THE QHAKA DA1L.Y . BB15 , FKIDAY , OCTOBlSll'SO , 1885.
Tltf ItlTtHM T It I Vl\ Mill1"
HIE MUCIIELI MAhDAMtft
It wan Decided Orally in the Buprcn
Cotitt of tlio State Yesterday ,
PERSECUTION OF A PAPEF
I'lio Mayor of Lincoln In Very Sinn
HiuiliiOHH All Jnlcrvlew AVlth
the New 1'oHiinnntor City
llrcvltles.
[ nioM TUB m.K's MSCOI.K ntiarAiT.l
The mandamus case of the stale o
relation of .1. Sterling Morton againi
W. Stephenson , clerk of Otoo count :
ivas decided orally yesterday by the si
prenio court. Tlio peremptory writ t
mandamus was ordered to issue , con
pelline ; StopheiHon to insert in his elci
lion call for that county for two dlslrii
judges for tlm Second judicial distric
The court hold that inasmuch as th
clerk was merely a ministerial ollicor :
was his duty to state in his call all th
ofllrors enumerated by the statute , an
that it was no part of his duty to pu :
upon the oonslilullouality of any olllci
Thl ) opinion is mil yet filed , but it is in
durstood that the. question touching * th
constitutionality of the law will not h
i discussed by the court , and as tliu Hi :
f Intimated a few days since , tlio re ;
question involved , namely , tlio eon.slili
Humility of the law ( ireatn ! < ; a sccon
m trict jtldKo in this district will bo 01
lir'ely ignored , and it now remains fe
the parties in Nebraska ( 'ily who ai
d ( " isirous of having this vital an
important question judicially determit
cd to proceed anew. It has been sii ;
gestcu that the quo warranto proceet
nj > s institulcil by lion. J. C. Watao
_ , and now pending in the .same com I , vvi
* - aliuru the Kamo fate as tint mandamu
euit ami a final adjudication of thu mat
ter will still remain nnellectcd. It i
HoW claimed that nil injunction restraii
In lVo s.tato from issuing vouchers to
salary to Jud c iMileholl will Im applic
lor , and that tnis will surely wnn toil
from lite supreme com I a broad an
comprehensive decision of Hie cnlu
matter under dispute.
A T1 , < ' 1INI'AI. OKrif'IU , .
Yesterday morning as the Br.r. rejiorlp
neiired his ollioo ho observed two ol Lin
coin's justly cclobtated somnambulist )
cqppera ungaged iu taking down the Hi :
, Sijrn vvhicb hangs partly over tlio shir
walk. The ollicor.s displayed a /ei ;
\vlnch is wldom witnessed among them
and as the } shook oil' thuir sleep t <
* ' pt even with the KKK , " :
crowd had cougrctcatcd to cnjo ,
, uuacuustomed spectacle of a Liucuti
pojiCeman doing something. Upon in
quiry it was toinul that his honor , th
Vmtyor , hail bunted up an obsolete ordi
naneo which says that no street sigi
ahull project out trom the building nioti
than lour feet. The entire jiolico lore
of Iho capital city was immediately in
8 ritelcd to proceed against the HII :
odieu vi et armies. They o'lo ' ed with ai
tiniority seldom theirs. The sign , how
ever , did not come down until the gentle
man who put it up did the work Hi
honor would hotter serve the interests o
Lincoln if he would tcrrut out and pun
ish real ollenders against the law than ti
try to persecute tlnough motives of per
Bonal spjte. a single instance of nnknow
ing infringement of an nnenforeed ordi
nance. UTiere are many oilier signs am
obstructions to the streets of Lincoh
which his honor might butter busy him
s6lf with.
I T1IK NP.W l'OST.VIA3riie. :
Poslmasler Watkins was intcrviewpi
yesterday on Hie subject of lr Miller'
glit on him and the spirit of antagonist ]
Wldcli Ke.eiim to prevail in the party
'
Watkins .said lliat Dr. Miller had alvva'v
him with the utmost bitterness
Cursurd
tit Im did not know for what reason , h
regard to the thre.it made by Miller tha
ho would either have to give up his inter
cstin ids pajier lieie or Miller would ti'
, things w'tb Vilns to have Watkins fired
the gentleman said that ho had alrcad'
disposed of the paper and would hav'
nothing whatever to do with it in tin
, fjthire , but would give his whole alien
turn to Ihi ! management of the po-itollicc
Watkins said he hud sent on bis ollicia
liond of $1(10,000 ( to Washington and ex
, pccted soon to receive Ids commission
When ho would take charge ot the ollicc
' Uf > has received many applications fron
nnrsous desiring positions. To nil o
them he says that tlio applications mus
bo in writing and they will be considuici
In thuir turn.
A KJTTIXO TKSTIMONIAt , .
. 'Major 1'ranklin , of llie secrclary o
stale's ollico , yesterday received iron
Philadelphia tin elegant badge , vvhiel
will bo presented to Col. Henry A Mot
row , of the regular army , by a numbe
of personal friends throughout the state
'J'ho , badge is gold and set with twclv
cjihto large diamonds , and the work i
T 'ry fine in every respect. Inseribci
tipnn tin1 badge , which is tlio riguhitioi
Fifth army corps emblem , are the word *
" 11nry A Morrow , Twenty-first Int.int
ry , IL fe. , " and beneath this Is written
"Twenty-fourth Michigan Volunteers ,
ofvvhkh Morrow was commander dm
ing flic war. The inscription upon tin
roviix- side is as follows. "To Comrad
jl 'II * . iry A Morrow , Hrttvet Major ( ieiiera
'
* 'Volunteers ' , l-'roin comrades' who tleim
Kali honor to bu numbered among h !
jirrsonal friends , and f < - services ren
deii'd as commander o'C nip IlowaKJ
3\tj \ the Hi'ViMith annual reunion of soldici
* n'nd bailers in Ncbiadka , Solembot |
1W5. "
TVHUT ICI'.POIIM.
The Lauciifatcr county tarifl'rcforti
Cltlb nieb-Wciltutsdiiy night in this eit.v
* * j'l | ollieeiselected were N S. llaruoo
jiresidujit , A J. Sawyer vice president
o\-.M.i.\or H. K. Moore treasurer , li )
Simmons secretary The meeting wa
largely attended by prominent politicn
lcidcr of both the n-publiean and deni
i oeiiitie purtic.s and a number ot interest
Jliuj * spcuuhcs were mado. Tlm societ ,
Y'lil to-day issue a call fora tarill st.it
' convention , to bo held iu Lincoln , Nc
vember 1 , Ib85 , at vvliieh meeting the
Tv'il ! elect live delegates to attend th
Anjerlcan tarifV retorm convention , t
> ' T lield in the city of Chicago , Nuvcnihi1
JJ , : ) ! i l IS next. ( Jood feelinir prnvallei
ntKthti meeting , and the did ) bids fair !
prosper. All pcr-ons regardless of poll
liecV , aio rcniiestcd to bo present at th
Mate convention ,
i. „ ! COUNTY omrr.icj.
The republican county eopventio
| m\flg ) faded to nominatu preeinct ( ill :
) iH'r.s U > take their ollices iu case townalii
organi/ation carries , the republieai
c'lairmau ' has called a mass mui I'tig ' to
Ihii puriiosc whielt was held at the er
' ftlnu liouso last evening The democrat
\v ro working it pretty fine. IIH they ha
qUietl.y nominated candidates for ever.
] ) reoiiiet olllce , and if the republicans ha'
> r- continued to neglect this important mai
ter and township organl/.atioii had cm
riid , ' Ihu democracy would luivo got eon
trol of tint county affairs by the electto
of their olliccrs , "tind thirtj two snpcrvi
purs. It was with great dilliculty tint
, < thiicounty central commitu- could b
' itnulo to take this mutter in hand.
ASOlllKIl MANI A > IlS CASli
In tlm case of Lstlo x rcl against th
roimfy commissioner ! of Douglas count }
before thu Mipromo couit , no dccisio
WHS arrived ai , as about the same quo'
'Huns uni-e In tlioense ugaiiihl thu count
'cU'rk-of Otoo county
The court have taken the ctiso iiudr
ildvisemcnt , IIH there are many point
i in the former t-aao that la not uj
plicablo in Iho latter , The point decidci
in tlm Otoo county cuec was ( hat no pei
son except a party having n inone ,
interest could exorci.so the right to bi'n ,
suit. The cafio was presciitod by I'al C
lluvves and J , W. l.jllc , of Omaha ,
rny ITU.VH.
1'rofessor Oillispic , of the Nchrask
deaf and dumb as\lum , accompanied b ,
one of the prominent humanitarians o
the United States , visited the stale iusan
hospital , state penitentiary , and homo o
the friendlcsi ) yesterday , and cxpre so !
themselves us bolnp : much pleased will
the inaniiKcmeiit of these institutions.
Hon. H I ) . Stearns of Lincoln ad
dressed a largo meeliiitf Wednesday nigh
at the town of Dcnton , in this county.
It is said that the state auditor retain
money in his bauds received since .Inly
last which should be turned over to tin
itate treasurer without delay.
An excursion parly to leave this oil ;
November SS for Los Angeles is belli )
formed. Thu parly will remain nvvu ,
six months.
KTATH AtllllVAr.S.
John Dodtl , Omaha , T. Powers , V. C
Matteson , Sutlon ; U. Sheldon , Xebraski
City. _
TllB FtNF.ST Al.TRItATIVt : AND ANT1
ltiiKus ; imidielno on earth is Samarilai
Nervine. ( ft.M ) . "Thu Doctors said m ,
child must die with Spasms. Samarltai
Neiviuo cured him. " Win. E. Tannei
Da\ton , Ohio. ? 1.50. at Druggists.
KoepliiROpen After IU O'clock.
Uouud maii Alel'/a reported yesterda ,
morning that three saloons lind remainei
open after 12 o'clock last night those o
C. S. HigKms , Hans Young , and Hour ,
liornherger. Ho could not say , howevei
that any liquor was being sold after mid
night. Tlio marshal i.s un
decided as to whether l <
enter complaint ajrtilnst these men
Judge Steuberg holds that it will b
impossible to convict them , unles
it bo conclusively shown tha
Ihpior was sold iu the saloons after mid
nijilil. Marshal CUimmings is not a littl
worked up about the matter , and saj
that he is determined to push tin ; prose
trillion against these men even if lie doe
not remain iu Ids present position u weel
longer.
Iliggins was seen by a reporter yester
day , and while declining lo express ,11111 ,
self as to what ho proposes to ( loin tin
tutiiro , said that ho thought he was jnstt
lied in what he did last night. " 1 bail :
party of genllemcn in my piaci
last night , ami I could not cloao m ;
doors on them and I could not tire then
Irom my placo. No , sir , 1 inn not buck
in the law But 1 claim that 1 am en
tilled to a fair show in rtmniiig my busi
ness I have put a good deal of mone ;
into my business and I believe that
ought to havu , a fair show to make semi
protit. "
The litter nit.
A tall young gentleman whoso heavi
overcoat covered a neat attire , stood b ;
the stove in the Waiting room of tin
Union l'aeilicdopotsvvin < jiiiga ; large blacl
vali o at liis side yiisterdav. A couple o
rough pilgrims sat over in a corner will
a largo satchel between them on the spat
Suddenly they both arose andapproachot
the ticket window when , with a stealtlr
movement the tall young man sei/ei
their baggage and walked out of tin
door. Ouo of tlio pilgrims ttirnci
in time to sec this perrormancc , am
raising a cry Wafted after the thief. Tin
hitler took to his heels at the lirst warn
ing of pursuit , lie ran straight aeros
tlio 1 $ . & Al. tracks , bounded over tin
platform of n passenger train , and vviu
clambering up the steps of anohtcr
l'ncumborcd ] bv the two valises , he failci
to catch a footing ( , and fell sprawling it
the mud. His pursuer was upon him
and the young follow only regained hi
feet in time to escape capture , leaving
boll ) valises behind him in his haste
The pilgrim collared bolli pieces of lug
Ileor nt Kurt Slilney.
Col. Hall , itiHpcctor of posts , returned
yoslorday from a ten days' tour among tin
western posts , In conversation with t
reporter , yesterday , ho said Iho saloon
men wore making bitlor war upon Col
Morrow , of Fort Sidney , and llu
ollicers who were responsible foi
tlio selling of boor al the aniuso
ment hull on tlio post grounds
He said that notice was served upon Cot
Morrow , Wednesday , that the saloon mot
would outer criminal prosecution in tin
local courts against them , on the ground
of soiling liquor without a license
( . 'ol. Morrow has signified his willing
ness to try the mailer in the court an , !
has instructed the saloon men to ' 'gi
ahead. "
( Jen. Hrcck said that the report in tlu
matter which had been called for In
Gen Sheridan had not been received ai
headquarters , us yet. It is understood
however , that it will be substantially :
justification of the present methods o :
liquor selling at tin ; po.il ,
Tlio C. U K. C.
The Clmutaiiquu Circle will nice
Ibis ( Friday ) evening in the parlor ;
ot the Y. M. C. A. All Cliaulauqitair
are invited. The following is the pro
gramme :
Foimdiiif'of PiOino Map Exciclbi
Miss K. Fitch.
Human Legends
Miss Iti'iuliiKton.
Human vs. ( iicciau LUciatme
Miss Fannie Wood.
Intermission.
Sonu' Mr. ICotmcdj
A Do'Cilptlon id Iho ( llmiint llaccs. . . .
Mi. A. .loplln.
Note-Hook Cooipaii.-oiiij in Answer lo Hell
Call.
,
r-
1'ie ! Insane TnSuit. .
( Ion. ( . ' ( twin returned ycslerdnj
from Liffcoln , where for Ihe past few
davs he has been arguing the insane tu >
.suit ot the state against Douglas county
The attorney general and Hoit.T. M
Miiiquclto appeared for the state , vvhili
Ihe comity was represented by ( jeu
C'owiu alone. The details of this east
are matters of public knowledge tlu
state sues the county on a chlim of $10 ,
( ii , ) for taxes duo the insane tund , am
the county presents defense with the idle
gallon that the tax is unconstitutional
and tuithernioro , Wiis paid at Ihe genera
lev.v. ' 1 lie case was finished Wcdnesdaj
and siibmitled to the eouit.
1MLKSM IMhlCS ! ! I'lIHF
A sine cam for lilind. Illeeditisr , Itolihu
and Ulcerated Piles has bi-cii di-c'oveied lij
Di. Williams , ( an Indian icmrd.M , called Di
Williams' Indian Pile Ointment. A sinuh
box has cured the worst chronic eases of i" > ui
! -0 vcais tamlin . No oiui need sutlei nvi
minutes alterapjiljiim this vvondciiul soolh
lu medicine. Lotions and iiHttmnciitsd (
mote Ilium than ( 'oud. Williams' Imli.u
1'ilo Ointment ahsiitbs the tumors , allnjH tin
intense Itcldm , ' . ( paitic-nlarl > at niiilit aftei
( 't-tUut ! warm lu Ixxl ) , acts IIH a jMHilllce , irlvei
Instant icliel.aud is picpaml only lei I'iles
itchlmif ( pilvnto imrts , ami tot notlilnu tlse.
"SKIN DIKICASI < : S auitKi > .
Di. Knuiei's JIacle Olutau-iit cm CM ns b ]
imiulc , I'iiiniles , lllack Heads or drubs
ami i Kniplous | on the face , leavlm
the skin clear anil Ix-.iiitlful. Also c inc-s Itch
Salt Itheimi , Soie Nipplas , Suie Lbis , ,1111
Old Ohsiiiialo Ulcers.
Sold by diUKKlsts , or mailed on receipt ol
fiOcciitn.
KeUiled by Kuhii & Co. , and Sfhroett-r S
lludit. Al wliu.cr.ilo by C , Uoodauti ,
SHE WAS NOT MURDERED
The Mjstcry of a Southern Nebraska "We
man's Disappearance Cleared Up.
POLITICS AT WATERLOG
Is It Leprosy ? A IIIOIIR the Soclct
1'cople Stoeltmoti in Con ,
vciillou 1'ollco Mat.
tors , Ute ,
A Mystery Clcnrcil Up.
Tlio special telegraphic advices of th
HII : : have apprised the public of seven
.successive incidents , occurring .sine
Saturday Instill Franklin county , whip
ha\c combined to develop n Hrst-chi"
sensation. For n thorough undcrstani
ing of the situation , the story wliich tli
vtirlous telegrams huvo nnrrtitcil , will b
given in brief ontlinu.
On Saturday last , n sherifFs posc
after an exciting eneountor and a play c
weapons , eaptnrcd .1. 11. Duck and T. Jl
Hose , charged with defrauding
IMoomington jeweler out of $1,500. The1 !
two men accompanied by Frank Whll
Uuy alias \\alker and the hitter's wtl
had moved Into that section something
more tlian u 3 ear ago. The trio ver ,
shortly established a bad repulat.on am
within a few weeks Whitney took hi
wile to Niipnnee and returning withoti
her , said that he liad gone east on tli
train. Since that time Airs. \ \ liitncy liu
not been seen in that locality and tli
story ot her divorce was aeeeplei
without question. Within a few week
Whitney married n (5us ( > ie Duruti
living in Hloomington anil lor the jea
past they have livid together. On Jus
Saturday night , however , alter the eai |
turn of IJucK and lofie ! , \ \ Iiitnoy disajj
pearcd and is not to he found. Nighlbu
lore hist : i man who claimed to know
openly announced in Hloomingtou tha
\ \ liitnc.v had muulered his first wife a
the time he claimed to have taken her ti
Miiponcu ami buried lier body on tli
road between that point and ( dooming
ton. ( Srcil : excitement grco'ed ' Uus n-vc
lation and large parlies of men sl.irtei
out Wednesday morning to lind h. > rgra\i' '
That they \\ill not lind it is assured b ;
facts which developed hero vosterda ]
Whitney told tnc truth us tar as conoitrn
the HtatenuMil that Ins uifc look the Iran
eastward hound at Nupouee. 'She tain
direct to Lmuha , and lias si nee resided
hull ! .
WHAT Mia. AVIIIINI.Y .SAYS ,
A reporter for the 15m : called yoslerda ;
upon Mrs.lutnoy , \slio is now eni
ployed us a domestic at the house o
Solm iUc.C.ovcrn , 1 17 Jackson street
ami has assumed her. maMcn. nanioi\Lir \
Sheldon.
"Yea , I can tell you all about tlii
thing , " she said , in replv to the scribe'
query. "There isn't so very much m.\s
tery about it , and , as you Hc'o , I am no
murdered jet. I was married to nr
husband in Welmoro , Kansas , in Julj
18S4. My folks were then living in liar
per , Kansas. So tar as 1 then knew , hi
was an honest man. Well , wu eonclu
tied to move to southern Nebraska , am
in September , 1NHIwo came to IHooni
ington. Soon alter that , Whitney1
molhers-in law , Mr& . Duck , ami J. 15
Duck and T. M. Hose , hi
brother-in law , came to the. satin
place. I do not know anything o
their alleged crooked work in tlni
place , though I see by the lin that it i
.supposed that these ! men murdered mi
because 1 knew too much about their op
i-rations. Well , I had sonic trouble will
my husband , but nothing very serious
In' September , we agreed to come t <
Omaha and biouk away Irom our stir
loimding associations. It was ngroii
that 1 .should come to Omaha and sett iij
in housekeeping , and that he shouh
come on short lv afterward and join mo
1 came to Omaha and fulfilled my parto
tins agreement. Lut ! my nushaiu
never came. 1 got a letter trom liim ii
fact two or three ot them in which In
said that he did not euro to hear fron
me , and didn't propose to come t <
Omaha. So 1 secured a position to worl
out. I have received but one. 1 'tie
from them since , in which they asked mite
to come back to Hlpomington , ami oH'crci
to meet me at Franklin. I susiieotei
that they wanted to harm me porliup
kill me and I didn't ' go. As lor a
that ni.yst.-ry ot my disappearing Iron
Nnpoueo and no ticket being bough
there , it is all bosh. I did go to Kapo
lieu with Duck and did buy my ticke
there. No , 1 don't know much abou
tlvs ( ! ussio Diirant that is spoken of Si
far as 1 could see at the time , Miu was i
nieo girl , I hough 1 am inclined to thinl
shu was rather "aluck on" my husbund.a
the .saying is. I saw h r in iris compan ;
at least twice before [ left I don't pit' '
her father very much. He knew tha
Whitney was married to m i , tor he ha J
met me on two diU'cronl occasions. No
sir , 1 have never been divorced from m ;
husband. "
Ij MATl'IIUS. '
Tlioy Arn Il oiiHst > ; l In n
nl Waterloo A Itovieu-
ol'tlio
A rousing political meeting was heh
at Waterloo Wednesday evening
being largely attended by tin
voters of Waterloo and Valhc
precincts. The speakers most o
them trom Oinaliu--vvcro of both tin
democratic and republican pintles
Several of them were candidates on tin
county tickets.
William ( . 'oburii was the lirst speaker
He made a tew pointed lemarks. Hi
said that hu proposed to muko a fur
honorable canvass , and wanted the snp
port of all his friends , lie proposed t <
work squarely and above board , and liai
nothing to say iibout his opponent
Patrick Toid Mr. Cohurn retened ti
his arm.v record , and said that he hm
served lor lour years dining the w ur o
the rebellion , on the side ol the union
The speaker retired amid prolonged ap
plausc.
Air Patrick Ford arose and iipologi/.ei
fur having a hail cold , which woiihlpro
vent him tioni making an oxtoudei
speech Heu.isoiit there for the pur
poic of getting votes ami hoped tosoetin
them. Mr , I'obuni , ho thought was i
geiiUemau and he lie hiniieltva.s one
ami ho proposed to make his canvas
with these two tacts in view. If hedid no
get cleeteil , it would not bu hid fault , bui
that ol the people
Mike Mcan.\ was the next speaker. Hi
said that hi- , record as struct eonunis
sioner was an homM one , and he though
his qualifications for the olllce of couutj
coiumiasioncr vvero equally as good a. .
those of Mr O'Keefe , bin opponent Hi <
speech uaa a rousing one and lull of gooi
points.
The next speaker , Air O'Keefe ' , thoughl
that the bent argument he could oiler foi
his re-election Mas contained in bis re
cord during the past term. He had tried
to be just niiil inmaitml in thu disehargt
ol Ids duties , and in doing anything In
did not allow the question of "friend 01
Ion" to ant ) . Air O'Ke.elu laid claim K
some credit as luumg been instrument , i
in bringing about llui recent investigii
tuin tJt county ath'uiH.
lion \V. ( J. Whitruoro , who was i > res
cut. rcaponed to thu occasion with n stir
riugKpeedi Hi ) spoke | r.u liuularl.y ol
the iraiitU which had been uncart ucd u
the enmity building , and dwvli
upon tliu HL-cuoblty oja chuliijuof fo hno
which the pcoplo had n cltanco to bring
about at the coming election
15 W. Sinipr.il was Iho next speaker ,
He said that when he had the honor ol
being appointed chairman of tlio eoitntj
republican dommittco , ho made
the remark that if : v good
ticket wort * nominated , tlu
republicans tfouJir have no trouble
in making a clean sweep. Tlu
voters of the county had out to look al
the two tickets , to east their ballots s < ) us
to bring about this result. Air. Sunonil
rental ked that eoriuty affairs had long
siiH'ereil from corrupt rings , and it vva <
about lime that an entire change was
croughtabout. ' /
Air. K. Hosovvatcr was the lust speaker ,
arriving at about a qttai ter to ten o 'clock ,
Mr. llosevvater remarked , in opening ,
Unit it was n ditltcult task to make a cam
paign speech without repeating much
that might ha\o been said by others
Chastened and purillcd by disaster the
republican pmtj hud , in Ohio and New
York , solidified and prosonled eandidates
whose reputations tiud characters were a
guarantee of good government In this
county , the cliort had been made in the
sumo direction , ami the ticket nominated
by the party this full is acknowledged to
excel any tlekel nominated for many
\eurs past. It is admitted even by lead
ing democrats , that the republican ticket
is iu every respect .superior to the demo
cratic county ticket. The speak
er then made , a comparat'vu re
view of the candidates of both
parlies and appealed tothe republicans to
.stand together for once , not only because
t IIH democratic party WHS m control of
the national government and could pio-
vide fcdcial position ! ) for iu lame ducks ,
but because the election of- the ticket
would insure belter local government.
In conclusion the speaker , touching upon
the remark made b\ Air Wliitmoie , that
we needed a clean sweep in the court
house , ( -ailed attention to the glaring
abuses at tlio county poor iarin. lie
ereiiled quite a sensation b > declaring
that the bodies of paupers had been trans-
f cried to the medical college , and dump
ed into the cellar , were pickled and
dissected , and finally tlnown into a pile
of ashes ami quicklime. These practices
mtii bo legal , but lie did not see why Hie
county .should pay for the collins of paupers
'
pers whose home's were to be cut up in
tlie dissecting loom and bulled in the
bone \aid. This mutter was bv , nonicanS a
campaign canard , but he had it ditcdlv ,
from a narly that had been empioved in
the medical Institute. He had ( ailed al
Icntiou to it privately some months ago ,
and withheld itfiom publicity for humane
consideration.1 ! , because some of the help
less invalids in the poor housi ; would loci
distressed at the thought ol what awaited
their bodies after death * There was a
great deal of complaint of cruel ! \ on the
noor farm and it was notorious that Mr.
I'terce took up most of his lime this lujl
in electioneering and loll the inmalc.s ol
tlie inlirmarv lo cam lor themselves It
seemed to him that tlie commission1- ,
were derelict in their dut.v in closing
their eyes to those abuses , even though it
only ail'eeied paupers and imb"eile > < As
long : 's thev uivobjccls of charity , and
Ihe people me taxed for their m-iinte-
nance , they hro' ' entitled to the humane
care of our coiMlly , ollioers.
r'
THIS ASIATIC .SCOUKGK.
y IvelleviMl' ' to l > o Kxlttent In a
IioenrGUiese ) foundry.
A reporter 'Wit { informed yesiorday
that leprosy existed in the Chinese laun
dry at the northeast corner of Thirteenth
and Dodge ijljcee s. A minor so gra\u
demanded inslant investigation and the
work was push till "throu'gh as rapidly as
possible. \j \ , 1,1
The rnjjorl pained currency through a
simple uirciutfitniicu. A gcn'tlenian
stopped by a Chincso washerman on the
street jesterday and asked whether he
.still sent his washing to the ahop at the
corner of Thiitecntli und Dodge. The
g ntleman replied that he had not done
so tor several weeks to which IheCoolio
responded that it \\as as well tlnit he
did not , as one of the inmates of thcpkicc
was sulioring liom leprosy.
The building in question is n yellow
front frame structure ol I w ( .stories , alnl
was torniurlyji grocery store. The low
er floor is dividd into two apartments
the one immediately upon the corner oc
cupied by a small t.i.loring establish
ment and the other , as the siirn on ( lit !
\\indow deelaies , accommodating the
laundry cslablihlmicnt olVing Lee.
The door \\as unlatched and the re
porter entered without dilliculty No
one was aroused by bis ciilr.inco ind ,
which the ill-s.i-
completing thu < lisguat - -
vored odor of th ( < ) ) hici ) brought upon
him , ins continued toward the rear. An
old Chinaman sat by a dismantled stove
sowing with peculiar movement .ish.ib
by garment lln glanecd ii ] > w th an in-
dillercnl "Hello" as hu obscrvn.l tliu ro-
| ) orterand naked , " .Washee ? "
"No , s r ; 1 only want to know how
many live in this house. "
With a qu'ek , keen glance of suspicion ,
the old fellow sharply demanded , ' 'What
for ? " At this moment a rustle was
heard from behind a partition , and the
reporter , intruding his head eon fronted
a poling Chinaman , wasted with sick
ness , silling up , with all faculties appar
ently alert upon a miserable little pallet ,
" What you w ant y" shouted the invalid
angrily.
"Oh , nothing Are yon sick ? "
"Siek , " the Chinaman assented in
tones which might have brought Irom
him "well I should smile. " And then
with heated empnais he put sli ingot
sharp questions to the reporter wiio only
answered tliom by asking , "How long
have ) ( tn been sick ? "
"hong time * . Cio 'way. ' "
"Onl.v a minute. Who isyotinloctor ? "
"No iloctor ( Jo "way" and the sick
man tell back upon his bed with the evi
dent intention of sating nothing more.
Aloanw bile tnu old man had arisen and
was slowly proceeding toward the door.
Tim mmcu\ construed itsidf as lineal-
piling , anil the loporler swiltly backed
out.
out.It iw impossible to say whether ( lie in
valid Chilian ) . ni ban the lei rible disuii.su
of whicn he is suspected , but at all
events Iho cuifj ; in its sitspiu ons l > "ar-
ingn , ( leiii.iiiils'tlio attention of Hit ; board
ot hualth. , i
* *
1 r .
KOCUAlj J'MOASIIUIC.S.
Tlio HaiiH ( tremonlo IJall-.Tho Im-
< licH ol ,11)0 , Kuth lichcluxli
Iiotlo ; Give nn Cuter-
" tafiiiuont ,
Thu twenty -oigjith. hop of the Sans
Ceromonio ol.ub was the event lail night
at thu Millard hoiul. The itllair was the
first of the JdlistM , and was largely at
tended by L\\v \ \ i > yumher.s of the club and
their fiiuuds , , ! All , ( lie details of the lull
were purloct"aiuP great credit is duu the
comtuitloo of nrraugomoiit.s. Among
those present wore not-iced :
AlcMlamcs Wlii'idor. Dnndy , Heed , IJs-
tabrook. llmllok , Snow , I'addock , of Hi -
atrice , llitchcocu , Ituin , C'hio ( j.irne.iii ,
Chirkson- Ales rs. Dundy , Sharp , Alu-
Cormick. CJi.unbor.s , Almuy , Lehiuan ,
Hind. Louis DiiuJy , King it , 'Moiy , .Mil-
lard , Berlin , U'llbnt , I'oailiu , Lake ,
TompkiiiH , | ) ouol , Hunch , ( Vary , Feeler ,
( lark , Huntin tou , Widls , Cnitsu , I'.ku ,
Woodrtiir , Wynian , lor.tin ! , Mortoa ,
Craig , Frank H million
AT I.Kllir ( IAUI | > S MALI. .
The Lightiuiiid' ( hall was tiio.souneof
a sociable uud a verv plna ant gatlierin
last nignt. Itvis the timt s tri.il hop of
the season given by Huth Hubukah ln
greo Lodge No I , I O. O F About lifty
couples were invent who enli'i'iul heirl
and soul into tae. amu'umntt ot Ine
UQ oxuLlIuiitli owiui-Ud pr < > -
Rrnmmo of twcntv dances. Alusip wa
turnished by the Musical Union orcho !
tra. The event was but one of a uuni
her of similar events which the organl/n
1 1 on propose ghing during the while
mouths , The committee of airango
inents for the last evening's hop were J
Staiulo\cn. Mrs S. WrTght , and Mis
Carrit .laeksot : HOOP committee. Hour ;
Jackson , John Dishorn , K. I , . Armstrouj
AlissKmma Von Trot t , Alls * Alillie 151ti
more , and Airs. U L. Arni < tioug. J. W
Nichols acted as master of ceremonies.
STOCICMUN IN ( JATllKltlXO ,
.Session ol' tlto National Association ti
bo Held lu St. l.ouls ,
It will iutornst many stockmen o
Omaha and Nebraska to know that tin
second annual meeting of the Natioua
Tatlle and Horse ( rowers' association o
the United States , will bo held at St
Louis , beginning Nov. 23 , I'W , and con
tinning. si \ da s.
At this meeting the work of Iho assocla
lion foi the eurieiit year Will bo coiisid
ered ; reports of otllcers and committee
received ; admission ol members , eleetiot
of olliccrs ; appointment of special com
mittees , the diaeiosUm of all imporian
questions which interest those who ai'i
In tiny wav identified with the great eat
tie and horse industry of the Unite *
Stales , and the transaction of any otho
bn inc .s which may properly como before
fore the meeting.
Each local association is invited t <
send delegates to tliu annual meeting
and individuals engaged in growing eat
lie and horses are invited to beconn
members of the association.
The Citizens' Entertainment committee
has again been organised and joins ( hi
National Caltlo and Horse ( { rowers' ' As
socialion of the Lulled States iu extend
ing to the cattle and horse growers of tin
United Statc-s , Camilla and Alexico a tor
dial invitation to be in the city upon tin
occasion of the second national conven
tioti ofcattlcnien , and paiticipato in tin
splendid programme of cntvttaimnen
which has been provided. It will eon
M.st of a grand ball and promenade con-
eel t , musical and theatrical enterlain-
nieiits ; militan , emu and other parades ,
etc. , etc . , for the general and hospilabh
reception and plca.surn ol all who maj
attend the. meeting
Special arrangements for the Iranspor
tatitm ot the delegates to ( he convention
have been concluded with the railroad-
centering in St. Louis
The programme of the exercises the
i addresses and topics tor
cussion is as follows :
Thteftttle iiulnsli ) ot tlm United
Ht > \ . D. 11. Moore , Coloi , ulii.
JVilc.tleal AIe.is.iiri's for the I'lotectloa ol
tiltli.uuo fattlu Iluliistrv limn ( ! oiiliiiiHi- : ;
disiwe--Col. 11. M. Tmloi , aareut U. S. bu
ic.'iaunlni.il Imliistiv , New Mexico.
The Kaime Coiuitu ; Oat ( 'oinncin Inhoii'
tance linn. A. S. Meiei-i , eilitot Noithwest
em Live Stock .loin n.ilVouilni ; .
The MnVtbli at nl Cattle lloin South ti
Xoith-t'nl. It. ( J. Head , ( 'ulor.uR
Tr.inspoiiution mill sblpphuCol. . Isiac ;
II. Kndv. piCMilonl St. Luuis Natiun.d Slouli
Yauls ftiiuip'iny.
Tliu Normal 'llorMj Iniliistry of Atuciic.i-
T. Uuttoi\vulh ( , Illinois.
Tee Itelatlon ol I'Niici n Capital to the Cattle
tlo i ; nuliMiif Inibistricsof the \Vi stein Slate-
and Ten t iiies Tlionms Law son , Missomi
Anieiican Cattle and Dn-ssed 1'eef in Kni ;
hind , and the Ki'stiirtionsSniioiindiiitf Hit
Iniliialiition of Aiiii'iioau Heel JainusV \ ,
liaiclay. M. P. , London , JJIK and.
Biamlini , ' ; Us llisloij unit Elleol Ilon.U'
I > . KoliuttH , I'cansNhiiulu.
Le.isiim the I'nlilk1 Duiaiin Kx-niiv..Stoiu
ot [ own and Hon. S. \Vivll.tce , Colotado.
The National Cattle Trail ; Its Past , l'ius
cut anil J'ntuio , Jintl it-s Kelntion to KnlKvi : > <
1 < r Mo\eiacnl of Cattle tioia Soatn li > Notil
Hon. C. lTisinTexis | ( :
l'oieiiii Tiaiteand Ciinuncrce Iu Cattle
Hon. .1. L. AIcAl lee , Mm ; \ land.
The Piess. Its Itel.diun to tlic Cattle an ;
41 ( ts-o Imliibtry Thuo. , ) . MrMinn , Mi.ssomi
Aajeticaii Itt'of in ( iie.il I'nlain , Inmi llu
ICa lish Kiirmer's Stanilpunit T. DucUi.iiii
M. I' . London , l".Uluiil.
Natinn vl Oirani/.atioii ; Slate and Terri-
Itirial Assoeialions Ajoxtuidcr II. bwim ,
\Vvoiaiiitr.
The Ueliitiuns lletweon tlic Ka"t and tlic
\ i'-t us Thuj Afleel Ihu Cattle Indastiv ol
the United Status lion. ! ' . K. Mooihead ,
New Yoik.
Texas ; Us Imimtancu as a C.ittln fiiowbifj
State , and llt I'clations lo tno Noith and
Kast ; Col. S. P. UiiniiliiKlmm. Ageiit , U.S.
lime , in Animal Ilidusliy , Texas.
The ( Jl ilosdiile Horse Indtistiy In Amciir.i
-Hon. Charles F. Mills , Sueietuij lilinui"
blato li ! > arl of AKiiculttue.
L"ilslatloii Stale nnd National lion. II.
M. I'ollaul , MisMiuii.
Anieric.\n \ Cattle Coiuitanies iu Scotland
K. L. Sliuidoit. Lunil in. Kn. ; .
NOTHS FUOSI TIIJJ FUAY.
Uosal ] ) Aliitut Die Political i lulit i > tl
tin : Candidates A Warm 'I'inio.
"Tho coming eountv light is going to
lit ) a rod hot one , " sii < l the political seel
of thu Wabash corner , yo torday , "but tlic
republicans are going to win , you may
dopi'iid upon it. Every day is develop
ing more uud more strength for the re.
piihlican tickut. The voters am compar
ing it with Hint put up by the democrats ,
and itdoti-n't tiku tliom' very long to un-
I'ltrtli ( lie dilleroncu butween the two ,
I'.it Kor.l is gjing to be bi-atoii by l.rill , I
majority He is soliciting the 'saloon
Vole of the city , but while
hu is going to get a per
lion of it , In won't have it solid by :
loiigwajs. No , sir. Jiomo ol the .s.tloon
inen are. dtsgii- < ted with him , and com.
plain that lie is making himself "tor
1ivsh"in his canvass. 'J'luin the colored
vote will be cast almost solid for Co-
burn. You see Ford killed himself in
that direction by making an unlucky ul
toranoc concerning Ins ability to buying
niggers on clfction d.i.y just liku
so much cattle , and iu various othei
Wivs : has made liiiuself oll'eiiciivo tc
the' colored voleis. The Germans ? Thou
vote will lip e-iHt tor Cobiirn ineliidin ; ;
n number of democrats who could stoni-
ache the county liekittwore it not lot
Ford. Thu wise , thinking men ol the
county democratic parly arc announcing
their intention ol boltinj ; I'.i.l.ly and liu
i.- , going to lji ; lira led clear out ot bight ,
anil don't you lorget it
"Tim lig'nt in other directions promise ;
to be excititr ; , though not us warm as in
the shrievalty contest. Charley Need-
ham is making a lively rustle lor the of <
lieu of county clutk , ami fronnne.sentap-
pi'.ir.tnccs he is goingto 'gel there1 sate
ly , though Jell' Meginlh is not lajina
tironnd idl < i w iitiii'j/ ; pi'ople iu niiikeup
their minds for which candidate to vote.
For thti county cominissioncrhhip , Alil.o
Me. my is making a warm per-onitl can-
v iss , irom what 1 hear , he is filing lo bo
elected with the lest nl bin ticket Thu
friends of Judge BcncKo are not a little
nettled hccaiiiMt ho was not ghcn a place
on the ticket , and I Hhoiildn'l wondur if
there would he a c ( > nbidciabie defection
irom Ihu democratic ranks on this ac
count. "
The candidates for justice of Ihu peace
are woiking ! n a ihely man-
nor. Tin ; feeling against Hnmdici ,
is growing every day and ho will bu
bolted bv a great many \oters of hi , ow n
party. In tin : Second district Lee Ilels-
Ii y'tt prospi cts arc nxr-i llctit for election ,
He is making a clote canvass , with Ihu
evident detenuimilion of winning.
Justice Anderson , of thcThiid district ,
si : > s tluit he irt cunlideiit of re-election.
His opponent , Jitntice Hartlclt , will su-
[ nre the d. A. H. votn. but a number of
d"iiiocrut * say that lln.y will not \oto fur
him an he is lee iuei-.nl an addition lu
the democratic ranks
People have becoino accu&tointd to
hear ol new ( linuotuiloa They werci
hardly pr.ipar/d , howuvtsr , to hear Hint
11 medicine had bom diseoiercd which
liiid in it no morphiu 01 opiiinmnd jet
would cure coughs ThU renu-ih is Ked
Star Cough CniM and it is under cd by
hu iiii > sl ciiii
TRADE FACTS 'AND FIGURES
A Bettor Demand Yesterday for Drossc
Beef and Sbippins Qr.\do3 (
EASING FEELING IN LIVE STOCK
Wheat Palls Hack to Its Knrmor
1'olnt , Oloslnu ' _ < ) llelow the llest
1'Nnitro of tlm Dny MarkelJi
Home null 1'orelKii ,
CHICAGO laVR BTOOK.
CiucAoo , Ort , ' . " . ) . fSpeohd to the Hilis.l-
CATTM : The fulling oirot about 8,000 Ii
iccolpls us roinp.iied w Ith the same tlnio la ?
week , Is at lust having sonio effi'ct on th
condition of trade at this point and el.-i
whptv , as there weii'iaereerdcrs for shlpplu ;
cattle and a bettui dressud beiU demand thni
slnee the gre.it bieak of a wvok nio. Tin
lev ival , liowe\'er , does not briiiK with It un ;
substantial advance la pi lies except on a fev
llnu and fancy n.itivcs and siiohns are usuall ;
chissliied ( is "ttsefitl. " Low iitulo native
and low grndo nnil tntuh raiiKers nre lull ;
as low us this lime last weuk , and coiinuoi
cannlnir Texiius am Bellini ; for the lowes
price lids senseii. Slockers and feeders trail
leiiiiiins dull ; the stipidy I.s iianile and Hi
assortment was ne\ei inore varied. Pi ice
are low on loddrr , and feed in the countrj I
lepotted plentitiil , yet laijen suein lo holt
bad ; , 'lliostiiuk cuif Uwle Is also dull am
prices lower tluiti lust week. Sixteen head o
iuiioy steers soul lit SiUO. Shlpplln ; steers
to 1.V.O Ihs , S * > .W t.-V"0 : l'J Kl to KW ) lln
S4.X\M.vXt ! : ft'XI to I'iOU UN ,
Tliioiiuh 'I'exns cattle , dull ; WV ) lb- , SJ.T-X'
iUXIT.VtolKnilis ) ) , tiXf'0r..7ilUI ; { ; to 71H ) Ills
SJ.'iV.j'J.iiU.Ve.stern raiiceis ste.ulv ; unlive'
and hall-breed * , SU : > iw . . ) cows , & ' 4.tHti.iK ) ( : >
Sides 'Jit MebiasKa-'Icxaiis , lOils Ibs , ali.io
VJMToxans1tituibs , S.lO ! ) ; HT Mnntaniis , 1-iM
ll > s , SMR ; M Montan.ls M0l Ibs M.IO ; 'SB
Moillumus , 1WO Ibs , 5 .i" ( ; ' . ' 17 Moiiliniis , 1'J-J
lbi.SI..U.
IlonK Trade opened slow and pi Ices nl lln
stint weio ialhi'1 tasier and hnjeis lor p.u > k
ei-s lii'jiiii ; to talk m mi IUCI.IKC ot Sl.vi ! : to daj
au'idnst an average < it about i > vUesteid.ij )
and SMS : on Alomliiy. Unjeix based theii
hopes on the tuet thai there weie , with tin
licsh arthuls , at'oul ' .v > ,0oo to r > 7Kio ( on sale
and that at the clusc l.isl iiMit oullnai > park
\i\f \ \ sot | s sold as low us u.I.'i'i , and a few sule-
\veie made this niomiiu ; aiimml iiboiit thi
pilee. Later u iroml dcniaiid e.uiiu liom id
the packets now operalin , ' their houses and n
hetterilennind fioiii shinpcis , anil stock lie
trim to iiioxo nioio fieclj , so ( bat toward tin
dose the turn in piices was rather linnet than
nt the niuiiihu ; . tihiiipliiKi S' < 0 to XVt Ibs.
s.s"Ol ; ( ' .tG. Liuht wei'lil ( , l.'iO to 170 Ibs.
; IbU to 'JIO Ibs , S.i'i'CH.50. ! :
CHICAGO CHAIN JMAUUKT.
CHICAGO , Oct. ! Si. | S | > u-lal to the Hm-- |
\VitK.vr liaiiiau' n little sinirt up from ss (
toS' ' 4oloi Dcceinbpi w'hetit to-day , the situ
lion was veiy Hat , An unusual thliu ; for tlu
curb wns the noniecciptof nnv news calcu
latcd lodlstmb the sorciiltj ef the market.
hill aiound 11) ) o'clock riunors were inoic plen
lltul than 01 dels. The lust canard was t (
the effect that consols were -1 points lower ,
Olllelnl posting settled ( ids stoij in jroiiiK aj
to tin ; same old UKUIP , Sl.OOMU. Wheat id :
this Unto had been Riowim ; stinn pi. De-
eeinbci opened at Ss.-je , and sold ciicahuly
up to ' ! < ( < ' s'4 ' < ' , with possible trades at siu e ,
A Miaiht ! attempt \ \ as made to hull thin- ;
oti an ailvanrc of ' 'c by Minneapolis millers ,
but only small capital wnsiaadeoiit of It. Tin :
iiilvance w.is inilv on the aoithi'rii toa'ls
which eoine in coniputitinn with Diilnth.
This laltot place , as is well known , is helii"
enliielj ( { ( iNcincd bhic.iuo. . On thu south-
em itmls , whete wheat wn'tco to I > ul ith
but must come to MiuneiimlU. jiilres nn : te-
dnced 'Je. Tiadeis aie seltiiiK to understand -
stand this , mid aiu coiiseiinuntly
much .slower than fnnnerlv In fonlm ; th'i
111,11 ket nil. whenever the millers MiijioniiCT
incmascd fiidM. The ad\anre stoppi d at S'.l'i'e ,
and an entile chaiine of teellnircaino o\ei
the local ciowd. and juices steatlll ) suttlcd
back iiionnd ssfttssi c. 1'iivato c.ihles say
t Ill-it1 is iitt ( the smallest possible clmiHc lo't
anv expOit movement at New York. KOI : i
tune aiound nooii , when Divomber sloiid at
bsifc , theie was no trailing bi'lmj done. A
( ) ii.uter of an hour later it Weakened with a
KOIK ! dent of noise , and ti II ( low n to toe. He-
eeipls show a tailing olT at pilmaiy iioint.s as
compared to last wccL , lull the iniiioi that
Mime of the Minncaiiiilis mills would shut
down November t set ved lo niakea depiesscd
fc'Ollii1 , ' . In the uftei noon the IculhiK con-
tinnid weak. Dcci-mhci decliniti | o 87J
ht' ' c elo-.lm ; at the lowest Hume.
COIIN Coin was In liettct demand cat lier ,
but It'll b.iek . in svmpathv with wheat , and
elosid ashiiilii iindoi > cstctday.
O.\ts O.tls iiilcd steadv , prices show inii
vciy little change , but nilcd weak in tin
aflei 110111.
PROVISIONS Provisions were ( inlet and
stead ) , without iin > sjxicial change In quota
tlOllH.
New Yor' : . Oct. ai ) . Moxr.v On call
easv at " ( . : > percent.
PitiMt : MuiicAMii.ii PAI'IU4@rj pet
ecu I.
Fein lov F.xniANr.n Itti.i.s Quiet ani
uni'liaiiLred.
( ! OVII.XMI : : > 'IS Dull and stiomr.
SrocKi Dtiil , heslt.itiiu , fcvciMi , nm
taUuu ; as n whole , wc.dc. St. Paul , Lala
Shoie , Kile and Kcadill , eontiiliutcil ncailj
half the dav's Iiiisincss. Coinp.ued with lasi
oveniim pi Ices aie enciily ! ( J fn f pel
cent low 01 , with exceptional losses ol I ppi
cent In New Ymk Ccntnil and I'j'pnr ' ecu
In Lake Shoie. ' 1'he decline wasaidedbv
ininiiis id ( iittim : In both passcuci ; am
lit'lglit rules airain in the we t.
ON WAI. I. srnnr.T.
IM1ODUCI3.
nhic < K < > . Oft. ' - ' ! > . I'liMiiQiilelanr
about unchaneid ; winter v\ heat , soiitlii > iii
J4.7.Vii.O ( ) ; Wisconsin. Sl.aXiM.W ; Mlcbl
K.III , > t..ril H.iO ( ; sott hjuliiK wheat , ? : ! .70f'j
l.ix ) ; MlunchOta bakurSiVjOJf I.'i0 ;
. 'ti. . " > .
Wheat fodl ! | ! ltcly ai'tlve ; niicncil
s hl olTii It Hie , aihaiK'id r , ilivbii -
lilted steadier , aliddo-cd abe > t 'xe nnilei
ve lciay. ( | Wu1 ( , isli , Odohet uiul Noveinliei ;
ST'fc'i'VNDicpiiihci ' ; b-c Jaiimuy ; iWKt
M.i ) : No. a i nl. - ! i ' , 'c.
Coin Kali Ij .lellve and weaker , rloslny
J/W.e iindct jcslejdav , except May , vvldcl
v\.is teidjlO ; c rash and Oclohei : iiivju '
: { ' . ! * < ( NVitiibei ; : 'MC year ; y.l ' i'ijfu Jmi'
nii ) : 'istyirtis'.j'o ' ' May.
Onls StMil > . quiet and linn early , lml
clo-ed weak ; . " > ' , c cai-h ; iiriyc ( V'tohei : ' .Tik
' ' '
'A > Kf Ma
l\c- : li.
ll.il lev ( Jtiiet at ( Vtc.
Timoibv llettcij jirline. ? l.f.l.
KIi\i-eeil-Kiim ; . I , SI.Kl'/ .
I'm k Kali biisinos , lliicld.illniiH slight nnd
eloM'd htcadvand about tincliani-'cd ; s\ ' ( < i
h/i'i C.IMI | Ts.U' ' uiS.-JO Octolxji and Novcm-
bci : . OaVJiif" UcumberM ; \ . ( g.\iM
Jamiiii ) ,
Lud MoileiatPly artlve , f-tcadv and
micli.Mijroil : t-1 K > cash ; % ' < > " " .M ( ) c tobei ;
b.Wif'A'.M Novcmbfi : K .vyxf < { 4i.bi Ji > -
CfiiilK-i : h' . ' ) iii i' ' .y > i.'Vi jcai.
llulK .Menu Shouhrci-s , I i. KHa'ii.rX ' ) ; fthotl
flriii SVIIViVli.hliiilt id" " * , Sl.'J ) ,
lli.tn'iI'air ileiuiinil and In largo snppls ;
L'ood to fanc.v ctfiimcry , ISvifiJOo ; goud ti
clmlco ( hdrv , l"/-Wc. )
CliccM1'Hir ( Ifiimnil ami htcady ; died-
d.iiH. Si' wlltc : llats.'J WlUJife. irnmj ; Amu
iie.-H. ti iKjlli'/t1. ' choice sliliiw , 1ytK ,
Kmjs Kh n. at WMl'-ia.
Jlah - > Steady iindiiuclmijyetl , heavy { jr
! nlctl ! > 'ully ruml , < u\ \ < t Huhl.xsHj d
l , .ill . tildes , o.ot llrv s'ftlied , 't.
Tallow Steiuly nuu uucliiui ( { d ; ' 'No. ' 1 ,
country , fie.
Flour , Mil . H.o . 0 x
Whp.lUbll. . 72.000 W.OOO
Coin , bu . . . 1.VI.OOO 1 14,000
Oals.hu . . . . . . W.OOO ,00,000
Kv e. bu . n.ooo nKX , )
llarlov.bii . 40,000 ! W.OOO
New York , OcU 20. Whcnt Ka Icr ; ro-
rolpu , 15TOJ ! oxitorts , woao , miKraitnl red ,
TXiiffiSo ; unitrndcit n-d , e , f. and I. , Wo ; No. 'J
red. ItV'iGJSiH e Iu elevator ; Deeembei dosing
.
Ooru LovvTr ; eloslnir dull ; receipts , 170 , .
000 ; exports aiwo ( ; imKiwIed.tnwvicl No.
, itke November ; No. a , ft'J'v' ' ' In stuns
W : , JV lu elevator , R r Ue auoat , > UU < d
SlKr toiiulvo ; Dix'eaitH-r closhiK lit -lOJie
Oats Lower ; modcralo bil'liu-.ss ; lenelpl * ,
to.wx ) : e.x | M > I Is , 77,000 ; mixed western , 30(51 (
itic : white w astern , IMCiMlVu .
relndcutii Finn ; unlti-d rlosnl at St.K > .
KiC | Klrm and fair ilemaiid ; recuipts ,
! ! , ' | < ackate.s ; western , sl * < ( ( r' ! VjR.
Pork I ) idl ami Ixirely steady : mess spot ,
. . .
Lard Moderately nclivo snlrsj wtstoru
Rteim : smd , SWO ( ; to arrive. S0.1R , cost and
ficluht ; IVecailMT , wi.irKjid.n.
Hutler rirm and nod demand. ,
Cheese Doniaiid qtilol ; westccn lint , 7Q
nillvvankee. Oct. 20.
cash , M' ' e ; Noveiubpr , ; Diiccjubor ,
Cora Stcatlv : No 2 , Wi
OatsFlmij' No. , ! / < ! .
ltMSlcixd ) ; No. 1 , rtc.
llnrley-Steadi ; No. 8 , X
Pi ovislons Steady ; moss porkt bash and
NovcialH-r , ' SS-'J-X '
, 5S'JO ; December. - -
iMIuncnpollc , Get , 21 > .
ilitiloi illminlslied iccolpl.s ami .
les by fanners ; No. 1 hard , WV ; cash.
tohor and November ; lUV q
? l.tKi' ' < May ; No. 1 iioitherii. W > ( o Orlobr-r
mui November ; snj e December ; U-io May.
riour-Slovv ! iKitenl-s , SVJOii ( , ' .10 ; baVcre ,
S-i.'or.M . i
lteceipla-WlieatytOlKfl ; flour , ifi.Mm
Shllinii'iitM-Wheat , 'il.OOU ; lhiiir aT , .
St. Louis , Ool4'Jl-\Vlicat-eneil8Walv ) ( | ( ;
liec.imo utisctlled , declined , mid closed 3 < c
under ycstuidnv ; l 'frmo ( lor cash ; Ulc for
Novemher : ftJlo lor De enilx'i : Sl.Wii'W
UMrJuforMin. i
CornwVc lower : J kfOvJ 'c fet cash ;
Wjfe lor Novembert .MtKuisiPff for jparl
Oats Ktislei ; ! MdW40 ( ( lur vashj yO
'KX * for May. i
live Dull ntOTifp !
Pork-Dull al W..n.
Lard Nominal at $3.70. I
Whisky Steady nt 51.08.
UntterKinii ; dali ) , UiojW : ! ; croami'ry ,
Aflernooit Ho.ird Wlicnl ,
Coin , S , ( He lower. Onts , no sales. '
Toledo , Oct..1. . Whcat-ljulel and weak ;
cash and S'ov ember , ! M ' 4c asked.
( 'orn- Dull and easy ; ca li , Irt c '
Oats Dull ; cash ami Nnv ember , ! % . . ' '
Knnsns City , -Wheat-Uisi'tttlcl > | , ( ;
rash. 7-t' c bid , 7 : > lc asked ; Noyoaibur , 7f > o
hid , 7.6 < asKed ; May , Ss < > .
Coi n Quiet : rtush. as e bid , W
Novcinliei , 'J7i bid , 'JSo asked : v ear , ' .
Oats- Nominal ; 2ijtt- ) bid , Ul
Iilvci-pool , Oct. 2L ! Wlie.it Pooi-dwiiaml ;
new No.J winter and sjuln . 7s ii d ,
CornPom demimilIs ltd tor spot ; Octo
ber and November ; 4s fid for Deeumticr.
- - , - I
M VIS STOCK.
, Oct 3U. Tlio Di overs' Jotlrnal
teiioits :
Cattle Ueccipts , 7r.tW ; steady ;
stceis , sj : ! . . > t ) ( . " ) ' > . 70 ; btocker * . and f tie-
live ; cows. Imlls ami mixed , S
thioiiKh Texiuis , dull. S'Wi'iflVfi ' ;
iaiiiei.s , ste.ulv ; inlive-s and hidl-biveds ,
WiOCnNItCOWH , t''JC f.iH.IHj. . i
llo s licceints , ; wKX ( ) : stiDne1 romrli' ' nnil
mixed. S3SOii,4.l ( ; > ; paukiti and .shipping ,
. " : sKip-i , tf-.i .
Sheep Ueceipts , ! ! , JiOO ; stead v ; nntivos ,
SiiO Ci.70 ; western , M.TfXAVJ > ; Tenant ,
S1.7.X { ! .00 ; lambs , jwr hend , ? l.uO@4.7.r , .
KuiiHas City , Oct. SO. Cattle Itccdlpta ,
n , HO ; shliimt-nts , 1,100 ; feeders actlvo ;
other cliisseA hteaily ; exporters , s > r .lD.i.fiO ;
( Oiiiiaon to clniiue shiiipim ; . S i,4UMi.O. > !
stocliurs ami U-edei-H. S'J.H.iI.Ucows ( ; , 'f'iOO
< dl HO ; mixed stair. S'J.4.si.lO. ( ( : i
llotfs-Kecelpts. II.IKXJ ; sldptneats. UjaOO ;
opened weak , cl shu ; slronger : K < > n4 to
choice , SJ.oO@.40 ! ; eoiaiaoo to medium , 63.1 ! )
'
ItocciptsiOO ; shipments , ntmo ;
s'.iiv ; common toyouil miittulis , M.50iJS'.IK ( ) ) ,
St. rouin , Oct. i.il. Cattle Kecolpls , IKK ) ;
shipments , 1,400 ; Blow ; hulk of tiuiip
inferioi In qiialitv ; shlpplu > z steers , K4,00
I.O'i ; native ImtcheilnK steers ,
mixed lots hutchi-iing stock. .
stockci-s and tcedcr-s , $2.25 8..W ;
. .
Sheep Receipts , 1,100 ; fihipiapiils , ' .800 ;
bethi and nun tor best irrades ; coai'ulori to
choice , &i.HX ( . ' ! . : ; lambs , W.'iXrf.'J.RO.
OMAHA MVIfl STOCK. L
UNION h-iofiv i AtiDH. S. OviAirVt I
Thm > day , Oct W \
lo activity was manifest in the
live stock market to-day. Keedeis VMTU.II lit-
tlustiomrcr and in Kood demand. The , her
iiiniki t was a shade stumper anil the domam l
( rood. Thu made was nut quite up to - -
d.u's receipts , mil sales vveie inuuu at about
yestetday's liiuies.
Cattle . ' . . TOO
Hogs . f X )
i-ii'.VAii.iNo : eitirtis.
IIOOH.
No. Av. 11. No. Av. I'r.
Ill BY. W. . . . 213
OJ 2X
) 2X.xcr OK i-ttier.s roil nor.s ,
Tlio exticme latiL'o ot puces tor
mixed , p.icKim ; ami shlppmx and
woUht lio/Htur seven d.ivn Ishhown hclow
Date , Mixed. I Shlpplu.'j
Tlmrsday 00,5:1 , : ( H % : ) jo fit
Tiiday : i
S.itmday IK ) : t 00'B.f , , - iit
Monday 10K " 0 it jOV.i iJJ
TucMlay K ) tt 15t ( . ' ) 2 )
Wedne d'y J ( KJMI ; uo it Kwi n
'J'lim.-day _ ' 0. ) _ -r n
Note All sales of Mod ; In this inai | > Vt ar
made percvvt. live vveiidit. unless oiJiunvvlst
slated , Dead heirs sell at lc per Hi , IfiriM
weights. "Skliih , " or IIIIUH welKliiir , ' le.shjlli.ui
lee Ibs. , no value. I'/o natilBuwHiiio i' '
10 Ibs and stuBs bO Ibs. i
OMAHA W
TliiUMlav Uct.-'ll '
General MarluitH.
KnfiH Thu ni.ijorll ) ol sa e VVL-ID imUle fit
! )0c to-day , a few irointj at ll'i1. ' '
llinit-ii- Tin ; receipts l ri'll ImtteiM/o o
the Incieubi ) . Thctu Is not minli of any
ehaimo In ( hi ; state of thu mailed. Thnniiv
v.dliiii ; pricuH me an follow * : ( 'holce Inlilf ,
Italic ; fair lo irowl , lO fJc ; infetloi ,
tioaineiy , tfJWJK1
Utitsi'.sr. rail cream rhcddnr ,
lljac ; full cream flats lye ; Siijitcmhe , ! , r o ;
full ctvaiii Vjount , ' A met Ic in , Scplftmltor ,
l-c : Swiss , fancy. U ; Swiss , cliulcc , HtI5c ( ;
bilck , l ici Linibitrt- ! . i
1'imi.im < lvcchiclciin ; lunc hceiiM-flliii ;
today at 3.0'J : ' when KWHA \ lew Janry
goiiiK above ( hat and small si/.iwas low a
-5l.Hi ( , Old fowls mi ) In Hluvv dcmnml at f'-i.W >
diri.-i-'t. Live ( luck-H slow nt &i. > ; X''v''X ' > ; iUo |
tuili : > ti , 7c pet Jh ; dtesncd cliti'keii.sari ) itni - "
i ii ( , ' , colder weather rciihed ( | to iiiu-was >
Llm ( leniaml. Choice , per ll > , 7f'/sc ; nlr t
wxl , i < < e7e ; tttrkejx , dressed , < holt o , i per
Ih , l fcpHo ; ( liu-kx. dres ( d , cliok'c , pim'lb , H
C l'-'c : umjsc , ilie.-iHi'd. choice. i > cr Hi. hltfi. ) ! \ .
SWKI'.T I'OIAIOI'.S Chiiice lin c , iiiuiluhlo
tii ! ( ! $ tc p-r ; Ih : 1 ( XVI I V ) jier hlil.
I'oi A'joKMTheil , i t i.jw ycriMictlvo.
lt ( ! < cliits ! * trcaiely liuht , : ttc t ( | loeca i now
Imubfulneil foi traliht variclles Ij ) ( , ' , ( r Jots ,
Allxcd vurlullw lire not di"-lrablii uiuLaro '
nt : C to ' ! < , ' /
Musr.v fflllfornla 3 Ib , fnmta. m
lu , cp.pcrlb. , tr ; ex ractt'I , 3fAll ( Ur