Nebraska Newspapers

    VOL. IV. OMAHA * SATURDAY MORNING OCTOBER 10 , 1874. NO. 97.
W DAILY BEE.
KDWAUD HOsbWATEU , Editor and Prop'r
t.fllr * Nu. I3S Kni-ivJmin street. Votw.
Stntli nml TentU.
TEHM& OF SUBSCRIPTION :
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copy , one pix months year , in advance . . . . . . . 4.00
" three ratnths in advance. . . . 2.M
WIf not paid in advance , $8 per annum will
colletol
MNQ HATTER
Best Goods ,
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Crandri5itrl ! llotei. f OJJ.IA.JLi .
OMAHA BUSINESS DffiECWRT.
CBACKEE J A1UTAOOBY.
\ f cClure i Smith. 183 UorneT street , bet.
1 > JL llth tud 12th. decl&U
BOOTS AUD SHOES.
Lang. 155 Farnham st , Vtiteen Itth
Philip U5h feblSyl
COUFICTIOHEBY.
. Latry , corner 12th ami Douglas slreeu ,
HL. iiiif-tcturcr and wholesale dealer in
cand a aud confectionery. Country trade so-
J'cotcd. apltf
OOAL DEALERS.
' > al llm9iccine ° 'halr etc-
ElL'"ti >
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Poland Farnham "t.
PAWH' BOEEB.
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LAUNDEY.
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4 ne-tr Unndr-r op.-ncd at oil '
. . . ThewM''ing and
A. FRtnlian. i-od lfiu.lf.a.
ironine will be dona torder. . first clus work
SO P 'ACTOBY.
Trcmium Soup \Vorl , Powell A Co , stiI '
JL nianu act-ire tLeir Fiemiuni Soap. Fiv |
first premium .awarded by the 1-ougla county
end stale fairs , and PottaKatttmla county , la.
Orders M > li"jtud from the trad *
HOTELS.
GRAND CENTRAL
OUAHA , - BEBEABKA
The largest and beat hoi between Chicago
tad San franclsco.
Uptfuud new September SOth , 187S.
SO tf iEO. THRALL. Proprietor.
United States Hotel ,
COH. DOD" 1"48 AKD TENTH STBEET3.
r < ti'ectfnlly annpun-
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.cam u *
enahle rates. WILLI
Jul722 ' 7 * 1 \ .
California
FBITZ HAFUER , Prop >
No. ITODouglasStreet , corav llth , OBI (
NeErasUa. Board by tha day or weok.
1ace 1. Tl
ZtTNDZiS ; SOTJSE.
On 9th , let , rarnham and Homey Slreeit ,
Tl AS been entirely refilttixl ard refurnished.
ll and will accommodate all to the beat of
Urd al SI,00 per djy ; 40c ] > r single meal.
C , Y , & 8,1 , HAERim
1r28dl ? . Propr ctonu
Central House
t o. C30 Ekteeath Street ,
Upp. JiCTcraon Square , OUJLHA , NEB.
JOSEPH DOTE , Prop'r.
Day and week Board at reasonable rate * ,
first-dun tnr attached to tha house.
Ie27 3n
rnEioteJU
< * tk fill ani TOdactitc , ,
is - Mo.
St. Lei , .
Laveffle7amei & Co. ,
The Southern Hotel is first-class In all Ita
ap | ointments. Its table * HI " a' all times sup
plied lu the greatest abundan'cev wlth a11
delicacies the markets afford , I" clerKs and
mployea are all polite and at 'entire to the
vantdot thf gutstsof the hotel , Tb re is an
improved elova or leadinq from the firtt floor
to the upper onr , Itailroad and . \toamhoat
icketoffirt-c , news stand. nd weaierf flui > on
telegraph cfle in tha hotonda of hotel.
TtJ
RETAIL CASH PURCHASERS
For Sewing Machines ,
ID ordtr to make room ( or our new style * . ir
In PERFECT order all of onr old
bar * put
and ofler thorn at
stock , including second-hand ,
6CCATLET REDUCED prices , for CASH.
BVEIIY "UCWB" BOUGHT OF U3 md
or AUTHORIZED canTMsers U TAHI1AST-
ED.andJXSTEUCTIOK sl n , WChtTe *
BCrtTTATIOS TO SU3TAIK. Experlenee
proTO miclilnp WITHOUT Initructlom U
TTOESB than KOKE at alt
CATTnOX. We kao ot l rg lots of worth-
U ranshlnci bought at low fl-mes. that r 1 > -
for nearly as good
IBJ palm * ! off oBthspublio
. Psrtons that do not wa t to run the
a * a if.
riik of Wn swindled .honld KEVEB buy of
JBEEliTOKSIBLS paartl s , aa they hare KO
reputation AT STAKE , i T old esUUlsted
mjMclca.
ISth
f/ J .
lc.iland Retail Dealer in
FRfi II A.VO S\LT HEATS
Cams. S niit , Lard , Poultry , Ac4e. . , 4e.
Vo. 170 ITaram 31. , lint. 1Kb and
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Block. ortTtf
Oppo its FloBecr
SAVAGE & MANDERSOb ,
Attorneys at Law ,
2 FAKNDAM STP.EAT.
nx J-Omaha Kbraak
JOIDi C. v
CODXSELOB.
OrfTCE CaETGHTON'3 BLOCS ,
JSKBBASKA.
T. W. T.
Attorney at Law ,
OiBce 01&lb > 8t. , Wt.
Uonwy Cmuba ,
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ln indiscriminate slaughter m
clothing and gent ' furnishing
goods regardless of prices at 20G
Farnham fitreet Fhio linen and
chavoit shirts of our wa maka at
$2.00 and $2.50 each.
Jtailroad'TiKkct *
bought and sold by P. Gotthoimer ,
Broker , at 29G Faruharn street
Unredeemed fledges for Sale.
may Iy26
Samlet Oruzn ,
OENEEAL DE1LEK
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
9th st , between Jones and Leavenworth sts.
TO THE PUBLIC A MOST COJf-
OFFERS line of DrOoods. . Fancy Goods ,
Woolen and Cotton Flannels , Wrapper DeLains
Woolen Shawls and ail LInds of fall and winter
material for ladies' and chi'drens' drt-s'es. Al
so Callcoet of all snides and descriptions a spe
cialty. Boots and theca for ladies' gents' and
childrens' wear. isept4d3mu4
I
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, No. 232 FARNHAM ST.
. UP STAIES.
Ecu 13th L. : * 3s Zb. . . OTil AEt A.
DR. A , S ,
B t. 1 th and llth , up stairs.
Teeth extracted without pain , by use of Ni
tron * Oxide 3s.
WOfflce ores t H cc = e5tf
MRS. J. E. VANUKItCOOK.
Eclectic Physician *
Residence and offlc. 2.10 Dodo st Iwt 14th Pnd
15th sta.
tipecfal attention paid to ob4elri and dls
< aes ptcultjr to women and children. f9tf.
I V'A.JSfOAMf M.D.
tum
Fcrnhnra uid 14tn utrects ,
210 Donjlaa street ,
to Luthwan Church ,
Lock Box in.
TAJ ! , CORN'S
JS 33C OZ .
All kinds of light and heavy
HACHI3ERY MADE & BEPAIBCD.
S&-AII Wok Vuarantev'- *
253 HAENET STREET. OMAHA.
SPENCER'S
JFrnit am Confectionary
Cor. i tb and Leavcnirorlh
A-TTUEBRIDUE
FPRMTURB.
H. L . 1TAUCK7 ,
MANTTFAClUKhJ' A l > UtlALER IN
BOOTS & ; SHOES
10 llth St. Between Farnham and Douglaa
a 13
ENOCH HENNEY ,
Justice of the Peace
Office over the State Bank , cornprof Farn.
ham and 13tb "traeu.
NEW SAXOON-
HEKRY. th popular Saloon keeper , has re
fitted up the basement of old Hrrald building ,
cor. 13th and Douglas fits. , where , in connec
tion with his bar ho ts out a Lunch every
mornlnnanrt GRAND LDNCH EVERY SAT-
UUDAY. QivohlmaceU.
Sclineiaer & Bunnestcr
Manufacturers of
ns , COPPER ANli SHEET JROH
WARE ; DEALIES IN
Cooking and Heating Store * .
Tin Roofing , Spouticg and.OntteH ig don
short notice and Ic * h best mauner.
jlftwn tr .t
U. P , R , R , MEAT MARKET ,
18th street bet California nd Webster.
KEEP ON HAND THE HF8T
WE supply of FRESH AO > SALTED
MEATS. Also a largo stock of Fine Sugar
nred Ilumn and Ureakfast Recon , at the lor-
st rates. Wit. AU-jT A. KN0TH ,
iarl4-1v Vrorrletors.
The Sioux City and Pacific HaUroad ,
Im Cannootlom with U >
SIOUX CITY & ST , PAUL
RAILROAD ,
It 6 ! mlUs the shortest route from Omaha
and Council Blnffi to St. Panl , Mlnnoolts ,
Still water , AnoVa , Dulntb , Bliciarck , and all
points In Minnfsota.
Train leive * Omaha dally , ( excep Saturday )
t 6 o.cloek p. m. , and Council BluE at SC5 : P'
m. , from Chicago i North-Western Depot.
Fare as LOW and lime as QUICK as
by any other Line.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS
ON ALL NIGHT THAIS ,
VIA Sioux City ,
Be sure vour ticket reads
thus avoiding circuitous routes and midnight |
Tickets can b rnrchasel at the offices of the
Chicago 4 Northwistern Railway In Omaha
.nd Council Btefflu
Qcn'l Fa . i Ticket Agf 81 P. A 5. C. B.
St Paul , Minn.
F. C. HILL ,
Ucn'l Pasj- and Ticket Agt , 8. C. 4 P. , Siour
Oty , Iowa.
GEO. W. GBATTON , Agent.
163 Farnham Street , Omaha , Neb.
tuTn. ) tf.
Corner of Cnmisg * and Tweaty-second treets
The finest lager bser con
stantly on hand.
1e2Wm CHAS. WEVMULtER. Prop
x. ensue. c. J. EAKBA n
GllEHE & EA.RBACU ,
lit * ( t. between Farnbain an arney a'l
NEB.
OMAHA , - -
I Spring and Farm Wagons
T . .r ic-fc AND fl UIUiaS8.
Dealer. !
T ENTION PAID -TC
PARTICULAR SHOEING.
WRepalrtnjt cl wagon ad blaeinalthlnt ;
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MIDNIG-HT.
Report of an Interesting Conver
sation Which TooK Place
Yesterday Between the
Postmaster General
and an Alabama
Senator.
rt'ASIUNGTON , Oct 9.
The Chronicle in an editorial this
morning headed " Is reconstruction
a failure , " says recent events in the
south cannot fail to create the i > ro-
foundest cobrietude in the mind of
every patriotic and peace loving
citizen of the nation in regard to
the efficiency of the reconstruction
measure of Congress ; some import
ant element necessary to proper re
construction seems to have been
omitted , and its the plain duty of
an intelligent legislature to iccog-
nize the situation with all its difli-
cultita , supply the omission or cor
rect the error , wlntevcr it
m ty be. The Supreme Court
meets here on Monday , October
13th , and several of the justices have
already a-rived. The docket is
now two j-ears behind time and
will bo necessarily great.
An interesting dialogue occurred
at the Postoflice Departmentyester-
day , between the Postmaster Gen
eral and Senator Spencer and Rep
resentative Hayes , of Alabama.
These two parties called on the
Postmaster General to urge upon
him the appointment of an addi
tional special to go "to Alabama to
Investigate the killing -of
mail agent Ivery. The PoU
master General regarded this
as unnecessary. Jlessrs. Spen
cer and Hayes ' were not
satisfied , and they continued
to press the matter upon him , when
he finally remarked that if Ivery
had been attending to his official
duties instead of diatrbqting } incen
diary and inflamatory speeches
among the negroes , ho would pro
bably never have been molested.
To this Mr. Spencer rejoined that
if some gentlemen had not gone
around the country making speech
es , they could not Le in the cabinet.
The end of } t was that the two had
to withdraw without being able to
persuade the Postmaster General to
make the appointment.
ORLEANS , Oct 9
Messrs. Burk and Packard , have
resigned their positions on the advi-
so-j board. The vacancies will be
filled by the resoective state central
committee. Burk resigned because
) ie is a candidate on the parish
tf elect. Packard resigned because
his dutieS as chairman of the State
central republican commute , re
quired all the attention and time
that his official calling will permit
him to bestow.
The Picayune , in repl3'to Govern
or Kellogg's letter , publishes a reit
eration of its former statement , for
tifying them by citations from rec
ords and dates to show inconsisten
cies and inefficacy in Kellogg's
letter.
Tho1 Democrat to-morrow pub
lishes a letter from Governor Kel
logg1 in reply to an editorial criticism
that paper of his address , Sep-
He says northern men
holding ofc'ce south , find all aven
ues closed to them. Agents of the
press are sure to color their reports
and all sorts of calumnies are hurled
at them by the press. Those who
have conscientiously labored to
make the Republican party of the
South strong and respectable and to
give practical effect to reconstruc
tion acts of Congress are discour
aged by receiving hut scanty sym
pathy from their friends at the
North. He savs certain northern
papers which do not understand the
Louisiana question have called his
conduct in regard to the new regis
tration bill infamous , while by sign
ing it he divested himself of power
equal to control twenty thousand
votes. Ho re-affirms the truth of
the tacts and figures given by him
to the public already , and challenges
the closest scrutiny into all his
official acts and conduct.
WASHINGTON , Oct 9.
There seems'to be a strong proba
bility the question of completion oft
the Union Pacific railroad will be
pettled in a few days. During thel
term of office of Secretary Cox , a
reportw $ ? made by the commission ,
in regard to that road , in whloJvcer-
tain things were recommended to
render the road complete as a first
class road within meaning of the
act of congress. The pommission
recently appointed by the President
has just completed an examination
of the road for the purpose of ascer *
taining whether it has been oomJ *
pleted. The report is looked .for
with very great interest as itsjtre-
commeudatlons if favomble/ will
permanently establish the statues of
the road and give the terminus.
The entire land grant , amounting to
12,000,000 acres , has not as yetjbeen
patented to the road. \
SPRINGFIELD , Bl.f Oct. 9.
Arrangements have been made
with various railroad companies for
reduced rate of passenger tariff to
those wishing to attend the'liinfoln
monument dedication andfereunlon
of the army of the Tennessee , which
takes place here next Wednesday
ard Thursday. \i ,
The following are the rates known
to be reduced : , /
Atlantic and Pacific , Cairo and
Vincennes , Hannibal and St. Joe ,
KocKford and Ro < * k Island , und St
Lcuis and South-Western roads give
return tickets at one and one-sixth
fare. Jfe
The following roads give excur
sion rates :
Chicago < to Alton , C. C. &I.-to
parties of 20 , Lake Snore , Michigan
Central , Lawrence , Leavenworth
& Galveston , Hamilton & Daylon ,
Missouri River & Ft. Scott Iodian-
apolis & WabashOhio. & Mississippi ,
Bomsiana & Louisville railroads
CEDAR P.APIDS , Oct
The first annual horse fair and
stock Eale begins here on the 13th
inst. Arrangements are nearly ooin-
pleted. 53,000 are to be given/for
racing prizes. The ground tahd
track are in fine order. Entries
close on Monday , the 12th ins , and
the list ot entries are large , especi
ally fine cattle. This being thefirst *
combined horse fair and stock * feale
In the country , it naturally excites
much interest among allclasses , ; bat
pam'jMlarly important to stock 01811"
and br dot9.
4 O'CLOCK P.
Specially Reported for the Omaha Daily See ,
Tiv the aM.Titln and Papifin TAUgrepTi fin.
THE
Thrilling Adventura of anEro -
naut at tha Maryland
State Fair.
General Staler Declines the
Management of the Chicago.
'
Fire Department.
Nnw YORK , Oct. 9.
Hon. Win. Edward Forrester , M.
.f. , and Sir Towell Buxton , of Eng
land , have arrived here.
SAN FRANCISCO , Oct. 9.
John M. Rekafeldt , a number of
years connected with the San Fran
cisco mint as master and refiner ,
committed suicide yesterday. He
was generally respected and his
death is regretted.
HOLLY SPRINGS , Oct. 9. 1
Last night a mob of necroes ,
numbering fifty , took James Per
kins and W. Ravenswood , ( colored )
from the jail aud-shot them dead ,
thereby avenging the death of Mack
Hill. It was done so quietly that
few persons knew of it until morn
ing.
WASHINGTON , October 9.
In compliance with a request of
the secretary of war to General
Sheridan , to detach a regiment of
his command for duty iu the south ,
the 13th Infantry , with headquar
ters at Omaha , Nebraska , yesterday
received orders to proceed to Ala
bama.
YIUK , Oct 9.
Cyrus Williams has brought suit
for libel against the "Nation , " that
paper having charged that Thomas
connived with the salting of the
Little Ijmma mine with silver ore ,
whereby Prof. Silliman was deceiv
ed , and reported accordingly , so
that English stockholders were de
frauded to the amount of § 000,000.
NEW YOUK , October 9.
From the latest Panama advices
we hear the following :
_ Engljsh capitalists have expended
over § 2,000,000 in laying a submaC
rine cable to Laplata an'd Brazil , f
Large numbers of emigrants are
arriving from Spain at Buenos
Ayrps and Entririos. J *
The Brazilian Cable is to be com
pleted to Caliao Marl and Lurche-
" '
A reputed sorcerer was burned to
death by the Indians during an as
sumption day festival at Alemencla ,
Peru.
BROOKLYN , Oct 8.
A card pqblished'to day by Rev.
T T Hendricko , of Grand street ,
Williamsburg Church , has been ex
pelled from his church by trustees
in consequence ofriminorality and
other unbecoining'practices. He tje-
nics charges of immorality intoxi
cation and maladministration. He
contends , however , that dancing
under certain restrictions is no harm ,
he states his ( grievances at length ,
and conCji-'des by submitting his
case to the impartial , ' nsideration
and judgment of the public.
>
' JJ.APRID , Oct 9.
The Spanish government has re
newed its complaints to France in
relation to lack of vigilance by
French officials on the frontiers.
The Ibreanewspaper says General
Dorregayrre.turued from his coru-
niand'in the service of Don Carlos
because the latter ref'ised to act upon
Dorregay's advice to dismiss some
of his resent force and recall Gen
eral Cabrera.
The Spanish government has dis
banded 10,000 men , whoso term of
service had expired.
SALT LAKE , Oct. 9.
The conference still continues.
There were 12,000 saints present
yesterday. Geo. Q. Cannon spoke
( tvfo hours on the Order of Enoch ,
-soundly rating the bishops for standIng -
Ing in.the way of its adoption , and
said he Knew by divine revelation
jtbat it ts the right plan. Over fifty
Missionaries were appointed to labor
; ia the United States and only five
tin Europe. The church officers will
be elected to-day ,
The Grand Jury , yesterday , pre
sented an indictment against one of
their own number , Thomas E.Ricks ,
/orrperjury and lascivious-cohabita
tion. This man swore he could con
scientiously indict for violation of
the law of 1862 , and is now living
with four wives. In default of $10-
000 bail lie was confined jn the pen.
itentiary.
NEW YORK , Oct. 8.
. Gen. Shaler has returned to New
fork from visiting Chicago , where
he was inspecting the fire depart ,
rncnt , etc. He declines passing an
opinion on the efficiency or man
agement of the Chicago fire depart
ment , until formally requested to dose
so by the citizens committee. He
says , however , that it is impossible
for him to accept the position of fire
marshal , tendered him by the citi
zens of Chicago.
The commissioners of the Chicago
board of public works called upon
Commissioner Sanart at the depart
ment of public works to acquire in
formation relative to the water sys
tem of this city , and particularly of
elevating water on the high service
system. To-morrow they will make
a" tour of inspection to the reser
voirs , high bridge , and high service
tower.
Hepwortb Dixon , formerly an ed
itor on th ° London News , now in
this city , to day received a private
telegram from London , informing
him that his family escaped with
out harm from a disaster caused to
his house by the recent powder ex
plosion on Regent's Park canal. He
fears that his valuable library may
be partially or wholly destroyed.
A protest , numerously signed by
the envelop makers of this city , baa
been forwarded to the postmaster
general at Washington , protesting
against any further extension , be
yond October 10th , of the time for
commencing the delivery of stamp
ed envelopes and newspaper wrap
pers , under the now contract with
the Plyrnpton Company , and ask
ing that the contract be annulled ,
Jn consequence of their " inability to
fulfil its obligations ,
YORK , Oct 9.
The three mile boat race between
Teueyck , of Peukskill , and John
Biglin , of New York , was rowed
here this morning ; Biglin won by
half a length. Time 23 minutes.
Betting was ten to six on Bijrlin.
OAN FRANCISCO , Oct 9.
The heavy thunder , lightning ,
and rain storm which prevailed heri
last night detroved the telegraph
atGilroy.
E. M. Houkiua , on trial for the
murder of Michael Fahey , hu re
ceived a verdict of acqiiittnl.
At Camp Halieck , Nevada , a lire
destroyed the ollloera1 quartern ; la s.
58,000.
The Sanfrancisco-Berkley fern-
route was formally opened yester
day.
BALTIMORE , Oot 9.
There was a large attendance at
the State fair yesterday , o.OOO ' er-
sons being present. About pl'evpn
o'clock Senator Thurnian of Ohio ,
arrived on the grounds with Hon.
Revedy Johnston , John C Merri-
nian and C G Kerr. Mr. Thurmau
was welcomed by Hon. A B Davis ,
president of the association. After
reviewing the stock and machinery
he delivered the annual addrcssand
after partaking of a collation he left
the grounds and returned to Wash
ington.
George Washington , a colored
jeroneaut , made an ascension in a
hot air balloon from Haverhill's
circus to Georgetownthis afternoon.
The balloon attained a height of
over one hundred feet , when it de
scended rapidly , and struck the flag
staff on the court house where it
was impaled. The basket rocked
and swayed fearfully. Washington
jumped twenty feet to the stone
steps beneath. He was badly sha
ken up , but no bones were broken.
NEW YORK , Oct 9.
A special from Wilkesbarre , Pa. ,
says the situation at Moosic rniiies
is unchanged. The sheriff's posss
are still guarding he works. No
fires yesterday. Aoout 20 warrants
against most of the head strikers
are in the hands C6f officers. No
trouble is expected until the Welsh
miners are lett without the protec
tion of the sheriff , and then it will
be serious. ' -
At present , peace s maintained
by the power of Jaw , but , under the
current of national prejudices , will
ultimately bring" about great mis
chief and outrages upon persons and
property , f
A special from St. Louis says that
PresideutGrant , and party , aecora-
paniei-by General Sherman will
leave'St Louis Saturday , for a visit
to the Indian Territory , and will go
< as far as Dennison , Texaq ,
Weston has succeded 'in making
a third failure of his attempted five
hundred mile ' walk. He has only
walked 245'miies In four days. Ho
is is still limping around the hippo
drome track , and will probably con
tinue to do so until midnight to
morrow.
NYACK , N. Y. , October 9.
A large crowd of sporting men
assembled this morhing to witness
the great boat race between Joseph
Teneyck and John Biglin , distance
three miles , for $1,000 and the State
championship. At 9 o'clock prep
arations were made for the contest.
Charlie Ward was selected as judge
for Biglin , and Thomas Lewis for
Teneyck. Commodore Voorhees
was appointed referee. At 9:20 :
Teneyck launched his shell , and 'o
few minutes later Bigliu rowed up
to the starting point. The betting ,
which had been at $100 to $80 on
Biglin , was now $100 to $60 ,
Teneyck tookthe lead at the start
but was soon passed by Biglin , who
rowed a much more powerful stroke.
At the ooaj ± , .half a mile from
the start , Biglin was leading Ten
eyck by half a length , and tlie lat
ter struggling hard to again lead.
As boats approached the upper stake
boat Bigliu begap to ease up , and
Teneyck by a powerful spurt drew
up to a level with Biglin , when the
latter shot his boat to the front
and turned his etako boat ,
one mile and a half from the start
ing point in eleven minutes. The
return race was an exciting one ,
Teneyck drew up level with Biglin
and a hard struggle ensued for the
first position ; here Biglin's splendid
staying qualities began to tell , and
he took the lead and won the raue.
Time 23 minutes ; Teueycke's time
was 33:02.
NEW YORK , Oct. 9.
The Episcopal Convention con
tinued its session this morning.
Religious services were celebrated
shortly after 10 o'clock by Rev.
Horace Strong Felton , of Ala. , first
part of lesson , and Rev. J. .H. H.
Brown'of Albany , read lessons , the
litany being recited by Rev. R. W.
Trimble , ot Arkansas , while the
benediction was pronounced by
Right Rev. Wm. R. Whitingham ,
Bishop of Maryland.
JEKSEY CITY , Oct. 9.
The Executive Committee of tbe
Presbytery of Jersey City , at a ses
sion this morning , presented charges
and specifications against Rev. John
S. Glendenning , upon which he Is
to bo tried on charges of seduction ,
breach of promise , &c. , in the case
of deceased Mary E. Pomeroy.
The time for the trial will be fixed
this morning. The session will be
open to reporters and the public ,
MONTREAL , October 9.
Josepe Hickson has been applont-
ed general manager of the Grand
Trunk railroads , with T. J. Sargent ,
as traffic manager. The control of
the companies affairs in Canada ,
have been delegated to an execu
tive council , of which Mr. Hiskson ,
is President , and Sargent Vice-
Presldeut.
A dispatch from Gaspe , says the
bark Largen from Quebec , was
wrecked in EastEllis Bay. She Is a
total loss. The crew narrowly es
caped with their livos.
LONDON , October 9.
A special dispatch to the Standard
from Berlin states that in consequence
quence of domiciling visits to the
residences of friends of Count Von
Arnim throughout the empire , they
cannot communicate with him. It
is reported , says the dispatch , that
these events are connected with his
forthcoming book , early sheets of
which are already in circulation in
"Ultramontane circles in Munich and
Vienna. It Js uow said that the
missing documents number one
hundred.
LONDON , Oct. 9.
A petition has been presented to
the Court of Chancery to wind up
the aSairs of Little Emma Mining
Company.
Dispatches from Shanghai con
tain rumors to the effect that China
lias declared war against Spain.
Further Particulars Concerning
the Arrest of the Count Von
Arnim/ and the Troubles
of the Paris Em-
baosy.
Reported Declaration of War
Against Spain by China.
ROME , October 9.
M Tesdoli has been released by
briganda who had captured him , on
payment ot a ransom of $10,000.
ROME , Oct 9.
The Voce Delia Vents says in re
lation to Count Arnim's arrest that
there is also reason to believe that
the missing documents related to
the establishment of a new govern
ment in Franco and to German in
tervention.
BERLIN , October 9.
The Spenersche Zeitung , in an
editorial to-day on the Schleswig-
Holstein question says , "Russian
diplomatists openly state thai ft is
the intention of Russia to assist
Denmark. This statement , emi-
nating , it is believed , from authen
tic sources , causes considerable com
ment in political circles.
.LONDON , October 9.
Advices just received from Buenos
Ayres state that a battle is Immi
nent between the government
forces and the insurgents ; the lat-
te'raro being rapidly reinforced by
"malcontents from the surounding
provinces. They have appeared in
force in several towns , and have
committed depredations upon the
inhabitants , A number of their
leaders have been arrested.
BERLIN , Oct. 9.
Count Von Arnim had an inter
view with his son and the govern
ment officials yesterday. In the
course of conversation the Count
protested against the insinuation
that he had published or intended
to publish any of the documents re
tained by him. He also said that
he noticed in the spring that there
was a deficiency in the documents
belonging to the archives of the
Paris Embassy.
HAVANA , October 9.
Three hundred and eighty-seven
soldiers arrived here yesterday from.
Spain. The Spanish man-of-war
which started S'esterday , bound for
Nueva , having on board SOO mobili
zed volunteers and a number of
ciyil guards. She was obliged to
put back to this port on account of
heavy head seas.
The new draft infantry doing du
ty at Cabanns and Mevor Castle ,
were sworn Into the army yester
day.
PARIS , October 9.
The Journal Je Paris says that
the Count Von Arnim , when am
bassador at Paris , hastened the
downfall of President Thiers , and
urged Germany to recognize the
government of MacMahon immedi
ately. Prince Bismarck disapproved
of this course of Von Arnim's , and
wrote to the latter , explaining the
reason wliy he prefprred the policy
of Thiers to that of MacMahou.
The Journal says that these are the
letters of Bismarck which are miss
ing.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH ,
New York Money Market.
NEW ifORK , October 9.
Money Easy at 2@3 per cent.
Exchanges-Steady ; at 4 86 } for CO
days , 4 88 } sight.
Gold Weak and steady ; all sales
at 1 10.
Governments Steady ; currency
sixes 1 17J.
Stocks Opened generally dull
and lower ; Erie dropped 1 per cent ,
the market is unsettled , Erie ,
8T { ; P M 48J ; U P 36 ; WU 80J.
New York Produce Market.
* NEW YORK , Oct. 9.
Breadstuffs Generally heavy.
Flour Heavy and lower to sel
lers.
Wheat Dull and nominal.
Corn Steady ; 9J.
Qats Firm ; J to } cent better
Rye Nominal ; 95@97 for Penn
sylvania and State on dock or de
livered.
Barley Nominal aud unchanged.
Provisions Dull and easier.
Leather Quiet.
Iron Nominally unchanged.
Wool Nominally unchanged.
Chicago Live Stock Market.
CHICAGO , October 9.
Cattle Receipts 2 000 ; fairly ac
tive and prices unchanged good to
choice strong and firm stackers 2 40
2 731 ; fair to choice steers 4 00@6 00 ;
extra 6 25a7000.
Hogs Receipts 12,000 ; firm and
good demand for good to choice ,
others dull , weak ; common to choice
5008 , 00 ; extra 625@6 50 ; infe
rior 4 26@6 25.
Shepp 4 50@430.
St. Louis Produce market.
ST Loins , October 9.
Wheat Dull and drooping. No.
S fall , 1 02 } ; No. 2,1 131 14 } .
Corn Higher ; 84@84 } .
Oats Dull and lower , at 51@52.
Rye Unchanged.
Whisky Firm , at 1 07.
Pork Dull ; 22 00@22 25.
Lard Lower ; summer , 13 } .
New York , Live Stock Market
NEW iORK , October 9.
Cattle Receipts 3,000. Market
firm for good to choice , but Inferior
grades are plenty and weak. Sales
of common to prime at 9 00@12 75 ;
Texans , 9 00@9 75. A few fancy
sold at 12 25.
Hogs Receipts 3,000. Live hogs
ore dull at 5 756 75 ; d reused are a
shnde flriner at 8 12i@S 50.
Sheep and iiamb3 Receipts 4,500.
The markpt is very dull and lower.
Sheep ) 4 50@6 00 : lambs , 0 00 ©
775.
St. Louis Live Stock.
ST. Louis , Oct. 9.
Hogs Dulljporkers 44bacon ;
5@5 } ; butchers , 5J@5J ; extra , ftj ©
6.
6.Cattle Market la quiet Native
teere , 40 ; butchers , 22 } .
; Clearing-Sale ! EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS ! !
-AT-
Clearing Sale !
FOS. THZHT 2"
BEING OUR
Clearing Sale ! Annual Clearing Sale
OF-
Foreign , and Domestic
Clearing Sale.
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Cle.aring Sale ! A.2STX ) Z ZLLIIDsl ISIR/IT ,
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PREPARATOnViTO STOCK ITAKIJCO.
A. CRUICKSHANK ,
Clearing Sale !
Cor. 14th
mart and Fnrnliani ts.
STOOIEC , ,1S73.
, 248 Douglas Street ,
WHOLESALEJAND RETAIL
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*
An Immense Stock of Fresh Ne r Goods Just Opened to ba
sold lower than asy other house in the city , consisting of
' 8
ft
ALPACAS & MOHAIRS , also YBLYET& BEAVER CLOAKItfGS.
A FULL STOCK OF SHAWLS , 'BLANKETS , FLANNELS.
MERINO I/.NDEBWEAR AND WORSTED G-OODS.
TABLE LIKEN IS GREAT VARIETY. A FULL LIKE OF
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN OARPBTS. OIL GLOTES , HATTIKfl RU8S- AND HATS ,
'Z'lELA.ISr TIKIS
'umiture ' ,
and 'everything pertaining to the FURNITURE and UP
HOLSTERY trade ; has largely increased his stock , and now
has a complete assortment oi FINE , MEDIUM and LOW
PRICED goods.which he is offering at such REDUCED
PRICES as to make it to the interest of ever one de siring
anything in this line , to examine his stock before purchas
PARLO&SLTS. LOUNGES &c. , UPHOLSTERKDI&IO ?
TO ORBE.
CHA.S.
L. WOODWORTH ,
238 Douglas St. , Omaha , Neb.
" W.A.GO1T
Wood Stock ,
WAGON HARDWARE ,
Patent Wheel * , Finished Gearing , &o ,
Axles , Springs and Thimble Skeins
HARDWOOD LUMBER ,
Carriages , Hacks a Buggies
Stnilehi.cker.W KonJ Depot.
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Prorislons
Fruits ,
Nu s ,
Confectionery ,
Tobacco ,
Segara ,
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WHOLESALE ]
I arc. o-w Bianulacturing \rarietiosoicandies3 \
andjwill pell a
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Dealers in this Stale uood not want to io Ka t frtr CANDIKS.
A trial is solicited.
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B. & J , WILBUR ,
Books and Stationery ,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ,
Fourtsontk Strsoi ; , - Omah.su ,
GENERAL AGENTS FOR ALL SCHOOL BOOKS
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT
Cor. 13th. and Uaraoy Streets ,
Fall And Winter Styles.
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233 Farnliam St.
Fine and DXeditmi Clothing *
and Furnishing Goods.
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