Nebraska Newspapers

    VOL. IV. EOM.AHA MONDAY MORMIISTG OCTOBER 19 , 1874. NO104. .
THE DA 11A KKh.
KDWAKD KOsKtt'AThU , Editor n < i Prop'i
ORIcc So. JUw I nnil .itu irtt. fcetw.
MnOi nmlT itl .
TEKMS OF
ropy , one yer. In advance
A-x. months , in adrance -
three menths in advance Ajw
SJSnot paid in advance , $ R per annum wm
colletcd
PREMIUM HATTER
FKEDEBICK ,
Be&t and Cheapest
Hats and Caps.
Grand' ' OMAHA.
OMAHA BUSINESS DPCTORY ,
OBAOKEB MASDFAOlOBr.
It/T / "cCIureA Smith , 185 Hartley street , bet.
M llth and )2lli. declSU
BOOTS AND SHOES ,
iblllr Lang. 155 Farnliaia si. between 10th
CONFEOTIOHEET.
* . Latey , corner 12tli and Douglna Btrwu ,
HI nunufacturer and wholesale dealer In
candusandconlectionery. Country trade so-
llceted. Pl" ,
GOAL DEiLEBS.
S Elliot , coal , lime , cemen thalr etc. ,
Poland U feMSmS
PAWN BBOKER.
Elgutter , No. 200 Farnham at. el7U
M.
LAUSDBY.
new Isun'IiT opened at oil llth t , , h t.
4 Farnlian. roA Houils * . Thcwashlng and
lice will bpdoneto-rdir. first class work
< , 80 * P 'ACTOET.
Soap Worla , Powel' ' 4 Co , still
Premium _ - tbeir Premium Soap. Fl e
fln-t premium awardeJ hy the Lougla county
and State fairs , and rottawatUmie county , la.
Orders soli-itcd from the trade
A1TOBHETB.
E. F. SMYTIIE. O. C GRAVES.
SMYTHE i GRAVES ,
Attorneys -at-La-w.
Boom 5 Creishton Block.
SAVAGE & MANDERSON ,
Attorneys at Law ,
242 FA UN HAM 8TKEAT.
JOilS C. C
COUNSELOR.
OKFICK CKCIGirTON'ij BLOCK ,
-i'IAIIA , XKllUASKA.
T. W. T. Kicnsirds ,
Attorney at Law ,
Oiflce4yi > 1.1th St. , bet , Fnrnham
and 1 1 ii r no y Omaha , > 'cb.
P1 0. Box
0. W. AMUHOSE ,
KKDICK'S OPERA HOUSE
OMAHA - PEP.
E. ESTABUO 1C. w.M. FKANIIIS
ESTABROOK& FRANCIS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
OFFICE Creiiliton Block. Omaha , Neb.
DtXTER L THOMAS ,
Attorney and Counselor at Law.
OFFICE Boom No Yizschtr'a Block ,
OMAHA . - NEB
JOHN K KKL.LKY ,
Attorney I Counselor at Law
Office Boom's , CrelgbtoD Block , ) . OMAHA.
" " " " "
Cor. 15th anitonglas 8ts. /
/ OLLECTIONSSOI.irrrKDANDPIIOMPT-
\J ly attended lo. No charge unless collec
tions are nude. JIOUM-S to let and rents col-
rcted. Keal eMste bought and void. aplTLf
O. BALLOU ,
ATTORNEY at LAW
Office n Crelgbton's ucir blwlc , southeut cor
room , floor.
OMAHA. > EB.
j. S. SilROPSHlUK.
Attorney- - Law
lioom No. 1,8. E. Corner 15th and Douglas Sis ,
OMAHA. - - NEBR.
' t. 8. SPJLO. " B-rKlTClIKIT
SPAl'N & PRITCHETT ,
Attorneys uid Coun'.elors at Law.
OegSt * Twelf : Sj-eet.
Address ! < > " - * " Om h .
W ; J. CORNELL ,
Ooixxxsoilox-
HMrict Attxiruejr for Second Jud
icial District.
iJKMU3outh side o ( Fsrnbatn , between
1Mb r > " IKth it * . , opposite Court House.
XO.H. O'BKIEK.
O'BRIF.Sf.
ATTORNEYS LAW
orEce-Ctl.lwell Block , i > ouglas Ktreet ,
OMAHA. - - - - NEBRASKA.
PAKKE GODWIN ,
Attorney at Law *
in Uman BI > tk. )
4J1 THIRTEEAlTH BTKEET , OMAHA
2S liu
JOHN \Y. LYTLE ,
J
t-LaiT and Solicitor la
Equity.
jFFIOh-Orrr First tTatiosal Bank ,
N. J. BURNHAM ,
ATTORNEY AXD CODNbrfLLOB A3
LAW ,
S. E. Cor I5tb aod DoajUs Struts.
OMA.HA - NEB
SIXCE the remored indictment of
Brigbara , fifty-five of his connubial
partners have hung their card bas
kets on the outer \valfs of the ha
rem with cards marked , "not at
home. "
THE Lancoluites had better pre
pare for the .vorst Several Oma-
hawka have already filed applica
tions for Capital removal commis-
feionerships with our legislative can
didates , and the cry is still they
come.
GOVERNOR KKLLOGO'S traducers
charge General Sheridan with tl\e
declaration that he would rather do
nate fifty cents to the Madagascar
Mission , than to go down to Louisi
ana to help sustain a governor who
hasn't got soul enough in him to
ballast a bumblebee.
THE Bourbons proclaim their in
tention to carry Missouri by $50,000
majority. If the proviso of their
constitution that restricts therightof
suffrage after the year 1875 to those
who can read and write , was in effect
now , we opine the Democratic ma
jority would dwindle down to 25,000
on the othr.-r side of the political
ledcer. *
WASHINGTON Judges are remark
ably tender and touchy if the fol
lowing case , reported to us by tele
graph , may be taken as a fair sam
ple. While a case was being tried
before Judge Humphrey , in the
Criminal Court , one of the jurors
passed a side remark that displeas
ed the Court , whereupon tha Judge
announced that he would grant a
recess , remarking that he had been
Informed that one of the jurors , a
Mr. Time , was in the habit of car
rying a brick in his hat , and closing
with the admonition that he did not
want it to occur again. Just then
Mr. Time exclaimed , "I often heard
of you getting drunk your honor ,
but I did not believe a damned word
of it. " Strange to relate , Mr. Time
was immediately called to time and
discharged from the jury.
An indiscriminate slaughter m
clothing and gents' furnishing
goods regardless of prices at 206
Farnham street. Fine linen and
chevoit shirts of our wn make at
$2.00 and $2.50 each.
Railroad Tickets
bought and sold by P , Gottheimer ,
Broker , at 29G Fan.ham street.
Unredeemed Hedges for Sale.
may Iy26
Hamlet Or urn ,
GENERAL DKALEB IN
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
9th st , between Jones and Leavenworth sts.
TO THE PUBLIC A MObT COMplete -
OFFERS line of Drv Goods. Fancy Goods ,
Woolen and Cotton Flannels , Wrapper ReLatns
W oolen bhawls and all Unds of f.ill and winter
material for ladlts' and chi'drens' dresses. Al
so Calicoes of all grades and description * a dpe-
cialty. Boots and eliocs for ladies' gents' and
childrens' wear. iteptldSmo *
OFFICE. No. 232 FARNHAM ST.
- cr STAIRS
BeU3thiH5t5 , , OMAHA.
as-Oldest jjractSrliu' IVuMsU Jfi Jbeclty
DR , A , S , BILLINGS , ,
IDZEZLTTTST ,
234Bet.
Bet. l.ith and 14th , np sUlrs.
Teeth ertrmcted without pain , by use of M-
trpus Oxide 3as.
WOfflceovei tBllfccc eStf
I. VAJSI CAMP JVi. D.
Dispense * his own meddnes. and besides
egular practice , makes specialities of Derange
ments and DUeaaea Peculiar to Women , Fistu-
a. Piles and other Diseases of the Kectum.
OPFICK : Corner Farnham and 14th streets ,
Srst doer to the right , up i'Jilr . Residency
210 Douglas meet , between 12 and llth , next
to Lutheran Church ) Omaha , yea. Addr *
Ux > k Box S ) * .
SPENCER'S
Fruit and Confectionary
JST-A-TSTIID , ,
. . . 13 n unu l. n > emvortli Su. ,
The Slour City ana rarmo ttallroaa ,
IB Onnntloa with U > e
SIOUX CITY & ST , PAUL
RA-ILROAD ,
Is Ci ( illis the shortest route from Omaha
and Connrll Blnffa to St. Paul , Mlneanolln ,
SUIInater , AnoVa. Inlnth , Bismarck , and all
points In Minnesota.
Train learu Omaha dally , ( ezcep Saturday )
at 6 o.clock p. m. , and Council Bluffs at 8.05 P"
ia.from Chicago A North-Western Depot.
Fare as LOW and lime as QUICK as
by any otlier Line.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS
ON ALL NIGHT fBAfflS.
Be sure vour ticket reads VIA. Sloui City ,
thus aroldlng circuitous routes and uridnlgbt
transfers.
Tickets can be | urchas ( l at the offices of the
Chicago A Korthwi stern Hallway in Omaha
and Council Blutfs.
J C. BOYDEN ,
Gen'J Pass. A Ticket Agf 6t P. i S. a U. K.
St Paul. Minn.
F. C. HILL ,
Uen'l Pass , and Ticket Agt , S. C. & P. , Sioux
City , leva.
QEO. W. OBATTON , Agent.
1C3 Farnham Street , Omaha , Neb.
JnlySO.tJ.
II. ( IRZBK. C. J.
iGUEBE & KARBACII ,
lith at. between Farnham an iraey a'a
NEB.
OMAHA , - -
XAKBFACTCRIR O ?
Spring and Farm Wagons ,
BUGGIES AND CAltnitOES.
Dealers in and manufacturers of
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS !
4T--E5TION PAID TO
PARTICULAR SltOEINO.
VBcpalring ot wagon and blacfcsmlthing
promptly done t nmomble vrices , : * '
MIDNIQ-HT.
FOS.EIG1T'J
_ _ _ _ _ * *
Full Account of the Conduct of
Count Von Arnim While Am
bassador at Paris.
BAN FRANCISCO , Oct 18.
Major Harry Larkyus , a journal
ist , was shot dead at Calistoga , by
Myerbridge , an artist , for supposed
interference with marital relations.
NEW YORK , Oct 18.
TheleadingDernocraticpoliticians
here say the result of the recent
western elections is already being
felt here , and claim that its immedi
ate effect lias been to largely in
crease the Democratic chances at
the coming elections in this State.
BOSTON , October 18.
A special to the Globe says that
four prisoners escaped from the
Auburn ( Maine ) jail , this afternoon
at five oVJock , by knocking down
the jailor , Mr. Littlefield , with a
bottle , and overpowering the turn
key , who accompanied him. One
convict , named Smith , was shot and
is reported to be dying. The three
others escaped , but have been re
captured. Mr. iilttlefield was bad
ly hurt about the head.
NEW YORK , Oct. 18.
The police are at work on the ex
traordinary robber case developed
yesterday , involving a loss of $100-
000. The reward offered by the
victim , Mr. Bryant , stimulating
them to still greater exertions. Bry
ant says he has lived a sort of her
mits life for the past forty years , and
was opposed to placing his money
in the banks. He had made his
will so that his friends could get it
in the event of his death. He
Lhinkd he has been watched for
years by the persons who have now
robbed him. It is thought by the
police that there were three robbers
in the party ,
CINCINNATI , Oct. 18.
About 5 o'clock this morning the
Baltimore express train on the Ma
rietta and Cincinnati railroad due
bere at 6 o'clock , ran through a
bridge at Obanyon , A short distance
east of Loveland , instantly killing
the engineer and fireman. The
bridge is a double span , about 120
feet long ; the eastern span is over
the roadway , and the western over
Obanyon's creek. The engineer and
fireman were extricated with great
difficulty from the wreck. Hurd ,
the engineer , leaves a family in
Chillicothe. Povent , the fireman ,
also leaves a wife and three children
at the same place.
NEW Y RK , Oct. 18.
A Herald special from Cuashn ,
gives what puiports to be the cor
rect version from a reliable source
of the recent arrest of Count Von
Arnim , } t sa3's : The cessation of
lostilities between Germany and
France in the spring of 1871 , im-
> oi-ed upon Bismarck the task of
> erfecthir } the work of the informal
reaty It was necessary that the
Chancellor should have the aid of
an experienced diplomatist in ar
ranging the necessary papers. The
mly one available at the time was
Count Von Arnim , to whom it was
confided under Bismaick's personal
supervision tne preparation of
ter of 1871-72as Ambassador explic
itly charged to maintain the most
peaceable and agreeable course in
all "his deajfngs with the French
officials. Bismarck biinself prepared
instructions which were to guide
Count Von Arnim in bis new posi
tion. No sooner had the ambassa
dor presented bis credentials and
been foimally received by Thlers
than he began to make himself of
fensive \ everybody connected with
the French government. HIg first
step was most extraordinary and
unprecedented. Addressing the
Emperor William privately and
criticizing the policy of Bismarck
as unworthy of the government ,
and excusing his familiarity on the
ground that he oould confidentially
communicate through the foreign
office. This was the beginning of
the pqrrefepoiideiice between Bis
marck , as Chancellor , an4 YOU Ar
nim on ambassador , which'lasted'
until the early part of last
spring , comprising eighty-two
communication which Von Ar-
mjn withdrew from the archives
of the ambjUay QfPar3 { , and which
the German government thought
the criminal courf at Berlin now
seeks tp reppvgr letters of Yon Ar-
min to the Emperor was promptly
sent to to the phanccllor , resulting
In a short imperative note lo the
Count that correspondence o.n mat
ters relating to policy and the inter
est of the empire must be held only
with the ' foreign office , wUjejlYB
Arnim'refused , it was 'therefore de-
teimined to forbear public recogni
tion of Von Arnlmfs course"as to
such time as it could bo done with
out spandal to diplomatic relations
of Germany with France. The next
step was to Indirectly engage the
French press In a quarrel , *
From time to time articles ap
peared In the leading Paris journals
antagonistic to Bismarck ; .the of
fice commenced an investigation ,
and was soon satisfied that Von Ar
nim was secretly plotting against
the peace of the empire , ami doing
all In his power to embarrass the re
lations between Paris and Berlin.
When Von Arnim was directed by
Bismarck to assure McMahoii of the
entente cordiale1 on the part of Ger
many toward France , Von Arnim
replied that he was not on . .good
terms with MoMahon , and could
not communicate with Lira. "Bis
marck forcibly replied to ; maintain
friendly relations with the French
government. In January lost , mat
ters however , reached the crisjsaud !
there was but one remedy , to recall
Von Arnim and sendv him to
Constantinople. He waa de
livered and ordered \Turkey a
letter was received at thes Berlin
foreign office from Chief of Records
of the Pails embassy stating-that
eighty-two confidential letters be
longing to ( lie ari hives tf the de'
egation were missing and there vas
no explanation for H- They vere
the reproving letters of Bismarck to
the Count , containing the jvhole
history of Count Von Arnim , to
prejudice toe Emperor against his
Chancellor. Whether the higher
court ot appeal wijl sustan } < * Van
Arnim's claim of a proprletorytright
Jn the letters In question is a matter
ot some importance to the United
States and to every other goverttf
ment recognizing the usages of so--
clety.
4 O'CLOCK P. M.
Specially Reported for the Omaha Daily Bee
br the Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Do.
THEWSST.
A Colorado Man Shot in His
Tracks , Without a Mo
ment's Warning.
The Political Struggle in Neva
da at a White Heat , With
the Republicans Ahead.
THE EAST ,
How a Busted Corner on Oats
in Chicago Made the "Bulis"
Squirm in the New
York Market.
NEW YORK , 17.
Mile. Albara , a distinguished
American cantratrice , arrived from
Europe yesterday.
Six cases , each containing 5,000
cigars , was stolen from pier 13 ,
.North river , Wednesday night. No
trace of the thieves. They were
consigned to Hartz , in this city.
VIRGINIA CITY , Nev. , Oct. 17.
The political issue in this State is
not doubtful except in Bradley's dis
trict , where his personal popularity
may secure him a majority and give
the democrats the Governor , but the
republicans will very probably carry
the Congressmen and legislature.
The democrats and republicans are
withdrawing bodily fiom the cres
cent or anti-Catholic ticket. The
excitement is at fever heat , and
meetings are being held all over the
State.
PHILADELPHIA , Oct 17.
A well-known theatrical mana
ger of this city is making arrange
ments for a walking match open to
all pedestrians in America. He in-
: ends to give the champion a gold ,
medal , and $500 in pri/esfora walk
ing match from New York to Phila
delphia ; the contest is to take place
helatterpartof this month. Among
: he pedestrians who will enter are
Edward Millen and George Avery
of Boston ; C. F. Payne of Albany ,
and C. E. Sangarde of New York.
Preparations for the match will be
completed next week.
YORK , Oct 17.
The grain trade was thrown into
v state of excitement yesterday by
he announcement of the collapse of
he conier in oataat Chicago , and
he suspension of E 8 Edgar & Co. ,
of Burlington , Iowa , who were the
principal movers in Ihe corner. The
) nce of corn here was very unset-
led , and dealers timid of operating ,
hut nothing special transpired be
yond a decline of one cent per bush
el. The agitation was felt in nearly
all branches of business , and values
were very much unsettled. The
irovision market was almost entire-
y demoralized , and the bear move
ments in mess pork wpre out in full
force. It is feared that several sus
pensions will follow.
* #
NEW ORLEANS , Oct. 17.
Dr. Bronpono , onpoftlje members
of the advlsory'boafd , has resigned ,
and in consequence the conference
committee Las been called to name
lit suppessqr.
Arrangements have been com
pleted between the levee commis
sioners and levee company to use
; ne repair fund with the construc-
: ion fund on levees. The work will
be commenced immediately. Of
the 18,000,000 cubic yards projected
1,000,000 will be builf. The propos
ed arrangement leaves open Mor-
gnnlza and Bennett Carre , where
the two important crevasses oc
curred.
: _ DENVER , Oct 17.
William Van Bmlert , a resident
of El Paso county , Col. , was shot
and Instantly killed , on Wednesday
evening , by a man named Jeff.
Steele. Van JEndert and wife were ,
"stonpjnglemnornrijy at thp house of
0 , M. Jones and Mrs. Van Entfert
was at a well , drawing a bucket of
water , her husband standing iiear ,
when Steele rode up , and , without
saying a word , fired the fatal shot
and rode rapidly away. Steele 1 *
wealthy , owning a Jarge quantity of
stock , and has heretofore borne a
good character. Van Endert was
Bjso wealthy antf bfgftiy respgcteil.
At last accounts Steele had not been
arrested ,
NEW YORK , Qct 17 ,
The challenge of G TV JMealley ,
of Boston , to row any man In the
United States except Evan Morris ,
of Pjttsburg , or George Brown , of
Halifax , n five-mile race at Spring. .
Held , Massachusetts , for $1,000 a
filde , was to-day accepted by John
Jilgler , of this city , who agrees to
row Mualley at Springfield next
month.
All arrangements were perfected
this afternoon for the grand nation
al billiard tournament , which will
be held here In November ; It will
lost nine days. Those already en
tered are George T Slosson , of Chicago
cage , Monsieur Vigneaux , the
French expert , the Dion brothers ,
A P Rudolph , Albert Gamier , and
G Daniels , of Boston.
NEW YORK , Oct. 17.
A letter received In this city from
Havana , dated October lOfh , says
there is a report afloat of the defal
cation of 51,000,000 In the Havana
custom house. No further particu
lars are given.
Budd Doblo has purchased of Jno.
F. Morrow , of Boston , his famous
black gelding , Camors , for $25,000.
Doble acts merely as agent for a
man In San Francisco , and the
horse will go west very toon.
The jury which tried Wm. M.
Tweed were found guilty of misdemeanor
meaner , but JudgeTaviB in signing
the record made It misdemeanors ,
and imposed a sentence of fine and
Imprisonment for each misdemeanor
to which the verdict applied. A
motion was made before Judge
Brady , in the court of Oyer and
Terminer , yesterday , to restore the
record to Its original finding. - After
hearing arguments the courts re-
'Wired decision ,
B JERSEY CITY , Oct 17.
At 3 o'clock this morning a fire
occurred at the residence of ex-
Mayor Sawyer on Summit avenue.
The inmates narrowly escaped death
by suffocation. Building damaged
to the amount of $7,000.
MEMPHIS , October 17.
A white man named Wood was
shot and killed during an alterca
tion on "Wednesday at Marion. Ar
kansas , by a negro named Fish.
Ex-President Johnson arrived
here this morning , and will address
u meeting this evening.
MONTRKAL , Oct. 17.
Mr. Page , Chief Engineer of the
public Works , in ia tins city on bus
iness connected with the location of
a new canal. When he has finished
here he will proceed to the TVellaud
canal and locate that. >
NEW YORK , Oct. 17.
The bank statement is unfavora
ble , showing a falling off of $2,598-
975 on the reserve. The following
are the figures : Loans increased
$897,400 ; specie decreased , 1,908-
900 ; legal tenders decreased , $ l,697v
200 ; deposits decreased , $2,348,400 ;
circulation decreased , J55.300.
WASHINGTON , Oct. 17.
The Treasury department to-day
received a letter from Philadelphia
containing a check on the National
Bank of Commerce to be added to
the conscience fund to cover duties
on personal apparel Imported
through friends si nee 1860. A New
Yorker also sends $25 to be placed
to the same fund on account of cus
tom duties.
NEW ORLEANS , Oct. 17.
Four ot the five Radical members
of the" returning Board of Elections
bave agreed to resign , to enable
Kellogg to reconstruct the Board
with two Conservatives and three
Radicals. This is the basis of , a
compromise between the White
League and Kellogg's party , and
one of the conditions of peace in the
future. Ex-Governor Wells , the
fifth member , will resign also.
BUFFALO , October 17.
The Courier this morning authori
tatively denies the statement pub
lished by the Suspension Bridge
Journal , that the works of the Nia
gara River Company at Ironton had
suspended , owing to the chilling of
the blast furnace. An officer of the
company stated that a scaffold or
monster clinker had developed in
the furnace , which cannot easily be
accounted for. Work is to be re
sumed in thirty days.
JEROME PARK , October 17.
To-day is the pleasantest day of
ae fall meeting of the American
Fockey Club. The programme is
an excellent one , comprising six
races altogether. The weather is
ine , and this fact has had the effect
of bringing large- crowds to the
grounds. Pool selling in the mile
ind five-eighths race is as follows :
Shylock , the favorite , 100 , Jack
? rest 55 , and Nellie Norton 50.
NEW YORK , Oct. 17.
The secret session of the Episco
pal Convention was continued to-
lay and will probably continue
hrec or four ' days.
Luther 'Bryant , who occupies
rooms No. 1 and 2 Forsyth street ,
vas absent from home a few days
his week. During his absence
burglars entered the rooms and stole
jonsiderable property , including a
arge sum of money. Bryant says
lis loss will exceed $100,000 , $70,000
> eing in $20 gold pieces. No clue to
he thieves.
WASHINGTON , Oct 17.
The internal levenup reflejpts { OT
lay amounted to $1,586,470 ; nation-
il'bunlc notes received 'for redemp-
lon amount to $240,300 ; the amount
if national bank currency outstand-
ng amounts to $250,944,233 , of
vhiph amount " § 2,15TOQp ( Js in 'gold
notes , "the Tre'asury holds $253-
530,150 In U S bonds to secure the
national ' bank circulation , and $6- ,
: Q22QQ tq.spcure tliq puh.Uo deposits.
Che treasury shipments of legal ten-
Jer and fractional currency for the
veek ending to-day were § 5,507-
385 , '
WASHINGTON , Oct 17.
The Republican of this morning
says ; "It is about time that some-
hlng was done with the Plympton
? onipany and the envelope contract ,
rhe public are tired of the whole
hing and newspapers are beginning
o get sick of the discussion. Day
after day we are caller ] upon tftprjnt
wragraphs upon'ttie subject , which
ire really apologies for thp non-per-
brnmnce of a contract which the
Plympton people entered into , but
which , it seems , they are unable
"
o pprform. The "only" way out
of the present difficulty which
department can see now , js to re
ad vertise for thirty days , meanwhile
tjie public trust will suffer all the
inconveniences which the leading
xiatraastera of the country declare
Jiey are aufifcrlng. If the contract
can be given to the next lowest tyd.-
der ; if there ia an oil ] Ja.w of this
century against It , let us h Ye the
aa'vertigement of an end of the rn.aU
ter , The'Postmaster Qenera.l ha.s
Introduced ; a great many reforms In
his departmentt
In the present conflict between
the con tractors there is great danger
that he will lose tlje popularity ne
Uus acquired , and thereby damage
bis administration. iMt the com
pany be indulged as much as possi
ble , but not at the expense of the
public.
JOB
Printing
The Bee Job Printing House
KJCCUTE3 ILL KINDS OP
BOOK AUU JOB PRINTING
LN TDK
VERY BEST STYLES
Lowest Cash Prices.
Competent workmen are in charge ot the
several departments , and FIRST-CLASS
will be turned out In either
English , Germair , Bohemian ,
or Danish Languages.
8RAIS ,
The Fortunes of Don Carlos
Still on the Wane.-His Ar-
Disbanding and Desert
ing in AH Directions.
.LONDON' , October 17.
The steamers engaged in laying
the direct cable have all coaled and
wait only for repairs to the Faraday's
rudder , which will soon be com
pleted.
LONDON , Oct. 17.
A proposition is on foot to re-elecl
Hon. Bejjamin Disraeli Rector of
Glasgow University. The proposi
tion meets with general favor , and
it is believed that if elected Mr.
Disraeli would accept the trust.
SANTANDKK , Oct 17.
Important dispatches were receiv
ed in this city from Madrid in rela
tion to negotiations for the surren
der of certain battalions of Don
Carlos' army to the Republicans.
LONDON , Oct. 17.
A -trial of the new military air
balloon was made from thiscityyes-
terday by Messrs. Minier and Sim-
monds. The aeronauts met with
numerous mishaps during the trip ,
though none of a serious nature.
17.
Count Von rnunis still kept in
the strictest privacy , and constant
watch is maintained over the ac
tions of his relatives. His wife and
his counsel have made vain endeav
ors to be permitted to visit him in
prison , but have been denied.
MADRID , October 17.
Don Carlos has returned to Tolos
from Pitinta La Reina.
Reports continue to be received of
additional defeats of bands of Car-
lists by the Republicans , and of the
appearance of insurgents in the
camps of the government troops ,
with requests for amnesty ,
BERLIN , Oct 17.
An election for a member of Ger
man parliament was held in the
town of Dortman , WestPh lia yes
terday. The contest was. between
a Progressionist and Ultramontane ,
and resulted in the success of the
former.
The residence of Count Von Ar
nim was again searched to-day by
the police and agents of the govern
ment.
LONDON , Oct 17.
It is reported on .semi-official au
thority that Captain Catoris has
jeen awarded tne Victoria Cross
jy the government , in recognition
> { his valuable services in the
\shantee war.
The minister of the Argentine
Republic resident in this city has
eceived a telegram from the author-
ties at Buenos Ayres , stating that
: he insurgent revolution has proved
i failure , and that General Mitre ,
.he insurgent chjef , has returned
ionic.
PARIS , Oct 17.
Duke Mecases , Minister of For-
: lgn Affairs , has rendered an oflicial
explanation to the Spanish govern-
nent , through its ambassador in
Paris , of the complaint in the recent
Spanish note concern Ing the alleged
, 'iolation of neutrality laws by
France. He explains the attitude
> f France in regard to the Carlist
'overnmeut and proves to thesatis-
action of the ambassador that the
jomplaints are entirely unfounded.
; t is now thought that any danger
) f fuither complications is over , and ,
hat the Snaqjsh Cabinet will accept
IP satisfactory the explanation and
riendly assurances which have been
jiven.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK , October 17.
Money Easy at 3 per cent.
Exchange Steady ; 4 85a4 88j.
Gold Dull but steady at 1 09J ©
L10.
Governments Fair ; registered ,
L0-40s , 111 $ ; currency 6s , 117J ; coupons
pens , 1 llf.
Stocks Opened active hut de-
jlined , Erie falling to 28.J , W U291 ,
Lake Shore 78 } , but the market is
Vow heavy at at a decline ; Erie 295.
"
M. 40J , WU7 | 5 , JJP35f.
New York produce Market.
NEW YORK , Oct. 17.
Breadstuffs Quiet , but generally
toner.
Flour Easy. Western shippers
ixtras , 5 155 25.
Wheat Firm , and higher prices
isked. No 2 Milwaukee nominally
110 ; No 2 Chicago , 1 06.
Cqrn. firmer ; Ql91Jc.
Oats Steadier.
Rye and Barley quiet ,
Provisions Pu.ll ,
Porfc SQ ,
Leather , Iron and Wool Un
changed.
Chicago Pruuuce market.
CHICAGO , Oct. 16.
Flour Dull weak and lower ; good
and choice spring extras offered at
$4 604 90 ; low medium 425@4 40 ;
superlines scarce at 3 25@4 00.
Wheat Eirm ; cash , 89J ; No
vember , 89 J ; December , 89J ; seller
year , 89 } .
Corn Steady ; cash , 74 } ; Nov.
70 } ; seller year , 68.
. Oats Steady ; cash , 47 } ; Octo
ber , 48J@48 } ; November , 461 ; sel
ler year , 46.
Barley Steady ; cash , 106 ; Nov.
J. U * > 7 *
Rye S2.
Highwines 1 00.
Pork Quiet" ; year , 1700 ; Febru
ary , 1750.
Lard Steady ; seller year , 11J ;
February , 11 55.
EEDMAN & LEWIS ,
Cor. 16th and Izard Streets.
ILi TJ IMI IB IE IROn /
On hand and SAWED TO OEDEB.
MB8.J.E.VAJ8DERCOOK.
Eclectic Physician *
Residence and offift 250 Dodge st bet 14th nnd
15th sU.
Special attention paid to obstetrics and dls
ases peculiar to wome n and children. Ktf.
WILLIAM SEXAUEB.
225 r rnUm'.Strcit , - - Omaha , Hsi
WHOLMALX AMD KKTAII. DKAZJCK tS
FURNITURE. BEDDIN6. ETC.
& CO.
CLO THIERS
,
- AND DEALERS IS -
a-nuisTTs' s1 u isrzsmisrcsOOOHDS ,
and 223 FARNHAM STREET , COS. 13TH ST
We Call the Attention of the- Public to our Extensive
And Well Selected Stock for the
FALL AND WINTER SEASON
Comprising The Latest Styles in
lothing Furnishing Goods.
"
( I HATS AND CAPS , TEtHSTKS AND VALISES , ETC.
Pricss ar © Very "Iiow" to sujlt tlio Times. Gail soon at
M. HELLMAN & CO.
STOOSZ , ,1873.
B , .248 Douglas Street. ,
WHOLESALEjAKD RETAIL
DRY GOODS , CARPETS ,
AND OIL CLOTH
An Immense Stock of Fresh New G-oods Just Opened to be
sold lower than any other house in the city , consisting of
MFlHWfK PIWPBPCS , P ! /iiUillOj ilii ijliljiLJH dj
ALPACAS & MOHAIRS , aU > V3LYET & BEAVER CLOAKINGS.
A FULL STOCK OF SctAWLS ; BLANKETS , FLANNELS.
MERINO TJ.NDEBWEAH AND WORSTED G-OODS.
TABLE LliN EN IN H IfT VARIETY. A FULL LINE OP
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN CARKTS , OIL CLOTHS , MATTIN8 RDSS , AND MATS ,
TjHZIEI
Furniture , bedding , Mirrors ,
and "everything pertaining to the FURNITURE and UP
HOLSTERY trade ; has largely increased his stock.-and now
lias a complete assortment ot FINE , MEDIUM and LOW
PRICED goods , 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 purchas
PARLOR SETS , LOUNGES &e.UPHOLSTERED AND
COVERED TO ORDER.
CHAS. SHIVEHICS ,
. .
Stx-oo * <
\VOOD\VOBT1I ,
238 Douglas St. , Omaha , Neb.
WAGO1T
Wood Stock ,
WAGON HARD WAKE ,
Patent Wleefc , Finished Gearing , &c.
Axles , Springs and Thimble Skeins
HARDWOOD- LUMBER ,
Carriages , Hacks ssa Buggies
StailebackerjAV { jonj Depot.
mchett
G. STJRIFFLER
DEALER IN
G B. O O EE.IES ,
ProyMons
Fruits ,
Nu S ,
Confectionery ,
Tobacco ,
Scpars ,
S. E. COR. OF TESTH and FARHHAM.
IHt
WHOLESALE CANDIED
lam ow fnanulacturing all varieties or candies
and jwill sell a
S
Dealers In this State need not want to croKastfot CAVDIKS.
A trial Is solicited.
SEXTET
StOor -
mclillti
B. & J. WILBUR ,
Books and Stationery ,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ,
Fo-urtoanth , Street , Omalasu , 2
GE1ST1RAL AGENTS FOR ALL SCHOOL BOOKS
ar3-lmy
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
Cor. 13th. a&d barney Streets ,
Fall And Winter Styl
A. POLACK ,
CLOTHIER ,
233 Farnb.3iaa. St. XToar 14th , .
Fine and SEedinm Clotning ,
and Furnisning Goods.
T OHIE-A IFIES1 ! ?