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VOL. X. OMAHA , NEBRASKA , WEDNESDAY. OCTOBEE , 13. 1880. NO. 99.
Established 1871 , MORNING EDITION. Price Five Cent s
BARGAINS
AGENCY
,
and DoHglasrStrcc ! ,
Over S.031) icni Icncc lots for file by this agen-
c al jrrlcusr aiirini trnui 8ii to ? 2,500 each , and
.
.rated in every jntl of thedto , and In e\ery
flrre-'tlim frosi t.io r < wlohcc ! , north , erst , south
> r west , and var)1" ? ' " distance from ono
M IK.-V. to ono or two tmJcj ( torn same. Gill and
-ral diolco lolnln Oriffic & Itaacs1 ad-ll
t n.vest of convent , between St. Mary's ayon
Je anl Hnriicj Direct ? C03 to $ MW
SO acres jiiit COT ; of barracks on Snunclcrs St. ,
tliia it c ) . .ice 'ami nnd will ba sold very cheap.
Jor .ash in 5. 10 or SO aero love ; now is your time
Ji > secure a lurrain.
Cli.iico lot at cnl
of street car track * on Saun-
JCT itrce. for ? 55.
° , > 1xlj"t.t' ; ! : mh-.manJ 24th streets , 80x132
oai lor t l,5Poill diMe It.
IT H011 ' 1 > M in Crojlt * ' " "cisr aJdlUon. south cf
* > - P. il < - | > ot flOO to $ SOO.
TERRACE ADDITION.
Torty lota on Part. Avenue and Goorda street ,
o'Jr.ia.itopirh. < - A nmT iica < i rf st. jliri.'g
M turtle , at trm '
m 3125 to 300 cac'a. Seven years
lime at cijjlit r r cent intcrmt to Uioso who will
| > ut up p)0j % ub < tinU l buildince. F r further
pirUoiilars- . . , , , . to.
O. P. BEirtS , Accnt ,
Fifteenth ami Douglas Streets.
jlto lot on Ilirncj and TwcntjCrat streets ,
'i.CflCS.
Two choice lols on CCth , noarSt. Mary'a a\en-
tie. r.OxlCj feet i-ac'.i , far $850 and WOO.
T o choice lols near 23-1 and Clark streets , in
fc. V. Smith's s. Idition $300 nnd ? 250.
fifty lota In SMnnV firccon and third ad-
Oltfons fortl Oto O > Jia
lK > t near IMh anil I'lerce , SIS\
S lot * on llamev near 24th St. , { COO each. 1
ot on 2 th n ar Howard ttrect , ? 7oO.
< 0 lot * In Grand Vie adJitinn , south of U. P
bridge and ilcnot. ( rum 515 to ? 00 each'
Ono acre , HTvJTO feet , on 16th etrcot , south
of Poi'plctoii'snfw residence , for 82,000 , or will
Jlviilo inloci : . ) eizcl lota at truui 5M to $ MD
di.
di.KIVBRVIEW
KIVBRVIEW ADDITION.
Large number of beautiful rciWcnco lots , lc >
catoJ In this new addition on Capital Hill , bo
tuecn 2lth street on the cast , 2fith on the wtirt
.Dod.'O strcol on the north and Farpbsta street
on the nouth , formerly on ra-d byC. IT Dawn
and more recently known ft the 1'erklrn 15 acrcc.
Only US lota ha\o thui tar been platted H on
Karnhaman < lS < m Boujlas Htreot. Theeo lots
are50toSr.r < \\idfiaudlMindcpth. ; . tl,00
f or the chohro. I j CMS time , at 8 per c nt In-
tcrentto th. o nli < > illlmiMcood substantial
U onacs ( lieron. Call and examine plat and eet
roll lBunnitinn ( nt j
BEMIS' HK At. ESTATE AGENCY , I
15lh end DOUM ! Slrl3
, ' ° ( l r2(2l" ( " 55and lots nro offered for sil
thlsofflc
Thc areacattc-od all
orer the
1Jdr
clie p Jiouse near Ji.t5cs.in
at K " SMriUcc. Hero is a
. . 1 1 1 or pomo "noT1' * Property must
hi. . "t 'J"a ' ' tely. Co vcrs jast a qiurter of a
. .
.
.HIM.K. j > jj ani examine Ihia ivlihout any dehy.
OEO P. BKMIS , Ascnt ,
15th and Douglas Su
Adcalrablo lot near Cumin- ; and Satmucrt
Blreots , J1.00Q
PARK PIiACE.
\ Tha cheapest acre loVtl In the cityot Omaha ,
TO those ullcml for * a'e ' by this agency In Uai k
FUcoand LOWU'H sccoiirt additlnn , on Cumin ? ,
Burl and California Mn < t9 ; Joucan make no
mistake InpiiJiiiir iii | UK Bo lurialns while Jem
liavo the chanca. Tlicse loU-aroinorottiaii equal
! n size to 4 f ull-sizctl city lots oa half block
n d it will be but a i cry abort lima before ono-
ftb | > rt of nno ut these aero lota Kill veil for as
muchas wcoHer afu'l ncreto-Jay. They nre
located a very Kliort dlstanoo tt ) f Cr.ihlon !
Cnllego. Prices nncinjr IromJUrO to.WO IXT
a ere lot. C.xll inmicillatclv , anil tlou't loao > our
< -liaa < xt aii'l get l > lat and full paniculars of
OKO. P nEMlS.A-t.nt.
18th and tlimefcw Streets.
"Nice lot on Shsrrnin Avctico uonhof Nicliolja
qtrcct , 91.400.
Halt lot oc 0-3.Vi\weci 13th and lllh strccte
8 nine l t tn Uarltnaii'a r.il.llli.in , flO-i to fCOD.
! n-im'itr . ! acru ioLi in file's iid.htioa in
Choice ornur lul near " -"d an.l
irocta , JI.JOO.
Several uooJ loU In ftclaoira c.Mltion , 1JO to
, 0 each.
Choice lot in TiHiriipll'd "iM'tinit , } bO. .
Several larpo lots in lUrtiai'i mlilhlnn. 1
rrods anJSJ mn-s ( ucli. Vn ca > ; 7uO to fAOOO
each.
Several thuiCM lots In Kc.vl' Or < t addition ,
f275 to $350 each.
Aero lot on Flirmian j mt'j , i xuh itrect ) ,
twnth of PopplclonV tirw rv > I leu , r $1,100
H larpo Inm ne r ISth am" fli U tttMtH CC c
230 feet Corner , Jl.200 ; m-i-- . * lWO
S lar c lots on She m n nvuue. (16th ( Etrcot ) .
ear Clark SUoU. jtlM tw h
McOANDLISH
22 nice and cticn > loll.i.rj nor o Xnt
roes part of the dij. I.iciicil- _ n
toutlioftlic Com cut auj 1 M n ; ,
Just noulti tf and adj .nin . : i.c . d „
JJ..H.l ortU n-,1 T.\ J o.- , , , IK J lro
cheap and very .l imUlc. ) lol , , , , ; , Tllllv , o bus.
Iness part ofdty , t. , UP A. , , .n.41V1 , , , „
GEO P. H-.UtfJ , AKt >
IStha < - . > ! la
T.choice residence lot .n ' 5tli a : ixt II
> oucl > 8 ami Dodi-e Rtrecie ? I UW ui i. l o
and Ionic tune to thnfa MO uill l > ilj
2 choii-o i-ontcr lots I'eurt , ' .m Fa nham
etrcots , 05x121 tcct.SI.lM iiiJl.-cU.and ten
Jisy tern > l imicl jorj m HI I .1 , M C.
Alsj 4 Itita on 21tl ) , Ktmcj K ruhain and
Rli < 1 'OIU ' ;
_ - 0 at the l > o > t liU'ine-M | . .t i y > f
Oinaha for talc , located OUCA r.iiiu . nr street.
? iOatoSSOOOcacli.
J2TAlsi xcryTiIu1 , lc store i 'u-tlei In al-
. < Mt ovcr > ' 1 > a5i" < 3 > WockB mo to $15.000
LAKE'S ADDITION.
40ctaoiro rv icncg | ( , tn m ahoro addition , im-
E. * vi * ' I0rt'1 ' tlf n"J " "U-Innc r.iip'etou's
6 autli'i , residence and grouun * , and ! .Kat cl oa
Ibth .Jth and 20th tr e JSSOO tii S330 each nd
very cars tcrrus to thwe who uill l.uiid. Gill and
examine ; ht and eu ' " " pirtlpulipi.
OEO. P. BUMIS , Acent.
Tleantlfnl hmldinj kilo en Sherman a\enuo ,
16th stn < ctict ceu tN > ppUton and the Dudlej-
1 jams jiro-erty ] ; J3 feet cast frontace on the
a\enue , hv SsU feet in depth. Wll JhWe it.milv
InplSSfeolbySM. Call nn 1 crt full inrticulare.
An acre m 13th treet , ICifcet east frontage
by 378 feet Jttp. This is Ju t south of the Kllra-
lieth ( lopploton place. Th > b iilt : < , lcc , call and
get price and terms of EKMIS , Armt.
IS Roo-i lota. Ju t north of and adjoininc E V.
Emltti' aililtion. and ! oeit l between 20th nd
Fanndera street' , t rouonaliV ( irirpsand long
U me to buTcr bolinpro\e IJEillS. Af cnt.
HORBACH'S ADDITION.
SS lots In llorh ch's first and ecnn < l ad Hlon
on 16th , 15th , 19th and 23th Hn-ct , l > ctccn
Nicholas , PulSbennan and Cl r c gt cets , rcry
h andy to U. r. Sbopi , snieUinc rVs. etc ,
iMnsinc ; in prices rotn from ? iOO to $1:100 each ,
rfqulrin ; Olilv frailV paymtnt doim and lone
tlmi at 7 pti cent interest to those ho mil tin.
prove. GSO. P. nEMIS ,
15th nd Poujlas Strc-.U
33 nice loW In Parker's addition , between
8 under * and Pierce. Klnrand CampWI'i StJ .
o-lBlna.OBtrc. > t191oU with * outhfn-nH and
18 with north f rontace , only 6 blocLs north of
tie turn-table ( end street-car track ) on blunders
etroat. Tory Uw prices ; $175 cash , or $200 on
Ion : time And ii per cent interest to tdose vrco
will build
S3"150 seed fxrmi fr ao In Douglas , Sarpj ,
"W hlnston , Burt , Dod e , Siundersand t-utern
tl r of counties.
22TSX > ,000 acrec. best nclecUd lands in the
BUt for ile by this aiency. Call and c t maps ,
circular * and full puticuUra
CS Remit. ' uow mip of Omaha , 60c and 51.60.
3"B miV new pamphlet ( and msp of the
EUUi entiUd "tho outlooV vl Sebrsta for
free JUttituUon.
Geo. P. Bern is'
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
15h ( & Douglas St. ,
OMAHA , NSB.
A CLARIOH
Which the Republican Bird
Sends Over the Land ,
The Bourbon Boasters Eouted in
Ohio and Indiana ,
A Glorious Victory Won in
the Buckeye and Hoosier
States.
The People Rise in their Might
and Sweep the Democracy
from the Field.
Ohio Leads the Van with 22- ,
000 Republican Major
ity ,
While Landers is Left to the
Tune of 2,500. ,
A Heavy Vote , a Fair Election
and the Usual Result.
Details of the Contest ,
- OHIO.
AUTUMN SM1LUS.
Special dlnpatch to The Ike.
CINCINNATI , Ohio , October 12 2 p.
in. It is n beautiful day and there is
Intense but suppressed excitement.
The republican fctato ticket appears
with Mcllvaine for the supreme bench
at the head instead of Townsend for
secretary of state. All the banks ,
many leading business houses and
manufactures are clotod , both parties
are working desperately , butwithout _
any serious outbreak. Thsro 13 any
amount of scratching , chiefly
on J B. Townsend , republican
secretary of state , Amos Townsend ,
republican , for congrca * , nnd John C.
llutchius , dcmoc a' , for congress. All
those are very unpopular. The grtcu-
bickcrs are making little or no show
ing. The democrats expect to cut
down Fi ster's majority of a year ago.
The republicans nro moving heaven
and canh to maintain the majority ,
and the workers at every poll uro more
numerous than votirj. There wasnot
so big a vote cast here at 11 a. in. as
expected.
CUT AND SIAS11ED ,
Noon At'this ho\ir \ the vole in
Cleveland Is 1000 greater than ever
polled before. Comparison with the
voce of 1870 will show a republican
lncre-.se. Townsend , head of the re
publican ticket for secretary of state ,
is bsinj ; generally cut by German ,
Bohemians and liquor dealers. The
oxci'ement increases ss the day pro
gresses , nnd there have been several
bloody fights. Tha business men ,
with coats off , are working to elect
Townsend to congress.
A FIEHCU STUUGGLE.
Special dispatches to The Bee.
CINCINNATI , O. , October 12. i p.
m. The weather which this morning
UBS threatening , ia clear and the great
battle is being sought on ono of the
most beautiful autumn days. Such a
sirugglo waa never known before. In
this city crowds were about the polls a
little after 5 a. m. , and votes began to
pour in as soon SB the hour for the op-
oiiin. ; arrived. United States deputies
are at each voting place
watching 'ho ' proceedings and
the fourth regiment of Ohio National
guards is ordered in readiness , and
several companies ara placed at the
disposal of the m yor and judge of the
probate court to quell disturbances if
they got beyond the control of the
police. Some twenty arrests for dis
turbing the peace and illegal voting
have been made , but up to no-n noth
ing serious has occurred. There is
every indication of
A VERYXAEGE VOTE.
the determination of both sides being
see that every voter deposits his
ballot Dispatches from Dayton ,
Springfield , Zinesville , Middlotown ,
Piqua , Hamilton and others , tell the
story of a quiet , earnest strugglewith
the probability of the largest vote
ever polled.
polled.THE
THE AFRICANS FLOP.
Special Dispatch to Tbo Be .
COLUJIBCS , Ohio , Oct. 12 , 4 p. m.
The snn ia ehining ; the election is
quiet , and the vote full beyond prece
dent. The democrats claim the coun
ty by 1,000 and the republicans con
cede 500. The colored voters at the
south end precincts ara voting largely
democratic. Deputy marshals have
been appointed and are present. The
republicans are confident of the state
by 20,000 , while the democrats are
shaky on claiming better than cuttln ?
down Foster's majority.
CLEVELAND , 0. , Oct. 12 8:15 p. m *
Specials to the leader say Gairets-
ville gives Townsend , republican , 192 ;
Long , 75 ; rep. gain of 20. Taylor'i
republic n majority for congress Is
118. Warren hai gainei 100 repcbU-
j can ; These towns are both in Gar
field's district.
A larger number of arrests were
made for violating the liquor ordinan
ces than ever before. To-night
streets are packed with larga tbrongs
and reports are being received in a
dozen different places.
Burton , Grange county , shows a re
publican gain of 17. There ia a re
publican gain of 31 in North Amers
OV-T last fall.
8:40 p. m. Sangamon cou
Phjua and Washington townships giv
a republican majority ot 83 ; Go *
townthip 1C ; Sandy township givej a
republican majority of 92.
There is 640 republican majority on
supreme ju * ge in the Second ward
Townsend for secretary of state am
Townsend for congress , both repub
lican * , are falling behind their ticket :
tomawhat.
9:30 P. M. The vote In the Firs
5wardlpresinct Afor judg of suprcmi
court , give Mcllvaine , republican
430 ; . Follett , democrat , 382 ; rcpubh
Can majority of 57. In precinct B
Mcllvaino G9 , Follett 311 , which is
a good republican gain. In the nocnnc
ward , precinct A , Mcllvaine 591) ) , Fol
lettoS ; In preoinct B , Mcllvaine 441
Follett 232.
Precnct AFourth wardgive3 Mcll
vaino 793 , Follett 700 In the Ninth
wardMcllvaidegot 750 , Follett 579.
The Sixth ward in Cleveland polled
3.71G votes , the lowest number ever
cast in the ward. It is usually large
ly republican , and that party roporls
heavy gains there this year. It will
not be fully counted for hours , per
haps not before daylight.
COLUMBU. " , 0. , Oct. 12 tl p. in.
315 townships and precincts show re
publican gains of 1,740. Returns re
ceived up to 11 p. m. from 355 pro
clncti show a net republican gain oi
2,100.
12:11 : p. m. The close of the pells
was attended by no disturbance. The
republicans are remarkably iubilanl
in claiming the city. The vote in the
north end republican wards Increased
wonderfully , and from every precinct
cornea the report of similar increases.
12:10 : p. m The returns are beinp
road at the City Hall. Returns from
two townships In Miami county
report democrat'c gains of 70.
8:30 p. m. Governor Fester is
doubtful on a majority greater than
five thousand Gen. John Daitty re
fused to Rccept a bet of § 1,009 that
Langj democratic candidate for secre
tary of stile , would bo defeated.
More democratic conservatives think
the city is possibly republican but the
.county Is aafe by 800. There are ad
vices here that the trades unions at
Jalona cut the republican tlSket ; the
; ains and losses are on the vota for
overnor list ye.ir compared with the
; ote for judge of supreme couit this
year.
year.Robinson
Robinson , the republican candidate
for congress , runs ahead of his ticket
49.
49.Lima
Lima , Allen ccuhty , and two town-
fillips , show a republican gain of 44
Madison township , MeigS county ,
vote on secretary of state , gave a re
publican gain of 11. Fulton town
ship , Hardin county , gave a demo
cratic gain of 1) . In Goshen town-
shin , Champaign county , a republic : ii
majority of 397 , a gain of 37 over
Foster , which was the largest majority
ever given. Gen. Iteifer telegraphs
that Clark county will probably rech
2,000 republican majority. List year
it was 1,591. Kelly's tslanilj Erie
county , gave 27 republican majority ,
a loss of 33. In Springfield , Clark
county , the Second and Ninth wards
gave a republican m&jority of 50.
TOLEDO , Oct. 12 10 p. m. Two
arrests have been made for illegal
voting. Democratic gains on hand ,
for congress , is conceded , but repub
licans claim the district. The prohi
bitionists stick to their ticket. The
nationals voted for Hurd.
Vesailles , Dane county , Mo V alien
22 ; a majority in Vayne township.
Gen. W. B. Cochran , of Pennsylvania }
was cal'ed on for a speech suri said :
"It is little to say to rejoice , Sind a
little premature to from
cry republi
can hoadquatterfl."fiarrlaontownshlp ; ,
Lojl&Jl County , a republican gain of
12. Third ward Lancastar , demo
cratic majority , 81 ; a republic m gain
of 20. Belfast precinct , Clesrmont
county , Townsend 105 , Long 103 ; re
publican majority of 21 ; rejlu llcan
gains of 14. Concord township , Mia
mi county , the vote Is two-thirds ,
counted ; Townsend's majority will not I
ba less than 4,000 ; Foster's majority
was 253. Columbus precinct , Tenth
ward 47 ; republican majority ; repub
lican gain 39.
1 a. m. Towns in Gen. Garfield's
district show heavy republican gains.
There is great excitement and grati
fication here over the republicans car
rying the state by 20,000 majority. A
rousing republican meeting was hold
at the armory , at which speeches were
made by prominent speakers.
Gen Garfield received the election
news in the little office on the Lawn
Field farm at Minton , there being
present with him a few intimate
friends , besides his thrrestonographic
secretaries , who took a lively interest
in the progress of the telegraph in-
s'rument in the corner.
9:30 : p. m. Reports from "Warren ,
Ohio , aUtes that Garfield's old Ninth
district will give 32,000 majority. At
the democratic headquarters returns
have been received from only twelve h
precincts out of nearly seventeen hun ii
dred. These show iiti
a republican gain ti
of 8 in the aggregate. The Impres tiai
sion Is out that Rvfield , democratic aio
aiP
candidate for congress from the Sev
enth Indiana , has been elected over P
Peole , republican , and Do Li Matyr , n
greenbacker. The democrats tee o
nothing in the outlook to cause alarm.
Everything ia quiet here , and every. c
body ia patiently awaiting tha verdict. a
12si Indications are that the re-
publicans h&ve carried the state by a e
handsome majority. In this city six c
precincts give Charles Townsend 1,410
majority and Amoa Townaend 1,250.
Sandusky and Janesvillo give demo a
cratic gains , the latter 250 over Ew-
ing'a vote last year. Columbus shows
large democratic gams , which are
more than counterbalanced in the ad
joining counties. Bepublicans claim of
the election of Mcllvaino by 18,000
majority. Returns come in slowly.
Hutchin'e , democrat , for congress , is
running ahe&d of his ticket. of
CoLTJMBUS , October 13 2:30 : The
congressional delegation from Ohio
will probably stand as follows : Re
publicans Firat , Second , Third ,
Eighth , Ninth , Tenth. Eleventh , Fif
teenth , Sixteenth , Seventeenth , Eigh
teenth , Nineteenth and Twentieth
districts. Democrats Fifth , Twelfth ,
Thirteenth and Fourteenth districts ,
with the Fourth. Sixth and Seventh p
district * doubtful At 2:15 : a. m. 720 r
precincts heard from give a republican ' g
g vn of 3000. The election of Schullz ,
republican candidate for c ingress in
the Fourth district , ia doubtful.
Ill the First ward , prectnt A gave a
republican majority of 114 , democrat
ic gain of 18. The Sixth ward gave a
republican majority of 92. Saventh
ward gave a democratic majoriy ; of
53. Tnird ward gaye a democratic
majority of 102 , gain of 90. From 57
towns at this hour the democratic
net gain la 233.
2:30 : a. m. lloturna from 023 precincts
cincts ahow repub'ican ' gains cf 2,225
The later returns are more favorable
to the democrats. At 1:50 : a. m. re
turns from 692 precincts show a ne
republican gain of 2,973. The demo
CMlsatill claim lhat the state has no
gona over 7,000 republican , and John
G. Thompson thinks the democrats
have elected the following rongresa
men , Morris , Norris , Lo Dow , Con
versJ Athcrton , Lo Fevfe , 'Yeddes ,
Sh fer. JtorrJr hw 305 majority.
The claim for the others has little
foundation on the basis of returns re
ceived BO far. The republicans are
likely to g-iin five congressmen.
Gen. Chas Grovonor says Garfield
will have 325 electoral vote ) in the
college. State Auditor J. F. Oglivia
fays the indications toinight are that
Ohio has gona from 22,000 to 25.00C
republicin majority. Fourteen , and
perhsps fifteen of the twenty con
gressmen are republicans.
Schuhz is elected m the Fourth dis
trict by 250 majority.
Special UlsDitcli to The Be * ) .
CINCINNATI , October 12 10:80 : p.
ra. Two hundrbd rjrecincts in1 thd
atato ahow ft net republican gain of
1,430. Heavy republican gains are
reported from every section of the
state In Townsend's district he has
been cut heavily in favor of Ling.tho
Germans voting largely for the latter.
In this city two precincta in thq
Second wurd giro a republican gain ot
9lJ. Banning will probably carry his
district. Returni from the city precincts
cincts come in slowly , and will hardly
be counted before 4 a , m ,
1 a. m The heavy republican ma-
j irity of last year is slightly cut down ,
butfrtitn present indications cannot
overcome. One-fourth of the voting
ing placss in Hamilton county show n
democratic gain of ICO. This carried
throughout would bo a gain of 1,200 ;
and might eloit Banning , whoso de
feat is claimed by the republicans.
1:30 : a. m. The figures on con-
groiMiien cinnot yet bo given [ with
accuracy , bul. In the First atid
Sucoud districts of this county one-
lialf the precincts h.iva been heard
'rom and heivy gains
republican are "
reported , assuring the election of [
Butterworth nnd Young tha republi
can c-mdid-Ues.
CINCINNATI , October 12 midnight.
Returns from 57 out of 85 voting
ilncoa in this county show nearly one
ho'jsand republican net gains. This
yives both congressional districts to
the republicans.
INDIANA.
LIQUOR SHOPS"CLOSED. .
Special Dispatch tu The Boo.
iNDiANAror.iH , October 12 noon
he weather Is very fine and the elec-
ion is progressing quiatly in the city.
But little business is doing and a Lirge
enresontation of all dibits of citi
eus are at the polls. All Kiloons are
.opt rigidly o1oaed in front nnd rear ,
so drunkcnneaa and no disturbances
lave orpiifred to-day. 'I'liero ' ia a do
efminrd feeling on both sides to pre
vent illegal voting , and challenges
of votes are frequent , but one arrest
or illegal voting has occurred. Both
parties acorn satisfied with the pros-
> oct , and'aro equally sanguine of sue
JOBS. Jteports from Interior points in
ho state are of thoaamo nature. The
vote will undoubtedly bo tile largest
over polled in this state. No disturb-
nee to public peace is apprehended.
Reports for portions of the state ,
eport the sarao quiet condition with
pported republican gains. Consider
able scratching is also reported in
aver of Porter and DoLamayter.
A LIVELY TIME.
FORT WAYNE , Ind. , October 12
p. m. The day is all that could be
lealred and a very large vote ist > eing
polled throughout the city. The
ihouldcr hitlers aad repeaters are out
n force and it is feared that trouble
Vill ensue before the closing of the
) olls. The town waa wild with ex-
; toment last night and at least fifty
ghts occurred. The police force has
been increased and are now on duty.
Special Dispatch to The Bee.
INDIANAPOLIS , October 12. 7 p.
ra. Wayne county gives small repub
lican gain ? . Adams gives a demo
cratic majority , estimated at 1,250 , a
gain of 159 over the vote of 1876.
Greene county , Eel river town
ship The vote of 1876 was demo
crats 31 , republican 59 ; for congress ,
Cobb 32 , Bradley 52.
La Porta county , Hudson town a
ship. Landers G4 , Porter 6 , Gregg 2.
For congress , McDonald 52 , Calkins ?
08 Pleasant township Landers 56 ,
Porter 90. For congress , Calkins , re
publican , 91 ; McDonald , democrat ,
55.
55.The
The republican majority in Rin-
dolph county Is estimated at 2200.
Qaeon'a Grove township , Switzer
land county Landers GG , Grecg 3.
For congress , Cravens , republican ,
G6 ; Holman , 62.
9 r si Ibis closes one of the 2
heaviest polls of an election over held
in the state of Indiana. In this city
the polls were remarkable for the ab- 1
aenco of the shoulder-hittera that the
organs have been raving over for the
st week. If any were in the city
they kept remarkably quiet. The
most notable disappearance was that
of the national party With the ex
ception of DeLaMatyr , there appears
comparatively no national candidate ,
and at some parts of the city no tick
ets were at the polls. The disturban
ces that arose were few and Insignifi
cant in character.
12p. M Forty-five precincts give
republican gain of 1G9. Returns
from four voting places in Indianapo
lis give Denis , republican 214
' , , a ro-
pubb'can gain of 29. (
11 p. m. Sorter is running ahead
his ticket throughout. Returns
from 25 voting precincts in this city
give the democrats 3,402 ; republicans
3,81o ; national 92 , a democratic gain
39. Returns from 60 places give
Landers a gain of 60 over Williams'
vota for 1876. Democrats claim the
state by 7,000. The republicans do
not concede '
Linden'
election
, two
wards or the city showing a republican
gun of 100.
1:30 p. m. 115 precincts shows
net republican g in of 667 ; 125 pro @
cmcta give the democrats
15,950 ; re
publicans 17,447 ; nationals 61G-a net
republican gain of 696 ; 155 precincts
give a net republican of 928. Every
I report brings in news of republican
gains.
j 2:30 : a. m 175 precinc'a ' give the
! democrats 23,7bO ; republicans , 26-
048 ; nationalists lOGl. The aimo
pUces in 1870 gave thedemocrts 230 ,
23,028 ; republic na 23,941 ; national !
704 ; democratic 722 ; republican gain
.2,107 ; net republican spin 1,385 ; re
turns come in alowly ; at 2 a. ra. it ia
impossible togivo anything official ; the
republicans claim the atato by 3OOC
to 4,000 majority and the democrats
claim it by 1,000 to 2,000. The vote
will bo very close , and no estimate can
ba arrived at before noon to-day.
3 s , rn. ft 'turns' have conio in
to-night than be
more promptly - over
fore. At 3 a. m. the vote of 205
town have been received from truat-
worthy sources , with the following
result : Democrats , 29,321 ; republi
cans , 30,738 ; nationlsf 1375 , a not
republican gain of.J.818 , democratic
gain < 97i -Thh''wot.l'd indicate a
probable republican majority in the
state.
INDIANAPOLIS , October 12 mid
night. Further returns from the
northern half of the state give consid
erable republic m gains. Tippecanoo
county will prob ibly give Porter six
hundred majority , and Orth , for con-
gre" ? ' , ono thousand majority , secur
ing h < s election ;
NEW YORK , October 12 midnight.
Manhall Jewell has received the
following :
INDIANAPOLIS , October 12.
Our reports from all parts of the
state are most encouraging. Not a
Single report bf losses ; and reported
gains in nearly every county. I believe -
liove the plurality in this county will
exceed 2500. We have carried the
state.
A Hazardous Performance.
DbpatcU to The Bee.
MADISON , Ind. , October 12 , 4 p. in.
Mrs. Milo Hazzard , ot Scott coun
ty , a few days ago , gave birth to five
childran , four prh and one boy. Four
of the children have since died. The
other ono , at last accounts , was living
and in perfect health.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
islew York Money and Stocks.
WALL SIREIT , October 11 4 p. m
2j ; exchange higher at $4 82@i 82j.
GOVERNMENTS.
Steady.
U.S. 6331 , 1 043 U.S.4'8 1 07
U.S. 6's 1 02 | CareacyC'a 1 21J
U.S. 4/s 1 OS4 "
SfOCtvS.
Dulljaihanced 1 Qlc ; reacting | to jc.
\V U 93J MO OSJ
NYC 130 CC&IO llfci
Erie 140J U.P. SS ;
Preferred 718 Lackawaimi. . . . . . DO-
RI 116 } Hudson Catul. . . . fO *
UkeShoru 107i N J C 7 I
Northwestern 109J M&T 111J
P.cferrcd 129J Reading 3l
I'1' 4U I. M 4'8
O. & M 2-4 NP 372
St. Paul Oi NT pfd 6'2 ?
f-t. PaulpfJ Ill * K&T 351
St Joe SE ! CP Ti
SO' Am Fx 091
V.ilosli pfd . B. &Q 131
( miria . 42J o1" " . . " . . 3'i
Omaha pftl 8. ! flUaburz 121J
Chicago Produce Market.
OHKMOO , October 12.
Wheat Invijular and closed
ewer than twenty-four hours a 'o.
tfo.2 spring wheat sold at U6A@98o
or October ; 97 Q09 cfor November ,
closing at ifGfo for cash : 0u'j9Gjc |
or October ; ! )8S98 ) c for November ;
Corn Dolincd i@Jc ; No. 2 sold
at 3939 c cash 39oitc ) for Oct-ber
and Noveniberclosing at 39jc for casher
or October ; 40j@40gc for November ;
JOJs for December.
O. ts | @ | c better ; No. 2 closed at
GOj for cash ; 30Jc for October ; 20c
for Nox-ember ; 30c December.
Jlje Steady at Victor No. 2 In
store.
Bdrley Firmer at 87c for No. 2 In
store ; 78Jc for October.
Pork Mess closed at $1800 for
cash ; § 18 ( J018 25 for October ;
S12 4712 50 for November ; 812 20 ®
12 25 for seller for the yeir. v
Lud Closed at ? 8 308 35 for f
cash or October ; § 8 108 124 for No ti
vember ; ? 8 02i@S 05 for seller for the tin titi
.
year. ti
8'
Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO , October 12.
Hoga In large supply and quiet B n
at a decline of 5 10c per 100 llis. ;
sales wore at 84 C0@4 90 for heavy
packing ; $4 85@4 95 for light packing
and shioping ; § 4 80 < g5 40 for good
to exlr.i heavy shipping grades ; re-
cei ; ts , 16,295 head.
Cattle The receipts were excessive ,
and as there but few good good to
choice cattle among the arrivals , there
was but little disposition on the part
f buyers to take hold ; the bulk of
the offerings consisted of Texan and
western stocP , with a fair nunbor of
yearling and spring calves in the pens ;
few sales of Texan ste-ra were made
at S2 70@2 95 , and butchers' steers at
4 15 ; thure was nothing done in the J
upper grades up to 11 o'clock The
fresh receipts were 6,012 head.
tit. L/ouia iToauca.
a
ST. Louis , October 12.
Floar Qutct nnd unchanged ; XX ,
S3 854 Oi ) ; XXX , § 4 40@4 50 ; fam
ily , § 4 704 85 ; choice , ? 5 00@5 10 ;
fancy , $5 40(35 ( 60.
Whrat Unsettled and lower ; No.
red , 99 § < § 09c for csh ; 99oJgSl ( 02
bid for October ; $1 02g@l OH1 03J
for November ; Si 041 04gl 02 §
03jj for December ; No. 3 , do , 93gc.
Corn Steady at 39g@39Jc for
ciah ; 39ic for October ; 39 @ 39 c for
November ; 39jj@39Jc for December ;
for the year ; 4444J for
May.Oats
Oats Dull ; 29J@29c | for cash ;
29o bid for October ; 29o bid for
November.
Rye Dull at 83c asked.
Barley Unchanged at 6oS90c.
Leid Quiet at 41c.
Batter Unchanged.
Eggs Unchanged.
Whisky Steady at SI 10.
Pork Easy at ? 15 75
Dry S iU Meits Dull at ? 3 00@8 00
§ 830.
Bacon Dull at § 5 75S8 50 S9 00.
Lard Nominal.
Receipts Roar 5,000 brls , wheat ,
69,000 ba , corn 38,000 bu , oats ,
10.COO , rye none , barley 20,000.
Shipments Flour , 11,000. brls ,
wheat 22,000 bu , corn 7,000 bu , oats
none ryu none , barlay none.
New Yorfc Produce Marker.
NEW YOBK October 12
Flour Rsceipts , 16,611 bbs ! ; ealea ,
14,000 bbls ; market active but scarce
so firm ; round hoop Ohio , § 4 75
5 00 ; choice , So 10g6 00 ; superfine
western , 83 7034 15 ; common to good
extra , § t 254 60 ; choice , $4 65@G 40 ;
choiw white wheat , 4 65 < g-18d. i
Wheat Irregular ; Chicago , $1 12 t
@ 113 ; Milwaukee , 8112fl 13 ; No. 2
red winter , § 1 13 01 14 ; sales
600,000 bu.
Corn Qaiol ; No. 2 , 55c ; sale ?
150,000 bu.
Oats Quint ,
Wills' ' v-Quiet.
Pork10 aakpd for Novombpr.
Lard-S8 80 for cash ; § 8 70
for October ; $ S60 < ? 86o for Novem
ber ; § 8 47A < 38 y2V for December
88February
February
the
St.i.oul3 Live stock.
ST. Louis , October 12.
Hops Active ; Yorkera and B l-
titnnrea , S4 ? 0@480 ; mixed pnckin- ' ,
8475@490 ; butchers to fancy , § 4 950
515. Receipts , 31,000 ; shipments ,
1,800.
LATEST FQR IGN NEWS
THE OABIJJKT'S SCHEME.
Special dispatch to The Bee.
LONDON , October 12 i p. m. A
correspondent ia informed by a mem
ber of the cabinet that in case of the
sultan's continued obstruction of the
designs of the powers they will blockade -
ado the port of Smyrna and aefza the
custom duties thereof. These duties
amount in about six thousand dollars
daily and constitute one of the
chief eources of revenue of the Turk
ish government. This action indicates
that the powers intend to enforce
upon Turkey a complete compliance
with all the provisions of the Berlin
treaty. It also indicates the improba
bility of any war arising in the near
future out of this complicated ques
tion.
THE SULTAN'S IRADF.
Advices just received by the gov
ernment , state that the sultan has
formally sgned an irado ordering the
immediate cession of Dulcigno an was
reported in theao difpatches yes'erday
morning. In cOnfequenco o * the
improved outlook in the cast Mr.
Gladstone , Lord Hartington and oth
er ministers have gene te their coun
try seats.
Ral'y at Greenwood.
GREENWOOD , Oct. 11 , I8SO. Wo
had ono of the best meetings hero on
Saturday evaning we have had. The
mnetiug nas addi-eased by Hon. E. H.
Wooley and Hon. Sjamuel Chapman ,
of Plattsmouth. Mr. Wooley's speech
was an able and logical one , fall of
facts and figures touching on all tint
geneial iisuua of the day , and pro
tenting them so cloir I cannot sot1 how
any honest , thinking man can hclpbut
admit their truth , and Mr. Chapman
made ono of those strong appeals to
the reason and judgment of every
thinking man that found a hearty re-
spouse in the heitt of every republi
can , and if any were present who
were lukewarm in the catiso I think
thuy went away bettered by the meet
ing. VOTEU
Fatal Accident.
Special Dispatch to Tnn IlrB.
CIIICAOO , O3'oberl2 ' la. m. The
Academy of Miuic fire caught amtng
the scenery , from some unknown
cause. It burned itself out in about
an hour , leaving only the blackened
walla standing. Assistant Fire Mar
shals Williams and Pietrio , with abnut
: en men wont on tha roof of the build-
n which , in about bftceii minutes ,
'ell in swith a crash. The crowd on
, ho street IcW dil nnt kiiowwh.it
ind happtncd until tl'eysaw M.irehal
Williams come atapgoring , wet and
bloody , out of the main entrance'
Then there was a rush to rescue the
remainder. Some were taken out at
the root uCt having fallen to the b it
torn. All woundeu' ere taken into
a drug store near by. Un y * ° "c
is believed to bo fatally injured.
riow a Married \Voinan Goes to Sleet )
There ia an articlu going the rounJfj
entitled "How Girls Go to Sleep. "
The manner in which they go to sleep ,
according to the article , can't hold a
candle to the way a married woman
goes to deep. lustetd of thinking
what she should have attended to before -
fore , going to bed , she thinks of it af
terward. While she is revolving these
matters in her mind , and while snugly
tucked up in bedj the old man ia
scratching ' his le s in front of the tire ,
and wondering how he will pay the
next mouth's rent. Suddenly she
,
uaya :
"James , did you lock the doorl"
"Which door ? " aaya Jim.
"Tho cellar door , " she Buys.
"No , " eajs Jomea.
"Well , yon h d bsttar 20 down and
lock itfor , I heardsomeonein the back
yard last night. "
Accordingly Jim piddlea down
stairs and locks the door. About the
time James returns and is goingto get
Into bed , she remarks :
"Did you shut the stair door ] "
"Nn , " said James.
"Well , ff it is not shut the cat will
gat up into the bedroom. "
"Let her come up , then , " says
mes , ill-naturedly.
"My goodness , no , " returns the
wife ; "fcha'd auck tha baby's breath. "
Then James paddles down stain
again , and stops on a tack and closes
the stair door , and curs-a the cat and
retains to the bedroom. Just &S he
begins to climb into his couch his wife
observes :
"I forgot to brlntj up some water
Suppose you brig up some in the big
tin J"
And so James with n muttered curse
gee down into the dark ki chen and
falls over a char ! and rakes all the tin
ware off the wall in search of the "big"
tin , and tnon jerks thoatair door opoa
and howls :
" Where the deuce are the match
es J"
She givea h'm minute inatruc'icna '
where to find the matches , and adds
that she would rather go and get the
water he-self than hive the neighbor
hood raised about it. After which
James finds the matche7 , procures the
water , comes up stairs end prepares
to retire. Before accomplishing this
feat Irs wife suddenly remembers that
ahe forgot to chain the dog. A trip to
the keunel follows , and he ODCU more
jumps intbd.
Presently his wifduya :
"James , let's have an unJeratand-
insj abont money nutters. " Now , next
week I've got to pay "
"I don't know what you'll have to
piy , and I do Tt care , " shouts Jaraes ,
as ho lurches around and fima hia
face against the wall ; "all I want now
ia slnep. " _
"That's all ve y well for you , "
snaps his wife , aisha-pulla the cover
vicionsly ; "you never thini of the
worry and trouble I have. "
NEW YORE , Oct. 12. Fourteen
bodies have been tiken out of the
Hudson River tunnel , and those re-
ma'ning to be recovered are expected
to be found shortly.
BEATBICE BUBBLES.
Life in Paddock's Clover Fielc
Peculiarly Fast and
Pushing.
The Movements of Towns to
Railroads The Business
Boom.
Political Fusion and Con
fusion.
Ccrrcqxmdcaca of the Bcc.
BEATRICE , October 9. Case county
la a model example of the new , grow
Ing districts peculiar to our western
statoj. There is nothing "sot" about
It , politically nr socially. That Ihtles
sort of stagnation , where tvcrything
is dolls In a specified w.iy and nothing
new , HO channels Iroked for or desired ,
h entirely absent. Whether en tem
perance , politics , railroad questions or
something entirely different , the en
ergy of the people ia always boiling
over and shewing itself.
A hot contest in the convention re
sulted in the nomination of R. B. Uar
ringlon for atite senator1 en "he repub
lican ticket , and English , Iilloy and
EL S. Silvars as representatives. Gage
and ind Jefferson counties form ono
senatorial district. Mr. Soraers was a
candidate for the nomination and Mr.
Harrington received it by only three
votes. The .greenbickera nnd [ demo
crats have fused and nominated Me *
Means , a greenbaoker and present in
cumbent for scnstor. The republicans
me confident of electing Iheir man ;
but the fact that McMenns wjs elect
ed last ytiar , token with the fact effusion
fusion this year and thd opposition of
the anti-Paddock republicans , of which
many exist , may well cause tome
doubt in the mind of ono looking from
a n n-pai tisan standpoint.
Beatrice is very lively , being full
of contractors ana others encaged on
the B. it AL road which id building
through ho county. There ia not iv
better hotel towii in the fttate. TJis
Pacific was crowded. Immediately
/if tor going to my room I sought Mr.
Rand-til and inquired whether the
room had been occupied by Gen.
Hancock. He seemed puzzled at firat
aut finally replied that "of corset
nadii'c. That on account ot the
crowd , I had teen given the family
room and the article had probably
icon left by mistake. "
Three good sl/.jd brick business
rooms have been put up this summer.
[ went to the opera house and found
it a well appointed edifice seating
ibout ( ! dO or 700. Beatrice rejoices
n the possession of four newspapers.
Two republican , a democrat and a
greenback paper.
The all important question hero at
present ia : Will the B. & M. buiM
TOUI Tecumseh to Beatrice ? Jf not ,
Beatrice proposes to hold out induce
ncnts to the Witbaali. llecciit devol-
opuients , however , indicate that this
rt of thoitito will bo disappointed
n iti hopes ofVabash * id.
Blue Springs is all -nt twelve miles
jelow Beatrice. It has about 400 in-
labitanta. It i beautifully situated
ind li.vs 'ho rery best of water-power.
it Iris groxvn rapidly during the list
two yo.iru , but in now at a standstill ,
13 the now road joins the branch down
'rom Beatrice about a rnilaand a half
rom the town. The town will prob-
" ' -iiova down. Her citizens are en-
build u
From Blue Springs I prired au
dlan pony ntl cantered twelve tin. ,
over to Chariest own. This place has
been off the railroad , but the cevr
road runs within half a mile of It ,
and It will also abandon the scenes of
its birth and early youth and move
to the ruad , celebrating its regener
ation by casting off the name of
Charlestown and assuming that of
Odclle. Mr. Paddock has a good
many enemies in this pait of the
County , politic-ilIy , on the ground that
his influence was used to keep the ,
Otoe reservation otitof market , while
on the other band ho has many warm \
friends. The r publicsn nominees are
fqr Paddock , the fimouisla against
him. SEOEX.
:
ELECTRIC BRIEFS.
Special DIapatct C3 to Tlie Uec.
PITTSBTJKO , Oct. 12. The coroner's
jury hive as yet failed to fix the re
sponsibility of the rA Iroad horror of
Saturday night. Thiity-one deaths
have thus far resulted from the acci
dent.
BALTIMORE , Oct. 12. The proces
sion to day was very fine , being most ,
ly composed of Masonic bodies and
school children to the number of
4.COO. The Knights Temphr imde a
fine aprearance , 2,000 being in line ,
among them many vis ing command-
erics from Washington , Now York , ,
Philadelphia and ttilnrngttn. To
morrow is firearms and n iiitary day. ;
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PROPOSALS FOR OAK PILES
Off ic or Cnr CITRIC. )
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SraTcil prop-sals will ba revival bjr ih im-
deni ncil until nI < Uy , Oct. ICili. ar 12 r' . ek
nx > n f irfurulahmit tothoClfy > C Omalu < m
hundrol anJ forty-fourII ( > ) .m w < rl -r , nin.l
wbllnoalt pilex , not Ict than to in > t. n , Ui .
meter nod Tarylnxlnlcn h fro'i. in lit ! 8 fe t.
F.Mden will specify the r/rlre / p-r I neal t-n > ' .
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( amlahetl ThsnaM n.lcs h l o > 'leliv ri < l f >
Iheeiiatractorai tha Jonea jtrt > ewo' n i
proitre'gof conmactinn. and ilull lx > del vrr-I
in euh qoantliif * and a' mich time * as the *
may be urJerod by thu city rn loeor of Oin h .
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marked'Propo I lor Jat Pile * , " and bo a'-
dressed to the an < le'sl nc < t
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