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VOL. IV. OMAHA TUESDAY MORNING OCTOBER 20 , 1874. NO. 105.
CHR 1)AIL >
EDWAKD JiOSEWATlUt , Editor and Prop'r
No. 13C Fanihnni * irrrt. l e T.
Ninth anil Tenth-
TEKMS Ot SUlteCEIITlON :
. In auvanre ± - JJ-00
copy , one jear. .
4.00
"nix monthin advance -
advance 2.00
< three menths in -
ae-If not paWinaJrance , $8 per annum will
, colleled.
PREMIUM HATTER
f ]
FREDERICK ,
Best and Cheapest
.Hats and Caps.
OMAHA.
OKAHA BUSINESS DRECTOBY.
OEAOKEB MANUFAGTOBY.
HTcCIureA Pmlth. 185 lUrneT street , bet.
i\i ilth nd 12th. declSU
BOOTS AHD PHOES.
Lang. 155 Farnhnin t , between IMh
Philip 115h feblSyl
OOHFEOTIONEBT.
. Latey , comer 12th sml D ugla ? treeu < ,
. unnufacturer and wholesale dealer In
candirs and confectionery. Country trade so-
UeeUd. Pl"
COAL DEALEES.
Oo'and ' A Elliot , coal , lime , ccmen thalr etc. ,
J 131 Farnhmn st. feMSmS
-\/T / Elgutter , No. 200 Farnham at. elTtl
IAUHDBT.
laundry opened at oil Ilth st. , bet.
Anew . i-od l > ousrl s. The washing and
Ironlne will lx > done torJer. . first class work
BlP \&CTORY.
Soap Worts , Powell A. Co , still
Premium ' tl eir Premium Soap. Five
first premium rtwanlivl by ihe i-ougla county
and State ( airs , and Pottawattamia county , la.
Orders soll-ited from the trade
ATTOBNE18.
E. F. SMYT1IE. G. C. GRAVES.
SMYTHE & GRAVES ,
Attorneys -at-Law.
Hoom 5 CreiEhton Block.
SAVAGE & MAND RSOfi ,
Attorneys at Law ,
FAHSUAM STUKAT.
JOI1X C. CODES' ,
. Solicitor
COUNSELOR.
OFFICE CREIGHTON'S B OCK ,
OMAHA , NKItUASKA.
arRU
T. W. T. Kiciwrds ,
Attorney at Law ,
Office 49ft 13fh St. , lief. Farnlam
and Hnrnoy Orauha , Neb.
P * 0. Box "B'4tl
G. W.
REDICK'S OPERA HOUSE
OMAHA
arSU
E. nSTAUUOOS. * r. M. FllANCUS
ESTABROQK& FRANCIS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
OFFICE Creishton Block , Omaha , Neh.
ncn21tf
DbXTER L , THOMAS ,
Attorney and Counselor at La\r.
OrTIOE Boom Ho Vlsschert Block.
NEB
OMAHA - -
JOJIK KKL.L.KV ,
Attorney 1 Counselor at Law
OEce Boom 2 , Creightcn Block , I . OMABL4.
uaaa"
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Cor. 15th and L'onglas SU. I -
/ OLLECTIONSSOl.triTEI ) ANDPBOMPT-
\J Ij attended to. No uliarge unless collacr
( Ions are made , lloutes to let and rents col-
ectcd. lU-al estate boutlH and jol.l. ap7u
O. BALLOU ,
ATTORNEY at LAW
OITiao n Crelgbtoa'a uew block , southeast cor
room , Boor.
OMAHA. ' IVEB.
J. S. SHilOPSlIIUE.
\ Attorney- - Law
* Itoom Ko. 1 , S. E. Coiner 15th and Douglas SU ,
NEBR.
J. 9. SPAUll. T.MI. K. I'KITCIIETT
SPAL'N ' & PRITCHETT ,
Attorneys ind Coun-elors at Lair.
Offixn. SW Twelf. i a.roet.
Address "l wk * " Omaha.
COISOTBLLi
. J.
AND
Attorney Tor Second Jud
icial DlxtricU
OKJ-ICS South ille of Farnbam , between
15th sn' Ifith sts. , ori > eMU > Court House.
A. BALDWIH ZO. V. O'BRIKN.
AI.n VI & O'BRIEN ,
ATTORNEYS * LAW
OtEce Oddwell Block , Douglas Street ,
NEBRASKA.
OMAHA. - - - -
PAKKE tiODWJQg ,
Attorney at Lawi
( IWIniau Bl.ck. )
41 ! * inrETBBNTH STBBET , OMAHA
< K t-u
JOHN W. LYTLE ,
Utorner-at-Law and Solicitor in
Eqnity.
jFFIOhOrer Pint HtUraal Baak ,
N. J. BURNHAM ,
ATTOUNEI AND COUNGtiLLOB AT
LAW ,
S. E. Cor 15th aod Douglas Streets.
- - NEB
ra
MAYOR CHASE is about to estab
lish a redemption bureau for city lots
that are sold by the County Treas
urer for taxes.
SIXCE the election of Tzschuck
has become an accomplished fact
all is grace , mercy and peace with
the apostles of prohibition.
Now that the Pawnees have vir
tually turned their backs upon Ne
braska , what is to become of their
honorary Omaha chieftain Box-ka-
re-sha-hash-ta-ka ?
STANLEY AFRIOANUS has reached
Zanzibar , and James Gordon Ben
nett is happy in anticipation of
authentic news about the present
condition of the natives of Ujiji.
AND the cry. is , still they oome !
We mean the applications for the
exalted position of door-keeper or
Sremon at the coming legislative
session. Up to this day forty-seven
applications have been registered.
WHILE the Carlist army is being
decimated by wholesale desertions
and a succession of disastrous de
feats , Don Carlo t-is recklessly squan
dering Marshals and Generals com
missions upon the Dukes and Prin
ces that still cling to his cause like
so many barnacles.
An indiscriminate slaughter in
clothing and gents' furnishing
goods regardless of prices at 206
Farnham street. Fine linen and
chevoit shirts ot our wn make at
$2.00 and $2.50 each.
Railroad Tickets
bought and sold by P. Gottheimer ,
Broker , at 296 Fan.hain street.
Unredeemed Pledges for Sale.
may Iy26
Hamlet Orum ,
GENERAL DEALER IK
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
9th st , between Jones and IM Ten worth sts.
TO THE PUBLIC A MOST COMplete -
OFFERS line of Dr Goods. Fancy Goods ,
oolenand Cotton Flannels , Wrapper DeLains
Woolen Shawls and all Vindi of fall and winter
material for ladlts' and chLMreus' d-esses. Al
so Calicoes of all zrades and descriptions a * pe-
clalty Boots and fchoes for ladies * cents' and
chlldrens' wear. septldSino *
DCNTIPTHY.
/t RLE5/
/ /
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( $ < .
OFFICE. No. 232 FARNHAM ST.
BetI3th414thSts
u r Olilest .aractlchisrIV'iillsts in the city
OR , A , S , BILLINGS , .
St. *
Bet. 1 ( th and 14th , up stairs.
Teeth extracted without pain , byuseol M-
trous Oxide 5ai.
WOfflceopec Jtciltcn eStl
L VAN CAMP M. D.
Dispenses his owp medclnea. and bostdei
regular practice , makes stwcuUHiea of Dcrjnge-
menti ani } Dlseaxea Peculiar to Woissn , * Istu-
1 * , Piles and other Diseases ol the Bectuo.
OVFICE : Corner Farnham and 14th itreets ,
first door to the right , up stair * . Residency
210 Douglas itteet , ? > etween 12and IStb , next
to Lutheran Churcbi Uinaha , Neb. Address
Lock Bor 30 * . jacHl d * w I f
SPENCER'S
Fruit an * Confectionary
13.li ana l.ra > einrorlh
* . L , . IHU1KJE
EEDMAN & LEWIS ,
Cor. 16th and Izard Streets.
Co ttoax-csro oci.
LTJ IM : IBIEJIR/
On hand and SAWED TO OBDEB.
SIRS. J. E.
Eclectic Physiciani
Residence and offio 250 Dodge st bet 14th and
IStb sts.
bpeclal attention paid to obstetrics and dls
sees peculiar to women and children. fStf.
SEXAUEB.
225 Irfjiliam Street , - - Omaha , Heb
WHOLESALE AMD RETAIL DKALKB IN
FURNITURE. BEDDING. ETC ,
The hloax L'ltjr auct raunc
la CnaKtlon with tie
SIOUX CITY & ST , PAUL
RAILROAD ,
Is C2 mllci the shortest route from "Omaha
and Council Blatn to St. Paul , Mlneaoolls ,
Stlllnattr , Anoka. Dnlntb , Bismarck , and all
points In Minnesota.
Train leaTes Omaha dally , ( excep Saturday )
at 6 o.clock p. m. , and Council BluQj at 8.05 P'
ra. , from Chicago A North-Western Depot.
Fare as LOW and lime as QUICK as
by any other Line.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS
m ALL NIGHT TRAINS ,
Be sure Tour ticket reads VIA Sioux City ,
thus avoiding circuitous routes and uldnigbl
transfers.
Tickets can be purchase 1 at the offices of the
Chicago & Northwestern Railway in Utuaha
and Council liluSs.
J a BOYDEN ,
Oen'lPass. 4 Ticket AgtSt P. 4 S. C. B. R.
St Paul , Minn.
F. 0. HILL ,
G n'l Pass , and Ticket Agt , S. C. A P. , Sioux
City , Iowa.
GEOf , QBATTOK , Agent.
163 Farnham Street , Omaha , Neb.
July 20. tf.
n. SKEDK. C. J. KABBAf H
: G1CEK & KAEBAC1I ,
15th st. between Farnham an srney a'l
OMAHA , - - NEB.
MANUFACTURER O7
Spring and Farm Wagons ,
BUGGIES AND CUKI\GES.
Dealers in and manufacturers ot
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS !
ATTENTION PAID TO
PABTICniAR HliOEIXO.
WKoiwIrinz of wagon and blacksmlthlnj
promptly done at reasonable Price * .
YBBYLATBST.
MIDNIQ-HT.
THE
Desperate Attempt of a Party
of Men to Flood the Country
Near Hannibal , Mo. , by
Cutting Through a
Levee.
, DUBTJQTJE , Oct 19.
The official canvass vote was held
In all the counties of the State to
day. In this district , official vote
as canvassed has been received here
and places Ainsworth's official ma
jority for Congress at 63. Most of
the counties show a falling off.
BOSTON , Oct 19.
JThe Fifth Congressional Demo
cratic convention to-daj' , made no
nomination. The action belongs to
the joint support of Gen. N. P.
Banks , by the Democrats and lib
eral Republicans. Banks will run
as an independent candidate.
NEW ORLEANS , Oct 19.
The committee to-day addressed
Governor Kellogg by note disclaim
ing the sentiments of an address
adopted at the Central Church Oc
tober 8th , becaube they say they
are not ready to repudiate Republi
canism nor join its opponents. So
long as it continues to vindicate
equality so long will it receive their
support.
Oct. 19.
Governor Brown , in a letter to-day
to Governor Beverlde , of Illinois , in
relation to the alleged kidnapping
of one Smith , now indicted in this
State for murder , takes the ground
that Smith is in the hands of the
judiciary , and it ought to control ,
that the constitution of Tennessee
distinctly demies and separates the
executive and Judiciary depart
ments. He can't interfere as to the
abductor of Smith. Governor
Brown says no requisition has been
made for them , but when made It
will receive due consideration.
SANFBANCISCO , Oct. 19.
Major Henry Larking , recently of
the Post in this city , was shot and
instantly killed last night by E. J :
Maybridge , of this city. Jealously
of the letter's wife is supposed to be
the cause of the murder.
, Last night , in the affray on the
bark E. H. Kingsman , from Balti
more , John Whitman , her first mate ,
shot and instantly killed Peter Doran -
ran , stevedore oh the vessej. Whit
man is in custody , and claim's that
he aetei in self defense.
The failure of E. E. Morgan's
Sou's is announced. They have
seen acting as shipping agents for
: he California and Oregon grangers.
The London and Sun JTraiiofspo
jank 'are ' the 'principal creditors ,
The amount of liabilities unknown.
SALT I.AKE , Oct. 19.
Oil Sunday morning the Salt .Lake
ETerald published an item taken
'rorn the Virginia ( Nevada ) Jnde-
jeudent , whiph , jn commenting
iponthe charge of Judge"l4cKean
to the grand jury to look after the
disposal of a vast tract of land and
vast forests of timber by the territo
rial legislature , says : ' 'What will
je done wtu-them } after they have
} eeh inquired into ? Wo do not
Know , unless/ / indeed , with the ac
commodating spirit for which the
chief justice of Utah issoremarka-
ale , he appropriate thfm to his own
use and profit , as he did the Silver
3hjejdaml a couple of other'mlnes. "
This morjjfng the chief justice call
ed'the grant ! "jury intq thp court
room and read this item to them ,
which he called upon them to In.-
vestjgate , and if found guilty , to in
dict him ; if fuunil false , to indict
the editors of the Herald for libel.
Qeo. Q. Cannon is upon the streets
to-day , and shows no disposition to
run away. If he has been indicted
for lascivious cohabitation , as was
telegraphed from here several days
ago , the officers seein to be dila
tory in making any arrest.
It. B. Bask in will contest his seat
In the next congress as a delegate
' ' '
from this'territory' , * v
CHICAGO , October 19.
In the Prrsbyteeiau Synod of nor ?
them Illinois ttiis morning , Dr.
urd , cQunsel _ for the Presbvtery of
" '
tiicago , "made a'motion toqr6p'the
whole matter pf Paton's complaint
against the Presbytery fur its action
in the swing case. A lengthy dis
cussion ensued In which members
were allowed three minutes ea < * h.
A large number took part , and from
the senfjments expressed , it is prob
able the oopiplaint will bg enter
tained and the matter 09 argued at
length before the Synod. .
A vote \vas finally taken on re
ception of the complalnt''and re
sulted in 58 to receive , 18 not to le-
ceiye , and 1Q to receive in part.
The complaint will bV entertained
tbi * afternoon. The Judicial com
mittee reported in favor of admit
ting appeal of Pattopln \ action of
the Presbytery In acquitting' Swing
of the charge. Bev. Mr. Bogers , of
Fjvanston , coipmenced a lengtjiy
and very abe ) argument against ad
mitting the appeal and in dpfence
pf the Presbytery. The Synod ad
journed for the evening Sunday-
school meeting , which was poorly
attended. Mr. Bogers resumes his
argument to-morrow morning.
CHICAGO , Oct. 19.
Hon. John A. Kasson , of Des
Moines , is a guest at the Palmer
House.
A spepial from Quincy says at 2
o'clock yeaterdav morning the au
thorities at Hannibal were notified
that a party of men were cutting the
Buy levee , four miles below that
city. The City Marshal , United
States Deputy Marshal , and four as
sistants , hastily armed themselves ,
and proceeded tg the locality. They
found over ninety men at work
digging a hole through the levee
fourteen feet broad at thfl head of
Buy river. The men ere ordered
to stop their work , told that if they
attempted to escape they would be
shot The laborers offered no resis
tance , but another small party was
sent out from Hannibal to help
guard over them and to prevent
thehescape. . Sheriff Trotle , of this
county , was telegraphed for , and the
whole party of eighty-eight men
engaged In cutting the levee were
brought to this city this afternoon
and placed under guard. In an
other ho r they would hav § effected
a break , and all the reclaimed land
bordering on the Suy would have
S
4 O'CLOCK P. M.
Specially Reported for the Omaha Dally Bee ,
IT the AtUntlo and Pacific Telegraph Oo.
Miscellaneous.
Vigorous Kick From Colonel
Forney Against the Asso
ciated Press Mo
nopoly.
Tha Ten Court ases in Which
Tilton is Interested Will In
terfere Slightly With
His Projected Lec
ture Tour.
ALEXANDKIA , Va. , Oct. 19.
Joseph Clark , a murderer who es
caped from jail at Pottsylvama
Court House , in August last , was
tound Friday last in his hiding
place a few miles from that village.
He was forthwith arrested , but getaway
away from his captors. Pursuit
was given and during the chase a
deputy sheriff fired at the fugitive
lodging ten buckshoot in his bodv ,
inflicting several latal wounds. He
is now in jail.
I'KENTON , JJ. . . Oct 19.
At the request of several promi
nent gentlemen of this State , H N
Smith has decided this morning to
give a grand trotting matinee at the
Trenton Fashion Shed Farm , on
No\'ember 22d , at which he announ
ces that the celebrated mare , Gold
smith Maid will attempt to beat her
own best time , 2:44 , to harness , ac
companied by a running horse , the
mare to have three trials. His bay
stallion will als-o trot for a premium
of 51,000 against the celebrated bay
gelding , sensation. Between the
trots the celebrated trotters , Lady
Thorne , Lucy and Rosalind , will be
exhibitec ; also several other head
of noted stock which are now on
the farm.
WASHINGTON , Oct 19.
Congress will be asked at the next
session to make an appropriation of
320,000 for a colossal statue of the
late President Lincoln , to be placed
in .Lincoln square east of the Capitol.
This square lias recently been great
ly improved , and as no * work of art
has been placed in any public
grounds in the eastern section of the
city , it is hoped that the appropria
tion will be made.
When the yellow fever abates at
Pensacola , the officers and crews of
the iron-clads lying there will be re
turned on board and the vessels kept
ready for immediate servicej this
action wiI ] be taken because qf the
unsettled con itipn'orr aflairs } u Cu
ba and the West Indies.
The Attorney General will deliver
an opinion to-morrow a ? to whether
the certificates of indebtedness is
sued by the late Board of Public
Works bear interest or not.
YOKK , October 19.
The Post's Washington special
says : The prominence which the
third term question has assumed ,
especially since the western election
is no longer ignored here in admin
istration circles , and is more than
likely now to receive prompt atten
tion and earnest consideration. Up
on President Grant's return , a mem
ber of the Cabinet says , the Presi
dent will bo strenuously urged to
immediately make some emphatic
statement on the subject.
It Is believed that Grant will ef
fectually silence all further agitation
tdf thls'quesilon by an authoritative
statement or letter soon after his re
turn from the West.
*
To-daya building at 330 west 40th
street fell and buried a number of
persons. The police and fireman
are now digging in the rums. The
extent of the casualities are un
known.
WASHINGTON , Oct. 19.
Forney's Sunday Chronicle , an
Associated Press pnper , to day on *
tains the following ; The'New' York
Dally Republic has 'demonstrated
one thing so far , that we trust will
not be lost to other leading papers
of the country , that it is enabled to
furnish a goofl sho\y qf ne\ys with
out belonging to the Associated
Press. It has been a matter of siir-
prise to us that the loading papers of
the country have submitted so long
to the monopolizing exactions of the
Associated Press , and on matters of
news , that they should be contented
with a stereotyped version ot each
other. The , whole arrangement is a
fraud ) and If each' paper would make
this department one of fair competi
tion the public would be gainer , and
such paper be Judged by its merits ,
as well as in the character of UB
nen'd as. any otigr | dppartinent. The
New Tfork Herald is th'e paper of all
othererto lead off in this much desir
ed reform.
Nuw YOBIC , Oct 19.
A Herald special says that Stan
ley , chief of the .Herald's epedition
for the exploration of Afrjca , has
arrived at Zanzibar on his way to
the scene of his new labor. The
Sultan of Zanzibar has accorded a
friendly reception to tne American
press representatives ,
The IIS steamer Juniata has arri
ved at Z.ante Coast.
The Wrecking Company's steam
er Winants sailed from Quarantine
for Key West twenty days ago , and ;
has not since bcpn heard from. A
vessel believed to be the Winants
was seen In a gale off Gull Island on
Tuesday , and on Wednesday the
crew of a Key West steamer aaw
joiner work and settee cushions
floating near them. 'It is believed
tnat the wreck that Vi8 ( ulghtet ]
bottom ppwgrda on the fourteenth
by the Grace Bradley was that"of
the Winants , and that her crew lias
been drowned ,
Theodore Tilton has written to
his lecture agent to cancel all his
engagements until after January
1st. He is interested as the princi
pal witness in ten court cases and is
with h's ' counsel day and night.
The Master Builders and Carpen
ters association of Newark , N.J. ,
has decided that in consequence of
the poor building prospects for the
fall and winter the demand will
not warrant the payment to labor ,
era more than 25 cents an hour.
The association has invited capit
alists and others about to build to
take advantage of the low state of
the market both with regard to la
bor gad material ,
ALBANY , October 19.
The Rt. Rev. Wm. Bacon Sfeph-
ens , Bishop of Pennsylvania ,
preached in St. Paul's Church of
this city yesterday.
NEW YORK , Oct. 19.
A. M. Cristaller , well known here
as proprietor of Dickens' Curiosity
Shop , Broadway , has mysteriously
disappeared. He is indebted to
various parties in sums aggregating
to § 20,000. Before his disappear
ance he drew money from the banks
where he had it deposited.
LONDON , October 19.
The activity of the German Navy
In various parts of the globe is no
tably. The attempted seizure of
Navegator Islands , in the Pacific as
telegraphed from San Francisco ,
creates uneasiness in government
circles here. Germanp is also increasing -
creasing her squadron in Asiatic
waters.
WASHINGTON. Oot. 19.
Attorney General Williams , in
an elaborate opinion just rendered ,
decides that the certificates of in
debtedness issued by the late board
of public works bear interest from
the date of thesr Jssue at six jper
cent.
cent.The
The internal revenue receipts to
day amount to § 537,939 88 ; the
amount of national bank notes re
ceived for redemption amount io
$134,525.
In the case of an ex-captain of a
steamboat , who applied to the local
Inspector of steamboats fora mate's
license , which was refused him , the
treasury department decides thatas
the captain had disrated himself
by applying for a mate's li
cense , it should have been granted
him. and the department holds
that the inspectors were in error la
refusing him license and instruc
tions for their future guidance have
been issued.
Twenty-five thousand dollars In
called 5:20 : bunds were received at
the treasury to-day for redemption.
A great court martial has been or
dered to convene at Fort Whlpple
October 20th.
JNEW YORK. Oct. 19.
The trustees of the Peabody edu
cational fund held their annual
meeting at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
a few days ago. The eighth report
of the general agent was read , go
ing over the business of the past
year in detail , and shows favorable
results. Hon. Wm.EJvarts read the
report of the committee appointed
on the subject of education. The
reports consider the prospects and
hopes of the public systems of edu
cation at the South will
receive a serious , if not fa
tal blow from any legislation
which should mate such a system
maintainable on the scheme of
mixed schools , and that while jus
tice and public duty in the interests
of both white and colored peopie | of
the South concur in demanding a
system of public education which
should give equal opportunities and
advantages to their children yet no'
such result could be attained by leg-
slation of the character indicated.
MARKETS SY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money Market.
NEW ifoRic , October 19.
Money Easy on call at 2@3ppr
UCIIt.
Exchange Dull but seady ; 4 85
for 60 lays and 4 88 } for sight , with
actual business at a conclusion of
; } per cent.
Gold Dull but steady at 1 10 ;
no life or animation in the market.
Governments Firm , with large
sales ; currency Gs , 117 .
Stocks Opened strong and Irreg
ular under the leadership of Erie ,
which advanced from 29 to 30 } , but
: here was subbequently'a decline qf
| @J per cent ; the market , however ,
at this hour is slightly better. The
principal dealers 'were in Erie , Lake
Shore , UP , P M ) Wabash , Oiiio's
& North Western ; Erie , 301 : P M.
'
4GJUP,0J ; ; WU,7Q } .
New York produce Market.
NEW YORK , Oct. 19.
Breadstuffs Quiet , but generally
firmer.
Flour Easy. " Western shippers
extras , 5 165 25.
Wheat Firm , and higher prices
asked. No 2 Milwaukee nominally
110@1 m. " ' "
T Corn" F/rmer / ; 92 afloat.
Oats Quiet ; He.
- Bye and Barley quiet.
Provisions Dull.
"
Pork 20.
'
Leather , Iron and.VY ° ° 1 TJr\- \
changed.
Chicago Pruuuce market.
CHICAGO , Oct. 19.
Flour Dull and prices unchang
ed ; good and choice spripg extras
4 50@5 00 : low medium 425@4 40j
superfiues scarce at 3 25@4 00.
Wheat Firm ; cash , 88J ; No
vember , 88J ; December , 89J ; seller
year , 88 $ .
Corn Easier : cash , 75 } ; l N.QY ,
QatsWeak ; cash , 48 | ; Novem
ber , 40 i ; seller year , 46 J.
Barley Steady ; cash , 109@110 }
Nov. 1 05 } .
Pork pull and easier ; cash 19 25 ;
year , 16 90 ; January and February ,
1710.
Lard Dull and easier ; year , 11J
© 11 30 ; February , 11 45 ,
St. Louis Produce Market.
ST Louis , October 19.
Flour Unchanged.
Wheat Steady ; A'o 2 red 109J ©
110.
110.Corn
Corn Dull and lower ; No 2 , old ,
77t ( 78 , east elevators.
Oats Dull and drooping ) No2 ,
5Q50 } in elevator ,
.Barley Quiet and unchanged.
Bye Dull and lower at 85@80.
Pork Dull and nominal.
Lard Dull and lower ; summer.
1213.
Whiskey Quiet at QS ,
St. Louis Live Stock ,
ST. Louis , Oct. 19.
Hogs Receipts , 850 ; Yorkers , 4'75
© 5 00 ; butchers , 5 34.
Rheep Beceipts , 2,600 : unchangj
ed.
Chicago Live Stock Market.
CHICAGO , October 19.
Cattle Receipts , 6,600 ; markel
largely overstocked. Very dull al
easy prices. Tsxans 1 | 75@3 25 ; fair
to choice steers , 4 505 75 ; stock-
era , 2 30@3 30 ; extra steers 6 25 ©
630.
630.Hogs Receipts , . ,14,000 ; active ,
and firm ; common to medlumo OC
© } ; good to prlme,5 50@o 90 ; choice
to extra 000@6 40.
Sheep Receipts , 200 ; market
dull ; the 0017 sale wo ? at 2 80.
Stanley , the Discoverer of Liv
ingstone , Arrives at Zanzi
bar , and is Well Re
ceived.
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Important Budget of Spanish
News. Mortal Illness of'
General Espartero.
The French-Span
ish Imbroglio ,
&c. , &c/
LONDON , Oct. 19.
The postoffice gives notice that in
accordance with the desire of the
ISew Zealand government , the
mails will again be sent to that col
ony by way of San Francisce. .
MADRID , Oct. 19.
Marshall Espartero is dying. Don
Baldomero Espartero , Duke De l > a
Victoria , Marshall and ex-regent of
Spain , was born atGianatula in La
Manclia , in 1792.
LONDON , October 19.
Dispatches from Egypt say that
the cotton crop , which la large , has
suffered but little from the recent
overflow of the Nile.
.BERLIN , Oct 19.
Emperor William has written a
letter to King Victor Emanuel , ex
pressing regret that the condition of
his health compels the postpone
ment of his Intended visit to Italy
this autumn.
LONDON , Oct. 19.
A Palmyra dispatch says a slight
earthquake has been felt in Malta.
The shock was perceptib'e ' through
out the whole Island , but no loss of
life or damage to property is re
ported.
BERLIN , October 19.
The proposal recently made by
Prince Bismarck to guarantee inter
est on the Spanish-German loan on
security of the Island of Porto Rico
Is much discussed in financial cir
cles here. The leading bankers of
this city opgose floating the loan in
Germany.
LONDON , Oct 19.
A dispatch to the Standard from
St Juan de Luz , reports that the
Spanish gun boat had been allowed
to tow the steamer Nieves into the
harbor of San Sabastian.
Permission has been granted to
Prince Alphonso to study at $ au
Durst.
Dispatches from Berlin represent
that Count Von Arnim has been ex
cluded from all communication with
the other world.
The Times this morning declares
the vklt of the Prince of Wales a.pil
Duke La Rocbefoncald rt Blssiacca , '
is without political significance.
BAYONNE , October 19.
The steamer Nevis which was
detained by the French authorities
on the representation of the Spanish
Consul at Bayonue that she Jconj j
tained contrabands of war , for the
Carlists , is held under guard in the
port of Pocoa , Department of Lower
Pyrenees. The mayor of Irum'and
the Spanish Consul at Heudye ,
have arrived there in a Spanish
gun boat and demanded the surren
der of the bteamer. The Captain of
the port answered that he Is with
out authority to compel her.
The Spanish government has not
vet made any formal demand on
Prance for the vessel.
Four hundred Carlists haye been
captured by the Republican troops
near Albacilo.
"In the engagement at Amporita
one thousand Carlists were killed.
'Navarrese soldiers in Dan Carlos'
army refuse to leave their province
and march into Leon.
Don Carlos has appointed the
Duke of Parma and Counts Caserta
and Bardi to important commands.
TheCarllst Chieftain Nava has
destroyed eleven bridges on the Va
lencia and Terregona railway.
PARIS , Oct 19.
Partial returns of the elections
for members of the Assepihly , which
were h. ° Jd.In three districts yester-
dayr have uqen'received. . In Pas
De Calais and Seine Exoise , M. Bra-
zell and Senard , Repqbljoans , aje
ahead , a.nd in Alps Maritiines and
1 $ . Medicln' , Fre'ucu Nationalists ,
hiive a majority as far as heard from.
It Js officially announced that the
rebuilding of the column Vendome
will be completed next month , and
that the statue of Napoleon , which
is nearly finished , will be placed on
the monument.
The French government has is
sued fresh orders prohibiting the
residence of Spaniards in eight com
mune districts bordering on Spain.
Some thirty Carlistshave according
ly been notified to leavp. The Pre
fect of th4 Department of Lower
Pyrenees , whoseconductisoneof the
subjects of Spanish complaint , will
shortly be removed , The Journal
de Parla states that the Prefect of
the Department of the Alps Mari-
tuns will also soon be removed , on
account of his course with regard to
election ? ,
PANAMA , Oot. 10.
A Guatemala paper gives the fol
lowing account of an earthquake
September 3rd : The losses in this
department are calculated to be from
3200,000 to 5250,000 , Including farm
houses , machinery and some thous
ands of yards of storehouses in
which cochineal was buried under
the ruins. The number of victims
canqot be exactly stated , because
many dead bodies remain buried
under the stream of mud which de
scended from Corro Del Frata. In
Tulga alone thirty persons perished ,
the greater part being women ancj
children ,
It } a estimated that twenty-five
bodies were bqried in other forms ,
and ope hundred moie or jggg
wounded. The town of Duenosis
entirely ruined. It shook a distance
from Duenos , and near the qoltee
farm of Zeinza. | rj a place called
La Estaripla there was an extraordt-
jiary promontory of mud , whjoh
had descended from the heights of
Cterreo Del Trata. The promontory
had , in some places , a depth of one
hundred feet , as it was formed by
eruptions of mud , which geologists
call callas , which generally are not
a good sign for border counties.
The eruption which produced this
promontory consists of cold mud ,
which although very compact , car.
ried in its current enormous masses
of stones , trees , eto.
The government nas ordered flour
from Salvador and California. Sub.
Borlptlon in being raised in Guata-
-mala for those families who have
suffered by the last earthquake ,
Clearing Sale ! EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS ! ! 1
AT-
CRUICKSHANK'IS '
Clearing Sale !
THIS.TV
BEING OUR
'Clearing Sale ! Annual Clearing Sale
OF-
SL Foreign and Domestic
Clearing Sale.
DRY GOODS
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Clearing Sale ! IER/3r ,
PKEPAKATOIIY1TO STOCK TAKTKO.
A. CRUICESHANZ ,
Clearing Sale !
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Cor. uiid Farnuaiu
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H. A. BROWN , 248 Douglas teeet ,
\7HOLESALE1AND RETAIL
DRY GOODS/ CARPETS ,
AND OIL CLOTH.
An Immense Stock of Fresh New Q-oods Just Opened to be
sold lower than any other house in the city , consisting of
MERINOS , EMFFJS a USPSLLANff
ALPACAS & MOHAIRS , al-a ? 3LYET & BEATER CLOAKINGS.
A FULL STOCK OF SdAWLS , BLANKETS , FLANNELS.
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-MERINO WroEBW Aii AND WORSTED GOODS ,
TABLE LTNEN JN HRPTTARIEIT. A FULL LINE OP
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN CARPETS , OIL CLOTES , MATTING RUS5 , AND MATS ,
TDECIEJ
Furniture , bedding , Mirrors ,
and everything pertaining to the FURNITURE and UP
HOLSTERY trade ; has largely increased his stock and how
has a complete assortment oi FINE , MEDIUM and LOW
PRICED goods , which he is pffering at such REDUCED
PRICES as to make it to the interest of evenronedesirine
anything in this -line , to examine his stock before purchase
mg. _
PAHLOBSKTS , LOUNGES < fce. . UPHOLSTERED AND
COVERED TO ORDER.
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L. WOODWORTH ,
238 Douglas St. , Omaha , Neb.
Wood Stock ,
WAGON HARDWARE ,
Patent 'YTneelB , Finished Snaring , &o.
Axles , Springs and Thimble Skeins
HARDWOOD LUMBER ,
Carriages , Hacks ss4 Baggies
mch6U
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DEALER IN
CROC EB.IES ,
Provisions
Frulls ,
Nu s ,
Confectionery ,
Tobacco ,
Separa ,
8. E. COB. OF TENTH tad PABHHAM-
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WH O LES ALE , CADDIE'S
lam ow manulacturing all varieties or candies !
IE.A.
Dealers la this State noeil not want to ? o East for CANDIKS.
A trial Is solicited.
Sit-
mcblltf
B. & J. WILBUR ,
Books and Stationery ,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ,
Fo-virtosxith Stroei. Oma.h. u ,
GENERAL AGENTS FOR ALL SCHOOL BOOKS
arS-lmy
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
Cor. 13th. and
Fall And Winter Styles
A. POLACK ,
CLOTHIER ,
233 Farnh-aiai St. ITestr 14th.
Fine and Hedium Clothing ,
and Fnrnisliing Goods.
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