RVOL. . IV. OMAJSA SATURDAY MOBBING OCTOBER 3 , 1874. NO91. . -
DAILY
fcD W ABD K < teKWATr.K , Editor and Prop'i
unir > . ; nriiiiHin
M -lli ninlTrl'tll.
TTJtMs
copy , one } ear. in urtrnnre
! ni..nlli . I" wlrum *
ix
' nniiths in ml ranee. . . . . . " . .
llni-e '
srif not' ! Sd : iu advance , JS i r annum '
OntlHi.il
IJpst Goods ,
Grand OMAHA.
OMAPA BDSIHKSS DDy.GTORY. {
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5mith. 155 Hiurner slitft.
M
* 12th and D-UR ! Mrerts ,
TT I- Lat < T , corner
H. - m.f.rturcr Mid wl.I alc de 'er ' in
Sild s and confectionery. Country tr-He so-
Heeled. "I"1"
COi Dp.M. rS.
' 111 t.rotl , llra , cemcn Oialr etc. .
FlunilA t lelilsniJ
PAWN BEOEKB.
Elguner , No. MJ Farnham st.
IATJKDEY.
luwlatindr-otvm'dat oil Hlli * l- * * t
A r iDl4an.mil Iloiulrs. Thpwi lilniana
Ironing will I" _ done . to rdrr. first rlass work
„ AOTOEY.
S . .p WornI'owel' A On , sjlll
Premium . Five
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maul act ire tlclr r-emiuia f-oap.
first premium mwaiile.ll.jihei.ouKla county
and btnle fair ? , m' rottawatUmla lounty. la.
Orucri K.li"Jl l fio" > the trade
An intdKcnniinate sCaugMcr n
clothing end pear * ' furnibblnR
goods rcgardJc&s of prices at 206
Farnham .street. Fine linen and
clicvolt j-hirLs ot our wii make at
$2.00 and S2.50 each.
Kallroad Tickets
bought and sold b.v P. Gotthelmer.
Broker , at 29GFnn.hain street
Unredeemed Hedges for > Salc.
may lv2G
Hamlet Oruiu ,
Oi : > K AL DEALUC IN
Star Ie and ancy Dry Goods
t . I ctwron IoreBD 1 taven worth t'
TT'lK rOISI-I' ' A M' ST TOM-
OFFEIIS | line of I'rr < l . Ftier Goo' ' ,
\Vo Ifn nd O'Hon ' > nniiplv U'mp'xr l'pL ln8
V < > I n hliaUaud all LlndHoffnll and inter
miiirr al for 'ail's ' * nij'l c I'ltn us' < lr. * < . Al-
cl < Uv linois aud . l.ocs fur UJie-1 pc Is * i d
OFFICE. No. ? 32 FARNHAM SI.
-IP ST
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DR , A. S , BiLLINb'S ,
a 33. . rsa. &t. .
K- 1 ! b and I Ith , up stain.
Teftb eitr tel wituuut ( Kiln , by use of
truut Ozble J .
ni us.i K. vAK
Jciectic Physician ?
l cldcncr and uffii. C.VI Dolge 51 be' Mth rod
IStli til.
tii > eclal iittcntlon paid to ntafclrlo and dli
m iM-ruCjr to v < mi n mm rtilldr'n. fStf
I. VAN GAMP M. D.
Di lnt his own ineilclnes , and tiMlde *
nuular praclltf , mnkw sidalltles of Derann-
menu and I lga ca rccullar to Women , Fistu
la , Him it utticr Lls.v ) of the Itectum.
OKHCK : Corner Farnh ci iw nth 'rert ,
Dmt door to tl > ri ht. urtol . Bnldenc ,
210 Doujlis stirct. brtweon 12 and Ittb , next
to Lutheran Chuich Omaha , y r > A"rtr.
lock Box > . lanMd wif
VAN D'ORS'S JL\CI1JSE
JE323C 03P.
All kinds of light and hearj-
MACHIXEUT 1IAHE& REPAIRETr.
SbB HARHKT STEEET. OMAHA.
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SPENCER'S
Fruit a-.n Confcctioujiry
Cor. 13IU and Su > . ,
y4 Sm AT THE BUI I )
WILLIAM SZXAUEB.
225Tj > taa Ftrc ct. - - Onaia , Heh
DJZAIKR IK
FURNITURE. BEDDING , ETO.
H. r. XT A IKK" .
MAXUFAt 1 U KLJ' Aft U i ) ALEIt IJf
B OUTS & SHOES
10 IStb St. Betnevc Farrlam nl Ponrlnf
11 ENOCH HLNNEY ;
Justice of the Peace
Offlce uTrr too State Bunt , corner f Fan ; .
ham and lStl > " . .r-vu. < > I
.f KAU'IKK ,
Practical : WatcIiiuakcr ,
171 Fararta , 8.v a. Uth Bt.
Scfiueiticr & luriiiestep ?
Mm uftrtiircro ot
FIX , COPl'EJl ASI ) SHEET I II OS
\AJIC. HEALEKR IS
ami Heating S
Tin Kotirtnc , Spoutlric asd ( > iitteH ngIon
i oiler ann Ir tbc Ix-nt m .iner.
I TIEJfRV. tlippofnlar Sit-on ke pr. h 're
| ttted up t fi li seuirct f ' d Hrrald ! I 'Ing
L r IVn and IViopla Sis. , wh JT.me nneo
tln w tb ! li r t- - etX'ta lu-rh tter
nnlnc . d tiRAND I VSCU. LVKEV f A C-
OjTiUaaeiU. U dU
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTlCt. Aarertisriueuu ol fo Uet , tor
dale , tort , Wants , Found , Boarding , AC. , will
> < lnwri "l In tbe - columns once fnr TEh
CENTS p r line ; each -ulw.-quent Insertion ,
FIVE CUF S | > er line. The nrst in-wrtlon
nwr lew ho TWF.NTY-KIVK > KTS
WANT' to rein suiall turubhed house
or part uf House. Address ,
* JS. A. BEEoffio
| ? OU llE T Br.ck tocv corner Chl-mo a d
I : IGti.Mr.tts Tboie laand lulhccty ,
larlrg'ifcno-iUp'eda-1.1 K'ocirry for tno lo t
J ANTED D y iHiaidis , K. W. for 12th.
\Y
in wacd at
r UE Wil .w aiir u a dittllUry tvu. | > uy arc
J.L UW icady la buy gr Iu. ei > J3 6.
* ' - tli jeer a man wiio 13 a
UATEl'-by l , with a wile ho lj > t iod
rook tid ous Le \ r og- lute > a ihiny
tnie ! .nto fo unl IHulT one .r ! chi -
d en n < t ol.je. il.maul lfai.ltloduthores. . hn-
qulte.t.Si Ka ih m t rt. . j.29aif
ALE Twoi. t-in.-h nu' lrtAi ditlun ,
twit 1 Hi1 lie ol I ho Mr we K 1C. < * < ! > ri <
1. Q , U e Olhtfl. te.i 28J6.
" EEVT A tvo story seven room dwcl-
PO" ' h.mi' , So 43 , ' - ' h . . wlh .e.l r ,
jrcll.c ttruauil sl.u e no s. I qu rert
BCp28dlf S. E. cor , tf IK.UJ ua ard 1 IU Ht.
KEKr-t < .r . IXr.lling , Urdiuf , and
FOIt " " lB'uIACL k
D JOSE' ,
M > p23Jt ( S. E. cor. Dou l s anil loth '
I.1UI SU Hill Mcelved er rv tlai , win I < alp
tJ andnttil. AJaj fg ins for Hie AuiIc.m
Boneliatarline . 'he .h pet lux rr nf t1 *
it. Forfale at B. BUHULN'aMl Douglas
3 reel. * P 2 < i- " 1
IT 1l U--t-ii.anl nun I un.ie. f uUx -
. : . anse. Inqnlieat JJ3 11 h sir et. b-t. Fi
nnhni and l > ou Ja . JOUNcO.N" .
RE 'T A au'tp < f lo ms srltalile for
SMi < lI Ja-uily. a d u sin.il liouet < rre t
j toT. II. 1 jiley , cor. \VtbjterainI _ ISth
i ijdtt
) SALE. 3g-o.l lo' on ISth , mar Paul
* street for $30. -malt lot'UrG , o 23 und
ass street 2il ) 0 crr * of lieu ai lounty
'and ' II t class 10 miles out , JCU. New l.ousj
and lot 5 ye-r * time. > 1,800
ttOOOS i HILL , Heal es-ate -eii1 < .
IS Dodi.cs no' .
Fh\V ni > t ! , < * l-urce i wife1 t iris
llU'htJ. 553 13tb , U-t liiji. are. ana
Dsven ort. ltile < p22f
, I ODSE FOIl UI 'T 17th 3C1 Cip. Av. nue.
p | ti. A. TAYiOUaCo.
Seof-'ltf
-pUNOFOURpST-
s pt'tf
OU.-E FOU KENT Ninth and C.pitkl
H Avcnuo. a A. i AYLUtt i U > .
I'OK Kr.Kr-20h aid Cass. I'os-
nOTSS glveu Lbout O41. Is .
-pt 211 f S. A. TA VLO U A Co.
OUoK KOlt ItnSTIBtu an I Cas' .
II 8. A.TAYiOUACo.
eptS.tf
TO L AN Inquire at Lay I'fllcc
MONEY . BEALti Itooui 9 Vhclier a H Oik
Uuinha. ssptlfidtf
. . in real nt- , for sale lot 7
Gi.EATU.rgilnd all imurore.n nts liere-
nn ltuat lpD 1-w'geHtr cilMvecu ISlhAllth
streetM. at the low | i Izo of $ " < fM nqiiiio 01
M HKLLMAN A CO. Cuiuw cf Franlnra &
tililerntnatreeU.
. / AifltU - me Icun , Uenuau ( .rwc ) ; al
VV Mfedbh , orlrisiiiirK louoik in loltl ?
rettau-nnts aid private f jflilloi. Inqniio at
Cot rill 4 < "o. EII plojmt-ut luir nu , 5'/7 1'if-
ta-nth Mre t , rpx | > rl e l'i a f > fEce. o tlitdt
llll. Iluiu 'lJ ! t next uorlti ut O. 1. . \ utlV
T U iui lo ni the low prii-c of
: jS'0 ' a inflcuiore ti an the tiT l i f j ( iruie
iiii-nu. Inquire i.f I . > V.iblIOat , Att < ir-
t > ey near hrad f Dmijl i-tnft. M-itS < ltf
iAl 'ihly > ! ! } oiiKW < ntuirf tone I or ix
\V tliangc any tlnd f b sin M , t < > usslnH ,
'ands 01 u.e cl'iin isc. call n u- . \ \ o liavu
channa n'ircl } in our Lands , iiirording > h < -
bmi ILT. sinieiH f..r uipitut , lotti iniir aud
gruat CO I 11:1 LI & Cu. , Kxtluug nil I Uil-
Intin ; llurean. 31 IS h meet , . , , i > o-llo 1 > bt
Ufli-e. | ei'i2ltf
rpu 111K lwni. > U Tlie un er-inel lia <
1 op ned n oIHoa fo t-ui l-7iuont ot male
aud icmale I | i f r store * , ulliecs , huns B , pri-
raie fant > lie < , "tc Al in want of tlieximu. r
wanting buiplujint nt. p < * asc c II on u * .
Ct'TlUIl Lit O . . Kith nge nJ Kinptnvi-cut
B iruau. 5J1 U.h Ktn.-t.-t , upp te " 1/051 t n > - -
ANTiD : A girl to do geusral hoin-woik
W 1418 luveniwrl st. au JjJil
MOSKY TO'LOAX > n unproved person >
srcuilty , xliO City nd Co nty Wanants
loughi and rol luqulr- Law Offl e f T
W. . Richards. No. 49j Uth at , Omaha.
AugCdtf
TOHK TO BE 19S Dour-las sir ct. In
quire. . ! WEBBUU 4 UE1IM.
1AK1EU Uij boanlerttlKioutliot.it
\v
i-or. oliutli and llrrnev : u. t-KJil
Fifth W rd Voters Attention !
A'l person * who him the riglit to tote In t'-o
FlthtS ' ; U'aid , and irhoso IMIIMK ure Dot n-g-
i-ttred'are rcque-tel to till on thIteKi tr.ir ,
t his tit. r i > ou ( i-e t co net hirtecii h aiiij
C'lcagQsirc ji ; on Mop > nnd Tuc * ' ' } . " ' ' " -
bcr St > a 4 W i where U > - will sit for tt o pur-
po-fot orrCLtlni ; the \ot ngls of s id \ < rd.
llou I ol tit Ing from 9 . m. it-5 p in.
C. WlLKir-s llegistnr.
rlg 1S71.
Kepi 29Ct
Academyof Mus : c.
Last N'gln. I ) ut TWO ,
Of the Bri.ii.Lt Young Aetmj ,
Miss Fanny B. 1'rico
DKAMl AM FARCE.
Thursday cveninjr , Octodcr 1st , the thrilling
play of
oftfNOBQDY'3 DAUGHTER ,
To con > -1ude ith th i scieamln < arce ot
Friday Ucnr > < T0d.
BENEFIT OF MISS PRIOR.
vhen wilt Le prc.-cuted tue Urcat bcn tlon of
the i > ar ,
"LE RPIITNX : "
1 6r the Crsiltuo In tn CM y.
Qjturday Night , Grand Jane Eycr
M.itiuee.
S.UURDAY lI.aHT. "MACUEATH. "
Trtcri as uiua' ' . Si-cure your soits rn and a'-
trrJl i.ua\.to | > temlxr I , t h. ' ansI te
\V. i K. , aud at the Urauu Central Hotel.
eep-S Gl SAM. ULAUsTOKh. Ai nt.
BEES ! BEES ! ! BIES ! ! !
THE pnder lKn l basslTty swarmspf na
tive and Italuu b a for sale , in Id en of
the Amc'ican and Bucket e patcnti. Si runs
liranuat six tn elg it ollari CM h. with actual
co-t of hire added. V.fifvmiar \ \ , fioin fi.ur to
iz diitlar * eaili. I hare mor * l ci thau ti.e
lucation lil Mipport , and niutt seU.
Ad4reu ;
UIIUSI CRAIO
Fort Cmlhoun , Nel
Established 1855.
. y. ginvrT ? at oixr si
CARRIAGE MAPFA0TORY
538 Je 540 FonrtV.nih Street ,
( Office up stun , ) Omaha , Kebrajka.
and Bucrlco eli luuil < ir rut e to "order.
N. B. Purtlcular uttftilon paid to Repair
nt aprtR-tl
, CASHMERE , AND ALPACA SUITS
FIT sa'c and m' de to o dcr.
P. . . . ,
263 Dodgej bet. Htlinnd 15th streets.
QiLUU.
LONDON , Oct 2
The Carlist journals in this city
detnund a restoration of peace.
NEW OKI.EANS , Oct 2
The advisory board have entered
upon their duties , and Gov. Kellogjj
to-day , upon their recommendation ,
removed Thomas If. Wynni' , as
isln t fiipervisor of the tecond
waid , anl William Davis , cleik of
t > e second ward-charged with ot-
btrucung registration , and appointed
other persons to these positions.
SALT LAKC , October 2.
In the contested election cas-es for
the ofllced of bherifi and rec.ider ) of
Toole oounry , the di-tilet court has
isud a peremptory mandamus di
recting the present Mi.rmon inctnn-
IHJIIN to turn ovi r all the records
and property to Lynch and Martin ,
plainti t'j. 'ihis places all the prin
cipal offl-es of the county except
thu.-e < > i selectmen in the handd of
the Geiit'Ied.
WASHINGTON , October 2.
The President this morning made
the following appointments : John
W. Tliatchcr. of Virginia , comnis-
sioi er of patents , yiue M D. Lon-
gett , re-igneU. to take efFeet Nov. 1 ,
1874 ; Ellis Spear , of Maine , as < ist-
ant commissioner of patents ; Mar
cus L. Perkins , of Virginia , exam-
iner-in-chief in "tne patent oflice.
Tlie la * > t two appointments take cf-
fer-t Nov , 1st. Albo , J" . C. . Colby ,
of MiHsomi , coiibiil of the United
States at ( . 'hinkiung , China ; Isaac
F yhepard , of JMis ouri. consul at
fcJwaton , China ; Wilheim Tinkler ,
of Wisconsin , cousult at Ghent.
CHICAGO , Oct. U.
At a conference uieeiing of insu
rance men here to-night , Jt ? which
were present Mr. Hope of the Con
necticut Insurance Company of
New York , Mr. Rankin , of the Scot
tish Commercial , and many proper
ty holders interested in the subject ,
the fuct was elicited that the de
mands made4 on Clilcago by the na
tional board of undo'writers , were
only inaugurations of a new plan for
for a .system of protection against
lire that has been maturing for
some time , and wliVh shall be in-
trodrced into other Ameiican cities
as soon as practicable , and also that
these demands were not prompted
by the disastrous lire of July 14th ,
Hut we.re prepared four days before
that event.
\ ASIIIJTOTON , Ont 2.
The Secretary of the Tieasury to
day con tinned the appointment ol
Elmer D. \ yuljburn , or Chicago , lo
bt Chief of the Secret S'-rvk-o force
of 'he Treasury Department , vice
Whltpjy , rpsfcned. Mr. Washburn ,
arter receiving his appointment ,
was by Solicitor \yilon introduced
to thp suboidiuates ( > f the secret sei-
vice dlv-jnn | , 0114 ot once took
c .arge of the new offlce ?
The payments made from the
treasury by warrants dnri.ig the
iVi ) tJi of Septeinbcr , lb"4 , were a-
follows : Civil and niKcillanoon * .
S7,714OS2.in ; war , $ : { .5i7,240.23 ! :
navy , $2,901GQ2.49 ; interior and.
Indians and peni-lon I § 4,018,774 49
Total , S18,8'J7,10001. The above
dops not include payments made o"
account of the.intactwU. . .
f the United States.
\y Fit \NCISCO , Oct. 2.
Coroner John K. Rice , was arrest
ed to-nl ht for embczzhmcut. He
gave bail and was cleared.
The steamer Vasco de Gamn 1
which arrived to-day , was deli Ined f [
after leavlni ; Yokohama , by u u-i- ;
rlflo typhoon occurring Septembei
13th. She brought no iiles o.
papers.
The yapado de Qama , brinir-
dafea from Yokohama , to Septi in-
l er llth. The a-i-assin , Habct
actim ; Gci man consul at Hoko < att.
lias bpen sentenced to death. 'J he
Mikado has expressed to Von
Brandt , the German inini.il er , that
he has personal regrets at the occur
rence. The minister noticed tl c
government that while he d es noi
press any money compensations ,
he demands an im.pcrial notillcation
forbiddiii ! ; woarinjj swordi wi bin
certain distances of foreign settle-
The typhoon which visited the
southern part of Japan , August
20th ; was ono of the most severe
over experienced by foreigners.
The steamer Pin-r-on-JJooloo and
German bark Hamburg were driven
on the rocks at Ni .r aka ; the iron
clad ram Stonewall was sunk , and
hundreds of Japjmgsp jintks wen-
Wrecked , anji fully two hui'dred lives
losl at "Najrasaka alone ; siorc * ( .1
houses were overthrown , and th1
Governor's new houses are in a heap
of ruins. Kobe also suffered ; not
less than one thousand junka were
wrecked. Sagaker came in for n
share of the typhoon : six thousand
hoijses were destroyed and one hun
dred live * lost Thousands of cattle
on plantations were killed.
Ten thousand Chinese troops had
reached Singapore en route to For-
mo.-a. When the Vas-co left Yokohama
hama there were still prevalent con
flicting reportsabout Formosa The
opinion scorned prevalent that war
'
must ensue. *
The following isadditional Japan
ese news by the Vasco de Gama :
Henry W. Dennison , at " present
United States Marshal to" the con
sulate at i'okohama , has been selec
ted by Gen. Van Huron for the po
sition of vipe consul general. The
privilege of filling tjiat olllce having
peen t-'ivcn to the new Consul gen
eral , the nomination goes to Wash
ington by this mail. The departure
nf Qeorge N. Mitchell , now acting
vice counsel , is much regretted by
the American citizens.
B. Pnvery , minister to China , had
reached Yeddo , and would stay
there for a few days.
It appears bv information just re
ceived from Shanghai that t | e ar-
re f of. ( general Le" Gentler was in
cumpHance'witli n lelegraphlo dls-
p"atr h from Consul General Sewaid.
at Shanghai. This was supposed to'
be the transmission of a direct order
from the charge at Pekin , but the
latest nitcllL'ence points to the pro
bability llrnt It tf as issued on Ids own
responsibility bv Mr. Reward , who
was afterwards obliged to retract his
ha.ity action. * "
It is jumouneca that thp npw pos
"
tal arranKcmenfs "between Japan
and the United Stales will go Into
tflVctoil the 1st of January. The
proposed change is regarded with
extreme satisfaction by the Arneri-
oan residents.
There was a terrific land slide on
the Humboldf divi-ion of the Cen
tral Pacific last night. An emterant
traiidrawTt b - two locomotives ,
went into a iluism Both engineers
were iusUiutly killed , and others in-
i
4 O'CLOCK P. H.
Specially Reponed vr the Onana Daily be"
bv * -tv aal P ! ' * ( > T.io.pt , f ,
io\nox. October 2.
A Berlin special says that Empp-
ror William has writ ton to the King
of Italy , regretting his inability to
\v-it liome in the autumn.
JS cw ORPHANS. Got 2
! At half-pa t one o'clock ye.s'er-
' day mo ni nr thirty houseon Mir-
iaiis .street between St. Louis and
Lt-lancc streets were destroyed by
lire. Loss estimated at 534,000
The compromise between Demo
crats and Republicans is trem-rally
acceptable to nil clashes of people ,
and it i > now believed there will be
no further trouble.
WASIIIN < ITOV , Oct. 2.
The following art the balances In
the treasury : Coin , 57,740,007.78 ;
ourrency , 810,115,840.39 ; special de
posits of legal tender for redemption
certificates , Sofi3,500 00 ; coin cerli-
licates , 8 ,041,500.00. The secreta
ry of the treasn y yesterday i-sued
a call t'orthe redemption of' $9,000-
000 , coupons , and 81.000,000 , regis
tered 4-20 bonds onhich Intere-jt
will the Itit of January next.
BROOKLYN , Oct. 2.
Frank D. Moulton , tiled half of
his bail and will to-morrow file the
other half in the Proctor libel suit.
It was stated this afternoon that
Tiltoii is preparing papers for u lioel
suit again-t the Brooklyn Eagle ,
laying his damages at high figures.
Tilton refuse ? lo give any informa-
ioj as to when the papers will be
served ; but intimated that several
other papers will aUo bo sued for
libelling him.
RICHMOND. Va. , Oct. 2.
A telegraph from New York says
that on receipt of information last
ni' ht from Richmond by tulegraoh
Mayor White had ibucd a warrant
for the arrest of General S. Mahone
and Johnson. The former was ar
rested and bailed in the sum of
$10,000 to keep the peace twelve
months. General Mahone , after
leaving the flavor's ollice , was taken
quite sick and i.s now at the Nation
al Ilotcl , in that city.
X , Oct. 2.
The extent of dain-igc done to
crops by the late storm is not yet
correctly known , but iti.-b''lievtd to
be heavy. Reports from the Asha-
poc and I'anhan say there has been
a great overflow and it is probable
gieat injury has been done by h.
Otters from the Cooper River plan
tations and Santee anil Gcurctojt n
announce tlMtthestoim w.-ti-evoro ,
but no great damage was Uo e. fii
this city the amount of damage
done fs hard to eitjiiKi'i * , t is
thought ten thousand dulhird will
repair the battery and about ( ive
thousand the wharves.
IK ir.v Y i if , Oct 2.
In the Episcopal Co : .ention of
thi- . diocese , after irai. otinjr the
preliminary bu-inc" , Hi iiyp Potter
lelivercd hi- < annual add-outgiving'
a icview of his twenty years"eer -
\-ice. In the afternoon w ion I he
missionary and staiulin-jc-irtiiulttccs
were appointed , and the ohl board
ttruj5to--s re-elected _ r _ _ _ -
based on the new plan adopted by
be National Cotton Convention ,
and to be known as. the standard
Atrican ola ilicalion wfcut > - *
feet to-dav. * . * * * . , ; * ' "
. . . itccniding to the new
"Cnle , pri"es will be from onc-
quarter to one-half of one cent
r pound loner , than the
oldstandan' .
liiu Convention of rail
road officers c.iliipii-ing the c.n > -
tiolling i all way inteiests of thi >
country is in set-sion at the St Nich-
'las hotel. Among those pie ent
'tro E R V/ad&worth , of Chicago :
.1 TT Sturgeon , of St. Louisa E N
Au r-ws , of IndianapolN ; Co'.burn ,
of Toledo and G UVWiight , ol Co-
lumbu-j , representing the western
boaid of the Kail il-jad Company.
R S Williams , of DeiinNoii ,
Jewptt and JJ W Blanchard , rcpre-
-entiiiK the Pennsylvania and Erie
railroad ; .PreMilent Scott , of the
Penn-ylva'nia roatl ; Vanderbilt , of
the New York Central ; Deveieux ,
of the Atlantic & Gieat Western ,
andytone , of the Lake Shore. Its
object is to elfcct a permanent or
ganization , with a view to haimo-
nizing all railroad dillerences , and
-ettling all quentions by arbitration.
Tlie sefcs-ions for the present aie
j.trictly private.
YORK , Oct 2.
To-day was the third and last of
the fall meeting at Flcetwood Park.
The first race was for $000 , for the
2.r : > 0 cla.es. Five started Arthur
won , taking the second , { bird and
fourth heat. I est thic raad 2:36 : } ,
by Meduet , winner of the first heqt.
The second race was for i pur e of
$2,500 , open to all. Three Marled :
American Gjrl , Camors and Sensa
tion. The first heat was a dead heat
between Camors and the Girl , but
the Giil won the next three heats.
Time , 2:24 } ; 2:23 ; 2:23 : } and 2:25. :
At the meeting of the National
Rift" Association continued atCroed-
moro yesterday , the first contest
was the Galling match , distance 500
yard" , for eleven prize ? valued at"
$2,275. Among them was' a Gat-
ling gun valued at $2.000 , and is
now held by the 79th regiment , a
team rrom that re 'irqent liaving
won it last ycnr. It has to be won
twice before becoming the propertv
of the winninfi regiment. Tne 79'h
made the highest score , 20Q ; the
next best bcjng the 22d , 100. The
next contest was fir the Army and
Navy Journal match eleven prizes ,
valued at 51,025 , among which is a
silver trophy valued at $750. This
is held by the l'2d rrplment , which
won It last > earf and it must be won
three times befoie securing the prop
erty. Thp 7th , rejiljnent made the
highest' f'ore to-day 217 ; the next
hijjheftt being made by the 12th
regiment. Tlie contests to-morrow
will be the Bennett long rangecham-
pionship. the distance bcimr , fight ,
nine and ( ten bund.rfd yaids , tor 84
prjze * , Valued at $1,000. presented
by James Gordon Bennett.
It is announced that the Tripft
team will take part In the ' match ,
r nd. probably a portion of th'e Amer
ican team.
Mayor Havcropysr in n letter ad-
dre."ctd ! In the citizens of New York
and which will be publi-hed tomorrow -
morrow , re affirms ins cluirgc of sys
tematic and wholesale fraud against
John Kelly ; he denies that he was
moved by malice to make accusa
tions , and FSVS that on Tuesda'y
next he will jiubli-h final and coo- .
cluMve proofsof .Kelly's di'-honej-ty .
as sheriff and al-o evidence that he j
participated in the plunders which | :
otliers obtained fruni the city treas-
ury. 1 ;
( Special to th PEE ;
FAIR GROUNDS , 3:25 r. M.
Over 20,000 people have visited
the fair to-day. It is a perfect suc
cess. Premiums are being award
ed. Howe takes the first premium
on sewing machines. An accident
occurred by horses jumping the
track and injuring a boy quite se
riously.
, L. I. , October 2.
In the Galling match to-day the
total teams out of a po'-so of 330
were as follows : 79th regiment.20G ;
22d , 19G ; 12th , 194 ; 48th , 150 ; 57th ,
443 23d , 120 ; StL , 110 ; 71st , 59.
The army and navy , and press
matches are in progress.
NF.W OKLKANS , Oct. 2.
The Republican committee have
Issued a call for a convention to
nominate city and parish officers , to
meet on the 12th inst.
District Attorney Beckwith has
nolifie'l the city Marshal to cause
the arrest of persons in Grant Par-
i.-li indicted for killing negroes in
Colfax lait year. Their trial is set
down for the November term. One
hundred and twenty warrants have
been issued. The deputy marshal
will leave this city on Saturday to
make the arrests
Charles Gray , a school teacher In
Avoyells , an old settler , has been
driven away by the Wldto
Leaguers
The advisory committee , organi
zed under the compromise , consists
of Mr. Bonseau , chairman , Mr.
Burke secretary , and Messrs. Packard -
ard , Voorhees and Lambert as mem
bers.
WASHIXOTO.V , October 2.
The following dispatch was re
ceived by the Secretary of the Navy
last night :
Ponsacola Navy Yard , October 1.
Commodore Wolsey is hopelessly
sick ; Lieut.-Com. Kellogg Busslay ,
seiiously sick ; Asst.-Surgeon Miller
and A st.-Engineer McElwell are
doing well ; Asst.-EnginccrLamden
and all thejsadors and marines con
valescent , .iv flairs in the navy yard
going on as usual.
( Signed ) JTnsiJins , Captain.
The following dispatches wore re
ceived this morning :
Pensacola Navy Yard , October 2d ,
to the Secretary of the Navy at
Washington , D C. , Cominouoro
Wol-ey died this morning , Leiu-
tcnant Commander Kellogg , is more
favorable , though seriou'-ly ill' .
Lieutenant ponimander 'Barclay ,
' ' "
is Defter , AsM-fan't'Surgeon" Miles ,
and Assisiai t Engineer McElwell ,
arc doing well , all the others are
con vale ; cent. One new case yes
terday being that of a seaman.
( Signed ) A. A. SKJIMES ,
Captain ,
BROOKLYN , Oct. 2.
A fire at Green Point early this
morning burned three box factories
and one entire block of frame tene
ment houses. The lire originated In
Smith's box factory on Freeman
street , and spread rapidly , defying
the eflorts of the firemen to extin-
gui-h it , so they confined , their pf *
forty to saving tljp adjoining proppr-
ty. Reeves & Churcue'd box factory
lioxt caugjit , and together with the
tenement block , made a conflagra
tion which lighted tljo d.Hrint for
miles around. Tjm poor families in
the tenement houses had barely
-4irno lee npo-Wttlrthrti'TrrBSfimilty' "
escaped jn tljejr nigjjt dresses. javs
ing clothing , fiiriiHl > rei@tQ < > to "
strovcd. A lu" ' " " "C-
- - „ uumber are ren-
ucieti homeless and oestituto. Sev-
cal buMnes houses were also de
stroyed. The loss is estimated at
$100,000.
MEMPHIS , Oct. 2.
Jefferson Davis addressed West
Tennessee Grange at Humboldt
yesteiday , upon the feasibility of
dlmct trade and opening of the Mis
sissippi river.
Congi essman Barbour Lewis pub-
li-lies a card denying the statement
of the Cincinnati Commercial that
it would be unsafe for him to return
here.
LONDON , October 2.
The city wa awakened thismorn-
ing by a terriflic explos.ou of gun
powder in a barge in Regent'sPark.
The city trembled as if shaken by
an earthquake. A large amount of
property in the vicinity of the canal
was destroyed , but fortunately very
few lives were lost.
ALBANY , .N. Y , Oct. 2.
The trial of Phelps , the defaulting
cashier of the State Treasury , con
tinued to-day. Arguments on both
sides were closed and the court pro
ceeded to cnargu thejury , reviewing
the charges against the prisoner and
taking strong grounds agajiut him.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Hew York Money Market.
NEW Lottie , October 2.
Money easy 1@3.
Exchange 48o@488.
Gold Firm and notivo , opened
10 } ; now | .
Governments , firm ; shade higher ,
small business registered , 67s 116V ,
registered 1040s 111 } .
Stocks Less active 5 heavy at de
cline of f to 1 until neon.
Lake Shore Pool managed by
Drew , Robinson , Chtse & Co. , sold
out at handsome profit.
Stocks Declined 81 f , but now
82 J ; best prices now being make.
Erics 35 | ; P M 50 ; U P 30 ? ;
WM81J. .
New York rrouuce Market.
AKW YORK , Oct. 2.
BreadstnfTs Dull.
Flour Lower to sellers. .
Wheat Quiet ; higher prices de
manded
Rye Quiet , 92@99.
Bailey Dull ,
Corn Lower ; ivcstein , mixed ,
HfliWt.'Do.1
Oats Heavy ; Western mixed ,
new , 60@01 } .
Poik The market is firm at 22 75
© 23 00. " ' '
Larl ( Market dull und lo\\erj4
Whisky 1 08(5.110. (
market.
CHICAGO , Qct. 2t
Flour Very dull ; shippers not
buvlng ; prices nominal.
Wheat Steady ; October , 94 ;
November. 93 ; year , 92J@92J.
Corn Weak ; cash SOJ ; October ,
79J ; Nov 76.
Oats Firm ; oash 50 ; October ,
49 } ; Nov 49.
Barley Steady ; cash 1 02 : October
1 00 .
%
Rye SGST.
Highwlnes 1 03 }
% Pork Very dull ; cash 21 00 ; year
17 50 ; February 17 87J18 00.-
iard Dull ; year llj ; February.
llj.
St. Louis Produce market.
ST Louis , October 2
Flour Quiet.
Wheat Very dull and drooping ;
No 3 red fall 1 04 } asked , 1 04 bid ;
No 2 , 1 1 ? } .
Corn Higher ; SO@S3 in elevator ,
Oats Opened Hat , closed firmer ;
No 2 , 5253 in elevators.
Barley Steady ; No 2,1 Oo@l 15
Rye Lower ; 7071
Whisky Firm , at 1 04.
Lard Quiet at 14.
Pork Lower , at 22 7523 00.
Chicago Live Stock Market.
CHICAGO , October 2.
Cattle Receipts 2,400. Good de
mand for choice shipping ; common
and medium dull ; market glutted ;
closing ueak and easy.
Hogs Receipts , 9.000.
Sheep Reoeipt.sC30 ; firmer.
St. Louis Live Stock.
ST. Louis , ( -ct. 2.
Hogs Receipts , 5,000 ; dull and
lower for stoo'.ers ' , ard tight and
uns-aleable ; porkers , 5 ; bacon , 6 }
( $5 } ; butchers , 5Ja,6J. (
Cattle Receipts , 3,000 ; un
changed.
LIQUOrtS , WINES , LTC.
RATH & HANSFN ,
AVhoIcsnle Dealer * Iu laf Tobn < Q9 ,
M.tuufactvircr ; of
o ± aA Es ,
AND DFALEB IK
Tobaccoi Pipes. &c , , &c ,
1C3 Fll-NHAH ST. ,
Eet. 'Oth ilHh ,
_ > iju < .JLx a , jTXTo fc > -
orlltf.
' "
P.N.GLYNN'
. .
WIIOLKSALE AND RKTAtt. ? T r iy
Wines , I iquors. Segars ,
TOJ5-C if i ? ( | > PIPES.
$ Srr liforMaU'lnrsand Brandlpa.-tfl
Corner of IS' d Dodge stri-eta ornu ll ' > % *
new ilJirii ' ; , ymaUiu > J > -r - .
\\m. \ \
137 n' nm St. , l rt. { ) h f ml lOtli ,
( Opposite Hie Office )
\ i oE LOAN/I > or ATCHCS
< el-y , Ac. Cl..thing bought and 3 ild
spTUm
IIOTE ; s.
GRAND CENTRAL
1MAHA , - - - KEBRASKA
Tbclartrrst and heat hot bet ween .Chicago
n > l San Francisco.
Opened new Scptemher 30th , 1873.
nSO tf fJKO. Til It A I.I. Proprietor.
United States Hot I ,
COll. DOUGLAS AND TENTH STREETS.
r-srectfnllr announ-
that he has pur.hascd and refl ted ihe
abo\ II 'cl , und is row ready to i-ccommodaie
th- public , with board by dpy i r we t , at reasonable
enable ratfs. WILLIAil LEHB. Prop.
Julv22 ' 74 1
California House.
FRITZ HAFHEB , Prop'r.
No. 170 Douglas Street , rorn r llth , Om ha ,
Nebraska lioardby the day or week ,
tune I. vl
ZZOT7SB.
On SM , Itt. Farnham and ffarncy Strettt ,
Tf AS been entirely refiittrd a > d re urnlshed.
_ IJL and will accommodate all tn the teat 01
board at S 1 , 50 per day ; 40c | * r npleincal.
C , V , & S , M , HARRYMAN ,
Jv28dly. Propr etors.
Central House
o. 630 czteentli ! Street ,
Opp. Jefferson Square , OMAHA , JTEB.
JOSEPH IIOTE. Prop'r.
Day and week Board at reasonable rates.
First-class bar attached to the house.
Ie27 3m
Southern Motel.
fronting on 4th , 5th ud "Walnatita , ,
St. Louis , - Mo.
Laveille , "Warner & Co. ,
The Southern flntcl is first-clBM In all Its
ap ointment * . Its tahle-Hrpat all times snp-
plifd in th" gr < > ate < t abundance , with all the
nell'acics thermrkets afford , Its clerE * and
employes are all polite and attentive to the
wantof th cu sts of the hotel , 1 h re Is an
IraproTO eleva or leadlnz from the fir-t floor
to the u-per OOP , Railroad and rteamhnat
Icketoffi PS. news st nd. nd wwi&rr Union
nfS nlnthp Ki ( mUo ( hotel
Comer of fnni gs acd Tweaty-He < ; aad stieetz
The finest lager b.-er con'-
stant y on nandr
IeZS-6in CUAS. WEYMULLEH. Prop j
II. OKKB * . c. J. KABB.\
GUEIJE & KARBAC1I ,
lith t\ \ . between Farcham an tiwj *
- - NEB.
MANCSf ACTCEEB O'
Spring and Farm Wagons ,
AXIt
Dealers In and manufacturers of
A01UCDLTUR1L
rABTICUL R Tre TION PAID TO
and
prom'pilr done at rpanon ble nriont
U , P , R"R , WHAT MARKET ,
16th street bet California and Webster.
WE KEFE OX HAND THE BFST
supply of FRESH AN'D SALTED
MEA'S. Also a larse stock of Fine Sw
ured Hams and Breakfast Bacoc , at 'the liw-
t rites Wit AUJt * iJUTH ,
Clearing Sale ! EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS ! !
-AT-
Clearing Sale !
FOR
.
BEISO orr.
Clearing Sale ! Annual Clearing Sale
or-
Foreign and Domestic
Clearing Sale.
DRY GOODS
Clearing Sale ! .AJBTID
PCEPAEATOUY .TO STOCK TAKING.
A. CRUICKSHANK , "
Clearing Sale ! mar5 cor. Mill urnl Farnliam Sts.
, ,1873.
. BROWN , 248 Douglas Street ,
WHOLESALEJANDRETAIL
DRY GOODS , CARPETS ,
AlKmSTT tf * > T WIS1
ABIU OJ.JJ WJuOJLfL
An Immense Stock of Fresh New G-oods T'ast Opened to be
sold lower than any other house in t > i8 city , consisting of
Hg &i ii'irijL'ijiiiri BPPPTT
ALPACAS &MOHAIHS , also VELVET &BE1VER CLOAKIXGS.
A FULL STOCK OF StJAWLS. BLANKETS , FLANNELS ,
MEEINO 1/7STDERWEAR AND WORSTED GOODS.
TABLE JJiNEN IN GRPAT VARIETY. A FULL LI.YE 0 ?
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN CARPETS , Oil CLOTHS , MATTING RUSS , AND HATS ,
. 'eyerythin'ertainin to the FTJKNITTJBE and"UP -
J-lL i trade : has largely increased his stock , and now
a eojnplete-asso.tment ot FINE , TKEEPnJMT and LOW
PRfOED coeds , which he is offering at such REDUCED
PRICES as to make it to the interest of everyone desiring
anything in this line , to examine his stock before pnrchas-
PABLORSLTS , IiOUNGES &e. , TTPHOLSTEBED3ANP
COVERED TO ORDER ,
2O31Pa.mlaia.-oa.
L. \ \ 001) WORTH ,
238 Douglas Sf. , Omaha , Neb.
WAGO1T
Wood Stock ,
WAGOX HARDWARE ,
Patent Wheels , Hnbiad Gearing , &c.
Axles , Spr ngs and Tlilinb'e Skeins
HARDWOOD LUMBER ,
Carriages , Hacki 22 Buggies
Stuilebatlter XVagonj Depot.
mchfiU
G , STBIFFLER
DEALEK IN
CHOC SKIES ,
ProYi ions
Fiuiis ,
u a ,
ConfpcUonpry ,
Tobacc" ,
S. E. COB. OP TESTH ani FABHHAM. i
H4t
WHOLESALE CANBIES
I arc. o'w inanuiacturing all varieties or candiosx
andjwill sell a
Dealers in this State upcil not irnt to eaKastfjr C.lSDIIiS.
Alrial is solicited.
.
StOoxr.
mchllf
B. & J. WILBUR ,
Books and Stationery ,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ,
Foiarteantla Strsoi , - Omalia , . , STaTa
GENERAL AGENTS FOR ALL SCHOOL BOOKS
arS Imy
ImySTJEK
STJE/K ; < sc nyLTJjTraB : .
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
Cor. 13th , and 2Ia.rn.ey S treats ,
Fall And Winter Styles
A. POLACK ,
CLO THIS
233 Farnlaam St. ITear
Fine and. Medium , Clotliiiig ,
end Furnishing
THIS
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