Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 7, 1874, Page 1

OMAHA DAILY BEE " OMAHA' FR1DAY MO TELEGRAPAHIC. 4 0'CLOCK P. M. Ko-op drafts are at a discount at a premium in Omaha. RNING. AUGUST 7, 1874. Loxpos, Avg. 6. The order directing the British | squadron to proceed to the Mediter- anean has been countermanded. " Wasnixarox, Aug. 6. s C. Pugh has been appon- of public monies at Far- NEW YORK, ‘Wall street was animated day, with considerable activity in stocks. Several reports of mercan- tile failures are in circulation, but the names are unobtainable. The most important failure was Sutton & Co., publishers of the Aldine, an illustrated monthly journal. mated liabilities, $150,000. Itisru- mored that a large mereantile house has also failed, and that it has ab- sorbed a large quantity of western railroad bonds. ester- VERY LATEST. MIDNIGHT. I OWAED LOSEWATER, Editor and Prop’s M. HELLMAN & CO., CLOTHIERS ——AND_DEALEES I¥. GENTS IURNISHING COODS, {221 and 223 FARNHAM STREET, COR. 13TH ST s 525 meemret et | fcon Ofice—N | " was visited by a water- Sinth and Tenth. spout yesterday. The total prohibi- | tion agitators held a preliminary | convention at the State Capital. | Bpecially Reportsd for the Omaba Daily Bee, | by the Atlantic and Pacific Telegravh Co. TENMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: b A Tribune special says the anti- monopoly congressional convention at Burlington to-day, nominated Hon. Campbell, Who declined the honor. The nomination was then accepted by Hon. L. G. Pal- mer. ) SAVANNAF, Aug, 6. The first bale of the crop of cotton | | was received to-day by J. W. | throp & Co., from Bainbridge, Ga., The Utah Elections.—The Lip- | clussed as ordiary. eral Party Poll Nearly One- fourth of the Votes. Patr has gone to and some people begin to think that {he intends (o develop a noble | charity in that undeveloped region. | Several Postmasters out there are } making preparations to exchange | their mailing facilities for silver | plate. Montana, TRE WEST. CINCINNATI, August 6. 1t is now thought thé fire which destroyed the Pat Rogers was the work of an incendiary. A man who was shot sometime since by Stewart was seen to escape in a bos when tae fire was first discovered. No bodies have yet been taken out. The death roll as faras ecan be ascertained numbers twenty-two. Wm. F. Smith, well known in theatrical ~circles, died here last evening. Pierce, Gould & Co.s cotton ware house was damaged to-day by fire to the extent of two thousand dol- lars; insured. FREDERICK, ToPEKA, August 6. The Independent Convention to: day nominated J. C. Casey for Gov- ernor; E. Harrington, for Lieuten- ant Gi Tnor. ) The Independents of the First Congressional District, after the ad- journment of the State Convention, nominated N. J. Parrott. NEW YORK, August 6. District Attorney Phelps signed a | bill of exceptions in the Tweed case to-day, and it will be argued anew at the general term of the supreme | court in October. OUR STOCK FOR THE SPRING AND SUMMER SEASON Complete now; Our Assertment in Clothing : Gents’ Furnishing Goods Comprises the Latest Noveltiss. THE LATEST STYLES IN HATS AND CAPS. |We Have also a Full Line in BOY'S and YOUTH’S Clothing WE WILL SELL OURGOODS LOWER THAN EVER. : M. HELLHAN & CO. Miscellancous. 5 3 “NorTi PLATTE, Nebraska,’ R‘ says a moral Now York contempor- P PY tOWn; not 4 SWear was ever e ) Best Geods, heard there, and the people just LOWESTPRICES Faroham St. an evil moment a br d was | ottt OMAHA. _OMAHA BUSINESS DIRECTORY. organized. CRATKELR ¥3*UFAC (BY. | th 185 Uaroey street. bet. 111k an dedsid GLASS AND PICTURE FR"MFS. t, desler in Glasing t 0N, August 6. In to-day” race Fred Hooker sells even in the pools against the field. For th purse there will ! be fifteen starters. The pool selling (s irregular. _Geo. Judd brings a ittle more than Magnolia. The weather is fine. | The Burning of the Pat Rogers Supposed to be the Work of an!ncendiary,Who fires the Boat from Re- venge. has just returned from Fort Worlh, and ‘states that the Indians had | captured two mail stages, one going | - coming, between Wichita | ort Sill. There were only ssengers, all of whom, the drivers, w ALBANY, August 6. A dispatch to the Penpaper says that Mayor Havemeyer's answer to Governor Dix reviews the charges against him with great minuteness. He contends that Charlick and Gardner were elegible for re-ap- pointment, and “defends theém and | his own conduct generally, ALT LAKE, August 6. From returns thus far made it is believed that the liberal or anti- MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. New York Money Market. NEW YORK, Money—Free supply, per cent. Exchange—Firmer and more ac- tive; 4 88@4 90. Gold—Higher, with renewed tivity; opened at 109; rose to 110; Opposite the — Grana Centr. 1 Hote e From all ports of the country comes the spontaneous cry for word from ( NEW YORK, Aug. Tt is reported that Peter B. Swee- ney, now in Paris, intends return- ing toNew York again, and enter politics. All indictments against him have been quashed. | MILWAUK | In the railroad injunc | day, Hon. John H. Carry, attorney "5 | for the road, occupied “the whole “ | time with arguments showing that - | no injunction can issue, because the statute i ment | which is the n Washington where is Francis Tr This is the first fight he hasn't en a hand in, and he haso't fir single pistol at the w single speech. Come to (i here, says & eorge art, 183 Dou L streo w glass and picture i Jer BOOTS AXD SHOES. 35 Farulam st, between Wik FALT, STOCK, 1873. ngement, | clusive remedy. | ir or Wasi August fevtoyl | CONFECTIONERY. | roer 12th and 1) uglus strees, sale dedler in | Country trade sc- tionery aplit COAL DEALEFS. , ceuen thair etc, Tewsws DRUGEISTS. er, Aruggist, corner 12(h nd ifar- PAWN BROKER. Elgutter, No. 200 Farnbaia st N LAUNDRY. ey do der, tir 8)4P PACTORY. | yremium Soup Worss, Powell & Ce, still | first premian, cawarded by the 1 ougla county nd Pottawattamie county, 1a. from the trade. ATTOENEYS. F. ESTABEOOK. w. M. FRANCIS ESTABROOK & FRANCIS | ATTORNEYS AT LAW. OFFICE-~Creighton Block, Owah _ | may 1y26 George, and wake snakes. for Treland, for Woodhull, Hlor anybody. a good chance for an unprofi slee,. Otherwise An indiscrommnate clothing snd gen goods regardless of pr Farnham street. chevoit shirts o our $2.00 and $: staughter mn at wn make at | ) each. Railroad Tiicts bought and sold by P Gottheimer, Broker, at 296 Fariham street. Unredeemed Pledges for Sale. | C i Hamlet Orum, 9th street between Jones and Leavenworthists , BRASKA. TE ASSORT t supreme court to-da, bill ; || tec ne linen and | 15t sembly ope I Rev. , August 6, Edsall in the introduced a | a roceiver for the | ¢ Insarance Com- | msel for thecompany to show there 10 grounds for sueh a step. The tion was adjourned over for two to appoint Atlantic & ny, furmshing | weeks. vor Colvin s to understa given the de- ud that that class ses known as pretty waiter loons must be closed August i their business revoked irls’ s 1 with addresses by of the M. E. Church, Peltz and Rev. Dr. Baptist Chureh, and ng, of the Canadian Chureh. ‘hes were made by ud Mrs. Willing, of Ge or, Vincent, I ‘astle, of th his eveni More than two thousand persons the ground to-night, and a ils. The ac- atisfactory, and | The Attorney General has de ed that a United ~ having an attsel a | for salvage is entitled to take the property attached into his custody chureh ticket has polled nearly five thousand, or about one-fourth of the votes of the whole territory. This reached 1093; now 1 093. Governments—Strong at an ad- registered 6 and hold it uniil disposed of, issuing the attachment. The position of supervising in. spector general of steamboats has been made yacant by the removal of D. D. Smith, who has filled thy position for sonte time past. Savr LAKE, Aug Three of the city police sted for interfering with voters in thi: ity on election day, discharged by the United St Commissioner, the charges again them not being sustained. The of other officials were continued un til next week. The vote of Sall Lake cour votes. Boskin BROOKLYN, August 6. Mr. Beecher has made a forma demand upon Moulton, case. It is understood that M consented to appear before the com- mitee. It is not likely, how that he will make any important r Cannon, Mor- and documents pertaining to his ulton has is regarded as » greatliberal success, being three thousand increase on the election which sent Cannon to Cong There is the wildest en- thusiasm over the sweeping vietory inTovele county s 1 e Ei by PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 6. The United States steamer Dis pateh arrived here at noon fo-day with Senator Sargent, Conover and Norwood, of the Senate Committee on Naval Affuirs, and Rear-Admir- al Rogers on board. Senator Cra- gin, the Chairman of the commit- tee, will join them here. TheCom- mittee will visit the navyyards and stations on the Atlantic Const, with a view of an inquiry into the expe- dieney of reducing the number, as instructed by the senate at the last session of Congre: t t 1 w YORK, Aug. 6. The m: for oats still irregular, but low The supply of new is in- creasing, trade being only to meet the pressing wants. Old is moder- ate, but dealers have no confidence in the present prices being sustain- ed. Market unsettled at the open- 81 afloat. old mixed w asked, unchanged. 5 coups to lower. Early prices were strong but the market now shows the low- | est prices of the d: cc&IC) dropped from 14 to market fev- | erish and unsettled. TLake Shore, Erie, Pacific Mail, 41; U P, 25}, W T, 74§; Erie, 313 Teuter i New York Produce Market ! NEW YORK, August 6. Breadstuffs—Generally ¢ Flour—Steady; superfine State and Western, 4 50a5 00; extra 5 45 | 5 50, 1 Wheat—Dull; No 1 sprin 136; No. 2 Chicago, 1 N Milwaukee spring, 1 2 i Corn —Steady; WesternZmixed Oats—Irregular; new white, stern, nomin 70 bid. Provisions—Generally quiet amt | Pork—New mess, strong s L 23 80. | A FULL STO R.A. BROWN, 248 Douglas Street, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRY GOODS, CARPETS, AND OIL CLOTHE iAn Immense Stock of Fresh New Goods Just Opened to_.be sold lower than any other house in the city, consisting of MERINOS, EMPRESS CLOTHS, REPELLANTS, ALPACAS & MCHAIRS, also VELVET & BEAVER CLOAKINGS. CK OF SHAWLS. BLANKETS, FLANNELS, LADIES AND CEHILDREN'S INO UNDERWEAR AND WORSTED GOODS. TABLE LINEN IN GREAT VARIETY. A FULL LINE OF MER " DEXIER L. THOMAS, Attorney and” Counsilor at Law. | disclosures, as he still adheres to his | determination ilent in regard to secrets in his possession, until he shall have received joint | 2 written requests of both Beecher and Tilton, to wake them public. In an interview with Beecher yesterday, that gentleman said it Was_impossible for him y whether he would prep: ment, or submit to an e That was for the committee to de- cide. Members of the committee ai uncertain when the investigatic will close. Moulton’s return has «;nusod some delay, as they now . hope to secure his testimc ved “rflve ) g gy, lm“"l".,_,..u,.,. ng sentence of six months’ | work” s now narrowed down 1o | ssed at the Devon as- | Boocher and Moulton. A full report Payne, the man who | (¢ {he proceedings will probably be | f aboat, by the upset- | given to the public before the end of ting of which five persons lost their ( fio ok dives: Tilton still remains at his Living- | TR z “'““']"‘Mf""-‘l'»" ‘"l“ been passed [ o street ho He has collected 38 a military tribunal on a commu- e hesos R aumpartor Bl DR. A S, BILLINGS, | b o aptel, who had taken S G e 5 » | in Paris. to ex-Judge Morris, his counsel |~ The marriage of the Grand Duke | njy¢ documents have not been fuliy | Viadimer with the Princessof Meck- | roceived, and it will be some days | lenberg Schwerin will be solemn- | pefore the summons and complaint at St. Petersburg about the 24th | (i) o served. Afterservice twenty The Princess willleave | gays will be allowed for Beecher's "¢ | Sehwerin wbout the 10th for St. Pe- | gpsyer, and then will come the in- | tersbarg. The ceremony Will be | forminable motions _on the part of performed according to both the | e defense to strike out, demur, Protestant and Greek rites. i eniNa The trial of ten young men and | mpe [it,gation, if begun, bids fair {wo women for issuing and cireula- [ tolast a year or more before reach- ting revolufionary proclamations, is | jne any i The papersin e e | proceeding beforé . special session | (e suit for crim. con. will be very { | of the Rus; voluminous, but Tilton's counsel, m; WASHINGTOY, August 6, | course, refuses to disclose any o The Superintendent’ of the New | thelr contents. The case, by neces- - Tonis mint 1s here, making ar- | sity, will be brought in the supreme . 3. VAN DRS00 rangements to Tecomience_opera- | court, circuit of Kings county. 1 jeian, | tions, but owing to the smallness of = = Eclectic Physician,, the 'Congressional appropriation, Dudge st bet 14th *nd | oy will for the present be confined . | to gssaying only. No busingss has | been performed at that mint since " | June 1861, when the Confed- erate authority took the propert Secretary Delano reterned to-day with his fagily, and will remain in charge of the Interfor Department for a few days. In the redemption division sev- ¢ clerks are busy counting the t in by the banks for Te- demption, In & few days the banks | Wil regularly repeive returns from | remittances to the treasury for re- | demption. The Secretary of the Treasury Dyving notified Inspector General | Smith of the hureau of Steamboat | Bervice that his resignation would be accepted, he tendered his resig- pation, to take effect Beptember 1st. Of an appropriation for boiler exper- | iments one hundred thousand Toh:ees, | dollars, sixty thousand had been ex- Segars, | pended under his direction, and it &y & &€ | (el that no good has heen accop- I T epaFARNEAM, | dished. Johard—Firm; steam refined, 133 = Teathor—Quiet and steady. Iron—Dull. ‘Wool—Unchanged. ; new white sold at 70¢; ed western was nominal 80 was asked, while Receipts of oats to-day hels. L0UIS, August 6 wder, charged with warehouse receipts. | has made a full confession of the cts, but he cannat give the exact amount of receipts issued and out. He completel nerates his part- ners, who, he heard o1 betore. w1l gwe-ul J. MOOREHEAD, DR UCGCGIST AND PHARMACIST, ee's Block, Bet. California & Webster Sts. OMAMA, NEB, | ENGLISH AND AMERICAY CARPETS, OIL CLOTRS, MATTING RUGS, AND MATS, ’CHE_A.PER THAN THE CHEAPEST Visscher's Block, | NEB OFFICE—Room OMAHA JOHN V7. LYTLE, Attorney-st-12w and Solicitor in Eqaity. FFIOb --Ovor First National Bask, mat-tf PARKE GODWIN, Attcrney at Laws (Campbell's E'or,) 2 THIRTEENTH .STBEET. CMAHA Chicato Prouuce Market. ¥ CHICAGO, August 6. Flour—Dull ; good choice new | wheat extrqs, nominally 5 00 ; shippers not in market. Wheat—Unsettled; August, 1 03%; Corn—Quiet, cash, 65§; September, 64 Oats—Quiet, cash, sel, who are pre- | 36j@37; September, for the courts, also | Barley—Quiet; cash, 1041 06; ” St piion, | Septenber L2l i e committee will end its | Pork—Quiet; casn, the com.nittee tember, 24 40, | Tard—Quiet; cash, Ler, 14. s 3, he curiosity of the public mind has been somewhat appeased by soulton’s experience, although much curiosity 1s stil! exeited to know the character of the letters he is expected to disclose, He is en- ged to~day at his residence on Ticks street preparing his stat for the committee. He declin be interrogated on any point what- ever concerning the scandal. Til- CHAR.LES SHIVERICK. Furniture, bedding, Mirrors, 105 and everything pertaining to the FURNITURE and UP- %HOLST RY trade; has largcly increased his stock.and now IUM and LOW lhas_ a complete assc.tment of FINE, MED vt | PRICED goods, which he is offering at such REDUCED |PRICES as to make it to the interest of evervone de |anything in this ‘line, tc examine his stock before pur%lgglsg 1 ER) TU U 2. COVERED 1V Qi v ERICK, | IR Bl v e — 208 Farnham Stroot. Omaha. FRANK J.RAMGE DRAPER & TAILOR —ANL DEALER IN— GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING ‘GOODS. ¥ull Assortmentof Imported Woolens. All Work Warranted. z.fid ?"arnha.mSt., - - Omaha, Neb ~ R.&J WILBUR, Books and Stationery, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, Fourtoonth Streot, Omaha., Neb | | | | | he clain | bilities He 'is in prison ing what action will be taken, ¥s, as an evidence that no aud was intended, that it may be shown that all the money was' put DENTISTS, OFFICE. No. 232 f/IHIVHA,’s/' ST. | ; August, | raps 28 covatue the W | hard labor there when abors. 509 1. BUFFALO, August 6. Yesterday was the second day of races. The weather was fine and over ten thousand people mn at- tendance. | In the pools for the ace Gold- just was the favorite, Cozette sec- ond, and Governor, Mollie, Silver Side and Wayne drawn. On the fifth score Spotted Colt took the pole on the first_quarter and held the ead to the finish, closely pressed by tolddust. The driver of Golddust claimed a foul on ageount of Spottey: Colt taking the pole, shutting the former out. After half an hour's deliberation the jud e heat to Golddust in 2:25} ; Maloney secong, Cozette third, John H. fourth and Spotted Colt fifth, Golddust took the next two heats and the race 2:26 and 2:25; Maloney second, and Spotted Colt third. In the stallion race, first heat, Smuggler won the pole. Joe nyu‘w was the second off qp the fourth score, w hen Smuggler was five lengths in the rear. Membrino Gift led ut half, Jefferson ;second and Smuggler away back in the regr, After getting on the home streteh Smuggler went to the front, passing L‘:\vhhllu s¢ in turn and winning the heat in 2:22} ; Jefferson second and Gift third. Second heat, Smuggler 30, M. O'BRIEX. St. Louis Live Stock. St. Louis, August 6. Hogs—Receipts 2,400; strong for Lest and others nominal ; pork, 425 @45 7 Cattle—Recelpts, entirely nomina St. Louis Produce Market. Sr. Louis, August 6. Flour—Quiet, unchanged, Wheat—Firm and unchanged ; | & No. @ red fall, 107}@108; No 2, 116} to seller for year. GREAT INDUCEMENTS | fu all kinds of Corn—Firm and Ligher; No STAPLE AND FANCY 64 to seller for August. DRY GOODS! Oats— Firm and higher; No 2,47} A. BALDWIN BALDWIN & O'BRIEN, ATTORNEYS:LAW Office—Caldwell Block, Douglas Street, NEBRASKA. OMAHA, AR | . | HAVING BOUGHT THE STOCK Popuiar 7 | BANKRUPT ; bacon and butchers, 6 50@ | 284 Farnham St.. Bet. 13th and 14th, up stairs. Teeth extractad without pain, by use of Mi- | jzed trous Oxide as. | of Aug of ¢ NEW YORK Dry Goods Store, 223 Farnham Street, B e JOMN E, KELLEY. Attorney = CounseloratLaw 0fice—Room2, Orelghton Block,} . QMAHA. B l‘“{‘l‘(“ls‘.“ AND PROMPT- L ECTIONS SOL Xo et boughtand sold. apITLl - T; W. lilclizl;ds, Attorney at Law, Ofiice 510 13th St., bet. F:lfllllll and Douglas, Omuha, Neb. ugtts 1 2 | 000; dull and | | | Surgical ¥oomms. I. VAN CAMP M.D. Dispenses his own medcines, and besides rogular practice, mykes specialities of Der: ments and Diseases Peculiar to Wower 1a, Piles and other Discase of the Ovrick : Corner Farnbam s first door o the right. un el 210 Douglas street, betwer to Lutheran Church Onmsb Lock Box 34. i @48 in elevator. Rye—Higher; \Vhis Lower; 98, 'ork—No demand. Lard—Firm and unch: P 0. Box 80 "0. H- BALLOU. | ATTORNEY AT LAW. ew block, southeast cor | Boor. MNEB. JOHN C. COWIN, Attormoy. Solicitor AXD COUNSELOR. OFFIC GHTON'S BLOCK, OMANA, NESBASHA. ardtf SAVAGE & MANDERSO, | Attorneys at Law, | 242 FARNHAM STREAT. i L Orusba Netrasha | NEW YORK, Aug. 5. A morning paper publishes ax in- terview with Reuben Storrs, where- | in that gentleman set himself right before the public as far as his con: neetion with the Beecher scandal concerned. Tilton asked him his advige after the Waodhull scandal was published, tut he declined to give any; then showed him a letter of Tilton's confessing Beecherasked her to be a wife to him; that is all that jmpll \irs. Tilton. He af- terwards i him and made g complete retrastion of that letter, saying the statements were false; she had ized the sin she had commlitted m allowing so fearful a charge to stand against Beecher, but she was in nosense the aythor of it, e, ftorps' statement eonfirms Mrs, Tilton's statements during the cross-examination of Prescott. The lull in the Beecher- Tilton affair will doubtless continue | until Moulton speaks on Saturday. Tilton for the last few dayshas been lusy preparing a document o reat number of extracts s wife's letters aad his own intending to hold it in re- | r the courts. The document | is said to contain_one remarkable | letter from her to Beecher, written | in 1865, and one from Beecher in I ave adoptel the Strictly Cash and One Price | Residence and offic: 250 x 15th » attention paid to"obstetrics and a1 " 12ar to women and child easts pecu - P. e Dress Goods, Silks and Trimmings. Dodgo # "reet, between Lith and 13t | = king dene with neat- == di~pateh Orders Chicaga Live Stock Market. | CHICAGO, August 6, Cattle—Receipts, 8,000. Market | more active but unchanged in pri- | ces; demand chiefly for top grade closed dull aud weak, Texaus sold i ine | at 2 $5@4 12; medium to falr ste I pools, Selng | 43@ad% goodto choice steers 5 10 the fourth score, Smuggler lagging | 3 % four lengths at the quaTter, Hogs—Active; shade firmer and : epsy; poor to common, 6 25a( medium to cholce, 6 75a Sheep—Receipts, 1,000. active; sales at 6 6205 mon to choice, REDMAN & LEWIS, Cor. 16th and Izard Street: Cottonwood LUMBER ~0n hand apd SAWED TO ORDER. 2%lw F. A. PETERS, Saddle and Harness Maker, AND CARRIAGE TRIMMER, No. 374 Farylau ', bet, 15th £ 16th. | jers and repairing promptly attended A et ion gusrractéod, i sh paid for hides. ap3ovi 2 J. Q. SLATTER, | Dealer in Staple and Fancy Groceries. Highest price paid for Country Preduce. Brick Store, 8, B, (ar, 16th & Chicago Sta it OMAIA, NEB. \ "L, WOODWORTH, 238 Douglas St.,Omaha, Neb. | WACON Wood §tock,' CARRIAGE WAGON HARDWARE, Patent Wheels, Pinished Gearing, & Axles, Springs and Thimble Skeins ‘\ Fine and Medium Clothing, HARDWOOD LUMBER, | and Furnishing Goods. 2 Carisges, Hacks wt Buggies | y oo . DR, TELAN TEE CEEBAPHST Studebacker Wagan IDepo T Wagon{Depot, sz Principle, which I hope will meet with the pprovel of the public as my peices shall be always £ THE VERY LOWEST. A liberal patronoge JOHN H. F. LEHMANN, 228 Farnhsm Street. GENERAL AGENTS FOR ALL SCHOOL BOOKS BURR & MUMAUGETL. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS Cor. 13th and Harncy Streets, OMAEIA. EB. Offce n Creigh OMAHA, solicited. Respeetiully, No. Dre: nese and | sdhcited. 02300 G. STRIFFLER, —DEALER 5— CROCERIES, P.ovivons, Frui, Nuts, Confectionery, Owaha, Neb., July Market 1328 1 Spring and Summer Styles. A.POLACK, PR CLOTHIER, 238 Farnham St. Near 14th. TorEDO, August 6. The question of the next Con- 1 from this, the Sixth, Dis- triet, was settled to-day, in refer- enee to to the present incumbent at least, by the action of the Republi- | can Conventlon to select delegates to the Congresslonal Convention, which comes off in this place to- day. There wasa considerable feel- ing aroused against General Sher: waog, the present Congressman, b the tacties which his supporters em- ployed to nominate him two years ago, and this was still further in. flamed by his removal of E, V, Mec- Maken, the uostmaster at this place, and the appointment in his stead of Capt. P. H. Dowling, who | is decidedly unpopular. Fhg con: England. Tt isstated that Moultan { test for the nommation has devel- Deforp going before the committee | aped considerable bitternessbetween Jast night wis much exoited and | those In favor of Gen. Sherwood declared that there would be u big | and those opposed to him, and the row now. His chief cause of an- | two Reputlican dailies here es- noyance was the publication of let- | pouse different sides, the Commer- ters addressed to him hy Beegher. Bl supporting his renomination, it He evidentiy intends to tell all he | and the Blade opposing it. afier considerable dispussion, 1 was | knows, and intimates that he will |~ The County Convention came off, resolved to restore the old rates, | fill up all gaps in Beecher's letter | and the Sherwood men, securing & which hase not been In_ force since | gnd produce the original. marjority of the Committeg ap- March 24th. Thisinereasestherate | Tilton's counsel is bus pointed ta prepare a list of delegates of immigrant fare to the west m | chent making ‘a study of all tha | ta the €ongressional Convention, than @ hundred per cent While | pojnts in their case agiinst Recoher. | presented o list of declded Sherwood the railroad contest has been thus | The compiaint will also contain & | men. The opposition made & amicably concluded, the contest ! detafled statement of specific acts | minority report, and submite among the steamship companiesstill | alleged in Tilton’s statement and | ted a list of anti-Sherwood dele- contintes to grow. ! | testimony before the committee. | gates. The contest was exceedingly The steamship Tagus will carty | The complaint will likely be fin: | animated for some hours, but ended | out asa portion of her cargo ten | jshed kriday and served on Beecher. | in the convention accepting the mi- powerful locomotives of American | The amount of damages to be | nority report by a vote of 57 to 64, anufacture. She is bound for Ta- | claimed cannot be learned. thus giving the support of the coun zanerod, Russia, at the extreme | The railroad war concerning the | ty to the snti-Sherwood party and northern point of the sea of Azov. | rates of passage for emigrants | securing Sherwood’s defeat in the Two of the locomotives were order- | to the west which began March last | convention. ed some montas ago for the Rus- | has just ended hy the New York | It is generally understood that sian railway. | Central, Erie, and Pennsylvaniarail- | this points to the nomination of the 1 A considerable quantity of shot | roads resuming former rates preva- | Hon. N. Pratt, of Bryan, Wil- | and shell belonging to the Turkish | Jent before the reduetion. The | Jiams county, The Sherwood men Government will go forward by tae | gontest among the steamship com- | feel very soroover thelr defeat, and Tagus, and will be Jischarged &t | panies still continues without any | ure talking of remaining quiescent in the campaign, JAWES W. 8L 746K, CHARIES ¥ VANDKRSON. 2 == | ; N.J. BURNHAM. ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT | LAW, XNo. 0 Farnham Street O Fraits, = NONNET Y. CIGARS AND TOBACCO. W. J. CONNELL. | b, Counsocllor at Liavo " N AXND Mistrict Attorney for Second Jud- | icial Distriet. South side of Farnbam, between | \6th sts., opposite Court House. S, K.t ORof | a naf August 6. Satton & C ers of the Aldine, have fuled. TItis reported | they owe about $180,000. 2 The railroad war concerning rates Confectionery, |, pacage for immigrants bound west which opened in March, has | just been brought to_a close. The ‘contestants were the New York Cen- | | tral, Hudson River, Erie and enn- | sylvan® railroads. Recently llw\ Iroad agents took measures tend- | ing toward a reconcilliation, and 1o 245 Douglas, tet. 11ib nd 13 : g - ‘- > BRASKA. OMALA our’ e Fa. 2a. PAGE, CARRIAGE, BUGCY G WaGON MANUFACTURYFR. . E. CORNER of 14th ana HAKNF) STS, | OULD respectally annouce o the pub- W G ihar vt how ready to.dil al cun atts - the bore Tines. with: nesthess a5d | | | ory tobt 3.5 spavn. k0. . PRITCUETT SPAUN & PRITCHETT, Attorneys 1ud Counselors at Law. Qifine, 506 Twelt, 3 bureet, rk Rov J. S. SHROPSHIRE, Attorney-at-Law Eoow No. 1, 8. E. Coruer 15th and Douglas Sts, OMAHA, NEBR. G. W. AMBROSE, Attornoyv=ate=Xia o REDICK’S OPERA KOUSE OMAHA, it NEB. with his sch, or mla. SRl =oAL S - WILLIAM LATEY, Cor. 16th and Webster Sts,, | Keeps & complete assortment of GROCERIES and |\ PROVISIONS. “EDWARD KUEHL. | MAGISTER OF THE DEPARTED, No. 498 10th Et, between Farnbam & Maraey, irits, obtai and fu- ness, Will by the aid of guard’an + o any one a view of tie pust, present ture. *No fees charged in cases of sick spu Constantinople, signs of reconciliation. {