Nebraska Newspapers

    VOL. IY. OMAHA-TUESDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER 22 , 1874. NO. 81 ,
uI FUR DAILY BEE.
EDWAKD HOSEWATEH , Editor and Prop'r.
Offlc * No. 13 ! * t-'unilmiii iret. ettr.
Mnth nml Tenth.
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7 TEUMS ot suBscniPTioN :
One COPT , one year. In adT nce . J-M
.4 ix months. In rnlTunce 4-W
" three menths in advanceAJJJ
KJS-ll Dot paid in advanc * , $8 per annum wm
, toileted
FKEDERICK ,
LEADING HATTER !
Best Goods ,
liOWESTFRICES
Farnliam St
OMAHA.
OMAHA BUSINESS
ORAOKUB MANDTAOVOBT.
TcCIureA Fraltb. IBS llarner atret. bet.
L llth and 12tb. declW
GLASS AND PICTURE FR > HES. .
T Relnhart. 186 Pouilan street , dealei In
J .window glass and picture framai. < > > * ucs
done to order. * -u
BOOTS Ad ) SHOES.
! - > " ? . 155 Farnham it. between loth
PWHr I15h febWrl
OONFEOTIOHEET.
. lalrr , corner 12th nnd Donglan itreevn ,
HL. nuf cturer and wholesale dealer In
cand . s and confectionery. Country tr de to-
llceted. aplil
COATDBitEES. .
"Tt pd * KUl..t.coa ! , lime , cemen Ihalr etc. ,
t Fl 134 Farnhara Bt. felil3m >
PA"WK BSOKEB.
Tl r Elgutter , No. 200 Farnhaa it. lelTU
LATJ5DRY.
> > w lanndr otv-ned at oil lllh t. ( t-
4n rnd Dou.'Inn. Thewiuhlns ana
line will b done to rdcr. flrit clui work
80-P ACTORT.
Soap Worts. Powel' ' & Co , tMll
Premium act-ire their Piemlusi Soap. Flr
first premium . .awarded by ihe i.ougla county
and Sfte fain , and Pottawatumle county , la.
Orders * ollltod from the trade
A1TOBNET3.
B. F. SJIYTHE. O. C. GRAVES.
SMYIHE & GRAVES ,
Attorneys -at-Xiaw.
Room 5 Creiehton Block.
E. E8TARRO IK. . M. FEANU8
ESTABROOK& FRANCIS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
OFFICE Crokhton Ulock , Omaha. Neb.
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DhXTER L , THOMAS ,
Attorncj and Counsilor at Law.
07FICE Boom Ho Viuchtr1 ! Block ,
OMAHA . . . NEB
IN' 1C. ICKLL.KV.
Li Attorne 1 CounseloratLaw
-OMAHA >
. : SOLICITED ANDPBOMPT-
SOLI.irTIOKS to. No charge u leu c > Ileo
ns are made. JI u r to let and rents tel
ettcd. JU-al estate lioiichi nnd M > Id. aplTtf
JOHN Vi. LYTLE ,
iitoniCTat-lDTT nnd Solicitor In
Eqalty.
OFFIOt-Orer Pint National Bank ,
msl-tf
W. J. CONNELL ,
AND
Attorney for Second Jud
icial District.
OFHCS South side ot Farnham , between
ISth . an ' Ifitb ( . , orposlte Court House.
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PAKKE GODWIN ,
Attorney at Law.
( Ilellman Blick. )
4'0 THIBTEEKTH STREET. OKAHA
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G. W. AMBROSE ,
UEDICK'S OPERA HOUSE
OMAHA
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T. W. T. Jlicnariis ,
Attorney at Law ,
OiflcelOO 13th St. , bet. FarBbam
and Hurnpy Omaha , 5cb.
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O. HBALLOU. .
ATTORNEY at LAW
OOc nCrelsbton'su wblocV ,
room , floor.
OMAHA. -
X. BALDWIS .20. M. O'BBUCH.
DALDWIX * f > 'BRIF.Sf ,
ATTORNEYS s LAW
OEce Caldwcll Block , OoagUi Ptreet ,
OMAHA. - - - - NEBBAHKA.
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J. S. SHROPSHIRE
Attorney- -
Eoom Xo. J ( ° , p
6MABA , - - KEEtR.
AVAGE & MANDERSOft ,
Attorneys at Law ,
SU FAHKUAil 6TJiEAT.
JAMES W. . f"10 * " Nebraak
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JOHN C. COttIN ,
A XI ) COUNSELOR.
OFFICE-CKEIGITTOS'S BLOCK ,
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OMAHA , SEUUAJ.KA.
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} . B. STAUh. . K-rnrrcunr
SPAIN & PRITCHEH ,
Attorneys ind Counselors at Lair.
Offl- . 60 TweU. i bjwt.1
Address lar * RAT taa Omaha.
N. J. BURNBLAML
ATTORXEI 4XD COp. SrJLLQB AT
B. E. Car15th and DongUi Strw'a.
OLD PKOBABILITIES is evidently
testing Tyndall's prayer-guage.
. Nothing else could have produced
such blessed , copious showers.
THE BEB has strengthened its
political tow-line , and now nobody
presumes to doubt its ability to pull
Sir Hawes through Congress with
its hawser.
COLONEL , NOTUWAEE'S forthcom
ing grasshopper proclamation will
eclipse all the Slate papers ever
issued under the great seal of this
commonwealth.
Now that General Roberts has
demolished the ITcrald'8 canard
about his dishonorable discharge in
the army , the Bourbon organ will
have to invent something that will
stick better.
SHAKE them up as you may you
will always find them on the top.
Wo refer to the inseparable band
of public benefactors who monopo
lize the offices in our State Board of
Agriculture , manage the Centennial
business , and are now to direct the
distribution of the relief fund. They
are all there : Furnas , Morton ,
Wheeler , Brisbia and Scott.
An indiscriminate staugMcr m
clothing and KeijiV 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 jn . : d
bought and sold Sy T. Gottheimer ,
Broker , at 296 Farhham street.
Unredeemed Hedges for Aalc.
may Iy26
J. KOOKEHEAD ,
AND PHARMACIST ,
P ttw'f Block , Bet. California & Wsbjttr Ets.
OMAHA , NEB.
Phrxiclans Prescrlptlous carefully
je263iu * cumnoiiodwl.
DEKTIPTHV.
OFFICE. No. 232 FAR H HAM ST.
CP STAIRS.
Bet. 13th & . 14lh Sis. . O M AH A.
njroiili-.t i/rurtlriwl iituis In tlieclty
DR , A , S , BILLINGS ,
IDE1.TTTST ,
234Bet.
Bet. 1 th and 14th , up stairs.
Teeth extracted without pain , by uwof Ni
trous Oxide -it * .
) fflM efrs ftrll cc = eSU
fC.OOZS3.fil.
L VAN CAMP M.D.
Diipenacs hla own medclnes , and hesldn
regular prnrtlce , makes tceclftlitles of DeranK -
menU and Dlieases Peculiar to Women , Fistu
la , Piles and other Diseases of the Rectum.
OFFICK : Corner Farnham nod 14 h r Ireets ,
first door to the rliht. nn t Ir . Resldenc ,
210 Douglas street , between 12 and nth , next
to Lutheran Church Omaha , > Vh Aildrw
Look ROT S n. ianlMAw'f
9IB8.JT K. VA DKIlCOOIt
Eclectic Physician *
Residence and offic. 250 Dodge st bet 14th nnd
IStb sU.
Upecla ] attention paid to obstetrics and Alt
jsej pecuUjr to women and chlldr n. (9U.
"UNION MARKET , SiV
B. A.
537 fifteenth Breet , out. Donglj and DoJgi- f
POHK , Fh FP
Mutton and Veal. h
Fish , Poultry , Game ,
ly A5D
TEW SALOON-
HENRY , the popular Saloon ke p r , hasro-
fitted up the binement ot old Ilrrald liuU'ling
cor. 13th and Douglas Sts. , where , in c mnec-
tl n w'th bin Mr he FPt' nut a Lunch evert
morning KUd GRAND LUNCH EVERY SAT-
UKDAY. Giro him a call. al d
C.
. Fnrnhnniund BIcvrnfh S
AU kinds of TAILORING , Ocauln ? nnd re-
pilrlqidonaatfononaWaratei. A fine lot of
VURNISHINU UOOD3 constantly qn hand
and aold cLoup ,
ar.
GENERAL AUCTIONEER ,
Cor. IGtband I > edge J ts.
[
rrompt at'ontton glren to ales of household
furniture , oregooila hnrs-s , cattle , etc. , either
at store or owner's residence. Heal E tate at
public or private sale. auf31dtf
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-1U" ' PACTCSKF Or ASO DEALKB 15-
Lambrcqulns an W.ndow Sliaies ,
CJJBOMOS , EJi6IUYI3KS AKD
PICTURE FRAMES ,
JTO Farrtbain trfefiroinr P ' -
nlh fr
H. C. > TALKE .
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MANOFAClOKtr A t UJiALEB IN ctl
BOOTS & SHOES tlsi
sidi
10 ISth SU Between Furcham anl Doujbu- di
disi
JOHN U. GREEN , siSI
SIC
STATE HILLS b' C (
DEALER IM tlcl
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ORALS , FLOUR AXi ) FEED ,
ta
ixn tadi
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COMMISSION MERCHANT. tile
VAN BORIS'S
MACHINE le
leD
All kindi of light and henry
MACHINERY MADE& UEPAIHED. Si
256 HABHET STREET. - OMAHA.
BEES ! B B8 ! ! BEES ! ! !
on
m HE Undenlzned baa slrtr swarms of na-
1 tire and lulian be a for sale , in.Lies . of
the American and Bucket * patents. Strong
| wann a.t lr to rijlit iiollars earb , with actual
con o | hire added. Light swarm ; , from four to
six dollars each. I hare more * than tue
location Ul .upport , and mutt sell.
Addma :
WRAH CBAIO ]
YBRY LATEST.
MIPNTQ-HT.
SALT LAKE , Sept. 21.
Brighain Young is sick and con
siderable uneasiness was felt to-day
in regard to his condition , as It is
reported that borne astrologer pre
dicted that ha would die on the 7th
of Dec ember next.
PITTSBUKO , Sept. 21.
A fire originating in William
Walton's cigar store at Saw Mill
run this morning destroyed that
building with a number of frame
shops and dwelling houses adjoin
ing , anl also three spans of the
railroad bridge at that point.
Neither loss iior insurance was as
certained.
AUGUSTA , Mo. , Sept. 21 :
Alden Sprague and Howard
Owen , of the Kennebeo Journal ,
were arrested this afternoon on a
criminal charge of maliciously H'
belling Gardner Vo s , representa
tive elect from this city. They
gave bailj for their appearance at
the October term of the supreme
judicial oourt.
SAN FRANCISCO , Sept. 21.
Judge Field , of the United States
Supreme Court , sitting with Judges
Field and Sawy r , to-day , in the
Chinese w Oman's habeas corpus case
decided that the State law under
which it was attempted to send
them back to China , is constitution
al. Judge Sawyer , of the Circuit
Court , dissented ; Holfman , District
Judge , concurred ,
"LITTLE Kocic , September 21.
Hot Springs dispatches to the
agent of the Associated Presi * say
that the party in pursuit of the stage
robbers compelled them to take to
the mountains. The robbers' horses
were entirely useless , having been
ridden very hard in the hot pursuit.
Citizens , have joined in following
them , and they are now entirely
surrounded.
TOPE 1C A , Sept. 21.
Information from the scene of
the operations a7amst the Indlus
in the southwest is to the effect that
a train of supplies corralled by In
dians on the Wnchita , was released
on the 14th , and on continuing its
journey soutli was met by General
Miles' command which went into
cnmp about one hundred miles south
of the Canadian. The Indians are
moving south and are apparently
trying to avoid a general enpago-
m'ent.
HKLENA , M. T. , Sept 21.
Four incendiary fires occurred
here last nicht. The first alarm
was at 11:30 : in a building occupied
by J ajlev , a jeweler ; and McMur-
p'hy , fruits , on Main street. Short
ly after a fire wasdlscovered in Mr.
Hall's house near ihe corner of
, .
Broadway and Rodney streets.
Shortly after another fire was dis-
cqvered in the Court House , Ow-
} ng to tlie Jatj rain , everything was
soaking wet , nnd the fires were ex
tinguished. The principal loss was
from water and moving.
NEW YORK , Kept. 21.
Thomas'Lewis , of 373 Hudson
street , was kicked to death on Sat
urday night by James Burke , watch
man of the u're department repair
yard.Pastor
Pastor Holliday , of Plymouth
church , stated that a letfer had been
received from Mr. Beecher , saying
that he should be in Brooklyn to at
tend the prayer meeting one week
from Friday , and would preach the
following Sunday.
The agents In this city of the republic - .
public of Cuba are in telegraphic I I
communication with Carlor De Va- *
rona , who has placed at thedisposi- "
tion of the Cubans here , twenty
thousand dollars fur the purpose of
carrying on the war against Spain.
NKW ORLEANS , Sept. 21.
General James Longstreet , coin-
mauder-in-chief of Kellogg's army ,
says the state house and arsenals tetl
were surrendered for want of am tlSi
munition to dpfend , nnd places the Si
responsibility ( on Attorney General 01E
Field , who enjoinea the militia ap 01al
propriation of twenty thousand dollars al
lars made by the last legislature. alP
Judge Dibble In a letter to thePic- P
ayuna says tl at hp fired two shots ai
from under a window in the custom to
house at those who deliberately iePI
fired at him , while standing ttiere PIP'
looking on , but toojt nq _ part in the P'P
fight on lasfMonday. P'at
The conference committee held a at
final session tills afternoon , to arrange fo
range a joint supervision of the ma re
chinery of the November election. tbal
Evcrytning was harmonious till tne albe
question of the composition of the beat
returning board came up , the McEu- at
eryites proposed to till t\yg pf their inCi
vacancies , and the. oilier vacancy Ci
with some gentleman'of irreproach Itbt
able character. This the Re'publi- bt
cans ahsoutey ] ] Declined to agree to , tb
nd the convention finally adjourn to :
ed without results. IK
CHICAGO , Sept. 21.
The specials sent last night from
Juincy concerning the Indian dep sa
redations near Camp Supply , stating OJ
that Colonel Miles had been coffl ? OJS
pelled to fall fcapk to rpeet hls'sup ? S
plies , had telegraphed Geneial Pope be
for reinforcements , and had lost his pe
supply train and considerable rium ;
per of men , prqyo on/ / Inquiry at
headquarters to bo uitrni > qr so u.n *
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a canard.
.cm facts have been obtained la
from General Sheridan , who re lacr
ceived a dispatch this morning tr
Colonel Miles , in a dispatch dated trhi
the 5th inst. , 75 miles south of Red til
River , advistd General Pope ho tilPI
should fall back for supplies ; this PIat
dispatch came via. Fort Dodge , atT.
leaving there on the 17th lust It T.to
says after leaving Canadian River , toel
Major Lyman commanding the es- tt
uort to the supply train , was attacked
' 300 to 400 Indians. This was on cl
the 9th Instant. The Indians clst
sharged the train several times , de
taining it three days ; on the third se
day the Indians abandoned the at seni
tack. ni
The Indians stem to have been niTl
lea by Satanta and Big Tree. TlG
During the fight Lieutenant Lewis in
was severely wounded in the knee , inPi
Sergeant D'Armau was killed , se
Sergeant Single , private Buck and secc
waconmaster Sanford were woun tr
ded , the latter mortally. The ofll- trd <
rer estimates the number of In ta
dians killed at fifteen , and the taof
wounded at as many more. Private ofnl
Pettijohn was killed near the camp nl
McClellen creek. On the llth nlHi <
part of the force that attacked six Hi
men bearin ? dispatches , and after a In
desperate fight of a whole day one Intt
courier was killed , four wounded , tt
nnd the Indians were repulsed. The ttcc
Indians have been beaten in every cce
fight , with small loss to the troops. m
General Pope adds that Col. Miles rn
bas force enough to beat all the In tc
dian a that can bo raised. lo
miiRAPIIC ,
4 O'CLOCK P. M.
Specially Reported for the Omaha Daily Bet >
bv the Atlantic and Pacific TeleKrabb Go.
TES EAST ,
The Italians of Philadelphia Pro
pose to Erect a Monument
to the Memory of
Christopher Columbus.
3FOR.EIG1T'
Ceremonies Attending the
Launch of a New German
Iron-Clad.
KIEL , Sept. 20.
Emperor William , to-day was
present at the launch of the new
iron clad , and christened her
"Fredrick the Great. " The Em
peror also received congratulations
and addresses from 20 delegates of
Schliswig Holbtien.
I. WIN MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
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N. H. , Sept. 20.
.Rev. Henry Ward Beecher , upon
invitation of Mr. Fairbanks andt
others of St. Johnsburg , Vt , is to
speak in that place on Tuesday nex
before the county agricultural socie
tv. Is nl o to speak at Plymouth
N. JEL , before a similaronrankation
Kixnsrnif , Jamaica , Septl2.1
via HAVANA , Sept. 21. j
The small pox is now abating. At
one time there was eight hundred
cases in Kingston alone , but is now
reduced to two hundred. Vaccina
tion and other sanitary precautions ,
with favorable weather , have done
much to allay the disease.
PHILADELPHIA , September 21.
There was a meeting of Italians
here last night to devh-e means for
raising funds to erect a monument
to Christopher Columbus. It Is re
ported thatspveral thousand dojjara
have been collected ; over twenty
thousand will bo needed. An
Italian sculptor has prepared the
models. A committee was appoint *
ed to secure additional subscrip
tions.
LONDON , Sept. 21.
Advices from Riu Janerio states
that the emperor In his closing
speech at Chambius on the 12th ,
congratulated the country on its sat
isfactory relations with foreign povv-
rs , and declared his n-nvel'ntnent
would endeavor to promote agricul
ture by the extension of railways.
The extension of most lnu > nrtant
measures would be preipntpd next
session , looking to electoral nnd ed-
ucalionnl reform and agricultural
intercrop ,
NK\V Yoinc , fept 20. .
A special from Wa&hic rton says
that additional news from the In
dian country are encouraging for a
permanent cessation of hostilities
between the army and the Indian" ,
by a return of the latter to their
reservations , The war has been
waged exclusively against Indians
oft their reservations and commit
ting depredations , and all have bopn
impressed wjth the fact that peace
and safety are to be found by remain
ing within the bounds marked out
for : them , and with a due observance
of ! the rights and property of their
white neighbors.
Hostilities are tfoqugljt to bo sub
stantially ended for the raids are not
likely to be renewed next year.
1
AUGUSTA , ( Ja. , Sept. 20.
A report reached this city this af
ternoon that about 400 negroes , un-
the leadership of a negro named
Smart , intended to make an attack
on the whites at Eeese's Stoie in
Edgeford county , South Carolina ,
about fifteen miles from Augusta.
It is reported that some unknown
parties : fired into tlio house of Ten-
int last night , and that he intended P
retaliate on the whites. A cour h
ier who arrived with a note from a tc
prominent planter reports that a tcai
party organized and were on the ai
point of starting from hero when aiE
mother curier arrived bringing in 45
formation that Tenant had beenar- 45N
ested by the civil authorities and N
that the negroes had dispersed and
ill was quiet. Tenant was a mem-
aer of the convention which nomin-
ited Chamberlain , Tuerea \ a feei
ng { hat there will Do trouble in w
Jarolina between whites and blacks. 5
tlfat event there is no question 5lo
jut the white people of Georgia , on lo
.he line of tup Havanah river going loaf
the a.sistanee of their white af
neighbors in Carolina.
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NEW YORK , Sept 21.
A Times special from New Orleans
ays the situation is one of anxious
ixpectation , and btisjness Qvery-
yfa'are'Is resumed. Dem'ocrafs and
itep'uollcans ; alike believe there will
e no further bloodshed. It is ex
acted that the confcrence comnilU
e will arrive at ao'mg amicable -
lerstand.insr relatl- -
hi- * * - _ to registration
. > .u < ! approaching election.
The Democrats complain that the
law gives ton much power nnd dis-
retion ns to time and placanf regis
tration of voters , and that registers
liave permission to reject votes en
tirely without giving reasons. The
principal objection is two citizens
ire require 1 to indentiiy a voter ,
rhe Kellogg party profess a desire
grant anything , but believe the
election laws as good as any State in 47
the Union.
The committee will probably con
clude its labors to-day. It is under
stood that the result will b that the
McEnery par.y will pledge them-
elves to prevent public disorder of y
Kellogg's administration and recog
nize him as the legal Governor , Je
rhe Kellogg party will give the
Conservatives a fair representation
the coming election and both
promise to do everything possible to
secure an honest election and a fair Cc
jount of votes cast. To prevent Ccs
trouble in the parishes Emory has s
Jetermined to despatch a State de
tachment of troops to different parts
the State.
Specials from Fall River , Massa-
ihusetts to New York papersxjontain
nothing additional regarding the
lire disaster to what has been sent (
regular press dispatches.
The Herald editorially refers to
the catastrophe , and referring to the
coroner's inquest to be held to-day ,
sxpresses hopes that somebody be 0
made example of. It considers the
managers and ownersjof the mill ,
a great extent , responsible for the
loss of life. ta
WASHINGTON , Sept. 20.
The latest advices received by the
governmet from New Orleans re-
pi esent affairs in that city as quiet
and orderly.
OTTAWA , Oxr. , S pt. 21.
The Dominion Parliament has
been further prorogued until Octo
ber 13th.
COPKNHAOEX , Sept. 21.
The Danish government directs
its Berlin envoy to ask Germany for
an explanation regarding the expul
sion of Danes from Schleswig.
PARIS , Sept 21.
The death of Victor Sjour , the
French dramatic writer , is announ
ced.
ced.London
London dispatches from Madrid
state that Frederick Dockery , an
American , arrested in Cuba , is
now cruelly incarcerated.
RJ.CHESTER , Sept. 21.
Last evening a woman named
Diana , a seamstress , entered a west
end Ui ug store , and while calling
for medicine complained of faintness -
ness , and expired almost immedi
ately. An inquest will be held to
day.
F > LiiIliVEK , Mass. , Sept. 21.
Thos Keavy , one of the victims
Saturday's calamity , and n member
of company B. 3d regiment of
Massachusetts volunteers , was
buried this morning with military
honors. The remains were conveyed -
veyed Irom the late residence of the
deceased on 12th street to the
church , where appropriate religious
services were performed , and
from hence to the cemetery.
The procession consisted of
the third regiment and the.
funeral escort of a corporal and
twelve men with arms revers
ed , followed bysix comrades acting
as pull-bearers and the otllcers and
men of companies B. and I. , to
gether with a largo number of car
riages containing the relatives and
friends.
WASHINGTON , Hept. 21.
The following dispatch reached
here last night :
HDQR'S DKP'T OF GULP " , ]
New Orleans , S.ept. 21. J
To the Adjutant General of lhe US
Army :
Yesterday the State authorities re-
Piaced the temporary polifie rbree
| iy the regular poljce force of thQ
city. It was feared that this change
might cause some disturbances , and
troops were posted at various points
in the city , but the night passed
very quietly. I think this may be
taken as evidence that the surren
der was complete and in good faith ,
or by a peculiarity of the law of
Louisiana , the police force of this
city is organized under the State
aw , and is under the direct control
of the government.
( Slgtfed ) ' ' " ' v. g EMORV ,
Col. and Brev'tMaj.-Gen. Com.
Tbe Navy Department is advised
of the death qf SurgQpn Todd , of
, -ellow fever , whjph took place at
? ensaoola yesterday.
The following named Banks have
made deposits of legal tenders to
withdraw their circulation. First
.National of Mlllersburg , Ohio , $27-
000 ; Second .National of St. Louis ,
S22,500Merchants ; bank Providenqe ,
B. L , 568,900 ; Teirtopa | National ,
JNew Orleans , $180,000 ; First" Na-
ional , Kansas City , S27.000.
The total amount of legal tenders
deposited with the comptroller of
currency by national banks for tho.
> urpose of withdrawing their clrcu-
ation exceeds $7,000,000.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money Market.
NEW iToRK , September 21.
Money Easy at 2@2 } per cent
Foreign Exchange Steady at
84J for CO day , and 4 87 for sight.
Gold Opened at J QQ } and prices
during the forenoon were alternately
between 1 09J1 09J , though the
market Is now firm at the highest
figure.
Governments A shade lower ;
currency ( J's 117.
Stocks Have been active and
generally lower , with the exceptions
of I Wabasb , which waa weak , and
Pacific Mall , whloh developed a
heavy tendency j at 12 o'clock the
tone Improved and the entire list
advanced < ; the features of the day
are UP , W U and Lake Shore ;
Erie 1 35J ; U P30i ; W U , 79J ; PM
18. B
18.Mew P
Mew York produce Market. be
Sept ? ; , pa
Breadstuffs Irregular , tii
Flour Dull ; superfine State and
western , 4 755 00 ; extra , 3 10 ©
540.
540.Wheat
Wheat Nominally one cent
lower. $
Corn Strong ; western mixed ,
ifkat , 98.
Oats Steady ; western , mixed ,
Eye State and Pennsylvania.
al 00. '
Bjjrjey - puncanged.
Provisions Easier.
Pork Steady , a shade easier.
Leather Nominally unchanged ,
Jran TJnghanued.
ally unchanged.
Chicago Pruuuce market.
CHICAGO , Sept 21.
Flour Quiet and steady ; good ,
choice spring extras 4 90 ( < B 25 ; su
pers scarce at 3 50@4 00.
Wheat Steady ; cash , 98 } ;
September , 9798 ; October , 94 } . 3
Corn Firm ; cash , 82 ; Septem
ber , 81 } ; October , 79 j.
Oats Quiet ; cash , 52 } ; Septem
ber , 51 } ; October , 49 } ; seller year ,
} .
Barley Quiet ; September 1 10 bid
October 1 03.
Rye 91 on the spot
Highwines Dull ; 1 01.
Pork Quiet ; cash , 22 75 ; seller
year 18 00.
Lard Quiet ; October , 14 75 ; sel
ler year 11 20
G-sroa.'t "TOCT'ooitoarxa.
Corner of Cnminp aad Tviatjr-iecoad itrttti
The finest lager beer con -
stantly on hand.
1e25-Cm CHAS..WETSH7LLEB , Trtf
H , CANDRIAN ,
Dealer lu
CUTLERY
Steam and
Grinder Polisher ,
Office : 518 13th Street ,
OMAHA ,
Orders taken for BUrer Plating.
All ordon br snail Till In promptlT attended
.
St. Louis Produce market.
ST. Louis , Sept. 21.
Flour Lower grades firm.
Wheat Dull , drooping. No 3 red
fall 1 051 06 } ; No 2 red winter ,
1 16il 17 } .
Cam Very firm and quiet ; 81.
Oats A shade higher ; iNo 2 , 52
® 53 ; casu 51 ; regular and Septem
ber 52 } .
Barley Steady ; No 2 spring 1 07
1 07 } .
Rye Lower , 9093.
Whisky Firm , at 1 02.
Pork 25 00.
Lard Steady.
Chicago Live Stock Market.
CHICAGO , September 21.
Cattle Receipt ; , , 5,000. To-day
being a Jewish holiday many buyers
were absent , and the market ruled
very quiet , prices nominally un
changed ; common to choice native
steere , quotabla at 4 506 30 ; few
lots of through Texans sold at 2 50
© 3 20 ; fair stockers , 3 45.
Hogs Receipts , 7,600. Very
quiet , sellers asking an advance ,
and buyers demanding a decline ;
wiles ranged 6 55(3)7 ( ) 30 , common to
choice mostly 6 657 20.
Sheep Receipts , 700. Market
quiet and steady at 3 25a4 50 for fair
to choice.
St. Louis Live Stock.
ST. Louis , Sept. 21.
Hogs Teceipts,4,700firm ? ; ; stock-
ers.4ia5 , porkers and bacon. © 6 } ;
butchers j , 77J ; medium 5ao } .
Cattle Receipts , 2,000 ; Tex
as , 1 504 21 ; fair to choice , 3 50 ©
5 00.
FRANKLIN , Sopt. 21.
The McEnery parish oflicials who
took possession of their ofilces on
Wednesday last surrendered them
* .o the KelloRg government this
morning. All is quiet.
SPENCER'S
Fruit an-i Confectionary
Cor. IStli and L-arcnirorlli StsM
JyUSm AT THE BUIPHf
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. BROWN , 248 Douglas Street ,
WHOLESALE AND'RETAIL
DRY GOODS , CARPETS ,
AHD OIL CLOTH ,
.An Immense Stock of Fresh New G-oods Just Opened to be n
sold lower than any other house in the city , consisting of
MERINO ? , IMPRESS CLOTHS , RSPELLAIf S.
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A FULL STOCK OF StIAWLS , BLANKETS , FLANNELS ,
MERINO "UNDERWEAR AND WORSTED G-OODS.
TABLE LINES IN BEAT .
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ENGLISH m AMERICAN CARPETS , OIL fi' MATTING RUGS , AND MATS ,
THE
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238 Douglas St. , Omaha , Neb.
WAGO1T
Wood Stock ,
IVAGON HARDWARE ,
Patent Wieek , PichlnJ Charing , &i.
Lxles , Springs and Thimble Skeins
HARDWOOD LUMBER ,
3arriages , Hacks s3 Buggies
Stailebscker i
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G. STJRIFFLER
DEALER IN
3 E , O O EKIES ,
'rorMons
Tobacco ,
Scgars ,
E. OOB. Or TEHTH tad FABHHAM-
WHOLESALE CAKTBISS
I am o\v inanulacturing aU varieties of candies
sell a
Dealers In thli State need not irant to go Kast for CANDIES.
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