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Saturday Morning , August 21.
BEfiVHIES ,
" Patcreon tells coal.
-Try Saxe's Coffee Cream Soda.
Porter is running the Omaha ferry.
' West Ci-
Setfenberg & Co.'fi Key
para at Saxe'e.
A Garfield and Arthur torchlight
clab will be organized this evening.
Five car loads of new Nebraska
wheat wera recaivcd Thursday at an
Omaha elevator.
Two drunks were fined 51 and
ct t3 each at police court Friday
imruing , snd both paid.
* Seven cars of etock and two of
.hogs came iu yesterday and will go east
' " over ilia Hock Island road.
J. H. McShano still keeps the best
livery rigs , on Capitol avecue between
loth snd IG.h streets. aug20-lw
Davlins Fall styles are now ready
for inspec i-ui at the Boston Clothing
House , 1-12 Firnliaiu St. t20eodlm
3Ir. Jamca Stephenson has com
menced excavating for the foundation
of h's brick bam , on Tenth and Har-
noy s'rasts ,
The filthy pond opposite Dan
liiirr'a warehouse , on Thirteenth and
Laavoii urlh , Is a disgrace to the city
and r. "ureedsr of disease tor its inhab
itants.
Trains were all late again Friday.
The Rock Island was an hour and a
half hte , the C. B & Q. , three hours ,
the Lincoln train south one hour hte
and the overland one hour behind' her
time.
An eminent attorney of this ciiy
hva been consulted by Mr. Copley
with regard to banging a damage suit
against the city , on account of the
leatli of his little son.
A csiiple of delightful rrivato
pariics took plico Thursday , ono
yiven in honor of Lucius Wakeley , at
Judge Waktley's residenc ; , the other
at General Wilson's by MIES Mamie
Wilson.
A set of harness was stolenThurs
day night from aSixtecnth'street man.
The tliicf was chased to the ferry ,
wherj ho had taken passage for Coun
cil Blufft. An cflicer was sent over
after him.
At the fire Thursday , althougl :
all the engines were out , No. 1 was
tha only one that Lai to throw water ,
find the man had to lay OIK blocks oi
hose to reach the flames. They did
the work elegantly , and No. 1 Begin
Co. ia alcraya to be relied on ill time :
of need.
Don't forget the Scandinavian
moonlight boat excureion Sunday eve
ning , August 223 , at 4 o'clock. Th
U. P. band will furnish die music ani
na pains will bo spired to make th
trip enj ny.ible. Dancing and a gener
al seed tiaia. Tickets at Edholm &
Erickson's.
The Industrial school under the
autpices of Trinity Gu'll will not re
move as was expected , but will meet
Saturday morning in the old pUcr ,
in the Cass street schorl houie. The
Snnilny school likewise in the aamo
place Sunday morning.
A man in an intoxicated condi
tion went into a house on IGth street
Thursday , and going up stairs , coolly
laid down ard went to sleep. He was
awakened by an ofiizer and paid a fine
for the luxury of a bed. He was aa
much astonished at his temerity as
any one. He hailed from Council
Bluffs.
Mrs. L. H. Washington , an cl-
oqusul and distinguished teroporanca
advocite , who for the past two years
has bjen state lecturer of Iowa for the
Woman's Christian Union , will deliv
er an address in the large audience
room of the Biptist church , en Sun
lay evening. All temperance organi
zations in the city are invited to be
present.
On the west side of 13th on Jonns
street , is a horrible hole filled with
otcguant water , which the council has
allowed to stand all summer long un
trained. The admiring constituents
of the committee on streets and grades
have erected a monument to them con
sisting of a post surmounted by a
board with the followrng inscription
printed thereon : "City Council Lake.
Political atew. Our city Fathers can
bo found at the bottom of this dirty
and fiithy pond. "
' At 0:30 Thursday a story and
r. hp.lf frame residence on Twenty-first
and Nichoha streets , took firs from
tha kitchea ecovc , and although an
alarm was promptly turned in from
bix 17 , and aa-promptly responded to
by the department , the whole upper
portion was destroyed before the
II lines could be extinguished. The
homo was owned by P itsey Gorman
and occupied by a family namci
Jligars. The damage will amount to
several hundred dollars. The furni
ture was all saved.
The beautiful and substantial
structure which , is now beinc ; comple
ted on thn corner of Tenth and Faru-
ham by Hon. A. J. Poppleton is far
enough alone ; to show that it will not
ho excelled by any block in the city for
beauty and convenience. Mr. M. El-
Batter , the enterprising clothing mer-
cSant of Faniham street , Friday rcnt-
-il the cast rooni , facing the B. & M.
> .cadquartore , and will move in about
October 1st He uses the whole three
floors and will carry one of the most
< > impleto stocks in his line west of
Chicago and have the finest store-room
in the state.
Kowly fuiaished , everything the
bstt , Astor HOUEO , New York.
GENERAL TICKET OFFICE , " )
WABISU , Sr. L. & P. K. B. >
Sr. Louis , Aug. 18 , ' 80. )
J r.mfc H. Jloorcs , Ticket Agent , Om ba. Nib. :
DEAR SIB : You may sell round
vip tickets to St. Louisand return , to
fdtizans wishing to attend the grand
ronclavo of the Knights of Pythias it
817.05 from Omaha.
Commence eollinj ; August 22 , and
taaks tickets good until August 28 ,
3330. GLO. H. DAKIELS ,
G. T. Agent
S. T. Tow > -srxz > , G. P. Ageat ,
OttR OWN ILEW.
A Deadwood Grand Jury Incictsj
Llewellyn and Bone ILy
for the K lling of
" "
"Curly.
They Are Immediately Ar
rested and Released
Again on $10,000 ,
Bonds.
The Indictment Procured to
Vindicate the Officers.
The Tale of a Winter Night's
Tragedy.
S9A telegram was received yesterday
at the office of CoL Watson B.
Smith , c'erk of the United Statet su
p-erne court , from W. H. H. Llewel
lyn , the detective , asking that a cer-
, : fied copy of the complaint and war
rant in the case cf Lee Grimes , alias
; 'Curley , " the man who was killed by
urn and Boone May
the night of February 15 , laet ,
be scut to the Deadwood officials.
What these papers were wanted tor
will appear from the following from
The Deadwcod Times , of August 15 ,
received in this city last night :
At the convening of the U S. dis
trict court yesterday morning the
United States grand jury came in and
reported one bill , and stated that they
had no further business. In the mean
time it leaked out that the indictment
that bad been returned by the grand
jury was against W. H. H. Llewellyn
and Boone May , and at 2 o'clock p in ,
they having been arrested in thn mean
time , were arraigned to plead. They
-rere indicted for the killing of Lee
Grimes , alias "Curley , " on the niaht
of the loth of February last , on the
Fort Mf ade military reservation ; and
it is duly sot forth that this killing
was malicious , wilful and with malice
aforethought , and there phrases weio
repeated in the usual form of law.
Parker & Sshofield appaared for the
defendants and arked that bail be per
mitted , and stated that their clients
would be reedy to plead on Monday
next. The court stated that the crime
of murder was not bailable , except on
a written motion by their attorneys ,
and consented to by the prosecuting
attorney , also in writing. Whereupon
the following motion was made :
And now comes the said \V. H. H.
Llewellyn and Boone May and moves
the court to admit them to bail for the
reason that the proof upon which the
indictment was found , is not conclu
sive of the crime charged.
PAKKEU & SCHOFIELD ,
Att'ys for Def t's.
I hereby consent that the defend
ants Llewellyn and May , may be ad
mitted to bail in the sum of 510,000 ,
for the reason that havin ? heard the
evidence before the grand jury , and
beirg familiar with the circumstances
of the case , 1 am of the opinion that
the ends cf justice will bo sub
served by this course , and for the ad
ditional rosisnu that tbo defendants
have themselves been the first to re
port the facts of the homicide , nd
have voluntarily presented themselves
and attended th s cour. . for the purpose -
pose of this invtst gition.
Hcou J CAMPBELL ,
United States Attornev.
The bonds required were imm ° di-
fttely tigned hy un person * , including
John U. Fursy , and The Tirats eajs ,
in relation to the bonds tlat wi-reg'iv
eii , "Tbty nro the best bonds trmt
were ever given in a cnmin il case in
Lawrence rounty , ns2rogatPR in
wraith 840,000 Llewellyn and May
have , through lheirett < iruoys , arrai.g-
od for 6ii iimnedidte tri.l , which , however -
over , will be delayed for a few dys
pending the arrivul of the certified
copy of the warrant , and the c.im-
phiint upon which Curley'a areat was
made , which has been telegraphed
for. "
The following condensed account of
the affair , which was published in de
tail at the time , trill ba of interest to
all who know the parties under in
dictment :
CurJey , the man for whose killing
they are indicted , is supposed to have
been one of Middloton'a gang. Ho is
known to have robbed a pnatoffice in
theX'obrara country of 81.50 woith
of postage stamps , and as he wss sus
pected of being a horse thief and
road agent , 'tho mining and express
companies were down on him , nnd
t-till back up the men who did the
killing.
Curley's death had Bomethinc ; of
the tragic in it. The day was bitter
cold , the thermometer being way ba-
luw zero. Llewelljn and May had
orders to bring in Cutley , who was
out at a station on the Pierre tr l.
They were furnished two government
hcnes at Fort Meade , near Dead
wood , and rode out. Having the drop
on their man there was no unpleasant
occurrence at his arrest , and the party
turned to go to Doadwcod , Curley
riding in the advance on his own
horse , which was fresh , while those of
his captors were jaiod by the ride
out. Just what occurred afterward is
known only to the two men indicted.
They siy that the handcuffs were ta
ken offCurloy , as his hands would
have been froz n etiff had they been
left on , and that ho was warned at
the time that if ho made a break he
would be shot. The nicht wns dark
and stormy. Whoa about half way
between the place where the
captuie wag effected and Deadwood -
wood the officers sy Curley started
his horse toward a timber ravine , and
that they called to him to stop before
firing. They brought his horse Into
Deadwood , after returning the ones
they rode to Fcrt Meide , and sold it.
The body of Curley lay frozen stiff be
side the stage road for two days , no
one taking the time to inter it.
County warrants were so depreciated
that the coroner was unable to hire a
team to bring the body to Deadwood
Llewellyn and May have always ac-
kncwledged the shooting and the only
question raised will bo whether Cur
ley did try to escipo , or whether ho
was considered an unhandy man to
have about , and was therefore disposed
of as mentioned.
The Times fays : "This is a remark
able case. Two men who acknowledge
that they shot this man Curley , fol
lowing up fiwt the territorial and then
the United States grand jury , and ask
ing to be indicted that they may have
a chance to vindicate themselves for
ridding the world of a monster. This
is something that does not often oc
cur. Thev do not deny the killiup
and never did , but have from toe first
courted an investigation. They ac
knowledge the killing , but nlead jus
tification. Another thin ; ; ii , it has
b-ien claimed that the freighters weie I
all of them fesr.'ully incensed , claim
ing that ho was sn innocent mun , but.
in con trad ction to this , the man who
owned the train that Curley was wag
on master of was the first man who
came to the front snd volunteered tote
to po on tbfcir bonds. "
The papers telegraphed for c\rnot
be cent once , aa the docket cf Col.
Smith does not show any record of
snch caseIt ie supposed th&t the
c 8a wa * heard before TJ. S
Pearody , but sn exiroinmion
i f his docket , while it shows the causa
for which it wa * made hns no iecord
f 'hpccmjjltiut iteflf , wMch is pro-
h , bly fi' ' d away with i thr paj.eri
Jurg * Pe'boi'y is abs n' from the
city , visitirg the east and will i.ot return -
turn for snrne limp , so ih t some del -
l y mtigt ocur in forwaiding the pa-
purs to necessary iu the case.
THE CLOSING HOURS ,
The Preliminary Work of the
County Campaign About
to Close.
'our ' Hours More for Registra
tion.
The preliminary labors of the re-
mblican county committee for the
jroper conduct of the primary elec-
, .
ions which are to take place in this
; ounty next Thursday , will clrsa Sat
urday evening. :
The work of correction and ravis-
on of the lis's is now bcin ? conduct-
d at the braid of trade rooms , under
, he supervision of Mr. Kennistonand
.he rpg'strars will tit two honra more
; e-nght between the hours of 7 and 9
Tclock.
Saturday morning registration will
aks pkco in the following named
) laces : Bell's drug store ; Boeder's , on
IGth street ; Dietrich's drug store , on
Cuming street , and at Keesler's on
13th street ; Goodman's IGth street
drug storet and Ferguson's 12th street
drugstore.
1 HE BKB can't answer all the lies
hat are being circulated by the mo
nopoly hirelings , who are trying to ob
struct and defeat the registration sys
tem , but we are constrained to Bay
that the charge made by The Repub-
lean in its last issue that over twenty
men were registered secretly at the
Smelting works Thursday , is absolute
ly falte. It miy not ba generally
known , but it ; s nevertheless a
fact , "that the representatives of the
U. P. and Republican outfit , have
been present at all times at the places
of registration and they have kept
tally of the register , taking down the
name of each person as he was placed
on the list. For the accommodation
of the workingmen of the smelting
works two registrars were instructed
to wait on the workingmen there at 6
p. m. , as they left the works , and reg
ister such of them as might request it.
This fact was communicated to young
Gridloy who Wfts ohe of the assistant
registrars representing the U. P. , and
he was invited to go down with the
registrars ti the works. The fact that
the Republican prints the names of
the persons tegistered there shows
that there was nolbir g secret about i
And right here we are requested to
invite all parties who claim to have an
interest ia purifying the primaries
to come forward and furn sh such in
formation as they may have concern
ine any pc-Bon who has been register
ed fraudulently , ei'hor because hois
not a resident cf the county , or be
cinse he is not a citzan. We special ! )
invite the editors of The Omiha Ru
publi an , who have published al
the names , to rectify nny frau
they may know of. If thay d <
know of anylhing wrong and don'1
rectify it , the bUmo will bo entirely
with them. That fellow Bergquis
wno played the confidence game on tin
Scandinavians iu the distillery and
was very nearly kicked out of anoihe :
pUce fcr trying to inveigle men 5nt <
sgniiig the prated , made himsel
very numerous at the First ward if g
istration place last evenins , and sough
to bulldoza some of his countrymen
who went there to register. To use a
mild expression , wo would surges
that he ought to bain hotter business
No decent man would hire himsel
out for such ditty work.
The only tram givirg its passen
gew the benefit of the Hoi ton Rf clin
in Chair Cir Free , is the Wabath , St
LDUIS & Pac fis Railroad. Ticket of
flip , No. 1,502 , corner 15 h and Farn
ham. augl9-dlm
Until the Wabaah , Sr. Louis an
Pacific R. R. started its fast trair
August 1 , 1SSO , it took 20 honrs t
St. Louis , 30 to Indianapolis , Liuis
villo and Cincinnati and GG to New
York and Boston. "Presto , change !
Now we have it 14 to St. Louis , 2
to Indianapolis , Cincinnati and Louis
ville , and but 50 to New York anc
other eastern cities.
Ticket office , No. 1502 , corner o ;
15th and Farnham. auglO dim
Again we take pleasure in mention
ing the advent of a large wholeeal
house in our city , which is crntrolled
by men who know the superior ad
vantages of Omaha as a wholesaling
point. That they have done wisely
in locating here , both as to their own
and Omaha's interests , will be amply
proven , wo have every reason t
know. The new firm , Messrs. Shreve
Jarvis & Co. , importers and jobbers o
men's furnishing goods , have fo
some time been fitting up the cornc
store in Clark's block , Docgo anc
Fourteenth streets , to receive th
largest stock in that line over brough
into the state in fact , this is the firs
jobbing house of the kind to locate in
our borders. The gentlemen com
among us very highly recommendei
by the press of Burlington , Iowa
where they have long been engaged In
the trade , both as to their rare bust
nojs ability and personal characters ,
Vt'o have no hcsitency in recommend
ing them to the dealers throughout
the _ west , who will find that in their
house a long and keenly * felt want has
been supplied.
The partnership heretofore existing
between Adams & Simernl , attorneys-
at-Iaw , has been dissolved , Mr.
Adtms havirg removed to his old
horns in Philadelphia , P .
Only 14 hours to St. Loni , via thp
Popular Wabish , St Louis & Pacific
E. R. Leaving Omaha at 3:40 : p. m ,
you tke s pDer in an elegant dining
cir ( maals 75c ) retire to your sleeper
and awake for breakfast in St. Louis.
Luxury on wheels. Ticket office , 3o.
1,503 , corner 15th and Farnhim.
augl&dlm
ANOTHER HO- .
Hascall's Police Court Perfom- :
ance Outdone bj Alpha-
bat ll.n ,
The Editor of "The Bee" Ar
rested for Borrowing a
Worthless Book.
He is Taken Before the Police
Judge and at Once
Released.
Cheap Capital for Political
Mountebanks.
For the third time in less than six
months , the editor of THE BEE , Mr.
E. Rosewater , lusbeen put to the annoy -
noy nco and snbjeted to the indigni
ty of an arrest on a criminal charge ,
n the most farcial pretext. The first
iin , he was cilled into court on a
of criminal libel preferred by
scall during the Holly excitement
ind after a full trial was discharged by
mtice Powell.
The second time was during the
campagn ; last spring when he was ta-
en to the police court for carrying a'
the night to a puWio meeting
.eld in a locality epireely settled and
lot under any police eurveilhnce. In
hat instance , as in the previous case ,
u made his own defense and was vin-
.icattd by a prompt re'easo.
This time as we are approaching the
more exciting point of the local cam
in which Mr. Rosewater is the
moat active opponent of the railroad
ction , ho h again put to the haras-
ing inconvenience of an trreat on the
must trivial pretext. The main bjact
in this instance , as before , is evidently
a desire to create a division that will
; ivo his political ndvoreaiiea breithing
ime. The facts of the case , britfly
> ! attd , are as follows :
Un Wednesday evening Mr. Ro e
rater dropped into the Boirdof Tr-de
oems , in Union Block , in which Mr.
Alphabet Allen has desk r om. He
sked Allen whpth > r he had lut year's
Sixth ward registration book handy
> that lie cuuiu examine it. Allen
landed him tno book which llosewat-
er laid back on the desk after R few
minutes. About noon Thursday Rose
water called at the Board of Trad
moms aain , picked up the book from
the ) desk on which ii w.is left by him
the previous morning and carried
nto the ndj 'ininj ' ; building into Mr ,
Simerdl's ollice. He requested a
young man in the office to copy some
of tht ? names for comparison with the
republican register , which was to b
corrected by the registrars on Satur
day.About
About noon Friday Mr. Eosewater
called at the Board of Trade rooms
again and Allen asked him whether ho
knew what became of that register
book. H isewater end that he had
borrowed the b ok and wou'd bring
it tnck in a lit'ln while. Ho thin
'alked over to Mr. Simorsl'a cfficp ,
l-ut finding that'ho copying was not
cimp'e'ed wi Iked out pnd forg-1
abiut it un1 1 last evenine , when
ha had a futcible reminder or it in tin :
-hapeof itifctmttion , from a friend ,
whom he met oil the s riset. ti t
worant w a out for his ar-est. A f
uiiuutes later Allen appe red on 'h-
cene and at ill" s-me time Polic mo.i
Bl'dc handedRjsewater thefollo im-
letter :
OJIAHA , August 20 , 1880.
Edw. Kosewjter , Esq. !
Ple8tbts kind enough to return by
he bearer the regis'r tion bi ok of the
Sixth ward , t.k'-ii fr un n y duaU.
R-rsp'y , \V. C. B ALLES.
Mr. Rokowater turn ° d to Al'enwhn '
was present when the letter was
handed him , when he read it and said :
" 1 will give you tha book rielit away. "
I'hoy walktd over to Simeral's office ,
and found the door locktd , Mr.
Kosewater prompt'y jumped into a
buL'gy , roda out to Simerdl's house
dbout a roil ; distant , procured the
office keys and immediately , on reach
ing Cr < iighton b ock , proceeded to the
nfhce , gut the book , wjich was Jyii gen
on the tabl-s and handed it to Mr.
Allen , who was waiting.
ADout two minutes liter Sheriff
Guy st-ppcd up to Rtsowatirano
4uid : " 1 nave a warrant for your ar
rest. " The sheriff made mt-r y over
the farce , and the byctandeis entire
ti eet offered to go the bail of tht
pr s > ner.
When asked how long ho had had
J
the warrant , the eheriff said : "About
dve mtuii'fs. It WJ.B baudtd to rat-
by Mr. Allen as you drove up. "
Pri ceedu g to the police C'jurt , Mr.
Rosewater found a C"mpla'ut charg-
ng him with maliciously abstracting
n official document belonging to a
state oflicer , viz. : the re islrrtr uf the
Sixth ward , Alphabet Allen , the com
( ; hmt baing signed hy Alton nimst-lf
The judge set the case for trial at
10 o'clock to d-iy. In the meantime ,
Air. Roauwater was released on his
own recognizance in the sum of § 300
The complainant , Alien , is an ir
responsible adventurer who naa hung
around this town off and on for sever
al years as a kind of a stool pigeon
nd dependant of the Union Pacific.
Bo came hero at first as a i attache of
The Republican , and ha-i been mainly
a sort of a catspaw for the ling that
eventually rewarded him w th the po
Hition of regiairar of the Sixth ward.
The book being la&t year's registra
tion , is virtually worthies * , as the law
requires that now books ba made out
b fore every general election. A cer-
nfied copy of the registration con
tdiaed in each book ia n file in the
county clirk's i.fflco , and conseqaen 'y '
the book has no value as an offi-ia
document. Allen must have a vtry
Clastic conscience to swear that tha
book was taken maliciously , when he
knew that tha only object eoupht waste
to correct the republican registration
list which he and
his master * are re
sisting and obitrueting , and further
more , in view of the fact thit Mr.
Rosewater when asked about the mat
ter , at once said he had the book and
would bring it back- Allen is evi
dently acting a pirt in this case and
a very disreputable part it is , and one
which no decent party would be
guilty of.
"We presume , a * usual , the arrfsto
Mr. Rosewater will serve as the basis
for a great roorbach in the Republi
can , ani the country will bes a > t < ed
for the hundredth time with the an-
touncdment that Roaewater has com
mitted some terrible crime , and that
ho penitentiary is yawninj for him.
We app'fihend , however , that the pe -
ule outs da of Omaha c n be gulled
no moie by such contpmp'ib'u ' per
formances < han the people of Om h' ,
who haVe louc tinea beome used to
them.
Farmrra havinc hay to contiact , for
delivery at Willow Spring * diaiilleiy ,
will do well to call on lltr & Co. , 1313
3i.
Farnham street , Omaha , without de i.
lay , as they will soon ttop contract
ing. jy26-dwlm
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The Mass-Meeting at the
Academy Thursday
Night.
Address sbySenaturSaunders
and-Prof. Wi.ber.
A rouging republican meeting was
hoid Thursday at the Academy of
Music , the house being filled with an i
audience including a very large num-1
b of ladies.
About 8 o'clock the Garfield and
Arther gee * > club marched down from
the county clerk's office , oirryiog the
silk flag recently presented to them ,
Tha stars and stripes aho floated from
the front of the Academy end upon
their folds were affixed the picturesuf
GarSeld and Arthur.
The meetinz was called to order by
the pretident , Hon. Jnhn L. Webs er
and 0 | oned by the G'ea ' club with a
stirrirg tong , "The S lid North. " A
hearty encore elicited as a response ,
"Tho Union Cause is EoLing On. "
Hon. Alvin Saunders , our junior
senator , was introduced by the piesiti
sedi
dent with a brief spesch and made the
difn
firtt address of the evening. The
fnBe
senator remarked the interest shown
ir the present political contest
irai
and said that it was necessary
aif
for ( the welfare of the republic that
the citizens ehould all bo politicians.
tiII
II is the duty of everyone to know the
IIcl
character of those entrusted with the
clrr
management of government affairs.
The necessity for a a olid north against
the solid couth exis'ed in the fact that
tlti
the solid south was fighting its battles
tie at the ballot-box. They need
but forty-seven more votes in congress I
to regnn what the war cost them. |
The twenty-two brgiditrJ who Con
trol congress , would , with a president
tin
make us completely ia their power ,
To meet this wo must elect men who
will stind by the Union , such men SB
Girfield and Arthur. Hancock is
mere figure-head , behind whom stand
the twenty-two brigadiers. Ha is a
,
tool just as Grealey waa a tool. Hancock - .
cock is a good soldier , but not neces-
arily a good bun'ness man and far less
a good statesman. On tha contrary
ho is ignorant alike of government
and financial affiirs. Garfield is
self made man , a man of the people , a
gallat.t soldier , a orat statesman. No
bitter man , none better for the posl
ti m ci u'd ' have been nominated by
; ho party.
The senator then took up the iub <
act of the record of the democratic
jhrty , discussing their financial pol cy
d consequent paired Arid fftilimB ,
and compirii'g it with the polii-y of
the republican party , which hi > d
D-ought the credit 5f tlb countiy ip
to iti highest s'andird and supplied si
substantial mrney. The shot-gun
pjlicy , tis ua billets and bull-rlizng
gensrolly were cinridered at length
by tie speaker. Tha democrats have
never been gird leaders and cannot
be tiust-'d. If tin couth had sue-
caedcd wo would have been dividrd
into 11 Lit of small province * , and
bean a third-cUs i people instead of a
firatcli's nation , ai we are to-day.
T'orepu lican puty his d ne too
much for thn coun ry to b now re
tired from power. His advice to the
people wis to lot well enothih alone.
A bigger majnrity would ba given fi.r
Garfiald andArhur han ever before in
the history of the party , as the busi
nass men , the mechanics and the la
borers cannot afford to make a change
now.
now.The
The glee club sang "The Rrd ,
White and Blue , " and "All Honor to
tha Soldier Givp , " which were enthu-
suticnl'y ' applauded , and then Prof
Wilber was introduced as the next and
last speaker of the evening.
Prof. Wilber was one f Garfield's
associates at the academy , and gradi <
ated with h m at Williams ColUge
Ho gave an interesting scrount of
Garti U'a life from his school-boy
days to the time when he entered
onires3 ; and became so important a
faotor in tha guidance of public af
fairs. H s proEro's [ has been a mat
ter of slow and substantial growth ,
and his life is a lesson to every boy
and young man in the country.
The speaker dwelt at length up
the courage , energy and persistent de
termination of James A. IJargeld ;
npon his perseverance and indorai a
bio pluck in college ; his wondtrful
mental advances ; his rapid mastery of
the manual of arms , w gn the war
broke oat ; his brilliant record as a sol-
. dier and his honesty as a statesman ,
and quoted his endorsement by tha
moat brilliant and powerful democrat
ic leaders.
- At .the conclusion of Professor
Wilbur's exc Kent addrecs , the glee
club sane , "Shouting f. . > r Garfield and
Arthua"after which the menting ad
journed with three cheers for the na
tional candidates of tbo republican
party.
Hamburg Fhs 25c a box.
Wanted At 805 North-Twentieth
street , immediately- , good washer and
ironer for small family. aug20-2fc
Army Orders.
The latest orders issued from the
headquarters of the * department of the
Platte , Fort Omaha , Nebraska , are
as follows :
The leave of absence printed Ed
ward B. Motley assistant eurgeon
melical department ( Fort Sianeyl
Neb ) by paragraph 3 , special otdttrs
No. 66 , current teriee , ffom thesn
Headquarters , is ex-ended tfn (10) ( )
diyo , with permifsion to app'y for a
fur her extension of two (2) ( ) m < mhs
In accordance with instructions
from heHdqi-art-ra military d visi nof
rhe Misar.u i , da e-i Auuu-t 12. 1880 ,
Flret L urenant J'thn J. OBnen ,
Fourth inf ntry , is dfta"ed to inspect
t e fl ur 10 delivered by N. vV.
W-HB , under hs ; contract of Jure 10 ,
1880 , tor Sho.-hone and Bannock
agency
L-eutenant OTHen will make such
tr'pa bttween Ch yenne and Raw'ins
as may be necessary for this pnrpi se.
Lave of ab < enee f < > r one month ia
prnel Captain Emil Adam , Fifth
cavalry ( Fort S dnev , Neb. )
Why dose . ourselves with naoieat
ing medicines , when s purely fruit
cathartic will cure you at
burg Figs. Try them ,
A Musical EVent.
A'l tua 1 vers of mush vrT bd
plansed t l rn tint M a * E. B tt-r-
fiel'1 inlet d < o ; enmg music clute < in
this city i ex month. On sco.-ui t of
h r da ie < as brad of the musical de
partment at Brownell hall , lait yer ,
aha ! wn unib'etitake ' outride jUpila ,
much to the r gret of many who
would have gladly availed themselves
of such tuition. The reputation of
M'fls Butterfield as a musician is well
established , and herlovoof musiofos >
tared at the Ltipsig Conservatory of
Music , where sha graduated after
throe years of bard study , luch aa ia
only encouraged at continental
schools , has well fitted her for a
teacher. Sha now purposes establuh-
ng cldsser , on the conservatory pl n ,
on the piano , organ and in harmony ,
at | No. 1623 Fan.hara street. Pupils
are , to be taken sin 'y ' , nr in clasai a of
two or three. One charm of her plan
of | i s ruoiicn ia that she teaches the
Lisz technique , the great advantage of
which is that by it pup la are permit *
ted to ergage more effec'ively in thai
corscien iuus practice , which , by all
other ) methods , too often rosuiti in
temporary or permanent lameness of
the hand. Progress , likewise , is
greater where thw method is employ
ed , , and it has in all particulars stood
the test as the correct ono. This de
termination of Miss Butterfield is
moat encouraging , as it meets the
needs of this growing community in
furnishing thorough elementary muii-
: al instruction by a well educated and
talented teacher at lowei prices thati
are usually accepted by euch in-
strucors.
SPfcUIAL NOTiUhS.
NOTICE Advertisement * To Let For Sale ,
Lost. Fonad , Waala , Bo\rJInt ( ic. , will ba In *
wrted In these columns ones ( or TEN GENTS
p rlln ; each robscqueBtlngertlon.nVE CENTS
per line. The Ottt Insertion never Ires than
TO LOAM-M3HEY.
OtTST 10 TXAK-C ll at Lair 0 So
M ti. L. THOMAS , u . .mB.Crelghton niock
OKBY TO IXJAH 1109 Farnham street.
M Dr. Edwardn I/wfi AesnCV. nOT-22-tf
HELP WAKTED
WANTED Uriy desire * tmplojreent In an
office , or s houj-keeper ; best of city ref -
f or or eo Adil-essE , Look Box 331 315-55
ANTF.D Girl for naehlng ulshes and help
w ia tha kitchen , at Kmmct lloase. 831-21
ANTKD Iirmedlatdv a nurse e"rl at M-r.
w Hit's Res'aurant. I'Arnha n St. 3320
A tOortook and a wJf r , tnan or
WAMED at U Keiuit J > ii > lng Koom cor.
uerleth and Dodge Sis 3250
TT7 x TE i Chamber mai-1 and cook
YVx . Apply 2 ' 08 Burt t.3J7tf
3J7-tf
TITANTED A competent elfl EwiU re at
W S E cor IBth nd''apltol * ve g > 7-t (
A small clr ] , at flnt r on - sot th of
WANTED oalS h street , east side of i're r.
05-tf
Good cook. t Richard's B air
WANTED
ant 10 7 Farnham St 289-tf
GIRL wanted to do rcncra1 homework.
A E-qulro John A. McSbanr , cor. 17th and
"ass Sts. 357-tf
ti f ANTW . A oir ] to in hou-o work. 1109
V. 'n' i fifn Street tinfitMr * Utt
WA TKP oltuit'on I" a vrroctrr r'o't ,
hj a pe'son who wel acquit ted with
thehnsine-Ktxpeaks German ani Lnglis i > d-
drcsa E. a , B e Ollice. 337 S3
Partner li a flr't-clMS buti'her
WANTfD
tnelnsji wl h some capital. / dd-eu
Bce0fflce. S3S-21
W Imme'I atel . h'acV ralth with
eli , at attrlo j , Nob. JAMES
IT. 311-21
WANTED A narner In
H tel and "estauraut bu-ne&3 : ;
'prc Ion , at th s office. 318-2
W AN ED Piano tnnlnj and repairin < r t
T ff > PF.-S. 161(1 ( TWirigr snr. m
vyAXl 6u ForOm-in at hHck-yarJ. T. It R.
MP I8n. |
TfitOR R'NT N wdTeI Ii c 8 iwm' ha-d "d
I1 soft water. I quire 30 ? Eou h 12tn St. c T
Karnham. SOT-tf
FO" > Ri-jTT A flnely-fn'nl'hed front toora.
Enqnl re at 1M6 Vougn tt. . S8M
FOR RENT 2 furnl'bcil rnnniu over ifer-
c'a'ti Woichaiige , N. E. Cor. 16th and
Podco "tree's. 283-lf
I ? OR RENT Pt' re r. om 'n hrlok hlf-ck cn'nr
l"th d D u 1 w St . . with or with nt ccl-
'ar , A's , Sr'oms in second story. App'y ' to
Ameritanense. SOO-tf
J7DRNI = ED ROOMS FORRENT
L1 ro t House. tyl9tt
Pr > RRENT non'ewlt- < rnom" , well , cls-
tn-n ad c IHOn C pi'ol AThft Vth
nd ieth , pouth Bide. J s. vcro "irK M.tl
ftl" S8I.E.
STOCK FARSl FOR SAr.E-lO'X ) rres. d e'l- '
vslid out-ho'tse' , in D iu ' 3 Conntv on
he EIkh rn river ; nt Btnrk ranee In
E 6t rn Nebr 'ka. T ma easy A'sn ' 140 h" 'l
ofcatt'o ' 1 Ohof-ondni 8 7 hnr e ? , and o'of
farming imnleoiants. Inqul e law office " 1 T.
W T. Itlchardu Omtha Nob. 2 > 3-eod6t
F OR S ILK SO < X ) ft. f nrinr. fliori'R : chi p ;
W. Monteomery , 1002N. 10th fteeet. 320-20
TTIOR ALE OR PENT Hotel * na re'taurant ,
P Isrse iwi-strry building , with or wihout
furniture. Terms reason-ible. If soM or rented
can take p 8 e rion o Sent. 6 Address D.
Lirch or 11 Bowen A rroj. , Bliir Neb. 824-21
CLAY FOB PAt E AnyWy having loU to
fi'l ' in north Omaha will dn well "y calling
"n tofce McDirmi'tt No. 7f91Bth Si. I an
flllinc l"tT r less tVan half cost ; call this week
before all the clay is tnM. 31S-23
FOR SALFA first-elms nnrs for ptVors ! d
die nrdilring at Ed. Culver's Stable , llth
St. , net. Hq.ard and Hari-ey. 308-21
SALE Cottonwo d lamber of all slzesat
PR
REDMOND'S. Sixteonth-at. E16-tf
-pORSALK AOristMill Applyat
J. 472-tf U B JVILL'AMS t SON.
MISCELLANEOUS
] \TK. J. 0. BROEHSGL will please rail at the
Jj.1. European Hotel , cor 15th and Farnham.
It
LOS" On Sutday momioff , a whlto cow ,
smalllicul , > t'aHht h"iti9 , small red spots
on n ck. Any person retnrnin , ? said cow will be
liberally rewa-ded at 812 Jackiou St , betwven
Sthanasth. L. NACH-1GALU 326-21
T OST A do d , Antj Oft , tea 14 E 0
JLJ Atre . Fn-der ill be liberally reward d
bj loiving the same at tha Bte office. 336-23
' lack and tan do ? . Owner can have
FOUND Un * at Hepflnjrcr & Woods' barber
shop , and paying for this add. 333-20
Absolutely Pure ,
Made from Orapo rreiT rtr fo oth
pr rara-iin raiVca eucb liht. flaky hot bretd * .
or roi'irloos p etry. Can be even bydypa tics
writ.oat fear of the fflj reBOltin from heavy ic-
.
boldooryln cans , by au Grocm.
Bciii Itsm form Co. , K w Toik
t
* . . .
S. P. MORSE & GO. ' { X
Announce that they have Purchased the
Entire and Magnificent
STOCK OF DRY GOODS
Belonging to the late firm of
STEPHENS & WILGOX ,
And early Next Week they will have it
in Condition to Offer to the
Public ,
THIS SALE WILL BE UNPRECEDENTED IN THE HISTORY OF
THE OMAHA DRY GOODS TRADE ,
LATEST TELEGRAMS
Are Not Half as Interest
ing to the General Eead-
er as the Following Price
List :
loitaol Aennar for. II 00
10i lb eitraCFOwfor ( X
llIbflTanan 0. Btmr for 00
9 Ib Granulated Snga- for 0"
8 } lb Cat Loaf Sorarf T 00
6 Ibs irood Rio Coffee for OD
6 Ibs best Rio Coffee for 00
4 Ibs choice Java Coffee for 1 00
3 j Ibs beit Mocha Coffee for , 1 00
Young flyion Tea per lt > , 80 to < <
oolonVrea per lb , 90 to. . . . (0
Jipm Td per Ih , 30 to , 6
finest Gunpowder Tea tetlll. . . 75
BcetO K Flour per sack. . . . . . . . . . . , 8 25
< now Flake winter wheat flour 3 62
Haventfbestflour _ 4 f.0
20 uva White Russian Soap for 1 Ou
0 bars Climax Soap for 1 00
II bars Laondry Soap for 1 00
13 bara Linen Soap for 1 00
Pure Maple Syrup per gallon 1 15
Golden Syrup per gall m 60
New Orleans Symp per gallon 70
New Orleans Uolawes per gallon 45
Suzar House Uolassea per gallon 19
I lb St. Loultoda Crackers for 1 00
17 Ibs St. Louis Ovate Crackers for 1 00
II1 ha Boston Butter Crackers for . 1 00
lllbeGiniter Sns/mfor 1 00
13 Ibs New Currant * for 1 00
SlbaNevr Blickberrica for _ 1 OO
4 Iba Pitted Cherries for 1 OS ,
10 Ibs Dried Peaches ( halves ) for 1 00
10 Hm Choice Dried Apples for 1 00
10 Ibs belt new Prune * for 1 00
lOlbg. best Valencia Raisins 1 00
7 Ibs new layer Raisins I 00
Peaches 21b cans 15
Peaches. 3 lb cans ( standard ) . J5J
PiePeahea.6 lb cans 26
PeachesC l)3 ) Ibcans SO
Blackberries , 2 lb ctn 15
Apples , ( York State ) KO ! can 85
Blueberries 3 lb an 15
CbcrrleaSlb can _ 12 }
Damaon Plums 2 lb cans 15
Raepbenica i lb can 15
Strawberries,2 Ibcan _ . 20
String B an,2lb cans 12 }
Baked Beans , 3 lb can SO
Lima Beans , 2 lb cans 12 }
Sutrtrcom , 21b can 12 }
Yarmouth corn , per can 17 }
Tomatoes , 3lb can 16
Succotash , 2 Ibcan. . . . . . . . . . . . 12 }
rnmpklns. 3Ibcan 20
24 Ibs beans 100
9 Ih-drled Lima beans 1 00
85 Ibs hominy 1 00
II Ibs Carolina rice 1 0
25 Ibs oat meal - 1 00
Fat family mackerel , per kit 80
Fat family whitenahf > er kit. 90
Codfish , whole , perlb 8
Codfish , bonelessperlb. . . . . . . 10
HaHlbut , p 'lb 12 }
Holland herring ( new ) per kee 1 25
Tobacco ( Blackwcl > ' Durham ) jMrlb _ 50
Tobicco.iherP alplnzperIb ) 60
Tobacco ( Old Siy Ie ) per I b 85
Tobacco ( Meerschaum ) perlb 4
Hama. sugar-cured , perlb 11
EroMldozfor 100
Butter , fresh roll , perlb 0
Complete price lists furnished onappliutl
Country orders will receive prompt and can
attci.tlon. Fositlvel v no goods- sold on credit.
J. B. FRENCH & CO , ,
The Original Reliable Grocers.
No. 1119 Farnham Strebt ,
OMAEA. NEB.
FREE TO ALL
Any on * who IOTCS good , cholcereadlngcaa h T
a copy of the
ROSED ALE LIBRARY
FREE , FREE
containing S3 Urge paeee , mailed to them ,
eeudlog tut ir ram and full addrtca. to
STREET & SMITH.
HEW TORE WEEKUY , 3i Bow St. , Ifsw Toik
Lovelv Rofebnd Chr mo C rds , or2Oall
Flor 1 Motto , vitu name , IOC. 2 > xs MU
CAM Ca.Ni iu.N.Y.
AOEST3 WANTED To leH th LIFB OF
GEN. JAS. A GARFIELD
by his comra.1. In arm and per > nal rriund ,
OtN. J B BKlS-lNankHhorrfwidtc l b'U7.
ThUwork is tomp'ete , anthentic 1 w prjo d.
FCL Y iLLTJbTKATtU Pi * ti ly th b r and
cheapwt 1 ok. Jfon o hrofl fil Bend 6OC
atnuc forontflt Wa gm th Bk8TTERH'
Act an ck an I yuo e nCOINMuNfcY Address
THOMAS i'EjTUEKO , KmporU
SUBSCBIJBE FOR
THE WEEKLY BEE ,
The Best ia tbeJWtft.
COLUMBIA AND OTTO BICYCLES !
I have secured the agency of the well-known COLUMBIA Steel Spokes and !
Rubber Tires Bicycle from the Pope Manufacturing Co. ; Also the Otto Hand.
Made. Samples can be seen at my store , at Manufacturers Prices , reight
added. Send for price list.
list.3ST. . X. 3D.
No. 1204 Farnham Street , Omaha , Nebraska.
GIT UP AND GIT I NO OLD STOCK I
Having Taken the Above for Our Motto , We are
Determined to Offer
Our Entire Summer Stock of
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS
Regardless of Cost.
In Order to Make Boom for Our Fall and Winter Goods.
We Will Not Be Undersold.
BOSTONFARNHAM
FARNHAM STREET ,
CHAELES SQTTT.AM. SOL. PEItfCE.
LANGE & FOITIGK ,
Dealers m
Honsc Furnishing Uoocls , Shelf Hardware ,
Naiis and Etc.
& 2i Farnham Street , 1st Door Eaa First National Bank.
TO THE TRADE.
having just opened an entirely new line of
MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS ,
We would ask he Merchants of Kebraeka to inspect our Stock ,
feeling confident we can meet the wants of all in good Gouds and
Low Prices
SHREVE , JARVIS < fc CO. ,
* Cor. Utjj