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< r > - . .f DAILY BEE : I JUL C,188I. , * i "i'\ it t GUITEAU , THE ASSASSIN. A Strange History of a Lifo of Criino and Madness , Interviews With His Brothor- in-Law and Former Acquaintances. A Pronclior Thief nnd Lixtryor JJoo- tnror Free Love nnd tlio Soooiid Advent. TUB HOME OF TUB ARSAHSIN . CHICAOO , July 2. Acquaintances ot Chos. J. Oittoau. the assassin of President Garfield have been inter flowed by the ayont ot the National Associated Press , and the following facts learned concerning him : His first ospoaninco in this city was about twelve years a o , and at which time lie was practicing law , but his practice was not marked with much success. Shortly After that year he married tlio mstor of Qoorgo IScovillc , a prominent attorney this city. It took but a short time to prove that Giltaau was a tr.iud. Ho borrowed money wherever possible mid contracted bills promiscuously. About a ynar after his marriage ho suddenly left and for sometime noth ing was hoard of him. Ho returned again in 1870 , claiming that ho had lived an upright lifo tunco his abrupt departure , and also that he had been convortod. Ho identified himself with the young mon's Christian association , and began delivering lectures under the auspices of that association. These proved a failure nnd .lasted but a short time. It i.'was about this time his " manifested itself in "insanity sev eral ways. The most marked feature was ft scheme ho promulgated to buy out The Evening Mail newspaper. This delusion carried him so far that ho got out a prospectus fern n now paper which ho proposed to is sue after the Htylo of The Now York Herald. He contracted with Hoc for presses and with a telegraph company for dispatches , neither of which con tracts wore carried out. Ho quietly disappeared some four or five months ago unco which timu nothing has been soon of him hero. Ho was of French descent and had a generally crazy air about him. Ono of his marked pecu liarities consisted in brushing his utraight black hair directly back from his forehead. There is no doubt whatever - ever aa to his insanity. OUITEAD IN CHICAGO. CHICAGO , Juno 2 , In the rogues gallery - lory at.polico headquarters in this city , is a picture of Chan. J. Guitoau. Ho is described as a lawyer and theologian , five foot five and one-half inches tall light brown hair , blue oycs , light complexion , light brown board and mustacho. The picture was taken in 1877 , when ' ho was arrested for lar ceny. The criino consisted in collect ing money and failing to make proper returns. The matter was fixed up before the grand jury had opportuni ty to indict him. Miss Ada Sweety pension agent at this city relates an experience she once had with Guitoau. Ho wrote her a long rambling letter , making application for a position , saying he was a lawyer competent to fill any position under the government. Upon her refusal to employ him , ho said , "Perhaps you don't know who I am. " Ho then wont on to say ho wns a great proph et and religious revivalist , and it she did not give him u position she would 1)0 sorry. She then had him ejected from the ofiico. His parting observa tion was that ho always carried a re volver , Miss Swcot never hoard of him again until to-day , when ho flg- iired as would-be-assassinator of Pres ident Garfield. FUOM A I'AMILY BTANDPOIKT. CHICAGO , July 2. George Scovillo , Esq. , a well known attornoy-at-law in this city , gives the following sketch of Guitoau. Charles Julius Guitoau is my wife's youngest brother and is about 40 years of ngo. Ho was born in Ann Arbor , Mich. , or Freuport , Ills. , I don't know which. His fam ily moved to Freeport about 40 years ago. While quito young Charles , or Julius , as ho was called , was ambi tious in his ideas. Ho was sent to Ami Arbor , but becoming infat uated withtno doctrines of the Onuida community ho left college and joined them. Ho put nil his money , some $5,000 or $0,000 , info the commun I ity. Ho also became dissatisfied with that society. They were similarly af fected toward him bccauso lie would not work , but wanted to study the bible and religious works continually. After being with the Oneida community some four or five ypara ho ran away. I then assisted him with money. This supported him until the community had given him back part of the money ho had invested with thorn. With .this ho wont to New York and commenced to live in an attic on crackers nnd water until hu.chiimud to have discovered that this only was necessary tu support lifo and kept the reasoning faculties and spiritual senses in good order for commuicution with the Doity. Ho started u religious paper there for the purpose of con verting the world to his doctrines concerning - corning the second lulvont of Christ , which lie claimed had really taken place. Ho reached the nd of hia credit in Now York in 1809 and ave up the paper and came on to Chicago. He made such a failure of law practice that he finally confined himself to soliciting and do ing collecting business. The News BOOH got after him and made it so hot for him by exposing his crookedness in the collecting business that ho left town again , went to Nen York , where ho was at ono time fully shown np in The Herald. Ho again appeared on . the Bceno claiming to have experienced u change of heart. Ho soon became puffed up with his own importance und began advertising himself as "Tho lawyer , theologian and loctur-i or , " This frequently got him into difficulty with owners of halls ho had engaged to deliver lectures in , as none came to hoar him , in fact , he was consUnly getting into trouble of uomo kind or other. I have always considered him iiuano , but harmless , though on ono occasion I remember ho did ruiso on me and threatened to kill hU sister , my wife. I persuaded her not to ns ho would have been all the moro dangerous an enemy if ho should get out. Ho would rather die than do manual labor. His hobby was to lecture , talk , dream nnd to study. I can im- ftgino no reason for his attack on President Garfiold. Although ho was no politician ho always voted the re publican ticket HIS ( 'AnKHH AT MIL1TAUKBR. MILWAUKIIK , July 2. A gentleman of this city says : " 1 was quite well ac quainted with Guitcnu. His name is Charles Guitcnu. During the winter of 1878-70 ho had n desk in my office in this city nnd attempted to practice law hero. Ho had but little business and seemed very poor. Though it was winter ho wont about with only n thin summer coat on. Ho won not a for eigner as reported , but I think ho was of French descent I used to regard him as a little insane in that respect. Ho had some theory in regard to the erotcrio meaning of the Bible and claimed that it was then generally - ally understood aright. Sometimes ho would sit the whole day in the of fice nnd road the Bible. When I en tered the office , I sometimes found , him on his knees in prayer. Ho also published Homo pamphlets on re ligious subjects , which wore kept for sale at the bookstores. Ho was n good deal at the rooms of the Young Men's Christian association , and took part in the weekly prayer meetings there. I regarded him as n harmless follow , but very eccentric. Ho had Bomo business , as after ho loft the city parties used to cull for him oc casionally in regard to matters they had intrusted to him. Among those who know Gittenu is Judgp Mallory , in whoso court ho had practiced for some time. The judge stated that ho was a tall , swarthy , ill- natured looking fellow , who was now entirely sane. In the municipal court it was stated that ho was known as the defender of vile women , and was never known to have had a respectable - spoctablo client. Ho was , in every sense 6f the word , a pettifogger. The reporter was shown his attorney's card , and the following is a reproduc tion of it : "Charls J. Gittcau , Law- oor , Milwaukee , \Vis. Successful at tention given to any kind of law busi ness. Ton years practice in Now York and Chicago. " Another person who know liim while hero was Adolph Hermann , a prac ticing attorney. Ho describes him as a dark and swarthy looking individual who was evidently troubled with hy pochondria , and was full of all manner of visions concerning every imagina ble subject. While hero he was bus ied a portion of the time writing a book on morals. His mind evidently went by contraries , for ho was known throughout the city as n vicious , wild character. His place of busincs was , however , afterward changed from Broadway to Wisconsin street , where ' 10 remained several months. He finally loft the city having , it is un dorstopd , boon debarred from prac- ' icing in the courts. The next place ho struck was Chicago cage , and what ho did there , and what ho did afterwards is not known lore. His acquaintance was limited , : or howas , not a man to make friends. OUITKAU'rt MOTIVKH. WASHINOTON , D. 0. , July 3. Guitoau Htated to a reporter that papers respecting the motives loading o the crime , himself , his family , lis origin , his ideas everything con cerning all concerned , could bo found in a bundle addressed to Byron Andrew and loft with tho'newsdealer n the Baltimore & Potomac depot. Ho further said that thcsn papers were for the information of the public of Washington and Chicago , and that from thqm ho desired the accounts to bo obtained. At the news stand in the depot it was ascertained that such were deposited there for a few min utes and not called for again. The papers nnd parcels were taken to Mayor Brock and subsequently to Col. Corkhill , district attorney , who refused to make'them ' public. A KKMINIHCl'.NCK. It is worthy of note to state that some two or three weeks ago Guitoau wont to the jail for the purpose of vis iting it , but was refused admittance on the ground that it was not visitors' day. Ho at that time mentioned his name as Guiteau and said ho came from Chicago. When broupht to the jail to-day ho was admitted by the officer who had previously refused to allow him to enter , and mutul recog nition took plnco , Guitean remarking , "You are the man who wouldn't lot mo go through the jail some time ngo. " The only other remark lie made before being place in his cell was that General Sherman would ar rive at the juil soon , Tlio two jailors who nro now guarding his cell state that they have soon him around the jail several times recently and that on ono occasion ho appeared to bo under the influence of liquor. On ono of his visits subsequent to the first ono mentioned the officers Bay that Guiteau succeeded in reaching tlio rotunda of tlw building , where ho was noticed examining the scaffold from which the Hirth murdororu wore hanged. Pursuant ( , to his orders from the attorney general the officer in charge of the jail declined to ive any further information , nor would ho statp in what cell the prisoner was confined. This officer was an atten dant at the old city jail at the time of the assassination of President Lin coln. , Tbo State of Trade. Nr.\v YOIIK , July ti. Brudstroot's to-day will "The say : general trade und industrial situation of the country continues unusually health ful , borne improvement is noted as to crops in the west. Advices from the south nro generally encouraging , though information comes of a drouth in the northwest , South Carolina , nnd in Texas ; 1,609 failures throughout United States and Canada were re ported to Bradstreet this week , an in crease of twenty-two over the number ro | > ortod for the proceeding weeks. The middle states had twenty-throe , an increase of two ; the Now England sixteen , an increase of five ; the south ern states seventeen , a decrease of cue ; the western states twenty-two , a decrease of one ; California and tlio Pacific coast states twenty-five , an in crease of thirteen , ' Canada and the provinces twelve , an increase of four , to Pour an OIL L. 1 . Follett , Marion. O. , tatcs that hi h i uaed THOMAS' KCIKCTBIC OiUor burn * . TRANS-ATLANTIC. The London Press on the At tempted Assassination of President Barflold The Homo' Rulora DissatlsQod With.tho Land Bill. Cornell Again Defeated on tbo Thames. Franco Snj-n "HnniLi Off" to Tnr- koj Continental Crntub * . TUB NHWB IN LONDON. LONDON , July 2. The news of the shooting of Uarfiold , was received hero at 3 this afternoon nfter the stock exchange had closed for the day nnd nil American bankers had dis persed to thuir homes or to the clubs. It forum the general topic of conver sation. KNQLIHiI HYJIPATHY. LONDON , July 2. The news of tlio assassination of President Garfield lias caused intense excitumont in this city , especially among the American colony. As the report spread through the city the excitement became intense. Crowds of people Hooked to the news paper offices | nnd ottier public places to obtain the latest news. Lloyd's newspaper refers to the pa thetic words which tlio wounded pres ident used in dictating to his wife , and says that Inter intelligence will be looked for with the keenest anxiety. Ever } ' Englishman will execrate this dastardly attempt at assassination and earnestly hope for the president's re covery. covery.DISHATIBI'IED DISHATIBI'IED IIOMK IIULBUH. LONDON , Juno 2. The homo rulers are dissatisfied with the concessions that the cabinet are nmkiny on the land bill , nnd have agreed to seize every opportunity to review the ques tion of conviction and arrest , thus obstructing the bill. A KENIAN PLOT. The police have been informed of H Fenian plot to attempt the blowing up of the hall adjoining Hawardon castle , the residence of Gladstone. AN URGENT APPEAL. Parnell and McCarthy have made an appeal to the Irish electors , urging them to organize in every constituen cy with n view to win the election. TUB RAILROAD MURDER. LONDON , July 3. The murderer of Ir. Gould remains uncaptured , al- hough there have been numerous nr- osts of auspicious persons. The po- ice , however , declare themselves to > o on the track of the murderer. Sir Edward Thornton lias boon np- jpintod third secretary in the queen' * liplomatio service. CORNELL DEFEATED. LONDON , July 2. The promised race between the Horford crow , win ters of the Stewarts cup , and Cornell same olfi this morning at Henley. The Horford tour won easily. Cornell bulod oil the river banks twice and censed , rowing. ANOTHBllflUCB. The Cornell crow have arranged a natch with the Vienna crow , to bo owed on August Gth on the Danube Clio distance will bo between three uid four miles. SENSATIONAL BUIT. PARIH , July 2 A sensational law mit of poculinr piquancy is promised lie Do Bumont family in endeavor- ng to upset the will of the lute M. Do Bumont who , acting , it is saidun der the inlluonco of the Catholic or der of St. Vincent do Paul , had left several millions of his fortune to a ; irl protege of the order in London. HI-MI'.TAI.LISM. PARIS , July 3. The inlluonco in fa- for of cheap money and the probable agreement between the United States and Franco to establish a metallic sys .em nro confidently reckoned on. A FORCIBLE REMINDER. Franco has warned Turkey that il she sends reinforcements to Tripoli they will bo forcibly repelled , FOHKION NOTES. GENEVA , July 2. The greater part of Asbory , n town on an island , has boon burnt down and u number of lives lost. CONSTANTINOPLE , July 2. A party of brigands entered eastern Iloumelia and captured a director of Bollova and a dragoon nnd carried them to Macedonia. PARIS , July 2. The talented Amer ican sculptor , Pnxtor , died suddenly of brain lover at Naples , yesterday. ViKNNa , July 2. Ono hundred Hocialists have been expelled from Leipsic. TUNIS , July 2. The boy has sent 1000 troops to Sfnf to repress the agi tation there. A dispatch from Algiers says the situation in Algeria is bad anil that fresh tribes are joining Bou Amenm. CONSTANTINOPLE , July 2.Tho prisoners convicted of the murder of the ex-sultan have been allowed eight dayo to give notice of appeal. HOME , July 2. The chamber of deputies hnvo passed the electoral re form bill by u vote of 202 to 11C. 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It cures Scratches and all kinds of soroo on Horaci and Stock , aa well 03 on men. men.OUBK & WISE , Mannf's , 305 Illinois Street , Chicago. JBTBEND FOR PHICES. jo S4-Om-l)0 AGENTS WANTED roa OUR NEW BOOK BIBLE FOR THE YOUNG/1 being the Story of the Scripture * , by Hey. George Alexander Crook , 1) . 13. , In simple and attractive nnguago for old and yonng. Profusely tllurtra- tcd-maklnj { a niost ! ntcrcntng ! and Imprcsalve youth i Instructor. Ever } * parent will necure this work. Preachers , you should circulate it. Prlco 13.00. Send for circulars with extra tcnni. -J II. CHAMBERS & CO. SfLouIa Mo. BOCCS & HILL , REAL ESTATE BROKERS. No. 1508 Farnham Street , = TA. , - - 3XTB3EI. mi "opj ) . Grand Central Hotel. MrashLaniAgency DAVIS & SNYDER , ICOG Farnham St. , . . . Omaha , Nebraska. -9kOOOOO .CSX&XIS Carefully sclcctod land In Eastern Nebraska for tale. Great Uargalns In iuiiro\c4 ] farms , and Omaha illy property. 0. P DAVIS. WEBSTER SNYDER. Late Lnnd Com'r U.P. R. R. 4p-fcbU Notioo to Contractors- OEAM'.D propoanls for the erection and complo- O tlan of the new Grand Central Hold at Oma n , Ncli. , for Kitchen Pro's , will be received at thu Wlthnell Homo , Omaha , and the PaciSc llounj t. Joni'pli , JIo. , from July 14ti ) to 4 o'clock p. in. July 2'Jil , 18S1. Pl&tia and ( ix-clUcatlorui on \ lew at both of the abcnumcnUonwl houuw ) . Tlio rlclitto rujoct any and all bids Is rcMni.il. KCKKL&WANN , 800-22 Architects. PROPOSALS For FurnUlilntf Horses , Wagons , and Harness for the Indian penlcu. Sealed propos l for fiirnUhlng eighty (80) ( ) work liorsou , Uo (2) ( ) biifriry IIUIWH , fifty ( M ) uag- ons. ono\l ) light hjiriiijf wnj0" , " > ' ( W ) sets doubia harnctu for the Indian scrvlca at Otoe ain-ney. Nob. , will bo rutchvd by the undersign ed at hi * otlleo until five (6) ( o'clock p. in. Tuca day , July 20 , 1881 , at which time bid * will he opened and contract ! ) nvarded. Tlio followlm ; | > C'dfU-atlons and conditions will bo observed , namely : Tlio work hornoH must bo between the f four (4) ( ) and net en (7) ( ) > cart , not lew than fourteen (14) ( ) hands faluh and to ttolirh not leu than nlnu hundred and fifty ( US ! ) ) pounds , broke to double harness , trim to work and perfectly tound. The bun , ' } ' tram will be sub ject to the abate condition ! ! , and in addition must bo k xxl travelers All norms wlll.bo null- ledfd , to a thorough trial and Inspection before lichig received. They must bo weighed at the agency In tlio pretence of the agent. Watron * to bo narrow track , three (3) ( ) Inch thlmblen , spring wat , top , box , btma and ( OUTS ncr , t i be of Ueho (12) ) ounce duck Light wnuon , three ( .1) ) pprlni ; * , with top.liar - IICK * to be plain , luik ttraju nnd i-ollaru , full leather tuips complete , AH thealwieto be dclittrod at the agency at the i t'xpcnse f the contractor , not liter than September 1 , Ib81 , unless there should be delay In the approval ol the contract. All bUU must be accompanied by a certified chock or equivalent on tome United fSUtc * de positary , pa ) able to the order of the ajrent for at least fit 0(5) per cent of the amount of the bid , which theek blulllu ) forfeited to the United States In case any bidder recdtlng award shall fall to cxeeuto promptly a contr it with good , and mtllclcnt nuretles , uccordm ? to the terms ot his Md , otherwise to be returned tn the bidder. I'ay.nent wlllbeinadu tlirunj-h the Indian cf flee , Washington , I > - U , us oou as practicable alter the dctlu'rv ott \ goad * The right to reject any and all bids it reserved , Tits u ill be luchtd for ull or part of the above and thould be endorsed , "l'ropot > als for r'urnltthlniHomes , \Vaj'ons , and hamass , etc. , as the case may lie , and addressed to the under signed ut Otou Agency , tJage counjy , Neb. LK\VKUYN K. WOOUIN , U. 8 , Indlin Agent. , Ki'K , June 31 , 1681 , jo 23 dSv JSJOL ? . X.OXTXJS PAPER WAREHOUSE. GRAHAM PAPER GO. SIT and S10 North Mala St. , St. LouU , WIIOIMALI ntALRMI > N , \ PAPERS ENVELOPES , CA11D 110AUI ) AND Printers Stock. f JTCa h paid lor IUg aad Paper Stock- , Scrap Iron and M t U. Paper atoci WarthouM * 1 291 1Z37 , North 6UUt vireut. GEQ. H. PARSELL , M , D , Rootni la Jncobt' Itlock , op dofn , corner Cap IU1 ar nuo and rlftMnth ttrett. ItwtJcnc . 41 Sherman a > cnue. Hay be conrulted at iMldoo from 7 to B p. " m. " , excvpt Wcdnwdayi. . . . . om and OTTO niCYCLKS. Send three cent tUrap for Catalogue and firicc llrt containing full Information. N , I , D , SOLOMON , Paint * , Olla and Glow OMAHA , NEB. REMOVAL , THE iUIIIiniKAH BOOK STORE Ia.i remcntrt to 1420 Dougliw Street , between Hthmid 16th ( Opt ) . Dtii-hman'd ) , New itnd Second Hand booki bought , * sold and oxchan ( red DexterL.TIiomas&Bro , WILL BUT AND SELL CONSKTKD TIIRKKWmi , Pay Taxes , Rent Houses , Etc. IP TOC WAST TO EfT OR BF.Lt , Call at Onicc , Itoom 8 , Crclghton Block , Omaha. J. R. Mackey , DENTIST , Corner 16th and Douglas Sts , Omiha , Neb. Prices Reasonable. ap 23-3w To Nervous Sufferers THE GREAT EUROPEAN REMEDY. Dr. J. B. Simpson's Specific It li potqtirocuro lor Spcnn&torrhcn , Semlnn iV'tokncss , linpotancy , nnd , all Uiscwfcs remitting rom .Self-Abuse , an Mrntnl Anxiety , LO S. .Imiory. I'ftlna In the Hack or Side , 'nnd ( licenses ' ( lint lend to Coimtimptlon InKanity and nn early gnu e The Specific Medicine l > being lined with wonder ful succeed. _ Pamphlets tent free to all. Wrlto for them and pet full par- Iculari. Price , PpeclQc , ? 1.00 per pvcknce , or sir pack- { fes ( or 84.00. Addrewt all ordeni to D. SIMSON MEDICINE CO. Nos. 104 and 100 Main St. IlutUlo , K. T. Sold In Omaha by 0. K. Goodman , J. W. Bell , i. K I h , nnd nil druifBlstae * cry where. Business College , THE GREAT WESTERN QEO. R. RATHDUN , Principal. Creighton Block , OMAHA , - - - NEBRASKA. O"Send for Circular. nov.SMd&wtf fotloo toNon-Rcsldent Defendants K. I ) . Lane ( full name unknown ) will take no- Ice that liu lias been sued by Dudley M. Stecle , Samuel K. Johnson and Sanford W. iSprotlln , Co- nrtncrs , doing buslncM under the firm name of itcelo , Johnson & Co. , In the District Court of ) ouiflas county , Nebraska , to recover 83,031.29 , and Interest from October 18,18SO , due them on a iromlasory note bearing date April 20,1878. Also .hat an attachment has been made on certain undu In thu Klret National .bank of Omaha , No- iraxka , liclon 'infr to J ou and which the wild par- tics iiliovu named eek to.obtaln to apply in pay- lien tot their said claim. You are required to answer Bald petition on or before Monday , the 22ddayof August , A , I ) . 1831. . t JVAllliKX HWITZLKII. crXt4t. . Attorney for 1'lalntlff. J.H FLIEGEL Successor to J. H. Thlelo , MERCHANT TAILOR No. 230 Douulai Street Omaha , Neb. Dexter L. I homas , ATTORNEY - AT - LAW , inoha , Nebraska. apfrSt LEGAL NOTICE. In the Circuit Court of the United States , for the the District of Nebraska : At a cututlon of the Circuit Court of the United States , for the District of Nebraska , continued and held pursuant to adjournment , at the United States court room In the city of Omaha , on the LMh day of June , 1831 , the lion. Elmer S. I Hi IK ! y jeliiK present 'and presiding in tald court , .ho follow Injr among other proceedings were had and done , to-wlt : No. 03 O. Sherman W. Kncvals , complainant , m. Edward Hill , McKln Hill , Aznc-H Hill , Ah In Hill , Flora [ III ] , John Hill , guardian of minor defendants. In chancery. Order on absent defendants. And now , on thU Itth day of Juno A. D. 1881. being at the Mar terra , A. D. ISttl , of the said court , it hat Ing ton made to appear to the bat- faction of the uMd court , that till * U a suit commenced to inforce an enuitable claim upon real property within the raid district , and that Kduard Hill , Mchin Hill , A-neu Hill , AlUn Hill , Flora Hill , John Hill , piardlan of minor defendants herein are not Inhabitants of , and ha o not been found within thehalJ district , and hate not > o1untarily ap- pcarcd In thlseiilt , on motion of James M. Wool- it orth , Km , , lolleltor fur the mid complainant , it Is considered by thu court and ordered that the said defendants abo\o named bo and they nro hereby dlrciUxl to appear and plead , aniwcr , or demur to the coiiiiiUIiiant's bill of complaint , on or before the first day of August , IbSl , and that In default thereof , an order bo entered In this UBf , taking the tald bill pro confoswi. It Is further ordered by the court that at least twenty dajsbvfuro the said first day ef Au- Lriut , 1S31 , copy of this order bo tencd ui > oii Kdnanl Hill , Meltln Hill , Agnes Hill , Alvin I'lll , Flora Hill , John Hill. K-mrdlan ot the uald dcfcndantH , wlieree\er foulid , If practicable , and also upon the per- i > on orpersons ) In ( losses lon or charge of the real property described In complainant's bill of complaint. If any there be , and that a certified cop ) of this order be published for four con ccu- the weeks In the "Omaha Uee. " ( Signed ) EUIER S. DUNDY , Judge. Tim Uim > STATKH or AMERICA , 1 DICTKICT or NEBRASKA , ( I , Watson U. Smith , clerk of the Circuit court of the United State * for the district of Nebraska , do hereby eertifj , that the ubo\o and foregoing Is a true copy of an order entered upon the journal of tlio proceeding of bald court , In the cause therein entitled : that I ha > e uomiiartxl the uinio wllh the original entry of said order , and It Is n true tmniirlpt therefrom , and of the whole .thereof. Witness , my official signature , and the [ SEAL ] veal of tald court , at Omaha , In tuld district , tbl > 1Mb day of June , A. D , ' 81 , WATSON U.SMITH , Clerk , JAMES M WOOLWOimi , je 2-Jw 4t Solicitor for I'lalintiff. MRS. LOUISE MOHR , Graduate ot the St. Ixmla School ol Mldnltcs , at IEOO California Street , Between Fifteenth and Sixteenth , north ilde , where calU u-ill lie promptly respond- cd to t any hour durluir the u y or nlfht.rnlTttt rnlTttt A. G. TROUP , ATTORNEY-AT-LAW - - , Orrica In Huucomb's Block , yrlth Qeorgv E. i'richat , 1W Karnlata St. . Omaha. Neb. HENRY WARD BEECHER addroulnjr the student * ol the National School ol Elocution and Oratory , sold , * 'We v IMnj in land whote genlut , Hhooa hutory , vrhcxw IniiUtu- tlon eminently demand oratory. ' ' Th National School of Elocution and Orntoiywai entab- lUhed In )6H ) , to rupplj ihU demand. Chartered In ISIS. Nineteen Teacher * and Jctur ni , SpocUllit * In their departroenU. Summer Term , July 6 , Fall Term , October a. S nd ( or circular to J. IT. 1IECHTKL , fw J. B. Detwiler's N 1 * CARPET STORL The Largest Stock and Most Com plete Assortment in The West. We Keep Everything in the Line of Carpets , Oil cloths , Matting , Window-shades , Fixtures and Lace Curtains. WE HAVE GOODS TO PLEASE EVERYBODY. 1313 Farnham St. , Omaha. Chas. Shiverick , t FURNITURE , BEDDING , Feathers , Window Shades , And Everything pertaining to the Furniture and Upholstery : holstery Trade. A Complete Assortment of l New Goods at the Lowest Prices. CIAS. SfflOTCE , 1208 an ! 1210 flam. St. aprZ4 mon theat WM. F. 8TOETZEL , Dealer in 'Hardware Cooking Stoves TI3ST Stove Repairer , Mlorker and Manufacturer , . _ OX"TiT. aaCXXKTDS OX * Tenth and Jackso" cc - - - - Omaha , Neb * O. . H. BALLOU , DEALER IN Lath and Shingles , Yard and Office 15th and Cumings Street , two blocks. north of ST. PAUL AND OMAHA DEPOT * jyl-cod-3in. J. A. WAKEFIELD , . WHOLESALE ANp HETAIL PEA1.UII IN Lath , Shingles , Pickets , SASH , DOORS , BLINDS , MOLDINGS , LIME , CEMENT , 3E JV A. ffSOTElXC , . /2TSTATE AQENT FOU MILWAUKEE CEMENT COMPANY. Near Union Pacific Depot , - - - OMAHA , NEB. THE NEW YORK Has REMOVED frpm Croighton Hall , llth mid Faniham , to ONE DOOR WEST OF B. & M. HEADQUARTERS ; For the Largest Assortment , the Latest Styles and THE BEST QUALITY OF HATS AND CAPS , TH NBW YORK COUFANT LEADS THEM ALL. Satiify yourself by Examining the Stock. A full e aid a complete assortment p ( the latut 81) Us of Straw IUU jurt opened , d. W. MURPHY & CO. , Wholesale Liquor Dealers And Agents for Kentucky Distilling Co.
