Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 21, 1874, Page 1

—am e rn & o T S pn AN, { M THE OMAHA DAILY BEE. VOL. IV OMAHA MONDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER 21, 1874. fTHE DAILY BEE. EDWAKD KOSEWATER, Editor and Prop's TERNS OF SUBSCRIFTION ©One copy, vance. 0" sy imonths, 5 % throe mentbe i advan #%17 not paid in advance, $8 per colleted e e— ,-rnxfi)ssn ICK, one year. in [ H LEADING HATTER ! Best Geods, ! LOWESTPRICES Farnham St. oot e, } OMAH_A_. MAEA BUSINGSS DIVFCTORY. JKER MANUPAQI O] CBA. 5 e ure & Rmi b, 185 Larne street. bet. e aa decisit 11th aud 12th. i~ @LAS3 AND PIOTURE FR* MES, 185 Nouclas street, desles in fass aud plcture irams, Gl BOOTS AND SHOES. e OONFECTIONFRY. 1uth o1 L. Latey, corner 12th and H. b aiim i v cand C s and co Ticeted. COA DECALERS. tand & €1l t, coal, lizae, comen thalr etc. 134 Farnham st Tol1sm3 PAWN BROKER. N ientirs o. 0 Fermbam ot fermet LAUNDRY. Dew lannAr> opened at ol1 1ith at., het A Fnhan. #0d Dou lss. * The washing and {roning will be doneto vder. Srst class work §)-F AOTORY. - mium Sop Worss, Powel' & Cn, ot !’ i act-ve thelr Bremiu Soap. - Five et ried by o county and State Iréers soli ATTORNEYS. B. F. SMYTHE. @. C. GRAVES. SMYTHE & GRAVES, Attorneys-at-Law. ‘Room 5 Crrighton Block. E. ESTABRO K. w. M. FRANCIS ESTABROOK & FRANCIS ATTORNEYS AT LAW. OFFICE—Creighton Block, Omabs. Neb. menitd DEXTER L. THOMAS, Attorney and Counmselor at Law. OZFICE—Boom No© Visacher's Blook, OMAHA - - - NEB. JOMN . KELLEY, WASHINGTON COUNTY FAIR. ! Agrieultural, Horticaltral and Industrial Expesition, (Correspondence of the Bsx) BrATR, Neb., Sept. 17. EprTor BEE: The attendance at the annual fair at this place was very good, but some departments were lightly rep- resented. The agricultural depart- ment was very good, and there was some exceltent samples of corn on exhibition. I will give as good a report as I can. As for the size of vegetables, eorn, ete., I report from measure- ment, and not from hearsay. There were two samoles of corn on the atalk, each measuring rospect- | ively eleven and twelve feet. A 1epresentation of shaker corn, (yel- low) which was very solid. broad grains, and measured six inches in circumference and nine inches long. It requires ten weeks from planting to get well ripened. Entered by Hiram Craig, of Fort Calhoun. A sample of common corn, which measured from 10 to 13 inches long, and from 73 to 9 inches in circum- | ference; specked corn from 10 to | 11 inches long, and from 6} to 8} ¢ inches in circumference ; samples of | white corn from 11 to 12 inches in length, ard 7} to 8} inctes in cir- cumference ; sweet corn from 8 inches long, and 6 to 7 inches in cumference. The above measure- men was the leng:h of coru on tho | cob. Display of water melons small, but very good, three of ono va —did not learn the name—s one size, one of wh ch 38 inches in circum ference; t weighed 130 pound~. A’ splendi repre<entation of squashes, o varieties, sixteen of one k . large and nearly all one siz ured one, which was two fe inches long, and fift cumfere ce; one, nearly round, was | four feet and two inches in circum- ference. Display - of earrots—av age nineteen Inches long, and eight and a half inches in cireun display of beets, which was from ten to twenty inches long, and eleven tonineteen Inches in circum- ference. Varlety of radishes few, but large, equal in size to the best beets. Varietles of cabbage few, but good for this year; one lot of six heads measuring from two feet nine inches to three feet in circumfer- ence. Oneseed from New Mexico, which was planted late, and did not mature, was & beauty but the h wasnot very solid. A good variet of potatoes—Neshanocs, Morton, Peach Blows—which were from two to three inches In diameter, and some six and seven inches long, and equally proportioned. isplay of apples was unusu- ally good, large, and of choice vari- eties, and varied in size, all of which were go-d and smooth. The Hawlsy, a yellow, which measured eleven to twelve inches in circum- ference; the Bailey, sweet, which averaged twelve mches in cireum- ference; Northern Spy, eleven and d ma chickens of this years raising, | probably as good as the county af- | fords. Sheep, pleaty in the county and only one Buck on the grounds. Display of hogs was good, about twenty Poland China and Berk- { shires; on the whole the representa- | | tion of the county was good, not- | withstanding the excoeding dry | woather of this season, and eould | have been far bettor had all who were able in_tne county taken an interest in displaying the fruits of | their own resources. To-day an election of officers for | the ensuing ycar was had before adjournment, and to-morrow will probably be’a larger crowd, when the premiums will be distributed. While you correspondent 1s writ- ing, those fond of exorcise are trip- ping the light fantastie tos, at the | opera house, whilo the Blair baad is | discoursing its favorite strains of music. Unable to remain longer at the fair I digress and journey on. ADD. e —————— An indiscriminate slaughter m clothing snd gentd’ furnishing | goods regarcioss of prioes at 208 | Farnham street. Fine linen and chevoit shirts of our .wa make at | $2.00 and $2.50 each. Railroad Tickets vought and sold by P. Gottheimer, | Broker, at 296 Fari.ham street. Unredeomed Iledges for Sals. | | may 1v28 J. MOORKHEAD, | | DRUGGIST | AND PHARMACIST, | Pattor's Blosk, Fet. California & Webster 3ts, | OMAHA, NI 4 DR. A. S. BILLINGS, | D EER IR | 234 Farmnlarsm St., st Sursiosl Foomm. LVANCAMP M.D. # o vizht. an 210 Douglas street, botwsen i u Church Opiahn, iandawrt RS.J K. VANDERCOOK Eclectic Physician, Residence and offirs Dodsn st bet 14th and 1 | Insurance Company, of Prov VERY LAT MIDNIGHT. EST. TELEGRAPHIC. { 4 0'CLCCK P. M. 510X, Sept. The latest advices received by governmet from New Orleans re- present affairs in that city as quiet aud orderly. WasHIN JERSEY Ci1y, Sept 20. The will of Charles G Sisson, the railroad millionaire of New Jersey, was admitted to probate yesterda It disposes of reul estate aggregatin $2,000,000 in value. NEW YORK, September 20. The funeral of the late Charles | Vandervoast, Grand Master of Odd Fellow’s of the State of New York, took place this afternoon. It was attended by a large procession of 0dd Fellow’s who accompanied the remains to Greenwood. BINGHAMPT. N, Ct,. Sept, 20, Cosgrane alius McMasters, alias Howard, & notorious character sup- posed to have been complicated in the Bank robbery at Athens, Pa., in October last, was arrested here vesterday whi'e sleeping in a ber Avout $2,000 in currency was found | in the lining of his coat, and upon searching the barn a satchel was found containing $800 in bonds, $5,000in_currency, together with the cashier Robinson’s watch. There is no doubt but he is one of the men engaged in the Wellsboro, Paa, robber NEW YORK, Sept. 20, The Narragansett Fireand Marine R. I, whose principal gency is sit- uated in this city, has suspended business and reinsured its risks, The immediate dissolution of the company Is probable. Phe compa- ny lost largely by the Boston and Chicago fires. The total assets are $371,000. The aggrigate linbilities, { including paid up capital and serip, is $400,000. is $3,087,619. ceived to dal held in New The total loss to date Total premiums re- £3,7000.34: Risks NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 20. It is believed the conference com- mittes will report a plan of adjust- ment_to-morrow, as it will first be submitted to a committee of seventy. If a compromise is effected it will be acceptable to the peoplo. The indignation against Kellogg for the abandonment of the State | House finds expression more freely than at any time_heretofore, and it is not lessened by his explanation The excitement is allayed to a g extent, and the discussicn among the people and politicians is iurning towards the future, esn v the probable courso which wili Lo taken by Congress, NEW YORK, Se| A Times special from Y ton says that both parties iana are so busily eng: efforts to make polit of the occurren t. 20. ashing- Louis- Uin their I capital out s of a few days, | Specislly Revorted for the Omata Dally Bee, b the Atlentla and Pacifo Tolegrabh Co. i THEE EAST. Frightful Loss of Life bylithe Burning of a Mill at Fall River, Mass. Between Fifty and One Hundred Operatives Perish in the Flames. NEWARK, Sept. 18. tween Belleville and Passaic, were burned this forenoon, with a large stock. Loss $89,000; partially. in- sured. ST PETERSBURG, bept. 18. His Majesty, the Czar, has written a fetter to Don Carlos, assuring him of Kussia's sympathy with his cause and regretting that Spain depends upon her monarchial traditions. LIVERPUOL, Sept. 18. The steamship Polynesia which sails to-day for Quebec, will take three hundred agricultural laborers, who go to Canada for work and homes. The differences which caused the great strike of mill operators at Bol- ton have been at last referred to ar- bitration. LT Rock, Sept. 18. Four highwaymen stopped and robbed the five stuges which carried passengers from_the Hot Springs to Malvern Hill. They obtained about $2,000 in money and watches, but injured nobody; some_were recog- nized as the Gad's Hill robbers. Theo sheriff of this county s pursu- ing them. F 1L RIVER, Mass., Sept. I9. A fire broke out in Granite Mill No. 1, in this city about seven o’clock this wmorning, after the operatives had commenced work. At 8:47 the mill was entirely burned down. Between fifty and ond hun- ared of the employes perished in the flames. The exact loss of life is not yet known. The excitement is intense. A special dispatch to the Traveler irom Fall River says there was a great panic among the operatives. Many persous escaped by jumping from the windows; others werekill- ed or injured in their attempts to escape, while others were burned in the building, being unablo to escape by any means. Many lives were 1ost by attempting to jump from the roofs of the burning houses. The loss of life is estimated at from 25 io 100, but the exoltement is so intense that it is almost impossible to obtain any information at this hour. Most of theoperatives in the The Kingsland’s paper mills, be- | MARKETS &Y TELEGRAPH. | M. HELLMAN & CO,, CLOTHIERS, —=~—AND DEALER# IN— i Chiczgo Prouuce market. CHICAGO, Seprt 19. Flour—Quiet aud firm ; good and | choice spring extras 4 90 ; su- | pers scarce at 3 50@4 00. | ‘Wheat — Stronger; cash, | September, 99} ; October, 953. Corn—Firmer; cash, 79}; Sep-) tember, 70j@79%; October, 78} | i 783 ‘ CGENTS FURNISHING CGOODS, 221 and 223 FARNHAM STREET, COR. 13TH ST Oats—Firm ; cash, 51}; Septem- ber, 50 October, 48 saller your, | 9. o;lg;l:;;—;]teldy; cash 104a1 08; | Forar 00 on the spot. !We Call the Attention of the Public to our Extensiv® And Well Selected Stock for the FALL AND WINTER SEASON | Pork—Weak; cash, 24 25; seller Comprising The Latest Styles in | Clothing Furnishing Goods. Lard—Weak; September offered at 14 75; seller year 1187} HATS AND CAPS, TRUNKS AND VALISES, ETC. Ovur Prices are Very “Low” to suit the Tim TO RETATL CASH PURCHASERS For Sowini Machines. In erder to make room for eur new styles, we | Rave put in PERFECT erder all of eur old steck, {neluding socond-hand, and offor them st . Call soon ot GREATLEY REDUCED priess, for CASHL. | BEAR IN MIND | M. HELLMAN & CO. ovr AUTHORIZED canvassers is "VARE. r FALL STOCK’ 1878. BD, and INWTRECTION gives, a3 WE haves R- A. BBOWN, 248 Douglas sueet, RBPUTATION TO SUSTAIN. Bxporlence | WHOLESALE AND_RETAIL DRY GOODS, CARPETS, AND OIL CLOTH An Immense Stock of Fresh New Goods Just Openead to be sold lower than any other houss in the city, consisting of — MERINOS, BMPRESS CLOTHS, REPELLANT, ALPACAS & MOHAIRS, aiso VELVET & BEAVER CLOAKINGS. A FULL STOCK OF SHAWLS, BLANKETS, FLANNELS, LADIES AND OXILDRIN'S proves » machine WITHOWT Iastrustion i | WORSE than NONE at all. | GAWTION.—We know of large lots of worth- wies, that ure be- | {ngpalmed off o the publis for neacly ds good Parsons thet do et wast te run the | rak o belagawindled shonld NEVER buy of IREMGPONGIBLE pusrties, aa they have NO reputation AT STAKT, as kave old eatabllstod Compante. less machines beught at lo 2 now. THME HOWE MACHINE CO., 430 13th Street, QUEALEY’S U. P. Boap Factory! Situsted en the line of the Union Paeific Railreas, mear the powder Louse. Manufso- -class 308p fur hewe cousumpting ENOCH HENNEY, sugiddim Justice of the Peace| MERINO UNDERWEAR AND WORSTED GOODS. T T Ty ma—— TABLE LINEN IN GREAT VARIETY. A FULL LIYE OF ENGLISH AND ANBRICAN CARPETS, OIL CLOTES, MATTING RUSS,. AND MATS, CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST Physician 2 Surgeon, 241 Farnham. Street Over Ish’s Drug store. septioily PEE DAY, Aent 85 10 82() "G RS ing people of s ther sex, young or old, ke mere woney at work for s in ther Apare mo- menta o il the tima than a* anything eiss Addiews STINEON & Ov.. Portiand. Milne: | CHAR.LES !SHIVERICK. | Furniture, bedding, Mirrors, and_everything pertaining to the FURN and HOLSTERY tgra%e; has largcly increased iTE:U g&:kagf?d'g}:; has a complete assc.tment of FINE, MEDIUM and = a half inches inches in ciroumfer- 15th sts. that further violence is not at all story wi i ki 9 T JOF ’s ia i LOW Attorney % CounseloratLaw | ence; Gravenstine, ton inchen in R e e | ey e et SPENCER'S PRICED goods, which he is offering at such REDUCED Ofige—Room Creighycn Blook,} . oam, | olroumferenco; Golden Sweet, o woen and eliiirn: "Bt | stazement, which seems to Lo well | sufficated. . Thirty persons were | Fruit ons Confection PRICES as to make it to the interest of everv one desirir v doth uid L cogias w1} 0 | twelve inches in circumference | supported, shows that a_committee | kijled, and the number of injured an? ectionary anything in this line, tc exami: hi = g 5 Q",tfi*;.?hf.;. s No gt .k o - | Soedlings, red, striped, emoothn | {YNTY (YN N[ A RKET, | of cltizens took charge of the tele- | and'aying number many more. sSTAND, a g y ne his stock before purchas- oS e T S apple, eloven || U0 BT ? | graph ofic carly in the conflct,and Cor. 13tk and Leavenworth $ts., | 128, 4 e . inches in circumference, and many e - y exerci: a sharp censorship over - B ~ < JOHN V/, LYTLE other varieties equally sagood. | 62 Fiteta Sres v Dol azd Deige | the dispatchies. Tobscall hat dhia | di<p.(ohl}:;v-‘:.‘;§1'{kfi-ee":' B AT THR BRIDGE PAREGRSLTS,C Iéov UERE NGDEST%U.(;’ UPHOLSTERED AND | f s r. Hiram Craig, of Fort Cal- | committee caused files of oftice pa- 2 Jal Blvee, [ D | S sachusets, timed 10:30; suys: The 1 E houn, had a_choice colieetion of tob I adglconioner , ; suy | { Atlorney-at-Tew and Selicltor 1 | fruits, inoluding thirty-four varie- BEEF, PORK, Biemsaes of polltical dicpatehenboth | fre 12 el o (hedranltomills) THE OMAHA | S. SHIVERICE, 2 Egaity. ties of apples, and several of| Mfuttom, amd V'eal, | oficial and private, which have | Soichlsa fotel lose indured for | ZOIFarnbam Sirect. Omwaha: FPIOL -Over Piret Xatioral Baak, | Peaches pears, plums and grapos. pussed over tho wires during two ar | SWH000. Thebands went to worl i Eas S e oF it onor| | Fisn, Fonltry, Gams, | | tiree yesmspash aud that the namos bl act frtt with gt Golor oot L. 1 OODWORTI HOLES T ——— | Jellies, preserved fruits of ul rie- have been communicated tothe gov- A i w h 3 ti ts, strawberries, &o., &c., | aug6 1 D VRMETARTRR outting off the fire alarm, and all . LE W. J. CONNELL. et 2nd o tried ian T peck o senmentRntucHilen egmess foom the hulding, whioh 238 Douglas St., Omaha, Neb. | . e mAz o an 'mefi'srg Dd.I ES (=] nseilor at Xsawv | in sugar; a sample of currant wine, contained some en, women « & cw inanutacturis ies of candies e P deas Dot trathediaaiy NEW SALOONKR und children. Many perished in WACON andl wilkodita AND wistriet Attorney for Second Jud- the flames, while others jumped { VEW T 9 { Boxes, as put there by tho bees. | RENRY, the popsiar Sulnon keeper, bas o _ New Yomk, Sept. 20. o w E E K L Y B E E < ’ o Dt~ | Mt ol ome vor e | 15t USSR GTRAIRE || & Times Full ver Syl o0 | St The it cou -Stgele AT TR B CORE i e e o m, specimens of needlework. 0- | tian with his bar he ret<outa Lunch every | th: nan gives the followir v | OmMCE_souh s ot Farnbam, bevyeer | Sother their display was vory ored. | orivg ook GRAND LUNCU EVERY SA7. | account of the fire in the Granite | women and ohildren are heartrend- . -w WU 9 e e e i S e T T DD e $2 |lliymtarday, When It rrokpoiiiet: cannraca A trial Is solleited. | : appreciated by tho Society. cav. smo « - PARKE GODWIN, P e display of houso plants by | C. F'. EXAMAIN, | through the spool room doorand the NEW 1oRK, Sept. 10. o am> HEEINRY LATETY, Mrs. M. Ballard was good, and ver; TAIL.OP. overseer, surrounded by a crowd of { The Herald publishe-' = o A R e WAGON HARDWARE, ’ Attorney at Law, nioely arranged, as well as her sam a Eicrensi s | little children, cushed for the stair- | from Mo= | - | <o # dispatch | Jual LEDORE T e o e i LR A ples of tomatoes, which were large 0, Clmsiag case, but was forced back v o Csunery, from New Orleans, sten 5 i : f : and nice; she had also tho beat | pairiog donestrosssmsbleraise. ‘A fin flames. 11270, rushed for thie ele- | if - Kellogg also resigns, with the Axles, Springs aud Thimble Skeins | - lv‘TfiIBTEHTK STREET, OMAHA G. W. AMBROSE, attormev=at=ia ov REDICK’S OPERA HOUSE aweet potatoes on theground. Mrs. Harmou also had a nico yariety of house plants, The needlo work, represented by the ladies, was good and varied, which made a fair display; a quilt, the log cabin, by a young lady of and sold cheap. G. W. HOMAN, Sr. Offers for the mecessitics of the pu vator, still surrounded by thecrying children, but when he attempted to send it down it would not work; a number of the children were taken oft, but theu it failed to respond. A rush was then made for the windows and a number of men in the room understanding that there be a new election, The Horald also publishes a dis- pateh from Kellogg, refusit g to re- sign, or consent toa new eleotion. He claims McEnery is a defeated candidate, and defends his own ad- B. & J. WILBUR, Books and Stationery, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, HARDWOOD LUMBER, Carriages, Hacks s Buggies Stndebacker Wagen ; Depet. mehéts BFST PAPER B Y sweet sixteen. Yzs ¥ credi- uncoiled a long ", W. T, KIChards, | woyed od tasloonber par, like- mumber passed © down“cafely | with fhe interminable susements | Published in Nebraska, | G STRIFFLER whea the rope was burned about in the Beecher case, We have now BEALER IN— \ ¥ Attorney at Law. ;‘hl&h w:“:l petrhfi: bgau!!, lar;q twenty-five feet from the ground. | had statements, some lengthy, oth- G,:},EERAL AGENTS FOR ALK SCHOOL BOOKS 2 3 my 3 witha few injurles, Tilton, Mrs. Tilton, , Ray- i Osfice 499 13th St., bet. Farnkam will ‘make you a good who remained crowded ta the 10~ | mond, Miss Anthony, Mre. Bors Provi-ions I BOURR S MUMAUGEL and Horaey Omahs, Neb. wife, if you gan gapture her. She dows for air; many plunged head- | Wilkinson, Bessie Turner, Mise | ¢ Contains Mere Reading Matlor |~ pyyjrg, | RS poet :l«‘il m‘-lkfl J'OMB;M:\? x;-lnye‘i be- formost to the ground, scattering | Proctor, Carpenter and others. The | and Less Advertisements than Nus, A anlc “I_T u n AL |MP L E M E N T s = r:p a.:m; a beauty and well ao- }vghe.r brajns many feet L\F()und. statement of 'l‘ilvfi:z yea!ordnly adds any Newspaper Published Coufeetionery, | - o A e | There are many rumors of mis- | but little new to the case, only ex- 3 H- BALLOU. e A ST Ltz | management. it is sald that when | hibiting in detail many prominent 8 ithe ex Tokeeessitl Cor. 13th and Harney Streets, ATTORNEY atLAW Offien o Croighton's rool OMAMA, - A marowin BALDWIN & BRIEN, w block, ssuthesst eor *FR. . 0. few, which represented good skill for the artist & lady. Only one carpet, but ide. A neat display of jewelry, toys and faney v J. H. Post. Onl set of farnjture, sofa and chairs, of gray hialr' cloth, which was ver Prompt at farniture, » o Lambrequins W.ndow Shades, the fire was at its beight one mill official o.dered the firemen to cease their efforts to save the women and transfer thelr hoaks and lad- ders ta the other side of the building and save property, as the men had plenty of means of escape. | points which have been treated on previously. A Hersld New Orleans special gives an interview with Kellogg. The latter says: “The present trouble egan with the withdrawal of the United States troops, some months ago. As soon as they went 8 B (0. OP TENTH md - ONC AFTA. N EB Fall And Winter Styles. Emerseing a ehoice selection of newsand miscellaneous matter with live Editorials on all important top- ica ; complete and reliable telegraph- icandlocal marketreports to the day 5 - uors found th th | ] ATTORNEYS: LAW | nest “Only one reprecentative of | 1E0N0% ENGRAVINGS XD FALL RIVER, Mass., Sept. 3. g’.:,rl.::.': 1 the city and determined | of issue, and a variety of State,East- ! " Foe—Calowall Block, Dougiae e, | S€WINE machines Threo varieties PICTURE FRAMES. L Shtent of yesterday’s hortl- | ‘o contest the registration. The | ernandWestern correspondencethat | . 9 i v of wheat; erranean, large 70 Farnhsre streat, soroe e catastrophe is to-day being more i H QuaA, - - - - NERAREA| O MG ing sixty-four pounds | e Mo P | ully reallzed. . Notwithstanding | ree onoit & presers oy o Haau. | together make up a newspaper scl- { tothe bushel; Blue' Stem wheat e the descending rain, which bus pre- | Keilogg. fears further _bloodsbed. | dom equalled snd never surpassed. 3 i Y was good, as well gs 3 good sample e vailed all day, immense crowds of | Ty, tion uf race was at the bot- | Every article going into the col- | J. N slmol’hllllw' of Qlub fi’rhutl;nnd ® P | —MaxUPAIUARF 430 DEALER I8~ | Loople from the surrounding coun- G Ut fle oAb = “mmzm. BEE hl‘elre(ul]y e 238 Farnham St. Near 14th, ! 3 k rm machinery was limited | try have visited the scenes of yes: | A Richmond speclal gives > ! Attorney-at-Eaw | . much on exhibition. A Sulkey BOOTS & BHOES | ... disaster. A largo number | nor ‘Kempor's eclal xives Gover | unized, and everything that can of- | i Eoom No. 1, 8. E. Corner 15th snd Douglss Sta, glov made by John B. Harman, of | 1013th 8t. Beiwees Farsham and Deuglar | of persons, male and female, bave | nounces the Kellogg government, | fend the most scrupulous, rejected. lair, and patent applied for, was s & lined the sidewalks and filled the | and says that if Kellogg is upheld OMAHA, - - NEBR|on exhibition, which is said to | X GBEEI\ streots on all sides of the facal mill | by the general government that it | :A—V-A————————‘—GE & MANDERSO} work like 8 chirm ..;;q isppectthe| JOHN H. s since early morning, and & casual | will postpone peace and reconcilia- i vy | wost ily adjusted “of any’ ope observer could not fail 10 note the | tion. 2 = s4s " kbl B o ind, Ao a Fotrary barrom: STATE MILLS | moumnful cast of every countenance. | A Boston special says that But- RepublicanzPolitics | Attorneys at Law, | whichis asid to clear itself pefently g There is no little dissatisfaction ex- | Jer's opinion i3 that Congress should - and does excellent work, made by | pressed at the inefliciency of the | declaré the Louisiana government | #:3 FARNHAM STREAT. :lhs-!nzn Jacods, of Blair, patented in | 6RAIN, f‘wf": AND FEFD, f‘;l;ie fln;gxept S thla:mtrxency.f vacant, and t])rd;(rlnaw ‘e.l.leeuon.‘ e S AT i ] Jawm w. w aon, Oruaba Nebeask | 1872 o : e inadequate meansof | A Louisville, Ky., s says in- | But Independer in principle the 1 e . b, } The display of cattle was very| COMMISSION MERCHA! esoape provided for by the corpora- | tense excixeme’mgw'orwupomyfmm policy uftph:BEEu,lndllwnynhu I JOMN C. COWIN, |iood but corldhave been botter 1n tion eastern Kentucky, that o batalion ‘ Attormey. Solicitor AXD COUNSELOR, OFFICE—CREIGRTON'S BLOCK, OMANIA, NEUBASKA. 3. % sravN. w0, . PRITCHETT SPAUN & PRITCHETT, Attorneys wd Counselors st Law. the County, if properly represen however, there were three Short Horn Durham Bulls which were good; one, & roan four year old: which weighed nineten hundred and tifty pounds, owned by Rubert Frahm, of Ft! Calhoun; took the first premjum, Alsoong & year old white mt; weighiig twelve hundred and fifty pounds, owned by the President of the Society. VAN DORN’S MACHINE sEXOF. All Ainds of light sud baevy MACHINERY MADE & REPAIRED. AL Work Guarantee’ 6 HAXNEY STREET. - BIES! BEES!! BEES!!! OMAER. The total number of killed, wound- ed and missing now foots up to 57, of whom 27 are dead. Two addi- tional bodies have been recovered #ince the last rt, g:-t they were 80 hadly burned that there was no hope of idenfification. These and those which lay in the police station were this morning placed in the tomb of the North Cemetery, as there was no hope of their being ot militia which left Friday, had peen attcked by Greathill eounty outlaws and defeated, loosing six filelpq. TFhe entire State militia has n ordered out. . cxrme. o 1, anmam GKEBE & KARBACH, 15th ot. Letwesa Farsham aad srmey S8 been, tn sxpose aad denounce bus- | es and corruption in the body poli- | tic without fear or favor. | % | | Subseription Price: $1.50 Per Annum, IN ADVANCE. | Oin. 508 Twell 3 bureet. “k'l'hedhphydo';tll{:on! was Mfu' mreeoglednized. An inquest holys,m OMAHA, - - NEB. Lack Rov 48 Owmaha. ewise of dral orses, no fast LA and will be at 10 o’ g P = # f sy e sock on_the ground; some good T iemit xfln:';:fi‘r‘h',',?.‘:rg"i to-worrow. All the olergy made Spring ;\:'i::'r-n:.wngons E. ROSEWATER, 3 Wodi 2 teams. B. ray had the | ¢ can sod Buckery peienss. @ feeling allusions in their service y N.d. BURNm B v o e o o | T ST R | dayOf (i oty T Twhar |/ MeGGamS AXD ConmivcGs. || TOUORATS FRoRMETOE lI‘me and um Clothing, ek \ ATTORNEY AXD CQURGELIQB AT | G Mhout, rwele b o | e it sad w12 | O e e e S e wosted, Deaters 1n a0d masatucturersof 1 o and Furnishing Goods. i LAW, which wasa beauty, which took | Addres: The treasurer hus bee instructed to | AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS)| 153 Furnham Sirect, e T N, | o Cnatined o ba s . St mimax ensier | defray the expenses of wil needed | PATICYLST, TN, P4 Omahs, Neb | CEHEAPHR TEAN THE CEHBEAPEST i OMAHA., % - NEB.|shown, (inclined to be fast if train- | Ten@uows, Xeob | Tequirements both of the 1iving and | Lugp,. tior et vegen sod Niasmaing E = od). There weresome goed Brab- tiitanin dead. Promptly dage a3 reasonable priem mrda: -m — Ay