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THE OMAMA DAIL BEE
ELEVENTH YEAR. OMAHA , MONDAY MO UN ING , AUGUST ! , 1881 , NO. 35
I
REAL
ESTET
BARGAINS
AT
AGENCY ,
FIEIEEME AND DOUGLAS SIS ,
I _
No 1 IM on Hrirney street , ncr new cout
house , $2500.
No 2 Lot on Coai street near 22J , $2fOO.
No 3 I-ot on CMfortiln ftroot near 22il , 81BOO
No 6 Ix > t on ilarcy street near U. 1 * . depot
J1200.
NoG } Mock In Shlnn's 3d ( ulJItlon near Con
cnt , JSW.
No 8 TwoloU on Decatur near Campbell St.
t'OO.
t'OO.No :0 Slots on Cotfax street near Ilatiscon
Turk , at reasonable prices ,
100 choice residence lots In Crcillt Fancier nn <
OrntuU low additions a short distance southeast o
U , 1 * . and U. & II. depots , prices from $100i \ \
nardit.
18 lots on 21st. 22d , 23d and Saundcrs streets
north of nnd adjoining E. V , Smith's addition
(400 ; terms en * )
No 09 Full corner lot on Douglas street noa
10th , $2500.
No 70 Corner 60x110 feet lot on Douglas nca
near llth street , S3100.
No. 71 Three Iota In OUc's addition ncarSnun
Ucrs street , $1000
7& Lot on Decatur street , near Ircno Shlnn1
2d addition 8116.
No. " 5 82x00 ( cct on I'aclflo street near U. P
and D. & HI. depots , &J000.
No. 70 Splendid warehouse lot 77x132 feet Oil
street near Jones , 83500.
No 78 3 lota on Harney street near 10th,82000
No SI Lot In Disc's addition near SaunJcr
s'reet , $500.
N6. 82 Lot In discs' addition near Saundcr
street. $300.
No 83 2 lota on 10th near Pacific and Kt\
Works , $1500.
No 80 Lot on Charles street near Saundws
J500.No87
No87 Lot on Lca\onworth near 16th , 81,100
No 88 LotonCaldncll street near Saundcrs
two :
No 80 Lot on Chicago neat 22d street. 81600.
No 00 Lot on Dion Jo near Campbell street
75.
31 lots In Mlllards & Cal Jwell'g addition , Slier
mnniuenuo , ICtli street , Spring , Saratoga am
Florence streets , $700 and upwards.
No 122 2 lots on ISth street , near Poppleton'i
now residence , $1000.
No 123 Lot 71x310 feet on Sherman tu cnuc
10th street , 81100
No 124 8 lots on Dollcvue street , near eho <
tower , 850 to $75'cach.
No 125 Full block on Clinton street , ncai
ehat ton cr , $50 to $7F > each.
No 12tt Lot on Ibth street , nog white leat
works , $525 ,
No 127 2 lots , 31 acres near head o ( St. Mary'i
avenue , on road to Park , $2500.
No 129 Lo on California near Crelghton Col
CRO , $375.
No 130 I lots near new govemmgnt corral , 82j
x207i acres each , 8300.
i No 101 Lot In Ulso'fl addition on Cameron St ,
near Saundcr * , make an offer.
No. ICO Lot In Glee's addition on Casslus St. ,
near State , make an odor.
No 102 Lot In Qiao's addition on Casslus ncai
Saundcrs , make an offer.
No 103 1 block In liojd's addition addition
near Omaha Rirracks , make an olTcr.
No 101 7 lota in Henry & Shclton'8 addition
near high cihool , price from $1250 upward.
170 Lot on 1'acitlc street , near 15th , make an
offer.
offer.No
No 171 2 lots on Webster street , near 21st ,
both&SCO or 82000 for corner and $ lSOO.for in <
dc. .
No 173 i lot on Cass near 14th street. 81000
No 175 Lot 011 Sherman avenue 10th Btrccl
near Irani , 44x132 , $1400.
No 177 3 lot * In Orandvlow. maVo an offer.
no 180 Lnt in Shinr'a oaaiuou ou pi j.t ,
near end street car track , coio.
No 181 Two lots In Nelson's addition , 1 or
Idaho street , 1 on Center strict , near Cumlng ,
8300 each.
No 183 Two gilt edge lota on Casa street ncai
21st. on a corner , fcCOOO.
No 185 Lot on Sew ard street , utar Saundcrs ,
make u offer.
No 180 3 lots on Sen ard street , near Irene ,
make an oiler
No IbOJ , lot'on Davenport near 25th , S500.
No 1874 , lot on DIUsIon near Cuming st , $200.
No ISSJ , block In Boj d'u addition , near Omaha
barracks , 8400.
Nol8'JJ , J lot on Plcrco near Cth street , $550.
No 19U ) , i lot on llth near Farnham , $2100
No 101 J , 2 beautiful lots In Shlnn's addition ,
Sl'200.
No 192 } , 2 lots on ISth ( street near hlto lead
works , jflDW.
No 19JJ , lot on 20th street near Sherman , 8400 ,
No 10H , 2 lots on 22d street , near Clark , 000 ,
No 100J , 3 beautiful lota on fcaundcra st. near
street car turn table , $1275.
No 109 ] , lot on 15th near PlcJco st. $500.
No 201 Ixit In Olso's addition on Cameron St. ,
near Saunders , $500.
No 202 Lot on Cameron street near Saundcrs.
$900.
$900.No 203 Lot In Shlnn'a addition on Saundcrs
street , near street car tuni table , $850.
No 2U1 Beautiful lot In Nelson's addition , on
Dh Islon ttrcet near Cumlntr , $860.
No. 205 Two lots on Castcllar street , near 10th
$150.
$150.No
No 200 Two Iota on Sixteenth street , near the
neil works , 81600.
No 208 One-half lot on California street near
21st , 8700.
No,209 Lot on 18th street near Nicholas , $ COO.
Na 210 Lot on Capitol aienuo near 23d , $1600.
Na 212-Lot 148x500 feet on CoHax strtet , nu *
Ilaiccom Park , with Improvements , $2700.
No 213 Two acres on CurnlnLutrect , $1000.
No 216 One-half acre on California , near Ken
nedy street , $350.
No 210 Beautiful lot on Hamilton street near
street car turn taulc , $1000.
No 217 Lot on 23d street , near Clark. 8500.
A few acre lots only remain unsold In "Park
Place" little vest of Crelghton Collcgt , prices
ranging fiom 8275 to $300 each and on cany terms.
Lots in Horbach'a 1st and 2d additions ; also
loU In Parkcr'nShinnV Nclson'i , Terrace's , E.
V. Smith's , llodick't , and all the other additions
at any prtco and at any terms ,
Ten acres In the city limits on the road to the
barracks at $376 per acre.
Feur brautllul residence lots In front of
Crelghton College ; will cut them up to eult.
Nine residence Iota north ol Crelghton College
groundi , from $700 to$1000 each.
Thirty resident lots In Parker's addition , six
blocks north of thojund ol the trees car track
on Saundcrs street , $300 each , $10 down , balance
to suit , at 8 per tent intcreit.
A few lots left In Terrace addition on the road
to the Park , near head ol St. Mar > 's avcnue,87VO
each. To these w ho w 111 build a 1200 residence ,
7 ) cars time at 8 p r cent Intercut.
LoU In Lake's addition at 8360 to $ S&0 each , 10
yearn time at 0 iirr cent Interest , to those who
build.
'lheoldTousley40 acre tract with house and
all Improvement * , adjoining race course and fair
grounds' for fSOOO.
Tractsof 6,10,15,20,40 or 80 acres , \\lthbnll'
dings and other Improvements and adjoining the
cit ) , it all prices.
3500 of the best residence lots in the city !
Omaha any location Jon desire north , cant ,
south or west , and at bud rock prices.
MO choice business lota In all the principal but-
inoss ktrecta in Omaha varying frem 8500 to
* 7 < X each.
Two hundred houses and loU ranging from
COO to 816,000 , and located In every part of the
city.
city.Large number of excellent arms In Douglas ,
Barpy , Saundern , Dodge , \Vaihington , Hurt , and
other good counties In cas'ern Nebraska.
12 < 000 acres beat land * In Douglas , 7000 acres
best lands hi Barpy county , and largo tracts In
( .11 the eastern tier of counties ,
Over 1)00,000 acres of the best land In the Ne
braska for bale by this agency ,
Vcrj Urge amounts of suburban property In
one to ten , tw enty arul f my acre pieces , located
within one to three , tourer five miles of the
jKMtolBco some very cheap pieces.
NcwUajwof Omaha , published by George I'
Ikmls plain , unmounted maps 60 tcnU each ;
mounted , colored and with cloth back , $1.60
cvth.
cvth.Housca.storcs , hotels , farms , lots , ! ands. offices.
roorai , etc. . to rent or lease.
Taxes paid , renU collected , deeds , mortgages ,
and all Undj of real estate documents made out
en thort notice.
GEO , P
Eeal Estate Exchange
16th and Douglas | Street ,
OMAHA , - - NEB.
THE PROSPECTS BRIGHTEfr
Dr. Bliss Opines that the Pros !
flout Will be Out in a
Few Lays ,
WWlo it is the General Opinioi
of all Attending Physicians
That a Speedy Recov
ery is Probable.
Ho Passes Sunday Very Com
fortably , Relishes His
Nourishment , and is
Hourly Improving.
The LociOltjr > r Uio Boll Has Boot
FountU ; nncl if .Nooos.snvy
XVlilljo'Ont Out.
" V / '
WASHINOTON , July 31. There hav (
boon no three kbullutins in any one
day of tlio president's sickness BO ant
isfnctory rvndroas'sliringns tlioao of to
day , fn
Tlio incruasod jnourishinont taken
ia hailed as a good flign , so much more
so , that physicians say it is amply suf
ficient to moot the demands of the
patient's increasing strongth. The
raising o'f the president to a Boini-
sitting posture- several hours during
tlio day is proving a good factor in the
case. It improves the heart notion
nnd has good effect liia.gonoral
condition , bcsidcargivingtho patient
needed rest ; the physicians also
recognizing evidences' bf * heating
in the SncrcasodTendoiia of the pa
tient's body which1 Ifas boon most ser
iously affected by1'inflammation. The
president has asked several times re
cently , nnd requested the physicians
to bo careful in dressing his wound as
it hurt him to havo'his lloah handled.
All the physicians ngrco thjxt this is a
favorable indication. Under tlieao
circumstances the president was some
what nervous at the dressing of the
wound , and to this cause Dr. Bliss at
tributes the increase in pulse to-night.
This afternoon the fever wns very
slight , as indicated by his tempera
ture and respiration. Both these had
fallen to a normal1 , condition by 9 p.
in. , and his pulse to U ! ) degrees. Bu-
twecn that time nnd midnight the
president passed as comfortable an
hour as any ho has oxyerionced since
receiving the wound.
The members of the cabinet called
at the White House during the oven-
ing. Drs. Agnew and Bliss conversed
freely with them on the situation.
Expressions vrero full of hope and
at the same time reminded anxious
ones that it might , bo many -months
before the wound will bo entirely
healed. In fact , the proisdent might
bo able to movoSbout ind travel long
before the wound Lt o como- entirely
well.
well.Dr.
Dr. Bliss stated that the experiment
would bo made to-morrow with n view
of definitely locating the ball. Last
evening the experiment was made by
Professor Boll , with Professor
Hughes and the balance . of
the attending physicians , and Dr.
Agnew and Hamilton being present.
A balance was passed over the abdo
men carefully , just after the evening
dressing of thn wound and when the
plato came immediately over the spot
which wns black nnd blue for some
days after the shooting there was no
ticed n slight sensation in the indica
tor. The indication was not sufti-
c'ently ' decided ns to admit of n defi
nite conclusion that the bull had been
found , but Biifliciently so as to en-
courngo further experiments.
Prof. Hughes invention is warranted
to detect about two inches below the
skin. Prof. Bell claims to have so
perfected n balance that metal will bo
indicated five inches in the body with
this improved balance. An experi
ment is to bo tried to-morrow. If
success crowns the effort nnd the ball
is where it is very strongly suspected
to bo , the original diagnosis of the
wound will bo uphold. The spot
where a faint indication was caused ia
about four and ono-lmlf inches below
andto | the right of the naval , justnbovo
jroin. Should the ball bo thus
located it has been decided to cut it
out. By BO doing a continuous chan
nel could bo made through the presi
dent's body , but it is not doomed
necessary to effect this. The location
of tlio ball once established th 3 physi
cians will feel still more forearmed ,
but will make no eflort to extract it
at present unless it should bo found
to bo doing mischief. The president
is passing n good night , Bleeping well
ind comfortably. The afternoon
febrile rise has entirely subsided.
The following dispatch was sent
from the White House to-night at
1 p , m. : To Lowell , minister , Lon
don The president is slowly improv
ing and I shall henceforth omit my
daily telegrams. Not hearing from
mo you may infer that all hits gone-
well. ( Signed ) BLAINK , Sec'y.
SUNDAY'S BULLETINS.
WAHIUNOTON , July 81. Official
bulletin : Executive Mansion , 0UO :
n. in. The official bulletin just is
sued , gives the condition of the presi
dent ns follows : Tlio president slept
well during the night nnd awoke re
freshed this morning , The after
noon fever subsided earlier than the
night before nnd had ( juito disap
peared by 10 p , m. His appearance
uid expression this morning indicate
continued improvement. At present
liis pulse is 01 , temperature 08,4 , res
piration 18.
( Signed ) D. W. Buss ,
J. W , lUltNKH ,
J. J. WOODWARD ,
R. IlEYliUltK
D , Hayes Agnow.
WAHHNKQTOK , July 81 , 7 p. m
The president has passed an excellent
day from just after morning dressing
till about U p. m. He lias had his
head and shoulders erected by a frame
beneath the mattress. Ho has taken
and relished an ample supply of nour
ishment and continues to improve in
general condition. The aw > enrnnc <
of the wound nt this evening s dressing
ing was in every viy satisfactory. Tin
afternoon rise of temperature ha :
been insignificant. At present hii
pulse is MM ; temperature l)9j ) rcspirn
tion 20.
( Signed ) D. W. Buss ,
J. N. BAHNES ,
J. J. WoomvAiti ) ,
Hour. KKYOUIIX.
H. II. HAMILTON.
FIRE RECORD.
Nutlotil Associated I'ITSI
AT WHITEHALL , MICH.
WHITEHALL , Mich. , July 31. Th <
big lira of Saturday morning startec
about 2 o'clock in T. 11. Sturtevanl'i
livery stnblo , where ho lost clovei
horses and n full equipment of buggioi
nnd carriages. The heaviest losses nix
Morrla Cohn , dry goods , $14,000 ; 11
M. Uusglefl , druggist , $10,000 ; D.vvit
Poster's estate. SS/,000 ; Covillo&Co. , '
$ GOOOj | L. Bret ? , $11,000 ; Coamopol'
tnn hotel , 85,000 ; E. T. Slocum , 814 , .
000 ; nnd some twenty other firms , in <
chitting nearly every business place it
the city ) Total loss , § 125,000 ; insur-
nnco nbout $50,000. No mills or fac-
torioa. wore burnod. The tunnel
through the town occupied by 'the
railroad wna destroyed. Several fam
ilies nro homeless ° nnd the iown pre
sents it most dnsolato appearance.
AT I'AXTOX , ILL.
PAXTON , 111. , July 31. The eleva
tor nnd warehouse of E. Rico burned
last night , with contents. Loss , $10-
000.
THE INFERNAL MACHINE.
A Partner of O'Donovan ' Eossa
Homo's to the Front ,
They are1 Manufactured in
Peoria , 111. , From tliQ
Funds of the Skirm
ishing Fund.
PEOUU , 111. , July 30. ThoroJ is no
ongor any doubt that the machines
that wore lately seized in England in
barrels of plaslor-of-paris were made
in this city. There is residing here
Mr. P. W. Crowo a well known mem-
jor of the band of United Irishman
and n partner of O'Donovan llossa.
bio is one of the committee appointed
vt the Into convention in Philadelphia
o look up the skirmishing fund , and
ind out whore it was and what was
joing done with it. Mr. Crowo do-
ilarcd to n Journal reporter this ovon-
ngthat all the machines lately seized
n England wcro made in Peoria , and
out of the funds of skirmishing fund.
Bach machine weighs forty-five pounds.
The outside is made of iron within is
a zinc receptacle containing
a clock orrauuement. After
rjinnins Kisirhownr .tyo.it-ojpck
liberates a hammer that strikes a nip-
> lo and explodes a percussion cap.
This sots fire to the charge at once ,
and a half-pound of fulminate of
mercury nnd a pound nnd n half of
dynamite , sullicient to blow up the
urgcat block of buildings in the
world. A man takes ono of these ma
chines in his hand and starts by the
jlock of buildings that it has been do-
; ermined to destroy. At a convenient
place ho deposits it , in an open stair-
vay or by the aide of the building.
Jnco placed , all ho then has to do is
, o walk away and provide for his own
escape. Ho has six hours to do it in ,
and , in that lime , ho can bo out of
ho reaoh of pursuit. Mr. Crowo says
that there arc a largo number of these
machines in thin city and that they
will bo Bout out n few at a time
mtil people aio afraid to patronize
Jritish ships or hvo in a British
hvelling. Ho talks of the amount of
destruction that they will do ns calmly
ns n man would reckon the contents
of n field of onta. Ho says that war is
always cruel but that the moat cruel
and surest way is the best , and that
.hoy . intend to keep up this until they
mvo forced Enuland to concede the
ibaratinn of Ireland. There is no
doubt that Mr. Crowo is very much
n earnest and that ho means every-
hing that ho says. Ho stands very
ligh in this community and ia the
urthorcst removed from a blather-
kite. Ho IB moreover a strictly tom-
Hirato man and honest and industnoui.
To is hand in glove with O'Donovan
* ossa , who ho regards as the real lib-
irator of Ireland. Ho nays that Eng-
and has taken away from the Irish
> ooplo all other weapons but tlioso ,
nnd with these they must fight.
Change of Superintendent *
National AswxIuUJ 1'riuw.
iNDIAJfAl'OLIH , July 31. 0. P.
Murphy , for the past few years supor-
ntondont of the Indianapolis , Peru
t Chicago road , has boon appointed
uporintondont of the Indianapolis
division of the AVabash roads in this
tate , which includes the I. , 0 , & 0.
railroad , recently purcha L-d by the
Yabash , the Eel Uivor , iho Detroit ,
Butler & St. Louis , and the Toledo &
Ann Arbor , making moro than ono
mndrnd milea under ono control. His
leadquartprs will bo at Peru. E. M ,
lawloy will bo the assistant Bupcrin-
I'lidont of the Indianapolis division ,
and Charles Light of the Chicago di
vision.
Trouble in tlio Indian Nation-
National Associated i'rua.
VAN BUJJKN , fArk. , July 31. Indian -
dian authorities have attached nearly
all the BOW mills in Cherokee nation ,
claiming that they were being run in
violation of the Clierokeo law without
a permit or license , contrary to United
States statutes. At ono mill over GOO
valuable logs were seized. The
roubles are extending from Choctaw
o Clierokeo nation , and eorious
rouble is anticipated ,
Drought iu Texas-
I'itlotial Assodatcd 1'rew.
AUSTIN , Texas , July 29. A torn-
> lo drought has prevailed in the fron-
iur counties and crops in Boyler ,
> osby and other counties are a total
ailtiro , Hangers report gross and
water exceedingly acarco.
FOREIGN EVENTS ,
Fenian Artisans Sent to Lonflor
to Manufaoturo Explosives ,
M. Gambottu Donlos the Existence -
istonco of an Alliance
Between Franco
and Germany.
A Prolmhlo Mediation. Hotwcoi :
tlio Amoor and Ajroob KiiUn.
National Awoclatol 1'res * .
A HBUOlpUS UOW.
GMMILOW ; July 30. The Orthodox
and liberal wings of the free clmrcli
iiro involved in n ibittor quarrel over
points of fiiith , in ixnd the proposed
revision of the standard of ( lie church.
Thu liberals { propose nbQitfcm of mod
ification of doctrines ; in tfijct dnuiim-
lion , election , predestination in con
fession of fnith mid Westminster cato-
chisin. At the church synod , HOVl
Datliol Mocaskill nnd Laughlin McAr-
thur como to blows. Latter almost
choked to iiiBoimibility.
X \VAUNINO TO IRELAND.
LONDON , .Tuly 30. The Obgorvor
warns Ireland not to accept the land
bill passed by the house of COIHIUOIIH ,
but gives warning in the future agita
tion to the tiso of the infernal machines -
chines which will antagonize needed
sympathy and support. The Observer
says : "Ei'glnnd can't bo coerced into
concessions inconsistent \\ith the
safety and welfare of tlio kingdom ,
and porsovoronco of the brosent course
homo rulers , and cannot tut ultimately
lead to a trial of physical strength bo-
Iwcon England and Ireland.
ANTI-KENT jumiTioi.
LONDON , July 30.-The [ anti-rent
agitation has reached England. The
farmers upon the citato of Mr. Mac-
Nanuirn , Bedfordshire , received letters
threatening death if payment. Mac-
Nnmara is also thrcatoiied.
FRANCE'S CLAIJIK.
PAHIH , July 30. Franco claims
TO in Spain thirty million francs for
damages sustained by puraons of
French nationality during civil war in
Cuba. . s
LONDON , July 30 At dispatch from
Tunis says the boy intends trying to
raise a loan of 50,000 to cover tlio
expenses of an expedition to the in-
, orior. w
A dispatch from St. Petersburg
Hays the czar was enthusiastically wel
comed ut Moscow.
AN ENVOY HIIOM THE AMHKII.
LONDON , July 30. An envoy from
the ameor reached Jnmrud via Simla.
Ho is behoved to bo the bcnrer of n
letter from the ameor asking the aid
of the English to resist the further
advance of Ayoob Kliati.
LoNDoir-July 30. AjA Vjnantity of
dynamite was discovered to-day in
the stool works'of Messrs. Hollands , at
Glasgow. The dynamite was sufli-
cient to destroy the establishment if
in condition to oxplodo.
The duke of Argyle is to bo married
, o a daughter of the bishop of Albans.
MANUl'ACTUUK OF KXPLOHIVES. .
Livi'.iu'OOL , July 31. Advices siato
; lmt a number of Fenian artcsians will
bo sent from the United States to con
duct the secret manufacture of explo
sives in London.
A D1SNIAL.
LONDON , July 31. A dispatch from
Paris gives an interview with M.
Jambottn , who denies the existence
of a Franco-Gorman alliance , or that
franco has any alliance with Russia.
: Io says the policy of Franco is to
CCOD her hands fiec.
A MEDIATION.
LONDON , July 31. It is reported
.hat . the government has instructed
ho viceroy of India to offer to mccti-
ito between the ameer and Ayoob
Chan , on a basis of the ameer coding
to Ayoob Khan the whole of eastern
Afghanistan.
MCORATJI IN A I1OX.
LONDON , July 31. A inomorahda
was found on the person of McGrath ,
ano of the prisoners indicted by the
? rand jury for attempting to blow up
ho town hall in Liverpool on'tho 9th
9f Juno , winch gave a list of articles
oming from the United States. It is
upposod that tlio first hints OB to the
oncealod dynamite found lost week
was derived from this list.
Crop Frospoota.
National AwsoclatcU I'reu.
CIIICAOO , July 31. The Morning
lerald to-morrow will publish a crop
ummary for the northwest from which
ho following is the concluding para
graph : The winter wheat harvest
> ended and the crop is estimated to bo
rom -10 to 50 per cent. , below the
crop of last year , In localities where
vheat failed wholly this year corn and
other grains were put in , and fair ro-
aults may bu expected. In a portion
of Iowa and in southern Minnesota tlio
sprint ? wheat crop is below the average ,
jut in Nebraska and Wisconsin , north-
> rn Minnesota and Dakota the weather
or three weeks has boon exceptionally
nvoroblo and the promise for n good
Mold is excellent. The corn crop ,
vhich was backward and unpromising
at the boginding of July , has made
wonderful progress during the remain-
lor of the month. If there should
jo an unseasonable visitation of frost
ho auality and quantity of the crop
will bo fully up to the average , because -
cause the increased acrcago will more
han make good any failures in locali
ses by reason of floods or drouth.
Da the whole , therefore , the outlook
'or the farmer in the northwest and
.ho whole range of business interests
dependent upon him is an exceedingly
encouraging one.
Arrest of a Scoat.
MENOMINBK , Wis. , July 31. Buf-
'alo Charlie's fellow scouts and blood-
ipunds failing to come to time and
iis movements taking a rather suspi
cious turn , ho was put undorarrost by
Captain Boolittlu yesterday at Camp
Cody. Charlie now says tlio blood
hounds have not left Fort Lincoln yo
and the other ncoutalmvogono to tlia
point. Ho says ho is known out wes
by tlio names of Buffalo Charlie
Charlie Lewis and Ycllowstono Cli.u
lie. Ho Rent telegrams to Fred Sol
oncyst , Portage , Wisconsin , nnd Lieu
tenant Wnllnco of the 7th cavalry , Ft
Snolling , Minnesota , asking for idcn
tilication. Unless this idontificatioi
comes and is fully satisfactory it wil
bohard to restrain the troopers fron
dealing summarily with the nllcgoc
scout , who is strongly suspected o
complicity with Williams brothers , ti
whose assistance hois believed to havi
cwnio as a spy.
Adjutant General Hryant , by orde :
of Governor Smith , has recalled tin
Lnddington uturds from the pursui
of the Williams brothels. Genera
Bryant docs not believe the outlaw !
are in the woods , but have crossed
over to civilization.
Sheriff Doolittlo , however , will con <
tinno the pursuit , believing ho has tin
game bagged.
A TRIO OF FIENDS.
Spring Crook Camp Capturoc
by Three Desperate
Characters.
Iii\\vlo snoss t\ud Crime of the Moil
ITiiprovolioil and Inhuman
Character.
CHiiinlsan Ncug-Democrat ,
Ono of the most unprovoked nnd
devilish outrages Hint have blotted
the records of Colorado , occurred at
the Spring creek mining camp on
Tnuraday night last. Tlio news of it
was brought to thia city late on Satur
day night , nnd it is hoped that the
rutlians who fignrod in it have boon by
this time captured and will be brought
to justice.
It will bo remembered by the read
ers of the Nowa-Democrat that Oov.
Pitkin offered n reward of $ fiOO for
Lho capture of n man namod/Turnbull.
Incited by this promised reward ,
three moil from Buonn Vista , or
thereabouts , started out on Thurs
day last in search of Trumbull. 'i'hoy
were , I. N. Barrett , who at ono time
lield the ollico of city marshal in
liuona Vista , n mam named Buzzard ,
who lives at Old Man's ranch on the
3ottonwood road , and n man named
Porgu.son , of whom but little in
iiiown. They had , ft appears , re
ceived information in some way that
Turnbull was nt ono time n partner of
a minor named Hughes , who now
ives at Spring crook. Mounting their
lorscs , the trio rode to Spring creek
nnd knocked at the door of Hughes'
cabin Npon allowing himself Hughes
was covered with throe six shooters
and was naked to deliver up his friend
Turnbull. Ho replied that ho know
nothing of the murderer's whereabouts
'Tho h 1 you don't ! " shouted Bar-
roU , striking the poor inun n terrible
blow over the head with the butt of
liis pistol. Hughes was then dragged
from his house , and being securely
hound was locked up in a small cabin.
Having accomplished this work the
three rufllana entered the nearest sa
loon nnd drank themselves into a
frenzied condition. They then re
turned the cabin where they had
loft their helpless prisoner , and
again demanded information of Turn-
bull. The poor man who was suffer
ing severely from the blow ho re
ceived protested piteously that ho
know nothing of the murderer. His
denial only served to increase the
drunken fury of his captors , who
thereupon proceeded to bent him un
til ho wna insensible. Leaving him ,
they then entered a near-by saloon ,
and knocking down the barkeeper
secured two kegs of liquor , which
: hey carried into a restaurant across
iho street , compelling the proprietor
, o tap the kcga ami deal out the liquor
, o them. By this time the whole
.own Boomed to have boon seized with
a panic. Ono or two citizens mndo
an effort to resist the lawlosH-
icsa of the trio , but were prompt-
y knocked down and kicked
nto submission. Presently from the
door of the saloon the riillimns discov-
> rod Col. J. B. Stone , who was ontor-
ng the camp on horseback. They
mmodiatoly pointed their pistols at
lim and compelled him to halt. Just
at this moment an old man who car
ried the mail to Spring crook came in
sight with the mail-bags ( lung ovorhia
aliouldor. Forsaking Col. Stone , the
rio halted the mail carrier , and Uik-
ng from him the small Backs proceed
ed to riilo it , putting fliich letters aa
hey choao into their pockets , and
In-owing the others into the street
I'lioy then compelled the terrified car-
ior to hold the letters by the
corners above his head while
hey ahot ut them with their re-
olvera. Not satisfied with thia
cruelty , Barrett seized the poor man
> y his long white beard and beat him
nercilessly about the head. It being
mpossiblo for dovilishncss to go to
; reator length , the men then mounted
heir horses nnd galloped out of the
camp. A short distance beyond the
units of the town they met Mr. Bon
Jecson , who wna approaching from
ho opposite aide of the town with a
cam of pack mules. Ho was prompt-
y "hold up. " Finding that ho had
10 money the sufliana compelled him
o dimnount and crawl on his hands
and knees in the road. What other
cruelties they might have practiced
ipon him , it ia impossible to nay , had
tot the appearance of another
ravoler , whom they mistook
or the sheriff , caused them to boat a
uisty retreat down the road. Mr.
UcoBon , after learning the particulars
of their outrage at the camp , has-
cnod to this place with the news.
Several special deputies , including
Mr. Booson , were promptly sworn and
n pursuing party waa sent in search
of the desperadoes. It is boliuved
; hut they will bo captured to-day , and
it is very probable that if on attempt
is made to bring them to Qunnison
jy the way of Spring crook , they
will nouor roach hero nlivo , for the
people of the latter place are , as may
bo imagined , worked up to a fovci
heat in regard to the affair.
Davenport' * New Bishop.
AxxoclMod I'rc.M.
HAVENI-OUT , July 30. Bishop Me
Mullen , the newly consecrated bisho ]
of Davenport , was mot nl the dopol
on his nrrivnl thia evening by n large
crowd of people. The party won
driven to St. Marguerites church
where Mayor Henry dolivorcd an ad
dress of welcome on the pnrt of UK
city. This was responded to on tlu
part of the clergy by Mr.V. . V. CJan
non. AHor thcso services n banquoi
was served ntlho Kimball House. Tin
now bishop preaches his first sermoi
to-nunrow ntSt. Mnrguoiik-a church ,
Another Cnt in Itntos.
Nivtloml Aiwoimlrtl I'rcM.
KANSAS CITT , July ! ' ! . Ordorahnv
been received here to begin to-morrow
on the basis of the local rnto fron
Kansas City to Chicago , added to tlu
latest ndvortiscd rate from the losl
named point.
A Suiulny Bproo
National . \ cicliUol I'lran.
Nr.w YOIIK , July 'H.Klijnh I
Tutllo shot nnd killed George S
Fiflher at the Germania Garden noai
this city , to-day in a qunrrol over i
woman. Both particshnd been drink
ing freoly. Tuttle waa arrested am
is now in custody.
Indication * '
National Atuoclatcil 1'resn.
WAHHixnrotf , July .11. For tin
upper lake region , upper Mississijip
and lower Missouri valleys : Fan
weather , winds mostly south , lowoi
barometer , stationary or higher tonv
pornturo.
Tnlco * Possession.
faUonal Aittoctatotl I'mm.
NRW YOUK , July 00. Collector
Robertson took possession of the cus
tom house to-day.
Crary Frealc.
An unfortunate fellow who is con-
sidcred light-headed made a spectacle
of himself Saturday , by walking the
ength of the street car track along
Pnrnhnm street , bearing nloft in ono
mnd a tjroon twig nnd in the other a
jright horse shoo. Ho made his way
x > the ollico of the county clerk and
depositing both on the lloor near the
door , started forth again without n
word. Some ono in passing through
, ho ollico a short time afterward hand
ed around the cigars and the clerk nt
once ascribed their good luck to the
irosenco of the horse Mioo. It will be
copt aa n rolic.
SAVING TIME
By Lopping Off Six Miles oi
the O. & St. P. Road.
Mr. .Tamos P. Viiic6iit wh6 lia"n
charge of the work of straightening
out what i known as the Floronca
cut off on the Omaha & St. Paul road ,
vna in the city Saturdny. In conversa
tion ho said that the work would oc
cupy from now until December 1 at
east. By the now route the din-
anco between Florence and Calhoun
vill bo seven miles instead of thirteen
as by the old routo. The work on
ho now route was bognn nbout two
nilea beyond Florence nnd will con-
inct again with the present road two
nilca this side of Calhoun. Thu men
ire just now engaged in n half mile
ut , tlio npox of which is about sovon-
y-throo foot , and the average
icight thiity-tliroo foot. Beyond this
a another cut , the average of wliioh ia
bout twenty foot. The principal
rork of loading is now done by mon ,
) ut machinery IB being put up for that
mrposo. Ono of the principal reasons
or doing away with tho'cutoff ia that
or n considerable distance the grade
uns about ono hundred and twenty
cot to the mile ; by the now routa it
will bo only sixty foot to the mile.
A > ow Convent.
Two iiuna of the Sacred Heart will
rrivo in thia city about the middle of
ho present week to mnko arrange-
nonts for founding a convent of their
rdor horo. The order already owna
onsidorablo property within the city
mils not far from the water works ,
t is expected that iho educational es-
ablisliiuont will bo up to the high
tandard maintained by the order.
Prof , 0. 0. Duplosa'm of the Chiea-
o Gymnasium , Bays ; Wo recommend
5t , Jacobs Oil most warmly ; the ro-
iof it gives ia certainly remarkable.
All summer hats of felt nnd straw
educed ut Nindoll & Kroll lower than
ivor. 14th street , sign of the gold
lUt.
Fresh butter , eggs and vegetables
llwaj'B on hand at 0 W Sohloip'n ,
ilorrison & Co.'a old aland , llthst.
tUVth :
MARKED DOWN SHOES.
Wo have n largo stock of broken-
izcd lots that wo have marked down
ogardlflBB of coat , to close thorn out.
ilvory pair will give the wearer na
; oed Borvico as if sold at full price.
Down go the prices , Come and
oo. P. BKSEN ,
Fulton Market IGth Street. tf
Largo job lot of ladies' Shoos which
vill bo sold at prices that will buy
hem. Sure to ploaao you. Call and
see them at Fullriodo's , Douglas Street
) no Price Shoo Store , Bot. llith and
14th.
Now Wall Pockets tit U'Jc. atoro ,
LADIES' LAND LEAGUE.
It Was Organized in This City
Yesterday ,
A mooting of the Catholic young
ladies of the city waa hold ycstorday
afternoon in the rooms of the
Catholic library association in
Croighton block. There waa n
very line attendance. The ob
ject of the meeting wna to attempt
the organization of n ladies' land
league. The object wns effected by
the election of Miss Sarah Bronnan
as temporary president. The other
temporary olllcera elected were Miss
Slncia Crowley , nocretnry ; Miss Anna
Kichol , treasurer ; Miss lloao Smith ,
Miss Dungan and Miss Ella Kennedy ,
vice presidents. It wns decided to hold
nnothor mooting at the library rooms
to-morrow evening for permanent or-
gnnization. The date of the picnic
which the ladies decided to hold on
August 27) wns changed to n week
enrlior , or August 520 , owing to the
fact that a circus will bo in the city on
the day first solectod. The price of
admission to the grounds , including
dinner for adults waa fixed nt fifty
cents ; for children , twenty-five centa.
Several male members of the land
league were present , including M.
Donovan , John Hush and Olios. Han-
ley. The Indies' league starts out with
favornblo auspices nnd no doubt it
will bo nn unqualified success.
The Car Line Pro'oot-
"I am finding some difficulty in securing -
curing the $ .1,500 required by Capt.
Marsh to run his street car line to the
park , " said Mr. A. J. Hanscom to n
Biu reporter yesterday. "However ,
I am still hopeful , and will push the
thing through vigorously tin's week.
The lartjo property holders are not
doing aa well aa I expected as n rule ,
but the smaller ones aro. However ,
if I can raise within n tow hundred
dollars of the amount , I will make up
tlio balance besides my contribution
of $1F > 00. Last year I found no par
ticular difficulty in raising $4,500 for
the same purpose , nnd 1 shouldn't
have much in securing $3,600 this
year. "
Stealing Newspapers.
A six-year-old boy wna before Judge
Bonoko on Saturday on the charge of
stealing newspapers lo t nt the doors ,
of private residences. Some newspaper -
per patrons hnvo been considerably
annoyed in this respect , but owing to
the extreme youthfulness of the cul-
pril the court * decided' to lot him go
after a severe lecture and a promise
that ho would not do so again.
A LONG JOURNEY.
That Some Pine Cattle are
Making.
There passed through the city yes-
, ordy , westward bound , novon an fine
cattle nn have over been seen in Oma-
m. The cattle are of the Polled
brood and were being shipped through
from Scotland to the Sandwich Is
lands. They ware in charge of a man
named Furguson , who cwncd them.
Ho ia the proprietor of a much in the
Sandwich Islands , and intends to
breed pure blooded cattlo. Each of
the seven ia valued at $1,000. They
have already been six months on the
road , having been quarantined over 5
months of the time in Boston.
The animals present n very beautiful
appearance. They are extremely mus
cular , without horns nnd nro covered
with n heavy coat of glossy black hair.
Pure-blooded cattle of this breed
readily soil for § 1,000 nnd over. They
mvo frequently taken the champion
at English cattle shows. * Their beef
'etches more than that of Shot-Horns
or Horcforda , nnd the animals nro
tardier and cosier kept.
CARD OF WAN11ING.
I warn the public of this city and
state against two young men who for
.lie past few weeks liavo canvassed
.liis city for copies , pretending they
vero in my employ. Both parties nro
joao swindlers and impostors. I do
not nt present , nor have at any time ,
employed agents.
GKOIIOE HEYN ,
2t Prop'r Grand Central Gallery.
"SALE EXTRAORDINARY"
at "CumingB1 Mammoth Auction
House , " 1405 Douglass St. , will bo
sold this evening , July 30th , and con
tinue from day to day , the finest line
of Gold and Silver American Watches ,
Diamonds and Jewelry , &o. , &o.t &o , ,
that has over been offered in the west.
Sale positive nnd without reserve , and
all goods warranted exactly as repre
sented.
The Now City Directory
BOOH to bo issued will bo the moat
thorough and complete of any directory
ivor isBued for Omaha. People who
liavo recently como to the city , or
those who have recently changed their
residence or boarding place , should
send their now address at once tq J.
M. Wolfe , 120 S. Fourteenth street ,
corner Douglas , BO that their names
will appear m thn now directory cor
rect when issued. jy30d3w
Try "Tho Fullriodp Boot , " French
Calf homo made , None in the market
to beat it in price or quality , j