VOL. X.
. . OMAHA , NEBRASKA , BDNESDAY , AUGUST 4 , 1880. NO. 38.
Established 1871.
MORNINGIEDITION. Five Cents
A CRAFTY COMMANDER
The Peruvians Fill the Enemy
With Fruit and Blow Them
To Atoms ,
A Provision Boat Loaded
With Dynamite Demol
ished the Chilian
Transport.
Terrific Force gf the Explosion
One Hundred and Fifty
Lives Lost.
PANAMA , July 24. The latest ei
Vices , brought by the steamer from
the south Pacific , give intelligence
f the destruction of the Chilian trara-
port ' "Loa , " net the Amazon as was
previi u-ily announced. IliQ demol-
ishion wes at'ended ' with terrib'e JOBS
life , the vessel having got foul of a
torpedo which was kt loose by one of
the provi ion boats in the bay cf Csl-
lao The affair way bo cummed up
ns ft Hi-war From the time the
Chilian fleet has been on the coast of
Peru it h ia been nofced that the of
ficers and men were part-cularlp par
tial to fruits and vegetables , not be
ing always careful to distinguish be-
tw. on the market boat of a natural
merchant vessel and the coasting
boat of a Peruvian olliccr. At last
Peruvian commander hit on a plm to
turn it to some practical account.
Procuring a suitable launch , he put a
torpedo into it and over this he placed
n false bottom resting on springs kept
down by the weight of the carg < . He
then lcded : it with a very
choice ossortuiont of Irults
fowh , turkeys , vejotables , &c , and
towing it out towards -he blockading
nquadron baforo daylight set it adrift.
All day long the 1-tunJi floated about
but Jhe Chilians failed to notice it
mid aboul 5 o'clock in the evening ,
fearing it would fall iuto neutral
hands , a boat was sent out to bring
it in. The "Lo * " was doing duty nd
seeing the boat from the shore making
toward it , made for it. Seeing this ,
the boit from the shore beat a
lusty retreat , the "Loa , " toward two
boats to take in the prize , and it was
broug it alongiida and ilia discharge
at once -minenctd. . As the weight
in the launch was diminished the ma
chinery in connection wuh the tor
pedo was sot free and in a moment
300 pounds of dynamite were exploded
and the "Loa" was almost lifted off
the water. The effect , as described by
thoee who . -
we.-o witnessing the opera
tion with breath'era interest from the
nhorr , wis awful in the extreme.
Every house in Oallao was shaken to
its foundation and < -very ship on the
bay shivered as though a fearful earih-
ijuakp IwJi spout its lury 'neath them.
The fatal chip appeared as if envoi-
ojxwJ in ntio tn < * . . . * - * - - * * .
J-s- J i
eel -ed itself into flcnsocloiius of butk j
Bmnke. When this clt-aivd away she
noemoil not to have suffered , but sud
denly eho wa < obierved to eiuk at the
Bteru while her boirs went high in the
air a'idtha Lo * disappeared forever.
At this time the "Bianco , " "Eucala-
ds , " and the "Huaecar , " were some
eight milua distant from the tccneand
could not render any assistance , but
boats from the neutral vessel near by
were lowered immediately and pro
ceeded to the rcssuo of those who
were eeen ia the water. The boats
succeeded in picking up thirty. Forty
in all were picked up , of whom It is
thouiht many will dip. At least one
hundred and fifty mm perished. The
only ofliceiB saved arc the second
commander , the dostor and the engi
neer. A correspondent watching from , ,
Lima s lys that , alt' ounh the Chilian
admiral had agreed la allow foreign- j
era to leave Callao and Lima on neu
tral ves'e's , St-nor Picrol * has made a
great objection to their leaving and !
that teu or twelve thousand foreigners ,
in GaLao and Lima will have to re j
main. Soroo of the neutral ships talk
of leaving Callao , fearing more torpe
does.
Cautious Conklln ? .
EpccUI dispatch to Tue Bco.
NEW YOKK , August 4,1 a. m. An
evening paper piiutethe following in
terview with Senator Conkling , who is
at the Fifth Avenue hotel :
Reporter When did you got homo ,
Benator.
Senator Conkling Lsto last Satur
day nipht.
H. How do you regard the politi
cal Held now ?
C. The season has not been favor
able for salmon fishing.
B.Vh t do ynu think of Ihe at
tacks on Gen. Oirfield ?
0. I landed several Cue fiuhes ,
however.
R. You don't want to tackle poli
tics ?
0. Yes , I used light tackle and
with unusual success.
R. "What is the true position of
the colored man in the pending con
test ?
C. We hcd an Indian guide , but
ho was of no advantage in the fishing.
R. "Which eide will capture the
aiftss of the votes of the the blacks ?
C. The Indian's gafi hook was not
used at all ; our catches were landed
without his assistance.
Stopping- Asthma.
Epedal dlsiuocn to llie Bee.
LA SALLE , III. , August 4 1 a. m.
Samuel Moore , a lailor , sged 55 ,
took tea made of gimpson weed a a
cure for asthma , Monday , and died a
few hours aftei wards. Ho leaves
family.
Grant's Old Hcgiment.
Special Dispttchra to Tua Vt *
DECATUK , 111. , August 4,1 a. m.
The Macon county veterans as- j
eociaticn , in conjunction with the j
Eurvivors of General Grant's rcgi- <
moat , the Twenty-first Illinois , has
13r
fixed upon October Gth and 7th for
holding an encampment aud reunion
oa the fair grounds here. General
Grant will meet with his old regiment ,
and special invitations have been sent
to Genera's Shemun , Sheridan , Mc
Clelland , Butler , Banks , Uurnsidcs ,
Garfield , Hancock , Palmer , and oth
ers to be present.
Revolutionizing Railroad- !
BptcSal Dispatch to TUB Bts.
I EW YORK , August 4 1 a. m.
Stephen Dudley Field , nephew of Cy
rus \V. Field , has patented an inven
tion for applying electricity as R mo- ,
rive power on both surface and ele
vated railroads. His patent is claimed
to antedate the claims o other patties
rhs bars lately tstea np tn ? snbject.
The new invention will be tested on
the elevated roada and if suecessfn
will ba adopted. It is chimed for
the invention that it does away with
fuel , smoke , oil , heat and noiae of lo
comotives and permits of the hiehet
speed consistent with safety. Anoth
er point urged m its favor in that an
attachment has been provided which
will re ider a collision be ween two
trains impossible , each train automat-
c-iliy preserving a safe distance from
ilia next succeeding one , ilia brakes
t be operated by electrics ! currents
used in propelling the electric motor.
Leaohif Fiona Firo.
Special Dlapntcb to The Bee.
PHILADELPHIA , August 4 1 a. m.
S. Collins * matireas manufactory was
discovered to be on fireyetterday fore
noon. Ella Ovleal'y , ased 25 , and
Erarca Barnes , nged 2- , were em
ployed in the fourth story , and the
smoke and flame * cut them off by the
stairs , and both jumped from the win
dow , falling heavily on the pavement.
Mita flumes escipedwith a few bruis
es. Miss O lesby was seriously , if
not fatally injured , and an arm was
broken , besides being badly cut and
bruistd , aud it is feared that she has
received internal injuries. LJES by
the fire , S20.000.
Em 'ncipation Day.
Special Dispatch to The Bee.
ELJIIEA , N. Y. , August 4,1 a. m.
Emancipation day was Celebrate 1
litre by a procession of grer.t length
and fine character. It is btl cvtd
that all the counties in the etito were
represented in the throng of colored
pjople present. The ext-rciEO' , held
in a l.irgo grove , consisted of music ,
reading of the emancipation proclama
tion and an oration by Hon. Fred.
Douglaes.
bitting Bull's Guardian.
Spselal Dupalcli tuTba Bee
CHICAGO , August 310 p. m.
Major W.-'fihjOf the Canadian mounted
police , passed through Chicago en
route ta Ottaw * last ni ht. Ho sajs
that out of Sitting Bull's cr'qical
band of 5CO lodges only 200 now re
main , with leas than 500 effective
fighting men. The majority have
gone quietly into various Sioux
agencies but manv succumb dto star
vation. Major Walsh says Sitting
Bu 1 is for peace Before leaving
the major was presented with his
famous war bonnet by Sitting Bull ,
who s.iid , "tnko it , my friend , and
keep it. I hope never tu have use for
it again. " Major Walsh goes east
with some important proportions from
Sitting Bull to both the Dominion and
United States governments , which ho
will make public at the proper timo.
Raiding Tabbies.
> ' YORK , August 4 1 n. m.
The board of alderint-n yesterday took
up the ordinance relating to the cap
ture and destruction of cstj , aud dia-
cuns"d it at some length. A letter
i read from H. Bergli , president of
'ho society for the prevention of
amendment bo made to tha crdinr.uca
irovidii g thst persons under fifteen
I'ears of age be prohibited from cap-
: u ing cits so as to prevent any cruelty
to the animals. Bergh also suggested
that ECO p nuts ba used in capturing
cats. The ordinance with the amend
ment was patsed by a vote of 13 to 8.
Garfleld's Reception.
! pedal Dlsp tcnt Tbo Uco
BUFFALO , August 4 1 a. m. At
four o'clock yesterday afternoon Gov.
Cornell and etaff and a larga number
of prominent politicians -went to Dunkirk -
kirk , from this city to welcome Gar-
fi < ild. Tne general anc par y and his
eecort arrived here at H:20 : and were
tlio recipients uf a inign ficent ova-
tton. The escort from the depot was
composed of several bands and nearly
two th .uaand torch bearers. The
strotld weio cine struggling crowd. It
was nearly 11 o'clock whtn the pro-1
cetsi n reached the Palace hotel , I
wheto a temporary platform had been
erected. About 10C30peoploatlurnd
in the largo pail : in fruiit of the hotel
and after they had cheered themselves
loarse , Gen. Garfield was introduced ,
and fur fully five minutes , Gai field
could but stand and listen to the
> laudits of the people. Finally , when
.hey gave him a chance ho made a
ihost but cfi'ective.speech , in which he
ihsnked Buffalo for his magnificent
reception and announced his intention
of standing by the men whose vote ?
would elect him.
Senator Harrison then made a very
stirring speech , after which Clmrman
Jewell , of the republican national
committee , and others made brief
speeches , and it was after midn'ght
when the crowd began to disperse.
Gen. Gatficid leaves for the east this
morning.
Hard Times In Canada.
Special Dlipalch to The Bee.
WASHINOTOK , Augusts 10 o. m.
The United States consul at Poit Sor-
ma , in a dispatch to the department
of state , dated July 2Zth , says : The
prosperity which is BO universal
throughout the states is in marked
contract to the general depression
which prevails in Canada. The outs
throw the blurao on Sir John A. Mc
Donald and his tariff policy for the
prevailing state cf affairs , while the
organs of the party in power repel
these accusations. The result , how
ever , would Bcem to be an exodus
from Canada of some of her best citi
zens. Consul Pace says that the em
igrants who crossed over at that point
alone during the year ending June
30th , 1S80 , and who declared their in
to ition of becoming permanent resi
dents of the Fnited States , numbered
77,059.
Negresa ABsossmated.
SpccUl Dispatch to The Uco ,
SAVJLSUAH , Ga. , August 4 1 a. m.
Sallie Moore , while in charge of a
constable , going from the jail to ob
tain bonds Monday night , was met by
Tom Golden , a well known colored
barber , and after a few words Golden
shot her in the temple , killing her in
stantly. The woman had had a previ
ous difficulty with Golden. The as
sassin was arrested.
Reducing the Debt.
Special Dispatch to The Bw.
WASHINGTON , August 3 , 10 p ia.
Secretary Sherman is very much
pleased with the reductions made in
the public debt during July , also with
the financial outlook generally. He
expects to make reductions of the
debt during the nest three or four
months aggregating perhaps forty
millions of dollars.
Murphy & Lovettlna. agency ; old
est established agency in this state.
aplS-lj
FIERCE FIRES OF THIRST ,
The Fasting Doctor Constant-
ly Craving : for a Wet.
A Secret Corpdof Watcheraon
Guard.
Special dispatch to The Bee.
YOBK , August 3 , 4 p. m. Dr.
Tanner was reported this morning very
weak , but in better condition than
expected. He is so far gone , however ,
as to ba completely exhausted after
any exertion. It is thoughthe has
been drinking too much water of late ,
but the fierce thirst that consumes
him calls imperiously for instant satis *
faction. "Not being able to drink suf
ficient water for his needs he sponges
his face and wraps wet towels
around hia head hoping thus to
absorb asoiall annum of moisture.
Only four days from this noon and
Tanner w-ll have completed his task ,
but everyday findshimweaker though
confident. The faster is cdviaed to
keep quieter and not to waste his
strength in exercise.
A secret and independent corps of
watchers was org-m zed norao time
ago , to watch the regular watchers
and Tanner at the same time , and SB-
certain , _ if possible , whether the ! faster
was receiving food from some unknown
source. Tanner's every movement ,
day and night , is closely observed , but
nothing has occurred tD give tlio
slightest cround for suspicion.
Special Dispatch lo The lleo.
NEW YORK , August 4 , 1 a. m.
Tanner changed hia qu-irters yester
day frm the lar o hull to Iho small
one underneath it on a level with the
entrance. The fasting man is evi
dently very we k , but still persis's in
persevering , and is apparently as con
fident as over that ho will hold out
till the eud of the fortieth day. His
stomach is not BO troublesome as it
yas Sunday and Monday. It is bo-
iieved , however , -hat * his stomach
must be grently inflamed and his un
usual wakefulnees during the morning
was attributed by one of the wa-che a
to a touch of gsstric fever. On re
turning to the hall t 9:15 : from his
drive , Tanner said that ho felt but
little refreshed. It was decided to
abandon driving in ti.e future as the
consequent fati ue is too creat for his
enfeebled condition. He did not
sleep any till about noon when he lay
down on his cot. H complained of
being bothered by the visitors and said
that at times he foit as though his
heart would stop beating. Shortly
before 2 o' < .losk he was induced to bo
weighud , being the first time sincu
Saturday. Ho turned the ficile at
125A pounds
Ho then laid down on hia cot and
rested until four o'clock , whin ho getup
VD and r.eud hismai0 ) ± r\nn > oL4
honorary ; aiploraafrom a Boston med
ical collcso Tno doctor seemed much
p'eised of the offer ai > d aid tint ho
would taso the offer into considera
tion. Ho disc intmned hia lidesf > r a
time.In conversation with one of
his attendants lib said that hu experienced -
porienced more difficulty in th ex
periment hero than wht he did in
Minnesota which was part y due to (
tha difference in air. He nta of the
opinion that people suffered more
trom too much food rather than not
ennuch. He said ho felt first rite
and thouzht he would pull tbrouah all
right. Ho went out togotehivtdand
when he returned to the hnll hu ran j
up s'airs ' at a lively gait and laid down p
on his C"t with his clothes on , and at
nine o'clock he requested visitors to j ;
leave as he wanted to retire for the
night. Ho lay very quiet till mid1 .
niiht and at that hour was app-rently
sound atleep. Ho coi-sumed two- j
thirds of a pint of wa er during the _
twc Jtjfour hours ending at that time.
EVENTS.
I'ARLIAMENT TO ADJOURN ,
il Dispatch to the Bee.
LONDON , August 3 1 p. m.
Ifc is now believed that patliament
will adjourn within a fortnight. The
conserva ive fact oas ore coalescing in i
anticipation of Gladstone's prolonged ,
absence. Under any circum tancea ho
will be unable to re-appear during the
present session.
BARTLB FKKKES RECALL.
The recall of Sir Birtlo Frere meets
with very very general approval from
the peoplo.
V-OOB CROP I'ROsi'Ecie.
The agricultural pro-pects through
out the entire kingdom are unusually
poor.
T1IE TREACHEROUS AMEE.
Special dl'pa'ch to THE CES.
CALCUTTA , August 3 4 p. m. The
new ameer of Afghanstan avoids a
conference with the British officers ,
thereby confirming their suspicion ! " of
his loya ty.
A REPUBLICAN VICTORY.
Special dispatch to The Bee.
PAPIS , August 4 1 a. m. In the
election for members of the councils
general , the republicans have elected
000 member ? , and the conserativfs
S82. Second b " ots ore neceaeary in ;
125 Cantons. Lie total republican
pain is 243. Moderate republicans of
the ministeral shade have nearly
everywhere beaten radical candidates
opposed to them.
OX T11E RESCUE. .
> y , August 4 1 a. m. A dis
patch from Cabul atys eight thousand
Britith troops under General Roberts
will leave Cabul for Candahar on Sun
day next.
THE LORDS REJECTION.
In the house of the lord's last right
the Irish compensation bill was de
bated over eight hours , Lord C uhn'a
speaking nearly three hours , Lords
BeaconsQeld , Orandook and other
leaders also spoke. The bill waa re
jected by a vote cf 282 agiicst 51.
BESIEGED CANDAUAR.
Candahar men are preparing for a
siege and have expelled the Durani
inhabitants. The supplies are ample.
BURROWS' BATTLE.
Special Dispatch to The Bte.
LONDON , Auzust 4 1 a. m. The
war office haa received the following
official dispatch from Candahar , dated
July 29. The engagement be
tween Gen. Burrows and Ayoob
Kahn commenced at 9 o'clock
Tuesday morning , and the enemy ,
12,000 strong , vero excellently post-
edmuch _ better thm the British , tsn sni
slis&tly undulated. TJntQ 1
o'clook the ait'llery "l ne were en-
gagrd. er The Afghans' superior ma
er mpiilation and natural superiority
noutr < liz ng the superior quality oi
the British. A vigorous advsnca ol
the Afghan cavalry and the Ghilzai
caused the British natives to fall
bick in coofuiion , and on the
Siity-sixth rrgimeut abandoning
two guns , the formation . was
entirely lost. The infantry slowly
retired , de'ni e Gen Burrows sa'lant
efforts , and they were severed from
the cavalry nd artillery and at
three o'clock the followers
and baggage bolted towarc
Candahar. After a severe fight on
enclosed ground Gen Burrows extri
cited the infantry and brought them
into line of retreat on the main
road , the reid being devoid oi
water a majority of th
apparently occurred through men falling -
ing from exhaustion and thirst. The
estimated loss of British is 1220 in
cluding about 550 Europeans.
ELECTRIC BRIEFS.
Special dlsoatc ) ca to The Bee.
NEW YORK , AueustS Mrs. Annie
Kenneywho was bequeathed con-ider
able property six weeks ago , di d yes
terday from heart disease induced by j
worry over attempts to get posaestion
of the propotty.
DETKOIT , August 3 Congressman
Omar D. Conger , of Michigan , went
tn Menton , Ohio , last evening to join
Garfield and the two go to N. Y. ,
where the republican national commitr
the holds its aeasion.
COLUMBUS , August 3 4 p m.
Inner Gorgwei , a patient at the Cen
tral asylum employed as an attendant
during lucid intervals , drowned her
self in the lake last night. She Ggured
in the late
Finestono investigation as
bring the pntient who was paid as an
employe. She was from Tillin , but
has an only sister in Philadelphia.
CINCINNATI , 0. , Aug. 3 Henry
Harbor , who wci assaulted by a crowd
of roughs on July 24th , on Spring
Grove avenue , died this morning at
tbehotpital , from his .rounds. R/ibert
Kelly , Fred Baneon , Benry Stern
and Johu Mundary are incarcerated
for the crime.
NEWARK , August 3 An unknown
n/hn waa killed by the
cars , and mangled beyond recognition
noir Clay Creek on the B. & 0. Bait
Road last night. Ho had a card in
hm Docket with hia name. Patsey
Wood on it.
SAN FKANCI&CO. August 4. Schroeder -
der , who killed Lefevro in Oakland
for alleged outrage of hia wife , was
y ierday hold to answer with bail.
His counsel gave notice of application
to the superior court for a writ of
habeas corpus.
ST. Louis , August 4. The domo-
crate of tha Third congressional dis
trict , tlm city , ronommated R.
Giahsm Forat for congress by accla
mation.
ST. JOHNS , N. B. The value of
tun c-'UTj uet Oj'-iiri < 1i. 01 tne
province is estimate-1 nt J-3COCOO.
N Autus4 Secretary b-
and General Drum
RuiJBoy Adju ant ka
si o en ronto to this city from St.
Johns , N. B. , journeying via Port-
and , Me.
LONDON , August 4 On account of
Gl"ds'i no's illnets the annual dinner
of the Lard M yi-r of London , ten'n
dered the minis-try , hsa been post
poned. It was to have taken placa
next Saturday.
WASHINGTON , August 4.It wan do-
c'not ac. tne c bnat meeting yester
day ' to eusp-nd action up > n the al-
1 go ! Snanish outrages un'il ftor Ad
miral Wymsn makes a more detailed
repinl of his investigation in Cuban
waters. He arrived list night and is
to call upon tha aecrota'y of state and
p'a e the facts before him fully.
WASHINGTON , August 4 1 a. in.
FTp3n the expiration of hia term in
thi Bonato. t.ext March , Sena'or w
Withorawill bo tendered the jrout0
d. ncy of Blackbury college , of Vir
ginia.
BERLIN , August 4 1 a. m. It ia
rumored hero that the Chinese gov
ernment is gathering ptovisions for
10,000 men on the Schugatchak fron
tier.
CHICAGO , August 4 la. m. Rich
ard E Ibi-rt was drowned Mondiy
night by driving into the open draw
of the North Wells street bridg * .
Despite much yelling of spec atpia
hia toim kept on the driver being
either drunk or asleep.
THE BENDERS ,
The Butcher's Wife Makes a
Glean Breast of Their
Butcheries.
F
FREMONT , Nob. , August 3. There
were important developments in the
Bender matter to-day. Mrs. Bender
made a full confoasion of all the horrible
rible murders committt 1 on the John
Bender farm during 1872 and 1873.
She was a widow when she married
McGregor , alias Benderx who was
a widower with four children.
They migrated from Missouri to
Labello county , Kansas , where , un
der the leadership ot Kate , old John's
daughter , the murder- and robberies
bo'-an. Mrs. Bender declared she
had no personal hand in these ctimee.
The first man killed by them was a
man named Brown. Very soon after
the firs : murder two moro strangers
wfre killed. The woman was asked
vlnther she remembered about a
whole family beidg killed , and said :
' Yes , I do. There was a man and
wife and two 1 ttle girla who drove up
to the house one afttrnoon and want
ed to spend the night. That night ,
while the man and wife were dropped
through the hole , Kate and the old
man were below. The man fought
pretty hard , but they fized him.
Next dy the two children wet e bur
ied alive. Old John took ono and
Kate tha other. They hollered aw
ful , ' but finally stopped , and
Kato came in and said ,
' The damned brats are all
right now. " Soon after this accord
iiii ? to the woman's story , they bo-
cams frightened aud joined the Cher
okee or Choctaw nation. Many fur-
tbur details were obtained from the
woman , and if these are not the orig
inal Benders the fact can easily be
established.
FR BU LDIXG-Seiled
- - -
PROPOSALS pro-
pcsalstrillbereceivid nniil Auu < t 7th ,
1E-0 , it 4 p. m. , for the liytt 5 of i halt million
trick , ranro or les * . i cording to rUns and
sr ci5e tc ( t sow ca e at A. T. L : ; b's oScc
.
sn-
DOMESTIC DOINGS ,
%
4 ?
Alabama PiolJs upa Huge Ma
jority for the Democratic
Ticket ?
A Koted Uichig inder Eeturns
to t'-o ' Bepublican Camp
With' a . Modest
Flourish ,
The Alabama Majority.
*
SpechI O'gpatch ' to The Bee
, Ala. , . August 3 12
m. "Reports from. Reading yoticg
plicea in various pnrti .of thastate in
dicate a democratic majorityof between
ticket and legislature almost entirely
democratic. Independent and green-
fa ick vote was much lighter than anti
cipated.
Political Spoils.
Special Dispatch to The Bee.
NEW YORK , August 3 12 m.
The Jersey C.ty police commissioners
removed number
a of democrats on
the force last evening to make room
for republicans. Among the ap
pointees is F. Harris , a colored man.
,
He is the first colored policeman .Tor-
Bey City hns had.
Death of Mrs. JohnG. Saxo.
Special dispatch to The Bee.
NEW YOKK , August 3. The death
of Mrs. John G. Saxe , wife of the
poet , is published this morning. Her
husband has been confined to his borne
of nervous depression during thfc past
year , and haa been unable to do any
literary work.
Yellow Fever.
Special Dispatch to The Bee
NEW YORK , August 3 4 p. m.
John McBridea aearnan on the steam
ship "Niagara , " admitted to tin
quarantine hospital , died of yollc .f
fever Sunday night.
Iron and Stool Worsero.
Special Dispatch to Tu tire.
. PirrsiiURO , August 3 4 p. m.
The Amalgamated Association of iron
and steel workers of the United
States met in convention at the Pitts-
burg opera house to-day. It was the
largest meeting nf the association ever
heH , ab ut 225 delegates from all
parts of the country being present.
Nothing was done this morning ex
cept the work of organization. The
afternoon will bo devoted to hearing
reports , etc.
Kentucky Crime. -
to TUB P.EB.
FJIASKFOKT , Ky. , August 3 i p.
over the muidirod f ria of Clinton
Montagu ; ) , Rtl osnpl' ya of Lusher'a
bewory. . Tbu assassin fled and is not
known. <
Fighting Burglars.
Special Diapatca tu ILO Bet.
DETROIT , August 3,4 p. m. Young
Bros" , more at Y.cksburg , Mich. , WHS
entered by burglars last night and the
sate blown open. The explosion was
uverhomlbya clerk , who made a gal
lant fivht , in w ? ich fco was joined by
ci'is np. Much shooting was done ,
but nobody was hurt.
Joining tne Republicans.
Special Dupatcb to Tun Bu.
DETROIT , Aucusr 3 4 p. m. The
ioe Sews to-day publishes a brief
extract from loiters written by ex-gov
ernor Austin Blur of Michigan , ex
plaining hi reasons for joining the
republican p rty. He aaya in politic * !
life the ac B f rain conviction alone and
layshelikoa Garfield and thinks ho
will do all in his power to elevate the
tone ] of p > Htic3.
3SAB11ETS BI
Now YorJc Money and Stock.
VitUj Sr. . If'W YOKK , August 8,1:30 : p.m.
3J per ceut ; cichango etciJy
GOVERNMENTS.
Vinu.
U-n'iof'81 . 151i Vew i't . 1093
125 Currency 6's . ili
llli
STOCKS.
r > ull nd irregulnr , vnriatioai ! ranging from
JQluainco tno ci'Onin : ; .
WUT 107 } W.Stt&P 42J
NYC 133 ] W , Stl.&Prfd. . . 72
Erie 43) U. P 91
EriopM 72 ? CCilC " " }
LakoSLore U9 Mich. Central 9CJ
KocklsSind 115 Lacha * ana& W. . 86
Northuestcrn. . . Ucl lluJaun sl
Nortliw sum nfil.llhi If J fontra ] 7(4
FA.mollall . . . 42j Jlorrls&E OfrJ
Ohi 3iS Reading If
Ollopf.U 743 I. M 5
St. Paul S j St.P.andOmshi. . 47
Sl.Faulpfd KP St.P.andO.pU. . . 81
Joe 35J K.&T SO
8 JcoifJ | 7 ! !
Onlcago Proauce-
OiucAGO , August 3.
Wheat No. 2 closed at89'o for
August , 8GJo for September , 86Jc for
October , and 8Cs eollfr for the year.
Corn Clrsed at 35Z@36c cash for
August , and 3Cc for .September and
October.
Oats Closed at 22c for Auguet ,
22c for September.
Uyn Closed at 66c for cash ; and
with G5 c bid for August.
Whiskey Fairly active and steady
at SI 09.
Pork Closed at S14 50@15 00 for
cash ; Slo S215 8515 85 fct Octo
ber.
ber.Larl
Larl Closed at § 735 cash for
AuRtist , and § 7 37J@7 40 for Septem
ber.
at. ixmla Proauce.
Sr. Louis , August 3.
Flour Unchanged.
Wheat Higher andactiva for cash ;
No. 2 red , 9U@91 c for caeh ; 91@
91 c for Augu8t89i@903 ; " for Septem
ber ; 90cfor Ocfciher ; 88@89gc for the
year ; No 3 do , 85 @ 87c ; according to
location ; No. 4 do , 83j@84c. "
Corn Bet'or and slow at 34"J@34c
for cash ; 34jc for Augu t ; 34gc for
October ; 31c for * he year.
Oa's Dull at 22c bid for cash.
Rye-Dull at 59c bid.
Barley No market.
Butter Unchanged.
Eeas Unchanged.
Whisky Steady at 81 OS.
Pork Firmer ; Slo 25 bid.
Dry Salt Meats Firm ; § 4 807 35
@ 7 60 for young meat. 55o
Bacon Firm at 85 G2"i < 3S 208 45 ;
long clear sold at 812@8 15 ; the last
was half September.
L rd Nominal at 37 25.
R-ceipts Flour , 7,000bbls ; wheat ,
82,000 bu ; : : c , 2 ,000 bu.j oats : ,
10,000 bu.
Shipss nts IT'our , lijCOO bbls. ;
wbca' , 85,000 bu. ; corn , 7,000 bu. ;
oats , 25,000 bu.
Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO , August 3.
Hoga Were 6@10o higher
under a falling off in receipts and a
fairly active demand for sales were at
§ 4 00g4 ( 75 for light packing , and re
ceipts 15,570 , shipping at § 4 60@4 85
for heavy pecking 84 G5@500 for good
to choice unooth acsortud lots.
Cattle Receipts were c 'nsiderably '
lighter that yesterday , but the de
mand was only moderata and was
chiefly for Texan steers , ra'ive cows
and medium to good shipping steera.
There were no choice or xtra steers
sold up to 11 oMock , pric-s ranspd
from § 2 GO9280 fornntve cowg , § 2 GO
f or Nebraska steen , 8412"i < 34 35 for
Colorado eteera , and from 84 00410
for medium to good shipping sierra
A largo nuniDer are in the pens un
sold , the fresh receipts were 9,000
head.
Ntw Yoru Produce Marite : .
NEW YORK , August 3.
Flour At prices without important
chwiae ; ricciota. 23,750 ; round hoop ,
Ohio , § 5 10@5 75 ; choicu dn. § 5 gO@
j 00 ; superior wes'orn , § 3 80@4 50 ;
common to good extra do , 84 25.1J
4 GO ; choice good to ex-ra dn , 84 7U@
7 00 ; choice white wheat , 84 70g5 ( 00.
Wheat Sprirg , steady ; winter
wheat , a shade stronger ; rod , scarcely
so linn ; No. 1 , nhito , Augu-t , § 1 08i ;
No. 2 , red , August , $1 Oog ; do Sep
tember , 81 091 ; , lo October , § 1 O'Jj.
Corn- Shade better and mnileratu
tri e ; mixed western spot ,
do , futures 47J < 350c.
O.its Fiim and quiet ; western ,
3G@43.
Beef SJeady and demand moderate -
rate ; new plain inos ? , § 9 f > 0 ; new
extra $10.
Pork Strong and quiet ; new moss ,
81450.
Lard Firmer ; steam rendered ,
87 G5.
Butter Firmer and fair inquiry ;
Ohio 14@27c.
St. liouis XJvo Stock.
Sr. Louis , August 3.
Ilogs Active and higher ; Yorkers
and Baltimorea , 84 50Q4 60 ; packing ,
84 55@4 70 ; butchers' to fancy , 84 70 ®
488. Receipts , 2,400j flliipments ,
1000.
Commission era rrocoodlnga.
SATURDAY , July 31.
Board mot pursuant to adjourn- f
ment.
Preaont Cornmisnionera Knight ,
Corliss and Dresel.
A petition waa presented asking
that a license be cr nted John Flood
to cell liquors at Elkhorn Stati n , and
the same was laid over 'or two weeks
The clerk was ordered to notify
Fred. . IIick < tein to abate the nuisance
atha hia sluuphror house , in West Oma
ha precin t , at nice , > r he would to
for landaiid trees Faken by extension
of countj r. ad , December 1874 , was
rejected
A hcensa was granted H. A. Nottp ,
to sell liq'ior at Elkhorn sfa'ion for
one yeafom July firct 188 .
The offlcUl b' nd of Rufus R ibortn ,
Jus'ice of iae Peace for Chicago jre
cine' , wag approved.
Tue clerk was directed to advertise
for sealed proposals until Au2ust 7'h ,
1880 , at 3 "p. m. , for building a forty
foot combination brHa" on sec'ion
line between s ° ction 5 , G. 15 and 12 ,
and also f r the following grad ng :
,000 yards , mure or Kss , at Cuniiing-
am's place , on sections 35 , 15 and
0 , and about 500 yarda ner Sohl's ,
n line betneen sections 2 * > , 26,15
ndll.
To ) ; following accounts were allowed
rom the
GENERAL HTJfD :
. A. Baldwin , defending prisou-
ers 82100
. Trisler , grading M 00
' . Clauson , work on road 3 00
" , Fearou , goods for poor. . . 3 00
J. P. Railway , ticket for pauper. . 1 20
M. Duffy , woik on grading 41 tO
"t. Duible , hauling and building
material 1201
M. Duffy , on account grading 30 j 10
, Vm. Van Dohren , wurk on bridge 5i 10
\Vm. Dowling , building bridge . . 80"
V. L. Strang , bewcr pipe. . . . . . . . ES CO
j F. J. Brown , lumber 18 24
F. A. Howe , on account grading
Farnham street Kfl 00
3an Burr , eight Fcripers . . . 65 i"1
John ( G. Jacobs , coffins for poor. . 18 00
John A. Creightou , rent 225 On
Three Persons , laying sewer pipe. . 157 00
O. II. Brown , on account giading 100 0 '
A. Burn eiter , tinware C 00
Morris lilgutter. clothing for poor t 00
Four Persons , tales juro B 10 0
Eight Persons , witness fees 17 20
jeo. H. tJuy , taking inaana person
toasvlum 2603
Geo. 11. Guy , jailor and guard ,
July 0300
L N. Pierce , salary and cash CU 03
Mrs. I. N. Pierce , raatrou poorhouse -
house 23 0)
J. If. Manchester , compiling c n-
BUS 18933
.1. B. Whittier , refunding tates. . . 182 00
Seven Pertons , work at poorhouse 03 30
Twelve Persons , coroners jurors. . . 12 10
Adjourned to 7th inst.
JOHN R. MANCHESTER ,
County Clerk.
THE TENTS.
Everything Working for the
Success of the Grand Army
Reunion.
Everything thus far haa worked in
a way that seetna to assure a grand
success to the G. A. It. reunion to beheld
held at Central City inSeptemDor.and
it will undoubtedly be a great occasion
for the state of Nebraska as well as
for the members ot the order. * Adju
tant General Alexander has just re
ceived a letter from the war depart
ment on the subject of issuing tentf ,
etc. , by the general government ,
which is as follows.
WAR DEP'T , WASHINGTON , CITY , )
July 28,1880. f
SIR : I have the honor to ackno-
edge the recc-pt of your communica
tion of the 14ih inst , requesting that
the tenta authorized by joint resolution
11to
tion of congress of April 16,1880 , tote
be loaned for the soldiers's reunion to
be held at Central City , Neb. , in S top
pct
tember nest , ba shipped to you direct
from Chicigo upon the cloeq of the
Knights Templar celebration in that
citji
In roplr , I beg to inform you that
the * quartermaster general , to whom
imn
the matter was referred , reports , un
der date of the 23d inst. , "that the
officer in charae of the depot at Jeff- :
ersonville , Ind. , has this day been di
rected to ship in charge of ai agent ,
directly after tis hcldiig of he1
Knights Templar celebration at Chicago
cage , the 300 hospital tents culled for.
All transportation to be without expense -
penso to the government. Very re
spectfully , your obedient servant ,
H. T. CBOSHY ,
Chief _ CIprk for the Secretary of War ,
in hia absence.
HONESTY IN POLITICS.
Kegulations for Securing a Pair
Vote at the Coming
Primaries.
The first meetirg of the Doughs
county republican executive commit
tee was held at the office of the c ° unty
luperinteudental S a. m. y-iste ( lay.if
Present , E. RoiewaterWtll Brown ,
J. J. Points and Louis Littlefield.
Absent , E. W. Simeral.
The followirg resolution , introduced
by Mr. Will Brown , waa adopted :
JResphed , That every republican in
this city shall personally appear before
tie registrar and registar hia namu.
Thit the ng' trar j m the precincts
sha'l pers.iLally v.sit etth resident
therein and register all republicans
who are entitled to vote.
Mr. Points introduced the follow
ing resolution , nhick waa cdopted :
Ikauh'ed , That two registrars be
appomttd for each precinct of the
county and two registrars fir the city
of Omaha , and the registrars for the
city shall hold daily sessions at the
rooms of the Gartield acd Arthur
club . , commencing Thursday. Angust
! iith , aud continuing until registration
is completed.
, The committee agreed upon the
following form of registration books :
First , name of the voter ; secot4d ,
age ; third , phco of birth ; fourth ,
pUce of residence , includrg for the
city the namu of the street and where
practicable the number of the house ;
It th , length of residence in tha state
or cjunty.
The following blank was agreed
upon to be signed by Eepublicans re-
s > ding in the country precincts : "I ,
A B , do heioby affirm
upun honor , that I am a resident of
DougKs county , and precinct
duriug the patt ; that I am a
Republican , have vcted the Republi
can ticket , and intend to support Garfield -
field and Arthur at the coming elec
tion.
tion.The
The committee adjourned until 8
n. m. to-day to meet in the eame
place , whtn further action will ba
tak n on the appointment of registrar *
and regulations for registering.
Real Ea ate Iranefera.
Au2U9tua Kountz and wife to Geo.
T. Wilkins ; w. d. n. i lots 1 and 2 ,
block 202 , my of Omaha.
Tarauel E. Rogers and wife to Line
Was'tnann ; w d. lot 12 , block 13.and
"
A. J. Popjjlo'cn and wife to W. 0.
Halrtll ; . d. lot 11 , Ehs.bs'h Place
addition , city of Omaha 8450.
Imac D. Fatluworth to G orpo H.
B g s mid Lew W. Bill : s w. d ? ej
see 24 , own. 1C , n. r. 12 o. 5500.
.Ad * D. Drake et xl tu Knufc Kuut
s-n : w. d. e $ lot 2 , bluck 7 , Reed'a
1st add. , ci-y of Omaha 8200.
Uni'od States to Sdth W. Higley :
patent aw | , sec 4 , town. 14 , r. 10 e.
Wlpintr Out ft Town.
Ayyjiroua , August 3. Incendiar
ies eat tire to a small building m this
ci y yea'trday morning hetoro dav-
light. A stormy wiud blowing at the
time the il lines noon got beyond con
trol and fjwt p- over the upper part of
town to the En.li h church whetj
with the ansirtance of the tire depart
ment from neighboring townsthe Ore
was stopped Barely in time to save the
church. Aboat twenty buildirgs
were burned , and as the town is not
closely built a largo area was closed.
The leas is rouchly estimated at between
tween S35.COO mid 840,000 ,
with only $1SCOO insurance.
Militia Notes.
The "Benntt Riflea , " cf Bennet ,
Lancaster county , have forwarded
their mufter in rolls and enlistment
papers to the adjutant general. The
company is officered by Cept. S , P ,
Derby , and Lieuts. Varley and Cobb.
The company now numbers over
seventy men , rank and file , and is
mide up from among tV o best citizens
of that thriving village.
The "Alexander Guards , " of Nel-
f on , Neb , , named in honor of Genrxl
Alexander , adjutant general of Ne
braska , huvo reputed to military
headquarters that their compiny is
now in a fimirifhmg condition , and
that they will accept the invitation of
the Governor to bo prejent at the
soldiers' reunion in Sastember next.
SIGN OP THE
GOLDEN PIANO & FRAME ,
A. H08PE JR.
. , . ,
Pianos and Organs Pint Class
on Easy Monthly Payments ,
Sheet Musio and Musi
cal Instruments ,
FINE SCoCK OF
* M : o TT m , ID i zsr os .
Oil Falntlnji. EccraTlnjB an" Frimw i great
ly r daccd piices.
8x10 Frames , 1 Inch , Walnut . L' °
10x12 " 1 ' - " . M
lOjeli " 1 " " . *
12X18 "
Ros-icSx'Ofnme . 15
ChromOd fr ± " < " , HBill , 2ic ,
ChroiiOS framed lar < , 1 * St
E' ' graving * from 50c upward * ,
Phoiograph framej from lie upda ,
Vflndu * Cor .lew 75c w indow and jp trds
Lkmbrcqulrjs i 00 p r windo * and upwird" ,
Coi-nlc i fciea 2 50p r winrto and upwards ,
. . . . .
Vtlvet fnrnc * > ' c e ch to5 00
Violin Strings lie ,
Tie i s 1 75 , 2 50 , 3 and npairds ,
Gniurs 5 f 0 , 6 10 , 7 00 and upwudf.
Eiajos 1 CO Z 00 , 5 00 , aad up-anrd * ,
. Accordea-ssJroa 1 CO up , cneaj t lacty
,
I Sui fa' wcioles aai otolo ca o"ica
I iSi SiJit = lij5. A. HOtE , J2
isiSD :
Undcubtedly tha best shirt lit the
United State * is manufactured at the
Omaha Shirt Factory. The superiority
of Material and workminship , com
bined with their great improvements ,
that is Reinforced front' , Reinforced
backs and Reinforced sleeves , makes
their shirt the most durable and best
fitting garment of the kind , over
manuf-cturecl. Read the following
low prices :
frtitnt. f'jnntt.
Our Fine Whlt Shltf Jt .15 1
Our xtra Fin * " 1 75 1I ( XI
fur IDI | oiltil Clitv ot f Mrts 2 JU J 75
Our " IViantr " 23 275
Our " Cie ! f. > l 1 7 iOO
( thno ac tu Je on whl'o bcJc ! )
Present. Former.
Our Imp rtol PtcsostiinJ Cbr-
Tlot Wllhcr > l r RtUchtJ.Rlso
on W hl-c B lj 1 JO 2 CO
AT ! a flue norkloir tirt for 1 25.
. "onp but Wanuuttn lu.ilin and
best Linens used.
The above prices include L undry-
inp , a discount allowed when otherwise
ordered.
An additional 25 cunts is charged
when made to order.
Omah < > Shirt Factory. 1207 Farnham
street , near 12th strent.
L
LVa
ThoughSomowhatDamagedby
FIRE AND WATER
Are Aeain
READY FOR"RUKIXESS
With an Immense Lot of
BOOTS AND SHOES ,
Which Were
PRETTY WELL SOAKED ,
And so we will be obliged to
close them out at prices way bs-
low value.
All kinds of Shoes are includ
ed in this lot.
Ladies' and Children's Fine
Shoes , Slippers. Sandals.
M n's and Boys' Boots and
Shoes , Figh and Low. Cheap and
Pine Goods. ' ! hey have all been
m re or less WLT.
COME AND SEE THEM.
We have also a lot of
very fine
LINEN GOODS ,
Including
Table Spreads ,
"rjuuoivcHJVCIQ ,
Toilet Sets , Etc , ,
Which -were just opened
before the Fire , and which
are slightly Damaged by
Water.
Thesa will be ready for
Sale
WEDNESDAY , JULY 28.
We have some EXTRA BAR
GAINS inal'DEPARTHENTS.
FIXE INDIA 11ROCHE
SHAWLS.
Now is a chance to secure a
good Shawl , very low. Those
Shawls ara NOT BADLY
SOILED , but still they will not
bring FULL PRICE , so wo will
close them out AT A DIS
COUNT.
We will be onour feet in a few
days _ , whea you can ospect to
find Bargains in all depart
ments as usual.
L. B. WILLIAMS it SONS ,
"Lending Retailers , "
1422 & 1424 Dodse St,0or. 15th
Omaha Neb.
- - - - .
"THE GREAT
MALARIALANT1DOTE
. OFTHEAGE.
Safe , Certain , Sure and Speedy.
NEVERFAILSTOCURE.j
: e only artlcleknown that Will
esercffoafelMs disease
/jermonenf/yfcamlhesysfe/rr.
U.C.RICHARDSON ,
lOLtPROPHItTQR
General Agents ,
RICHARDSON aCO
WHOLESAUC DRUGGISTS
: RYWHERE.
9
170R A FIM5 ntoiuwuz. froat , Doow ,
Jj countir , Moctle. Store fittias , I 1 1I *
vork f > taISII Vvir rretr , A. t. F FERT &
CO. . Ba-ldsw. * p2Sowt-tf/
BARGAINS
AGENCY ,
and Douglas Hired.
Oter 3.COO reiUenre lot * forraJo h.y tbl * irn
cy at pilcetranjiiro- m Kb tu K.IOO tucb. ind
uc-ited ne'eryptrt of hoclto , intl In arerr
direction Irom the Pmtofllc * . north. rr t. touth
or west , utl . .
varjlr.ir .11 dttUnca frr-m on *
literk to on * nr to mitej ( rum MICP. Call uil
oiaminoour I in
"evetal choicp totrln Urlffn & I > urs * iMI
tlou. weft of tonvtnt , tttitfen St. M ry'i nyen
UetnJ Harncy flrctt-i < Wto $ W.
SO acre * ] u3t cut of la nfliJ nn Sai-nJ < > r9 W. ,
hU 13 choice and and will bo > K'M T rr cheap
er cash In 6.10 i < r u acre Ion , iiovr la jour tlma-
o secure a tnrjoln.
Cbi'lie tot at end of street or tracka tn 8 Dn-
lerxntrtetforSfTS.
Choi lut , Varnhkm and Zlth streota , 80x132
eet fnr J1W 0 ullt rtlvde It.
Cheap lotr m Cr dlt K ind r addition , south ot
V. P depot f 100 to fSOO.
TERRACE ADDITION.
Forty lotg on Park Avenue and Crows.
on mail to park , and near hi-ad f' St. M-ry'n
avenue , at Ir m 2125 to SCOO rich Serf n joint
time t el ht [ * r cent Ir > trr-Bl to .hr > # who will
put up K.MH ! fiiMantial bulJdii gr. T r further
particular * apply to.
0. P. DEMI ? . Ak-fnt.
Fifteenth and DougUa btr vtrf.
A nice Jut on Ilarncy and Twenty-first atrt-lt ,
for JflJJ.
Two iholco Iot § on 10th. neir St. Mar'a ITCH-
ue. fUxlo6 feet each , for 3S40 and 900.
Two chi-lce loin near 2S > 1 and CIi.rk street * , hi
E V. Smith'H addition $300 and 1359.
Fifty lutmnSh n.oflrwond and third ad
dition * for Jit 0 tu JCOy e
lot near I5lh and Plf rcc. J450.
2 luU on Ilarnxv uear JJih St. . J800 f li. I
lot on X4th r ir H > > ard > tmt. f7oO.
iO Iota 111 Grand View addition , nouth of U. P
bridge and depot , frum I5 to 3 00 each-
One acre , 117x370 fert. on 18th street , south
uf Pupplttou's new residence , for 42.000 , or will
dlvldo Into city eizcJ lots a ; fruni JMO toXO
each.
RIVERVIEW ADDITION * .
Larso number of beautllul residence , lotr. tr
eated In this new addition on Cipltol UIII. ba
tween slth ot.eet on the cut. Sflth on the o t.
Dodire strtwt on the north ard Fsrnbam street
un the inutli former ! ) omueil hy C H Down ,
and more recentl ) known the Perkins 13 acrm.
Only 12 lot * hare thus far been platltd 14 on
Farnham anil 3 on l > onglas street. Tfir loin
arn 50 tu 58 feet In wicltn and leOindcptli. fl.OOO
fnr the choice. SjoaiHtinie at
, 8pr cent In
terest ti > thofo n how III build good tubatanliM
hmu thereon. Cult * ml examine plat ar.J pi
full information at
JUEUIS'ICZAI , ESTATE AGENCY.
15th anil Douglas Stro M.
Over 200 hum * * , and Iota are offend for sale ?
bythiaofBc * They aroBcntteteJ all error i *
city. Any location you do.lro. Prices Ti jIi > K
irjm 3iOO to 415.000 eaili.
OEO P. !
13th and Uouiflu Bt :
A desirable lot near Cumlnic and Raundera
8re t , I,100.
I,100.PARK
PARK PLACE.
The cheapen aero lots In tha city of Omaha ,
re thone offered fur sale by this agency In Patk
'Uce anil Lone's it nd ailjl Ion. on Cumlnjr ,
lurtninl Callf'irnla strrt < ; you can make no
mUtake in | > U kin r up thus bargain * vhtli yon
} vo the chance Ttiesp Iot arc more than mual
n size to 4 full-ilivl ) city loUor & half block-
net It will bo but a very ehort time before one-
( th pirt of ore cf thi.80 acre lot * will Bell for
miah as wo offer alul acre to day. Th7 "f
ocated a rery rlioit dia .nco w t of Cr Ighton
J'illtgo. Prices ranging from J1SO lo3W rr
crolot. Cnll IniiiieilUtely , and don't I < i > r ° uf
hanie , n < l get plat nml lull particulars of
UEO. { * BEM1S. Agent.
10th and Uonxlu Btrcela.
yica lot nn Sherman Avenue north of NIchohs
troet , $1.400.
llilf lot on Cara.tctwcen 13th and 14th streH *
1,000.
'i nke Int * in Ilartman't a.Mltfon , < IOO to t6W.
Largo ii'milxr of acre lots In Glae's addition rn
S'ortli Oniaaa , ? lf > t < > ? 3CO each.
Choice corner lot near Kail and California
trecls. 31.500.
toicralkrwxl Iota In Dcttvn'tf addition , 160 to
! 350 each.
Choice lot In Tnoroell'tf addition , ? 750.
Several l.irfo Iota In Kirtlett'a addition , 14
rods andej acres each. Prlora J700 to S7.0CO
each.
each.Several
Several clioko lots in Rcctl'a flrat addition ,
WS to * sfiO each.
Acie lot on Sherman avenue , ( ICth etreet ) .
lonth of I'opploton'K new resilience , tor 11.100
2 tarijo I'-ts no.ir K-th aiidCInrk ntro t * , CO t
330 feet Corner , 81,200 ; infide , $1,000.
3 Uro lots on bbo m n avenue , ( Itftn Itroet ) ,
near Clark Stieet. f.M rarh
McCANDIvISH PLACE.
cb > p Iot , very neirtotbo bus
Ineuapart cf the d'y. ' located * very fcstop *
a-iutb of the Convent and St Mary's avon Jaixl
lost xjuln f anil aojoinictc the crotuxl of Jam * *
M W..olworth a cl WJ. . Connell 'hew arc
cheap and very ilo-lrablc , belnjc so handy t bu -
Inempariof .Ity , to raw government depot , nail
worts , whltn lead works , U. P. depot , stock
yaidg , packing linusw. etc Call and get plat
and 'nd tar k-u.ars. ! Ice 827J to $350 and tvy
leans to those % bn build
GEO. P. BEM1H , Aicent.
Ifith and Douglas 8t .
3 choice resilience lots en 24th tre t , hot !
Douglas and IXxIi-e streela.tl.IOO to * 1.2iO m.-.tr
nd Icn < time to t ofo who will b'lUd.
> ch > 'i o corner lo nar i'th and Fwnbam
rcJt3UJfttt , 8 .150 and $100. and vtrjr
city teira to ptiuhaqer. who wi 1 Improve.
Aim 4 lo'.a on "lib , between Farnbam an4
D'Mf\3.i \ s reeU , $ U10 to jl.600 each and long
une.
iJT2iO of the bcrt bualnera loin In ihe dlT of
OiLabii for calp , located on every buaiuma Btroel ,
8 ,000ach.
_ _ Ijo very uliuhla slo'c properties In al
most every bu me u block js.OOO to tlfl.OtO
LAKE'S ADDITION.
JOcboico re 'dor.c lots in sboro aildltioo. ! m-
neJKtely noith f and adjoining Pofpletoa's
Beautiful reeidcnw and grounns , and lonud on
15th i9th and SOth tr W , ? 3t | 5 < O each aiH
ver\ easy terms to thov > wbowlll build. Cill wi
examine blit and et full partlral u
GKO. P. BKM S , Ait nt.
Beau iful bnildln < file en &her-.an attrns ,
( I6th streetj.betwecn Poppleton and fne Dudler-
Ijjmsrroie ty ; 263 feet eutt fronting oil the
avenue , bv ssu feet in depth. Wl'l ' divide l .milc-
< J32feetby3i9. Call ami Ret full partliriMrK.
An acre .n lath uticet. 1Cfret east frontiE ?
bv 273 'e t deep. This IB just south * f tbe Kiiza-
belli f Poppletoii place , lh.5 Is gtlt-edze , cul and
get rice and tormi of BEV IS , Astnt.
IS Ko < xi lots , ] ua' iiorth of and adjoininz TL. V
Sioitu'd addition , and ( ocaUd Tj .we n COth and
Saunder * streelf. at reaoonab.e prices nd long
time bnver who Improvt. CEillS. Afcnt.
HO REACH'S ADDITION.
53 lota In Horbach's first and second add tions
on Wth , ISth , 10th and 2th street * , between
Nicholas , 1' ul.Shc man and Clarstieet f rery
bandy to U P Shopajimeltlns works , etc ,
rangins In price * from from 3200 to J1.100 ech.
requiring orJy in ll payment down and Ion ?
time at 7 per cent interest to those who will im-
pro\e OEO. P. BZWS.
15th and Douglas Bti t.
33 nice lot" In Parker's addition , between
Saundtrs ani Fierce Kin * and Campbell' * Sli ,
on BIom.0 5tre t19 Iota with south fronts and
19 mth north frontase , only 8 blockn north cf
the turn-table ( 'nd tro t car tra < * ) on innd r >
street. Verylcw prlcnl76c ; her 3100 en
l&iz tuna * nd 8 ptr cunt inMreft to tncso who
will hnilrt
CT150 need farnn for sal In DougUn. Sarpy.
Wtshing'on Burt , Do-Jrfe- un. rsand Eastern
tier of counties. . . . ,
T3 0 0 > iO acre * best l Iect'I I nd In th- >
a ate for sIe by this azrncy. Cill an l get n p ,
circu ar * and full particular *
/STBenils , ' naw m p of Oma&3 , 60C no 5LMJ.
ZjfKvibi- * new pamphlet ( * &A mjp > of the
State ) eotit'-d "the outlook tf Ncbnsks , " fr
free o.strl ! > u.icn.
Geo. P. Bemis1 ,
REAL ESTATE AGENCY ,
loth & 3)ouglas St. ,
OMAHA , STS