OM.AHA FnlDAY MORNING OCTOBER 2 , 1874. NO. 90.
VOL. IV.
CUK DMI.Y
tDWAUD WteUWATKB , lilitorand Frop'l
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OmcNo. . 1.11 ! -
Mi-lli ntnl Truth.
y. we venr. in aTs -
, nonthIn ndronre
A"
advance -
three nunths in
not j-aid m advance. SB lr annum wil
collated
JV.
LEADING HATTEH
Rest
cpp.i itc t e \ t \ \ f
Omni l' Vntr I Hotel , f ( J iM
OMABA BOS1HKSS
, - . A = m\tb. \ 185 llnrncv Btieet. 11
M-nnr. " " deilbtf
BOOTS AGD SHOES.
lant. l Karnhaui st. Iwtween 10th
Plilllr 115li febMvl
CONFf CTIOK FEY.
II in nuf ttunr nnd wh < I.ale le "er ii
* guild come , tionery. Country tr '
no A.
- ) .land . A Pill t.cojl , lime , cemen fialr eu.
1 j rarutiain t felilsuiS
PAWH B30KF.K.
. - nigutter , No. 'JKl I'arnhaui t. ) c7tf
IADKDET.
A nw lanndr" op not at all 11 Hi et. , t
A F nl.niu i-n.l l > u Ir * Thetr-w'innanrt
Iron cc * IH l" > 'lnneto rd r.tirsl cass wort
8 > H Ar'TOBT.
Sp W.ir. * . Towel A < > , j"l
Pmnlum Ml ntle.i P < rmiu"i Soap I i'o
firm pmuinti. . w 'tie.i i.y ihe i ou ia wiiiniy
and .s | ie fairiMI < r.ittnwaiumie routity , la.
JruerK wili-ili < l finm tlieirade
jiv Inttismminate atavgMcr m
> furntohliiR
clothing " (1 Kcnta
of prices at 206
regardless
poodregardless
F.irnliam street. Fine linen and
chcvc.it . shirts ot c rwu make at
$2.00 and S2.50 each.
Jfalfroad Ti < : ets
boucht and > Id b.v T Gotthcimcr.
Broker , at 29G Faniham treet.
Fnwlrcmcd P' dgct for f ac.
mav Iv20
Hsmlot Or-vina ,
OK EFAL DKALI.C ix
Stai le and paicy Dry GoodvS
JVM nv. .T : . " . .J 'ore-nnl i > iivenwortlis s
\KFEItS T T 1C rOIH.I' A M ST l-OM-
I pete 1'ne ' ( .f l'r - < ! " ! . T-nry O.o' * ,
Wo len nd C. fun larurl * U'1-iin.r ' M. ln
\ < > I ii .slia-l an I a'l kinilinff Hand winter
m-tcr l for a'i < s'nnic IMr. ns' lr fus. Al
v \ 1 o" ' U crudes D 1 d"1 * rtp ion- -p < s.
cli'tv ' lioo's kud Iioca Jor ladit'pe ts'md
OFFICE , llo. 932 EARN HAM ST.-
- i p ST vins.
CeL J5th L 14ih lsOIVIAKCA. . .
-fl" .P ! I IV > I . ' I- ii < tlie city
DR , A , S. BILLINGS ,
IVt 1 th and 14th , up > Uln
wlthout
T th
orcr . : *
Sclectic Physician
Re ! dcnce and offih IV ) Podce st b ' Ith roi
IStll RtS.
a attention paid to " ' ' ctrlcJ
x-cnlljr In womi n anil rhllilr'ti. tstl
ooxra-w. .
I. VAN GAMP M.I )
DiMfiiB' * nil > n ineJilnei , and rsMei
ulir pnu tl.v. uiHki * i ci ! ltlH of Dernn -
mircuand I > l eesc l' tiliart Women , Vistn-
3nHVi' n'l. > toerl > i > a ref the K-ctura.
O MCK : Corner Farnham .u- > ' ' ' . ' - "
. . ' . Kcsidcnc ,
'fiiii . oor Joil.p ri.ht HP
ftrect.lwtucrnWand 11th , uxl
210 Tfciugl * .
no Lutheran Ciurch iiniKhn. > - ' * "rtV
< lrt I
i . . . SH. n
TAN
si : BC o * .
of light an l hvrf
' -ivn : ; & REPAIR u > .
tSTAIl'o \ \ ! t fJuarar cef. .
> R H BN P7 STREET. OMAHA
SPENCER'S
Truit a = . Confectionary
< 'or. 1.1'U ' and I. nvcnworlh
AT TUB
WILLIAM SEXAUER.
. - - Otrsta. Nel
SJ5fJJ > 1J iDFt t.
E-ALK AND BKTAII. DEALKn W
FUBNITURB
. M ANUFAi 1 U * t f Milt UtlALFE IN
tBOoTS&SH.OSS
JO llh : lirrhatn
, u
ENOCH HE.NNEY
1 jjnstioe of the Peace
tlffice atn- tan M te I'.ink , rornir 1 t'jrn.
| IHUI.I < I | nil" , r vt
Practical Watchmaker ,
171 t arnr * m , . v"or. . llth Bt.
HIM AI
t
Sclincider &
MJLI nf irturera ol
X , COI'I'Eit ASI ) M1 ET IIIO ?
VTA BE. DEALERS IN
' Cooking and Heat in ? Stores.
Tin K > fing , &JwutlrKand utt r ig lan
'Sort notice n4 Ir ( ho lout maaner.
' HENIfV. HIP popular Sil on Ve p-r , has rc-
< led up ine Ii einrat of < d Hrrald I'U'l lin
br DID * n < t l > < > u ln bis. , vh Tf. me nneo
tb his bar he FCt nt a I unrh erer >
d GRAND LUSC PVEEY 8AC-
tiPECIAL ,
NOllCtAaiertiarueuu. . ol lu uei , ru
ule , Ujrt , Wants , Kound , Hoarding , AC. , wil
- in ried in thene mluinns nn.-e for TKf1
i FNTSp line ; each i-ulwnjuent Insertion
FIVL CKF S per line. Ihe hrst uiwriloi
n-M-r IM < h T TWKSTY-KIVB
f ANTED l > ny IAB d js , N. w. i or 12th
\v \ an Hi.ward at
2 XV11 < > w opr ns distillery toiup ny an
JLuow ieady to buy gr iu. teMS 6.
\\ANTEI by Uid ywr a man who U i
pr ci c 1 fa mer , with a wife ho is a t-ooi
rook nd ous.Lc JIT "og. " Into i. a thinj
mllci sl o I'o mil Illuifc one i > r tw chi
dieu n < tobjei llunalil ifaulr lodtiiboriM. l.u
quire.t.35 KA bh uitt.et-t. S'pWdif
I Olt ALE lwol.ti.lnsu nu'sUt Addition
C in tb.- line ol tbe street it 11. Ail * ru >
1. Q , B e Oflice. rep 2SJ6.
KENT A t o story seven room dwel
FOK _ h.ms , No 43 ; 2 h i. . wi h ieJUr ,
well. CBttru and sliaue uo.s. Inqu reet
LF. D. J .N fcS.
sep2Sdtf S. E. cor. of Doug as and 1 th Ms ,
P.tNr st.ire. Dwfrlhre , Boardm * , and
FOU . Inauiicof
ALF. D JOXE- ,
-pC3itf S. E. cor. Duugl s and 15th s'
FI1UST I'h ss HOUI ) G HoilsE , IN
\ pod .01 at Ion , and < 1 in a fi e Im'hit s ,
w til 15 r > onif , orreni.and Hirnitu-eii rsal
Inqu T ? South Last cur. of ICtu and Chicago gig.
, 'Ki SI1 I Isll no-ircd evtry riawt > . Icxal
P anil u tail. Also rg nts for fie Am lain
B.inelar line , tbe th ipes lux'Ty of tl f
* > For tale at B. UKtilthX'aSH Douglas
rcet. ntw
_
HAU A IN l.S < II i f uu * . . i ,
GHKAl ' - rom I UP > I c. fn if" * -
a-'co. Inquire al 5J3 14'li sir et h t. F * > -
n.hmand l.ou.l-a. J. JOlINsOX.
i | > 2C f
\\rASTLD-A firgtcla tinner al 183 OUR-
\V las St. , iuirnfd aUly. kept23afit
I O IIB T A suit < f iO"m ii'ii lile for
1 ! II fniily a d a sum 1 hou e lo re t
Ariil. toT. II IJtey , cor of W'lbsteraml irth
sis. i-ep 25dtt
. \ fir t < I i s Ixur.le s H tel at Ms
AH.\V ' nth bet . . an
isu-ueb' , 538 , Ciip. a e.
Dave" cirt. oo 1 1 I lo > 1 > 2iif
- ' p Ar-nuv.
HOUsnronUCXT-lTtlian'C
8
8ti.
ti.
pU'lt
sJJ FOil UKh T Kiuth and L piul
HOI . B. A. AVLUK & IAJ.
ftp 21tl
i iO' ' SM ron nisr : 20 u a d C M. fos-
I I t < esA on giteuIxiUI O. t. Is .
fejt 'Jlif S. A. TA VLOIt A Co.
U 1 OU UUNT18tn an I Caa- .
H S.A.TAY.OKACO.
tf
OXI.Y IO L AX Iniiilrc | at Uw ' "Scr
M ot 1' . . \ . Bl.'ALa liuom 9 Vi.clier s II < nk
lu. s pll6dtf
CATb rg imin real 't t" , furiuli * l i 7
( Jill I Jock ( > , vriili all imnroTHMt nts here-
> n iluaU lpn I IH geMr fil * * > weeu 13ih lllth
Mn-rlH , at the low I ) ice of $ , W > ' nqulie o
ii JIEI.l.M \ . * & . C/ Corner of Franhnm A
t Ii te ntii streets. jll < l30t
/ AN 111 i"1 * lain , Uuniuii Nr.fwejj an
V\ we > iisli , or Ins'i irl 10 o k In i oitls
n-tau iinti a d prhaie fmiiliet. lint I u at
Cot i 11 A < o , En p'oj ui < ut llur uu , jfl Fif-
teMiili fife t. cpc > * i l' s nflice. e ti&lt
'Illll liiHln and i 1 D t porlll 'I L. i * 1 ott'a
I re-i I nc iui le a > iho low pru-c < > t
-SO j rifle motet auihemsiui i l r u-
i.lis. IniJJlr .f . W jlBKUalAttn -
i ey near hrud "f ll'iu tr > ft. x , 'i3 < lii
. \ Aili.r * ny one w.iiuiiiii to o 1 nrx
\ \ Ll.angc any kind fjalnw , ! . ui'l't- .
audio n.f ciiau i . cull 'n u We Imvt-
tliai.cm u irvl > in. ur hanila , Hllordini ; h
Ui ui suiiciil f.r ui.pit.il , liotu small ainl
riie.it IO' HI'A CO. , Exiliing n I Col
in tin ? I'-urrail JXS1 15 Ii Rlicet , < > , po lie 1 * st
- 8C | 2 tf
rpo 'I UK lumit , Tlie ui )
1 u | > ne-1 xu ulbce fo em 1"
ANTED A girl to do gtuwil li mwoi V
W t 418 Davenport sU uu-T-iJif
TO LO\N "n Bpprovea p-rsont
MOSEY , nboClty .md Co iity Uarrant *
Umghi and rol Inqulr. at Law ( Ittl oof T
\V . nirharda. No. 4W L5th &t , Omaha.
AugCdtf
TO RE 193 DonrJaa sir et. In
quire of WEBBER A BLUM ,
julrltf
> r ANTED Day boanlvns i-t fhg putil est
w ror. otlOtb and HarnPTSts.
Fifth Ward Voters Attention !
AU p rjon wlio < him the right to vote in the
Fi th (6) ) Ward , and whose nmuni are nut rcg-
i tiroJ are requested to all on the Registrar ,
this utir fOu li-e-t co nar 'hirtcen h and
C'icago streets , on Mon aj and Tucsl.if , "tto-
ber St. . a d Ct , where h ill sit for the pur-
POH. ol orrculntf the vet ng 1 s of a id ikrd. .
Hou * fai tit log from D . m. H'5 p m.
C WILKI n lUijistmr.
OMAHA , l > cl > , SopteiflUf 19 is t
tMj > t29-flt
U , P , R , R , MEAT MARKET ,
Ifch street bet California and Webster.
KE N HAND THE BFST
supply of J'ErsJI ; A > 1) SALTUU
MHAIS. AIs > a larne to < l. of Kine siller
ure-l Haiusan I llro.il. fast Damn , at lha low-
it r.t f WM AU-iT a KXOTlt ,
i ir 4l ? I roi
ELECriON PUOCLAHATIOX.
Kotiee Is herel.r gtren to the qu lined electors
of thel'itv o Om In , il nl a s-pccial Eloition
will b held within and for tl > * City of Omaha ,
on ' 1 ue * lay thUtli lay of Oct' IXT. A 0. 1S74.
f. r the purKMR | of sulnnltt ti | ( to tb quullnod
* > > ctorsof tail any the lolluwiug | > roi-o5i > ion ,
ill. :
shill b .n U cf ih rltr of Omaha l > e Issued bv
pai-i Uty In lie sum ( f lour hundred thuutand
dollars , due in fre. ty years wlili inture't at
cig t ixrrcut. . < Kr a num , to 1 * u < dforthe
burpo e of erecting , or p ocurlng the crobtlou
Sf Water Vf rt 1 the Ci'y "f Omaha. "
ald prpposUlo4. uflre. * l 11 be w lifn or
nr n ed upon i-ac'i ' Iwllot , B J ft ? * ote th reon
shall l oonly " Vc " or NQ. " written * prim-
Mi bcL.w said l > roj > 0 Ulon up q the Saia
At Slid Special Election the polls wii ! be
opcnol at 9 o'clock A. M , and be lent open
until 7 oV ecu I' , ii . nt the 0 lowing places :
Fir-t Ward .it Turner Hall
s < Dnd Ward at n ine Hou e , Ko.3.
Ililr < W rd at En Ine Hou - . .No 2.
Fourth War.l at bheritTn Office , Court Home.
Fi th Ward at tennsjlvinli Hour * , ihicjgo
street
Sixt Ward at Ensln HOU3P , Ko 1.
In win e x hereof 1 have hcrrun'p set my
hatd and raus d the ifal nf Mid city to be
he untCxud , ibU 17th day of ieliteinUjr.
A l > . 1S71.
C 8.
I'1- } Mayor
C3r * < ? T
i oru.r of cni g ad Twen y-s > coaa rtreetf >
The fi est lager b er cons.
stint y on hind.
CH.V.- ' . WKYJIUI LER. Prop
N.J.
. .
fOU.Nui-.LLUK
I AW.
3 C. Cor 1Mb a d Uou UsHirr t.
V
Central House
o.630 lxeen'h > "re t ,
( Ipp. Jeffi-rson square , OMAHA , KEB.
40 1 r I'OTK. ' Prnt.'r.
Pay and wi k Roard t rea onalie rates.
Kir lluss lixr attached to ( he houje.
BiES ! BStS ! ! B-ES ! ! !
TIIK Under-Ianrd buslitr swa'msof na
tive and lull m ha for sale , in hi c * of
the Awe nan and Bucfce e latentS'runz
ivarm at U to rig t ollare e h. with actjal
co I of hive added , Lljrtil swann , from fnur to
MX flutlar * ca * b. I bave niorK es thau tL6
1'Cution LI support , and Fu > t ce > L
Address :
mnAU cp.Aio ]
, Fort Cclioon ,
ViRY LATEST ,
WASHIMJTOK , Oct. 1.
Tlie marriage of Thomas W.
Fitch , of the engiucor corps of the
United States navy , to Miss Mary
Ewi ig Sherman , daughter of Gen.
Sherman , was solemnized in Sain :
Aloy-In's , the Roman Catholic
church , this morninjrat 11 o'clock ,
by the Most Reverend J B Purcell ,
Archbisli > p of Cincinnati , a personal -
al friend of Mi.-s Sherman. The
church , which beats nearly t\vo
thctmnd persons , was densely
crowded , that number of in vita ioi s
having been issued. Among thu
guests were President Grant and
members of the cabinet , members
of the diplomatic corp" . distinguish
ed a-my a.id navy ollioer * , and
prominent citizens , nearly all
accompanied by ladies. The
number of notables present exceeded
that on any like occasion ever as
sembled here. The nuptial mass
\\ascelebnitedbythe Most Rever
end Bishop Purcell , Father Healey
and Father Mooney , of Brooklyn ,
a'nd a number of otner gentlemen.
The mass was Gioijja's Mass in "C , "
iunjr by the chinch choir and a
double quartette. There \\ere eight
groom-men and bridesmaids. The
oride entered leaning on the arm
of her father. The groom stood
u ithin the sacristy , and as the party
apnioaehed advanctd to tl'e en
trance ot the sanctuary , \\liTe he
received her hither and the entire
party approached .he altar railing ,
and after kneeling marched down
the aisle in proce-wion. Mendels
sohn's "Wedding March" was
rendered on the organ. After
the party entered the sanc-
tu.iry the marriage ceremo
ny proceeded , the groom receiving
holy communion. Aich Bishop
Purcell read portions of the muss
relating to marriage ; administered
the sacrament , and addiesaed the
congregation. He referred to tbe
sanctity of the marriaire ties , and
called upon Almighty God to ble s
the marriage made under tuch fa
vorable auspices. He next spoke of
the family of the bride utid the noble
traits of her irrnml filter and grand
mother * He congr itulated the vast
assemblage ou me good order main
tained. Special mass ended the
ceieinnny. The bride woie u wliiie
silk dress trimmed with whitetatin
tulic and range blossoms and pearl
jewelry The urooin and grooms
men \\ere in full oHicial uniform.
"II Propheta" was perro ined as the
propession It-It the chinch. The
married couple lrra\e this ovcn.ng
for a tour i.i the north and we it.
On the toad to the wedding the
President's horse ran away with the
carriage , which was smuslied. Tlie
I'rpsjdent and Mis Giant ami Mar
shal Sharps , Ita occiij anf- , were un
injured and proceeded to the woJ-
dl jj ill another carr.agc ,
Ki wOKI ? , October 1.
A dispatch to the Pacllio Mail
steamship company from Hong
Kong stute-3 that in the tjphoon on
the 1st of September the steamship
Ala > Ka was blown ashore ami is
now on the rocks. Up to the pie-
set time she has made no water , and
hopes are entertained that sue ma.\
be got off. The vessel is valued at
hidf a million dollars , and is unin
sured.
A dispatch from Saratoga says
the upper story gf thp Grand Hotel
is on tire.
A later dispatch from Hong Kong
states that the steam-hip Alaska
was blown ashore at Aberdeen , near
Hong Kong , while undergoing re
pairs , and would bo got otT at the
next high tide.
The Times' city article says 'he
proposed action of the board of ( Ire
underwriters to suspend business in
Chicago until the lire commission
ers , at least , show some disposition
to make a reform in their depart
ment , has not attracted much atten
tion among merchants and others
HI thjs city who trade with Chicago.
Up tp thp prosfit } they have not
looked on the matter In aujmous
light , and e\en if Chicago were left
wholly unjpburpdi jt woujd not ,
many say , have much influence
with merchants here who nave cu1-
tomers in that city. The look more
to the character and solvency of
their customers than to insurance ,
which , in mo t ca-e" , they regard
as a .secondary consideration.
A jvliplc-sal grocery Jiim. doing
'
a large'bufejness in L'Jiii-airo , state
that the trade here ' laid not" fjoiicjd-
ered the subject 'at al ! ; as a great
majority of their customers were
men on whom they COJIKJ rply to
protect themselves. Some of the
prominent jewelers and Importers
uf plated and silver ware , were vis
ited also , and their views on the
whole coincide with tho'-e held by
the grocery trade. Mr. Montgom
ery , general agent of the board of
underwriters , says he hns hopes of
H just and amicable peUlcuient ot
the djlllculty ,
' '
'Gen. Sh'aler start } fqr CUtca.gu to
morrow or Saturday.
A meeting of representatives of
the leading railroad lines was held
here to-day , Gen. .T. D. Cox , presi
ding. The only business o impor
tance was the signing b.v delegates
f the Saratoga agreement in regard
to dispatch and fast freight lines.
S VN FUANCI CO , October 1.
The Independent S'ate Conven
tion of Xevada , at C.iison lat night ,
nominated seven Democrats four
Republicans , and three Indepen
dents , as follows : Bradley , for gov-
ernnr ; A J Hatch , lieutenant-gov
ernor ; A C J H- | , congressman ; W
H Beatty , judg of supreme court ,
longteim ; S II Relknap. f-ir the
short term ; B II Ileretoid , clerk of
supreme court ; J D Minor.secretary
of sr.\te ; AB Elliott , attorney gpn-
pral ; J Schooling , state treasurer ;
W W ILibert , comptnller ; John
Day , urvevor general ; H H Howe ,
( iirerinteiident of public instruction ;
W Prank .Stewart , mineralogist ; J
J Hill , state printer.
A State Central Committee was
also appointed.
LKXI > OTON , Oct. 1.
The attendance at the races to
day was large and the track was in
tine order. First race was 'for three
years-olds and Penni-ione's Ladv
Stout won in l-i t tlree hea' ;
Blackwoml second. Time : 2:2G : ? ,
230l ; , 2:29 : , 2:32 : } . First heat uas
won by ItyaoKvood. This was the
fastest time over made by three
year-olds.
2f K\V YoiiK , Oct. 1.
At Fleetwood Park to-day the
free to all race was won by Ameri
can Girl , Conner * , second , Sen ° a-
IJQJJ , fhjrd. The first heat was a
dead onelxJtffeen the Girl and f.'on-
aors. Time ; 2:24 } , ' 2:2o , 2 3J , 2:25.
4 O'CLOCK P. M.
Specially Keponed > or thr Omana Iiai > kte
by tte f.nticaaJ P&ciSc T leKr i < b Oo
Nnw Y..IIK , Oct 1.
A Xew Orleans special says , the
Republican State Central Commit
tee met lat night and was notifies
that a compromise v as ellected l\\
the conference committee. Tin
Democratic Central Committee wil !
consider the matter to-night.
Riciuiovi ) , Va. , Oct. 1.
Rumors have been rife here ince
yesterday of an expected atlair ol
honor between Gen. Win. Mahone
and Gen. Bradley , bi.t up to this
time ( midnight ) nothing of a defi
nite nature has come to notice.
Gen Mahone. who has been in the
cHv ynce Monday left to-day at
noon.
Xi\v YORK , October I.
This is the day ti.\ed for tne com-
paiiips bel Miging to the National
Board of Underwriters , for with
drawing from Underwriring in Chi
cago. It is ( Militated that 50 com-
[ i.inie * doing bu ineis tliere will
withnraw. The proposed action of
the boanl does not cau-e any anx
iety to mi'ichants and others here
who trade wilh Chicago. The
Kieat diffic'dty of their Chicago
customers is in being perfectly sol
vent. A lire there em'd not do
traders here any material harm.
Ni\v OKLKAVS. October 1.
The sale of the Mobile Railroad
lias been staved bv an in unction
granted ye-terday in the circuit
court by Judge Woods
The Republ can Central Commit
tee , after a long debate .yes'erday at-
ternoon , latitied the compromise
with the Democrat , which provides
that a vacancy occurring in return
ing of the b'wrd nfter its organiza
tion shall be filled from the .same
political party as that to which the
icliring member shall belong.
TheCommi tee of Seventy meet
to-day to ratify the compromise.
BOSTON , October 1.
Charles P Dav , who nmriicd a
daughter of ON ! Gray Randall , the
State -tree ! broker , who was intn-
( lerou ly a'-saik-d in his own door
way at Highlands la-t niaht. bus
been arrested as one of the part'o
connected with tbe outiaKC , nnd
held for examination on the charge
o * highway ii.lii'i'iy.
Day his icrently bopn reloaded
from Taiinton Lunatic M Ifin.nrd
has frequently declared that Rmdall
was the caiMot hi-s being -out t'
theacylum , wlu-ro IIP w s o.inlinod
for insanity induced by intUE ] cr-
ance.
The ship Magelltn arrived at this
pori to-day from Vnlt-aii-o. She
made the round ( tip iij JgJ ( dav- * ;
and was HO days at tea ,
, Vpt HO.
This morning between ; i aid 12
o'clock a collision ( retirt.d on the
Bennett branch of Iho Allcg'-any
Valley railroad , near Xt > w J'ethle-
ham , Pa. , between the mall train
nohxr north and tbe ficiyht train
going south , resulting in a fi-arful
Io s of life The engineer James
E-\cr \ , and bialoman , C < nrad Farr ,
were instantly killed , together with
six pasfceiiLrers , w ho e names are un
known. The mail and exi > ressnies-
sengera are among the missing ; the
mail and express matter weie tot1 1-
ly destroyed by tlie conflagration
that followed the collision. The
name of the cxpiess aueut mis ing
is H.Vertz. . He Is mankd and
li\es in this city.
Ki\v : YOJSK , October 1.
M onlton and his counsel appeared
in tjie city court of Brooklyn yes
terday morning , and after consult
ing witli District Attorney Wins-low ,
his bail in thf * libel suit was reduced
to $3,000 , instead 01 $20,000. Moul-
ton then left the court room , but up
to a late hour yesterday afternoon
ujshqiM'-rnen ' had not justified.
Klnsella of the Brooklyn Bugle ,
denies that he is preparing any
statement in the Beecber case. He
considers thuttlip public have heard
enough of this disgusting bqsine'-s ,
atul tmt | he ( Joes not propose to add
anything to It.
The Giaphic says Gen B. F. Tra
cy is widely credited w 1th ' .he Incep
tion of the suits brought by Mi
Prcctor against both Moulton and
[ lip Graphic , and it is said that the
; onjplanit in fhj-j jatter ciiminul
juit was drawn up by his" hand.
WASIUNT.TOV , October ! .
PostmastcF-Uenera } Jewell has
ust issued orders stating that any
Jplinqucnuy in attendance on the
mrt of cjerks shall be pr < mptly re
jorted to lihn ; that no leave of nb-
.enco , with pay , will be granted for
nore than thirty days ; that since
he government pays lor the entire
> ervices of its employ : * ) , it Is expoct-
: d they will all give their strict at-
ention to duty ; the heads of bu ;
eaus will submit to the l' sfmaster-
jeneral , on the lir&t of every month ,
lie names of subordinates absent
rom duty during the previous
nonth , with the rcas < ms therefor ;
> revent clerks from puling or re-
teiving visits during business hours ;
injo ning upon clerks not to com-
nunuute inf'innation to visitors ,
uid prohibits the useot intoxicating
iqiioM by umployv during business
lours.
Colonel Knowlton , of Connecti-
; ut , has be''M apointed ] to take
iharge ot thedead letter nlliceijc
JhailesL. Maun , iemo\uJ.
AXs , October 1.
Governor Kellogir appears in > cs-
: piday morning's .Republican in a
: hree column Address to the pcojile
it the United States , beinu an cx-
laustive resume of the political sit
uation from his standpoint. He
: akes up the ch.-irgc of corruption
igainst his administration. He
-hows that S1,30UHI ( ) > of the State
Jebt was c > ntracted bv the Demo
cratic legislature hi 1SGG ar.d ISO" ,
ind § 10,0(1(1,00(1 ( ( ( was create < l during
four jears of Warmouth's adminis
tration , \\hile in two ; > can > he ( KcJ-
logir ) has reduced the debt S9.3II3.-
) UO ; this is aside from the am mnt
saved by the funding boaid. Four-
fifths of tlie city debt was created
by the Democratic administiation.
lii answer to the charge that lie was
not elected he shows by Democratic
ind other authorities its untruth.
I'he letter js d.ecidr < Hy aggressive in
tone. The Republican contral'com-
tnittee are now discussing a com
promise.
The sale of the Xcw Orleans ,
Mobile & Texas railway , which was
ordered for to-day , has been postponed - i
poned by the governor's order. .
JERSEY CITY , J * . J. , Oct. 1.
Judge Redle has accepted th
nomination for Governorship.
CINCINNATI , Oct. 1.
The most honible child-murde
ever kn ( \ Tn bore was discovered a
1 t'clock yesterday afternoon
Charles L. Perlins , of the lirm o
Decamp , Perkins & Levy , harnes
manufacturers , on Main street , liai
for some time been jealous of hi :
wife's intimacy with a merchani
named Clair. iilr. Perkins , after r
somewhat violent altercation will
his wife , left for hid stgre early ir
{ he morning , but shortly afterwards
returned home and found the house
closed and doors closed. At 1
o'cl ck he again returne i , accompa
nied by a friend. The doors were
still locked but he broke them open ,
and , on entering. tHind his child , a
beautiful little girl nearly three
years old , lying upon the sofa with
its throat cut and dead. The moth
er was lying upon the bed with a
deep irash on h > r throat , self-inflict
ed ; it was about four inches long ,
but the jugular vein was just mised ,
and unfortunately the woman is still
alive. She is under arrest , but her
condition is so critical that she can
not be removed. In reply to inqui-
lies she states that after the scene
with her husband she determined
upon suicide , and resolved not 'o
leave her child behind. Her whole
reirret is that she failed in taking
her own life.
CMFTOX , Ont. . Oct. 1.
Last evening , about 7 o'clock , a
fire occurred in tbe car shops of the
Great \ \ estern Railroad and extend
ed with fearful rapidity along the
entiie building , which was of wood ,
and about one hundred and twenty-
live yards long In the twenty min
utes the building was burning the
adjoining blacksmith shops and ice
house , tlie property of the Great
Western Railroad , were also des
troyed. In a short time the flames
communicated with Graham's Ho
tel , near the bridge , and in spite of
all efforts to extinguish it the slrnc-
ture was durncd to the ground The
wind , which blew fie-h from the
west , carried a shower of sparks
over the lower part of town and at
one time threatened to do much
damage , but for unalely , through
the meat e.xc'tions of the emploves
of the company , who worked their
lire engine well , and the services of
lire companies from the American
side of the liver , the lire was con-
lined to the buildings named. A
1 as linger c ir and baggage car of
he Great Western , and a splendid
slfcnjng car ot the Erie Riilw v ,
which were in the car shop at the
time , were totally destroxtd. Sev
eral other cars , how ever , w ere saved
Mr Gralnun was insured for$20.000
in the Western , of Canada. The
liie wns caused , it is supposed , bv
ihe carelessness of one of tlie rail
road employes- , who threw a lighted
match among some waste , after
lighting a lamp.
Jru = EY CITY , October 1.
Another chinch scandal has arisen
here. Rev. Walfcr Hammond , of
Bergen Baptist Church , on Madison
avenue , has been asked by tlie
trustees to reeiim. A very stornn
meeting ot the trjistces was held
Tne-riay night , when certain trus
tees preened charges of improper
and unbecoming conduct jigain-t
him , after which they offered reso-
luti < ns asking him to re = ijrn ,
which weic tabled. Mr. Hammond
mend spoke in bis own
defence , when he was interrupted
bv the mocleiator , who exclaimed :
"You have been followed. " Hammond
mend a kcrt to be allowed to re
main for a time on probation , and
he would try and do better. He
piended that he was younsr and to
bedhcharged from the church would
prove his ruin , besides his salary
was greatly in arrears The meet
ing then adjourned amid great con-
fosion. It is probable the church
doors will be closed agajnst him.
WASHINGTON , October 1.
Large crowds are reported at the
different Hotels of invited guests tel
\ lrWnf \ ! Pf. rjP ? $ > P I > nl *
daughter , which tales place to-day.
Most extraordinary means have
been resorted to to obtain invitations
to ttc } house , or even cards of ad-
mjssjon to the churgh. Arch Bishop
Baily , of Baltimore , and Bi fiop
Wood , of Philadelphia , assisted by
several priests will perform the cer
emony. Tno three alters of tlie
[ hiirch will be beautifully drescd
with flowers and illuminated with
hundreds of lights.
fqngiderable excitement was cre-
xtcd In the Treasury Department ,
: o-dav on its becoming known that J
he Secretory of the Trra ury had
'
leterminrd , to disobo.rgp all'clerks
laving relatives in any branch of
he Government service. The list
s completed , nnd exceeds one hun-
Ired in number.
The debt statement foi September
o be issnied to-morrow , will show a
liu1 ! ! ileorease in tbe public debt ,
lotwithstanding that disbursein.epts.
or the. month havp been quite
icavy. The receipts from Internal
Revenue have'been large , exceeding
n amount the receipts of the cor-
esponding month last year ,
SATMTOOA , October 1.
A fire was discovered in the upper
lory r f tlie Grand Hotel at eleven
'clock to-dav. The firemen are at
vork w itli all the power of the Hol
s' water work" , but is feared that
heflame- * have already obtained so
nuch lie-id way that the upper story
\ ill be destroyed.
AIJJ-.Y A' Y , Octl
An applioation ot Mr , Chapman ,
rijsuruiice Superintendent for the
3'a'eof New York , and on motion
> f Hon. D. Potter , Att'y. General ,
H'fnie Judge Wcsibrook , the Asbury
f ife Insurance Company has been
> rdercd to be placed in the bauds of
icceivers.
Chic ; go Pruuuce market.
plICAdr > f Oct. 1.
Flour Dull , nothing doing ; prices
toniinal.
Wheat S'eady ; October , 94 } ;
November , 92j ; year , J)2l@92 ) } .
Corn Quiet ; cash 81i ; October ,
30 } ; year , 73.
Oats Firm ; cash 50 ; October ,
19 } ; year 47S4S. ( ;
Barley Quiet ; cash 1 OOj October
3iRve
Rve & 7.
Highwines 1 03
Pork Dull : rash 21 75 : October ,
21 50 ; ye r 1750.
Laid P-ll cash 14j ; Octtber
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
New York Money Market.
NEW ifORK , October 1.
JToney Still abundant , at 2@2
per cent.
Foreign Exchange Steady ; a
485487.
( Sold 1 10 } .
Government Firm.
Coupons ' 81 , 18 ; ' 62 , 12J ; 'G-J
15 } ; 5's , 12 } ; 40's , 11 J ; currenc'
( i'H , 17 } .
Stocks The market opened activi
and higher , but closed easier ; W t
8' ' ) | ; PM , 50 ; N W,40 } ; R I , 103J
E-ie35 } ; Lake Shore , 82 ; StPaul
34 } ; UP , 3H. (
NJW York froauce Market
JSEWVUK , Oct. 1.
Breadstuff's Dull.
Flour Steady
Wheat Fiint ; No 1 spring
1 OS1 09 ; J No 2 Chicago 1 12 ( 1 13
No 2 Milwaukee spring , 1 17 bid.
Rye Quiet , 92@99.
Barley Dull.
Corn Strong ; ves cm , mixed
afloat , 95 } .
Oats Heavy ; Western mixed ,
new , 60S)61 ( ) } .
Pork The market is firm at 2 7i
J2300.
Lard Market dull and lower ; 1-1
@ 14 } .
Whisky 1 08@il 10.
St. Louis Produce market.
ST Louis , October 1
Flour Low grades are active and
firm , but the others are dull and
l' wer.
Wheat Firm and a fraction high
er ; No 3 red lall 1 04ai 04 } ; No 2
1 001 15 } .
Corn Firm , but slow ; sales of No
2 at 80@82.
Oats Shade lower , with sales at
5253.
Barley No 2,1 04al 15.
Rye 90a92.
Whisky Firm , at 1 04.
Lard Quiet at 14.
Pork Lower , at 23.
Chicago Live Stick Market.
CHICAGO , October 1.
Cattle Receipts 2,000. The mar
ket is very dull and prices are easy
Texans sold at 237j@350 ; fair to
choice steers , 4 oO@J ( 00 ; stockers ,
3 00@5 12 } .
Hog Receipts , IC',000. The mar
ket is dull , weak and lower. Poor
to common. 0 25@C 00 ; medium to
fair , 0 10@0 30 ; good to choice , 6 40
@ 6 70 , and closed with tlie pens
full.
Sheep Receipts , 1,200. Poor to
choice hold moderately at 225450.
St. Louis Live Stock.
ST. Louis , i ct. 1.
Cattle Receipts , 3,000. The mar
ket is dull and overstocked. Corn-
fed Texans sold at ? 00@4 00 ; na
tives , 3 25 ( 575.
Hogs Receipts 8,000. The mar-
kef is dull , btockers sold at 4 00@
450 ; butchers , 025(3,675. (
BERLIN , October 1.
The German Keichstadt is con
voked to meet on October 9.
. W'ISbS , ETC.
RATH &
IVbolcBnle I > rnlrr < In 1 ear
Manulacturcrj of
o 3 : o-
fcbaccoi Pipes &c , , &c ,
1C3 PH'XHAM ST. ,
Bet. Oth 411th ,
olltf.
P.
WUOLtSALE AJD BLTA.ll. DB IIB IN
Wines , I iquors. Segars ,
TOB'C 0 AXI > PIPES.
Kg-Califor-.U Wlnci and Brandies. ' * *
Corner of 13'h and Dodge streets opposite the
ew l > osl Office builJin , Omaha , Neb * ie25tf
J , ROBINS ,
37 n am St. , i ot. 0 Iind lOlh ,
( Opposite B Offic' . )
\ 1 ONE LOAN ) ON ATCHES , JEW-
1 el y , &c. Cl .thing bought and s .Id
p7l _ ra _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
The bloai City and Pacific HallrouJ ,
la Cuaectlon vM uu
BIOUX CITY L ST , PAUL
RAILROAD ,
* G2 miles the shortest route from Omaha
; nd Connrll Blaffn to St. rnl , Jllnraoolls ,
itillrfater , Anots , Dalnth , Bismarck , and all
lOintu In ainnosota.
Train leaves Omaha dal'y. ( exccp Faturdiy )
t S o.clock p. m. , and Council Biuos a : 8.05 p'
a , from Chicago A NorthV.'esttrn Depot.
'areas LOW and lime as QUICK as
liy any oilier Lino.
'DLLMAH ' PALACE SLEEPING CARS
ON ALL NIGHT TRAINS ,
Be sure Tour ticket reads VIA Sl-mx CHy ,
hm avoiding circuitous routes and inidnigut
ransf rs.
Tickets can b nrchaselattho offices f the
Thlcago & Korthir. slern Railway in Omaha
ind Council Bluffs.
J C. BOYDEX ,
Jen'lPMs A Ticket AgfSV P. 4 3.0. B. E.
St Paul , Minn.
F. C HILL ,
jen'I Pass , and Tlcktt Ajt. , S. U. d K , Slour
City , Iowa.
CEO. TV. CBATTOS , Agent.
Id Ftraiira btr * t , Oiaaha , Neb.
M. HSXiIJUN & CO. ,
THIERS
AND DEALEDS IS-
O-ZEIsTTS' TJK.lSriSKCIISrCSOOOJDS ,
221 and 223 FARNBAH STBEET , COB. 13TH ST
We Call tlie Attention of tbo Public to onr Extensive
And "Well Selected Stock for the
s
Comprising The Latest Styles in
IIATS AND CAPS , TRUNKS AND VALISES , ETC.
Our Prices are Very "Xiow" to suit -tla © Times. Call soon at
M. HEIXHAN & CO.
, S1873.
) Douglas Street
I'tS- - ,
WHOLESALE ! ANDRETAIL
CARPETS
% /a. h JL iA. JL-A JL fs i
ana
An Immense Stock of Fresh New G-oods Just Opened to be
sold lower than any other house in the city , consisting of
, SPELLAN = T
ALPACAS Si HOHAIFiS , also YELYET & BE AYE R CLOAKINGS.
A FULL STOCK OF StJAWLS. BLANKETS , FLANNELS ,
MERINO UNDERWEAR AND WORSTED GOODS.
TABLE LTMIf IN RFAT VARIETY. A POLL LI.VE OP
ENGLISH AND AFRICAN CARPETS , Oil CLOTES , HATTINS BUSS , AND MATS ,
edding , Mirrors
and everything pertaining to the FURNITURE and UP-
HOLSTETRY trade ; has largely increased his stock and now
has a complete assc.tment ot FINE , MEDIUM and LOW
PRICED oocls. which he is pfiering at such REDUCED
PRICES as to make it to the interest of everyone desiring
anything in this line , to examine his stock befoie purchas
ing.
FARLO2S iT3 , &OUNGE8 UPHOLSTEBED '
COVERED TO OBD
CHA.S.
L. MOOD WORTH ,
238 Douglas Sr. , Omaha , Neb.
Wood Stock ,
WAG ox HARDWARE ,
Patent Wheels. Plnislad Dealing , &o.
Axle , Sjir iigs and Tliimb ! e Mceins
HARDWOOD LUMBER ,
Carriages , Hacks and Buggies
St'tilelmtker AVagou , Depot.
rarhfitt
G , STSIFFLEK
DEALEKIN-
a K o o
Prorl lon < t
Fruits ,
> u n ,
ConfccMnnory ,
Tob.icco ,
hcpnrs ,
8. E. COB. OF TENTH and F1BHHAM.
Hit
HOIjESALE GAISTDIES
I am ow inanuiacturing all varieties of candies
and J will sell a
IE3.A.
Dealers In this State ncd not want to ? o East far CANDIES.
A trial Is solid ted.
mcbllt
B. & J. WILBUR ,
and Stationery ,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ,
Fourteenth Stroex , - Omalia.n
GENERAL AGENTS FOR ALL SCHOOL BOOKS
arS Imy
IMPLEMENTS
Cor. 13th. and Streets ,
Fall nd Winter Styles
A. FOLAOK ,
"
.
238 Farnh-asa St. Itaar
Fine and Medium Clotliing ,
and Furnishing Goods.
TIKIE C