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VOL.X. OMAHA , NEBRASKA , MONDAY MAY 2 , 1881. NO257. .
Established 1871. MORNING EDITION. Price Five Cents
y HOUSES
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LANDS
t 'REAL ' ESTATE
EXCHANGE i
15th and Douglas Sts. ,
Omaha- ! - Neb
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A rffBealdenceLolB ,
* + UUU § 100 to 82500 each
Hocses and Lota ,
$275 to $18,000 each
BntlneuLoU
$500 to § 10,000 each
200
i Q non
Acro" in srpy ° 0i
T ooo
. < Large Amount of Suburba
Property in l , 10 , 20 or
40-Acre Lots Within
I * I to 6 Miles -from
* vr , i
Post Office.
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$250,000 TO LOAN
At 8 per Cent.
Ty.
MAPS OF OMAH
* / PjibKBhed. by this A enoji
25 cents Each , Mounted $1.0
Houses , Stores , Hotels , Farm
* * " lands , Offices , Booms ,
-Ito. , to3Jent or
.
Taxes paid , rents collectei
fefedeeds , mortgages , and all
kinds of real estate
doouments made
4 . ' * .out at short
notice.
This agency does strictly
brokerage business. Does n
speculate , and therefore ai
bargains on its books are i
sored to its patrons , instead
being gobbled ftp By the ager
jf
iNotary , Public Always
' . . ' Office.
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"Gail and get Circulars and f
Particulars at
BEMIS'
REAL ESTATE EXGHANG
15th. and Douglas Sts
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RIVER SUFFERERS.
Haycc and Misery Worked by
the Flood Above and Be
yond Yankton.
Two Thousand People With
out Homes , Clothing or
Even Food.
More Encouraging Condition
of Affairs Down the Eiver
at Kansas City.
TANETOX , My L The compara
tively small loss of life in this section
by the recant great inundation is re *
markable , and it was due entirely to
the heroism of thozo mon who la-
bared oontlcnoaily by night and day
to save the lives and such property ts
was destruc'able of their neighbors.
Among this numerous and noble com
pany throe men were especially no-
tive. Mr. Marsh , the leading mer
chant of Green Jslnnd , altjough he
had a stock of goods worth $20,000 in
imminent danger of being destroyed
by the fbod , pud no attention to hia
goods , but worked incessantly dar
ing the crisis , and rendered effective
setvice In siring the lives of those in
peril around him. Two merchants of
Yankton , Captain Livender and Cap
tain Nobles , famished equally shining
examples of heroism. Fur two weeks
they led the yawl fleet of Yank'ton
rescnenand saved more than four hun
dred people from the floes. The moit
ACTIVE MEASURES FOR RELIEF
have been taken by the government
officials. Can. Terry has 'detailed
Captain J. J. Claques , who is superin
tending the purchase and distribution
of supplies at this point , and as far up
the river as Fort Sully. Tha wauta of
the cnffercri at White Eirth and
Pierre are also being attended to by
the government , the whole being un
der the supervision of Captain D. D.
Wheelr. Through his watchfulness
all of the needy have been looked af
ter and no dead boats fed. About a
thousand people have been brought to
Yank toil. This number added to the
destitute here in tha city makes near
ly
TWO THOCSAND PEE80NS
dependent on charity for their food.
The greatest difficulty is to get the
food to those Buffering for It. Many
of the people are without suitable or
eren adequate clothing , and mut re
ceive assistance. Persons well posted
in the country estimate the total loss
between Pierre and Sioux City at
$2,000.000. Beside this abiut § 500-
000 worth of cold wood hn been
swept away. This will prove 'a very
great damage to steamboats. Yankton
ana very little cnmmunlcttiou with the
outside world , and so difficult has it
been to obtain eupplira of any kind
that The Dally Prejs tres reduced tea
a half aheet and printed at that on
brown paper. _
TWO MEN WERE DROWNED
a few days ago. Their names were
Edward Sperber and George Tren-
delL Their skiff turned over. Thou
sands of cittle and horses up the
James valley are drowned. All
bridges for over one hundred miles
are washed away. The suma state
of affairs exists in the Yermillion
River valley , which is thickly settled.
Mill town , on the James river , is com
pletely washed away , aud Jameayille
is in little better condition.
THE STEAMBOATS
near hero are high and dry upon the
banks , bedded in the Ice. Among
them is the Peninsula , the Nellit
Peck and the Ida Livingston , whili
only six miles up are the Josephine
Rosebud and Bip Horn. The West
ern , Mead and Fontenelle are tots
wrecks and it is doubtful if any par
of them can be saved.
KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS CITY , Mo. , May 2 1 a. m
The aitnation is more enconraglnj
here , the river havinr remained sta
tionary or perhaps fallen a little dnr
ing the day. No further damaga. i
reported. The work oi relief for th
unfortunates commenced by leadinj
citizens hai been responded to iu ;
libers ! manner , almost everybody con
tributtng something. A thousand o
more of the homeless have been mov
ed io tha fair grounds in the southen
portion of the city , where they cai
be knpt comfortable at least for ;
tim ? , and until better quarters can b
provided The damage to propert ;
M immense , though nothing like
safe eitiraiktc can ba tntdo , runnin
into hundreds of thousands of del
hrs. At lent fifteen hundred houss
are abandoned and the water is froi
txo to tix fjet deep surrounding then
The grain in elevator A Is covered t
this depth of f uir inches. Fowle
Brothers' rsUbhsbnjent is still safe
but the ich 'U es on the Kiw or
civ'ng way and will certainly fall
Riilroad travel is grently delayed b
tha flood. Passengers from the Hat
nibal and St. Joa road are transferre
bv feiry. Nel.her the Oorf.icil Bluff
WaHasb , nor Rock IsUnd roads ai
runnit g traing. The Missouri Paclf
wont nut via Oh the , Kanscs , with
full train. Tie Cnicajo and Alton 1
kbo ! to pet through the water.
TUB MISSISSIPPI.
ST. Loins , May 2 1 a. m. Th
river is at a stand with all the lowe !
ground abjut the city flooded. If i
should go twenty Inches higher th
Union tt kyr ? s would be covered
At East St. Louis there has been grei
alarm , and gangs of men have night !
patrolled the levee to watch for break
Several small leaks were discovert
and stopped in time to prevent a d
tractive crevasse.
> t UT "THE KID"LOOSE.
J EE KILLS BIS GUARDS , THE DEPET
if SHERIFF AND THE MARSHAL.
it f SANTA FE , N. M. , May 2 1 a. i
t A telegram from Socorro , sent by
special messenger frotn Lincoln , ii
formed Gov. Wallace Saturday nig
n that the notorious outlaw , "Billy tl
Kid , " in the jail at Lincoln , conn
seat ofTiincoln county , under se
tence of death , managed to 'kill h
guardt , the deputy eberiff , J. W. R&
ill and Dnited States Marshal Robe
OUneer.by shooting them , and e
caped. "Billy the Kid" is qui
young , but a most noted fiesperad
in the Li
He w s very prominent
coin county troubles , three years ag
In the murder of Tuustal and Ro
E. erU and others. He wai ciptnred It
E.B fall , after a desperate fight , by Depu
Sheriff Garrehj-irho- received a lar
B reward fer his capture. He was tri
at the district court at Lamesallla and
convicted of triple murder and sen
tenced by Judge Bristol to be hanged
at Lncoln on the 13th day of May.
He applied to Gov. Wallace for a par
don , but was srefused. This noted
man is now again at large , and it ia
feared that hia capture can only be
effected by much bloodshed. Gov.
Wallace will offar a large reward for
his apprehension.
ELEOTEIO SPABK3.
SATURDAY'S TELEGRAPHIC NEWS BOILED
DOWN TO FACTS AND FIGURES.
Ten persona are now known to
have b en lost in the drowning disas
ter at Elgin.
Two men robbed a woman of $5 in
the middle ol a street in Buffalo , N.
Y. , and escaped.
An acre of territory was burned ov
er at Detroit on Saturday night , in
volving a less of § 150,000.
*
A heavy wind and rain storm played
sad havoc with Clarksville , Tenn. , on
Friday night last. The opera house
was nearly destroyed.
1 he case of criminal libel against
John S. Sireenar , of-tho Cincinnati
Penny Press , was dismissed in the
courts on Saturday.
The deadlock between the governor
and council In Mtine still continues.
The council refuses to confirm any of
his nominations except one.
The St. Paul railroad company
have perfected arrangements for the
erection of twenty western electric
lights to be used in their freight yards
at Milwaukee.
Up to Saturday night there had been
redeemed of the G par cent bonds for
continuance $47,193,860. Papers rep
resenting many millions more were re
ceived , but could not be properly re
ferred for want of time.
John W. Mlnturn , a prominent
merchant of New York , committed
suicide by shooting himself in the
montn. His daughter died Saturday
morning , which aggravated a despond *
ent frame of mind into which he had
fallen.
Advices received at Detroit , Mich. ,
early yesterday Tnorning- from Mt.
Clemens , say that the pr.rty of four
men who went fishing Tuesday hst
have not been found. Several steam
yachts have been engaged In the
search but all were unsuccessful.
The committee of thonationalinlt
goods association has construed the
recent decision of the supreme court
to apply to all branches of the knit
goods' trade. If promulgated the ef
fect of this deeiaion will deprive half
a million people of employment for
several months.
Accsrdicg to a circular just issued
by Secretary Wtndom , on and aftei
Wzduetday of this w-eek , 5 par cent
funded bonds of 18'31 , included in
the one hundred and firat call , will be
paid at the treasury of the United
States with intere it to May 21. Thej
will be paid as usual by checks drawr
to the order of the payee. All bondi
forwarded for redemption should bi
addressed , "Secretary of the Treaa
nry. Loan Division , Washington , D
C. , " and all registered bonds shonlc
be assigned to "the tJecretaiy of thi
J Treasury , for redemption. " Wher <
parties desire checks in payment fo
registered bonds drawn to the orde
of anyone but the payee , they shonli
, assign them to the secretary of th
treasury for redemption for account c
person or persons towhcsa order th
check should be made payable.
THE "CITY OP AUSTIN'S" WKECE
THE DISASTER DUE 19 A MISTAKE B
THE PILOT.
NEWJ YORK , May 1 1 s. m. NJn
of the passengers of the wrecke
steamer "City of Austin" arrived 1
the city yesterday. Ono of them i
speaking of the wreck said that the ac
cident was wholly ttributed to th
action of the pilot. He mistook a re
buoy for a black one and passed it o
the starboard side insteca of on th
port. When the captain realized tb
'perilous situation of his ship ho immt
diatoly signaled a tug and had the pat
seugers taken'off without delay , troi
ble or excitement. The remainder c
the passengers and what has bee
saved of the cargo , will arrive to-da ;
The loss on the ship and cargo wl
amount to nearly § 200.000 ; insure
for half that amount.
GRANT IN MEXICO.
A BRILLIANT BECEFIIOK ACCORDED HI
AT THE CAPITAL.
Cmr OP MEXICO , May 2 1 a. m -
A brilliant banquet was given Fricu
night at the American leg.ition in hoi
or of ex-Preaident Grant of the Uni
ed States. It was ono of the mo. .
brilliant events of the se > ison and w ;
attended by the Mexican federal ai
military officials , American consul ar
daughters , of Yera Cruz , a Dumber <
distinguished American capitalist
representing the railroad interests
Mexico nnd all the mombara of the d
ploaiatic corps. Speeches were mac
by Gen. Grant , U. S. Minister Mo
gnu , Gen R&mero and others. Tl
almost harmony prevailed. Great i
terest is manifested here in the pr
jected railroad to tha United State
Ex-President Diaz , who is nowtrave
log through the country In the Inte
est ff these lines , meets with a hea
ty reception at all points.
Financial Beview.
, YoRK , May 2 1 a. m. Tl
events of the week in financial circl
were not without i&terest. The mom
market worked easily , rates for CE
loans ranging from 3 to 5 per cen
Foreign exchange strong and rat
wtre advanced during tha week Jfro
§ 484 to § 486. Government bom
strong throughout the week and a
vanced sharply. Railroad and m !
cellaneons speculation was firm at tt
opening and prices advanced throng !
out the entire lilt , but toward it
close of the week there wcs a shr
decline In elevated shares , which hi
a depressing effect on the rc-st of tl
list and prices decMned sharply in tl
final dealing' . However firmer fei
ing again prevailed and recovery e
sued.
Tne National Gome.
NEW YORK , April 30 1 a. m. '
Bostons , 7 ; Metropolitans , 5.
CHICAGO , April 30 1 a. m. 01
a csgos 8 , Cleveland ! 5.
I , WORCESTER , April 30 1 a. m.
ct Worcester 4 , Trojs 0.
e An Assault m Leaven worth ,
LEAVES WORTH , K . . May 1 1
i- m. Yesterday ex-Senator E. G. Roi
editor of The Standard , was aissnh
and struck with a cane by D. R. A
thony , editor of The Times. The can
of the assault doubtless existed it
quarrel which has long been In pi
gress between the two papers ,
LOST AT SEA.
The British Steamer Fararna
Wrecked and Eighty Per
sons .Drowned ,
r
Imposing Ceremonies at the
Funeral of the Great Edi
tor of France.
Tortures of a BailiSin County
Galway by a Party of
Disguised Lieu.
MELBOURNE , Mr.y 1. The British
steamer Fararna , of Melbourne , hss
baen wrecked on the roofs off Otago ,
New Zealand , and eighty persons
drowned.
EMIL DE GIBABDIN'S FUNERAL.
Emit de Girardin was buried yes
terday , the funeral se 7ice taking
place at Sh Fierres da Chaillottv ,
near his residence. 'The archbishop
refused to allow Madeline to he nied
for the purpose. A large crowd of
celebrities were present. Girardin's
death leaves a vacant spot in the
chamber , where he oat for the Ninth
arrondissement of Paris. There is
some talk of putting up M. Herveau ,
the Orleauist. and director of Lezolel-
laa ao candidate. '
A BAILIFF TORTURED.
LONDON , , May 1 Information was
received yesterday from 01 If den ,
county Galway , Ireland , that a bail
iff named King was roasted for so'me
time over a fire by a party of dis
guised men. Hia akin was blUtered
and his hair all singed off before he
was released. He wa obliged to
swear he would resign his office. He
now lies in a veiy dangerous condi
tion.
IIOBSi : EPIDEMIC.
PAEIS , May 1. A terrible epidemic ,
somewhat akin to typhus , is making
great havoc among the horaea of this
c.ty. The Paris omnibus company it
Eiir to have lost 75,000 francs , and
the Cjmpagnie des Petitea Volturos
over a million francs.
WASHINGTON WIEINQS ,
/
Another Investigation , and
What the Caucus
Will Do.
WASHINGTON , May 1. Invettfga-
lion is expected early next week in
respect to the mail tag fastener con
tract , in which Gen. George A.
Sheridan is interested. The poatmas.
ter who obtair ? d the fastener patenl
fromXiiyman , the inventor , and do-
ilvered U to Sheridan , has gone on i
trip to the far west. Sheridan ha :
saked for an invettigation , and it ii
expected that some veiy importanl
developments will icault In the way o
connection of unsaapacted' partiei
with the contract : . .
The republican eenate'caacas committee
'
mitteo finalljr succeeded In1 'having i
conference with the president yester
dayand expect to have a report to sub
mlt. to the cincus to-morrow. Thi
plan ji nnaltored from that roportei
yesterday morning. An execativ
session irill be had on Tuesday to b
devoted to the consideration of th
Chinese treaties. Tha necessary non
inalions will then be taken-np an
proceeded mlh if possible.
' Muac be a Democrat ,
i NEW YORK , May 1 1 c. m. Dai
iL ing the trial of Cadet Whittaker * yei
lord ay several witnesses testified t
the good character of Whittakei
James G. Mackcy , of Aiken , S. 0
said that ho always considered hii
truthful uniil he read a speech thi
Whittaker delivered during the pres :
dential campaign , and now wonld nc
believe him under the most solem
oath.
MARKETS lil TJSLEGRAPE
New York Money ami Stocks.
WALL STBZET , April 33 12:30 p. m.
MoNtT Market at 3@3 iier cent , clo
ing at 3. P.iine morcnuti's paptr , 4 (5 (
per jent. Sterling ex > Lau c , sixty day
§ 4 S3- ; sterling d.inan-1 , > 4 Si .
GOVEBSMEMS Uncbat ged.
Coupons 1881. . .1(3 ? UP firsts . U !
New o's . 1 024 U P land urantll-
New4is . 1143 U P sinking
New 4s . 11CJ fund . 12 ;
Pa. ' C's of 95. . . 131 Erie 2d's . H !
t G P bonds. . . . 114J L&W . 13 !
18 STOCKS.
Market was weak in early dealings ai
decliced @lper cent , but towa-da not
an active buying movement set in , and
which prices advanced @ 3J per cent , Ii
by elevated shares , ( .tiesaueake & Obi
coal sharc3 Louisville & Nash\ille , Lai
Shore , Michigan Central , Nashville
Chattanooga , Erie , Union Pacific ai
Iroa jMxuntain. During the afternoi
there was some reaction , but it was u
sequently recovered and the market cloai
strung at about tbe highest prices of tl
day. Tbe following are the closing b.t
HI. 136i Ohio ( Jen 2
Panama 26) P&DE 3
Ft. Wayne. . . . ttl Out & W $
O&P lee * B , CE&N.-7
I C i-W : ( A. &T. H. . . . . &
C.B. Q 164 ? T-fd - 12
C&A 13 $ WStL&P , . . . 4
pfd 140 pfd. . . . " . . . . 8
NYC 1445 Han & St. J. . . 6
L S 1-C pfd 10
Can S 75i I M 4
MichCen 1083 pfd 6
Erie 47J Jstpfcl 9
pfd 87 C. StL&JV. . . 71
Northwestern..124g K&T 4
pfd 1S7JI UP U
St Paul llli CP 8
pfd 126 NP 4
StP&O 411 pfd 7
pfd 8 * L&N. 16
DL&W 118 N&C 8
MorrU E..122 L.N&AC 7
Del&H 109 H&T 7
N J C 97i D&RG 10
leading. 5/4 W TJ TeU 11
O&M 43 | A&P 4
pfd 10' < ? PacMail 5
C&O 2G | AdamsEr. 12
M&O 3i ) Fargo U
C&C 87 AmEx 7
OC&rC 24J US Ex. 6
MISIKO STOCKS.
QnicksUver. . . . . 18 Standard 2
pfd 65 Excelsior i
Caribou 2 Little Pitts. . . . ;
I- Cen Arizona. . . 4J Ontario c
Homestake. . . . 24t
Onicaao Produce Market.
0 , April 30.
CLOSDfO.
"Wheat Moderately active ai
higher ; No. 2 , gilt edge , SI 00101
cueed at outilda
prices fur en
-81 OOJ@1 OIL closed at outside f
% April ; 1 CO101 | , closed at ot
o side bid for May ; § 1 021 03
1 closad atoaldde bid for June ; § 1 Q
© 1 03J , closed at outside bid for
Jaly ; No. 3 , 96 : .
Corn Moderately active and a
shade higher ; No. 2 , 42c for cash ; 41J
a42c , closed at 42 Jo bid for May ; 42 | >
a42jjc , closed at outside bid for June ;
43i43jc , closed at 43s bid for July ; '
43i44c , closed at 44Jo bid for Au-
Oats Active end higher ; No. ,2 ,
36ia37c for o h ; 36Js3Gjo , closed
36c for May ; 36 86c , closed at
outside for June ; 35 35Jc , closed at
35 Jc for July.
Eye Firm ; No. 2 , $1 14 for cash ;
§ 1 14 bid for May ; gl 10 for June.
Barley No demand.
Perk Quiet , hrmer and higher ;
$17 45 > 17 50 for cash ; 17 42 al7 45
for April ; 17 47 17 50 fer May or
Jnne ; 17 57 1760 for July.
Lwd Active demand : 811 20@11 25
for cash ; 511 2J for M y , 11 27 h
© 1130 lorJnne | ; S1137 for July ;
811 35 ; @ 11 40 for August.
Bulk meaU Boxed shoulders ,
85 90 ; short ribs , 8 65 , short clear ,
880.
Whiskey ? ! 08. ' „
Butter S'.eady but weak ; 8a24c ,
according to location.
' Receipts Plour , bbls. , 17,030
Wheat , bu. , 18,000 ; Oorn , bu. , 188-
000 ; Oatbu , 129.000 ; Rye , bu ,
4000 ; B rley , bu , 9,000.
Snlpments Flour , bbls. , 15,000 ;
Wheat , btK , 135,000 ; Ooru , bu. , 343-
000 ; Oatc , bu. , 52,000 ; Bye , bu. ,
3000 ; Barley , bu. , 9000.
New York Produce
NEW Yeas , April 30.
Flour Unchangedi
Wheat Opened heavy aud lower ,
closed firmer ; rucetpts , 156OCO , bn. ;
exports , 162,000 bu. ; ungraded red ,
§ 1 10 12Ji ; No. 3 do , 120122 ;
steamer do 1 11 ; No. 2 red , 1 23ial 26 ;
steamer do. 1 20 121 ; mixed winter ,
122 ; ungraded white , . ! ICal 19 ; No
3 do 1 20al 21 J ; No. 1 do,122a23i ;
No. 2 red , April , 1 23M 23f ; May ,
1 21 | 1 22g ; June , 1 1'JSal 20 | ; July ,
1 18 1 18 .
Oorn Lower ; receipts , 90,000 bu. ;
exports , 38,000 : ungraded , 56i56 c ;
No. 3 , 55(556 ( ; steamer mixed , 58A ©
58 | ; No. 2 , 59J@GO ; No. 2 , April ,
GOaCl ; May , 5G..568 ; June , 54J ; July ,
5554-
Oats Stronger and rather quiet ;
receipts , 33,000 bu ; western mixed ,
45a46 c ; white do , 4651.
Eg.a ? Dnllatl215c.
Pork Weak ; old meaa 816 12Ja
16 15 ; new mess quoted at 17 75.
Beef Quiet but firm.
Cat meate Firmer and quiet ; long
clear middles , S3 00 ; short clesr 9 50.
Lard Firm and fairly active ;
prlmo steam , 811 62
Butter Dull at Ila27c.
Cheese Quiet aud unchanged.
Chicago Live Stoc ] Mwket
CHICAGO , April 30.
The Drovers' Journal this afternoon
reports as follows ;
Hogs Receipts , 90CO heads ; de >
mand moderate , mainly on home pack' '
ing account ; couim n to good mixec
packing , $5 75a6 05 ; light , 5 856 10
choice heavy packers and shippers
6 10.i6 40 ; mcrket SalOa lower thai
on Friday. f
Cattle Receipts 1800 head ; qnle
and alow at steady salon ; common tt
fair shipping , $4 60@5 10 ; good t <
choice , $5 40@5 65 ; batcher cattl
steady at 82 504 58 ; stockers am
feeders fairly active and steady a
$3 20@4 80 ; extra foeden , 84 90 ,
520.
520.Sheep
Sheep Receipts , 300 head ; de
mtnd strong and market brisk ; com
mon to fair , $4 90a5 30 ; good ti
prime , $5 60aG 25 ; shorn sheep noml
nal at 4 00 4 75.
St. Louis Produce MarRec.
ST. Lours , April 30.
Wheat Lower ; No. 2 red , 81 06
for caeh ; 81 07@1 07 for Maj
§ 1 06@1 07 for June ; $1 01@1 01
forJn1y98jc ; for August ; 97J@97
for the yen.
Corn Slow ; 4243 for casl
42J for May and June ; 42g@42 | fo
July ; 43 for August.
Oats Better at 353@35i for cart
34 § for May ; 33 f ° r July.
Rye Lower ; § 1 10 bid.
Barley Dull at 75cal 10.
Whiaky 81 06.
Pork Quiet ; jobbing S17 60.
Lard Slow at 81112i.
Dry Sslt Meats Firm , and in goo
demand for car lots at § 5 7038 60i
8 808 85.
St. Louis Live atock Market.
ST. Louis , April 30.
Hogs Fairly active ; Yorkers an
Baltimoree , go 85@G 00 ; mixe
packiup5 75@G 00 ; choice to finq
? 615@6 35 ; pigs , ? 5 005 40.
CaUle Supply light nnd price
weaker on heavv " grades ; exporter :
$5 60i6 CO ; fair "to good , 5 105 51
common to medium , 4 50.5 03 ; butcl
era' steers , 4 5Dj5 03 ; feeding steen
490 520 ; stocKers , 4. 05175 ; Col
r&do ste-rs , 4 40a5 25 ; wintered T < s :
ans , 3 85i4 55 ; coirs and heifers , 3 2 :
4 25 ; Indian or southwest steers , 5 {
aG 80. Receipts , 300 head.
Liverpool Produce Mar&et.
LIVERPOOL , April 30.
Wheat Winter , 9i@9i Sd ; whiti
9s@9dGJ ; spring , 8s GJ@9 2d ; cla
9s 6 d9i ( lOd.
Corn New , 5s 3d ; old , 5 < 6Jd.
L-rd 55j 9d.
Pbrk-62s.
Cincinnattl Produce Market.
CIHCIHNATI , April 30.
Wheat Firmer ; No. 2 red , § 1 1
Corn Firm ; No. 2 mixtd , 47
. , 40j.
Ryr Dull ; No. 2 , SI 22.
Barley Firm an 1 unchanged.
Pork Qniet at 317 50.
Lard Firmer at $11 25.
Bulk Meats Quiet and unchanije
Bacon Quiet end firm at Ga9
9o.
Whiskey Steady at 81 C 5
Toledo Produce Mtrcet.
TOLEDO , April " 30.
Wheat Esiipr ; No. 2 red , SI
for April ; 1 11 J for May ; 1 10k i
Jane ; 1 07 § for July ; 1 03J fcr A
gust ; 1 02J for yor.
Corn Quiet ; 4GJo for cash ; No.
46 for osh or May ; 4GJ for July.
Oati Dull and nncnanged.
Morey Out of JalL-
LOWELL , Mass. , May 2 1 a. ! m ,
Simuel Morej , of this city , -who *
arrested last November for aliog
perjury la connection with the G ;
field-Chinese letter , and has bin
bean imprisoned in Now York , rriv
here yesterday afternoon. He look
haggard and walked on crutch
from the depot to his home.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL
Real Estate Transfers.
The following transfers wore re
corded at the county clerk's office
Saturday , as reported for this paper ,
by John L. McGsgue , real estate
agent aud conveyancer :
Simon H. Wtttee tnd wife to Ed
ward Deidrich , lot 3 , block 12 , Shlnn's
addition , w. d. § 1250.
Andtdw F. Carlson and wife to Pe
ter J. Johnson , lot 4 , block 15 , Credit
Fonder addition , w. d. § 1700.
Catherine A. Anthony to Charles
W. Hamilton 2 73-1CO aetes In sec.
16 , tp. 15 , range 13 east , w. d.
$1500.
Bath Horn to Michael Dee , 20acrei ,
in sec. 9 , tp. 14 , rano 13 eait , q.c.d.
S50.
Martha A. Simpkina to Michael
Dee , 20 acrea in sec. 9 , tp. 14 , range
13 east , q. c. d. $50.
August ca Konntza and wife to
James Kreppel , lot 10 , block 5 ,
Kounlzo'a third addition , w. d.
$250.
$250.William
William Garnet and wife to George
Ohrt , n , w | , eee. 6 , 'tp. 10 , range
12 east , w. d. ? 880. '
Hon. Lorenzc Crounte , ofFi Calhoun ,
Mnj. J. W. Paddock , of Ft. Eobinjon ,
and Jud e Hull , of Lincoln , are register
ed at the Withnell.
Undoubtadly the beat anirt In the
United States is manufactured at the
( Jmr.ha Shirt Factory. The superiority
of Material and workmanship , com-
oiucd with their great Improvements ,
that is Reinforced fronts , Reinforced
backs and Reinforced slaovea , makei
their shirt the moat durable and beat
fitting garment of the kind , ovei
manufactured at the njderate price ol
$1.50. Every shirt of our make ie
guaranteed first-cites and will refund
the inouey if found otherwise.
We roske a specialty of all wool ,
Shikar , and Oentoii flannel , a'sc
chomols underwear , made np with
vlow to comfort , warmth and durabil
ity. To invalids nd weak-lunged
persona we offer sponlal inducement ]
in the manner thess goods are made
for their protection.
PH. GOTTJTEJJIFK ,
L. B. WILLIAMS
S
This Week We Will Offer
I CASE CHILD'S HOSI
at 25c and 35c per Pair ,
Worth 50c and 60c.
Also 1 CASE
Ladies' Silk Clock Bal
briggan ,
Regular Made ,
At 25c a Pair.
ahisisaKABEBAEGAINi
which , it would be we 11 to ta
advantage.
ONE CASE
LADIES' ' ASSORTED
FANCY HOSE ,
At 25c a Pair.
These are all New Design ? j at
FAST COLORS.
We Also Offer :
LadIcs'Hosc at 1 1
u " . . 131-
< < it i . i
And up ta . . $3 , <
LADIES' HIP AND SH
, HOSE ,
. At BUINOUS PET.CES.
1 Case Gent's Half HeAt
At 35c per Dozen.
Cent's Fancy Half Hos
Regular Made and Fast
Colors , at 25c a Pair.
These Hose arc -worth , and ha
never heen sold for less
than 40o
"We are displaying a y
Large and Elegant Aeac
mentot
GENT'S ' HALF -HUS -
At Prices that
SURPRISE EVERYONE
Don't Fail to See tht
Goods ,
"Cash Eelailei-s , "
Cor. Dodga and 15th Stree
J. H. FLSEGEL
Saifessor to J. H. THII LE ,
MfiUniiNT TAILOIi
No , ,170 Douglas Street ,
Any ont rhavln ; dtni anlouls I will rnx
htm free of chir'ge. L * T orders south
corn i of Harney and 14th fit. , oecond door.
- CHAHIES 8PLIT1
RHEUMATIC CURE
IIWar nntcd a Safe , Ctrta'.n and Bpe&lj- Cora
RbenouiUjm In all lu fortes , TienraJiria. I
Bck , Pain la the Breast and Side , Fain It
atomich and KlJnsjB , ic ! - is an intc
remedr. a Toole and Blood inrtfler , and wh
removes the Duoasa it ImLrovad tha zei
health. *
SMITH , ELCK& CO. , PHOPRIETO
PUTTSrfSinH.HEBHASXA.
0. F. man. jenrral u ha
SUBSCRIBE FOR
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„ THE WHlEKfcY BE
C8
The Best in the We t-
LARGEST STOCK !
s'
tflUBBEfl eOQTt *
Hand Sewed Shoes a specialty
H. DOHlTft GO'S.
Leading Shoe Store ,
OMAHA , . . . . NBB.
apfdiwlm
16th Annual Statement *
SADTT. PAUL
Fire and Marine
INSURANCE GO.
As made to the Insurance De
partment of Minnesota ,
Jan. 1,188L
* " ' AS-ETS.
Cash in Offlea Mid Banks f 63,920 U
United States Government Eondi. . . . 50,500 CO
Keal Eitatc , including Mortgages In
process otfore.torare. , . 101.6&4 21
Firtt Mortgage Loans SO , 4362
fall Lians , SO per centctcollaterals. . 17(1,190 16
Rink Stoc nJ Bonds 279,5436 !
iccru d Intereit ami Rents 18 030 25
I iland Hull rrem.nm Notes 4,609 04
City anil Agency Premiums. . 40,20341
$854,305 81
LIABILITIES.
Cash Cipltal . . . . . . JWO.OOO 00
Eesfrve fur Reinsurance _ . . _ 250.1C52S
" " Unidjuited Losses 49369CC
Commissions Una Agecti 5SS30i
Nct.buri.Iu3 _ . . . 15348291
$354,305 81
Losses paid slnca organization ot the Company ,
$3S28,760 72.
C. A , EAiov , a H. EiaiLOW ,
-ecrttiry. . President.
MURPIIY & LOVtTT , AjOuU.
STATE OF NEBRASKA.
INSURANCE DEPARTJIINT.
AUDITOR'S Orrcs , I
ZwcoLf , Februaty 1st , 1S31. j
It Is hereby crtiflol that Murphy & Lovett
ilOioiha , In thaCnuaty cl Dou Us. S-ate c
Nebra kis hcrc'y duly authorize ! to trancac
ihj busiao sof Firi Insarince tar le cnrren
ytar 111 said County , 23 Agect of the St PAD
Fire and Jtanne In'urarce Company , of St
Paut , Intho'-Ute of Minnesota , subject to al
the rertiictions and limitation * ol the law resul
atlnij Fire In'uraneo Comnan'csin ' this State.
In ItstlmonyVhereof , Ihave hereunto t m ;
hand and the teal ot the Auditor ot Public A.
counU , the day and year abovj writt'n.
JOHN WALL1CHS ,
Auditor of Public Account * .
In Charso of Insurance Departm nt.
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rtE European Bemedy Dr. J.
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Medicine :
Wsainrja , tapotency , and ail dUeaie * lennl
Iroiu Sclf-AbtiM , at Mental Anxiety ,
se Mimory , Painaln the BAC ! ; or Side , aad dlM
tbnt Ion
Comramp
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an early p
The Sp
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Pampl
ts. fint fre to alL Write ( or them and e t
partlcnlan.
Pries , SpeclSe , tl.00 perpickage , or six p
aces tor 15.00. Address an orders to
. B. SIMPSON MEDICINE OX ,
Soa. ' M nJ ICfl Main St. . Buffalo , X.
Bold In maha br 0. F. Goodman , J. rfT. 1
tetOUda
JlJa day at hcme einlj
nrU lrrw > t A a > Imf A fn
AOENT3 WANTED FOR.
Faateat Selling BOOK of the Age
Foundations ol Saceei
CUSIXESS A.SnSOCIAl.01U16
The laws of trade , le al forms , how to ti
act btuinefflTalnabU tabl-s , lOtUl e4lqui
uirliirncr.Ury isii'ite , few to coodooc pt
bU3lne-rtln ; f-ct > t U a complete Omdft to So.
lor all c a. n. A family I ecomltyAddreK
eireulsn ml fptclal term * A.VCIIOE flBU
IN ( ? CO. . "t L. Ola. Mo
PEOP03ALS FOR SPBIE
The nnder lnfd will r el e pr po Is J
tor parlies ue-iri > ? to tell fiftten (15) ) to thirty
im > atre ? of lau Ion which the. els ltnated a c
the mtltt-f bOM nutlet is in the tide of a bluff
ma. lv t an five f et ibore the g-neral UveJ ft
Irit roundioT * nd conli ucu * Uud. Px tfC3Cue :
. ihe size ornnm'jer of ar l
era. , n--h Un I will iti.
per mi/nte of uch p ing , lit exact dhU
lVomne rtg r-llrt d stavlon and the nmr
is , o f rtio > towohlu and r nie lawhich I
' 0"nit op'0pom'8 1II be opened on tts :
d 'of Apiii , 1881 , and the G'mmia.on ! raw
iha tixbt to reject any a : d alJ bid * .
W. L. MAY Freoont.
II 3.KALEV RelClood.
R. K. LIVISOSTOX Plattonont
SUte B jard of Flih Comml i
lt
apU-dlOt-
aw im your on torn. Itrmr
oatatic .
lonlxnd'.Kd.
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
FROM
NEW YORK AUCTION SALES 1
Just Opened at the
IBQSTCOSr STOZRIE ,
61610th St. , Bet. Jackson and Jones.
The entire Stock will be offered at the following
unprecedented low prices , and continue until the whola
is disposed of :
Standard Prints 60 , UD-town price 8 l-3o ; Lonsdale Muslin 8 l-3o
up-town price lOo ; Unbleached Muslin 5o , Tip-town prica 7 l-2o ;
Lancaster Ginghams 8 l-3c , np-town price 12 l-2o.
DRESS GOODS I DRESS GOODS !
Zula Brocades 7 I-2c , up-town price 8 l-3c ; Manchester
Brocades I6c , up-town price 25c ; English Cashmeres 37 l-2c ,
up-town price 60c ; Black All-Wool Cashmeres 40c , 65c ,
70c , 80c , up-town prices 60c , 70c , 85c , SI 00 ; Black Gros
Grain Silks 90c , $1.00 , SI.25 , up-town prices $1.26 , SI.60 ,
$1.76 ; Cheviot Shirtings lOc , up-town price I6c ; Brocade
Silks ane Satins 33 1-3 per cent less than up-tpwn prices ;
Bleached and Unbleached Table Damasks 40c , 60c , BOc ,
76cr up-town prices 50c , 65c , 75c , $1.00 ; Scotch Huck and
Damask Towels 20c , up-town price 35c ; Turkey Red Dam
ask 45c , up-town price 65c.
HOSIERY ! HOSIERY !
Men's Unbleached Half Hose 5c , up-town price lOo ; M * n's
Brown Mixed Half Hose lOc , uptown price iiOc ; Ladies' Hose
lOc , up-town price 15s ; Ladies' Heal Baleriegan Hose 25o ,
worth 40c ; Children's Hose 5c , tip-town price lOc.
The above are all perfect Goods , and at lower prices than
damaged Goods offered.uptown. OALL AND SEE AND BE
P. G. IMLAH , - - - Manager.
"BOSTON STORE. "
A. B. HUBERMAHN ,
X.33
LER
,
Cor. Douglas and 13th Sts.
Gives Great Bargains in Ladies' and Gents !
AMERICAS C8LDAND SILVER WATGES
All Kinds Of
JEWELRY , SILVER WARE AND DIAMONDS.
We Guarantee The Best Goods For The Least Money.
IUtltt
New Shoe Store.
W. L. KIDD , Prop. , J-coVKct ? ,
New Goods Late Btyies Bot-
torn prices Every.thlng
"Warranted.
GATZ & FREEMAN ,
CRACKER MANUFACTURERS ,
Ani Wholesala DwUrt in CiaARS and CONFECTIONERY ! Darlnj tkt
F lUnd Winter w will handle CODNSELMEN'8 FRESH OYSTERS , whlck
are now th bwt in the market. A. Urga assortment of CANDY and SUGAR ,
TOYS for th Holiday tr d .
GATZ & FREEMAN , S10 llth St. , Omaha.
The New York
IBI-A.T
For the largest assortment , the latest styles and the best
quality of Hats and Cap * ! the New York Hat Company leada them
all. fcatUfy yourselves by examining the stock.
Corner Eleventh aud Faruhum Streets.
A jXTETW" STOIRIEI
at 518 Sonth 518 South
10th St. 3 10th St.
EXTREMELY LOW PRICES !
Ot Corsets from 25o upwards. A
im * We carry a selected stock of ,
to French Coutilt Double Class Side Staels , Embroidered Bust Cor
Ion in.1 eet Wtite and Colored , only 60c. A full line Hamburg : Edging
ir.c are and of Ineertionu , from 2o upwards. Eeal Linen Torchon L oa ,
ir.cit
it niLj
nt of French Brahant MilteM , Bnnta an J other acft Iht rery love * !
wim
AT Mil AM
3t > a
,
la- n-icei lace Tie * Collar * arl TIihtM cf evtry dtacrtptlon. from . lOo upward * ladle * Callow
! _ WraPMr .nd Suit ready nuda and m-de to ord.r , from 76cnP a.dt
I.U W wiihto-al attention U our Immenw itock of Children' * Ihove * and Apron * , alw Bon
mu CMx and Oin hara W Uts We carry a c impeta'e aisortment of tidies' ami Chlldrea'i Oniler-
.rmenUatthi T.ry 'owest New York prices. In our line of Cent's furnUhlar Oaodi w tttf
compsUtloO. pleiseoUandconilnceyoureel/ .
518 South 518 South
OMAHA BAZAR
10th Street. , 10th Street.
Ir Rubin Bros. - - - Prop's ,
atb
atbw ' New Brick Enildiny.
Traynor's apT U i
r aorRoom D. D. DtHtlVItlri , at Omaha un. It
ins- tte , CO'ftlSSiON 1V3ERGHAHT
bic Poreltcn nnd Domestic Fruit.
, . Dealer In
: cts d Wholesale
u. " " -
for . . C and Owintry Prodne * Oen tallf
Poultry. m
n-M. rr'f
ill- Jobber of Ham. , B * < ' .f ? * ' , ? fe-td. nd M chandlM Dot kert Iri rtoek hJn lI-
illG. P0" Vhf.m."be ? .eleetSI w th rare , and U11 J at cnn.ut MarketraUl.
G. General Western Agent for BOOTH'S OVAL BBAND OISTEES ,
ed Wholesale Dealer In
Fresh Lake , River and Salt Water Fish ,
not
erIn -
In ?
DO4
ace
DECORATIVE PAINTER.
Jth Artistic Work. Prices and
tes Bast 1 ? skns. latest Ftyles and
Spt ifications ftunished. Get my P nres before Ordering -
dering Work Blsawneie.
BIGN3 , Ptxpsr Hanging , Plain Pafntinj : of all Kinds.
. '
; nd 1318 aarncy Street , - * o3IA5 * fWEB
. marl2oodlni
Co. t :