Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 30, 1874, Page 1

! | ” LOWAKD KOSEWATER, Editor and Prop's FREDER ICK. THE OMAHA DAILY BE OMAHA WEDN ESDAY MORNING SEPTEM.BER 30, 1874. THE DAILY BEE OMce—No. 135 Farnham sireet, betw. Ninth and Tenth. SPECIAL NOTICES. Waais, Found, ac, will coldmns once for TEN CENTSper line; each subsequeat insertion, FIVE CEF S per lipe. The first _insertion never leas by FWENTY-FIVE CENTS 0TI be_inserted in_thiese VERY LATEST. MIDNIGHT. TEEMS OF SUBSCRIPTION one year. in_advance.. P mmomh, 10 advaDcS « three menths n sdvance.._. 200 811 0ot paid 1n advance, §8 per anmum will , cotleted —— LEADING HATTER! Best Goods, LOWESTPRICES Farnham St. aralmiimat OMAH 1A. ONAEA BUSINESS DIFFCTORY. Smith, 185 Hurney street. bet. a1, decisit 'BOOTS AKD SHOES. - - Pobilip Lang, 155 Farnham st, between 1uth | @iy Tebioyl OCONFFCTIONERY. . Latey, corner 12th and Doughus stroeus, H. 5 oiirer and wholesuie do-ler in eand’ yand contectionery. Country trude so- Teted” apitt C0A" DFEALEES. jiand & Vili.t, coal, lime, comen fhair ete. 134 Farnbam st feb1sm3 PAWN BROKEF. V[ Benties Xo. 20 Faraham o fea7e M. LAUNDRY. new laundr~ opened at off 11th st bet A Falian. rad Dous e, *The washing and frouing will e done to. rior, irat ciass work §3-F "ACTORY. £ (yremium Soup Woris, Powel! & Co, i Tk et v thelr Five An indiscromnate slaughter clothing snd gents’ furnwshing goods regardless of prices at 206 Farnham street. Fine linen and chevoit shirts ot our .wn make at $2.00 and $2.50 each. Railroad Tickets bought and sold by P. Gotthelmer, Broker, at 206 Fariham street. Unredeemed Pledges for Sale. may 1v26 Hamlet Orum, Starle and Fancy Dry Goods 9th st hetween Tones and Leavenworth ats. el sivs e per Del 1ing inds o fll and winter maer 1ot wAl’ gt e’ dnsss, AL 20 a1 "on- of all grades nnd des.rip jona s <pe- Siee “Moors aud + hoes for Ladiexgo"ta’ and Chilirens' wear. sopid: o 77~ CAABLES £ o\ 5 40\ o NENTISTS, OFFICE, No. 232 FARKHAM ST. —test Bel 13t & 14th S, ODIAFTA. B Ondest wructiciwe Dentists in the city DR. A. S. BILLINGS, DEMNTIST, 284 Farnham St., Bet 1 thand 14th, up statrs. o, by use of Nl- L= estt MRBS.J E.VANDERCOOXK Eclectic Physiciza, Beaidence and officy 250 Dodge st bet 14th and 15t ata. sttention paid to obetetrics and dis v o women and enildren. | B, Sursical Xoomms. L. VAN CAMP M.D. Dispenses his own medcin ‘regular practice, makes s} Tovats ahd Diasdacs Focul Ia, Plies and other Diseases of m. Oyricx : Corver Farnham and 14th streets, first door to the right, ap wairs, Residenc , 210 Douglas street, betwees 18 and 13th, next %o Lutheran Church Omaha, Feh Addres ook Fox B VAN DORN'S MACHINE BEIXOX. All kinds of light ant beavy MACHINERY MADE & R(I’Allll:b. sa-All Work Suaraniee’ . "8R OMAHA. SPENCER'S Fruit o+ Confectiovary STAND, Cor. 13'h and L avenworth Sts,, sl3m AT THE BRID:E WILLIAM SEXAUER. 236 [ _rnhem Street. + Owaba, Keb —WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER t¥— FURNITORB. BREDI®G. E¥0. R H. C. WALKE™, —~MANUFACIUKEY AND DEALFR IN— EQUTS & SHCES 2018th St. Betweer Farvhsm and Douglar it ENOCH HENNEY, Justice of the Peace Office_ urer tay State Pank, corner { Fars. ham aud 130h <irvets. JOMN BAUmEK, Practical Watchmaker, 171 Parnran , 8. % Oor. 11th Bt OMAFA - NER 3,500 -a iritle more wents. bey, near head of Dougl s street. clianes - Brirely In our bands, affordfh b fcting ‘Bureau, 531 15 Ofce: O THE == ANTED_Day buarders, N. W. Cor 13ih, Wi toward & Sepsendti, THE Willow Sprinsa Bow ready to buy grain. lery company are e 1 ANTED - by the year, a man who is a W Deicl el 2 uer, wioh 4 wi who isa good coakind 1 ouscke per 10 g into lowa thirty miles cast o Co neil Bluffs one or two chi- dren ot objectivnable if avle todo chores. Ex- quire ot 235 Fa ubam stieet. sep2odtl 10 RENT—A house with four rooms, in Shinu's Addition, tal at Law Oice of D. L (howmss, Ko 9 Vischer's Block. sept2sd: cts in Sh no's1st Addition, B wo in the Line of the street B. K. Addres 1. Q., B-e Otiice. rop 28d6i° seven room dwel- - wih cellar, Ingu re et LF. D. JUNES, 1 R RENT—Store, Duclieg, ware bouscs. _Laquire of i ““ALF. D. JONES, sttt S, E. cor. uuglsand i5ul ste. RESH FISH received overy day, wholestl: J and retail. Also rg bus for the Ame ican Boneles- ~ar be cl iy of the we Forrale at B BEHLLN'S 21 Dongles s reet. BEATBAE AIN is ittt Tick 1~ 10 and “rom Furvpe, cig cauge. Inquireas 509 14ih sir.et. bet. ‘nahm and Do, 3. JOUNSON. ep 2.0 W ASHINGTON, Sept. 29. Secretary Belnap returned from 2 brief trip to New York this morn- iig. Owing to the absence of the President no Cabinet meeting will be held to-d: PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 29. Freeman, the diamond robber, who escaped from the court room in this city last August, has been ar- rested in San Francisco, where he has under the name of Mor- rls, alfas Colbert, by means of a photograph received from the Phil- adelphia police. MILWAUKE, Sept, 29. The supreme court at Madison, decided so much of the order of the 15th inst. as exonerated from the writ of injunction to obey the Potter law. The Prairie Du_Chien divi:~ ion of the Milwaukee] & St. Paul road vacated the injunction, and it uow applies to the other roads. LiTTLE ROGK, Sept. 29, The sherift’s posse from the Hot Springs who have teen pursuing stage _robbers, - encountered them near Drakesvill, and in the skirmish kiiled one of their horses and badly wounded one of them.. The whole party escaped, however, and the chase was continued. At last re- port,the sheriff was only balfa day’s ride bebind them. ANTLD—A s cla taner a1 190 Loues WA e e Case stroet 320 tand 8 st clas, 10 and lot 5.ye. BOG Ca Sepr2id My rosidenee, N, W. cor. er19th rnee VR HT, ] OVSE FOR BENT—T Cap. Avenue. 5 A.TAYLOY 4 Co. Septaiyf ST, 5. A. TAYLOR & Co. OUSE FOR BENT—Nwth and Copital Avenue. S. A JAYLOK & Cu. sepi21tt Le~G BRANCH, Sept. 29. The total loss by fire here this morning will not exceed $100,000. insurance $35,000, divided among the following companies: Missis- sippi Valley, Memphi Underwriters Associati phia; O1d Dominion, Richmond; Hi bernia, Ohio; Clay, Newport, Ken- German, Erie, Pa.; Patter- N_J, and Germania, of Eliza- beth, N. J BosToN, Sopt 29. A Concord dispstch received here says that Congressman William E. Chandler who fastopping thera tem- porarily intimatcs that tho telegram from Louisiane don’t misrepresent him that he 1+ aware of, but thay do injustice to ex-Gov. Warmouth and Governor Kellogg, end that General Butler was always understood to be in favor of Judge Durrell'simpeach- ment. I OUSE FOL: GENT— 20 b acd Cas. Pos- sesa o0 given sbout O 1. Tu.. sept 21 5.z TAYLOR & Co. JO0¥5 POR REST utinana caas 5.A.TAYLOR & Co. Septiet m M ot F. [ F. A. BEALS Boow 9 Vischer s Riock ssptifduf Tentate, for sale Tou 7 imbrovewents ‘herc- ba. lgestr et, ber weey 13thé& 1ith ‘at the low § loe of §5,500. kuquire of Coruer of Franhw & as Street M. HELLMAN & CO. tirteentn Streets. Dext north of C. E. Yost's le at the low price of ‘an the cost of Lu prove- W. 4 MBROSE, Attor- weoiddts (UL Hous and residenc- ix 101 Tnqaire of i\n.nh\ni one wantu 0 sell or ex Clange 30y Kind. § bigineas, b use lots, Wy bt Wviament for capital, both masl] and OV IRILL & GO B il W ds or werchan ise, call B we. Fuo: op-ned un offce for em Inyment of m and female belp £.1 stores, offices, honw Vate familios, ole AL in want of ‘the sunie. waniing employment, picase o Ii on us COTTRILLE (Y Exshage: nd Employeeni Bureau, 631 15.b sirvet, oppa.be Post Otfice. septadn! WV Mo e, ught and sol ANTED—A girl to 0 goneral housework 4t 418 Davenport st. prove ot d soli. Inguire at Law Office W. . Richards, ¥, 490 13th St_, Ouaha. Augsdut TORE Lfl RE s.n\‘:?‘ ANTED—Day boarders, ut the southwest oth arney sta. je29tl —198 Douglas strret. Tne WEBBER & BEAM. Fifth Ward Voters Attention! ho claim the right to vote in the 9. wouthw et corner 1hirteenth Chieago streets, on Mon- ay and Tuesday, Octo- ber 5t a d 6t , where he will sit for the pur- P of orrectlg the votiug 18 of sd Ward. lou & of sit ing from 9 3. . 105 p. m. C. Witxivs! itegistrar. Oxama, Neb., September 29, 1574. sept29-8t Academy of Iusic. FAIR WEEK, [MMENSE ATTRACTION Fourth night of t*e Byifliant Yoyag Atiste MIS, FANNY B. PRICE Tuceday evening, the Great Eaotional Dra- ma of “EAST LYNNE." Prica as usoal. Secure your seats on and a'- tember 21, ¢ £. Wy ans, lite @ at the Gran i Central TTotel. SAM. GLADSTONE Ag st. BIDS FOR TORAGE. HranQu RTEE DEPT OF THE FLATTE, CHiiP QUAR ERMASTKN'S FE CE, <im g 23 1874 il e recivgi ot ‘m. Monday, 0.4 ny snd bey K uny und Oxama, Notrasks, Seal. hid i 10 thin- fce until 11 0' Sp ate quantities 4 Tequired of hrve ] o3 000000 pouue of corn Que mil lon Sve hunred thousnd(1,500,000) pounds of oats. Each -ros sal to_be considerel muet be u-Tant:sd by two respansitio parties, bt b d- Fars, that they will Uecome boudsmen on sward o coutract. Nobi s wll e o te tained, ander any eir- cumarrnces unleas (b blider Is prescat 1o per- “on, or by duly wutbor:scd agentor attorney; d is ther and Stibe pering of the bids, ane car y out the contract in ull resprets edt: him. 1da must be enorsed on_ envelopes, “ids for For "The Atteot on of Vidders is especiaily called to the foreew)vg requi mens. Th cor T b et Wit 1he provise thathe c.nira ts m .y be Increawd or reduo d byt e Chif Quirte master o i st any tme duriug the de. yery served. Wik “ids forashed and fall conditions ‘made known cn sppliation sy thia office. By oder o Le bepurtment epi2s 6ud. 3 EX J PERRY, €. Q M. Dopt. of ihe Platie. Schueider & Burmester Muutacturers of TIN, COPPER AND SHEET IRON WARE. DEALERS IN Cooking and Heating Stoves. Tin Roofing, Spouting a5d Gutteri <g don short notice &nd it the hest mauner. opt24 47 NEW SAIOON- SHER FF'S SALE. By virtae of a1 orid.7 of ssle issued out of the Disirict Court for Douglas County, Neb audt me directed, w I, on ti October, A D. 184,31 100elock day, st ihesouth Gor of the Cou it , in said county, sel O athe proyerty dus ribed 1 18id order toowi 12 ning at the north east corner of the routh east que ter of te-ti 1 sxtesn (16, towo- shp fifteen ( §). north, of range th e -outh 6 chs +ast, and running tie s, el i thence wesi §! hence porth 6 cnains, thence FENRY, the popalar Saloen ., bas re- Stted up e e T 1a el St ine cor. 13th and 1 , where, in cunnec- et 82 chaina' o the plice of begi aicing § acrrs, more or losg. o 3 'd_D uglas Cun o auafs's indgmert of sad Court,re- covered by Join | Fodick and Cliston Briggs againe: Arciibald T. Fir . ALFR) D BURLEY, Sharit Y forbx. BiNguayTON, N. Y., Sept. 20 A collision between & gravel and a passenger train on the Utica & Chenango Valley railroad, this morning, resulted in_the Kiliing of three passengers and injured several others. ‘The collision occurred near Oxford at11 o’clock. 71he conductor on the gravel train was misled by the stop- page of his watch, and his train while loading was struck by th passenger locomotive at full speed. The mail agest, E. Childs, was killed, and Orange Emmons fatally injured. Mrs Faulkner,alady who was in the palace car, is believed to be fatally injured. Loxpoy, September 29. The race for the Great Eastern railway handicap sweepstakes, fif~ teen sovereigns each, ten forfeit, with one hundred added by the Eastern Railway Cpmpany, and a hundred by the Jockey €lub, for three year olds and upwards, the owner of the second horse to receive 200 sovereigus out of the stakes, took place at Newmarket to-day, and was won by Aurora, a three- year old; Puzzle, five years old second, and Modina, five years old, third. ' The betting just before the cemmencement of the race was six to one agaiust Aurora, twenty-five to one against Puzzle, and seven to one against Modena; 19 starters. TONDON, Sept. 29. The Mark Lane Express, in its review of the crop prospects, says, recent rgins have materially bene- fited the crops, There has been too much rain. however, for late pota- toes, which have shown signs of dis- ease This will cause a greater de- maad upoy the lower deseriptions of wheat and prevent their further de- preciation, The grass poaseeses the verdure of spring, which will help the growers to carry thelr stock through winter, _notwithstanding the deficiency in hay snd corn crops. The wheat trade shows neither encouraging nor discourag- ink features: Pricesin France are a shilling lower, but clsewhere on the continent they are unchanged, except at Udessa, whero prices are firmer, in_ the hope that the fine quality of the crop will eventually secure better prices. Br. THoMAS, Sept 26. San Domingo city dates of the 12th inst. are at band. President (Gouzales had just returned from his vovage to the northery provinaes. The whole country s’ perfeotly quiet. A Haytian steamer has arrived from §an Domlnfiel!y, and by her dominican gpommissioner wil] leave for Port au Prinee to eonclude the treaty of amity and commerce be- tween the two republics. Gen. Cicres has arrived here, and met ex-President Baoz of Domingo. The Haytien government has im. posed & tax upon resident foreigners including foreign clerks in the em- ploy of Haytiens. A peculiar disturbance recently occurred in the catholic cathedral at Jamalca. The priest torg the Cuban colors from the coffin of a patriot, refusing to permit the introduction of politics into the catholic service. A scuffle ensued and the priest was assaulted and knocked down. SaN FRANCISCO, Sept. 29. The superintendent of the Central Pacific railroad publishes & cgrd to- day, in which he tactily admits thet there has been frequent rb- beries and outragea committed on his road in Nevada, by gamblers and_ thieves, but says passengers must protect themselves by refusing to play at any gsme with the sharp- ers. He dogs not allude to the state- ment that the ‘entire passenger train had been captured by robbers near Reno. The Nevada Democratic State Conventjon last night nominated Bradley for governor; Jewett Adams for lieutenant governor, and A. €. Ellis, of Ormsby county, for con= and then adjourned until to- y. Albert Eckstem, Newton Morgan and Joseph Cassey, the deputy 8s- seavors charged with forgery, are still in e . The bail is ixed at twenty 'n:hmm gfll.rs in each case. @ assegor has possesaion of the office again. The committee on finance of the auditing board of supervisurs, re- commended that the city and coun- ty sttorney Institute a eriminal prosecution for malfesance ia offico mer Rice. against Coron 4 0°'CLOCK P. M. Speciaily Keporied for the Umaus UaLy Len by the *#lentic and P-eifie Telagravh On (Special to tha BER ) BLAR, Sept. 29, Waldo Lyon was nominated for State Senator in the Sixth Distriet, and is uncommitted as to United States Senator. C. H. WILLARD. (Special to the Bee.) GRAND ISLAND, Sept 29, At a political meeting of the In- dependent party held here last night, Joe Jenneman had his left | had torn off and was otherwise bad- Iy burned and bruised by the prema- ture discharge of a cannon, which he was firing. W. A. Platte had his thumbblown off at the same time. Col., Sept. 29. Hon. Schuyler Colfax, and fam- ilv who have bee: sojourning in Colorado for the past two months leave for the east by the Kansas Pacific, to-morow morning. HALIFAX, Sept. 29. George Brown, the oarsman, has s nt a challenge to row with Joseph H. Sadler, the English champion, a five mile race, for from $2,500 to $500 a side, the race to take place at Springfield, Mass., or Halifax, St. John, during the last week in Octo- ber or first week in November. MONTREAL, Sept 29. In the libel suit of Mosseau against the Montreal Witness, Justice E. Remsey refused the defendants’ mo tion for 8 new trial, and sentenced the proprietors of the paper, J. R. Dougall to a fine of $60, and J. D. Dougall $10. A writ of error was soon after placed in the hands of the clerk of the court. CINCINNAT, Sept. 29. The protracted dry weather has prevented plowing of sod grounds for wheat and delayed sowing in corn grounds in all of Ohio valley On account of the failure of rain much live stock has been put upon the market, whica would otherwise have been kept over winter If rain does not come soon the results will be serious W ASHINGTON, nept 29. Congressman Hays, of Alabima, now here, is daily in 1eceipt of let- ters and telegrams relating to out- rages that are being perpetrated on both white and black Republicans in his district. A letter received by him tc from a friend advises bim to ou'side of the State, and (lut | will certainly endange: his life b returning. Privateadvi ty, in the southern porti territory, represent a ds spirit on’ the part of to resist the expected legar process from the District Court, for the ar- rest of promiunent saints, ud by the gravd jury for mur mitted by partic'pation iu tl taln Meadow massacre. that a demund is by the Governor for the ass of United States troops to protect il officersin the discharge of their duties. Much _excitement is pre- vailing 1n the district where the ar- rests are anticipated NEW York, Sept 29. Joseph F. Knapp and Jobn R. Hegeman, president aud vice presi dent of the Metropolitan Life Insc- rance Company, of this ¢ arrested at the suit of Co Jaffray, managers of the North- western Mutual Insurance company, ou a charge of malicious libel ~ Thé bail wasfixed at $2,500. The alleged libel consisted of the publication of an Item In the Insurance Chronicle newspayer to the effect that Corbin and Jaflray had bribed clerks in the office of the Metropolitan company to furnish them information from that office, Damages Iaid at $100,~ NEW YORK, Sept 29. Theodore Christy, a night watch- man on Fourteenth street, who bad been annoyed by a party of boys, shot a lad named John Weire, aged 14 years, his left arm was complete- ly shattered, Christle was arrested. The Lord Mayor of Dublin, ac- companied by Mayor Havemyer, visited the public schools and other institutions yesterday. The Lord Mayor and party attended a ban- quet last night at the Brooklyn Acadmy of Music, and to-day start for Niagara Falls, The pigeon shooting match be- tween Ira Paine and Capt. Bogar- dus, for $500 a side, which was to have been shot at Deerfoot Park yesterday is declared o Bogardus Paine failed to put up his 20 Jno. A. Hawes, the artist, died at his residence in this city last even- ing, of consumption. Aged 43, BROOKLYXN, Sept. 29, ‘The Beecher-Tilton-Moulton scan- dal has not vet been entirely oblite- rated from the minds of the publie, nor has it been dropped or ignored by the press, and each day new the- ories, rumors or facts appear in the papers. It was rumored this morn- ing that Tilton was anxlous to com- promise by discontinuing his suit against Beecker on condition that Edna Dean Proctor withdrew her suit against Moulton. The rumor was denied, however, by Tilton’s counsel. Another rumor was start- ed that an endeavor is being made by the membvers of the Plymouth Church hostile to Beecher, to have another church council. This was a sodeclared pure invention. There were various reports to-day regard- | ing law suits, to which Beecter, Tilton, Moulton, Bowen and Miss Proctor are parties. All that is known is that none of the eases have yetbeen placed on calendar for trial, and it is not yet ascertained when they will be. “On Thursday a bill of indictment against Moulton, numbering tweaty-four folios of le- gal cap and containing two counts, was laid betore the grand jury of King’s county. The first count charges Moulton with having pro- gured the publication of obscene matter, and willfully slandered Miss Proctor. On Saturday the grand jury found a true bill against Moul- ton. This morning Maulton, ac- companied by Tilton, appeared at the district attorney’s office for the purpose of giving bail. In the ab- sence of that official, however, no bail was given. Moulton, it is stated, will not be arrested, but will TELEGRAPHIC, | Americans breech loaders ; several NEW YORK, Sept. 29. It is reported that the great colt, Tom Bowling, broke down vester- day, while taking his regular gallop. All hope of seeing him again on the turf is now dispelled. NEW YORK, September 29. The three mile boatrace between Richard Hall, of this ecity, and James Barton, of Brooklyn, took place on Gowan's Bay, Brooklyn, yesterday. They rowed for $500. Hall took the lead at the start and kept it for two miles when he broke his row lock and upset. Barton rowed in and won the race in twen- ty-six minutes and fifteen seconds. Hall was just reached in time to save him from drowning The fall meeting of the Fleetwood Park Association, opened to-day with two races. The first race was for a purse of $800 for horses of the 2 38 class; six started, Arthur was the favorite but was dis- tances in the first heat, which was won by Lonberg. The second and fifth heats was won by Midget, and third and fourth by Royal George. Finish of the race way postponed till to-day. Time, :34. 2:33}, 2:38and 2:40. he second race was for $1,500 for 2:94 horses. Eightstarted; won by Thomas L. Young, he taking zd, 3d and 4th heats; first heat was won by Como. Time, 2233, 2:25, 2:23, NEew YoRK, September 29. A New Orleans special say a final meeting of the Couference com- mitte took place at 4 p. m., yester- day, when personal of respective representatives was settled. Dis- cussions during the eveuing turned upon the statutes of two parties. The Conservatives were willing to admit violence on their part pro- vided the Republicans admitted their intention to commit fraud, much time was exhausted in demand of the Conservatives for the recent outbreaks. The Repub- licans said that a guarantee on this point was entirely beyond their power. The Republicans requested a ces<ation of any attempt at intimi- dation on election day, and the dis- solution of all armed organizations which might overawe the colored voters. At eleven o'clock it was announced officially that a peaceful eleotion was guaranteed by the Con- servatives. At midnight a compromise was finally agreed upen. A delay of 20 dayw is allowed for arrangements of returning to the board, as far as re- publicans are concerned, but the conservative members have been named already. A letter fram Wilkes B. Leach, Capt. of the Irish International Ri- fle team, published to-day, challeng- ing the American team who won the late victory at Creedmore to an- other trial with the Irish team in Dublin, in June, 1875, the teamn to consis. of six or eight men. A let ter from J. Rigley, of the Irish team, who made the greatest number of points in the aggregate, next to Ful- ton, American, is also published, proposing another match on Creed- more, Octoher 5d, four or five men each, one hundred shots each, all 'at one thousand yards, Irish to use muzzle loaders and the the mateh to decide the superiority of muzzle or breech loaders at long range taiget. The annual spring meeting of the National Rifle Associatica will ve held at Creedmore to-day, and for succeeding d The weather to-day is unfavorable, being foggy and drizzling. ‘The Irish team is expected to com- pete in several matches. N The Lord Ma, v YORK, Sept 29. or and Lady May- oress of Dublin, Alderman Making, Mr. Foster, of Dublin, and the Irish rifle team departed by the 9:20 train on the Erie railway this morning for a pleasure trip to Niagara Falls. The party occupicd a palace car which had been reserved 1or them by the company. The Lord Mayor and party, after spending a few days at the Falls and 1n_their vicinity, will return to this gity. ALBANY, N. Y., Sept. 29. The adjourned Liberal Republican Convention reassembled at 12 . to-day, Hon, Chas. Hughes of Sandy Hill in the chair, A resolution was introduced, in effect leaving liberal voters to vote as they thought best, and asubstitute endorsing the entire Democratic State ticket has oceu pied the greater part of the session, at this nour, 1145 p. m,, it is proba- bie that ine convention will adjourn without the pomination or endorse- ment of either ticket. LoxG BRANCH, Sept 29. Afire occurred this morning in the Atlantic block and spread rap- idly;, owing to the lack of proper tacilities for extinguishing the fire The block was gompletely destroy- ed. Loss on building and coutents $200,000, —_— MARKETS oY TELEGRAPH, New York Koney [arket. NEW YORK, September 25, Money—Still abundant, at 2@3 per cent. Foreign Exchange—Steady; at 484)@4 8. Guold- Higher; opened at 109§; advanced to ] 10, its present price, Governments—Firm and higher; 10-40s coupon, 1 1if, registered, 1104 * Buwks—Lake Shore leading, 79} ; remainder of the list was sus- tained by the strength of this stock. New York rroguce Farket. NEW YORE, Sept. 29. Breadstuffs—Dull. Flour—Steady. Wheat—Fim; No 1 spring, 1 20@1 26; No 2Chicago 1 10@1 11; No z Milwaukeespring, 1 13 bid. Corn—Strong; western, mixed, atloat, 9596, Oats—Heav, Western mixed, new, 60@64. Rye—Quiet, 90@ 93. Chicgo Prouace market. ClIcacGo, Sept. 29, Flour—Very qulet; good@choice spring extras 485@5}; shipping ex- tras not wanted; supers searce 300@ 400, Wheat—Dull; cash 98; Oct 943. Corn—Quiet; cash 813; Sept 81}; Oct 803. Oats—Quiet; vash 49}; Oct 49}; year 47} Barley—teady; cash 103; Oct 97} @8. Rye—90; dull. Highwines—103, Pork—Dull; eash 2% Oct 21; year 1765, ‘appear to-morrow and give bail in the sum of twenty thousand dollars, Lard—Quiet; cash 14}@f; Oot 14}; year 113 St. Louis Produce market. ST. Louss, Sept. 29. Flour—Low grades activo and higher; others lower. Wheat—Fraction higher; No 2 red | fell, 104G1 04f; No 2'red, 1 0j@ M. HELLMAN & CO.,, LOTHIERS, ! ——AND DEALERS I¥. GENTS FURNISHING CCODSs, 221 ard 223 FARNHAM SiREET, COR. 13TH ST Corp—Firm, slow, at 80. Cats—Shade higher; 52 Barley—Unchanged. Rye—Unchanged. Whisky—Firm, at 1 04. | Lard—Unchanged. Pork—Lower, at 23} St. Louis Live Stock. | B1. Louis, Sept. 29. Hogs—Receipts 6,000, good grades fair demand; stockers, 44} ; yon- kers, 5§@6; bacon, 5@6}; buten- ors, 61@7 d Cattle—Receipts, 1,200, dul to choice corn fed Texans, 3@4; cows and heifers 2@33; fat oxen, 2t@34; natives, 3{@5. Chicage Live Stock Market. CHICAGO, September 29. Cattle—Receipts 4,600. Macket | dull; prices depressed and weak sales; Texans, 190a310; fair to oxtra steers, 4 40a4 65. Hogs - Receipts, 13,000; dull; in- ferior and common, 15a25; lower; closed weak and pens full; inferior | to eommuon, 5 60a6 80; choice to ex- tra, 8 7507 20. We Call the Attention of the Public to our Extensive And Well Selected Stock for the FALL AND WINTER SEASON Comprising The Latest Styles in Clothing Furnishing Goods. HATS AND CADPS, TRUNKS AND V ALISES, ETC. Our Prices ars Vory “Low” to suit the Tirxags, Csll soon at LI ETLYZAN & CO. “LIQUORS, WINE 28 g3 : FALL STOCK, 1873 - : R. A BROW, 248 Deounglas Street, WHOLESALESAND RETAIL DRY GOODS, CARPETS, AXD CIL CLOTH An Immense Stock of Fresh New Goods Just Opened to ba sold lower than afiv other house in the city. consisting of HERINOS, REPRESE CLOTES, REPSLLANTS, ALPACAS & FOHAIRS, also VELVET 8 BEAVER CLCAKINGS. A FULL STOCK OF SHAWLS, BLANKETS, FLANNELS, T ADITS’ NI CFETLDFA NS MERINO UNDERWEAR AND WORSTED GOODS. TARBLE LINEN IN GREAT VARIETY. A FULL LINE OF ENSLISE AND ANBRICA¥ CARPETS, OIL CLOTES, HATTING RU&S, AND MATS, CHEAPER THAN THFE CHEAPREST CEHARIES SHIVERICK. SR Furniture, bedding, Mirrors, and eveiything pertaining to the FURNITURE and UP- HOLSTERY trade; has largcly increased his stock.and now has a2 complete assc.tment of FINE, MEDIUM and LOW PRICED ¢oods, which he is offering at such REDUCED ‘EIHSTELLA, SNID ANY STUCHVESD 'STRIM ‘UANOTIZTE » AT ANOTTI XNVIT deddo) PN D N.GLYNER WHOLESALE AND KETAIL DBA7 N IX Wines, Liquors, Segars, TOBAC © AND PIPES. ST Cultorns Wines and Drandesw Corner of 15*h xnd Dodgs streets opposite the new Post Office building, Omsba, Neb- je25tf HOTELS. GRAND CENTRAL TTCT IS Xa. FEBRASKA betwosn Chicago MARA, - - - best hot Oremednes Splonmtr 1. | PRICES as to make it to the interest of everv one desiring —————————|anything in this line, tc examine his stock before purchas- United States Hot-l, |ipy, COK. DOUGLAGAND TENTH STREETS. PARLOFSETS, LOUNGES & UPHOLSTERED AND HE nfi D [nuT-v{pley‘mu;mrv cea_that ho has purchuaed ail red i the ava 1l a1 o ey ceombnde COVERED TO ORDER. th pubic, with board by das or we. K, A reas- AS. SEIVERICE, onable rates. WILLIAM LEHR, Prop. i July22 341 ROTFarnham Sitroot. Croaha. California House. FRITE EAFRER, Propr. No. 179 Douglas Street, coroer 11th, Om ba, IWHCLESALE CANDIES Tamr ow inanutacturing all varieties ofcandies L. WOODWORTH, 238 Douglas St.,Omaha, Neb. Nebeiaka Eoard Ly the day or week: YWACON andzwill sella T T RN PRICES: Central House| W RS s 830 Pixundi;nnt, e ‘v' GGd Stock’ Dealers in this State ueed not wast to ge East for CANDIES. Opp. Jofferson Square, OMAHA, NEB. CcCARRIAGE A trial is solicited. JOSEFH DOTE, Frop’r. Day end week Board at reasonsble rates. First-class bar attached o the house. ie27 3w LINDLE XOUSE. On 94h, bot. Farnhem end Harney Streets, R AS boem entirly reited aed refarnished; wud_will accommodate all to the best of board at 81,80 per day ; 40¢ per single meal. U V.48, X, HARRTHAN, Propretors. EINRTY LATIY, Dounglan $t Cor 12th, b1t WAGOY HARDWARE, Patent Wheels, Fiaished Geering, & Axles, Springs and Thimb!e Skeins | HARDWOOD LUMBER, Carriages, Hacks ad Buggies Studebacker [Wagon , Depot. mehett Omaha . & §. WILBUR, Dooks and Stationery, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, i Southern Hotel. G. STRIEF Fourteenth Street, - Omahsa., Neb Froatisg en 4th, 5th sad Walnatsts, " m - S B SRS St. Louis, - Mo. DRALE GENERAL AGENTS FOR ALIL SCHOOL BOOKS s Tater 0oy | I © G ER TG v » e Eromrietora Prortions BURR S MUMAUGEHE. e e tahias 2 G 11 e i Frulfs, | BESEESEEEE My, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS P L e e Tobacen, Cox. 13th and Earnesy Streets, Segars, 8 P. CCP. OF TENTH aal PARNHAM. 'OMAFTA. to_the upper one, Iroed and_ steamboat icket offes, news' stand. aud wemerr Snion telegraph offi- ia the Botunda of hotel i 1a Connention with (ke SIQUX CITY & ST. PAUL RAILROAD, Is 68 miles the shortest ronte from Omaha to St. Paul, Mineavolls, NNEB Fall And Winter Styles. A. POLACK, CLOTHIER, 238 Farnham St Near i4th, x City axd Pacifle Rafiroad, Stillwater, Aneks, Dulu marck, and all poiats In Mianesots. Train lesves Omaha éally, (excep Saturday) at8 o.clock p. m., and Councll Bluffs at 8:05 p° m., from Chicage & North-Western Depot. Fare as LOW and Time as QUICK as by eny other Line. PULLIAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS 0 ALL NIGHT TRAINS. Bo sure vour ticket reads VIA Sioux City, ding circultous routes and widuight J . BOYDEN, StP.45.C. R R | F.C. HILL, C. &P, Sioux | Gen'l Pass. & Tickel Agt” St Paal, Minn. Gen'l Pass. and Ticket Agt., City, lows. - GEO. W. GBATTON, Ageat. 168 Faraham Street, Omaha, Ne Tuly, Mrs. D. A. HOFFETT, Fashionable Dressmaking £64 Fourteenth St., ‘%0 8m OMAHA, NE! CGrrent Weomstern BREWERY Gerner of Cumings &ad Twenty-seoond stzeots ¥ine and Medium Clothing, and Furnishing Goods, The finest lager beer con~ stantly on hand, jdbem CHAS. WEYMULLEE. Prop, CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST: