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VOL. X. OMAHA , NEBRASKA , THURSDAY. AUGUST 12 , 1880 , G. 45.
Established 1871. MORNING EDITION. Price Five Cents
FOREIGN EVENTS.
The Gladstone Ministry
Eealizes its Terrible
Legacy.
At Best , England is Doomed to
Yesed Troubles in
Afghanistan ,
With a Strong Probability
That She May Lose
India. .
Another'British Railway Horror
ror Seven Killed and
Twenty Wounded.
European Powers Hesitate ,
and the Porte Refuses
Their Demands ,
Notable Conclave of Old
Catholics.
TOO 3irjUII 1VATEK.
ifipecial ( lijj'Htxli ' loliiK EKK.
Lo.vnox , August 12 1 a. m. In-
imdation ? have tak u place In Prus-
a ian Poland.
HESITATED AXU LOST.
A Constantinople dispatch says that
the porto having heard of the dissen
sions among the powers now hesitates
to surrender Dulcigno. Tlie AJbun-
ian league have strongly fortilicd Dul
cigno.
EXGL4.ND10 LOSE IX1IIA.
Notwithstanding certain roseate
stories , tlie feeling at the war office
and hi Calcutta is not wholly cheerful
s.ud reassuring. The abandonment
of Cabul , although it is no more than
the carrying cut of the programme
agreed upon , before the late defeat of
Gen. Burrows , opens the whole of the
northern part of the country to insur
rection , and may mean yeara of fur
ther struggle , while on tlie other hand
to lose Cardrhar may signify the loss
of India. The situation IB felt to be
perplexing enough at best and no one
envies the riek which the Gladstone
ministry has inherited from Its prede
cessors.
SEVEN KILLED OX THE KAIL.
Special dispatch to Tun KEE.
LOXDOX , August 12 1 a. m.
An express train oil tilts Midland railroad -
road left the tr < ick veaterday near
Lancaster. Seven persona were killed
and twenty injured.
BRITISH OUT OF UABUL.
A dispatch from Cdbul via Calcutta
sry Gen. Stewart after a very satis
factory interview with the Ameer
withdrew hs ; entire force from Cabul.
The ameer expressed hio gratitude to
the British government. Ab dur h-
man will now occupy his capital and
the practical possession of the reins
of government.
JIOHE IRISH THREATS.
The Marquis of Waterford has re
ceived a threatening letter.
A TIDAL WAVE OF DEATH.
A dispatch from Canton Bays that
news have been received there of the
destruction of a largo town on the
[ North river , above that city , by an in
undation , in which 4,000 'people' are
eaid to have perished.
TO rilOMOTE EMIGUATION.
A meeting , convened by Mr. Thor
old Rogers , member of parliament ,
was held yesterday to consider the
formation of a company for the pur
chase-and sale of land in the United
States , with a view to furthering the
emigration of email farmers and as
sisting such emigration by loans on
the security of the land sold nnd oc
cupied. A committee was formed to
promote the undertaking.
IRISH AFFAIUS.
Reports from Ireland show an un
precedented decrease in the number
of live stock. The yield of the har
vest is also much leas than had been
anticipated. Evidences of discord
union ; ; the home rulers continue to
multiply nnd the present indications
are tint a split is inevitable.
6LO CATHOLICS.
BADEN BADEN , August 11. By a
singularly appropriate taste and sym
pathy with the past and present history -
tory and character of this place , the
Bishop Rsinkens lias determined to
call together to morrow here a con
clave of the old Catholics , who are
new universally. This so-called con-
} : re3 will prevail for three days , and
sui anxious world beyond Baden Ba
den will discover a good deal of old
wine in now bottles , or vice ersa.
COEUCINR THETUKK.
i5p clal Dispatch to Tlio Boa.
BEKUX , August 12 , 1 a. m. The
reply of the powers to the porte's
note refusing to adopt the Grcok
frontier , decided upon by the Berlin
conference , is being drawn up hero by
French and German secretaries at a
conference.
FOIIE1GX XOTES. . .
* '
The two emperors were greeted with
the greatest enUiusiasui on their arri
val at lachl.
The demolition of the fortifications
of Grauderz has been suddenly stop
ped , nnd the former garrison sent to
the eastern frontier. The Bulgarian'
are arming , nid 40,000 horses havt
been ordered from Russia.
OALCITTI , August 11. Gen. Rob
erls" army ia adrcuciugrapidly towarc
Candahar. Supplies are coming ir
plentifully.
PARIS , August 11. Catholic circles
in Rome fire much agitated over th <
threatened confiscation of the proper
ty of the college propaganda where
the students are Americans and othei
foreigners.
BigBonanza. .
Epoch ! Dispatch to The Bee.
HALIFAX , August 11 1 a. m. A
brick of gold wag brought here yea
terday from the Amer.ican company'i
worka at Montuyueus. It weighs 80 (
ounces , and ia the result of fourteei
men's work for sir weeks.
End of an Elopement.
Spedil Diepitch to the Bee.
CLEVELAND , O. , August 12 1 a
m. About noon yesterday Johi
Meatier , a German , ehot twice at :
woman at 73 PrcSesor street. ON
ball entorei the left side ,
fat-tl wound. The
was his niece , having eloped with him
from Lyons , Wayne county , X. Y. ,
and had lived as man and wife three
yAt. They lived in Erie some time
and separated two years ago. They
have one child. Meatier was arrested
and temporarily charged with shoot
ing with intent to kill.
WASHING-TOR
Movements of D. S. Steamers.
SpecIM dispatch to The Bee.
WASHINGTON , August 11,10p.m.
The United Statea steamship Pow-
hattan , now at Port Royal , S. C. , and
as she takea her coal aboard ahe will
sail for Hampton Roads. The Yan-
dalia will bo en th * CuuinRation
within a day or'two.l , The J'bwfiatlan
did not investigate the George Wash
ington outrage. That matter ia in
the hands of the American consul at
Santiago , whoso report ia expected to
reach here very ah rtly. In the
meantime the Spanish authorities
of Cuba are examining Into the caao ,
end will no doubt hive their side of
the case ready to present as soon as
Secretary Evarts is ready with hia side
of the case.
A cable dispatch received to-day
from the United States steamer Des
patch at London reporU the arrival of
the training ehip Saratoga at Gibral
tar. All are well on board. The
Saratoga ia homeward bound.
Soldiers Homes An Act of Justice.
Spcdul Dispatch to The Bco
WAhinxuTO * .August 12 la. m.
The first compL "ler of the treasury
has decided that theru is no law re-
quiriug the treasurer or assistant
treasurer of the national homo for dis
abled volunteer soldiers to give a bond
to the United Slates , also that there
is no law making slid treasurer or as
sistant treasurer an officer of the
United States , also that the warrant
for monioa to support the home , and
which ia appropriated by congress ,
should ba made in favor of an assist
ant treasurer of the United States or
designated depository , to io to the
credit of ihe proper financial officer of
disabled volunteer soldiers. This
question was submitted from the war
department. The ccmproller , in his
decision , alludes to the homo as fol
lows : "This noble institution is but
a fulfillment in part of that measure
of justice which the nation owes to its
disabled volunteer soldiers , and the
laws relating to it are entitled to a
liberal construction to carry out ita
objects , and every facility which the
laws permit should be given by all
connectad with the government to aid
ita operation. "
GOOD HELPER TOR INDIANA.
Attorney-General Devena has re
ceived an invitation to assist in the
campaign in Indiana , and says that
he will accept , provided ho can secure
a release from his engagement to ac
company the president to the Pacific
coast.
IVIIITTAKER'S CASE.
The frjonds.of Cadet Whittaker
"have all along "been very anxious that
he should be granted a trial by court
martial , as they seem to know well
that the court of Inquiry will find
him guilty of mutilating himself.
They have recently become very
importunate , and have seen Secretary
Rimsey repeatedly and urged that
'iVhittaker be granted a court martial ,
iave filed papers with him in the
rst department and at the White
House. They protest that Whittaker
s innocent and to approve the find-
nga ot the court of inquiry without
iving him a chance would mark an
nnocent man guilty for life. It is
> robabe ! that a court martial will be
irdered.
SHEDDING LIOIIT ABUOAD.
A statement was submitted to the
ecretary of the treasury by the bu-
eau of statistics which shows that
( luring the month of June the exports
"rom the United Statea of petroleum
, nd its products amounted to62,225-
113 ; for the twelve months ended
Tune 30 , the same exports amounted
o $3C22,1.S. (
Tennessee Teufol.
Special dispatch to The Bee.
MEMPHIS , August 12 , 1 a. m. A
cold-blooded assassination has oc
curred aix miles from this city on the
Cuba road. An old citizen , Wm.
West , was sitting on the porch , in
"ront of his dwelling , engaged tiking
off his shoes , preparatory to going to
bed , when he was fired upon from the
cornfield that surrounds the house by
an aaaaaain and instantly killed.
The Templar's Pageant.
Special Dispatch tu The be
CHICAGO , August 11 10 p. m.
The line of inarch for the grand Tem
plar's parade ia four and one-half
miles long. The decorations are being
put up and stands erected at all con
venient points for spectators. Two
iimdred and fifty tents wore pitched
on the lake front park yesterday.
This is ts be known as Camp Do Mo-
lair. All local commanderies arc
making extensive preparations to en
tertain their many visitors.
Saratoga Races.
Speds.1 Dsp ! t < J > to The Bee.
SARATOGA , August 11 10 p. m.
The first race , purse § 300 , for two-
year-olds , five furlongs , was won by
Brambaletta , with Bootjack second ,
Hermit third ; time 1:04. Brambaletta
was the favorite , selling for S250 ,
Bootjack S175 , Jewelry S125 , Hermit
S100 , field ? 35.
The second race for a purse of S100
for all ages , one mila and a hundred
yards , was won by Gabriel , with Cam-
mie F. second and Jim Beck third ;
time , 2:10.
The third race , purse of $350 , one
mile and eixty rods , won by Utilita ,
with Turfman second and Jericho
third ; time , l:48ji. :
The fourth race , a steeple chase ,
purse of $400 , about one mile and a
half , was won by Disturbance , Faustin
second and Wayfar.r third ; time ,
3:03.
Dramatic Death.
Special dispatch to The Bcc.
CHICAGO , August 11. Mra. Eaton ,
wife of W. D. Eatoo , the well kncwr
journalist of this city , died suadenlj
and tragically of heart disease about c
o'clock last evening. She wss return
ing home from down town unaccom
panied , on the north side street car ,
Soon after croesiug the bridge
Mrs. Eaton fell bick upor
two ladies who sat neir her exclaim
ing , "Oh , 1 feel so sick' " Supposinj
she bad fainted , they undertook t <
revive her. The car was soon stoppei
and ahe was cirried into a shoe store
when It was found she was dead
Mrs. Eaton waa an estimable lady , am
her husband is the dramatic critic c
Tha Chicago Time ? , and author of th
plsy "All tfie .Ragej" etc ,
POLITICAL POINTS ,
The Leaders of the Democracy
in Secret Session in New
York.
The Muleteer Tickles the
Square-Toed With Liquid
Taffy.
The Debt Question in Tennes
see Liable to Disrupt the
Democracy.
Deluded Drmocrato.
Special Dispatch to Tint E.is.
XEW YOKK , Augnsi 11 4 p. in.
A meeting ot the national democratic
executive committee was held yester
day , Senator Barnum in the chair.
The session was hold with closed do ra.
The committee listened to a report
from Chairman Barnum of his recent
trip through the waaf. . Mr. Barnum'a
report waa half-verbal and half-
written of hia travels , which
ho said proved a very great
aid to him in directing the course of
the campaign. lie claimed Indiana
for the democrats and qtated that
Illinois and Ohio could no longer ba
reckoned on as republican stron-j ; holds
He claims that the verdict of demo
crats generally is that the Cincinnati
convention put a strong ticket in the
field.
Fay or Repudiate.
Special Dispatches to The Bcc.
NASHVILLE , Tenn. , August 11 4p.
m. The committee on plat form of tl.e
democratic state convention will this
afternoon submit three reports. Ono
favoring settlement of debt by the
legislature , another submitting the
question to the people , and the third
' "lommeiiding a postponement of
settlement. The first is shjnod by
twenty , the Eecond by four , and the
third by six members of the commit
tee , composed of thirty. Theic re
ports willba discussed at length , and
a split between the state credit and
the low tax faction will likely occur.
Minnesota Democratic Campaign.
Speel&l Dispatch to Tha Bee
MINNEAPOLIS , August 12 1 a. m.
On the oven ng of the 7th of Sep
tember the democratic campaign will
be actively opened in this city , all
congressional nominations to be made
at that timo. It will bo formally
onenod with a grand mass meetine ,
which will bo addressed by Col. W.
F. 7'ilas of Madison , Wia. Tsvelve
hundred membera of the Hancock and
English club of St. Peul will bp con
veyed by special trains to join in the
street psrade.
"WOIID IO THS WISEETC. ' . (
CHICAGO , August 12 la. m. The
Daily News publishes a special frcm
St. Paul giving a sensational report of
the political situation in Minnesota.
It argues that from the fact that re
publican sports do not oiler to make
any bets on the state in the presiden
tial campaign , that this is a pointer to
show that the outlook is dubious fnr
Garfield and Arthur's securing the
ilectoral votes of the state. The
ime authority avers that from 20 to
10 per cent of the republicans incline
o Hancock. The democrats expect
o elect two out'of the three congress
men from that state , one from the
ust district , which is very largely
epublican , the hopes of the demo-
rata there being baaed upon the split
, n the republican ranks , there being
wo candidates of that party in the
; eld , both claiming to be the regular
lominee. The Second district is very
iloeo , and it is expected that H.
'oehler will bo renominated and
lected.
Malediction to Fiat Financier ,
pedal Dispatch to The liee.
DETROIT , August 12 , la. m. In
order to draw a crowd at the green
back mass meeting , held at Green-
ille , Tuesday , Prof. Hogan , a newly-
fledced aeronaut , made a balloon as-
censiiyi. A great atorm was raging ,
but ho went up even beyond the
clouds. When ho descended , ho was
knocked out and terribly bruised and
nearly lost his life.
Illinois Surely Republican.
Special Dispatch to The Ben.
CUIOAOO , August 12 1 a. in. The
republican state central committee
held a secret conference at tho. Grand
r'acific hotel yesterday. Enough was
gleaned by a reporter to indicate that
all the membera present give hopeful
reports of the republican situation in
their districts.
CARRYING Tlin NEWS TO MAINE.
Col. Clarke Carr , of Galesburg , was
n the city yesterday on his way to
Maine to stump that state for the re
publican ticket. Ho will stay there
two weeks. Col. Carr ia one of the
most eloquent and effective speakers
in the country.
LIGHTING THE WA.Y.
A proposition waa made to the com
mittee to pay the expeiiaea of the
Garfield flambeau club from Kansas
City , in their passage through the
state , to awaken popular enthusiasm.
The club numbers eighty men with
handsome uniforms.
Georgia Democrats.
Special Dispatch to The Bee.
ATLANTA , Ga. , August 14. The
democratic state convention yester
day forenoon nominated C. W. An
derson , of Bibb , for attorney-general ,
on the fourth ballot , and D. McBear ,
of Troup , for atate treasurer , by ac
clamation. At the afternoon session
N. C. Parrott , of Baldwin , was nomi
nated for secretary of state , and Wm.
A. Wright , of Richmond , for comp
troller. The convention failed to
nominate Colquitt by a majority and
after recommending him to the people
for re-election , adjourned aine die.
The anti-Colquittmen afterwards held
a meeting.
California Republicans.
Special Difatch to The Bee.
SAN FBANCISCO , August 12 , 1 a. m.
Frank Page , Horace Davis and
Renaldo Pacheco will be renominated
for cuucress by the republican con >
vention , now in session at Sacra
mento. George A. Knight will bt
nominated for the Tfiird district ,
Gan. Miller , Chas. JSpreckels , Henrj
Edserton ; and Credo Haymond will
probably be electors.
Fatal Reprimand ,
Special dkpitch to The Ees.
GirroRpj HI. , August 12 , 1 z. m.-
An inquest * M held yesterday over i
skeleton found in a field near here.
It proved to be a very sad case of sui
cide of a youn man , eighteen years of
a e , named W. Hefilngton. A month
since , his father reproved him , and the
next day ho left with a shot-gun ,
which was found beside h.s : bones.
ELECTRIC BRIEFS.
Special dispatches to The liee.
LONDON , August 11. Only two or
three passengers were injured in the
accident at Berwick-on-Twoed yester
day.
BOSTON , August 11. The Boston
mining exchange was organized yes
terday , with over twenty subscribers.
Eleven directors were elected , repre
senting different at.ttea in the Union ,
and they were authorized to elect 'ofli-
cers , secure headquarter ? , and take all
necessary steps to put the exchange on
a good footing.
NEW YORK , August 11. A Shenan-
doahPa. ( ) special says the Thomas
Coal Go's , mine continues to burn
with unabatable fury and threatens to
utterly destroy the property. Yalue
of the colliery is estimated at $200-
000 and the monthly pay roll foots un
$10,000.
WASHINGTON , August 11. The re
ceipts from customs and internal rev
enue to-day aggregated $1,428,001.41.
Secretary Sherman has directed the
assistant treasurer at Now York to
purchase to day $2,500,000 bonds on
account of the sinking fund.
ATLANTA , Ga. , August 11. The
democratic convention nominated C.
W. Anderson for attorney-general
and G. W. Speoro for stile treasurer ,
and adjourned to 3 p. in.
DELVWAKE , 0. , August 12 Gen.
J a .TICS S. Robinson was nominated for
congress by the republicans of the 9th
district yesterday.
DEIUOIT , Mich. , August 12. There
has been a serious split in the organi
zation known as the Knights of Mac-
cabe ? , and they are holding a grand
camp here endeavoring to patch up
some sort of an agreement.
MT. PLEASANT , la. , August 12. At
the first congressional district green
back convention the committee on
resolutions reported the Chicago na
tional plitform with additionai resolu
tions in favor of postal savings banks ,
secured by the governmint , which
was adopted. D. P. Stubbs , of Fairfield -
field , was nominated f or congress ,
COVINOTON , Ky. , August 12. Thos.
Metcilf , a printer , committed ! suicide
by jumping into the Ohio river from
the Covington shore.
Chicago Crime.
Special dispatch to The Bee.
CHICAGO , Aupust 12 la. m. Ann
Sullivan , who , itia allegedpummcled
Edward Bourgon , a frequenter of her
husband's saloonto death with a beer
kei ! , was yesterday hold in S-iOOO
bail for involuntary manslaughter.
ANOTHER MURDER.
The body of a man , supposed to
have baon murdered , was found in
the lake at Fortieth street. Near by
was a satchel broken open and the
contents ntrowii about. The name of
"John Hayes , Ogdensburg , N. Y. , "
was found on papers and other arti
cles picked tip.
Bar'l Strike Successful.
Special dispatch to The Bco
INDIANAPOLIS , August 12,1 a. m.
The coopers' strike ended yesterday ,
the bosses having yielded , and an ad
vance of five cents takea place.
KAILItOAD .STRIKE.
About 10 o'clock yesterday morn
ing the switehmen of the Indianapolis
it St. Louis railroad yards struck for
higher wages. The company dis
charged all the atrikew and employed
new ones in their places at an advance
of ten cents per day , what the atrikera
demanded.
TROUBLE ABOUT WAGES.
Teleyrama from Urbana , Ills. ,
stated that the' Indianapolis , Bloomington -
ington and Western railway company
attempted to pay off the hands at the
shops in that city with scrip on New
York banks , and that the employes
refused to take it. They demanded
cash. The railway officials here know
nothing of the affair more than they
supposed it waa a piece of spite work
on the part of the local banks , which
refused to honor checks of the Now
York correspondents in which the
money of the company are deposited.
Big : Veteran Reunion.
Special dispatch to The Bcc.
COLUMBUS , 0. , August 12 , 1 a. m.
President Hayes , Gon. Sherman , and
party , arrived at 7 o'clock yesterday
morning , and were escorted by regi
ments of national guards , U. S. regu
lars and ex-soldiers to the residences
of Dr. E. B. Fullerton and Towing
Miller. Tha morning was occupied
in the formation of regimental associ
ations at the different headquarters.
Es-prisoners of war held an experi
ence meeting at the city hall , over 100
being present. At the prisoners' re
citals of horrible treatment , miserable
food , punishment , escape , etc. , there
was not an eye but what waa moist
and the old prisoners choked with em
otion. Such a meeting rarely comes
beneath reportorial notice. The af
ternoon exercises at the fair grounds
were delayed till 5 p. m. by rain. A
salute of artillery greeted President
Hayes and Gen. Sherman's appear
ance. Gen. Durbin Ward and others
apoko. There was a crand display ol
firawurka at night. The ex-prisoners
held a mass meeting in the evening ,
President Hayes , Gen. Sherman and
others beieg among the speakers.
Tha crowd in the city is immense , but
the rain almost destroyed the enjoy
ment of the occasion.
Diamond Robber Caught.
Special Dispatch to The Bee.
ROCHESTER , August 12 1 a. m.
Detective Burchell arrested last even-
an ? a man who gave the name of W ,
S. Laiter , of New York , on suspicior
of being the person who committee
the § 10,000 diamond robbery at Utic ;
on Saturday night. A lot of jewolrj
was found that he had put into a jew"
eler'a safe here for safe keeping.
Big : Molders' Strike.
Special dispatch to The Bee
LOUISVILLE , Ky. , August 12 1 a
m. The molders' strike continue
.both here and across the river at Jei
fersonville. and 300 or 400 men ar
involved. The employers are deter
mined to hold out , and a compromis
seems impossible. The Jeffersonvil'
car works have ordered wheels am
castings from an easterc firm , an
have given out word that they wi !
employ no union men. The men ds
mand twenty-five cents per day ad
vance , and are firm. Yesterday tw
moldars from Colr < mbus , 0. , wh
cams to work , werf given money b
ths striker g fend
DOMESTIC DOINGS ,
A Building Collapses.
Special DisDatch to The Bee.
MONTREAL , August 11 4 p. m.
A two-story building used as a feed
store was being stored with bran yes
terday afternoon , and fifteen boys
were at work stamping the bran , when
the building collapsed. Zeena Pauz
was taken out dead. Odamaris is
missing and nearly all the rest of the
boya are seriously injured.
Fatal Collision.
Special Dispatch to TUKUEK. , rt *
CINCINNATI , 0. , Aii Sistll * p. m.
By a collision of freight trains on
the Ohicgo division of the Pan Han
dle railroad , near Crown Point , Ind. ,
yesterday , Jesse McAllister was in
stantly killed , and three others were
badly injured. x\ll were in the cala
boose of the freight train. .
A Brutnl Murder.
Special Dispatch to Tliu Bee.
NEW YOKK , August 11 4 p. in.
A most brutnl murder was committed
about 10 o'clock this morning In a
tenement house , No. 141 Thompson
street. Amede Begatita , a French
tumor , who made improper over
tures to MM. Marietta Rononl ,
a rcspectblo married woman ,
but which had been re'ected ,
cut her threat with a razor ,
lie then drew the blade across his own
throat , and throwing the weapon down
rushed into the street. The woman
died almost instantly , her huad being
almost severed from her body. Thu
man wai arreatod and removed to the
hospital.
Crimes and Casualties.
Special DUpatchts to Tun BBS.
NASHVILLE , August 11 , 4 p. m.
11. JJ. Caldwell , of the N. & C. railroad -
road , was dam-erously stabbed by a
man named Parslp , at Garden station ,
last night.
NASHVILLE , Aucuat 11. In a fight
between Mrs. Kilpatrick and her
step-daughter , Mrs. Hamilton , in
Sumuer county , laat night , with clubs ,
Mrs. Kilpatrick was killed and Mrs.
Hamilton , perhaps , fatally beaten.
NEW OitLEAJts , August 11. The
steamer "Bonnie Lee" blew up Mon
day night at Lone Wall , and sunk in
water over her boiler deck. Jeff. Po-
zey , second clerk , and a son of Me-
Derraott , the bir-kespor , were killed.
The passengers are- all safe.
CLEVKLAND , OHIO. , August 11.
About noon John Meatier a German
shot twice at a woman at 73 Professor
street. One ball entered her left
side making perhapa a fatal wound.
The woman was Meatler's niece , hav
ing eloped with him from Lyons ,
Wayne county , New York , and lived
with him as his wife for three yeara.
They have no children. Meatier was
arrested , temporarily charged with in
tent to kill ,
named Avin ! T oS.lrtr Wet , was found
-died at nocn. His
whe lives' jit
number , refused to admfiJi/ia ; , .
cause he made trouble in the family
A severe bullet wound waJ found ou
his body , made several days ago. iJe
was GO yeara of age , and had recently
returned from New York.-
Base Ball.
CLEVELAND , August 12 , 1 a. m.
Worcesters 2 , Clevelands , 3.
BUFFALO Buifalos 7 , Treys 4.
BuooKLYh Nationals G , Rochea-
tera 5 ; ten innings.
Fatal Threshing.
Special Dispatch to The Bee.
ROCHESTER. , N. Y. , August 12 1
a. m. The boiler of a steam thresh
ing machine at Hamilton exploded
last evening , killing Charles Bowers ,
aged 1G , and scalding several other
persons. A barn was sot on fire and
consumed with all the grain.
GorgingTanner. .
SpccUl Dispatch to The Bee.
NEW YORK , August 10 1 a. m.
Dr. Tanner passed a very comfortable
night , and was awake nt 7 o'clock
yesterday morning. At 2 o'clock and
again at 5 he awoke and each time
drank two ounces of wine. At 7:15 :
he Me a cracker and drank seven
ounces of milk and read the papers
till 7:25 , whea breakfast was served ,
which consisted of eighteen stewed
oyaters , three crackera and six ounces
of milk. At 0:80 : he drank eidit
ounces of nv.lk. At 10 ho partook of
a largo slice of watermelon. At 11
he ate another piece of melon and an
apple. Between 9 and 12 ho drauli
eiaht ounce * of wine. At noon lu
ate fifteen stewed oysters , whlcl :
weighed ton and a hale ounces.
Connecticut Bepubilcana.
Special dispatch to Tun Bus.
HAUTFOKD , Conn. , August 12 1 a
m. Charlua E. Searle was nominated
for secretary of alato , David P. Nich
ols for treasurer and Whitlock T
Bachelor comptroller ; H. B. Nortoi
and A. Catlin , eloctors-at largo. Thi
platform adopted ratified the nomia
atioii of Garfield and Arthur , en
dorses the principles of the Chicagi
convention , reaffirms republicar
principles , calls on the state board o
health to modify its courco of exam
imtion for color blindness just nov
agitating railroad employes , and en
doraing the administration of Gov
Andrews. Ths state central commit
tee was then appointed and the con
vention adjourned.
Dangerous Bird'a-Eye View.
Special Dispatch to TDK Bn.
OTTAWA , Ont. , August12 1 a. m
Information has been received hen
to the effect that'the Bird's-Eye bam
of Indians , at least 1,500 strong , an
in poaaeaaion of the atorea of the In
dmn department at Dock Lake. Fiv
of the ringleaders haw been seized
Twenty of the mounted police wen
to quell the disturbance , but turne
back in order to avoid an inevltabl
"
' collision.
Kniehts Templar Celebration.
Special Difpatch to The Bee.
CHICAGO , August 12 1 a. m.-
The programme of the three grand re
ceptions of Sic Knights next Monda
eveninc : in Central Music hall , Fai
well hall and McCormick's hall ai
published. Each consists of addreaai
of welcome on behalf of the city , stal
e and Masonic craft , by the mayor , tt
e governor and the state grand maste
d respectively , or by persons represen
d ing them. There are also greetinj
II on behalf of the triennial conventic
and acknowledgment on behalf i
Most Eminent Grand Master Vincei
o Lumbard Hurlbut. The exercise
o will be interspersed with muaio I
such orchestras as Brand's of Cinci :
iwi , Balfttkft's of Nw York , ar
Bach's of Milwaukee. Wednesday
evening there will be grand compli
mentary concerts in each of the abo\
halla in honor of the Knights.
Walking Flames.
Special Dispatch to TJIK Bis.
NEW YOKK , August 12 , 1 a. m.
A fire broke out yesterday morning in
the machine shop of Waterbury it
Go's , ropa walk , Brooklyn , E. D. , and
caused a loss of § 70,000 ; cause un
known.
A DARING BURGLARY
and robbary look place early yester
day morning in the village of
Clarkavillo. about thirty miles from
this city. Edgar Hunt , who keeps a
v i * j < jM : > the storpat , , 7 o'clock
"
yesterc&y morning , and found" that
the safe , in which he had been in the
habit of keeping valuable papers and
personal property , had been blown
openas wasahown from powder marks ,
on examining the contents of the aafe
Mr. Hunt tound that aecurities to
the amount of § 25,000 had been ta
ken. They are first mortgage bonds
of the S ? . Joseph t I'ncific and the
Kansas A Nebraska railroad compa
nies , and some stock and scrip of both
of these railroads. No trace could
bo found of the burglars. The stock
and scrip require endorsement to sell
them , but everything else stolen is
made out to bearer , mid the robbers
could probably sell their plunder in
New York for § 12,000 or § 13,000.
MAIMiJiTS KV TJiLEWKAl'H.
Chicago Produce.
CHICAGO , August 11.
Wneat Firmer-and J@Ac hi her ,
with sales of Mo. 2 spring ai 8J ! | ( lOc )
for cash and August and S ( ' > ; | @S7jc (
for September ; closing at 8'Jjc for
cash , 89Jc for August ; 87jc for Sep
tember ; SG ® S7c for October ; SUjc
seller the year.
Corn Advanced f SSc ; No. 2 sold
at 3G.36jjc } for cash , Auguat or Sep
tember ; closinir at 3Gji | ; for cash or
August ; SG ftjliCicfor September ; CGJc
for October.
Oats g@ic higher ; No. 2 , 23 c for
cash ; 23f < S2lc for August ; L'3gg2.gc ( {
for September ; 24@24c for October ,
at outside prices.
Rye Firm under liijht offerings ;
No. 2 aold at GGc tor cash or aeller
August.
Barley Quiet ; now sold at 7i > c
for September.
Whisky Unchanged.
Mess Pork Closed at § 14 50 ©
15 00 for cash ; § 15 05 for August ;
515 95@15 97i for September ; § 15 57
@ 15 GO for October.
Lard Clo d at $7 G2i for cash or
August ; 87 G2H@7 Go. ft-r September ;
"
87 70@7 72i fo"r October.
YorU Produce Market.
NEW YORK , August 11.
Flour Dull and without marked
change ; receipts , 13,389 bbla. ; round
hoop Ohio , § 4 5035 Go ; choice do ,
§ 5 50@G 50 ; superfine western , § 3 G8
2T ; c'Tnmon .ood extra do , 4 , 00
(51 ( 08ti do'A\Jgust , § * w,3 bid , Si C8f
ked ; & & &er , § 1. 09 . < by > i oo ]
Corlr | C
western apot , 4GQ4'JAc ; do future ,
9jj@51c.
Oats Firm and quiet ; western , 38
048c.
Beef Dull and nominally un
hanged ; plain mess , § 9 50 ; new extra
do , § 10 00.
Pork Finn new mess , 814 50.
Lard Hi her and strong ; steam
rendered , § 7 87J.
Butter Quiet and about ateady ;
I4625c.
New York Money and Stock.
WALL ST. , Jfiw VOKK , August 11,1:30 : p.m.
MOSEY--Rosy at3 | > erc nt ; exchange < iuict
I 31.S3 < g 4.S5.
GOVERNMENTS.
Firm.
US6'3 of'81 104J New 4'a 109J
JSS's 71.JJ Currency G's 125
STOCKS.
The Block market is strons and generally
ligher , the advance ranging from J to 1 § per
cout. , the litter in U.P. preferred. ' 1 he follow-
ng sra the latest bills :
1J A 0 . 1S8J Mich.Ccntral . 05J
Lackawanna& . W. . SOi NYC . 133
D&H . fcli 0& M . ; 331
Erie . - 43 * Reading . 23
; ric , prcfd . 7I St. Paul . 3O
St Joe . 37j St.l'aulpfd . Ill
gt Jocpfil . 79 St. r. and Omaha.15
I M . 563 St I'.andO. pfd. . . S3i
NJ Cenlral . 7CJ U. 1' . 03J
K.&T . 3S W.StL&P . 413
LakeShore . 109 W , St L& Ppfil. . . 72J
bt. Lioula Produce.
ST. Louis , August 11.
Flour Steady and unchanged.
Wheat Lower and unsettled ; No.
'J red , 'J'-'gSOSio for cash ; 'J'JG'JSic
for August ; 800089gc for Septem
ber ; SUj@OOc for October ; OOc foi
November ; 89J@88J ( < ? 80c for thi
year ; No. 3 do , 887c ( ! ; No. 4 do.
Corn Higher at 33jj34c for cash
33J@33ic for August ; 34(334.c ( } foi
Septumber ; 30fc for October ; 34J (
34 0 for November ; 32j(332 ( < 332j {
for the year.
Oats Higher at 22i@23c " for cash
2323i for August ; 2222 c fo :
September ; 23c for October ; 23ji
for the ye. r.
Rye Slow at C8c bid.
Butter Unchanged.
E < rgs Higher at lli@13c.
Pork Held higher nt 516 00 aakei
for cash , August and September. "
Dry Salt Meati Slronger am
higher at So 00@8 00 > G ; J5.
Bacon Higher at 5 72A < 3SS 7 0
900.
900.Lard Higher at S7 50.
Receipts Flour 9,100 brls , whea
90,000 bu , corn 15,000 bu , oata 5CCC ,
Shipmenta-Flonr 15,000 brlswhea
90,000 ba , corn 8,000 bu , oats 1 ,
000 bu.
Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO , August 11.
Hogs Active and prices 5@1C
higher for light grades ; sales ware a
S5@5 15 for light packing and shir
ying ; $4 00@5 10 for heavy packing
and 54 85@5 30 forheavy smooth a :
sorted shipping lots. Receipts , 13,05
head.
head.Cattle With more liberal receipi
and a moderate demand on shippin
account , the market ruled firm at.d
shade higher for good grades. Buyei
were looking round and there ia a goo
prospect that a large number will t
sold ; Texan steers were in large su ]
ply ; several trains arrived over tl
\Vabash , St. Louis and Peoria road
bat no sales were offered up to 1
m o'clock ; prices for shipping gradi
of ranged from SI 12i@4 25 for fa
ofat shipping , and from S4 404 80 I
ea good to choice smooth shipping steer
two sales of Tezan steers were ma (
at S2 302 50 per 1QO fta , Receipt
tiSfiO hesdi
THE MALAYAN MECCA.
Special Dispatch to The Bee.
LoNDONjAuguat 11 , 12 m. Rumors
of a terrible disaster on tha lied Sea
have reached this city by Renter's
agency. The "Jeddah , " a steamer
from Singapore , bound for Jeddah in
Egypt , is reported as having foundered
at the Red Sea , and over 1,000 souls
are said to have perished. The lost
were mostly pilgrims to Mecca. News
comes In slowly.
C3SFIUMATORY.
Sr.eH J DIrotcl > * > The f : .
LONDON , August 11 , 4 p. m. A
later dispatch confirms tha news of
last ni ht concerninc the sinking of
the steamer "Jeddah' ' in the Red Sea ,
and of thoterriblo loss of life. The
"Jeddah" left Singapore for Jeddah ,
having on bnard about 1,000 passen
gersnearly all pilgrims bound on their
annual pil rimajja to Mecca , a largo
proportion of them bein Malays. All
went as usual till the vessel arrived
oH Capo Guardado which , at the
entrance of the Sua of Babel Mandeb ,
when she foundered with the loss of all
1111 board , except the captain , hiswife ,
an engineer and sixteen natives , sup
posed to bo part of the crew , who
were picked np 'by the steamer
"Sclndisand , " and landed at Aden. No
further details have been received ,
but it is supposed that the "Jeddah"
Rtruck on a rock off Cape GuardoGr , as
the Capo constitutes the southern
boundary of the Gulf of Aden , and
prcsentH a very rugged coast line ,
with rocky islets. On ono of these ,
it 13 believed , the vessel must have
struck , while attempting to pass be
tween the Cape and the Island of So-
cotra , a point not less than
four hundred miles distant from
Aden in a direct line. A largo pro
portion of the yearly efflux of pil
grims to Mecca take thia route , while
the rest go by caravan to Jeddah , to
which port the steamer was bound.
The port of Mecca is situated directly
weat of it , where all the pilprima who
come hy sea are landed. From the
fact that only the officers and a part
of the crew of the ship are reported
saved It is inferred that these people
took the boats and put off , making no
effort to do anything for their pasaen-
gera.
SENSATION SPOILED.
Special Dtepatch to Tim Cii.
LONDON , August 1'J , 1 a. m. A ,
dhpatch from Aden saya the steamer
Jeddah , before reported aa having
foundered at eea , has arrived in port
in tow of the steamer Anterior. Allen
on board werosafo. .
Another Railway Accident.
Spcclaldispntch to The IJee.
ATLANTIC CITY , N. J. , August 12 ,
1 a. in. An excusion train with sev
eral hundred passengers of St. Ann's
literary society excursion left here at
G p. m. yesterday. At May's landing
the second section of the .train ran
4nto the-rear car ol the first section ,
at May's Landing. No telegram- . . ,
ba had from the scene of the disaster. ;
St.Louis Live Stock.
ST. Louis , August 11.
Ilogs Active anil higher ; Yorkers
and Ualtimores , § 4 l)5@5 ) 05 ; pack
ing , $400@510 : butchers' to fancy ,
85 lo@5 : J5. Receipts 33,000 , ship
ments , 1,500.
Headquarters tor Joe Schlitz's
Milwaukee ; beer at MERCHANTS' Ex-
CHANOK , N. E. Cor. IGth and Dodge.
Elegant accommodations , lowest
price , Astor House , N. Y. 14-dlm ,
Farmers having hay to contract , for
delivery at Willow Springs distillery ,
will do well to call on Her & Co. , 1313
t'arnham street , Omaha , without de
lay , as they will soon stop contract
ing. jy2Cdwlm
Why dose . 'ourselves with nauseat
ing medicines , when a purely frnit
cathartic will cure yon at once Ham
burg Figs. Try them.
Murphy & Lovettlna. Agency ; old
oat eftabliahed agency in this state.
apl8-lj
Hamburg FRB ! 2no a box.
Undoubtedly the best shirt in the
United States is manufactured at the
Omaha Shirt Factory. The superiority
of Material and workmanship , com
bined with their jjreat improvements ,
that is Reinforced front ? , Reinforced
backs and Reinforced sleeves , makes
their shirt the most durable and best
fitting garment of the kind , ever
manufactured. Read the following
low prices :
ffei nt. Former ,
Our Fin Whit } Shirt' SI 85 I'M
Our Mtmrino " 17ft 200
Our Implied Cheviot tliirta 2 50 2 75
Our " I'enang " 2-5 275
Our " ' Chcitot 179 200
( These arc made on white bodies
frftent. Fanner
Our Imported Penan nnd Cheviot
viet wiib collars attached , also
on White Bodies 160 200
Al5.i a line working hliirt [ or I 25.
None but Wamautta Muslin anc
best Lincna used.
The above prices include Laundry
ing , a discount allowed when otherwisi
ordered.
" An additional 25 cents is charge )
\vhen made to order.
Omaha Shirt Factory , 1207 Farnhan
street , near 12th street.
The price reduced on all shirts , a
the Omaha Shirt Factory , 1207 Farn
ham utreet near 12th. Call for pric
list.
PROPOSALS FOR POTA
TOES AND ONIONS.
Orntrr. PrRciiAsrxo AXD DEPOT 1
COMMISSARY OF fel'BSISTAXCB , >
Omilia , Aeh , Auust li t , IdaO. J
; Scale I propvsaU in duplicate , subject to th
J- ujual conditions , will be received at ihH offii
J0 until 12 o'clock noon , on Sept. 6th , 1SZO , i
viiicli tunemi'l place they will b opened 1
p caencet b'dderd for ( utnishin ? aod de'iver ;
Is at Unuhi , Neb. , of 40,000 pounds potatoes an
IsK 8(0 < ) I'uiinda oclonp.
Tob < ? i'l sicks holtllnzabout " 80 pounds ne !
a cf-t nf s'cks to be included in price of vege' '
rs able ? * 1 ho articles to bo delivered at the sal
rsd > slstancc v crehoues in hulk , subject to lnsp
tirn. T..i accf pteil articles to bo racked by tl
> o seller. A ! to bo delivered by Oct. 1st. Tr
3- government reserves tLe right to reject a&y i
310 all propota 3.
10 Fllantc -pfsalj will be furnished on applic
8 , lion. Kuoi > * 9 contanlnj prop-sab should 1
1 marked : % 'Proi > oeal3 for vt etablea , " and a
dressed to th underazncd. !
23ir THOMAS WILdOJf , Capt. and C. S.
ir
or
- _ , _ . _ est , In sums of J20CO and u
le wards for 1 to 5 rears' ttae oo first clMSimpro
edciursci } Una property , Apply at EEii :
if B ! > Wtj sad IiC-viAt'nyi lath Bd Couz
lt :
EDHOLM & ERIOKSON
Wholesale and Eetail
MANUFACTURING
JEWELERS
AND PKACHCAL WATCH-MAKERS.
WATCHES iAND JEWELRY AT WHOLESALE PRICES.
Goods sent to any pnrt of the United States on
solicitation. Largest assortment of
SILVERWARE , CLOCKS & SPECTACLES ,
And everything found generally ia a first-
class Jewelry Store"
BEST SELECTED STOOK IN THE CITY !
Jewelry manufactured 011 short notice. Orders from
the Country solicited , IVhcniii Omaha call ami sec us. No
trouble to show Goods.
EDHOLM & ERICKSON , i
The Jewelers , Opposite flie 1'osfoilier , 15fh & Dodge.
Have siiine/l the fotloiviwf remarkaMe P"ptr , the * i < iiuitnrrj of which fitn he
at imr of/ice / ; Messrs. SEJBf'ltY , ! ; JVllXMW , Jl 1'latt St. , Sew York.
GESTLKMEX :
"For the paat few years we have aold variousbranda of Porong Plasters. ,
Physicians and the Pnbfir prefer
1 BENSON'S CAPCINE POROUS PLASTER'
to nil others.
We consider them ono of the very few reliable household lemedics worthy of
confidence. Then lire si / > eriorx to all other J'oruiw Piasters or Medicines for
Efterwd rise.
PASSENGER ACCOMMODATION LIME
IIETW KK.N
OMAHAAND FORTOMAHA
Connects With Street < 'ur. <
Corner ot SAUMIEIIS anil HAMILTON
STREETS. ( Eml of Uc.I Line ) aa Mluws :
I.K.VVE OUAUA ;
G30 , SnTamlll Wa m ,3:03.5:37i\nil7:23p.ui. : :
LEAVK FORT OMAHA :
7:15 a in. , 0:15 : . in..ami 12:45 : p. in.
' 4:00 : , C:15 anil 8lf : > p. ni
"The S. 17 a. in run , Icavitu omaha , ami the
4:00 : I' , in run. leaving P rt Omaha , are usually
luoileil to full capacity w ith regular pas < oiic ra.
The6:17 a. m. \iillhcnuilofniinthe post-
office , corner ol D.nL'e and 15th hnrehtn.
Ticket * can te pnicnreil from ttrpet canlriv-
erg , or from iltivcra of hacks ) .
FAKE , 25CENTS , INCLUDING STRE CAR
28-tf
BUSINESS CHAXCES.
lleunion Camp-Ground Privileges.
TITHE committee t arrangement ; ! for the Sol-
.L diera' Kr.unioii. tu be lielj under the aiupi-
ces ot tha G. A. It. M Central City , Mcrnck
county , Xebrasr.t , from the lth to the ISih , in-
cliHlve , cf September , I&SO , will receive scaled
bid * up to SatufVay noon , AuyW 21 , 18SO , ( or
Ut , for the retains ; Halls. MilOO feet each ;
tmlinaftwo I * ' , llxlto test. Ihe' MUaicno
" ' * * ! MtlTpt"14"'tl " ' } fo rfuI jJhFdstorri.
"
' ' "
' nr tracfcisI'auTwitnrtepr'rally.
Os jtt ln i .fill please you moat will bo the 1
, -e > ! ; yH { ny-jtPlng your rncal , while passing
i pullic eallne-n.oi.uia.mcs ar.liiim..uv.w ; VfJITi
ground. Thn prices to bo charged not to ex
ceed thirty-five cents per meal , one dollar per
day , or five iloMan for the week.
al. Kxclusive rijht of fuiniiihlnir Sutlers'
Store * ( orcamp the Sutler to be furnished with
two Hospital Tents.
3d. Ono Promenade Hall , 32x100 feet , with
muilc stand and seat : ) .
Bid * may be in the alternative , cithereo much
for the privilege , orwhat per cent , of the ( iioflta.
If on the percent , bini ? . the committee- have
the supervision of thc.recelpts and disbursements
of the husinef s jointly Uli thu paity tunhom
the privilege ! < awarded.
All tmU must be accompanied with : i tmnd ot
( itu tr.niHand dollar * , signed by twu Kiuctica.
that ample gtipplics for the wants ot the c.imp
nhall bo iuriiished , to the extent of the capacity
of the I > uildinj ! provided.
Open proposal- * will al.-n > be received for other
privileges on the ( 'round.
The camp will be provided with tenta and bar
racks for the accommodation ol 20,000 people.
All Mils nml letters of inquiry should bu ad-
dretscdto W H. WEUSTEK ,
Chairman Ueuninn Committee ,
Central City , Merrlclc Co. , Neb.
AYER'S AGUE CURE
For the speedy relief of
ver and Ague , Intermittent Fever ,
Chill Fever.Remittent FeverTumb )
Ague , Periodical or Billioua Fever ,
&c. , and Indeed all the Affectiona
which Arise From Malarious ,
Marsh or Miasmatic Poisons ,
Has Iwcn wiilo'y used during the
lost twenty-five ycan > , In the
treatment of these distressing
iliseiws , and with such unvary-
inu9'icccs3 that it has ( tamed the
reputation of licins infallible.
The shake ? , orchilb once broken
by It , do not return , until the disease id con
tracted again. Thi.i has made it an acreptcd
remedy , and trailed specific , fur the Fever and
Azuo of the west , and the chills and fevers ol
the south.
Aycr's Atnio Cure eradicates the noxious pois
on from the Hytttcni , and Icavca the patient as
well ay before the attack. It thoroughly ctp li
t lie disease , s < > that no Liver complaints , Rhett
nialism , Netirali > ii , l > yec-it < ry i.r Debility follow
the cure. Indeed , where Disorders of thol.ivei
ami Ilowels have < * ; curred fn.m Miasmatic Piria
on , it removes the cauio of tlieni al l th > ' \ dtop
war. Not only ia it an effectual nru , but , i
taken occasionally by patients exposed ' ( > ni.il
aria , ifnill cxiwl ttic poi"on and protect then
from attacK. Travelers and tcmmrary [ ro klcnl
"
in Feterand A ue localities arc thin"enabled U
dcfv the disease. Tlie General Debility which I
go apt to ensue fmm continued pxpocure ti
Malaria and 3Iiasmaha3 no speedier remedy ,
for
LIVER COMPLAINTS
it U an excellent remedy.
PUEI'ARED BY
DR. J. C. ATEB & CO. ,
Lowell , Mass.
Practical and Analytical Chonrnts
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERJ
IX .IKDtCINK.
THE ONLY PUCE WHERE YD
can nnd a ijocd uwrtuien t of
BOOTS AND SHOE !
At a LOWKR flGURK than J
any other ahoo bouse In the citr ,
P. LANG'S ,
236 FARHHAM ST.
LADIES' & OENTi
ff
te
[ I SHOES MADE TO ORDEF
d I perfect fit Ktmanttcd. I'lIccBlTrvreaE :
We HrclMy
Machine Works
J. F. Hammond , Prop.fe Manag (
The moat thoronzh appolnterl and complc
Uachlne Shops and Foundry In the state.
Castings of every description manufactured.
Engines , Pumpa and every clisa o machine
mada to order.
Special attention given to
Well AuKursPulIe.vs , Hanger
Shafting , Bridge Irons , Gcer
Cuttiii- , etc ,
iV13' f Urarcraav HachUi3.-7lfe3ciijaiaI ! Prine !
j In ? , Mois ! ? , VA , cwil ? aiecuttd ,
i 8S8 Stwaey S ? : . 2 & 14 *
L B. WILLIAMS
& SON'S ,
ThoughSomewhatDamagedby
FIRE AND WATER
Are Again
READY FOR BUSINESS
"With an Immense Lot of
BOOTS AND SHOES ,
Which Were
PRETTY WELL SOAKED ,
Anil so we will be obliged to
close them out at prices way be-
jUIIKS XiOtSfcH.wUh ! > M..tl l It J . , *
. . , ' . ,
AtCoi'NClf. 1II.UfrM wllli Union l'acinctt.X i
. . . . . . *
AtC MAH A. wlthH.XMo.IC It-It. la.IX95.J BJt
' !
Shoes , uppers ,
Men's ani Boys' Boots ana
Shoes , High and Low. Cheap and
Fine Goods- They have all been
more or less WET.
COME AND SEE THEM.
We have also a lot of
very fine
LINEN GOODS ,
Including
Table Spreads ,
Napkins ,
Stand Covers ,
Toilet Sets , Etc , " ;
Which were just opened
before the Fire , and which
are slightly Damaged by
Water.
These will be ready for
Sale
WEDNESDAY , JULY 28.
We have some EXTRA BAR
GAINS innllDBPARTMBNTS.
FIXE INDIA JJROCHE
SHAWLS.
Now is a chance to secure a
good Shawl , very low. These
Shawls are NOT BADLY
SOILED , but still they will not
bring PULL PRICE , so we will
close them out AT A DIS
COUNT ,
We will be on our feet in a few
days , whea you can expect to
find Bargains in all depart
ments as usual.
L. IJ. WILLIAMS & SONS ,
"Leadiiis Retailers , "
1422 & 1424 Dodee ; St.Cor. 15th ,
Omaha Heb.
- - - -
MEAT MARKET
U. T. IJIocIf. IGth St.
Frwh aul Salt JlexlH o all kinds constant
on hand , prices reasonable. VegeubleH In gea (
on. t'ooddeliv ie < lto nvp rtof thedty.
SJ.I/ en N - > rtb 18th 8t
AHEHTION , BUILDERS AND COM
[ TRACTORS.
The owner of the celebrated Kaolin
Bank * , near LOUISVILT E. NKR. b
nt Loniavtlle , oa
now rea ] y at the depot
the 1J. & . iL railroad.
.
to fill any order at reasonable prices. Par
ties desiring white front or ornamental
brick wUl do well to give na a call or send
for aamplo.
J. T. A. 1IOOVER , Prop. ,
TxufavIlK N' h
CT. O. "Sr-A-IFOIR. ,
MERCHANT TAILOR
Capitol Ave , | Opp. Masonic Ha'.l ,
OMAHA , NBB *