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VOL. IV. OMAHA MONDAY MORNING- . AUGUST 10 , 1874. NO. 44.
THE DAILY BEE.
EDWAKD iOSEWATEB , Editor and Prop'r
Officc-Xo. 138 Fmroliain street , betw.
KlntH nJ Tenth.
TEI1MS OF SUBSCRIPTION :
Ore , one year , la advance tj.00
. . Pi\ix months. In advance 4-00
three mrnths in adTance 2.00
&Tl ( not paid in advance , * 8 per annum will
FREDERICK ,
LEADINS HATTER I
Best Goods ,
FarnliamSi >
OMAHA.
OMAHA MESS
GBA.CKF.R MAUFAC CET.
n/fcClurei / inith. 185 Ilarney tret. Let.
J > llHh i.aWth. 1 * #
QLA83 AND P10TOBB PR'.2. .
T Ketubart , ISO HouHs street , .Alci In
J .window glass and picture : r uiea , Mating
done to order. Ju
BOOTS AKD SHOES.
I-ang , 153 FarnUaui it , between tUh
Philip 115h. feUSrl
CONFICTIONEET.
. Latev , corner 12th and Douglw trma ,
minuf.icturer and wholesale dealer in
rand" . and confectionery. Country tn.de so-
liccted. ' * '
COAL DE/aEr.S. /
S KIHut , coal , lime , cemen tlwlr etc. .
Poland Farnbam at. fcMSuiS
DBUQGIBT ? .
. R der , druggist , corner I2th and U.r-
. neysis
PAWN BBOKEB.
Tl T Elgutter , No. 200 Karnham st. IrfVtl
LAUHDBY.
new laun'UT opened at oil llth st. , lt
A Farnliaiurnd Douglas. The washing and
Ironing will be done to order , first class wort
*
Soap Worls , Powell A Co , s'Hl
Premium - their Pictuiuci Soap. Fire
first premium .awarded by the Lougia county
iind btatc fairs , and Pottawatumie county , In.
Ordeis soliiuxllrom the trade
ATTORNEYS.
E. F.STABUOJK. " M. FKANCIS
ESTABROOK& FRANCIS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
OFFICE Crc ; hton Block , Omaha , Jf eb.
DEXTER L , THOMAS ,
Attorney and' .Counselor ftt Law.
OrriOE Boom Bo Vlaclir'i Kiosk
OMAHA - NEB
JOHN W. LYTLE ,
and Solicitor In
Eqaity.
-OTer First Ni-tlssal Bmk ,
PARKE GODWIN ,
Attorney at Law
( Campbell1 * liltt * , )
5091-2 THIBTEEKTHr.BTBEET. OMAHA
JL. BAtDWIJf .ICO.K.O-BBIKV.
BALDWIN < fc O'BKIEN.
ATTORNEYS * LAW
Office Cald well Block , DougUs Street ,
NEBRASKA.
OMAHA , - - - -
JOIIN R. KKLIKY ,
Attorney 1 CounseloratLaw
ecled.
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T. W. T. Kicnurds ,
Attorney at Law ,
Office 510 13th St. , bet. Faraltam
and Douglas , Omaha , Neb.
F 0. Bor 80 U 14U
O. BALLOT ! ,
ATTORNEY AT LAW ,
Office n Creiguton'k iiew block , southeast cor
room , floor.
OMAHA. -
W' JOHN C.
AND COUNSELOR.
OFFICE-CREIQHTOX'S bLOCK ,
OSIAIIA , NEUBASKA.
arftU
SAVAGE & MANDERSON ,
Attorneys at Law ,
242 FARNHAM BTBEAT.
N. J. BUBNHAM.
" * ATTORNEI AND COUNSELLOR AT
i LAW ,
No. 2CO Farnham Sirst
OMAHA - - NEB.
rarliSOtf
W , J. CONNELL ,
AKD
Attorney for Second Jud
icial District.
OFHCS South side ot Farnham , between
15th an * 16th sU. , opposite Conn House.
teb4
J. 8. tr.lUN. -rjUTCUKTT
SPAl'N & PRITCHEH ,
Attorneys lud Counselors at Law.
Olt ) . 50ft Twelt i t..reek
n-r tM. Omaha , tli
J. S. SHROPSHIRE
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atLaw
Attorney- -
Uooui Ko. 1 , S. E. Corner ISth&nd Douglas Sti ,
OMAHA , - - NEBR.
G. W. AMBROSE ,
KEDICK'S OPERA HOUSE
OMAHA , > ITEB.
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Senator Hitchcock has come back
to wrestle with the postal agony
and the applicants for the postmas-
tership.
BILLY LUMB and Councilman
Lucas represented the mechanical
toilers of Omaha in the Independent
Mass Convention.
BY the aid of the Omaha Herald ,
ihe immortal sixteen Independents
were able to muster twenty votes in
that Mass Convention.
DOCTOR JOHNSON'S native rcoJ-
esty prevented his acceptance of a
nomination represent Douglas
county at the Independent State
Convention.
ALI.KN ROOT'S discourse on the
rock rooted principles of the Ko-op
movement was received with much
enthusiasm by the twenty irrepres
sibles who met Jn solemn conclave
at the court-house to-day.
SENATOR HARLAN , writing from
.North Platte to his paper , the Wash
ington Chronicle , is very severe in
his condemnation of the Omaha
bridge transfer. After describing
the misery experienced by travelers ,
the Senator says :
If the parties in interest do not
soon bring this disgraceful annoy
ance to travelers and freighters to
an end they will presently be com
pelled I to sutler vast pecuniary losses ,
reople are learning that it may be
flanked by running from Chicago
via Quiucy and"St. Joseph to Kear-
ny 1I Junction , two hundred miles
west of Omaha , in the val-
h-y 1t 1 of the Platte River , and
thence t by the Union Pa
cific railroad westward. It is .said
by 1 the Kearney Junction people
ple 1 that about two-fifths of the
through 1 freight over the trunk line
of the Union Pacific reid to and
1i from 1 Chicago already passes by the
St. i 1i Joseph and Quincy , thus avoid
ing i the Omaha and Council BlufTs
obstruction , notwithstanding the
three 1 equally good and shorter com
peting ] lines from Chicago across
Iowa to Omaha.
An indiscriminate slaughter m
clothing and gent ' furnishing
goods regardless of prices at 20G
Farnham street. Fine linen and
chevoit shirts ot our wn make at
$2.00 and $2.50 each.
Railroad Tif.ets
bought and sold by P. Gottheimor ,
Broker , at 298 Fariiham street.
Unredeemed Hedges for &ale.
may Iv20
Hamlet Orum ,
9th street between Jones and Learenworth sts. ,
OMAHA , - NEBRASKA.
T EEPS THE MOST COMPLETE ASSORT
XV n > et of Ladles' nd Gents' straw hats , trim-
Uoodj if Complete. S < ! llig only lor CASH , I
ainablato y ! 'DERSLi.L any other Healer in
the City Oijrl'UICEdare LOWER than ever
heardct belore. mvl4-3iu-Dl
J. MOOEEHEAD ,
AND
Patter's Bock ! , Bot. California & WeUteEts ,
OMAHA , NEB.
Prescriptions carefully
DENTISTS ,
OFFICE , No. 232 FARNHAM ST.
Bet 13th i 14th ti. . .
aa-niili.i.t r cUpi i'i ) ii' i * in Uieclty
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OR , A , % BILLINGS ,
884 Z'M.
Bet. ISth and 14th , up i lairs.
Teetb extracted without pain , by use of HI-
trout Ozida 3a > .
Krtfflc own iUll hou e5tf
I.VANCAMPM.D.
blspensei nil own msdclnet , and besldoi
regular practice , makw iteciaJIes ) of Derange
ment * and DUeaaei Peculiar to Women , Vistu
la , Pile , and other Diseuei of the Rectum.
OFFICE : Corn- Farnham and 14th itrNU ,
flntdoor to the right , up * 1'f. Kesldenc' ,
210 PouglM itrret , between 12 aod IXth , next
o Lutheran Uburch Omalia. "h. Addma
Lock Hoi 3 > 4. isnlldiwif
LEGAL NOTICE.
To BudohiU Miller , n n-resident :
TAKE > OTICE That Jleiick Cuminpi , as
'lalulIQ. has sued you a * defendant , in the 1'ro-
xte Court of Poujas County. Nebraska : and
lut you are roqulreil to answer Ms bijl of 1'nr-
iculara theiein , on or before SepteuibtrTth ,
874.
The object and prayer r > f ssid b 11 of particu-
> is.i \ a judgment ot said Court agnlrst you inner
nor ot uid 1-UintitT , for the sum of SI37.91-1 CO
and interest thereon since April llth , IS74 , and
co ti of suit for goods , wares and merihaudiae ,
old and delivered to you by said Hatntitr.
That an order of attachment tor tbealoye
amount was issued in bald action on the 7th day
if July , 1874 , by taid Guirt.
JIERICK CIIMINKS.
py P. L. THOMAS , his Att'y
Dated July 20th , } 74. jy Sw4t.
Jf KB , J. K. VANDHRCOO |
Eclectic Physician *
Residence and offic * 250 Dodge st bet 14th and
15th its.
Special attention paliobstetric ( ( - and dis-
pises peculiar lo jcciatu and 1'UlUron. 19U.
DEALEE IS
Fruits , Confectionery ,
CIGARS AA'J ) TOBACCO.
215 Douglas. Lot ? llth and 12thStreet.
OMAHA , . . . KKBUA&EA.
aepZT
CARRIAGE , BUULT
SAKUFACTDRER.
N. E. IOENEB of 14th and HABNET1 * STS ,
WOULD respectfully announce to the pul > -
llc that he U now ready to fill al ) con-
iracta in the abare lines with ncatneu acd
dlj patch ,
* * Eipress wagons constantly on hand and
or aala.
aala.EDWARD
EDWARD KUEHL.
KCAGISTBK OF THE BEPAB.TKD.
o493 lUth 8ttetweea Farabaa & Harnej
Will by the aid of guardUn spirit ; , obtain
lor any one A new of tun pat , ptseut anil fu
ture. No fen charged In cases of sickness ,
VERY LATEST.
MIDNIG-HT.
NEW YORK , Aug. 9.
An interview with prominent of
ficials , published in the Mercury
to-day says : Governor Dix has
rendered the decision adverse to
Mayor Havermeyer , but has not
promulgated it , as a large number
of politicians have appealed in the
Mayor's behalf.
WASHINGTON. August 9.
Hon. Clifton ± 1. Cobb has been
defeated for Congress in the First
North Carolina District , and this
will lose him his government pat
ronage. It will probably cause the
removal of his brother , B. R. Cobb ,
supervisor of internal revenue for
the district composed of the States
of Kentucky , Tennessee , Alabama ,
Mississippi and Louisiana.
WASHINGTON , Aug. 9.
TheTa'cific Mail Steamship Mail
company i have made application to
the Secretary of the Navy for an as
signment of naval officers to com
mand their ships. The secrctaiy
will not , however , take the respon
sibility , as there is no law for it , but
will probably endorse the company's
application and send it to Congress
at its next session. Naval officers
did command these vessels at one
time , and it is thought others can
be assigned now without detriment
to the service.
JS EW YORK , August 9.
Mr. Sage , chairman of the Beech
er investigating committee , and
other member * of the committee
state authoratively that all rumors
of compromise which circulateu yes
terday are absurd. A rumor that
Moulton's statement had been de
layed for the purpose of allowing
further efforts to be made for a com
promise , is distinctly denied. The
committee v'Hl persevere in its
work until the end is reached in
spite of any attempts from any
parties for a compromise. Indeed ,
no such attempts have been made.
Rev. Mr. Halliday , assistant
pastor of Plymouth Church , also
denies those rumors , and says at
this stage of the proceedings com
promise is impossible , the church
would never consent to settling the
matter in that manner. A rumor
that Gen. Traccy had withdrawn
from the case , was also denied by
Mr. Holliday , and several members
of the committee. Gen. Butler re
fuses to say whether his visit here is
in connection , witli the Beecher
case. Beecher remained at his
Peekskill farm yesterday and to
day , and returns to Brooklyn on
Monday.
BuooKLV-V , August 9 ,
It is assprted that Moulton will
not submit to a cross-examination
by the Committee after present
ing his statement. There is a lull
in the case and most of the parties
connected with it are out of town.
The chief icason for the postpone
ment of Moulton's statement ap
pears to be to allow the Committee
to spend the Sunday in the country ,
iloulton denies that any one of the
committee Lave a right to foretell
what his testimony will be. He
says he is still for peace , and will
work hard for a reconciliation. He
will make no regular statement it is
understood , but has arranged all
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documents on the poinj : at issue
' ?
and will submit'them to the com
mittee in the order in whjch he se
cured them. This he will do at 3
p. in. Monday. ' Moultofj's steno
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grapher'will be"present'to takp ver-
batum reports o'f any conversation
that may follow. There is a proba
bility of'the committee deplining to
receive Moulton's testimony if he
refuses to submit to a cross-examin
ation. Now that the case draws
near a close some of the strangest
rumors are being circulated by 01-
ficious partizans on eitherside. One
of these reports say that Moulton
will not testify , and that the com
mittee will quietly exonerate Beech
er and ( Iron ftp. sujjjpct , Anotlier
says { hat 'thq ( jom'inUtep ar& ftfraid
of Moultbn's testimony , nud lience
their delay In receiving It' . '
FijANciscoj Aug. 0 ,
The Japanese Qazetto of July 20th
says that the great subject of Inter
est still continues to be the Japanese
expedition to Formosa. The Ja
panese la.v& ) Qujtp sijppeded in the
primary object of the oxpedftjon und
might retire with good grace ; In
deed they have nothing else to do
there , unless it be true that they
think of qoonizing ] , and that to all
brelgners an4 to njany among
themselves it appears merp folly.
Tlie Mikado has made no public
appearance during the month.
The Emperor pays out of his
irivate purse the exppnse ot foreign
doctors to attend the troops | n For
mosa.
Tlje deliberate assembly com
mences Its sittings jn September.
There is a report that the Japanese
iiave left the island of Saghalion
and bound for Yesto.
, ToianPse government has
appealed to the CJircuit Court of
California against the adverse de
cision given by the United States
Consul in its last suit against the
Pacific mail Steam Ship "company
for damages to the amount of § 10r
25,0 for jjreach of contract.
Shhnnenis'of 'tpafrom 'h.prp con
tinue to be on the increase , and'are
larger than in former seasons in
ponbequeiice of the excessive"com
"
petition among buyers. "Prices rule
too high to leave a margin of proba
ble profit to exporters.
The government is radically op
posed to the circulation of foreigners
in tUo jnterjor unlessthevwjllagrep
to l p siiljept to Jnpanpsp law. "
Thp command of the British
China fequadron , which will shortly
be vacant , In completion by Vice
Admiral Sir C. F. A. Shadwell , C.
B. F. R. S. , of his prescribed period
of service will , } t is believed , be con
ferred on Y'PP Afhniral H. Chads.
The steamer Carbon wasjbat neir |
Foochow with a full cargo of tea.
Her Majesty's counsul at Saigon
has been notified that unless pro
vided with clean bills of health , al
vessels taking cargo or passengers
at Saigon will be placed in quaran ?
tine at Hongkong for seven days. ;
The Chinese authorities have con
sented to the telegraph being con
structed between Padaga auphorage
and the foreign seitleraent of Fee
chow , The Viceroy is desirous of
having a wjre to his own yamen in
the city.
The Peruvian treaty seems to be
very unpopular wjth the Chinese ,
who are said to have refused to do
more or come to a provisional ar
rnngement until the report of the
commissioner is received ,
TELEGRAPHIC.
4 O'CLOCK P. M.
Specially Reported for the Omaha Dally Sec ,
br the Atlantic and Pacific TeleftaPh Co.
"WASHINGTON , Aug. 8.
General Howard has left Wash
ington for Oregon to take command
of the department recently under
General Davis.
TORONTO , Ont. , August 8.
There was a demonstration of
Orange Young Briton's yesterday ,
when about 1,500 marched in pro
cession. A slight disturbance took
.place , but was quickly checked.
PHILADELPHIA , August 8.
To-day two wine merchantsfrom
Bordeaux , .France , made application
for space at the Centennial exhibi
tion. One expressed his intention
of exhibiting lift } ' different brands
of Bordeaux.
CINCINNATI , Aug. 8.
The tow-boat Sam Roberts explo
ded her boiler to-day when near
Guayanville , resulting in the death
of one person and injury of several
others. All the employes on board
the boat , Captain , clerk , mate , en
gineer , steward and cook were all
slightly injured. The pilot and lire-
roan were seriously hurt , A man
named Holland was killed.
YORK , August 8.
Late mail advices from Europe
give very encouraging reports of
crops.
The London Economist of July
25th , has a paper on the harvest of
1874 , and its probable consequences.
After reviewing reports from the
grain growing sections of Europe , it
concludes that the harvest through
out Europe will be excellent.
YORK , August 8.
The Golden Age , commenting on
the Beecher scandal , says : "Tilton
hag at last found , what has been
evident to the public from the first ,
that the committee are trying him
instead of Beecher , and sparing no
pains to break the force of his state
ment and cover his name in oblo
quy. They have done the utmost
for the accused by crushing the ac
cuser. " Mrs. Tilton's testimony it
considers a pitiable exposure of her
known weakness in order to blacken
her husband's character. Tilton's
action in taking the case to the
courts is approved of , and the fact
that Beecher did not carry it to the
courts is regarded as an evidence of
his guilt.
MOIJTLK , August , 8.
A fire in this city last evening de
stroyed some dwelling houses on
Franklin and Munroe streets ; lo s
not known. During the confusion
8 boy named Schaeljpr was run over
by a fire engine and killed.
There Is a well authenticated ru
mor current of a negro uprising in
Clarke county , in this State. The
object is to overcome the whites by
force of arms , and thus secure , in a
summary manner , the promised
provisions of the civil rights bill.
Meetings are being held by the
whites , and measures of protection
discussed.
Cropieports are favorable. There
are no indications of fever.
CHARLESTOAVN , N.C.Aug 8.
The returns from this county have
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been'received in' full. The Demo
crats have carried the comity by a
argely increased majority , electing
all their county ollicprs. Poole ,
Demoprat ) for Superintendent of
public instruction , has a majority of
iG2. Schenpjr , fqr .judge , 35.5 , and
Montgomery , for solicitor ! 302 ,
Aslje. for Congress , has a majority
of 1,044. Cleveland county gives
Durham , Independent Democrat for
Congress , 1,100 majority. Schenck
660 , and Poole , 750. In Lincoln
county , Schenck , Poole and Aslie ,
jave from 360 to 400 majority. In'
Gaston county , Scheuck has 355 ,
Ashe 300 , and Poole , 314 majority.
rives the Doraoorata an1'unusual
Targe majority. ' Everything indi
cates that the State has gb'no Jen ) >
ocratjp , { F flPJ ; } P3 'tfoJin 0,0.0.0 'ina-
jority. The kcgisJtUuro largely
Deraocratip ,
BROQKLYN , August 7.
Mr. Moulton wjll not appear be
fore the committee until Monday
evening. Mr. Sqge , cljairman of
the con. mittpp , sent a cbmniuncq- {
tion to Moulton to-day , stating'that
as several members of the commit
tee desired to spend Sunday out of
the cty | they would prefpr that he
postpone the presentation of his
statement until Moncjay evening.
Moulton replied that he would be
very happy to comply with the re
quest and. would a ] > peqr on M.oiiday
evening , Soigp of the committee
nowthihk the investigation will be
prolonged beyond the'coming wpek.
Tiltou was busy ail day arranging
papers to jjp used as evidence in his
coming suit. IJis counsel declines
to give any information as to the
nature of the complaint to be made.
It will not bp ready before the last
of next week.
Mrs. Tilton has left thp city tp
visit some friends , but the plape" she
is visiting could not be learned. .
Beecher's , pounsel say that it is still
( Joubtful whether"Beecher will prei
sent 'a"written statement to 'the
committee or simply submit to an
examination. He will be governed
by ttie Wll63 of the com.inittee In
tqls respect. Ho has not received
any summons from them tp testify ,
and , the report that he has drawn up
a written statement to be given to
'
tljp pomrrjjttep'ja ( jcclar d to be ,
premature.
Henry C. Bowcn } eft for Woodr
etopk to-day ! He will not nppenr
before the committep nor testify in
In court unless siibpcpnaed , nor does
he desire to be nilxed up in the case
in qny way | but iri an Interview
yesterday Jjp iiitiiqated th.at it was
hjs inten.ton.of . { presenting a state
ment to tljp publfp at no distant day.
fully explaining his position to the
parties in the scandal , and in order
to meet charges against hini , and. I
set himself right before the pommur
nity. The regular Friday evening
lecture and prayer meeting , at Ply *
mouth Churph. was largely atten
ded. Mr. Beecher was not present.
The only remarks made , referring
to th.e scandal , were made by one of
the members. He said he under-
dergtQod from the reports that he
had read , that the congregation was
disorganized , and that the church
would be divided. He was happy ,
however , to see that they were de
termined to stand together , [ and he
knew their pastor would in the end
come out brighter than ever.
NEW YORK , Aug. 8.
A fire this a. in. at 194 West 35th
street , caused $150,000 damage to
the property.
SARATOGA , N. Y. , Aug. 8.
The first race to day was for the
Kentucky stakes , for two-year olds ,
$100 eatrr.nce money , with $1,000
added ; $200 to the second horse ;
distance one mile. Ten horses star
ted. The race was won by McGrath's
Chesepeake ; the favorite , James A. ,
second ; Willie Burke , third. Time ,
1.48 * .
MONTREAL , Aug. 8.
As the steamer Fawn was leaving
the canal at Carleton last night
with two American barges , she
burst her boiler , tearing her forward
deck and wheel house to pieces.
Fortunately no one was seriously
injured. ' , The engineer and several
others were slightly scalded.
"WASHINGTON , August 8.
"Where a chief engineer of the
navy , with relative rank of captain ,
obtained upon visiting a vessel , he
is to J > e receded , hea-ln Iferm ;
-with'four side boys and to be piped
over the side by the boatswain. The
Secretary of the Navy decides that
the engineer is entitled to the hon
ors. He claims thia settles the
meaning of the law of the assimila
tion of rank , to b"e that staff officers
are entitled to the honors of the
side , such as would be given to the
line of equivalent assimilated rank ,
and furnishes a guide for decisions
on all similar occasions. The decis
ion is of special interest in naval
circles.
YORK , August 8.
Victoria Wooduull and Tennie
Claflin were arrested this morning
ancl taken to the sheriff's ofHice ;
everything was conducted private
ly. They intended to sail for
Europe to-day. The arrest is nom
inally on a suit to recover four hun
dred dollars deposited with thjm as
hankers. y
The hank statement is favorable ,
and shows a gain in the net reserve
of $1)296,823. Loans decreased , $1-
478,300 ; specie increased , $446,300 ;
legal tenders increased , $730,600 ;
deposits decreased , $479,700 ; circulation , -
lation increased , $43,500.
SELMA , Ala. , August 8.
At the Dallas County Hepublican
Con vention , yesterday , Tom Walker ,
a full-blooded negro , aged twenty-
two years , was nominated for circuit -
cuit clerk , after declaring in a
speech that he was in favor of the
civil rights bill , mixed schools , and
everything of the kind. He was
opposed by John Silhby , a whjte
Republican , who said ho was a no
race is-ue man. "NValker received
111 votes , and Silsby 92 ,
Pjnchback's defeat in the conven
tion yesterday was overwhelming ,
and much surprise Is expressed at
the attitude assumed in this contest
by Senator West and a portion of
the custom house oflioials hitherto
strongly opposed to Pinckback.
Sheldon's defeat for nomination
for Congress is attributed to his con
nection with the new election move
ment of Senator Carpenter's.
Sypher's renomination is popular
on account of the efforts made by
him to secure Jhe FortjSL Phillip
canal. <
BROOKLYN , Augusts.
Tilton positively denies having
seen Moulton since he returned to
the city. He had no reason to be
lieve Moulton's statement would
favor him more than Beecher. He
also denies the allegations that a
collusion exists between himself
and Moulton ; nor ' has he seen any
of the papers h'eld by Moulton as
alleged. He is indifferent as { o'thp
committep's pbu'rsp , fts hp jri'tends to
vindicate and justify hjmself before
another tribunal.
f YORK , Aug. 8.
The industrial exhibition compa
ny of this city to-day paid an nddi ;
tional amount of $100,000 to Steele
the owner of property bought by
them for the purpose of retaining a
permanent Industrial .building. This
amount was realized frorq the
of the twenty d ltar prem'iujn to
recently pyt on th'd market by the
financial agents of the company. "
Win. M. Tweed's former residence
at 43d street and th"t ve iie Vas
sold at auction ' fa-d y" one. hun
dred o.iyj nipe'iy-flvji thousand del
lars ,
It is stated on authority that
decision of governor Dj'x } n ivga ;
to the charges agajn.st Mayor Jf av
myer was served , oh the Mayor yes
terday , and is to tlie effect that all
the charges made by the qttorqoy
general before on < j qf the Judges of
this county are correct' . This result
is considered fatal to the Mayor.
It is also stated that the grand
jury is now considering serious
charges of official rqiscopdupt
agajnst Comptroller Green' .
WASHINGTON , August 8.
A letter received at thp Indian
Bureau to-day from a resid.entof In
dian Territory , who is regarded , by
the com.mjsslon.ors of Indian affairs
as thoroughly reliable , says that
White Shield , a Cheyenne chief ,
came into the agency from a hostile
camp on the 27th jiist , He reports
a camp about 225 miles from the
Agency , a little south-west , and near
the border of Staked Plain. The
Cheyennes and Comanches are en
camped'together. On hs | way to
thp agency he met a camp of eighty
lodges of Kiowas movng | to join the
CheypnnpsandConianches. large
parqes of Comanghes and Kiowas
arp i aiding qn Texas and other
places.
Big "Bow , a Kiowa chief , recently
returned from a successful raid with
20Q horses and mules.
A party of Cheyennes returned
recently from Colorado vith 70 head
of horses , and report th.a.t they
Iqlled. three wh es. , " The man killed
n ar .port SjU was Jellied by a party
of Kiowas to whom Agent Zfaworth
had issued rations but a , few llQUra
before. AYlUte Shield says that
men who were north of the agency
were killed by a party of Cheyennes ,
and that the latter are willing to
quit and call it even , but If soldiers
are spnt aftpr them they will make
plenty of work for them. Up to the
present time the Cheyennes have
eight mpu lulled , and many of
their chiefs would like to come In
Vlth thejr people. The writer
tl inks that jhp hostile Indians
have between 600 and ? 00 warriors ,
well armed afid determined , who
have banded together tor their mu
tual defense. It will take a strong
force to subdue them , and the cam
paign should be short , sharp and
decisive. The writer says he thinks
there js but one Intelligent solution
of the Indian question'in this coun
try , and that Is to dismount and dis
arm raiders , and then hang every
one found guilty of murder ; and do
it at once in the presence of the In
dians. The letter is dated at Chey
enne and Arrapahoe agency , July
SARATOGA , August S.
In the second race , the summer
handicap , for all ages , one hundred
entrance and two thousand added ,
distance two miles , there were
twenty-nine nominations but only
ix horses started. Lizzie J ucas ,
the favorite , won , William Culpep-
per second , and Survivor third.
BROOKLYN , August S.
It is understood now that Moul
ton's statement in the Tilton-
Beecher aflair is ready , but the
Committee on Investigation desire
a postponement until Monday , in
order to gain further time , for ic-
conciliation of the antagonists if
possible , or end the sad aflair by an
amicable settlement of the diflicul-
tles.
tles.Peter
Peter Wilmer , who was arrested
yesterday in connection with a
Philadelphia jewelry robbery , has
Riven Information as to the wherea
bouts of the thief , Jacob Rosenberg.
The latter was arrested to-day , and
committed to jail.
CABLEGRAM
MADRID , August 8.
The Hepublicans have relieved
Tereul , and the Carlists who were
besieging the city have fled.
The judicial investigation into the
assassination of Marshal B'imas re
sulted In an indictment of fifty more
persons.
PAKIS , August 7.
The attitude of the Spanisli repre
sentation here is most conciliatory ,
and the difficulties with Spain are
at an end.
Castelaris reported at Versailles
guarded with missions of negotia
tions of his resignation of the Re
public of Spain.
LOXDOX , Aug. G.
The cricket match between Eng
lishmen and American was resumed
yesterday afternoon. The eleven of
the Princes Club wnt to the bat- for |
their second innings and scored 39 ,
their second score for innings being
only 60 , the Americans winningtlie
game with one inning , 52 score.
After the cricket game , base ball
commenced. It was a scratch by
two members of the Princes Club
playing , with the Athletics and two
with , the Red Stockings. The former
won by a score of 15 to 8.
August .
The new Free Press of this city
reports that the Duke de Gazes ,
French ] minister of foreign affairs ,
has complained to the British gov
ernment that Germany is seeking a
quarrel with France , The com
plaint is based on the conversation
of July 30 between do Gazes and the
Prince of Hohenzollern , of the Ger
man embassy , when the latter
stated that Germany , irrespective of
the action of other nations , would
have taken steps which would have
brought proper action against the
discriminations made by the French
in favor of the Carlists , in violation
of the obligations of neutrality.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money Market.
NEW I'oitic , August 8.
Money Easy at 2S per cent.
Exchange Firm at48 3@491.
Gold Dull and. firm , ' opening at
110 , rose' } ; now selling \ 1QJ' . '
Goverhinehts i $ > 're acfivp ami
highef.
ptqpfts 3trqng anil advanced : P
4pJ'LS73.fVU ; , 751 ; * ? Y 0
Ji market is now hrm ; "SV V
New York Produce Market.
JS'EW YOKIC , August S.
Breadstuff's Generally quiet ,
Flour Dull ; superfine State
and Western. 4 GQa4 70 : extra 5 50
5 8P
8PYheat
" \Yheat \ Stronger , but not proba-
) ly"higher ; JNo. 1 spring , 130 ©
. 35 ; No. 2. Chicago , 1 23al 24 ;
io. 2 Milwaukee spring , 1 29 ©
i 3,0Corn
Corn Quiet but sirong ; "Western
mixed aflo'at 83.
Oats , Firm ; oW mixed Western
75 : new 65 ,
Provisions Quiet but firm ; new-
mess pork 23 75a23 87i.
Lard } 4al4 | .
leather In. better demand , but
prices unchanged.
Iron Dull.
Wool Moderately active , and all
description firm.
Chiccgo Pruuuce Markat.
CUIOAGO , August 7.
Flour Dull and unchanged ;
ihippers not In market ; Minnesotns
easier.
Wheat Steady ; cash , 1 04 ; Aug
ust , 104 } ; September , 1 01 } .
Corn Weak ; cash , 60 } : August ,
06 } ; September , 65J.
Oats Firm ; cash,40J ; AugustS'J ;
September , 30 } .
Barley Dull ; September , 1 OH.
Higbwlnes 96J.
Eye 74 :
Pork Firm ; cash , 24 00 ; Sep
tember , 2450.
Lard Quiet ; cash , 15J ; Septem
ber , I4i bid.
* _ .
Chicago Live Stock Market.
CHICAGO , Augusts.
Cattle Receipts , 2,000. Market
more active and firm ; prices a shade
higher ; Texans 240a300 ; fair to
choice steers 5 35a6 05 ; natives 2f
Hogs Receipts 8,000 ; aetivegood
grades and higher , common 5 90a
6 10 ; fair to good 6aGJ } ; choice G CO ;
few top lots sold at 710a7 50.
Sheep Receipts , 4,000. Market
quiet } sales at 3 00a4 50.
New York Live Stock Market.
JN EW i. ORK , August 8.
Cattle Receipts 700. There is a
fair demand for good selections.
The market elosed firm and a
trifle aasier at full prices. Native
eteera sold at 10 25@12 75 ; Texans
8 0011 00 ; extra , 13 00. '
Hogs Receipts , 3000. Live 6 30-
dressed quiet and closed at 8 86J (3 ( }
20
9 12 } .
Sheep andLambs Receipts 4,600.
Sheep , 525@6 25 ; fine selections ,
0 50 ; lambs , 7 00@9 00.
St. Louis Live Stock.
ST. Louis , August 8.
Hogs Receipts , 1,820. The mar
ket Is firm. Sales of Yorkers at 5 50
@ 000.
Cattle Receipts , 1,330. The
market Is dull. Sales of Texans
2 00@4 00 ; natives , 3 004 50
butchers , 2 002 50 ; good to extra
Jiteers ,
M. HELLMAN & CO. ,
LO THIERS f !
,
AXD DEALERS IK-
GOODS ,
221 and 223 FARNHA.M STREET , COR. 13TH ST
OUR STOCK FOR THE
SIFIRIliTGrAJKTID STJl dliyCEIR ;
Is Complete now ; Our Assortment in
othing . Gents' Furnishing Goods
Comprises tlis Latest
THE LATEST STALES IXT 5..TS AXTD CAPS.
We Have also a Full Line in BOY'S and YOUTH'S Clothing
WE WILL SELL OURGOODS LOWER THAN EVER.
M. HELLMAN & CO.
STOCK , 1873.
, BROWN , 248 Douglas Street ,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
RY GOODS , CARPETS ,
AND OIL CLOTH
An Immense Stock of Fresh. New Goods Just Opened to.be
sold lower than any other house in.the city , consisting of-
IERIIOJ , EMPRESS CLOTHE , RSPELLAffi ,
ALPACAS & MOHAIRS , also VELYET & BEAYER CLOAKDTGS.
A FULL STOCK OF SHAWLS , BLANKETS , FLANNELS ,
MERINO l/.NDEBWEAR AND WORSTED GOODS *
TABLE LIKEN IN GREAT VARIETY. A FULL LINE OF
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN CARPETS , OIL CLOTHS , MATTING BBSS , AND MATS ,
, bedding , Mirrors ,
and 'everything pertaining to the FURNITURE arid UP
HOLSTERY trade ; has largely increased his stoc > and now
has a complete asscJtment pi FINE , MEDIU and LOW
PRICED * goocls , which he is pffering at gnch REDUCED
PRICES as to make it to the interest of everyone desiring
ing. anything in this line , to examine ] s stock before purchas-
* , UPHOLSTERED ANJ >
OVERED TO
HAVING BOUGHT THE
BANKRUPT STOCK
01 the Popular
Goods Store ,
223 Farnham Slrce %
I l.crcby wish to inform the public of Omaha
and vicinity that I shall cent nue the business
and oU'er at all times
GREAT INDUCEMENTS
In all kinds of
STAPLE AXD FANCY'
DRY. GOODS !
I have adopted the
Strictly Cash and One Price
Principle , which I hope will meet with the
approval of the public as my prices shall be
always
THE VERT LOWEST.
A liberal patronage solicited. Respectfully ,
JOHN H , F , LEHMANN ,
228 Farnhcin Street.
Omaha , Neb. , July 21st , 187-1.
jy23 liu
FRANK J.RAMGE
DRAPER & TAILOR
,
AM DEALER IN
GENTLEMEN'S ' FURNISHING IGOODS ,
Full > ssortrnentof Imported "Woolens. All "Work "Warranted1.
2b2 . FarnliamSt. , - - Omalia , XTeb
3i SeodlT
B. & J WILBUR
Books and Stationery ,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ,
Fourtoantli Street , - Omah. = u ,
GENERAL AGENTS FOB ALL SCHOOL BOOKS
ar3-lmy
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
Cor. 13th , and Haraoy Streets ,
- - - USTIEIB.
pring and Summer Styles.
A. POL ACK ,
CLOTHIER ,
233 Far nil am St. Hear
_
Fine and Medium Clothing ,
and Furnishing Goods.
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