THE OM ATIA DA1L1 * ' 11 E-WEDNESDAY NO i'EAI BER 5 , 1884.
NEBRASKA ,
; Wt Rmorls ofllio Great Result in
the State ,
The Issue Still Clouded in Un
certainty ,
Ths National Ticket Indisputably
Triumphant ,
Looal Ooutosts Not Yet Fully
Eeturnod ,
Marked Gains For tlio Popular
Oandinatesi
Itultotliicil IluportM From VnrloiiN
1'rcclncts anil DlstrlctH In Ilio
Htnto Slew
NKHU\SKA.
Millard precinct , Douglas county Blalno
48 ; Cleveland , 08 ; Dawcn16 ; Morton , 09.
West Onuha precinct , Douglas county
Blaine , 83 ; Cleveland. 03 ; Brown , 110 ; Woav
or. 28.
Total vote in Lone Tree precinct : Mrrrlck
county , republican , 277 ; democratic , 157 } pro
hibHion , 38.
Chester precinct , Thayt'r county Blainr ,
118 ; Fusion , -tS ; St. John 2DMVos ; , 118 ; Mor
ton. CO ; Miller , 2.
KtMllford , Sowsrd county , ca t nearly IOC
votua moro than ove'r beforo. Cante't close
with possible democratic majority of 15.
Clarksville I'recinct , Morrick Co. Blalno
.state and concessional , 159 ; Cleveland , Si (
sama atato nnd concessional.
Waco , York Co. Gives Blnlno a not major ,
ity over all of 111 17i9 votes cast.
Mud Creek I'recinct , Gngo Co. Count ur.
to present , Blalno SO ; Clew land 50 ; nnti-mon-
opulists S ; cnoufb scratches to elect Brown In
this precinct.
Liberty township , Kichnnlnon county
Kopubllcanmajority over all , HO.
Oak Creek precinct , Saunders connty
Blaine , 133 ; Cleveland , f > 8 ; St. John , fl
Weaver , 137 ; Brown , 01 ; O'Neil , 8. Statt
ticket , republican , 135 ; democrat , OS ; prohibi
tion , SI. Judicial , republican , 102 ; democrat ,
101. County , Senator , Day , republican , 130
( illkcrson , democrat , f > 8 Morrow , prohibition
10 ; Legislature , Hall , republican , 142 ; Brain
at-d , republican , 131 ; Scovillu , republican
102.
Emerson precinct , Dakota county Blalnp
33 ; Cleveland , 28 ; Dorsoy ( republican ) ,
Neville ( democratic ) , 31.
Medicine precinct , Furas county Blaine
78 ; Fusion , ' 14 ; St. John , 5 ; Dawos , il ; Mor
ton , 50.
Louisville precinct , Cass county Blaine
124 ; Clavchniel 73 ; state and county the game
Lowell prcciuct , Kearney countv Blaine'
18 ; Cleveland , S ) ; Butler , ! ; Gov. DAWCS15
Morton , 15. Congressional , Second district
Laird , 32 , Stickle , 28.
I'upillion precinct , Sarpy county Blaine
135 ; Cleveland , 109. Itepub ican state ticket
134 ; democr tic , 110 ; congress , Weaver
12fc ; Brown , 111 ; senate , Clarke , 147 ; Fergu
son , 117.
, Tenth precinct , Cedar county Blaine , 72
Cleveland , 44 ; St John , 2.
Endicott procinctJefferson county Blaine
120 ; Clovehmd , 47i Laird , 130 ; Stikel , 38
Dawes , 118 ; Morton , 48.
Nebraska City. Third ward , all mixet
tickets Morton , 72 ; DawecII ; Weaver , iO
lirown 38 ; Brown , 72 ; Holbel. 37 ; Stevem
son , 84 ; 1'nyne , 50 ; Elaine , 75 ; Cleveland , 35 ,
Can't pet anything from the First ward.
Indianola precinct , Red Willow county
Congresa , Laird , 100 ; Stickles , 34. Ualanco
scattering. Republican majority on nationa"
ticket , 107.
Holler preeinct , Dundy county Blaine
13 ; Cleveland , 23 ; Morton , governor. 23
Dawes , 13 ; Ko gen , 13 ; Bonesteel , 23Laird ; ,
1'tf ; Stickle , 8 ; Dolan , 31 ; Taylor , 3) .
Nebraska City , Otoe i-emnty Sloan , demo
cratic county commissioner , cariifs First ant
Second ward by 2i,0 majority. Tttal vote o ;
this city is 1,100 , and probably Morton , demo
cratic carried the city by 276 majority.
Covimton. ? Blaiue 37 , Cleveland 44. The
balance of the ticket the same. Represen
tative Ilnnco-k , republican , 148 ; Huff , denno
cratic 111. District attorney Ustoll , 121) ) ; GoJ.
win ; 115. The county is probably democratic
by a small majority.
ICntlicott , Neb. , Jefferson county Blaine
121 ; Cleveland 47 ; Laird 139. State ticket
not counted.
Lincoln precinct , Colfax cnunty Thomas
democratic ; republican 40 majority , lndic.1
tions Thomas elected.
IJichmond precinct , Colfax cnunty Republican
lican national , htntei and j diciul ha-i a ma
joritv of 10. Congressional , Dorsey OS am !
and Novillo54 ,
OTallon's precinct , Lincoln county Blalno ,
25 ; 24 ; St. John 2. Stito oflkora and con
gressman received the same voteo. State
senator , Tliirtylirat district , Buckwortb , re
publican , 30 ; ttrefa , II ; QinnaA , republican ,
Fifty-eighth dibtrict , 33 , llammond , demo
crat , 58.
Doiner precinct Adams county cast 1,11 !
votes. Re-publican. 75J. Laird received fc25
votes for coniriussinan.
Palmyra Four hundred and two votes
were polled and IM have been counted :
Blaine , h'J ; Cleveland , 0-i ; D.iwes , 71 ; Morton.
HI ; Brown , 7t : ; Hoebal. 7i ) ; lloyl , 8l ! ; Sloan
02 ; Weaver , 83 ; Charlea Brown , 7i' .
\Vood Itiver procinct. Hall cjimty-Blalno ,
179 ; Cleveland , 9j ; Davis , republican , for
governor , 14i ( ; Morton , eU'inocrat. 110.
Boloyuo-Morton , 70 ; D.iwes , 104.
I'recinct A , Seward cuuuty Blaine , 70 ;
Cleveland , 59 ; Butler , 2 ; St. John , 3 , Mor.
ton , 59 ; D.WCH , 71.
Bloomington precinct , Franklin county
Blalno , 102 ; Cleveland , 49 ; ht. .John , 7 ; Laird ,
.SI ; . Stickles , 09 ; . Crabb . , 4 : Da we * , 9J ; Morton ,
* *
I'T.T 1 1 ll. 1 1 nit
, 118Kalov , 39.
Oak Grove , Fraukljn c.unty precinct-
Laird , 12. Slicklen , iO.
Schuyler precinct , Colfax county Blaino'rt
mn.iority 58 , democratic gain U.I. Dorsey , re
publican c mgresiinan , ? i3 majority ; MoAal-
lister , republic for senate , 0. majority ;
Russell , republican for reprepeiit-tlvo 0 ma
jority. Soutborland , republican Ibat reproson.
tativo of district No. 25 , II mijority ; Draper ,
rapublican county comini loiier , majority ;
Dawes , 67 majority ; Marshall , topublican din-
trlct attorney , 133 majority.
BI.03.MINUTON , Neb.Novembcr5.-3perial [ , ]
Laird only goes out of Una precinct
wnhtwelvii majority. The usual majority is
Hi'xtytoBaventy. Deary , democrat , f r rep
resentative , IIUH nearly ono hunilrod majority.
Laird la probably defeatul in this couuty.
Arapapoo precinct , Furnu county , Blaiuo , :
U4 ; Cleveland , 41.
Willow Grove preeinct , Rod Willow county ,
Blalno , 189 ; Olavelowl 89 ; Laird , 182 , Stickle- , -
90 ; Dtwes , 183 ; Morton , 101 ,
Benkelman , Dundy county , Blaine , 32 ; '
Cleveland , 22. St > to ticket , republican , 32 ;
democrat , 21. Congressional , Laird , 49 ;
Stickl , 3.
Odell , Nebraska , Paddock precinct , CJngo .
county Blaine 60 majority ; Weaver 27 ma
iority ; DAWOH , governor , 25 majority ; Shodd ,
iieutenant governor , < ; o mnjonty ; K"ggon ,
secretary of state 41 majority ; Mlllard , treas
urer , 40 majority ; Babcock , auditor , 40 ma
jority ; Loca iittornoy general , 3H majority ;
hcott , comrniebioiier of public lands , 40 ma
jority ; Joncc , Biiperliitcndent Instructions , 40
majoiity ; Burtiham , regent , 40 nibjority.
Lowell precinct , Kearney county Hlalno
H , nio\olnni ) 0 , HutlrH iMwes 4V Morton 1
15 : Liird 31' , Stickle ! W.
Ntriiuha prfclnct , Johnson county Blaine
81 majority ; D.iwrs 10 Weaver 80
Dorchiister precinct , Salinii county Blalno \
I1 ! * , Mo. ton S)8 ) , Den-en 179. Balance not .
ojuutod
Cozatl , Neb. , Blaiiio , Rfl ; Plevnland , 20 ; St. ;
lolm , 1 , li.woi majority 28 ; Doreoy 2(1 ( inn-
joritv.
JJniino nnunty , Blaine CO ! majority. Doreey
republiom o nctrcumitn , 400 majority.
Alud Crwlc precj < ct , Gage o mnty , ollicial ,
Blaine , Ed ; Uleveland , 51 ; Butler , 17i St.
John , r Mo'tdii , lumibllean Kovt-inor , 77 ;
awnc , iiijiubliomi , 71
Indianola prualnct , Hed Willow oounly-
hiine , lO' , ; Clcvtland. 50 ; St. John. 2 ;
165 ; Morton , 57 ; Laird , ICO ; Stickle ,
31 ,
Ho Bend prncinrt , Caw connty-Ropubli-
nan , ill ; greenback , " : untl-mouowly | , 0 ; nit -
it > > ' l
Ilia r C \ j . - ,1 aii- ' li . I , n' 'I '
St. John , 12 ; etatr ticket , republican , 310
( Icinocratlc , H3j Dorsev , 339j N 'vlllc , 11 ,
lv tcllp. 337 ; Godwin , 1S7 ; number nf tntt
wjt. 409.
Gibbon townshi ) ) , Buffalo county Th
total vote was 210. Republicans ca't tli
majority. Bliiine , Ii2 ; D.IMW , 11C , ; Sent
\'fi Fur coiiRros , D esay. 110 ; llnaor , 14'
1'Iftttc township Total vote , 40 ; republlca
mniority , 31.
Fullerlon prccinat , Nanco county lUwe
10' ' ; Morton , 72 ; Horsey , rrimbllcati , ID'
Novilln , democrat , SO , Return * from outsit !
precincts indicate n republican majority
300 on the national nnd ntato tickets ,
Grauvill preeinct , 1'lattocounty Damocra
90 , n-piibllcans 33.
Humphrey * precinct Pintle county Horn
craU 82 ; republican * 31 ; anti-tnonap * I.
Grant precinct , l-'rankhncounty BUinoSll
Cleveland 37 ; St. John 10 ; Dawcs 03 ; Morto
41 ; i.altcl42 ; Stickle 39.
Wnterloo.-Cloveland 74 ; Blaine 82 ; S
John 4 ; Mo ton 7i > ; Dawcs 82 ; Miller
Brown 1 1. Wfavnr57 ; tl'Ncil 3 ; Goodwin 7 (
Kstnllo 83Timmo ; 70 ; Redman 86 ; Points ti !
McCulloch 4 : Dre-xol 75 ; 1 Ionian SI ; McShau
80 ; Metz77Smytho.SOBaumor ; S7 ,
Sheldon Hamer'd majority C5 ; Basset 6
Borneo 105 ; Pauls 93.
Sharon Protlnct , BulTalo Co. llamer 20
Laird 20.
CI.AT COfSTV ,
Special telegram to the BKE ,
Five precincts give Stickle 11' ' ' majority
Laird will probably lose the couuty by 2r
votos.
ELECflON INCIDENTS ,
Atlcnipt to DIsfranclilKC for IIcKlni ,
Pilli.AlilM.riilA , November . At the pol
to-day C ! oo. W. Clothier was challenged upn
tlio ground that ho had made n hot upon th
rodult of to-elny's election , nnd the oloctio
nlliccrs sustninDil the clinllcng- . The challcng
was bssed upon an act of 18311 , which declare
that any ono making a bet upon the result o
an election ia enfranchised from votincnt sue
election. Thcro was no denial by Clotbic
that ho made thu bet. .liulpo Allison promp
ly made nn order to tha effect that the eleotio
oIliccTS of said division , being satisfied tha
said Gc'oro , W. Clothier is n qualified clccto
under the constitution , shall receive liU vet
irrcspectivo of any evidence that ho haa mad
wager upon thu result of the election. A
act of the * atscmb y which adds any qunlifica
tion to an olector'H right to vote as recognize
by the constitution. U unconstitutional.
Itlols In Cinoinnnti.
CINCINNATI , O. , November . Tlio quiol
uejH of tlio election was broken In the after
neon about o'clock in the Klghth wnrd b
the refusal of by-Btntidcrs nt the polls , man
of whom wore armed with clubs , to perm
the coloreel men form votiug. The vote-r
thus disfranchia d went to the Un'totl ' State
marshal for advice nnd this gave rise tomimcr
ous nimora that the negroes were going to or
Kiini/.o nnd with a force of deputy marshal
mnicn in n body to cast their votes
This brought a crowd to the polls and tlio ex
e.itemcnt was increased bv the patrol wagon
hastening to the ecene. The ncgroca did no
organize and attempt to vote in n body an
the crowd gradually melted nway. Soon alter
tor tbU , nt the other precinct iu the a m
ward , a well known citizen , John D. Cal 1
well , accompanied n colored mnirtu the poll
to vote. The vote was challenged ami th
ju 'Rca were about to examine the man unde
oath , when byaUnders forcibly ejected th
coloroJ man from the place. A mo
pursued _ him , caught and boa
him , until half n dozen or moro policemen sue ,
ceeded iu extricating the negro from thei
hands Soon after thia a challenge' ! whit
voter was knocked elown by the same lawles
bystanders. The situation at both precinct
in thia ward from that time till the poll
closed , wai threatening , and crowds lined th
streets in the yKinlty , expecting a disturb
nnce. In tha Eighteenth ward in the after
noon , Peter Kellcy stabbed , Hcriously if no
fatally , Policeman Uonoyman , who was n
duty at the polls. The provocation was tha
Honeyman had struck Kelley's brother earlie
in the day.
CINCINNATI , November 4. The polls clojo
in the Kiijhth ward without further disturb
Mice ; , but other casualiliea occurred n ? follows
Between five nnel six p. m , at Fifth and Gen
tral avonufn , Phil Hcnr/cssy nnd John Noali
engaged in a fight Hcnnossy was fatall
shot In the head ; Nealis was uliRhtly wouue
ed. About the came time on Price Hill Win
Hcmy. a policeman , lulled .John Miller , an
J. J. Hunter was shot in thohaml.
ne-nclricks a ( lluinc.
IsniANAi'OLia , Nov. ) . ( iovornor Itei
dricks cast his ballot at the Second prccincl
Twelfth wnrd. nrnr noon t--dny and then , i
company with Hon. James H. Hice , audito
of state , mndo a tour of the i > ells of the city
Kvcrywhci oho was received with the utmos
cordiality. Koturniug homo , ho spent th
evening in his library where , iu company wit
a few personal friends ho reccive <
tlio bulletins of the associate !
prt-s. Thn company waa small comprisin
.ludgo Ni block of the supreme court , Wm
Houderu on nnd Aejuilla Jones. To au asso
ciated press reporter , who called on him early
iu the evening , Mr. He-ndricks expressed liini
snlf a ? Rratifiod moro than onything else wit ]
the reflection that the struggle waa at an onj
"Vou will doubtless feel comfortable eve
the riisulr ; "
" \Volha\lDg accomplished the object o
the cuntPHt , 1 feel like laying it aside now
like au old mitten , I entered upon a conte-s
the like of which 1 never expect ng iuti
make , but having been drawn into it , o
c ni'Mi , 1 wanted to succeed.
The governor e xpressd great anxiety over
the result In Indiana. lie Kii <
the people wcro much moro intcrestec
iu the canvas * , even tlnn in 1K70 , which wai
the prettiest political contest ho had over wit
netssod. Ho ili I not conceal hh anxiety t <
have his anticipations of the rtH.il tin tlio etati
confirmed by tlo returns but none were a !
[ land nt tha time the only mefRagfB ho had 10
ceived were of inipiiry. Hooxpectol t'et > y
up until mlduight recolving retiiniH and thei
retire.
INDIANATOMS , Ind. , November . With
; ho exception of trouble at I'Viirfiold , Shelby
county , the Rtato election pap'cd off rjiiietly ,
md notwithstanding the lowciing mid njnally
weather , u very huge vote wua polled , thu
utereet takt-n being vf ry prent Tim vote bo
nir forftatei and cuunty eillicea bc.sidrH presl-
Icntial elcctnr uud congressmen will jn.-ilc ,
(
ho count tedioiif , and as yet nothing like
accuracy cm bo had , nor any idoi of what the
o > iilt will bo em tha national or ntuto ollicura
vhllo no returna are yet in from congressional
districtH.
How St. iJolm Spent tlic Dny.
OLATIIK , KB , , November 4. St Jeln iient
ho day quietly nt his home here , occasionally
ppcnring on the ttreets in company with n
mall number of hia frlouds. At half past ono
o walked to the polls In the third wnrd where
o cist his voto. In reply to nn Inrjuiry , St
uhn remarked that ho wns ns "happy as a
Iam. Ho then produced thu following din-
jtcli , which ho Hated hu had ju t received :
, "OUNEV , Ilis.-To.J. Jl. St John , Olathu :
l" ° t > ' - John and Danleln cli.D HOIKI < greet-
ag. Ilia fraudulent report npiilnst you ,
"enlhena you In your old homo. ( xi [ iod )
J , V ° ' . ; Her. prmldent , Snm'l Biker , way ,
aiiomdicatlonHore. in the governor's own
varel , that ho will receive about onu-third ol
.ho votes cast.
Jjoitii ,
Cillc'Aco , November 1.At 10 o'clock ( ion.
.of-an wa < receiving dUpnlclien
over a private
vito in a room ut the Grand PacHo hotel.
fa had not heard tnitn eitlier Blaine or
Clklnn. Ho WBH unwilling to
prophr y an to
ho reuult. ll eontlderiimm the returna he
receiving , tbut Ne r York will not uiv. ,
0,0(1(1 ( ( ma joi Ity. itlu-rwav , but coiuidiim the
Bpublicans V , have the bett chancn. 1 lu BIJ : H
) lno , Indiana , IllnioiH , Mm aclm otlii nrid
\ttw Ilaiiip-hirourotttfe. Hid ndvicm from
.ormecticiit are rncourazing 1 1
; has Imd n i
ojiutU from fuW Jer-ey nr Wntit Viii'Inia
ot. On tha otbi-r ( laud. Indepaiiduiit rciiub-
icjna are oanalilurinz llliiiuU m u doiilitfnl
tutu ,
- e-irrrmi
Clove-litnil al Homo.
AI.HANV , ovunber -CUvHand arrived
n Alb.itiy at 0 p. m. Tlio governor wa c-
ompai.ie.l from Bulflo by n imtnlicr of
entiemon of that city. Whan Im ntc-iinod
rein HID train ho was fiumiund d by l.nt'e
reel ol jir < iilu | i-n/tr to uxtunrl him a hearty
reluump. When the party p .t > rt Iliniugli f
in depot gatiui tbe psoplo uhporod and nwurifc1 1
M Ir hatto whlcu tlm g .vdrnor ic > pami.i ) ! C
rni'Hf : HV by lifting hi , hit n .el b .wuig. H
KU ! inn t" tbo e-xo u'i.it ' uiautiiiii. Th
lhot' who nhook hl < hand and wlihod him
well.
< ti > tifts
NKW YOIIK , November I.- Senator .1ema. ,
of the elrmccratic national committee , snys lit'
is in no doubt that New York has given
Cleveland from XiOZO to f > 0OCO majority ;
New Jersov , r00l' ' , nnd Uonnooti.ut : ifXI (
Moagro returns from Indiana chow material
democratic gains ewer 1SSO , and Stnator Jctiaii
i < contldiv > tiif n democratic majority In Hint
state and Califmnin , llon\ii \ > hopm for Ne
vada ,
The * Interest at AVnshlnuton.
WAsiiiNi.Teix , November 4. CSi-pnt nnxi ly
ii felt here < conccrnltif ; the election nnd large *
crowds surround the bulletin' . Ui.Mnofn in
the departments ia practically siupoudod and
the retuins nro nwnttedIth Interest never
before manifested ,
An Imllnim Town Tcrrorl/.ril.
iNniANAi-oi.ts , November . A Journal
fpecial ray * : The republican clerk niul judge
at rntrlnnd , Shelby county , i of used to 1 n
the election returns , clniming that thn votou
were build zrd nnd the ballot box otutrod. An
armed mob has taken possession of the town
and dcclaro they will kill the clerk and juilg"
unless they sign the returns. The xhurilf nnd
n posse eif men have gone tj the fcono ,
A Nlulir Katnlynt Uolnmlnis.
CoLfsnifH , O. , The election pMsod quietly
lu this city , but the greatest oxcltPincnt pro-
vailoa to-night over the returns Ironi other
stntos. The city has lucn taken po < po sion of
by n howling inns ? of peopln nnd in the ex
citement emo man William WicklilT , n street
car driver was shot eland , nnd another man ,
n farmer , seriously wounded.
More Opinion * M'tiiii UemlrlokH.
iNlMANAt'OMs , Nove-mber 5. At 10 o'clock
nnothur call wns made upon Mr. 1 [ endrlrkx ,
In the ineiinttma the nowa from Nenv York
had rendered it vomowhat dubious na to the
general result , and bo entered into a brief ells-
cussion re'jpocting the outlook in tha vnrioun
demMful nnd dinputcd states , HN Informa
tion from Now York wan not conclusive and
his manner indicated u fear tlut It had
gone against its governor. Wisconsin
ho did not think had trono democratic
though the republican majority had been
greatly reduced , Thu triumph of the ) f so\ !
ticket iu Michigan he regarded as quite prob
able , but these oven with Utiodo Inland , Now
Jcrdoy and Novadn , in which democratic vic
tory soomeel ) ) rnbablu or was concede' . ! , the
go\crnnr Raid , "It will not avail unlo'a we got
Now York. Anyhow , 1 shall have the satis-
f uctlon of knowing tlmt I have been sustained
at homo. " In answer to numerous niquiiica
the governor ha telegraphed that Imliaurt
hud gene demrcratic by fil03 , but ho bollo\es
the plurality will bo nearer 10,000.
Ho Deinniulo Tlmt Ills Followuis 11 o
True' I a Cleive-IainI Uor cst
Vole lOvcr t'olle-il in
Nev York ,
Special Dispatch to Tin : BKK.
NKW YOIIK , November . John Kelly has
issued notice that if nuy of the men in charge
of the Tammany boxes are found piving out
false ballots or trading votes to the injury of
Cleveland , ho will suspend them from tholr
functions ns soon as the fact N reported to
him. Tills action 0:1 Kelly'n part 1m led to
increased confidence in democratic circles , and
au overwhelming majority is looked for iu this
city. Up to the present time the voting la
heavier than wm over known hero. The
ii.arshnl.i. deputy ? lirills nnd police nro acting
in harmony. A crush is oxpcctad to cnmo
during the noon hour , when tlio balance of the
laboring men will voto. Kxtra preejuitions
uro boim : taken to provout repenting nt that
time , and all who nro known ns tliitives or re
peaters are being locked up to prevent
trouble.
CHICAGO 3IAHKETS.
TUAniKO ALMOST AI.TOUCTIIICH HACIttriCBD TO
rOMTlt'AL INTKBUST.
Special telegram to Tim BKE.
CATTI.U.
CHICAGO , November . There were about
110 cars of range stock among the fresh receipts
ceipts , SO cara of northwcatorns nnd 'JO o
Texans. Business was almost neglected fo ;
politics. Tlia receipts were light and then
wcie but few orders on the market and there ,
wrro scarcely a load of good shipping natives
aiming the fresh receipt ? . Toxani werj cpur.
od higher nnd rangers fiimor. Nntivo butcli
era' stock wns scarce and firm. There * wan
literallv nothing doing in stocUers nnd fcod
era. There woroa few orders , but no purnona
buyora on the market. Texans , 81 5 d' , , | fcfl
225 ; Afuntana , IL'O'J pounds , S" ) -5. Snloi
11M Myommpr , 1108 peiimdH , ? . " ( ,0 ; 111 Wyo
mines , l' > 70 iiuunds , § 5 5U ; lit ) Texans , 1000
pounds , $1 35 ,
lines ,
With the fresh receipts there were pn.bably
10,10 on nalo Small number when cumparee ;
with the corresponding day of last week , yet
tlii'ro was n sufficient number for the wants
bf Imyrrii , There was IID particular activity ;
each buyer had limited eiders , yet ut liio
: lese , \alues were atrunt ; and fiQlOc liigbor.
Sales were niado aroiit.d nbout 4 IQ'Mli' ' ) foi
rough and cuminoii pickers , nndI7flu ( * Ml for
lestptckors anilHKaittnr \ \ assorted heavy ,
rhoro was little or nolh'ng doing in light
Hurts und thi price miiy bj ipioted noiniual ,
Hough packing , 4'2\Cti\ir \ \ > , packing nud thlp-
ping , a 0'ti30 ( : Ibs , 70@5tO , light , lUO , air.
11.3 , I35f H5 ,
ClM'iNNATi , November ! -Governor If.jad-
loy mspemled the execution of George Oliver
under honttnc'1 to Im hii"p Nov. 7.
Ill IlK'ry in ,1 < ! , < y ,
TuirsTON , N. J , , November 4. 1'olica JIIH- ?
tice Stall ) , democrat , was amifted hero tliln l
evening , wlillo n hl wav to his court , on tlm
Minplalnt of James W. Bennutt. who charges
that Stahl brlbeel ono William Mly. Ho v/as :
liuld in X > , tCO : lull. A coinjilalnt id nUo sworn :
wit iigiiinst Frank If. Lalcr , a pi'omluent
domocnit , for bribing F , II. Colo.
CIcTolancl A'dlt-H
BUKI-ALO , N. Y. , November 4. A largo !
: rowd wai nt thu polllm ; plucovhero Clove-
and voted. A little ) before right lie appeared
ml waa Mipplied with n ballot nnd took hia
ilnco in the line awaiting his turn to voto. '
Vs ho pii'sed from behind tin railing FOIIIO
no Hiig eRteel tliroo cheerx which weir > glvou
enrtlly with a tifjor. Ho win then driven to
io Htntioii whuro ho took a euat in a car bounder
or Albany.
Rheumatism
Wo ilntibt If there Is , or can bn , a xprdfi
remedy for rheumalhm ; but tbousiimls who
have Buffered Its pains havn been greatly ben-
e'fltcil by Hood's Sarsaparllla. If you have
fulled to flml relief , try tlih grtnt remedy ,
"I was iillllctcd with iliuiiiniillsin twenty
years. Previous tu 1B83 I found no relief , but
grew worse , nnd at ono time was almost holji.
! < > llooil'.s .Sarhiiirllla ; ] : did mo more good
than M tlie olhcr meillclmi I ever Juul , "
1I.T. IiAi.fiiM.SIililc-y Vlllai'c , JliiM.
"I had iheiiiiiiilljiinllireo yearn-11111 got no
ri'llcf III ) I look lloud'.s N.ir : ipaillli. : It has
ilniiogrent things for i.ie. 1 lecoimueinl It to
iitlicrs , " Ii\viri : lifliiiANi : , Ciililufonl , .AIu.
i
Hood's BarBajiarllla Is charnctrrlxpil 1 <
( lmi ; iit'e-iiIlarlth'S : 1st , Ilio cninl4n < itltm ol
icinuillal ( iKenta ; "ilthu jirnji'irltoni . ' ! < ! , the
l'rurcn.1 of re'curliiK Ilio nctivu nicillclii.i
< Hiiltlft : ! : Thn ri'sult It a nifillclno of iinusua
hlrciiflli , clftTtliii ; ( Mires lilllicrlo miliiMi'.vr.
Bi'inl for book contiUiiliii ! mlilltlonal ovldi nee ;
"Iludil's Hirsniirllli ; ; ; loncs up my i-ys'ieiii )
| < inllii' my blouil , iliir'i'iis ; | ' niv ; 'i-n'llh- | . , m !
fi'ciiiK io inili : ; ) mo nvi'i. " .1. r. Tiiejitrr.'i > ,
"IIi'inr ' S'irsnpar'lla ' lieals nil ( illicit , nt.i.
fc.nl ; ( Jtrcul , Kuiv Y' ' U C'.ly .
Blood's ' .
SaE'saparJlIa \
I'-M l.y ail dri'.rM.i. Cl ; s'x ' f r ? , . M A | , |
I "f 1. . " * ' < '
THE GUY'S ELECTION , |
Riwn for Congress in the M liy
Largo Majorily ,
Tlio lnxrm'.st Vole Kvcr Pollcil I
County , AmoMMilnjr , In
Over 7.7O1.
The olcolion in this city , which man.
thought would bo excilSnt ; mid hotly con
tested , patacd or very quietly yesterday
By far the largest vote _ fcvor recorded it
the city was polled ycatordny , and in no
n ainglo inatnnco , so far as could b
learned , wns n duly qualified doctor de
prived of his right of frfltichisa. Tin
election wna particularly noticeable fo
the quiet and orderly manner iu which i
wna conducted , and fur the absence o
dtuukcnncaj , attributable to the
fact lhat nearly every polling
place was nt n roapoctnblii distance fron
from tlio noaroat saloon. Tlio summary
of the jail record yesterday showed orl ;
ono man nrroatod for drunkenncsa , nm
but few drunken men wore aoen nbou
the polio. The point of Rrcat intproa
with nil democrats nnd ninny republican
waa the election of Hon. 0. 11. Brown n
con rcaamnn from thin district. In over ;
ward in the city ho hns run far ahead o
his ticket , nnd Ilia frionda in their eager
ness to secures his olnctton forgot nl
other domocnUio candidates. A fee
members of the bur wore distributee
about the Hovoral votiug places
to work forJ. H. McCulloch , ropublicai
ciMididato for county judge , and n few
trero nloo nt work for LtfoEitcllo , rcput )
lican candidnto for district attorney.
Owing to the numerous tickets in the
Held , the gront amount of scratching done
by the voters and the diflicultlua undei
which the clerks and judgta in ono or
two precincts labored the work e > f count
ing the ballota is proceeding wry
nlovrly. The following is a aummary 01
the countup to It o'clock this uiorning :
Firat ward ; Total number of votes
polled IL'05. Of these Blaiuo cola 5II !
Cleveland 70 ! ) . Charles II. Krown'a ma
jority over Weaver , on the republican
und democratic tickets ia between 451
and 500. Beoidcs the rogul.ir tickets
there nro 03 workingmen and nutt-
monopolist votes which it ia claimed will
bring hia majority in this ward to fully
000. On atato ollicoro thuro are ( ! it :
straight democratic ticketo and " 01 re
publicans.
Second ward. First dirstrict.Total
number of votes cant , O'.lt. ' Of these
Blaine gets 1121 ; and Cleveland , 070
13rowu , 505 ; Weaver , 181 ; Diwos , 21)1 ) ;
Morton , li'JG ' ; Pace , oO-l ; Shcdd , 2I8 !
Olancoy , 2)8 ! ) ; lloggcn , 205Babcock ; , 21i (
Bonoko , 470 ; Uonoateco , 'MS ; Wlllurd
291 ; Lccso , 282 ; MontRomory , 400 ; Al-
uorto , 415 ; Scott , 274 ; Jonoa , 2H ! ; Dean ,
! 00.
00.Second
Second ward , Socor.d district T.Hnl
number of votcn cast , 705. Of thoropub
icana and domocrato of these , both
straight and scratched , Blaine gets 85-1
-md Cleveland : > 2G , leaving 105 anti-mon
opolists and workingmen tic eta to be
counted ; Brown , 478 ; Wonvor , 287 ; Mor
on , ! ! 52. D rrcs , o34 ; Goodwin , 'MO ; lia
olio , : )30. )
Third ward Total number of votca
polkd , 1075. In thia ward tipwork | ; o
counting progressed very dourly. Thi
whole republican ticket waa being firs
gone through with nnd wns not nearly
completed at 3 o'clock this morning 0
the tirst seventy-five ballots headed by
the Blaine electors , Brown rcoaivcc
t rcnly-fivo voteo. Browi'a : inujjrity in
this ward is estimated at about . ' 100.
Fourth Ward Total number of votes
cast 1,141 , Of thcacBlaino | receives 725
Cleveland , 3)5 ! ) ; St. John , J7 ; Brown
074 ; Weaver , 451 ; O'Ncil , 12. The vote
on the logialativo ticsot in this ward was
as follown : U F. Clark. 0153 ; A.I. ] \ .
Ferguson. C Q3 ; E. F. Smytho , 4 ! ) ; .foln
Baumor , 58'J ; J. A. McSlmne. 01)0 ) ; Fred.
Mutz , 4)0 ! ) ; C. S. Spocht , 508 ; Morrlo
Morrison , ( K18 ; J. G. Jonkin-
son , ( JOO ; Brunner , 710 ; W. II. C
Stoplu'iisoii , ( i05 ; I'.it MoArdlc ,
710 ; W. G. AVIiitmore , 710 ; A. 0. Troup ,
808 ; llnsmus Kasmuoaon , 1)80 ) ; II. G.
Clark , 542 ; Goer o W. Colston , D70
Adorn Stringlein , . 'J8l/ ! ; / . K. Hiloy , 001
John Mulvihill , 400 ; Jamas II. Wiuapoar ,
1C ! ) ; William Turtle , 452. The canvass
ing board adjourned nt 1 o'clock thin
morning and will rcautno its lubora at i
A. in.
Fifth ward , First district Total number
bor of votes polled , 055. Nothing dull
iito : hum could bo arrived nt. There
ivoro 107 atraight republicin ; and 211
straiuht democratic tie-kots voted.
Fifth ward , Stcind dictriut Total
number of votes cast , ! ) C5. At three
o'clock thia morning nothing had been ar
rived at that would in any way indicate
Lho result. In this ward there was
in oven 100 straight republican and 121
itraight democratic votes. Exclusive ) of
both the ! nnd
ant-monopolist working-
ncin'ii liukott ) Blaine received 313 votua.
Sixth ward Total number of votca
aat , 1.1SI8. Of ihono Bhino rn :
oives7.'iO ; Cleveland , 45. ! ; St. John 8
Cho tickets headed by Blainn in thia wr.rd
rave Weaver 520 ; Brown , 144 ; Dawos ,
514 ; Morton , 10 ; Shcdd , 071 ; I'aoa , ] ; -
lotgsn ; , 071 ! ; Boneatool , 2 ; Babcock ,
ill ) ; Benoko , 57.
From the above nothing doliuito can
io arrived nt concerning the city but the
'otoa on the prnnidential candtdntea nnd
ongretBmpn. 11 is uRtinuted that
irown will go out of Djuglna county
fith 3,000 majority.
"That tired fooling" from which you
tiller so much , particularly in the inornj
IK , ontlroly thrown off by Hood'a.Sar-
aparilla.
JUlt IVV eiK HUKniVUK
isSi'iMi Through ICnullsli Jnuriiallhtlu
IyfnoN , Nomnbor 4 , - The Moriiinff Tolo-
rujih in u leader buys : The KepublicaiH have
mch in I heir favor. They nro In power , they
itvinj ; govorneid the iqmhllu for tivotitj-throo
cars , Tlioy tuttlod thu lavi-ry ijuehtlon for-
vcr nnd they have moBt hcrolo rccollectioiiH
the northern and woitorn Ktaleu anoclatod
itli their nnuip , hut thu republican party hiui
ono its work and liau fallt-n Into vIu'H which
ir > K a e3nduncy prodncot in all polltioil pnr-
leu. It Irnn become moro anxloua torotidn :
ewer than to perform anyxnut natlunalHer-
luii. It li.'ti ii candidxtn ISIdinu who o.nini
Jrwnrd M a roprtiientalivd pirty machine.
iiiijuratlo ( victory no lo ( jcr moans r t'irn ' of
men to inon ii > ly l piwcr. l\t\ \ \
imiiil juH'oiislnH ' nro cold lii-yuii'l tdu pmvor of
fftimlnjr to now hfo. Tim -uccmi eit Cluvo
HI'I will ltoon ; no climul c mtnivuiulu' , It
rtlliliniily niuan u chanxu in tin until at tlio
elm. Old irwuu , botwoc-ii republic , .in nml
.eiii'icratH have luKt for.o , and now I * ne4 are
lowly ruulncinthein. . Tliuro r < i muny In-
Itatloi.M that mi liuiJurUml tuinln iiiunt In
hu d'imoillo p > li ii : < of ( Inml ill hivj bm'r
-lii'l Tto r.-lpjrrjj.'i ii-fi th'i * vl.i
Ihre-alpni tn ovcrilndnw the rxitiii ( > ftmitj
of Ami-tloa ami I'liRlind. Kiigllnhiiipn cni
ntTnnl to null the r nult with rntlro cnnfl
denco. WliPthcr llinini < r ( "Icvolaii'l ' I
rlcctcd , thi-ro will bo n , di < solnli.iu . of tin
continuity "I harinony nnd Rood will r\ntlnj ,
lot\vrrn ) ( treat HriUln and her in jcille cldcs
daughter.
\V3ERE \ THEPKIZES GO !
_
A l''oriinc ( ut n Suiko.
Tlio AVholo nl'tlic I.'UNI Cuillnl | lo < lno
NKW OIU.KAXS , Oct. , 15. ISSI.
sipiiml ccrtilioi that lui he-Id fur
collection for account of n dppoiitor in tin
IinuiMniia Stoto Bnnk , whole tlcke-t No. ' , s
I CM , In the l.ouiHiann State Lottorv. whirl
drew the KirotCnpltnl 1'wii of SKVIINTY
itVKTIUUSANl : ) ) HOI. I. Alts , , , n Tiim
day , Oct 1 1 , ISSI , unld ticket Inui R nnt the
sum of tlvo elulUrJ , and Unit tin nmnmt WAI
tiromptly paid by n chock on the Now Orlean
N'atlonal Hank , on iirr i < nti\tioii of llut ticket
to tlio ollici' of the Comn my.
i : . n. I.HOSTI : ,
IXchaiiRo nnd Discount Clerk ,
LcmiMana Xatlonal Hank , XbW Orl < iau < il.n.
Four-llfdm nl tliii S-ooiul Cajillal Au
coiintt'd l''cir ,
Nr.w OUI.KANS , Oct. 17 , 1881.
Thu utulorsiKiii'd ccrtiliiM that ho h > hl for
collection for account of Harry Smith , , 'mtico '
of the' I'oacc. nnd William M. Konneily , 1'lim.
tor , OroonvilU' , lisi , through H.inknf iJri'on-
villei , onei-tiftli e > ach of ticket No. 77 , ' . ' , " > ( ! , in tin-
Lousinna Kt'ito Lottery , which ilre > w tint Siw
eind Capital 1'rlzc of TWKNTV.l-'lVK
THOUSAND DOhhAK3 , on Tuoadny , Oct.
II , 1881 , HAiel ticket. * Imviiiff cost the sum of
ono dollar oncli , nnd thut thet unuiuiit was
jiitmiptly pttil t > y a chock on tlio Now Orlo.\un
A'ntlonal Bank , on iircKoutatlon of the tlckcli
nt the olliot' of tha Compnny.
W. A. 1'OM.OOIC , t CO. ,
fiO Union Htre'c't , Now Urlu.vns , l.a.
I > KW OIII.KAXH , Oct. 20 , ism.
The umlonignoel coitllie-s that ho hold for
collection for account of A , C , lljimett , 210
Sedgwlck St , , Chicago , HIM , ono-lifth ticket
No. 77,9M > , In the Loulhliina State Lottory.
whicli elienv the Second C.ipltrl I'iiz0 , of
of TNVKNTY F1VK TIIOIMANI ) DDL-
liAHS , on TuewUy , Oct. II , 18SI , said ticket
having cost tlio sum o ! ono dollar , ami that tha
amount was protupt'y ' paid by a chock em thei
Nmv Orleans National Bank , on presentation
of the ticket at the ollico of tlm company ,
F. K.OSHU UN' , Agent ,
Southern Kxpress Co. , Now Orleans , Lx
NKW Oiti.KANs , Oct. 21,1881.
The undersigned Hortiliex that ho hold for
collection for account of W. C. Hrlgga , Cni
cage , 111 , ono-lilth ticket No. 77,930 , in the
Louisiana State Lottery , which drew tlm So < i-
oml Ciiiltal 1'iUo of T VKNTV-K1VH
THOUSAND DOLLAKS , em Tuesday , Oct.
IHh , ISSI , suld ticket Iiaviug cost the mini ol
olio dollar , and tliat the amount was promptly
paid by a chock on the Now Orleans National
ll.iiik , on presentation of HID ticket at tlio
ollico of the Company. B. W. CASON , Agor
1'acilic Kxprous ( Jo. , Now Orleans , La.
St'vcnlySi.llnmlrcil Dollars \VIMII ns
HliucilflUclovv ,
Nuw OI.KANS , Oct. 7.1 , 1HMI.
The uudorHlgnod curtilic.s that ho held for
collection for account of O. C. Fox , 1'ortan
WIs. , two-filths of ticket No. 47.251 , in tlio
Louisiana Stale Lottery , which draw the
Third Capital 1'run of TKN THOUSAND
DOLLAK3 , on TiiOHelay , October II , 1881 ,
said ticket having cn.t the HUIU of two dollars ,
at the ollico of M. A. D.mphln , Now Orleans.
La , and that the amount was promptly paid
by a chock on the Now Oileanu Nat ion .1
Manic , on presentation of the ticket at the of
fice of the company.
company.F. . It. OSUrilN , Agonl.
Southern Kxprcttu Co , Now Orloatin , La.
Niw OIIMANS. : Oct. 18 , 1S1.
The undersigned curtllioi that he held for
collodion for account of Soigt. Jamus So it5
and 1'atrolmau Jeilm D.nigliertv , onu-lifili ,
and one-Fifth lo I'atreilmau Con. Dilly , nil o ,
Taxing District 1'olico Force of Memphis ,
through Bank of Commbrce , Memphis , Tonn.
ticket No. 13,388 , in the Lnui.ii.ina State Lot-
te'rv , which ilroM- Urn Fourth Capital I'ri/.o ol
SIX THOUSAND DOLLAUS , on Tuusday ,
Oct. 14 , INS I , said ticket having cost the mini
of two dollar ? , and that the amount was
promptly piiil on presentation of tlio ticket nl
nt tht ) ollicu of the Company.
F. It. OanuiiN , Agent ,
Southern Mxpress Co. , Now Orleans , La ,
NKW OIII.KANH , Oct. 20 , 1881.
The undersigned coitllios llnit ho held for
collodion for account of Mort Hud e , Colum
bia , Tonn , , through Second National Bank of
Columbia , Toon. , oiio-fifth ticket No. 51 031 ,
iu the Louisiana State Lallcry , wbich diow
the Fourth Capital I'ri/.J of ol.V THOUS
AND DOLLAHS , on Tuesday , Oct. II , IKS I ,
uaid ticket having coit the sum of one elollar ,
nt the ollico of M , A. Dauphin , Now Oileius ,
La , , and that tlio'unount win promptly paid
on profimtallon of thn lickut at the ollico of
the company. L. T. SAN'TANA ,
Runner , St.ktu National Bunk , New Orleans
La.
IM. Wnlthor it Co. will open , next
Monday , Nov. 'I , nt Our. Kith und Capitol
tel nvo. , tlio liiiL-.it Confetctionory ,
Baknry , Fruitn , Ci < 'urn. mid Lidicti * nnel
fJonto' UyslurH , I'io Cruain unel Lunch
1'urlora in the Oato City of Omaha.
I'Jouso cj.\ ] \ ; all welcome.
K'jStioctfullv.
nol-lt M. WALTHEIUtCO.
C2o and nco thu proHidontial aliair in
tlio window of L. U. Williams it Son to-
niRht.
( em-nil Itloin rtl CulitinhiiH ,
( 'oui'MiifH , Novtimbor 5. hate to-night re-
mblicnns formed it procession nnd marched
last the ilcmncinlic hcadcpiurterR. A rortlo
van made by th'j demornt4 end a I lot cnMird.
JlnbM and hloiiex weru thrown and n number
if men butt. Jamei A. Moon > , it machinist
md n member of thi Illnino ami Logan glee
lnb , was xtru 'k In the back of tha bund with
t club , A youux man who nifn'od to givn hlu
lame , rucolvcd a fovero cut on the top of Ills
load. Patrick JJovlo , un eix-policeinuii , wax
hot throin > h the head and killed , There in it
-op'irt tthut tjn otlior men uero shot and
rvoundeil Hovi.'rnly in the north part of thu city.
fEST YOUR BAKING rUPEK TO-DAY !
IlrmifllnilvnllHml HI utiNoluVly ptnn
I'Urnfirnn tnpilowti un u liotittovn unt .
liiovi * Iliu enter uuij uinoll , A clii-inlAi will nut bu r
iruU tudttuct tlioiueucucu ul uiiiniunlu.
HOKS NOT CONTAIN AMMONIA.
u nnuillll.MJiS llts NEVER Ull.t < jll. ! llu\Ei !
I n n mill IKII lioni d r < ir n qiiiirt.-r of ( t en ntuiy It hai
luuil Hi . iiiunitti'ii' rullnlilu ti"i ,
THE TESTJDF THE OVEII ,
] { IC'K DAKINti TOWDKIl CO. ,
mmi:1 : or
ilr , Price's ' Special I'laYoringExIracls ' ,
llto | rMir ) ( | UiuitilrlUltui HuJ alurjUU orli o nieiiJ
3r , Price's Lupulin Yens ! Gems
IJrflit liii'iul. Tl.o H , ! . Jny ll i >
l Iliu Wuilil.
FOR ALE RY GROCERS ,
JH'
FALL & WINTER
' 1FALL
-IN
AND-
Visitora to the city nud nil olliora in need ct' Men's , Boya' nut !
Children's
ESTJ T
WJLL DO WELL TO CALL ON
THE STRICTLY
i , l
House in the city nntl oxnmino their gooils nnd prices. They cnrry the
largest stockiuul soil lower thim nny other house m the city.
Ds-n't forgot to cnll nt
For Economy in Fuel , Bermlyo ! Finish , Durability , Heating end
Qnalilio ? , thoylmvo no pqunl. Tnsiicction Invited.
Satisfaction Quarautccd.
H. H. BRIGHT , & CO. , Solo Ag'nls , 1406 Donglnu St.
OUR M01TO 100 Gouts ivortn of lioncst fioodB for every dqllnrlofi ) :
tvith us.
ILO
1206 Farnam Street , Omaha , Neb.
Lie ol Fan Goods Just fin
Como early and Ret n nulrctlon from the most comoloto nod o'o ant stock of woolens tra
nave overuhown- eit UH make you n i ice , fined overcoat , lim through with the hoarloBt
ilk or a tuit of cloUiex nnoxcollod anywhoru Kood fit , wu 1 m Jo and of fine material , a
t pair of iron-ill' " ! 'TroiHurn , which will keep their nhapn and wo.ir till you tire of them ,
> Douglas Street. - - - OMAHA , NEBRASKA.
Dealers in "Now and Second-hand
IT :
. SELL FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS ALL GOODS AT
O 1 "t < O 33OL IE30 3T 1 O O 3
? ors3ns need of anything in our line will find it to
their a dvaulago to call on us before purchasing
elsewhere.