THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : ' FBIDAY , 3TJLY 1) ) , 1SSO.
IBIOIMIIES
Toil SALE BY
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WE IIAVIJ AI10UT 250 OV 'JT1IK fJIIOIG'IJST LOTS 1ST OMAHA
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VIEW I-EI'T , AXI > AKE NOW l Ilii : > Allii : > TO OJVT11ACT
1 WITH I AIITIE.S WAi\TX DUSIKAltBji : HBOMEIS , ON THE
xc MKCKAL. . TEUMS AXI > PAYMENTS. .
The LOTS range in price from.
FOB INSIDE LOTS.
'
- CORNER LOTS > 'AEOTIOO
t
j , Will build houses wortli
$500 on a $100 cash payment ,
$800 on a $200 cash payment ,
$1,200 on a $300 cash payment ,
$1,600 on a $400 cash payment ,
$2,000 on a $500 cash payment ,
$2,400 on a $600 cash payment :
$2,800 on a $700 cash payment :
$3,000 on a $800 cash payment ,
$3,500 on a $1,000 cash payment ,
$4,000 on a $1,500 cash payment ,
WE SHALL OXLY LEAVE TSESS OFFER OPEX FOR A FEW
DAYS , AS WE WHSH TO ! > O WHATEVER IHJDLI > IWE ARE
TO MO WITHIN THE NEXT SIXT * ( GO ) DAYS.
Located on the gently slopiug side hill , facing towards the river , between
Ittner's brick yard and the residence of L. B. Williams the southeast
corner o the addition being at Lake and 30th streets.
' The Red and Green car lines both run to within 4 blocks of
"VIEW
The Belt Line Runs Just West of It
A Fine Brick School House is to be Built
There ,
r
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A Church will will Probably be Built this
* \ Summer.
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' There is now a Good Store on the Addition
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( The View and Surronndings are Excellent ,
60 good houses Imvo already been built mid nre occupied by tlio very besl
class oC people.
"jho ? now foundry is but a few blocks north of OMAHA VIEW , nnd it is ru
mored thnt the North and South Cable road will run out 33d street iu.
this addition at an early date.
The lots ur.e the cheapest by all odds in the market , and are nil that could
be asked in point of. beauty.
* The tei nu aru such as cannot IJail to suit nil.
) V The attention of all wanting homes is invited to our proposition as stated
above. Call on us for maps , plats and particulars , and go out with us aud
f eeo the lots.
Hill
Real Estate , 1408 Farnam St.
FROM THE NATION'S ' CAPITAL
What Has Bean Done With the Various
Appropriation Dills.
THE NEW RULES NOT A SUCCESS.
TliojiCotnrd lluslncsi and tlio
Amounts Approirlntcil | Increased
Measures Tlmt "Will Not Ho
Acted On Capital Notes.
The Appropriation Illlli.
WASIIIXOTOX. July 8. ( Special Telegram
to the Hr.i : . | The following is the
status of the various approprla-
tion bills : The pension , Indian nf-
airs , military academy , postofllco , consular
and diplomatic , army and agricultural bills ,
are passed and signed by the president. The
JJistilet of Columbia bill Is in Ids bauds
awaiting his signature. The legislative ,
judicial and oxecutlvo bill is Iu conference .
commlltco. The sundry cl\II , rlvor nnd har
bor , and navy bills have paused the house nnd
nio in the lmmln of thosounte. The general
deficiency nnd fortification bills will go
through the house within n few days or
hours , and go to the senate for Its action.
The experience of the hou o with reference
to its new rules , which distribute the nppro-
prlation bills to half n dozen committees , has
not justified the expectations of that
measure. Tno house believed that the change
In rules would facillato business upon the
appropriation bills , hut tlio experience of tlio
session shows that no time has boon gained ,
whllotlioro has been , In nearly every one of
the bills prepared by this committee outsldo
of the legular appropriation committee , n
marked incro.iso In the amount nppropilatcd.
Thoappiopilatlons by the general appropria
tion bills in this congiess have been much
creator than those of former congiesses , and
If it were not for the action of the appropria
tion committee , which lias held down the
bills ontiusted to Its care , the appropriations
this session would hnvo reached n much
greater liguro titan over wns known.
TAinrr Tixur.mxo WILL STOP.
One ot the oldest members of the house
commltteo on ways nnd me.iiis oxpiesscd the
picdlctlnn to your coiiospondcnt this niorii-
Inc that In future congresses there would bo
less of investigations nnd verbal hearings on
the subject ot tat lit than In the past. "These
healings and Investigations , " sxiil he , "only
sor\o to agitate and Injure business. Wo
don't want so much disturb nice. ThotaillT ,
If letoimcdat nil , must be reformed quietly
anil quickly. The ndtntion , the exaggeia-
tlous and lies eh ciliated all bv these public
exhibitions In the committee-room do moie
haiin to indiistiies limn the lowering of the
taiitf. IJe.sldes , wo tmvo all the insinuation
neccsiaiy to assist in reducing or raising
the tarllf , and complicated questions onlv
&civo tothwnit the objects of the committee.
Ono of the most ovaspeiatinc failures of
this session ot concres's to the old democrats
liciotdthc icductlon of the siiiplus i the
trcasuiy. It was the most ? ealous deslro of
these men , nnd nulte a numbcrof lopubllcans
from the ruial distilcts , too , that thcio should
boalarce piopoitlon of the S2.X,000,000 ) sur
plus in the tre.isuiy tinned upon the country.
This they wanted done by the wholesale re
demption of the Interest-Coaling debt obliga
tions. To eall In government bonds now is
to dccicasc tlio capital of national banks aud
to appieciato the value of the remaining gov
einmcnt bonds in the possession of the
banks , and of coui.so the Intuicst of national
banks concentrated early in the session
against sucii n movement. Hitter complaints
iuc hcaid tiom the .south nnilwe.ston account
of the failure of tabulation In this direction ,
nnd a good deal of explanation will be re
quired on the stumps this tall.
MAN'V MEAftUItr.S WlI.Tj D1H.
Thcio will bo more nieasmes of a ceneral
chmacter on the cnlcndnis of the senate nnd
house when this congress adjourns than has
been known at the Hist adjournment Of a.
congiess for many years. About tulityper
cent of the bills of a gcneml nature hu ; o been
repoited Irom committees with Invorable
iccommendatlon. Not ten per cent of these
will be passed. The total number ot bills In-
tioducnu negicgates ue.nly ton thousand ,
hutiuoio than half of them wcio pension
bills. The most astonishing fcatmo ofdio
procccdluas of this coimress , so lar , is that
the measures of gieatest Impoitnnce linnnce ,
blilpjilnp , ote. will either Inll in committee ,
on the tloor ot the house , or die on the Calen
dars.
wr.STr.iix rosTAi. niAXous.
John C , Lniruo has been commibsloned
pohtmnster nt Oeutral City , Neb. , nnd Milton
u. Westbiook. nt Lyons , In.
Changes in the tlmo.schedules of Nebraska
Star mall routes have been oideted as lollows ,
to take olTect the 12th lust. :
Dwient to Ulysses henvo Dwight Tues
days and Stituidays nt 12 ui. ; arrl\o
nt Ulysses nt 2 p. in. Leave Ulys
ses Tuesdays and Saturdays nt 3 p. ui.jar-
livont Dwlvht by 0 p. in.
Olean to Schuyler Leave Clean Tuesdays ,
Thursdavs and Saturdays at 7 n. in. ; nnlvo
nt Sehiiyler by 1 p. in. Lenve Schuyler Jlon-
dnys , Wednesdays nnd I'rldnys nt 11 n. iu. ;
an i vo nt Olean by 5 p. in.
arrive at Leigh by 1'J in.
The tlmo schedule ot the star mail i onto
fiom Algona to Seneca , la. , has been changed
to takoelfect on the 13th : Leave Algonn
Tuesdays and Satuulays nt8a , in. ; arrive nt
Seneca by5 p.m. L-nvo Seneca Tuesdays
nnd Saturdays at 6 n. m. ; arrive at Algoim
by 5 ] i. m ,
Tlio postofllco at Ivy , Polk eoiinty , la. , has
been discontinued. The mail goes to Oak-
wood.
rOSTSIASTEHS APPOINTED.
The following postiuaslcis Iiavo been
appointed 'for Iowa : A. J. Kckshnlkcr at
1'lover , I'ocahontns eoiinty. vlco 1' . Y.
Hess , lemovcd ; J. O. Miller , Blnckoro ,
Hluggold county , vlco Ocorgo W. IJiad-
ford , resigned.
The Pension Vetoes.
WASIUXOTON , July 8. Senator Sewcll tq-
day introduced a bill directing the secretaiy
of war to have published the additional vol
umes of the " \Vnr of the Rebellion" sulllclcnt
to supply nil posts of the < ! rand Army ot the
Itopubllc , not now rocolvlng them , nnd to
dlhtilbiito them as they nro published , fiom
time to tlmo , one bet to each post , under the
&nmo restilctlon nnd lugulntlons as now
go\ein the dlstilbutlon of the woik.
Chairman Elation of the Invalid ncnslons
commltteo , Is determined to Insist uiion lef-
erenco of all vetoed pension bills to thnt
committee , nnd when the house meets to-
moirow ho will again niako n motion to refer
each case. The democratic leaders nro 10-
solved to "slay heionll sumniei If nccossnry , "
as ono of them put It , bclnroab.uulonlng their
position In the matter. The lepubllcaiis who
Iiavo been most active In nn ctfort to sccmo
immcdlato action on the vetoed bills , Imvo
proposed n compromise which will probably
bo accented. Under ite terms , two hours will
bo allowed for debate upon biich bills as maybe
bo delected , nnd nt the exnlration ot that time
nn nye nnd nay vote will be taken , thn losult
of which will bo regarded as uual to till
vetoes.
Itojiresontntlvo William K , Cole , of the
Thlid Maryland district , died this mouiln ? ut
hisiealdeuco In this city. Ho had been n
biitle'icr from Uilgnt's disease lor several
years past , and his demise was not entirely
unexpected.
No Work , Wo I'ay.
AVASiiiNoiox , July 8. The commltteo
on account , of tlio house of
representatives , as n result of- Its Inves
tigations into the conduct of the olllces at
doorkeeper , cleric und sergeant-at-arms of the
house , hud lecommcndcd the consolidation
of the two house document rooms under ono
head , it Is reported will nlso call attention to
the fact that emplojes have boon berne on
the lolls without rendering any .service , and
the members of the commltteo bellovo that no
recommendations will bo necessary to seciuu
a reform In this respect The report will re
commend that the changes go into ottect at
thu boiiluulng of the next session.
The Union Paotllo Prosecution.
WASUIN'OTON , July a The sub-commit top
of the house judiciary committee to-day be'-
gaii consideration of the Henley resolution
directing the prosecution of the officers of the
Union I'aclflo llallroad company. He pro-
seutatlvo Henley appcarod , with ox-Book-
keeper Kcddlngton otthe office of commis
sioner of railroads , hAd -spoko at length Iu
support of the resolullon. 'Xo ' formal action
was taken , but tlio niembrjn of the sub-coin-
mitteoo.xpress the oplutoiuthat It Would bo
ncltliir courteous noi advisable to report
favorably upon the in.ittc-r without first sub-
mltting It to the nttonley gcnoial and seeie-
tnrv of Interior for locttinm ndatlon.
Tlio ChnreosVoro Falso.
WASHINGTON' . JuIyS. The Injunction of
secrecy was removed from the icport of the
poMolllco commltteo on certain charges of
maladministi-atlon against Postmister C. E.
Snlvoly , ot Canton. 11U They Und the
charges nro untrue and malicious , aud made
solely foi the wiiposo of securing Snlvelv's
icmovnl. As the latter does not desire to retain -
tain tm : place , they roconjttiend thecoulirma-
tlon of Ills successor , it. A. 1'ciklni , only
\\liPn a rcpoit vlndlo.iilug Snlvoly shall have
been adopted nnd made public.
Conllrmiitlonq ,
WASHINGTON , July 8. The following
conllrmatlons have been mntlo : W. Hill , ot
Illinois , consul nt Sarula ; A. F. Pay , of
Illinois , consul at Stottoln ; ipcoivor of pub
lic money , I' . O'Malluy , Mmiaslm Wis. ; post
masters , Thomas 11. i'eirin , Alton , 111. ; K. S.
Perkins , Canton , 111. : Oscar K Ulakley. lai-
llngton , WKFiedorlck ; A. Kdwards , Web
ster City , la. ; Win. Oilman , Chamberlain ,
Dak.
Tnclr Invitntlon Declined.
WASHINGTON , July 8. The Cnllfoinla
congicsslonnl delegation , headed by Senator
Stanford , waited on the president to-day aud
presented an Invitation for him to attend the
O. A. 11. encampment nt San Francisco next
month. Tno president expressed his high
appreciation ol the Invitation , but said ho did
not think he would bo nblo to attend.
Dlscnsficd Ily the Cabinet.
WA.snixmo.v , July 8. AH the executive
departments were represented at tlio cabinet
meeting to-day. One of the questions con
sidered was In regard to tno status of the
nominations which remain unacted upon at
llio close of the session. The cabinet also
had n brief discussion collect mm ; the course
of congics.s in the matter of pension legisla
tion. _
FOUTV-NlNTll COXGUK33.
Somite.
WASHINGTON- , July 8. After presentation
of tlio usital number of petitions the senate
proceeded to the business on the calendar.
lU'-solutlons for Iiiquliy Into the nuthoilty
under which the so-called state legislatui chad
been organized in the territory of Dakota
\\eie iiidelinitcly postponed.
The senate then iccommeuded the consld-
cintion of the ilverniul haiboi nppropiiation
bill , the pending amendment being to icduce
the nppropilatiou for the Kentucky ilver
fiom SiiW.ooO to 8100,000. The amoiulmeiu
wns lo-t. Yc.is. 21 ; nays , 20.
The Hcnncpln cannl clause was then taken
up.
up.Mi. . I.On'an hoped the tlmo would como
when the people , whenever there was a
necessity to give cheat ) tinnsport.itiou , would
uiovido for it by canal or otherwise , lie could
not see vv uy the pending proposition was not
as niopei in the river aud haihor bill ns In a
separate measure.
After an executive session the senate nd-
journud. , i.
WASHINGTON , Julf a' lr. Compton of
Miuyland bubmittcdasericsof resolutionsox-
] ) iesslng regret withiwhlcli the house has
hoard of the death of IIon.Wm. II. Cole , lain
lepicsontativo Irom ! Maryland , ami piovld-
ing tor tlio appointment 'of a conimlttcis of
seven representatives and three senatois to
superintend the tuncrnl * Ceremonies. The
house then at 11:10. : as a malic of icsycctto
the memory of the dpcoaspd. adjourned ,
Suicide 0 1 nJTrnin.
lNiiA.VAi'oi.i , Julys. Calvin S. Deard , a
resident ot I'riuccton JIo- with his family ,
was n passenger on the Cincinnati , Indian
apolis , St. Louis & -Chicago south-bound
trnin to-dny , uud whufjitlioj train was about
twonty-llvo miles from the city Ueard wns
found In the waterclqsct > ; ltii hl.s tin oat cut
fiom car to car. The , ( Weapon , uscd was nn
Oidlnnry case knife. - .
A. Stricken Village.
Mir.wAUKEK , July 8. The village of Wat-
erfoul , llacino county , is terribly stricken
with typhoid fever. Fifty people are down
with the disease. Four deaths hnvo oc-
cuiicdthus far. Ono family of eleven aud
another of nine poisons nro in their beds.
Tlieio is great excitement In the village , and
Ihe state board of health will bo asked to in
vestigate tlio cause of the disease.
AVoatlior For Nebraska.
Fair weather , stationary tcmporaluie.
"Tho Diamond Wedding. "
Svracuso Standard : The morning
Wiflmni H. McUlroj' came into the ofllco
of the Albany Evening Journal to uiako
himself fumuus as tlio author of "Tho
Golden Wedding , " ho felt himself mi-
nqiinl to the task pf rushing up a leader.
Ot the remarkable fttblo ho oqncoeted in
his despair , ho had no notion whatever
Avhen ho began. It wna not nn inspira
tion , it was aii accident. It was the
spasm of nn emergency. The column
or two which hoviR expected to till
yawned wide opon. i'hrpngli the tube
connecting with the printing room there
came don in gusts the imprecations of
the unsatiatcd foreman. Associates of
the romnneor who looked up from their
own desks in the busy hour that ensued
saw n smile playing about the corners of
his mouth. The pages wore being covered
with the audacious ilotion at lightning
speed. Fcnrful to scan it over , as ho him
self qnoe told mo , lest he misfit bo dis
gusted with his dwn dalliance with the
rational temper of his readers , Mr. Me-
Kirov sent his mjitter to the printers im-
vis.oil. hvon after it was in type iind the
proof corrected , ho hesitated to give it
insertion , being persuaded at lust that it
would bo easily understood as a Mun-
chanson tnlo by his confreres , who recog
nized in its outlandish detail a piece of
literary work too brilliant to bo lost.
Newspaper renders will remember
that it purported to bo u letter
from Hra/.il describing the nuptials
of n diamond king. These were
sot forth in llorid colors , Tim minuteness
of description into which the correspon
dent entered gave the scene realism. The
thousand times a millionaire ) had , in the
fcrtilo funoy of the author , given his wed
ding all the pomp and circumstance that
money could buy , The conclusion was a
glowing description of tlio marvelous
vessel in which the J ing and his bride
were coming to Amonea. The floating
palace in which Cleoiwtrtx wont to meet
Antony paled Into insignificance , poops
of beaten gold aud nU , before this lover's
ark. is 1
Mr. McElroy , who Had Up lo ho lucky
moment that this fabt'cd ' recital was put
on record , boon toiling jihtho shadow of
( Jeorgo Dawson's fame ; nwoko the next
morning to Hml his afcnitf on the road to
celebrity Identity w UiJ the story was
not long concealed under the signuturo
lit the bottom of the letter. Htchard
Scuddor was soon known as William II.
Klrov. Everybody , re/iil / of the wonders -
dors and glories of tw' diamond wedding.
Crellonco and doubffloMts authenticity
wnged a battle in' 'W(000 households.
Months nnd months AtorJtho creation of
nn impulse was printrdfHnlera for copies
of the famous issue \ \ otoecpivcd at the
.ollico. It was copied und trans
lated ever and over again until its
mithor was fearful it would become the
wandering Jew of literature with no
where to lav itb head. Ono day ho hoard
thnt loiters addressed to Urn diamond
king , on his supposititious arrival at
Now York , wcie being received in hirgo
numbers at the postoilioo and torwarded
to the dend letter oflico. These Mr. Mc
Elroy endeavored to obtain possession of ,
Tjpt though ho was able to demonstrate
to the postal niithoriPios that the wedding
was a fiction and its central llguro a
myth of his owucoucoit , the accumulated
mail could not bo delivered to Klin. It is
stored iu the archives ot the postal
mausoleum to await ide-ntilication at that
millennium when uvory man shall got
his own.
CAUGHT IN A CAB COLLISION
Mr. W. II , Wyman Seriously Hurt in a
Runaway Accident.
\
THE CHAMPIONS OF HOME RULE.
A. Fifteenth Street Runaway Across
the Continent The 1C. ntli. IMo-
nlo Summer Suits
Minor iMnttcrn.
Serloui nunnwny Acohlant.
A runtiwty : ncoidnnt that resulted very
spi-loualy to Mr. W. \Vynitin , a bro
ther of Mr A. U. Wyinnii , of the Omalw
National bunk , oecnirred on Dougln'i
street between Koinlceutli nnd Fif
teenth about 0 o'clock last evening. A
team which hml bucu left stniuliiiK In
front of Himobaugh A : 'i'av-
ior's bloi'o slarteil to run tiway
toward fourteenth strei't , when they
were headed olV by homo lvstiiulers : who
rushed into the street. This ninanuys
turned suiUlonly anil were heading to
ward riUcontli street when Ihoy collided
in front of the Now York ebop house.
with a cnb , whleli was beinp ; driven
rapidly around the corner oil' from Fif
teenth street. The occupant of the cab
was W. N. Wyninn , who , seeing the dun-
gorouf * position in which ho was placed ,
attempted to jump from the cab. As ho
was just sininging from the door the
cab horse grave a sudden lunco overturn-
the cab and throwing Mr. Wyman be
neath the wheels. Tlio cub was dragged
ovorMr. Wyinun , who rocoiveil n brokuu
lefj in the wreck anil sustained n number
of very severe bruises aboutthc. head and
.thoulclors. He was removed to the resi
dence of his .sister , Mis. ( Jeprge. Hoag-
land , where his injuries wori attended.
The cab aim the wagon of the lirst runa
ways , were badly demolished. The
driver of the cab was in novny to blame
for the accident.
SXRI3D
Blalccs Things Ijtvcly on Fifteenth
Street Ijast Nlnlit.
Yesterday evening about 0 o'clock one
of the liveliest runaways which has taken
place in some time attracted the attention
of people on Fifteenth street between
Harnuy street and the alloy north of the
opera house. It was a sorrel liorso belonging -
longing to Mottcr , the real cstatn man ,
who ran upon the sidewalk in front of
Martin's store , collided with a fancy
wagon of that institution , cracking ono
of its plate glass panels , throwing oil' the.
top of the buggy in front of the store ,
then clashing north colliding with a tele
graph polo behind which man sought
shelter ; then walt/.ing against a buggy on
thb samesjdo of the street denuding it of
paint , then rushing past the opera liouso
where it collided with two more buggies ,
after which it turned into the opera house
alley and brought up against 0110 of the
houses which front upon Douglas street.
It could go no further , and at the last
moment over a buggy the owner of which
could not be ascertained. Motter's buggy
was a now ono when the horse started on
his run , but when ho stopped thu vehicle
wasn't worth live dollars. It was
smashed to pieces.
OhADSTO.VK AX
The Homo Hulc Champions Acknowl
edge the Receipt of Omaha's
Sympathy.
The following letters have been re
ceived by John A McShane in answer to
the resolutions adopted by a meeting of
the citizens of Omaha. Mr. Curmlohanl
is private secretary to Gladstone. The
letter from 1'arnell boars his autograph.
Horfii : or COMMONS , .Ittno 8. isso. Dear
Sir : 1 am much honored by your letter of the
6th ultimo , conveying to mo a cony otthe res
olutions passed by a 'meeting of tlio mcmbcis
of the Irish national league and citrons of
Omaha In support of the bills in repaid to
Iiclaud , rccentlyiiioscnted to the considera
tion of the house of commons by 3Ir. ( Had-
stono. I most warmly thank the cltlren.s of
Omaha for these resolutions , as explosions
such as they contain aie of the greatest as-
slbtanro to our cause at the present time.
lam , yonis vciy tiuly ,
CiiAiti.isT. : PAKNKI.T. .
Joir.v A. 3IcSiiANi : . KMJ. , Omaha Neb.
10 loxro ) STKKT. WmrKiiAi.i , , May (3 ( , ' 80
Sir : I am diNlieil by .Mr. ( HiidstojiB tocx-
piess to you his thanks for thu telosram you
Iiavo been good enough to send him. The
cordial expression ot appioval which ho re
ceives from influential meetings of all classes
In America are a gieat encouragement to her
majesty's goveinmcnt in conducting tholr
Irish measures thtough p.ullnmcnt. I re
main , sir , your obedient bcrv.mt.
J. M. CAltJIICIIAEL. ,
YOUNG MAN OX A "BYK. "
Ho la Looking For Fame On n Two-
AVhaolecl Horse.
The transcontinental bicyclist , S. t } .
Spier , who is just now heading toward
San Francisco , arrived in Omaha yester
day morning. lie is a young man of ex
cellent build , a bronzed and rounded sot
of features with an incipient mustache
and rather unassuming manners. Ho Is
encased in n dark brown suit with grey
stockings and a white helmet of corduroy.
His honio is in Now Lebanon , N. Y , , nnd
ho started from Albany on the first day
of last Juno , with the intentions of cross
ing the country and achieving the repu
tation of the loiig-distanco champion of
the world. Ho claims to have made the
distance from Albany to this city , a dis
tance by road of about 2,700 miles , la
thirty-two days , and to Iiavo ridden at
times 150 miles in fifteen hours , and us
high as sixty miles in four hours , while
the best average of his daily work has
been about thirty-seven miles. All this
has boon accomplished on n "byk. "
weighing with all its freight except Mr.
Spier's of course only sixty pounds.
Tlio youthful rider docs not know when
ho will reach San Franciico. If ho dallies
in every town for a day , us ho has in
Oinaim , ho will probably arrive at the
coast in time for his Christmas dinner.
Mr. Snicrt , it is said by himself , was met
upon Ills arrival in Chicago , by about
three hundred wheelmen. It is necessary
to mention , in this connection , that not
a single "byk" man honored himself by
riding over the "muddy" to meet Mr.
Spicrtou his arrival in tneso parts.
Dr. Meredith.
Rev. II. R. Meredith , U. D. , of Boston ,
who delivered two great lectures at tno
Crete Chautaitquu assembly on "General
James A. Oarlield , " and "Tho Great
TdaohOr , " will spend Sunday in Omaha ,
the guest of Mr. and Mrs , Fred W. Gray ,
and will preach in the morning in the
Congregational tabernacle and in the
ovQinug in the St. Mary's nvenvo Con-
grogatiopal church. Dr. Meredith is ono
of tlie foremost loadcraof Pho denomina
tion ho ronrcsents > , is pastor of the Union
Congregational church , of lioston. nnd
comiucUlii Tromont temple oyory Satur
day , the largest Sunday school tuaeher's
class in the United States. Noono should
fail to hear him upon this hurried visit to
our city ,
He Wanted Itellnf.
A wild-eyed individual appeared at the
police station yesUirday afternoon and
6turtlert Deputy McDonald by yelling at
the top of his voice that ho would die if
ho didn't got relief ut ouca , and asked if
a doctor could bo summoned. Mao
thought that he had another case of sun
stroke on his hands , aud wua about to
ring for the city physician , when ho
thought to atlc the man concerning his
symptoms. The man gayo his name no
M B Sheiwood , of Klkftorn. lie uiil
he cnmo to Omaha yesterday morn
ing for the fltst time in tlvo yours , and
for the lir > t lime in his life had accepted
the invitation of a friend to drink a gla s
of boor. He said he didn't like the stutl
at lirst , but downed it us n matter cour
tesy. He commenced to swell up at otieo ,
and was tu.e he would die if a physician
wasn't called to pump the beer out of
him. Ho \ \ us placed on lee until ho re
covered.
A jsiJ.noo Fire.
At 4 o'cloek this moining the building
belonging to Pel or AVigg and oc
cupied by HKou's lestniirant on
Tenth street near Jai-kson , was de
stroyed by lire with nil its contents. The
damage will reach $ W,000.
mmiilXKTOX UOUTI3.
Knljjlitu of I'ytltint , Attention ! t
err HAIKS
to
TORONTO.
$10 roil THK HOUND TRIP.
Commencing Friday. July I ) , the Uur-
liiiglon Route will pliice on sale round
trip tickets to Toronto , Canada , at a rate
of $10. This rate will bo open to all who
desire to go.
Ample sleeping ear accommodations
will be provided. Apply for tickets and
further information to
toI I ! \iuiv lKt'ii. ; .
iWl : Farnam street.
More than Their Sharo.
The family of the Hon. Lonvitl llurn-
ham is doubly alllicted jiibt now. Mrs.
Hurnham is dangerously ill , her recovery
being scarcely hoped for. On Wednes
day the little nine-year old son of Mr.
Kurnluun was kicked by a her e. sustain
ing a broken leg and arm and a badly
cut face. To add to this sad state of
allairs , Mr. Hurnham is in New York ,
having loft his family in the best of health
but a week ago. lie has been telcirraphed
for and \\ill arrive home to-day or to
morrow.
IJulnod Cropq.
Mr. M.MeNnir , a grain broker of St.
Paul , was In the city yesterday. lie has
just returned from a trip through the
wheat regions of Dakota and brings in a
very discouraging report of the crops in
that state. He says that the entire wheat
crop of Dakota has been greatly dam
aged by the drought and that unless rain
conies very soon the crop will be an en
tire failure.
_
To Commit Matrimony.
Permits to wed wcic granted yesterday
as follows :
Age.
( J. L. ( iallatrer , Omaha . : ! 0
I Mrs. Julia ( illmoie , Omaha . SO
j 1'eter Muolbrodt , Omaha . 24
I Miss Ficide Mullens , Omaha . 2.T
( Anton Nejrte , Omaha . 19
I .Miss Antonio lej/.e ! , Omaha . 20
( Frederick Fiedriekson , Omaha . 20
I Miss Matlld.i Peterson , Omaha . 21
Forest Flren Still
Mir.WA.LKKi. , July 8. The Evening Wis
consin's special from Steven's Point states
tiiat the \ \ oods alone the line of the Wiscon
sin Centr.il railroad are on fire for miles.
The dumago to timber Is veiy meat. Im
mediate rain Is all that will s.ivo many --et-
tlers from nuns. The cianbciiy maishes
west of Steven's Point are on fire and a largo
foico of men aic battling with the Inc.
Army
The leave of absence for seven davs
granted Second Lieutenant Warren 1' .
Ncwcomb. Fifth artillery , in Orders No.
l.'K , dated Fort Douglas , Utah , July 8 ,
1880 , is extended three days.
Leave of absence for ten days is granted
Post Chaplain J. W. Jackson , U. S. A. ,
Fort Douglas , Utah.
Summer Suits.
John B. Pierce ot. nl. have brought
suit in the district court to recover
? ,17.fil ! from the firm of Cowing & Co.
as iudgmcnt on a promissory note.
Harrison Gibson , Woolloy anil Ambler
have commenced suit for the recovery jof
$187.50 from T. N. Wilson , as commission
on real estate sold for him.
Still After Loyal L.
After a week's rest Loyal L. Smith's
name was legally made a matter of re
cord yesterday , this time as the defend
ant in a suit brought m the county court
by Ottenhoimer Bros. , of Now "iork , to
recover judgment in the sum of $214 , for
goods sold by tlio plaintiffs to the mer
chant prince in his palmy days.
After Trostlor.
The Iluho Brothers cigar manufactur
ing company of Chicago have filed suit
in Judge McCuIIoch's court , seeking to
recover $280 from Simon Troitler , the
Ottinha cigar manufacturer , whose fail
ure occurred a few weeks ago. Theclaim
Is for goods sold.
. A Small nia/.e.
A flro in the residence of Charles
Grossman called the fire dopnrtmcnt to
Seventeenth street between Burt and
Cummings at r ' ! 50 o'clock last evening
The blaze was extinguished before any
serious damage was done.
Two young men named Krous came
into tlio city yesterday to seeurp the ar
rest of a neighbor of theirs whuliycs near
Fort Omaha , and who assaulted the boys
because they took up 0110 of his cows.
THE O1CVIL DID IT.
That's AVhtit a Mother Said Who Mur
dered Her Children.
r.sniAXM'Oi.is , July B. The Journal's
Princeton , Ind. , special repot ts that Mrs.
Theresa Turnin , wife of a farmer residing
110:11 : that place , this morning cut the throat
of her sevenearold daughter and placed
the body on the bed. She then took
her Iho-ycai-old daughter and hanged
the child until she thought Hie
was extinct , when she placed the body on the
bed with the elder pill. She then went to
the barn nnd handed heraolt , She left a note
saying no ono was tb blame , that the dovll
hail been utter her for two months , and she
w.w unable to get away tiom him , The
youngest child is still living.
Another Anarchist Arrested.
FiTTsnuno , July 8.-J < iaei > h FrlcUe , leader
of all the socialists and anarchists of this
section of country , was arrested to-night at
the Instance ot the postal authorities on a
charge of sending written matter enclosed In
nuwKpapur * through the mails as
printed matter , Frlcke wns agent of
llerr Most's paper , Dor Froihclt , and
written matter was enclosed in that paper
nnd the postal autnoiities opened n number
of packages Mill t by Kiickound also discov
ered Incendl.iry efictdarj calling upon the
wuikmcu to arm thomsolwa and revenge
the deaths ot six men killed during the i lots
at McCormlck's works In ChicagoIt , Ii the
intention of the po-ttolHco authorities to push
thu cai-o ami fulled Mates District Attorney
Stone slid It was \eiy prolubln that rilcko
would be Indicted tor each olfr-us * , which
would Insuio u heavy line and Ioiilmpiison-
mout. _
Halford Sunoe Invaluable to all cooks.
"llillBdule.
Lots 1150 to $175. Easy paymonU.
Whitebrcastuutcoul , | 3.7o per ton -tho
cheapest and best fuel.
NEIJ. t UKL Co. . 311 South 131U St.
\ WEAK CATTLE' MARKET
Bidding Slow and Prices Lower on Big Ex
port Stcors ,
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS QUIET ,
Tlio Hoc Market Opens About Plva
Cents lioiu'r A hnrgo Kulllng Off
rrom IjastVok In ttio
CHICAGO MVH STOCK.
Cmr.voo. July ' ' . ( Special Telegram tp
the Hiv.J : t'.XTTi.K Tlio i ocelots of ealflfl
todnycro 7SOO multilist < > fj last Thursday ,
making nbiuit : U , < X)0 ) for llio week so l.ir
ne.ilnst asiS ? fet tin ) same tliuo last week.
On big export steeis wires arc now so low
It wns thought that thcio would bo n bailer
demand , but to-day the bid was slow and
piltiMuaK at n decllno of 'ijiuiiOias noted
josteidnv. X.ieglei , of PltNlmrjr , paid S.MiO
for a load of right good 1GOO lb rattle that
MHIU picked out of two loads , the high
est Bald this week , yet the croat bulk of so-
railed blu steois : ire selling within a rang * of
SM.SO'iM.liO-oocnslonnlly n lot at S. > .00. On
medium there was no new feature * to-day ex
cept that theio was n bettoi shipping demand
nscompaiud with jeitoiday , when lessthnu
1,010 weio taken loriihlpiiient. I'rlino corn-ted
XobiaMcan.s , or stock equal to that elftsslrlcn-
tionii\orailliK IIKX ) to 11W ) Ibs , ma > be quoted
at S4.flOM-i.fif ) ; grnsser stock of the s.imo avet-
age , S400M.'r > ; prime oorn-fed , n\ciatlnR ;
l-'OO to IKO : ; lb- , " 4.00(94.80 ( ; grassy stock snmo
a\eingo , SUOftW CO ; prime coin-led of l.luO
Ibtnnd upward , SI.S.VIN M ; aud grassy stook
of same a\ciaie , 'JO 'Jflc below quotations.
Of dlstllleiy stock there was none among the
enrly nulvnls nnd none on sale. Itoeent
sales wore at SI.T.Vtt.\15 for r'OO to 1308 11)
averages. In Texaus tiade was quiet and
piic ( " < steady at a decline ol av as piovlnusly
noted. Ciinssers aio saleable at 3..7.Viiio : ! :
others S8.VW1.iNi : co\\s and helfon , common
can nl HIT stock , 32.0V..i1 ! > ; fnlr to good
biitcheiing stock , SAfJOi'iiW , and the best
S3.U3fru : > 0. Oncnl calves pi lees aio
fully .We lower than u week ago , nnd the
supply hugely exceeds the demand at pies-
ent , Sale.s of 1TO htj.id , weighing lioin 112 to
liO , weic at SLOOv .n ; a few ically fat at
&r > .CO. The stoi'kei.sniid foedi'is market was
quiet and prices stead ) as compaicd with thu
past eight or ton da.\s. Sttoiig , thrltty things
of blKMotlOJlbs. is the class wanted at pros-
lions The receipts to-day wcio 20000
mralnst2l,742 last Thuistlny , " maklne about
1S.OOO for the week so 1m. ag.ilnit HL'.W.'i for
the samu time. List week. The m.nket opened
about fie lower , was act ho at the diop and
closed steady ilh lower In thu pen- , unsold
at tbo close than tor any daj this week.
Mixed sold namely at s4.si ) , best" heavy 54.sr.
( ! i > t..K > , with peiliapta nail on the quiet at
. . . . . . . . . . . _ _ _ . " .
k. ; r\A l t * i. t i. 1.1 -.11 * > - r > n * --i
Redmond and other buyers ot stilctly Yoik
soil were payiiii ; S4.DOjM.l'S ( , against 1.95
5.00 yosti'iday. Moian and llealey bought a
string ol llglil. laiigliiic between I'M aud tso
FINANUIA.IJ.
York. July S. Mounv On call
easy at l' < f < i ? . > pin cent.
PIIIMIJ MiitcA.vnLK K\IMII : 4Qj per
cent.
SrKiir.ixn lixoiiAXOBSteady ; S4.8GJ/
forslxtj il.iy bills , an < l ? 4.88 on demand ,
(5ovi.r.N.MiN'i ( : Dull and unchanged.
Sioc KS Stocks opened we.ik. The Influ
ences on the market In the loiciuion wcn >
stones that Chicago was selling giangeis.
The selling of thesn stocks by uiokci.s who
had been leadeis in the npwaid movement
lately ga\e sticnutli to the stoiies , and St.
P.iul lost Jjf per cent from last night's closlngj
nnd Xoithweitern l'.f ' percent. At the clov
ing the market showed declines In neatly nil
the active list of fiom J to 1 Pur cent. Pa
cific Mall ( rallied 1'4 per cent on a lusts of
minors of anew effort to make a settlement
of the traus-contlnent.il dltllculty.
STOCKS ON WAT.r. SritERT.
m
I'llODUCJ-J MARKETS.
Chicago , July 8. Flour-Steady and un
changed ; winter patents , S4.r 04.UOsouthein ;
winters. fei.25fa-l.iJO ; .Michigan and \Viscon-
nlti winters , Si.30CiM.rx ) ; MinnuMita patents ,
84.75S5.15 ( ; soft wheat patents , S4.80(34.7rt ( :
Slliint'iota bakers' , In sacks , § .l. ! > v ' 3.7n ; soft
spiing , iJ.l.MC'il.lO ; uiadu.spilng ( , 8-.00 < J
a.OO ; lye Hour , ' _ . . „ . .
\Vhcat \ Actlvo and unsettled at times , and
panicky ; opened at yosteiday's oloso , and
closed -Jf"c below yesteiday ; casli , 77 > i@
77 | < f ( ! ; August , 7'J ' 5 ! ( ! < ; September , bO c.
Corn Kalily active but ( tfl'/c ' loweri
cash , " > T , (3'jrc ( ; August , : i7l5lCc ; Sep-
tumbcr , JiD c.
Oats Unsettled ; closed l yj'Jo lower ;
ciLsli.lJOcAugust ; , iSc'ibeplombei1 , 'J3ic.
Itye-FlimaKTOc.
Uailev ( ) ulet at f'dc.
Tlinoihv Piline. S'i.05 ,
Flax Heoil-Sl.lOi , ' .
\Vhlskv-S ! . II.
Poik Fniily active ; opened 10o lower , fol
lowed by aieiluctiou of ii'ic. latci lallied lOc ,
tlii-n declilit'il'JUtKi'ic anil iilowil ht ad ) nt lu-
sldo iirlce.s ; cash , S'J ( Wiili.fll : Aimust , S'JOS < a
'J.O'ii ; Hi'ntemln-'i , SU.7.V ,1l.77i , j ,
Lard Opemd easy , declined lfi ( 'Jc ( ) and
closed quiet ; cash , 80.40 ; August , gO.OTK * .
'iVll'l ' ! " MeaU-siloiiideis , 5.bOS.bfi ( ( ; short
clear , 50Vnl.(5. ? ( ( [ ( > ; Hhort libs , Sfl.O1 * .
JJiittor ( inlet ; cieamery , I'AjjPSijf ; dairy ,
Olicoso Kasy ; full cream chrddaitf and
flats , ( l > jftio ( ; VoiuiK Americas,7 @ 8c.
Kg h llfttWc.
Hides Heavy dry salted , fully cured , 8Jfo ;
liKht , O' c ; iliimagi'd , 7 u ; bull hiden , SJjc ;
drv falii'il , uc liiliy ; lllnt , labile : cult
skills , SoflU' o ; demons , riOue.irli.
Talliw In countrji : > so ; No.J , So ; cake ,
KecelptK. Shifinicnti.
Flour , bbis IH.OOO 6OW
Wheat , ha 2-.W)0 ) 10,630
Coin , on MJO.IUJII ICJ,300
Oats , tin III.IKXJ 4H.OIX )
lt > onii : tooj none
UnHi'y.bii JJ.OO ) lOJ
ljUoriiixil , July b. Wheat Demand
poor ; Xo. 'i winter , 8s 7d : Xo , a spring , Cs
M.
M.Flour Domund poor ; pilces unchanged.
Corn Demand Impiovln ; now No. U
mixed July , steady nt Js K < 1 ; July , steady nt
4s Id ; August steady at li l > jd ; September
steady at-4s JJtfd.
Toledo.iii ) > b. Wheat Weak nnd lower ;
cash , hifussc ,
Corn-hli-ady ; cash , 8S } c.
Oats Dull ; August , ! ) Uc.
Ht. ijouu , July 8. Wheat Wcaif nnd
lower ; Nn. 3 u l. cash , 77jfo ; August , 73c.
torn Wnak nnd luvvorl No. a mixed ,
< c , tiKiii , i < .
O.its Wik ; Xo. 3 mixed , cash , Sic ;
Auirust , 20 > c.
llvt 5tc.
' . .
PoiK-AVV.il ; a tSl
Lard-Weak at SO.
Now VorK , July H. Whtat llccelpta ,
f "jNK ) ; itxiiorti , 40.1W ; spat IftlKc lower
with lutlo more do uj ; for export ; options