRIAGE , IUHSCY aiid WA C
MAXUFACTURiil. :
N. E. IORNER o ! 14th apfl HAttSF/i a
re pectfullyannourcetothe pi
WOULD he Is now ready to fill all c.
jracU in the abore lines with neatness s
BiisrExprcss * 3S ° n8 conatantlr on hand j
or ulo.
LATEY ,
Cor. KJlfc and "Webster St
Keeps a complete assortment ot
GROCERIES and
, m PROVISION
EDWARD
MACISTEU OF THE DKl'AUT !
Ho. 498 llrth St,1jetTFeeji Famtan t Han
Willhr te W of guarfUn spirit- , obi
. ol t1e , ' " ' " "
lo , any one a v.ew pa-M I'T
tuie. > 'o left charged In cases ol sickness.
nl Jtf
LATEST
MIDNIG-HT.
CHICAGO , August C.
A Tribune special says the anl
monopoly congressional conventic
at Burlington to-day , nominate
Hon. E. S. Campbell , who decline
the honor. The nomination wi
then accepted by Hon. Jj. G. Ps
mer.
TOPKKA , August 6.
The Independent Convention t (
daj' nominated J. C. Casey for Goi
ornor ; E. Harrington , for Lieutei
ant Governor.
The Independents of the Fin
Congressional District , after the ac
journment of the State Conventioi
nominated . J. Parrott.
GALVESTOX , August C.
A special snys that Captain Mine
has just returned from Fort Worlli
and states that the Indians ha' '
captured two mail stages , one goin :
and one coming , between AVichit
and Fort Sill. There -were enl
three passengers , all of whom , witi
the drivers , were killed and scalped
MILWAUKEE , August 8.
In the railroad injunction case to
day , Hon. John H. Carry , attorney
for the road , occupied the wholi
time with arguments showing thane
no injunction can issue , because thi
statute violated provides punish
mcnt for its own infringement
which is the exclusive remedy.
CHICAGO , August G.
Allot m y General Edsall in tin
Mipivmc court to-day introduced :
bill to appoint a receiver for tin
Atlantic & Pacific Insarance Com
pany. Tlie counsel for the company
produced nllidayits to show then
was no sjiounds for such a step. Thi
action was adjourned over for tw <
week * .
Mayor C'olvin has given the de
tectivcs to understand that thatclas ;
of Jir u < od known as pretty waitei
fiirK' saloons must be closed Angus
10th , ami their business revoked
FAIRPOI.NT , X. Y. , Aug. G.
The Sunday School Teachers' As
M'mbly ojicnedllli addresses b
Dr. Vincent , of the M. E. Church ,
Rev. Geo. E. Peltz and Kev. Dr
Castle , of the Baptist Church , and
Rev. M. Waiting , of the Canadian
Congregational Church.
To-day speu-hes were made b }
Hihop Janes and Mrs. Willing , ol
IllinoK Rev. Dr. Pcllz pi caches
this evening.
More than two thousand persons
* ro on the gtound to-night , and a
.creat deal of fervor pi evails. The ac
commodations -atisfactory , and
I he weather idelightful. .
S r. L.OUIS , August 6.
Bek'hel Alexander , charged with
forging cotton warehouse receipts.
lias made a full confession of the
facts , but he cannot give the exact
imoiuit of receipts issued and out.
[ fe completely exonerates his part
ners , who , ho say , were not cogni-
omt of his proceedings. Hisassets ,
ic claims , are § 280,000nd his lia
bilities $313,01.0. . He Is In prison
raiting what action will be taken ,
md he says , as an evidence that no
raud was intended , that it may be
that all the money was pijt
nto the business.
English papers "receivea 4ifii\ :
: he following sentence of six months'
iard labor passed at the Devon as-
; ies on Geo. Payne , the man who
liad charge of a boat , by the upset
ting of which five persons lost their
lives.
Sentence of death has been passed
by a military tribunal on a commu
nist named Captel , who had taken
part in the insurrectionary outrages
in Paris.
The marriage of the Grand Duke
Vladimer with the Princess of Meck-
lenberg Schwcrin will be solemn
ized at St. Petersburg about the24tl :
of August. The Princess will leave
Schwerin i.bout the 10th for St. Pe
tersburg. The ceremony will b <
performed according to both th <
Protestant and Greek rites.
The trial of ten young men am
two women for issuing and circula
ting revolutionary proclamations , i
pioceeding before a special sessioi
of the lUitsian senate.
y , August C ,
The Superintendent of the Nev
Orleans mint is here , making ar
rangcinents to recommence opera
tions , but owing to the smallness c
the Congressional appropriation
thpy will for the present be confine
to assaying only. No bus'mpss Ua
been performed at that mint Bine
June 2Gth , 1801 , when the Confec !
crate authority took the property.
Secretary Delano returned to-da
wjtji Ills lapljly , fill ! ) will remain i
charge' the Juterjor Departed !
for a Jew days.
In the redemption division se\
enty clerks are busy counting th
notes spnt jn by the banks for r
demptfon. ' In ti few dfjys thp bant
will regularly repeivo returns froi
remittances to the treasury for r <
demption.
The Secretary of the Treasur
liaying notified Inspector Genen
Smith f thp IjurpRl } of Stesjijiboi
Service that his resignation wou )
be accepted , he tendered his rcsij
nation , to 'like eliect September Is
Of an appropriation for boiler expo
iments of one hundred thousaii
dollars , sixty thousand had been e :
, peiided under his direction , and
js held that no good lias been accojj
fished.
JS iw i OKK , August 0.
Sutton & Co. , publishers of tl
Aldinc , have failed. It is reporti
they owe about $180,000.
The railroad war concerning rat
of passage for immigrants boui
west which opened in March ' , h
just been brought to.a . cjosp. Ti
contestants were the New York Ce
tral , Hudson Elver , Erie and Ten
svlvanfti railroads. Recently t
railroad agents took measures ten
ing toward a rcconcHliqtion. 3 ;
after considerable discussion , It \ \
itsolvcd to restore the old rat
which haAC not been in force sin
March 24th. This increases the n
"
of immigrant fare to the west"me
than a hundred per cent " yii
the railroad contest has been tli
amicably concluded , the cent
among the steamship couipaniess
continues to grow.
The steamship Tagus will cai
out as a portion of her cargo t
powerful locomotives of Ampric
manufacture. She is bound for r.
zanerod , ltusia , at the extre
northern iwint of the sea of A/ <
Two of the locomotives were ord
ed some raontas ago for the H
sian railwaj- .
A ponsiderable quantity of s !
and shell belonging to the Turk
Government will go forward by
Tagus , and will be tjjspha.rge4
Constantinople.
TELEGRAFEIC ,
4 O'CLOCK P. M.
[
Specially Reported for tba Onaha Daily Bei
br tts Atlantic and Pacific TeleeraPh Oo.
TSE "WEST.
The Utah Elections. The Lib
eral Party Poll Nearly One-
fourth of the Votes.
Miscellaneous.
The Burning of the Pat Rogers
Supposed to bethe Work of
an Incendiary , Who fires
the Boat from Re
venge.
NEW YORK , Aug. G.
It is reported that Peter B. Swee-
iiey , now in Paris , intends return
ing to New York again , and enter
politic- * . All indictments against
him. have been quashed.
WASHINGTON , August G.
The Attorney General has decid
ed that a United States marshal
having an attachment against goods
for salvage is entitled to take the
property attached into his custody
anil hold it until dNposed of , issuing
the attachment.
The position of .supervising inspector
specter general of steamboats has
been made vacant by the removal
of I ) . D. .Smith , who lias filled the
position , for some time past.
SALT LAKE , Aug. 3.
Three of the city police itrrested
for interfering with voters in this
city on election day , were to-day
discharged by the United States
Commissioner , the charges against
them not being sustained. The cases
of other oflicials were continued un
til next week. The vote of Suit
Lake county was for Cannon , Mor
mon , lecciving 5,233 votes. Bodkin ,
Liberal , received 12,304.
BROOKLYN' , August G.
Mr. Beecher lias made a formnl
demand upon Moulton , for lettcro
and documents pertaining to his
case.
It K understood that Moulton lias
consented to appear before the com
mittee. It is not likely , however ,
that he Mill make any important
disclosures , as he still adheres to his
determination to remain silent in
regard to secrets in his possession ,
until he shall have received joint
written requests of both Beecher
and Tilton , to make them public.
In an interview with Bencher
yesterday , that gentleman said it
was impossible for him to say
whether he would prepare a state
ment , or submit to an examination.
That was for the committee to de
cide.
cide.Members
Members of the committee arc
uncertain when the investigation
will close. Moulton's return has
caused some delay , as they now
hope to secure his testimony.
tO mglll. ii ! w av.l,1.r Ka. onlloil
work is now narrowed down to
Beecher and Moulton. A full report
of the proceedings will probably be
given to the public beibi e the end of
the week.
Tilton still remains at his Living
ston street house. He has collected
all tne evidence in support of his
coming suit against the Plymouth
pastor , and has delivered the papers
to ex-Judge Morris , his counsel.
Ihe documents have not been fully
received , and it will be some days
before the summons and complaint
will be served. After service twenty
days will be allowed for Beecher's
answer , and then will come the in
terminable motions on the part of
the defense to strike out , demur ,
amend , etc.
The lit.gation , if begun , bids * fail-
to last a year or more before reach
ing any conplqsion. The papprsin
the suit for crim. con. will be very
voluminous , but Tjlfon's counsel , of
course , refutes to disclose any of
their contents. The case , by neces
sity , will be brought in the supreme
court.circuit of Kings county.
Nnw YORK , Aug. o.
A morning paper publishes an in-
tervie.v with j Jensen Storre , where
in that gpntleman set himself right
before the public as far as his con
nection with the Beecher scandal is
concerned ) . Tilton asked him , hjs
advipe nftpr Oipyooclml \ | ] spanqal
was puUI&neci , but ftp declined to
give any ; thou showed him a letter
of Tilton's confessing Beeeherasked
her to be a wife to himj { hats \ all
thqt impjios tq Mjs. Tijto.n. He af- ,
terwarqs 'v'bj'ted him and wade a ,
complete retraptjon of that , letter ,
saying the statements were false ;
she had realized U\Q \ Bhi she had
committed in allowing so fearful a
charge to stand against Beecher , but
she WQS in no sense the author pfjt ,
(3torrs ( ! btatemont 0onflrm.s
Mrs , Tilton's statements
during the cross-examination ol
Prescott. The lull in the Beecher-
Tilton alRilr will doubtlesrf continue
until Moulton speaks on Saturday ,
Tilton for the last few days has b pl }
'
ljusy prpparjng a. diocunip'nt pon-
tq'ning i } great number of extrapb
Iron ) his wife's ' letters a.id. his QVfV.
to her , intending to hold it in reserve
serve for the courts. The documen
is said to contain one remarkable
letter from her to Beecher , wrltter
inlSGo , and one from Beecher ii
England. It is stated that MouUoi
beforp going hgjbra ( j pomimtta
last niglit" was much e.xolted am
declared that there would bo u bij
row now. ' His chief cause of an
noyance was the publication of Jet
tors addressed to Ijim hy Beefjhe }
" '
He evidently intends"to' tell'ajl h
knows , and intiniates that he wil
fill up nil gaps In Beecher's ' lette
and produce the original.
Tilton's counsel is b'usy with hi
client making * 'a study qf tilj llj
pbjnts in thpir case againstB.eo"ehe :
The pomplalnt will also contain
detailed statement of spech'o } aol
alleged in Tilton's statement an
testimony before the committei
The 'complaint will likely lie fii
ishcd t riday and served on B eeche
The amount of damages to I
claimed cannot be learned.
The railroad war concerning tl
rates of passage for emicran
to the west which began March la
has just ended by the New Yoi
Central , Erie , and Pennsylvania ra :
roads resuming former rates prev
lent before thp reduction. Tl
pontest ainopg the steamship coi
panics still continues without ai
signs of reconciliation ,
LONDONAug. . G.
The order directing theBriti ;
squadron to proceed to the Medite
ancan has been countermanded.
WASHINGTON , Aug. G.
Thomas C. Pugh has been appon
ted receiver of public monies atFa
goD.T.
S.VVAXNAir , Aug. 0.
The first bale of the crop of cotto
was received to-day by J. W. Li
throp & Co. , from Bainbridge , Ga
classed as ordinary.
JS E\y YORK , August G.
District Attorney Phelpa signed
bill of exceptions in the Tweed cas
to-day , and it will be argued anei
at the general term of the suprein
court in October.
BOSTON , August G.
In to-day's 2:26 : race Fred Hooke
sells even in the pools against th
field. For the 2:28 : purse there wil
be fifteen starters. The pool selliui
is irregular. Geo. Judd brings ;
little more than Magnolia. Th
weather is fine.
ALBANY , August G.
A dispatch to the Penpaper say
that Mayor Havemeyer's answer t
Governor Dix reviews the charge
against him with great minuteness
He contends that Charlick am
Gardner were elegible for reappointment
pointment , and "defends them am
his own conduct generally.
SALT LAKE , August G.
From returns thus far made it 1
believed that the liberal or anti
church ticket has polled nearly fi" <
thousand , or about one-fourth of thi
votes of the whole territory. Thi :
is regarded as great liberal success
being three thousand increase ot
the election which sent Cannon t <
Congress. There is the wildest en
thusiasm over the sweeping victor-
inTovele county.
PHILADELPHIA , Aug. G.
The United States steamer Dis
patch arrived here at noon < o-daj
with Senator Sargent , Conover ant
Norwood , of the Senate Committee
on Naval Afft.irs , and Bear-Admir
al Kogers on boarel. Senator Cra <
gin , the Chairman of the commit
tee , will join them here. The Com
mittee will visit the navyyards ant
stations on the Atlantic Coast , will
a view of an inquiry into the expe
diency of reducing the number , a1
instructed by the senate at the lasl
session of Congress.
NKW YORK , Aug. G.
The market for oats still irregular ,
but lower. The supply of new Is In
creasing , trade being only to meet
the preying wants. Old is moder
ate , but dealers have no confidence
in the present prices being sustain-
? d. Market unsettled at the open-
ng to-day ; new white sold at 70c ;
> ld mixed western was nominal
nit weak ; 7o ( ) SO was asked , while
:0 was bid. IJeceipts of oats to-day
, vas 3,300 bu-hels.
The curiosity of the public mind
ms been somewhat appeased by
dotilton's experience , although
nuch curiosity is still excited to
mow the character of the letters he
s expected to disclose. He is en-
; agcd to-day at his residence on
licks street prcparinffhis statement
or the committee. He declines to
ie interrogated on any point what-
ver concerning the scandal. Tit-
nn and his counsel , who are pre-
g theJr case for the courts , also
_
- " ' < a
-3" M-rom
here is no means of conjet niJ A
vhen the committee \ill end its
BUFFALO , August G.
Yesteiday was the second day of
ho races. The weather was fine
ind over ten thousand people in at-
endance.
In the pools for the 2:29 : race Gold-
lust was the favorite , Cozette sec-
md , ami Governor , Mollie , Silver
Side ami Wayne drawn. On the
ifth score Spotted Colt took the pole
m the first quarter and held the
ead to the finish , plosely pressed by
Solddust. The driver 'of Golddust
claimed a foul on apcount of Spot'te
Dolt talung the pole , shutting the
former out. After half an four's
deliberation tip | judges gave the
beat to 'Golddust in 2:25 : } ; Baloney
second , pozpttethird , J.obnJL fourth
ant ] gpottetl Colt fifth. Golddust
took the next two heats ami the race
in 2:20 : and 2:23 : ; Maloney second ,
and Spotted Colt third.
In the stallion race , fir.st heat ,
Smuggler won the pole.
was the second 0 $ ' prj up , Vo
score , \f \ m0n.uggor ] was live
lengths in 'thp rear. Membrino Gifi
led at half , Jeflbrson sefoud antj
Smuggler away back iii tl\e \ rcftr ,
After getting on the \\QTRfr \ fetrct'cu ]
Srn.llgglpy wpnt { a the front , passing
enph horse in turn and winning the
lioat Jn 2:22 } ; Jefferson second ami
Gift third. Seconil hea.t , Swugglei
sold as fqvor'itp In pools , spiling
agairsi , the field. They went of or
the fourth spore , Smuggler lagging
four lengths at U\P
TOLEDO , August G.
The question of the next Con-
gressin.an from this , the Sixth , Dis
trict , was settled to-day , in refer.
Onoe to to the- present incumbent al
feast , by the action of the Itepubll-
can Convention to select delegates
to the Congressional Convention
which comes off in this place to
day. There was a considerable feel
ing aroused against Cjeneral 8he
WQOCJ , thp preSpqt pongress'man , bj
the taqtlps whkh his ' suppojt'ers em
ployed to nominate'hint two year
ago'and this wa.9 still further in
flamed by his removal of E , V. Me
Maken , the TxwtmaBter at thi
pirtoe , and the appointment in hi
stead of Capt. P. H. Dowling , wh ,
is decidedly unpopula . T-h.a ejon
test for the nomfnfition "has devel
oped'Qonfeidt'rnblQ bitterness hetwee
thee In favor of Qen. Sherwoo
and those opposed to him ' , and th
two Rpputlioan daM'oa'herp &
noused different sid.es , the Coramei
i cial supporting his ronoralnatloi
| and the Blade opposing It.
The County Convention came eland
and the Sherwood men , securing
marjority of the Con\mUtpP a ]
pojnted to prepare a list of delegati
to the Congressional Convpntloi
presented a list of decided Sherwoe
men. The opposition made
minority report , and subml
ted a list of ant'-Sherwood del
gates. The contest was exceeding
animated for some hours , hut end *
Jn the convention accepting the nr
nority report by a vote of 5 ? to C
thus giving the support of the cou
ty to the &ntl-Shenvood party ai
securing Sherwood's defeat In tl
convention.
It is generally understood th
this points to the nomination of t
Hon. A. N. Pratt , of Bryan , W
llams county , The Sherwood m
feel very sere over their defeat , a
are talking of remaining emlesct
in the campaign ,
YORK , Aug. G.
AVall street was animated yeste
day , with considerable activity i
stocks. Several reports of mercai
tile failures are in circulation , hi
the names are unobtainable. Tli
most important failure was Sutto
fc Co. , publishers of the Aldme , a
illustrated monthly journal. Est
mated liabilities , $160,000. It is n
morenl that a large mercantile uou-
has also failed , aud that it has al
sorbed a large quantity of wester
railroad bonds.
CINCINNATI , August G.
Jt is now thought the fire whic'
destroyed the Pat Rogers wa
the work of an incendiary. A mai
who was shot sometime since h
Stewart was seen to escape in a boa
when the fire was first discovered
No bodies have yet been taken out
The death roll as far as can b
ascertained numbers twenty-two.
Wm. F. Smith , well known ii
theatrical circles , died here las
evening.
Pierce , Gould & Co.'s cotton wan
house was damaged to-day by fin
to the extent of two thousand dollars
lars ; insured.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
New York Money Market.
NEW i'ORK , August G.
. .Money Free supply , at 2@2 ]
percent.
Exchange Firmer and more ac >
tive ; 4 88@4 90.
Gold Higher , with renewed ac
tivity ; opened at 1 09J ; rose to 110 ;
reached 1 09J ; now 1 09J.
vance ;
tered , _ _ , . . _ , , . . . „ .
Stocks Dull ; to i per cent ,
lower. Early prices were strong
but the market now shows the low
est prices of the day. C C & I C
dropped from 14 to 12 ; market fev
erish anel unsettled. Lake Shoie ,
Erie , Pacific Mail , 41 ; U P , 28J , W
U , 74J ; Erie , 31 j.
New York Produce Market
JSEW YORK , August G.
Breadstuffs Generally quiet.
Flour Steady ; superfine State
and Western , 4 50a5 00 ; extra 5 4o
5 50.
50.Wheat
Wheat Dull ; JNo 1 spring , 1 33a
1 SO ; No. 2 Chicago , 1 2oal 27 ;
No. 2 Milwaukee spring , 1 31 ( \
13U.
Corn Steady ; Westcrn mixcd
81 afloat.
Oats Irregular ; new white , 70 ;
old mixed western , nominal , 7 uiSO
asked , 70 hid.
Provisions Generally quiet anil
unchanged.
Pork New mess , strong at 23 7oa
2380.
Lard Firm ; steam refined , 13 ]
I3j.Leather
Leather Quiet and .steady.
Iron Dull.
Wool Unchanged.
Chicago Pruuuce Market.
CHICAGO , August G.
Flour Dull ; good chojco new
.vheat oxtrns , nominally 5 00@5 So ;
ihippers not in market.
Wheat Unsettled ; cash 1 04 ;
August , 1 03 ;
Corn Quiet , cash , G > 1 ; August ,
i5J ; September , G4J.
Oats Quiet , cash,39Ja40 ; August ,
! G37 ; September , 3.3.
Barley Quiet ; cash , 1 041 OG ;
September 1 02@1 03.
Pork Quiet ; oasji , : H io , ir .
ember , 24 40 ,
Lard Quiet ; cash , 13jj ; Septem
ber , 14.
St. Louis Live Stock.
ST. Lows , August G.
Hogs Receipts 2,400 ; strong for
best and others nominal ; pork , 425
g)4 ) 50 ; bacon and butchers , G 50 ©
725.
Cattle Receipts , 2,000 ; dull and
entirely nominal.
St. Louis Produce Market.
ST. Louis , August U.
Flour Qujet , unchanged ,
Wheat "Fjrm ami unchanged ;
No. 3 red fall , 1 07J1 OS ; No 2 ,
11GJ to seller for year.
Corn Firm and Ligher ; No 2
04 to seller for August.
Oats Firm and higher ; No 2-tJA
© 48 in elevator.
Rye Higher : 5Jo 2 , SO.
Whisky-Lower ; 98.
Porli No "demand.
Lard Firm and unchanged.
Chicago Live Stock Market.
CHICAGO , August G.
Cattle Receipts , 8,000. Market
more active but unchanged in pri
ces ; demand chiefly for top grades ;
closed dull and weak , Texans solel
at 2 854 12 ; medium to fair steers.
4l@aUo ; good to choice steers 5-10a
aOU.
aOU.Hogs Active ; shade firmer and
easy ; poor to common , 0 2oaG 50 ;
medium to choice , G 75aG 25.
Sheep Receipts , 1,000. Market
active ; sales at 6 G2a5 75 for com
mon to choice.
REDMAN & LEWIS ,
Cor. 16th and Izard Streets.
Gottoxxtcvood
" IMIZBIEIR
On han4 apd SAWED TO ORDEU.
F. A. PETEKS.
Saddle and Harness Maker
AND CABBIAGS TRD5JIEH ,
No. 3T4 - rfltoatti t.Uet * , Wtli & . JCth
A j4'/0f dm and repairing promptly attends
XXto icd satisfaction guarraaued.
B-Caah paid for bides. ap39vl
Q.
Peeler iu Staple and Fancy
Groceries
Highest price paid for ( Country Produce.
Brick Store , B. E , Qor , } Sft & " Chicago Efc
OMAUA. SEE.
Ii WOOWORTH.
238 Douglas St. , Omaha , Net
Wood Stock
WAGOX HABDWAR !
Patent Wheels , PinisTiea Gearing , ic.
Axles , Springs and Thimble Skel
HARDWOOD LUMBER ,
Carriages , Hacks ana Buggii
1 StaUebaektr
ogtt !
M. HELLMB.H
C O TH
.
\XDJEALERS IS-
aooiDs ;
221 and 223 FARNHAM STREET , COB. 13TH ST
OUR STOCK FOR THE
Is Complete now ; Our Assortment in
Clothing i Gents' Furmshmg Goods
Comprises ih.e Latest RToveltLss.
THE LATEST STTXiES 22T ISATS AI < TD CAPS.
We Have also a Full Line in BOY'S and YOUTH'S Clothing
V7E WILL SELL OURGOODS LOWER THA1ST EVER.
M. HELLMAN & CO.
, 1873.
E. A , BROWN. 248 Douglas Street
J 4j * S y
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
"nT"v rc\r\T\Gi r *
JLJrCI VjrUUJJb , , O
.An Immense Stock of Fresh New G-oods Just Opened to Jbe
sold lower than any other house in the city , consisting of >
1S tfj L
ALPACAS & MOHAIRS , also VELVET & BEAVER CLOAIONGS.
A FULL STOCK OF StJAWLS. BLANKETS , FLANNELS ,
MERINO LNDERWEAR AND WORSTED G-OODS.
TABLE LIXEX IN GREAT YAKIETY. A FULL LIXE OF
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN CARPETS , OIL CLOTHS , MATTING RUSS , AND MATS ,
IS ' -FMlfrll V & lfl & itf'l > 5'/lGf li f'i'S'ttfl ' ai ? *
ia iliUltiUTfe j l eJCAilMl.g il13r&Olf | §
ind everything pertaining : to the FURNITURE and UP-
3EOLSTERY trade ; has largely increased his stock and now
ias a complete assortment o ± FINE , MEDIUM and LOW
PRICED goods , which he is offering at such REDUCED
PRICES as tq make it to the interest of evero-onedesirine
inything in . this , : line , tc examine his stock before mirchas-
f JZ X&JS * * W r. -
COVERED 'AM
HAVING BOUGHT THE
BANKRUPT STOCK
Of tLe Popular
Dry Goods Store ,
223 rarnham Strcc ,
I Jicrebj wish to inform the public of Omaha
anil wunity tl.at I ehall cont.uue the busiuesa
acii oUVr t.t all times
GREAT INDUCEMENTS
Jn all UnJs ol
STAPLE AM ) FANCY
DRY GOODS !
I Ime adopttd the
Strictly Cash and One Price
Principle , which ( hope will meet with the
opprcMil of the public oa my prices shall bo
alwajs
THE VERY LOWEST.
A liberal iiatroirye solicited.
JOHN H , F , LEHMANN ,
228 Farnhsm htrcct.
Omalia , Xcb. , July 21 t , 1371.
j > 231iu
FSAHK J.HAMGE
TAILOR
GENTLEMEN'S ' FURNISHING JGOODS ,
Full A ssortmeiitor Imported IToolens. All Work Warrantcd
, ITob
B. & J WILBUR ,
Books Stationery ,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ,
Fourteenth , Street , - Omala.su , XTeb
GENERAL AGENTS EOK ALL SCHOOL BOOKS
ar3 Imy
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
Cor. 13th. and Harney Streets ,
pring and Summer tyles.
A. POLACK ,
CLO THI
238 Far nil am St. ITear
IS Fine and Medium Clotkhig ,
and FuraisMiig Goods.
THE COEISLA