VOL. VIL OMAHA , NEB. , THURSDAY MORJSTING , ISTOYEMBEE , 1877 INX ) . 129
1JIS NATIONAL CAlUTAt.
BEXOJIINATED.
Washington , ovember 14. TUo
President toae reaomlnated Cbaun-
cey I. Filley postmaaterat Bt.Louia ,
Mo.
SENATE PBOCEEDINGS.
Mr. Iiigalle , from the committee
on Indian affaire , reported , with
amendments , the Senate bill to en
able Indians to become citizens of
the United States. Placed on tbe
calendar.
Mr. Conover Introduced a bill to
grant additional homesteads to set
tlers upon public lands in the states
ot Alabama , Mississippi , Louisiana
and Florida. Referred.
At the conclusion of the morn-
lag hour , Mr. Muxey called up
tue resolution submitted by him n
few duys ago , instructing tne com
mittee on military and naval affairs
to inquire into tbe expediency of
constructing a system of defensive
works on the Ru ( Grande frontier of
the United States , and spoke at
length regarding raids from Mexico
into Texas and the necessity for
euch oe'eusivo works.
Air. W.ndom , from the commit
tee on appropriations , reported with
amendments the Louse bill making
an appropriation for support of the
army , and it waa placed on the cal
eudar.
Tne vice president laid before the
senate a communication from the
president enclosing the report of the
necietary of state in reply to the
senate reaolutiotlon of tuo 8th Inst.
in regard to reseu of prisoners by an
armed band frcm Mexico from the
jail in Bturr county. Texas , In Au-
guetlast. .Referred.
1ICUSE PROCEEDINGS.
Mr Wright offered a resolution
instructing tbe committee on bank
ing and currency to inquire Into tbe
propriety of amending the banking
laws as to require in the election of
directors the principle of cumula
tive voting in Utatea where such
laws may exist , and also as to tbe
propriety of amending such laws as
to limit the efficiency of proxies of
two months. Re'erred
Mr. Brogdan ctlered a resolution
instructing tbe judiciary committee
to inquire into tacts ot Imprison
ment of Robert bmalls , colored
member of the house , of South Car
olina , and to report whether euch
imprisonment is or is not a violation
of constitutional privileges of the
house.
Mr. Butler offered as a substitute
a resolution giving tbe judiciary
committee power to send for persona
aud pxpsru in making investigation.
Adopted.
Mr. Wood , chairman of the com
mittee o * ways and means , reported
bnok the resolution for fiual ad-
j mrnment of Congress on the 22d
inst. , at 1 o'clock. He eaid he would
not call for present action , hat
tull jt up in a day or two.
The House ihen resumed consid
eration of the * bill for the repeal of
the resumption net
Mr. K tff T offered an amendment
that no h nc in the resumption act
Hhall ba .construed to authorize or
require the secretary of the treas
ury to retire or caucel lenal tender
noted that mjy ba redeemed on
and after tbe 1st of January , 1879 ,
or may then ba In the treasury
uuc-iiicelled or that may af
terwards come into the treasury
otherwise than oy redemption , but
that bucu notes may be used in pay
ment of alldeots against the United
States or in exchange for coin or bul
HOP. .
Mr. Detring offered an amend
ment to posponed the year of re-
tn option from 18:9 to I8SO. Also to
authorize the reissue of legal tender
ro'es and to make them legal tend
er for all debts , { .ublto and private.
Mr. Ward offered an amendment
that nothing in tbe act shall affect
the payment of debts due on the 1st
of January , 1879 , in payment of
wages or in debts that may become
due after that for payment of wages
of labor , but that such debts shall be
legally payable only in ouch coin or
notes as shall be legal tender.
ARRIVAL OFTSE EXCURSIONISTS.
Denver , Col , November 14 , 10:16 :
a. m The Board of Trade arrived
here sa'ely at 9:30 : p. m. yesterday.
The party was met at Goldeq by tbe
Board of Trde committee from
Djuver. The Denver Board of Trade
with carriage * drove the party
through the principal streets of the
city this morning In tbe afternoon
no exorcises , each spending time to
enit himself At 7 p. m committee
of the Denver Board of Trade es
corted the party from the depot to
the Opera house , where a formal re
ception was tendered. Speeches of
welcome and congratulation were
mde by Mayor Stiles , . ex-May or
Buckingnnm. ! ex Gov. Evans , Gcv.
Rhout. J P. Welden , Mr London
er of Danver ; and Mayor Wilbur ,
C 8. Chase , Wm E. Qwyer , J. M.
Thunstou , for Omaha
SUICIDE OF A BANKER.
Chicago.Tsovember 14. The body
of Wm. F Coolbaugh , president of
tbe 'Union National bank of this
city , tf ' s found on the steps of the
Diuglas monument at about six i
o'clock this morning. A revolver
with Mr. Coolbaugh'e name on it sil
waslyinc near him.
The sad event was induced by
matters outside of bank affairs. It is Til
shown by a statement made this Oiqn
xnornlne by Bank Examiner Wat ? qn
son that he on last muhi concluded acEi
his semi-annual examination of the Ei
Union Nation&l , and tnat his report ea
to the comptroller of currency will eawt
fihow not only a solvent bank , but wt
a condition of unusually large cash tin
it <
means
lyda
Knocked uown.
Yes , It was a f ir and square
knockdown , and the justice of the
act is not denied. m !
Tbe female community are more BOwe
particularly interested and they we
cive unmistakable evidences of ED
ity 1
their appreciation. Bil
"Wueu lovely woman lends her
dis
influence , then it is the work moves
an
bravely on "
ly !
We allude to the fact that the on !
great female medicine known a 1C )
English Female Bitters , has been Eo '
reduced to one dollar per bottle or eta
three for $2 60O e bottle will lost
two weeks. C. F. Goodman Agent.
DK. WINCHELL'o TKETHia , G
SYRUf is a Safe and Sure Rarnedy
for Diarrhoea , Dysentery and Chil I
dren' * " p ats generally ; it tu rer
should be in every house wtiere there Kn
are iblldren.Mothere give it a Trial. tbe
oc'13 & ret
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LATEST 3UHKET KErOBTS.
NEW YORK MONEY.
Nsw YORK , November 14.
MJSHEY. 3@1
OOTEEXMKKTS.
U. S.6 > U81 , res . HO1 *
U.S. 18 . n-w _ . . ,
U. 6.620's 1667.
U. S.SM's.lbej . _ . . . .
U. S 52u'e. nen 1 6
U 8. HMOs , concflns-- 107JZ
U. S. 6's. currencies 121K
* * V * * * * . . . . . I..I. . . _ . . . . . . „ . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 \&i \ /
STOCKS.
ITnion Paclflo _ 60M
Now York entrel . 1
Reck Island 1 f 0
St. Paul
St. Paul , preferred-
Western Union
Lake Saore
De aware & Hudson.
Pacific Mall. . . . .
Krie . .
" preferred . . . . . - . .
Wab sh .
Daumbal& St Joseph -
Atla < tioJt P clfio .
Hannibal & St , Joseph pfd. . .
Delaware i I ackawanna .
Northwestern. . . . .
Northwestern preferred-
Ohio & Mifettappi
Michigan Central. . . . . . .
Illinois Ce trnl . . . ,
Union Pacific - 67 > i
.NEW YORK PRODUCE.
N.EWYOBK , November 14.2
Wheat Dull ; No 2 Chicago
spring. 1 32.
RyeQiiet ; 71a74.
B'.rley Active ; 75 78.
Corn High mixed , 66J ; yellow
western , 60
Oats Western mixed and state ,
35i40.
Jigga Heavy ; western , 22a23 } .
Pork Dull ; 14 25.
Lard Steady ; 8 57 | .
Butter Western , 10a22.
Whisky Unchanged ; 1 10.
CHICAGO PRODDCE MARKET.
CHICAGO , November 14.
Pork Moderate demand and
higher ; 123/lal269 cash ; 12 17a
12 20 the year ; 12 32jai2 35 for Jan
uary.
Lard Fa'r demand and higher ;
7 95 caah ; 7 87 } the year ; 7 93 for
January.
Bulk Meats-Boxed shoulders , 5J
a5 | ; short clear , 6 } ; short rib , 6f.
Butter Choice to fancy creamry
31&32 ; good do , 2830 ; good to choice
dairy , I0i27.
F.srga Dull ; 1819.
Whisky Bales at 1 06.
CHICAGO LIVE WTOCK.
CHICAGO , .November 14.
Cattle Receipts , 4,000 ; native
shipping cattle sold at 3 75a5 OO.one
pale at 5 25 ; Coloradon , 5 50a3 80 ;
Texan ? , 2 75a3 25 ; butchers' cattle
in good supply , cows 2 35a425steers
2 H2ia3 40stockers ; and feeders,312J
a390.
Hogs Receipts,30tOOO ; steady and
fairly active ; mixed pacsers , 425a
4 65 ; shipping grades , 4 60a4 75 ;
light , 4 30a4 45.
Hheep Receipts , 4,000 ; butchers'
grades quiet , Bales at 340a250for
shippers , 2 12a3 00 for butchers.
ST. LOU18 PRODDCE.
BT. Louis , November 14.
Wheat Higher ; No. 3 red fall ,
I 26 cash ; 1 27 for November ; 1 20a
I 27 for December.
Corn Firm but inactive ; 42a42 §
sash ; 43 for November.
Oats Higher at 26g cash , 26Ja26J
for December.
Rye Jfirmer at F.6.
Barley Dull ; prime to fancy
Vlinnesota 6587 } .
Whisky Quiet'and unchanged at
106.
106.ForkDull
Fork-Dull and lower at 12 25
; ash.
ash.Lard
Lard -Dull and nominal.
Bulk Meats Quiet and weak ;
iboulders 5 | ; clear rib 7a7J.
ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK.
ST. Louis , November 14.
Hogs Fair demand but lower ;
ight , 400a415 ; packiuc , 4 20a4 50 ;
butchers' to extras , 4 40a4 65. Re-
; elpts , 6UO.
Cattle JBest grades lower , others
mehauged ; choice shipping , 6 OOa
i 37 } ; fair to good , 4 00a4 87 } ; cows
md heifers , 2 60s4 00 : feeders 3 50a
I 87 } ; stackers , 2 37s3 50. Receipts
! ,20l ) .
Mheep Steady and unchanged ;
275a450.
PostotOco Changes.
Tne following are tbe postofflno
hauges in JNobraska for the we > k
udlng November 10,1877furni8bed
lie BEE byVilllam VauVleok , of
tie Fostofilce Department :
ESTABLISHED.
Charleston , Gage county , Wm. c
T. Lngoursuepo9tma3terTrIumph ; , b
luster county , Frederick Sohreyer , P
ostmaater. a
POSTMASTERS APPOINTED.
Dry Creek , Madison county , C ± L |
nyder ; FarmersvilleMerrck ! coun-
7 , Chas O femberton ; New Era ,
'urnos county , Frederick Boadlcr. 0
0k
The injurious use of Improperly
repared pills and other loudly-
town remedies , recommended to
are all ills , is much to be lamented '
y all except the doctor into whose [
re you are eure to come. An hon- , v
rable and trusty exception to the F '
lie IsEilert's Daylight o :
Dr. Ricord'i Essence ot Life restores man lae
) od and tha viftor of youth to the tnos laU <
tattered constitution in four weeks , from U
hatever cause arisinc. Failure irapossi
e Beware of advertisers who offer so * fsai
.lied Free Perscriptions tat are useless , ai
id finally prove ruinously expensive. aicl
natever has mirit most cost a fair price , clOf
per case. Sent by express anywhere , Ofcc
ile Asr.nt.Dr. JOS. JACQUES. 7 Univer- cc
ty Place , New xork. DrnreiBta Supplied , ccta
inly ? dtf tt
ttot
IF YOU WANT to be strong , healthy and ot
rorons. take B. F. Kunkel's 'Bitter Wine te
Iron. > o language caa conrej an ade- JN
ate idea of the immediate and almost mir- tt
nlont change produced by tatiog B. If , to i
inkel'8 liifer M ine of Iron in the dis- 01
ted. doblli ated and shattered nervous
item. Whether broken down by excess ,
ak by nature , or imi aired by ti-kncts , m
a relaxed and nnttrunir organiiation is re- dcfli
> rod to perfect health and rieor ; scU on- fli
in 31 bottles. Sold by nil drnggisti and eb
alers everywhere. th
tsa. NERVOUS'DEBILITY - th
Debit ty. a depressed , irritable state of re
nd ; a weak , nervous , exhausted feelint ,
energy or animation , confused head ,
ok memory , tbe consequences of excesses bewi
d mntal overwork This nervous debil- wi
finds a sovereign cure in E. F. Ennkel'a ru
rubs
ttcr Wine of Iron. It tones the syttern , bs
ipels the mntal gloom and despondency ,
d lejnvinates the entire gy teni. Sold on-
In SI bottles. G > t the gennine. Take
ly E. F. Knnkel's , it has a yellow wrap- in :
rsrountit. his photograph on onUido. tu
'd by 3 o r druggist. E F Eunkel prom * th
T. No 259 North Ninth Street. Philade - thha
la. Pa. Send for circular or advios free , hawl
r my great temedy. Get six bolt eg for wlPr
It cannot fill Itii R-naraLtsed to do Prwi
Is recommended. Advice at oQce free. wi
wif
WORMSI WORMS i WORM-U ; f
I F. Kunhcl's Worm Syrup never fai t tea
foi
a veal kinds ofw. rms. Seat. Pin and
imach Worms are r adily removed by Ch
luk'e'a Worm fcyrcp. Dr Kun ol is its
i .nly tuooe < i8tul pbydiciun wbo itswt
aoves tape worm in two hears , alive
in head , and no fte until remove * Com- Co
n sensa eacnes if tape * orro be removed eui
oiner worms can be eas'ly der-trojed.
id for circular to Dr Runkel. 259 North ha ,
QthSt. PhilaHelnHa Pa . or call fora sit
UeofKunkel'i Worm Syrup , Price 81. bei
never lain. Advice at office tree. No.
North Ninth street. iune22d4wlv-lm
NATIONAL CAPITAL TOWCS.
THE CUINESE.
TheJS. Y. World's Washington
special says the House committee on
education and labor will have before
it at the regular session of Congress
the question of Ctiinese immigration
and labor. In view of the informa
tion presented to the last Congress
by tbe commission selected to in
vestigate tbe subject , it is extremely
probable that Congress will take
some definite action , either for or
against tbe Chinese. A number of
bills having in view the prohibition
of immigration of Chinese sub
jects into America will be intro
duced at the regular session. i'ujev
of California , has already introduced
a bill to prohibit the immigration of
tbe subjects of uhina into the Uui
ted States. Ine preamble of the bill
recognizes the existing treaty obli
gations as to the rights of citizens
of America and China in each of the
respective countries , claims that
Chinese immigration is injurious to
tbe people among whom they settle
and that the provisions of the treaty
granting reciprocal rights to the
subjects of either nation to reside
in the other can -ba abroga
ted by the concurrence of the two
countries within one year , if at all.
Tbe bill enacts that on and after
January 1,1879 , it shall be unlaw
ful for any subject of China to enter
the jurisdiction of the United States
unless he flies upon the day of
entry a certificate , signed by the
United State ? Minister in China ,
and dated not more than sixty days
prior to its presentation , certifying
that the possessor thereof comes to
engage in a mercantile business eras
as a representative of mercantile
business in China. For violalions
of tills section of the act any
Chinese subject , upon convection
In the United States District
Court , shall ba flued $100 , and ,
in default thereof , be imprisoned at
hard labor for five mouths. Ihe
master or owner of any vessel
bringing such offender is to be pun
ished by a fine of $100 , for the pay
ment of which his vessel shall bo li
able The Marshal of tbo United
States District Court is to cause the
return to China of all its subjects
convicted under the act , r.nd to de
fray the expenses thereof out of tbe
fund created by the recovery of fines
trom violations of the act.
THE PACIFIC ROADS.
The Senate Judiciary Committee
heard arguments Monday from ex-
Senator Trumbull , representing the
Central Pacific Railroad , and S.
8. Shellabarger , representing the
Union Pacific , In opposition to Sen
ator Tliurman's Sinking Fund Dill.
Sidney Dillon , President of the
Union Pacific , and C. P. Huntington -
ton , Vice President of the Central
Pacific , were present to submit a
proposition for the repayment of the
Government's advances of interest
on the bonds of the companies , but
tbe arguments of counsel were long ,
and prevented tbeir submission.
THE PROPOSITION.
It is understood that the two com
panies ofler , first to rtconvey to the
Government aoout 6,000,000 acres ol
laud , which they propose to have
credited at a rate of 11 25 per acre.
Secondly , to pay into the Treasury
aemi-anuualiy $100,000 each per
annum , also such hmounts added to
the foregoing and to the earnings
For Government transportation as
will create a sinking fuud&ufllcipnt ,
with its accumulations of compound
interest , to liquidate the total
amounts advanced or to be advanc
ed by the Government for interest
m bonds for the year 1905 , or about
5vo years subsequent to the aver-
ige date of the maturity of the
nonda.
DOTS AND
rouclenieilTelesriiim from nil Part *
of tUo Globe.
WEDNESDAY , Nov. 14.
A dispatch from Havana says :
Distressing tidings of imprisonment
, nd baniebments and executions in-
reasing in number have been re-
eived from Puerto Plata. Nearly
00 citizens were sent in chains on
wo schooners to the city of Ban Di-
aingo. Among the prisoners was
he Peruvian Consul. Some were
arcibly taken from consulates ,
phere they had taken refuge.
A San Diego dispatch says : Tbe
hronic revolutionary state of affairs
elow the line In Lower California ,
resents a new aspect just now m
n uprising under one Boderignez
nd capture of a party who have
een authorities defacto dace Villa-
rana'B banishment nearly a year
go. It is reported that two persor B
'ere killed in an emeute. People
n oar side at CampD have been
ept constantly on the alert several
lonthsin view ot unsettled attains
1 their neighborhood.
San Francisco , November 14.
'he committee appointed by the
gars makers' association to inter-
lew cigar manufacturers of San
'ranclsco , and ascertain their views
a the question of employing white
ibors instead of Chinese , have call-
i upon various firms engaged In
le trade. Most of the cigar manu-
icturers have been interviewed ,
ad state they are prepared to dis
large ail their Chinese employes
3 soon as a sufficient number of 8
8tc
> mpetent white men can bo ob- tc
ilned to take their places. After tctf
le cigar makers have called upon tf
tfS
her cigar manufacturers they in- S <
nd to apprise the cigar makers of ti
ew York of prospects for them in tiit
ds city , and hope to induce them itdi
come here and supplant the di
uinese. 51
51ni
ni
Hundreua wno are wearing shirts nidi
ade by the Omaha Suirt Factory diVI
iclare them perfect fitting , and in
st-class style. Our six for 59.00
lirt IB a favorite. We also make
o finest of flannel wear , ( shrink
em ) and guarantee them in every
speci. Low prices , first-class goods ,
id one price only , is our motto , thin
;
ill not to examine our goods before in
lying elsewhere. Chamois under- inCl
ire a specialty , ( Self-measuring
les sent on application. 02 Farn- Pr
as
im street. 23tf
ex
ba ,
STAND -EXCELLENCE. . bam
m
Tnogplace that Dr. Price's Flavor-
5 Extracts have won in public ea-
nation sustains us in tbe assertion
at for standard excellence they 1:3Bi :
.ve no equal. Eyery housewife BiYi
10 has bad occasion to use Dr. Yi
Ice's Special Flavoring Extracts go
11 endorse the above statement. po
The rapidly increasing demand yo
r Eilert's Extract of Tar and Wild pr ;
lerry , is a positive indication of
merits. Thousands of individuals
10 have been cured of Coughs in
Ids , Bronchitis and incipient Con- inye ;
mption , where other remedies fu
ve failed , are the best proofs pos- is ]
tie that this is without doubt the esc
3t cough remedy yet discovered. ful
octlS-eoa&w-ly. ke
WILD KUMOES.
Home , November 14. There in
no foundation for the alarming ru
mors sent from here in relation to
the Pope's health. He still contin
ues very weak , bill no Immediate
alarm of his early demise id enter
tained.
PREPARING FOR WAR.
The Italian Minister of War has
ordered the formation of a fourth
railway company to be attached to
the Second Regiment of Engineers
at Turin , and the Italian forces ,
though numbering only ten army
corp3 , have twice as many of ihese
railway companies as the French
with twenty tsrmy corps. The Min
ister of War , being of opinion that
Euan companies should be able to do
something more than merely destroyer
or construct a line of railway , and
above all that they should be well
officered , has arranged that a course
of inptructiou on railway work
shall ba given to certain cat
egories of officers under tbe direc
tion of the general staff. The course
is to be divided Into two parts the
first preparatory , the second practi
cal. In the first-period of twenty
days , which began last week , lee
tures will be delivered at the var
ious garrison towns , and during the
second period the officers will be
sent to different railway stations to
KO through the same practical work.
Iho officers detached for this duty
are to receive extra pay , and great
greparations have bfen made for col-
Ipciius : the rolling stock required for
practicing the conveyance of horses
and troops by railway.
While these measures are being
taken for Insuring a speedy concen
tration of troops upon tne French
frontier , the Alpine fortresses are
being strongly fortified. Thus the
Sentinella delie Alpi aimouncsa that
that the fortifications of Vinadio are
beinu hurried on ; and the Gazetta
PiemoutesD states that the War Min
ister has eent instructions that the
Feuestrelie works are to ha completed -
pleted without delay , and that , m
I'oiisequence , part of the becond
Regiment of Engineers has been de
spatched there from Casale. All the
newspapers in North Italy speak of
the daily passage of guns and am
munition on their way to the arse
nals and forts of the Alps , and one
journal says that 105 big guns haye
been sent from Turin and dragged
up the mountain to Bardi , E/.illes ,
and Fehestrelle.
ARMY OF THK CUMBERLAND.
Chicago , November 14 Lieuten
ant Geueral Sheridan , President of
the Society of the Army of the Cum-
bcland , has issued tha following :
After advising with the adminis
trative ofllcers of the Society of the
Army of the Cumberland , and at the
request ot many members of the
Society , the undersigned announces
the postponement of the annual
reunion which was to have
been held at Cincinnati , Ohio ,
on the 12th aud 13th of November
next , until the completion by Mr.
Ward next summer of the equestrian -
trian statute m memory of General
George H. Thomas , when the meet
ing of the society will be called : vt
Washington , D. C. , and the society
wjll conduct the ceremonies attend
ing the unveiling of the monument.
P. H. dHERIDAN.
Camp Robinson , November 13
"lay Dear , peat trader for the mili
tary with Spotted Indians en route
to Ponca , just arrived hero , reports
them about half way to their desti
nation when be left , and everything
working as well as could be expect.
2d. Red Cloud's column had reuch-
= d White river , near Wounded
Knee creek , Dakota , on Novamber
10th.
10th.A
A few years ago the art of cook-
ngin America waa in its infancy ,
md the average housewife spoiled
he digestion of her husband and
ihiUlren with the most diabolical
nesees. The change is largely ow-
ng to just such information as is
wntained in "Andrews' Bazar , "
urnished by scientific etudents and
onnoisseurs. Much remains to be
earned , but an organ mil of such
uBtruction will help to complete the
lesired reformation , and thereby
ontributo largely to the health and
. -ell being of our people. Send 10
puts to Cincinnati for a specimen
opy of the "Bazar. "
Wo are always pleased to recom-
r
aend a good article. Dr. Bull's
lough Syrup never fails to cure a
ough or cold in short time. The
rice is 25 cents.
'HE ' MOST DESIRABLE STOVE
TO BUY.
All our customers sgree in saying
mt the Charter Oak is without
oubt the best cook stove they ever
spd or sold , and believe its large
Igh oven , ample warming closet ,
ad an excellent reaervoir , make it V
19 moat desirable stove that a s !
ousek.iepercan buy. it
f
'
NO LADY
hould think of permitting her hal
fall cut at each combing , when
remedy so potent and BO pleasant r
> check It can be so easily had. ci
and for Dr. Smith's Hair Restore-
ve , pnd you will be delighted with IEcc
H truly wonderful effects. No cc
igar of lead , no sulphur. Is a nice ccP'
ressiug , also ; and If disposed to be-
> mo bald , it will cause a growth of P'SI '
3W hair. Sold everywhere , or ad- SIF
ess J. P. Dromgoole & Co. , Lou'e- F ;
lle , Ky. Three bottles for f2 50. C
C. F. GOODMAN , CN
Agent , Omaha
bi
DVANTAGE OF HEAVY
PLATES. C <
The soft bituminous coal used in i T >
e west is eo destructive on all cast '
in that the heavy plates in the C !
i rter Oak Cook Stove will be ap- J
eclated by house keepers as well Jau
dealers. This advantage , with br
cellsnt draft , quick and uniform
kinp , make the Charter Oak the cc
est desirable eto e In the market
The supreme importance of DOO In
M'S Yeast Powder can be estab-
hed by logic. For instance : tic
ead h the staff of life : Dooley's atHi
; ast Powder is indispensable teed Hi
od bread. Therefore this baking ite
wder is of great value to life. If
u don't like the logic see if the
actice don't remedy the defect.
Bl
BAKES PERFECTLY.
Ihe Charter Oak Cook Stove , now
my kitchen , has been used ten Cr
ars. It bakes perfectly with less ev
; 1 than any stove that I know of ; sw
perfectly clean , no dust or ashes lig
tape into the room , and I cheer- de !
ly recommend It to any houss- Ba
eper wanting a first-rate stove. 13 ]
MATTERS IN JUOKXOXDOX.
ANcmntloii ill Jllnlug ; CJrcIcr rx >
JniJgoHcKcnn for Gcrferuor.-Tein-
plc IluiliHiig Mnilla Journalistic ,
Improvements , MuMtttl nhd Other
Items From the Sntntitl City.
( Jjrrciponrfotce of the Vee.
Salt Lake City , November 11
My leltdr will he one of odds and
ends , gathered here , there and
everywhere so far aa they concern
Utah. Perhaps some of them may
be as pertinent to a Salt Lake letter ,
as a local notice that forsome weeks
stood at tha head of ltd peculiar col
umn in a Liverpool ( England ) news
paper , it read : "Mars la near the
moon to-night , " which certainly
was a local item , but the loaality
was a long way off.
Mining matters are dull. They
always are here when the price of
lead la low. Quite a furore , how
ever , has baen created lately , re
garding the Bonanza mine , In the
San Francisco district , Beaver coun
ty , about 170 to 180 miles south of
this city. One correspondent says
of It : "Tho explorations at tbe time
of my visit showed a body of ore
nearly 200 feet long , over 200 fost
deep and over 30 feet thick , and its
limits not yet determine 1
talfc
of starting a Conservative non-Mor
mon paper in this city. The scheme
Is eaid to ba backed by Eastern cap
ital So many of the Gentiles of
Utah de-pise the rautings of the
Tribune , that the want of a reliable ,
non-sectarian , conservative sheet
has long been felt by thorn.
JLx-Judge McKcan for our next
Governor is the present battle cry
of the radical wins ; . A petition
looking to thia , but ostensibly for
the removal of Governor Emery is
bein covertly circulated amongst
the more pronounced of the liberal
party. A subscription is also being
taken up to pay his expenses and
that of two other delegates 10 Wash
ington.
Elder John Taylor , the new Mor
mon president , was sixty nine years
of age on the first day of the pres
ent mouth.
The pleasures of our Indian sum
mer are now upon us , the storms of
last week have passed away , and
a lovely , bright , cool season has suc
ceeded it.
OUen ; is to have a street railroad ,
and altogether that city has bright
ening prospects. The extension of
the Utah and Northern road will
bring many a griit to its mill.
Work on the Utah and .Northern
Is being pushed vigorously. The
grading contracts are mostly small
and are divided amongst numerous
residents contiguous to the line of
road.
road.Dr.
Dr. Peter Clinton has been non
suited in bis suit against the United
States Marshal for damages. The
case will be carried up to the su
preme court , and if then not satis
factory , still higher yet to the su
preme court at Washington.
Our boys in blue are coming home
from the wars. Joseph having sur
rendered , and Sitting Bull being
over the border , they can comforta
bly hybernate in Camps Douglas
and Cameron.
:
Trade is somewhat brisker ; our
country cousins arc coming in large
numbers , with their potatoes , pump
kins and "garden sasa. " The pota
to crop is very light this year.
The Mormon "temDle building
mania" still grows and nourishes.
Tne temple at Logan , northern
Utah , is being rushed ahead with
unexpected energy. The work of
rock-laving on the walls on the one
it Salt Lake is about finished for the ,
season. .
All the fashionables of our burg
ira aglow regarding the approaching - .
ing visit of the Kellogg-Carey Opera ,
1'roup. No doubt wo shall have a
rich musical treat. WINDSOR.
Z. Jellisou , of Schuyler , is at the
3raud Central.
Arnold Barber , of New York , is
it the Grand Central.
Hou Ed 8 Towle , of Falls City , is
it the Grand Central.
H. 8. Kaley , of Bsd Cloud Agen-
sy , is at the Grand Central.
M. R. Hopewell , the Tekamah
tanker , is at the Grand Central.
Howard White , of the Winneba-
; o Agency , is at the Grand central. ci
N Millett and J P Becker , of Co-
umbus , .Neb , are at the Grand Cen-
ral.
ral.Judge
Judge J P Usher , a lawyer of Law-
once , Kansas , is at the Grand Cen- c <
ral.
ral.John
John A Rogers , a well known
) avenport lawyer , Is at the Grand
, entral.
The members of the Hyers' Com-
ilnation are stopping at the Grand
tentral. J"
G B Scofleld , a Nebraska City
iwyer. is registered at the Grand at
lentral.
Charles Stewart , of St. Joseph , a to 1
ery talented portrait painter , is
at the and
topping Metropolitan , di
itends remaining in the city for a
sw weeks.
J T Holle , formerly United States
[ arshal of Nebraska , but now a
isldent o ! Dixon , Ilia. , is in the
ty on a visit. He Is now engaged
i the lumber business in the Wis-
maln pineries. .
Among the arrivals at the Metro-
alitan are the following : C P th
tacy , New York ; W W Wardell , frc
alia City ; 8 A 1 > ulton , Ualls City ; CO
P Stewart , St Joe ; Henry Brown , re ;
ebraska City ; T 8 Morrison , Ne- str
aska City. onmi
Among the arrivals at the Grand mi
mtral are the following : John
ga
ratt , North Platte ; F H Kent , ha
ilcago ; F Kirkby , New York ; coi
W French , Boston ; C C Quinn
id wife , Mankota ; Miss L Am- Fo
O3e , Mankato ; H S Barlow , Chi- str
go ; William L Joy , K'.oux City. towa
THE ONLY PLACE
the city to obtnin genuine Bot- re < ]
fur
id Milwaukee lager beer is te-
ter
Richter's , corner of Ninth and teAt
swaid fitreete. Famjiy tradesolic- At
d and all orders will receive bei
empt attention. eep21-6mo. forCe
Co
chi
EVIDENCE OF ITS
WORTH. ioth
iothMi
Ihe great popularity of Dr. Price's Mi
earn Baking Powder is the best MiMi
idenee of ifs worth. Whenever a Hqmi
eet white biscuiti3 _ wanted , or a mi
ht pot-pie , an elegant cake , or a int
licious padding , Dr. Price's Cream j
iking Powder should be used. It &k\ \
? urjty itself. &kpai
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Tutted Mate * Con
The following business has beell
transacted m the United States Cir-
cult Court , JudgosDillon and Dundy
presiding f
Earle va Bratt et al ; settled by
stipulation.
Craven va U P R R Co ; deposi
tion of plaintiff suppressed and case
continued.
Bemis vs Dox et al J demurrer to
petition bustained.
Latta vs Hanover Fire Insurance
Company ; leave to file amended
petition and continued.
Frdt : National Bank of Omaha vs
Slavers et al ; motion of defendant
Crosby to dissolve attaanment de
nied.
Chamberlain et al ys Horn et al ;
leave to answer by this morning.
Boswell vs Williams et al ; settled
as per stipulation.
Shugart vs Neligh et al ; demurrer
to petition submitted.
United States va Coe et al ; defen
dant to answer in ll.'ty days and con
tinued.
Gregg , administrator , vs U P R R
company ; defendant to answer by
next Thursday.
vtfgy-etalsv.rBaker ; defendant to
answer in twenty days.
United States vsMcClure , admin
istrator ; order pro coufesso.
Lefeyer vs Gish , et al ; decree for
complainant.
Ktouz * vs Finlay et \ \ ; time for
taking proof extended 100 days.
Smith vs Wayne county t al ; in
junction continued in force for one
week.
Gertensberg et al va Bromer ; de
cree pro confesso and reference to
Marter.
Bartholomew , assignee of Brown
ya Morgan , etc. ; Master ordered to
close taking account by Dec 15th.
Bartholomew , assignee , etc. , vs
same order as last case.
Daily , U S Marshal , vs Morgan , et
al ; same order as last case.
The following cases were contin
ued :
B < t M River R R Co , vs U P R K
Co.
Co.Trimble
Trimble et al , vs U P R R Co.
U P R R Co vs Cool.
U P R R Co vs Hinman.1
McCormick vs McCammon.
Stont vs 8 C & P R R Co.
Hegler vs Faulkner , et al.
8 P R R Co va Buflalo , Kearney , \
Saline. Merrick , Adams , Hamilton ,
Ball , York , Platte , Douglas , Wash
ington , Cumiug , Sarpy , Colfax ,
Sauuders and Butler counties.
Bartholomew , assignee , vs Kop-
plekam.
WyomiugCoal & Mining Co , vs
Wardell.
United States vs Lounsbury , et al.
Brown vs Sherman county.
JeQray et al va Vallery , Jr , et al.
First National Bank of Omaha vs
Loveland
U S vs McCann et al.
Fucht , administratrix , vs U P ft R
Jompauy.
H E Barnard , of St Joseph , Mo ,
md R S Maloney , of Humboldt ,
S"eb , were admitted to practice.
Low vd bchoeuheit , et al ; motion
o strike reply from files over-ruled
md rule entered into taking proofs. I ]
Craig vs Pollock ; demurrer with-11
Irawn , leave to answer on the 19th
list.
Craig vs Cones ; demurrer with-
Irawn , leave to answer on the 19th
nst.
nst.Craig
Craig vs Campbell ; demurrer
vithdtawu , leave to answer on the
9th inst.
Tulleys trustee vs Cogswell ; de-
ault confirmed and reference to
naster to state account.
Blair vd West Point Manufactur-
og Co ; proofs to be closed In 40
lavs and then submitted on briefs.
Davis vd Carter ; order proconfee-
0 nd reference to master.
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance
Jompauy ; vs Tisdell et al ; order
roconfesso and reference to master.
Phconix Mutual Life Insurance
fornpany vs Dice ; et al Order pro.
ontesso and reference to master.
Rogers va Nelight ; et al ; sale con -
rmed and deeds ordered.
Miller vs Sullivan ; judgment for
efendant.
Miller va Cronan ; judgment for
efendant.
Miller ys Hursley ; continued.
Chonteau Insurance Company va
lareb ; continued.
Chonteuu Insurance Co vsRustiu ;
Dntlaued.
Balcomb vs Wash et al ; motion
> r a new trial argued and submit-
: d.
d.Johnson
Johnson vs Jacobson et al ; con-
uued.
Aultmaniaylor Co va Bliss ;
mtlnued.
Davi vs Perkins et al ; leave to
1
sply thia morning.
Hoil vs Scott ; Jury trial pending.
DISTJUCT COURT.
The following business was trans-
3ted yesterday In the District Court ,
10 Hon. Jag. W. Savage presiding : j ' n
Waldo vs Taylor ; et al ; dismissed
: plaintifls costs.
Gropp vs Jardine ; defendant leave
withdraw his answer and file
; neral demurrer instanter.
Rider vs Council ; Jury trial , ver-
ct for defendant.
Brown vd McKelllgan ; Judgment
ramet defendant for $710 03.
Grace vs Connellay ; Jury retired
! th instructions to return a sealed
raiot.
CITY COUNCIL.
The following business was trans-
ted :
A bid to supply corn and oats for
e fire department was received Ai
> m F. Schrader and referred to the
mmitteo on fire with power to act.
The report of the city engineer In
tard to the extension of Grace
eet was referred to tbe committee Mi
public property and improve-
mts.
rhe report of the city engineer re-
rdlng the macadamizing of Farn-
m street waa referred to special
umittee consisting of the city en-
leeraod attorney.
& . petition from residents of tbe
urth ward , asking for the con- -55
uction of sidewalks , waa referred
the delegation from the Fourth
rjl.
? ! petition from Thomas Bryant ,
51
that certain taxes be
[ nesting re- JH
ided. was referred to the Commit-
on Finance.
Coe offer was received from A.
iderson to purchase tbe old lum-
: m the platform formerly used
washing engines. The Street
mmiaaioners were ordered to take Irr
.
.111
srge of it and place it with the .111I
ier lumber at tha engine hcuie
4. communication from the City
ireLalashin ? the release of J B.
luson , imprisoned for selling c
nor without license. The recom- rni
JN
mdation of C. V. Gallagher , aiv- '
f Mayor , for his release was passed.
& . communication from Her & Co.
imp that Pierce street be put in
ssaule condition , was referred to
the committee oai streets and grades
with power to act.
A number of resolutions ordering
the construction of sidewalks weie
adopted.
The resolution asking the City At
torney's opinion aa to the legality of
applying a portion of the taxes due
from the Union Pacific railroad , to
the payment of part of the coat of
protecting the river front was
adopted.
Resolved , That the sr. ! > et com-
inissionera bo instructed to examine
the culvert on the west aide of
Twelfth and Dodge and make the
necessary repairs Adopted.
Resolved , ' 1 hat tuo Marshal in
quire into the character of the Alhambra -
hambra theatre and see if the license
granted should not be revoked.
The committee on public propny
aud improvements in regard to the
petition of James Crcighton was
placed on file. The same committee
reported favorably upon the request
of the owner of lot on Tenth street
near Capitol avenue. Ksport adopt
ed.
ed.The petition of R. Giylord aud
others remonstrating agaiust ( he
construction of certain sidewalBs
waa adopted. The council then ad
journed for one week.
The Otbcr Sldn ofttic Story.
Miss Winteninger , the young lady
passenger who , while laboring under
a temporary attack of insanity ,
jumped from tbe Union Pacific ex
press train just east of Urand laland
and had her shoulder dislocated ,
waa brought to this city Tuesday
afternoon aud taken E st over the
Northwestern for her destination ,
near Chicago. Further particulars
were learned about the matter , and
we find that the report of some of the
passengers about tiie doctor in
charge being BO indifferent in regard
to the matter is not true.
It appears when the ter
rible accident happened , kDr.
Hudaon , an eminent physician ,
of California , by the way , wab "o
excited aud shocked that he hardly
knsw what to do , and sa.d he would
not go back to California with the
young Jady but would tabs her on
if she was alive He drove back to
the first station at a rapid rate , and
did all in his power to alleviate the
sufferings of the young lady. He
thought best to take her East at once
and consequently arrived on the
Union Pacific train la > < t night as sta
ted. The lady waa carried from
the Union Pacific train to that of
the Northwestern road , on a fcort ot
couch , aud waa in charge of the
doctor and a couple of la'liea. She
is seriously though not dangerously
injured and appeared with all her
Buffering to be in a sane st.te of
mind. She is a lady ot remarkable
beauty , and ibis fact perhaps , had
something to do with her misfor
tune , as two young men
who were on the tram from
which ebe jumped , were annoy
ing her by an attempted flirtation.
The dootor m charge told them very
plainly what he thought of their ac
tions , aud thereby incurred their
lispleusure , and they , it seems , cir-
JulateJ the report about his coolness
n regard to the matter. It is to be
loped by all who looked upon tbe
3ale , but beautiful face of the unfort-
mate young lady , that she will soon
) e restored to health , both in mind
md body.
Forestry.
The American Forestry Associa-
ion have brought the important
natter of foreatry lo the attention of
Congress , and it is important that all
Available information should be ob-
amed. Nebraska has done much ,
md a report is earnestly requested
bowing the amount planted in ' 77.
rVill the State press cull attention to
his important subject , and request
hat all statistics be bent before Jau-
lary 1st , to
toJ.
J. T. ALLAN , Omaha ,
Slatician for American Aas'u.
IE a tul > l I s li o ti i ! Or.
ATKINSON'S
HLLfflfflffllY GOODS
ESTABLISHMENT.
Merman's Blocfc , car , Doni , & 130i ,
THE LABOIST'BTOCK or
FANCY FJG4/T5IE31S
n
i
IIN THE WEST. Std.
d.
d.3o
3oka
kaC
id will discount any regular prices gives
west of NewYork ' > per cent , : C
I
illlners from abroad should avail them
selves of this rare opportunity
and call early. _
Tit
cei
Pattern Bonnets a Specialty !
aOrdsa by Mail Solicited and Prompytl
filial.
1
the
.
M m jteGui4 illu tr t <
with nuhieronj enffravin
F trumlifettachtf&lltucL
qu"'i" ' ihoold kcow c
Courtihip. M m f , I'
rhTiioljjicml Mr.'rr.
it " "I BmltSoai oft'
I sXUlliji ! m.howtncu
imi of Diiciiicf , irith hnndmla of Tftluablo mipf
'
g wor o e n '
ertr puse * an comp'r
y mpcct. Sent tecurrly lealed on receipt of 0 et
. Jr. C. A. Biint .i + y , , 8 tfortJi iltth lUt
,0'rs.Mc Elttblllrt UX
ass i
s-rEtzj
1C. .NOW RFAUi'I SJ A HISTORY Of T
ITED STATES to Uupm-ntumr. The *
'tfc il. uuoa bj u tmtouns antfcor.or won&jr to be ?
1 In hotli Kiicllmh and Oerniau. < Jasl ri- ,
finely Illaatmtoil , jfllow-priwl rolune. Tmct
elseTADetber. . ttpIeodlU7mBtntc.aeeoaulor ! prrr4
irunldntranUlOieb-Mloa AGENTS WANTE
Kronto-tntfreMereTywhcreln ice tUntltng hUcai ? of
uy : I * K- . rare chiose for A if nu * fnd nrue
' >
MERCHANT TAILOHING.
F T T !
07SIEI
Where You Can Purchase the .Best and Finest Uno or
Woollens , and the Largest Assortment of
Gents' Fiimisuiiiff Oortfs ,
CO HISllXG OF THE VERY BEST OF
White Shirts , Underwear and Hosiery ,
NECKWEAR , SUSPENDERS , PARTY AND STREET GLOVES ;
Fine Traveling Bags , Silk and Alpaca
Umbrellas , and Nobby Walking Canes.
Gentlemen's Dress and Mm M $ , & Omuls , at
Prices that Defy Competition
When the Quality of Goods and Style
and Make-Up of the Garments are Taken into Consideration.
IS
aiior.
231 Farnlam nor la
STOVJS DEA1SHS-
1855 EKSLS10B STOTI 18 ] ?
MZZ.TOIT K.OCSH.S ,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In
Tiff PIATB , METALS AND TIFKERB' STOCK ,
Stamped , Plain and Jiipanned Tin Ware , Tinners' Tools and Machines ,
the Celebrated Granite Iron Ware Complete Line of
Camp and Miners' Equipage.
A-wrjsiiN miojES x > UJL jLroA.'rEr : > .
Prompt Attention ! ' 'o Order * fiom the Trade. Send for Catalogue and Price Lit
No. 213 Farnham Ht. , Omaha , Neb
, AS'U < C OKI3TG STOVES.
A COMPLETE LINE OF TINWARE , IRONWARE f ND GRANITE.
M. S. OJorii-cr 13.li ud Juckaoti N J ,4Pmahn.
All Kinds of REPAIRING AND JOB WOxKPJIOMP1LY Done
Fi
jSjf S MI ! ? ! ? OT
Wfflpgspfna C-ysJrr a : W
KMJ g F g
sgsJHSSDigSb- gI I
.
- -e. -
fcr : > S
Ihis favorite Brand of the Western Trade is Received Daily by Sipreai. and trill
Iwayi bo sold aa low as any other Standard Packing.
. B. BEEMEB. Gen'l
NOBBINESS OF STYS151
For Perfection of Fit ,
For Thoroughness of Make ,
THE QUALITY OF TFRTAL , "
FOB. &QWS8T FSU-Oi ;
SLGUTTEK'S CLOTHING STORE , 200 Far . > t
gepSthSm
, J. J&eKELLZGON ,
- 1MPORT3B AND JOBBSR OF -
4-
iWines , Liquors and Cigars !
\ . '
TOBACCOS. &o.
to. 174 Fam inra Hires ! ,
Old Kentucky "WMeMe * a Specialty
Lgenta for the Eldorado Wine Co. , California.
PHY3ICUKS AND SURGEONS-
; uftGiCAL ROOMS ;
i.Van Camp , M. D.
Dispenses his own mcdejines , and besides
xnlar practice , mattes specialities of D-
ngemcnU and Dlsswe.i peculiar to women ,
stola. Fllea and other diseases of the Boo
OFJICE Corner of FarniM : and 14&
reet. first door to tteiigbt. up-staira. Hes-
; cco , 13th Street , first door south of the
cond Methodist Chtirch. Omaha , Nebra * .
i. Address Loci Box SO * . l
DR A. S. PE7TDERY ,
Jonsulting Physician ,
IAS PERMANENTLY LOCATED HIS
MEDICAL OFFICE.
t Tenth Ntreet. - OMAHA , niosiari
) fierin ? bis service ! In all departments ot
idicino and sarsery. botb in general and
9ca ! practice , acute and chronic diseases.
n be consulted nicht and diy. arid will
lit all parts of the city and country on ro-
iot of letters or telegram * . jg-tf
DR. ALDlilCn ,
KAKKB
3ISEASES OF WOMEN
A SPECIALTY.
"reatine rooms 254 Farnham t. (0 ( > ponite
> Brand Central. ) _ a > > rl2tf
1KN.J. E.VANOEKCOOK. M.
teildencfl and offlaa No. 202 Dodge street
rth side. bet. 12tb and 13th. marl-tt
. H. CO5TMAK. 3E. . ,
hysiGian & Surgeon
141 rarnfcara Ctf i-
'or Professional SsrrteK Tiaft IfsHjjt
It . * - r-
BELLEPTS'LIVER PILLSJ
SdlCTVLUrr Ptn hart tUtod tor Thirty JMr m
Btan-lard KraMj for tlte ran uf Ltxr Complaint
OttlitDn * . Blck Hndache. and all Dtru ( - |
mrnti of tb Llvrr. 1
" Seller * * Vrrmlfuzr. tiie rr * t Worm De-
t roj r."eTTtIM 4OO large , tire wona from my
aj" > r U Wm-Hirrcr 5t Laflt.il * .
net ) .
trm II E.SfcI.lnRSCO rtv * rirri F.
I.EiTKKS.
.
Cu to .
Tuca U.ii. IT n L Int. 4 Brutn wl ntrr-
. - . ! avnuii. , % . mix vA-irr.Acn.stttrf uxndnfiu
-rtotoi't ( ntoorort. " aai in . ( h r < . tut § rt j
t ekn. "ro aa * O > Mt. rte arrawofM m Ki4 tor A int * .
Pvnpl.Cliirt.Srta. LfvlpwI.InM r rfullpvtlcal rfL iC. B , I
* ' wruirM.afi m I k t * \n fvra * a immftif aaf aidel *
mttni hr acMit. r mrunen. f AB.ric a f Tvnlf * tet t.
n. U. BRIA\T. t. ' . Mtnrvnrr. 1 < n uhlnrM 9L. CUncX
HKA'T-a-1
HEALTH LIFT !
The pe-tcnsl ezrerience of 100 prominent
DocicrS , Clergymen ,
Lawyer , Editors.
Banktrt , Mtrehints ,
and others , sent free to any address by
j. r. jviAKsn st co. .
224 and 22S Eait Waihingfon SL , CHICAGO ,
s-vena postal card for one hundred vlawr
oftbelleathLirt. se-Jdly
PLASTERING.
PLASTEEINGT"
A30
BRICK-LAYING.
I. It. Itockc-nfield
. . - ,
332 Bnrt sireet. between 17t and 18t
onritf
SEAU ESIATE AGSNCItS.
ITBOM BISD. trvn s. c Tr ;
Steed & Co. .
TRI OLDMTESTABLlaeiD
Estate Agency
. INWKBRASKA.
Keep a complete Lbstract of title t all real
state in Omaha and Donclia county.