Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 18, 1877, Page 4

e P i THEDAILY BFF | A SENATORIAL SENSATIO: Tharsdny Noraing, Jannagy 1. ME OMAHA DAILY BED 12 verved to subscribers by carrier, 1o 453 %2+ part of the city, every evenine. (Sundeye ®roeptad) at fifteen cents per week. 2% complaints sbout irresuiarities, or wproper delivery of the paper, if ad- dised to this office, will receive prompt ai- testion. Tes Omama Dainy Bez bas by far the targent ciroulation both inOwaba and abroad sad is therefore, the best and cheapest ad. vertising medinm. Tum Owama Dasuy Bee will bo mailed sabsoribers at the following rates, rlyl!r\n inyariably in advance: $8.00 per annum. 4 00 gix months Weekly £2.00 per year. DAILY BEE A li\'EBTlflINH RATES, “30 Dollar per square ( of &0 inch decp and a1 11 widih) foe one usertion, sad 8 ¥ o per mwonth TOF two squares, Ad ‘or % year. 1ok Tl vamaree, Pryalle tmondy. yment for the ssertising s rendere. +ivacon. Advertisements sich a5, For F raction ooes roviews in the lootl columne, not “watani un advertiseents, are 25 cepts per line. ey e WEEKLY BEE are 't the wcce rates us in the Dally, ex ve cn large space &e., A uriness Manager, BREVITIES. ting done st —All the eastern trains arrived nearly on time this morning. —John T. Clark will ina few s beable to he around again. — All quiet ut the Poliee Court to- lay, snd eo it has been for a week --Public religious services each £ (except Saturday) this week e lst 81. E. Church. All are cordially invited to attend. —Lost : A gentleman's fur glove on Farnham street, between the BEE of- ce and Twelfth street, Saturday p. m Please return to Bie office and receive reward. —Fangine No. 2 is making an ef- »obtain the use of the Douglas street Lutheran church bell as a fire alarm, as the ove in their engine house is ¢ acked and almost useless. —The case against Valentine Lippe, arrested on the charge o « partially refined ore from meliing Works, bas been dis- 1, as the ore upon being redu- < found to be worth only $12 n ced —There wili be ascciable at the house of Mr. A J Poppleton, cor- ner of Dodge and 19th streets, to worrow (Tharsday; evening, for all th+ parishioners aud friends of Trinity Parish. —TInstead of pitehing into the “hwving statuary” outfit yesterday mornirg, so that the article might have had some good effect last night, the Herald writes s moral essay on the affair after the froupe has left the city. —At the time when Mr. and Mre, P. P. Bliss were so suddenly Killed in the Ashtabula disaster, D. Lo- throp & Co., of Boston, had in prese, 211 nearly ready to issue, a book eutitled “Song Victories of the Bli-s aud Sankey Hymns,” containing one hundrel incidents connected with these hymns ; also a fine new engraving of Mr. Bliss and another of Mr. Bankey. To this is appended biographical sketches, of both Mr. Hlis and Mr. Bankey, the former by Mr«. W. F. Crafts (Sara J. Ti- manus), who was one of the most intimate friends of Mr. and Mrs. Bliss, with tributes to their mem- ory from other prominent workers. This sketch includes the disaster West.” and death. The book in boards will besold at the popular price of 50 cents and will be ready in a few days, PERSONAL PARAGERAPHS. G. W. Cole, of St. Louls, is at the wrand Central E. W. Haves, Burlington, is st the Metropolitan. J. 8. Fowler, of Davenport, 18 at the Metropolitan. John Gulld, of New York, is at the Grand Central. 8. W. Snow, of New York, isat the Grand Central n,m.\n IK’DII ym (e above is made | ek o the wiver 3 | 1est desperate game to bolster up his An All-ged Forgery. tchcock Charged with Uircu- lating a Forged Letter, Pur- porting to Come from Manager Perkins, of the B. & M. 1iis Said that Flannigan, Confiden- ai Clerk of Superintendent Ir- ving, Forged the Letter, and Sold it for a Lurge Sum. ! Various Rumors Convern- ing the Transaction. | | | | { | { A decided sensation has been cre- ated 1n the Senatorial fight at Lin- 2 by the exposure of Hitchcook’s | ec waning political fortune. The tuck- { pay grabber has been detected dn culating & forged letter from C. E. Perkins, manager of the B. & M., stating in effect that that road would supply all necessary fands to elect a United {States Benator. Tuesday night Mr, Moore introduced the fol- lowing resolution : \WHERFAS, Charges have thisday been mada that a certain railroad, or person connected therewith, has bas sent a written wmmunmfiun, | offering to supply money to secure | the election of the United Btates m the State of Nebraska; ll?x(l'v'd, That a committee of five be appointed by the chair to in- vestigate the abbve, or any charges { corruption by the use or promire of money, or other advantage, by Any person or by any railroad, or otker corporation within or without the State; whether any torrupt or improper influences bave been at any time, or are now teing used to itrol the election of the United ates Seustor ; that the committee -1 have power tosend for persons pupers. “This resolution was adopted, and the Chair appointed as such com- witlee, Messrs. Moore, Anyan, Gib- son, Fitch, Patrick aud Clark Yesterday's Herald’s dispatche es say: At this time a stormy socne was being enacted in the Gov- ernor’s room. Marquette was de- nouneing Hiteheock in connection with the letter referred to in the resolution, claiming that it wasa forgery. The letter purports to be e Perkins of the B.& M., and i+ 1o the effect that all drafts upon the Treasurer of the B.& M., for the seuatorial fight, which are drawn by Briggs and Baunders, will be honored. Van Wyck entered the Governor's room and demanded the letter of Hitcheock. but thelat- ter refused all information concern- t. ar «Marquetic ssys e has a letter from the confidential clerk of Su perintendent Irviug'soffice n Oma P&, representing that he had writ- ten the lotler, forging Perkiv’s sir nature, for which he receiv $L000. ¢ There ls the wildest excitement over alleged discovery among a'l par of the house, and the an- tioipated disclosures. Thefight will be gre embittered from this matter.” Another dispateh, dsted Lincoln, 10:40 Jast night, says: “Tt ds clalmed that Superintendent Irviog, of the B. & M., has in his possession # fetter addressed to him by Flanni- gan, his confidential elerk, who is accosed of forging Perkine’ signa- ture to the letter referred to in the previous dispateh, and that Flanni- gan siates that he received $1,000 for writing it. The investigating committee met to-night, but ad- journed till 9 o'clock to-morrow, when testimony will be taken. It is reported that Flannigan has gone to California, but that dispatches to intercept him have been sent A reporter of the BEE yesterday interviewed several parties in Omaha in regard to this transaction, and learned some fac's which tend to show that Hitchcock is fairly trapped aad that Bupt. Irving was aware Monday morning of the game that Hitchcock was gong to play. 1n the first place, Flannigan bss been for some time past the confi- dential clerk of Superintendent Ir- ving. He Is a short hand reporter of remarkable skill, writes an ele- gant *hand, and is & Weli-posted man politically and otherwise. He has been boarding at the St. Charles Gs0. 3. Boal, of Towa City, is at | otel for some tims past, and is the Grand Central. R. 8. Norval, of Seward, Neb., is stthe Grand Central. tieorge £1. Root, of Indianapolis, is at the Metropolitan. W. H. Vanderwater, of bt. Lou: is at the Grand Central. C. C. Chapin, of Fairmount, Neb., isat the Grand Central. H. T. Converse, of Albsny, N. Y., is attae Metropolitan. Jay D. Sauret and lady, of Chi- cago, are at the Metropolitan. Charies J. Crouse, business agent of the Salsbury Troubadours, is in theei'y, and has made arrangements season of three performances at the Academy of Music, Friday ano Saturday eveniugs, Jan. 26 and 27, and Saturday afternoon. 111 Great Bargams for All!1! THE BAL'NCE OF MY WIN- MISSES’ FURS!!! GENTS’ AND BOYS’' FUR AND CLOTH caPs, Iam DETERMINED toSELL AT COST RATHER than KEEP THEM over NEXT SUMMER FREDERICK, The Fashionable Hatter, opposite the Grand Central. #@r-Seal Skating Caps for misses and boys. Jan10-wedsa2w SAVE MONEY TO-DAY, At Bushman’s Closing Sale. jul6tf Trish Stew from 9 to 11 this eveas Jug, st the Castno, 7utf well known among the boarders, among whom he had several warm friends. Sunday afternoon the clerk at the 8t Charles Hotel, named Sioan, hired & horse and buggy at Ho- man's stable, and took Flan. nigan out riding, but eame back alone, since which time Flannigan has not been seen. When ¥lannigan left he put into {he possession of Sloan a letter and some keys, which he requested him to give to Mr. Irving Monday morn= ing. Sloan left the letter and keys at Mr. Irving's office, Mr. Irving not being in at the time. When Mr. Irving came mn, he opened the letter of Fiannigan, and was as- tounded to read the confession of Flannigan m regard to the job that had been put up by himself. Mr. Irving immeditely went to the St. Charles hotel and found Bloan, who admitted having received the letter from Flannigan to hand to him. Mr. Irving then immediately proposed that he should go to Lincoln with him. Sloan at first objected, but finally | consented, and to Lincoln they went on a special train that very morning. Awone others that the BEk re- | porter interviewed yesterday was | a young mechanie, a boarder at the hotel, and who was a chum of | Flannigan. This man sayshe went around town Saturday nigt with | aud strong meat for men. reice, and stated that he had just been to Hitchcock's place, which meant either the orhis house. Flannigan intimated that he was going to the Black Hills. Yesterday Bloan returned from tancoln and we interviewed him also, in order that he ight have his eay, too, =0 as to give all sides. He stated that Flannigan re- quested him to give the letter and keys to Irving. He didn’t know the tontents of the letter, but learned them afterwards when Irving read it aloud, and he (Sloan) judged that Flaunigan had msde a ralse. Sloan ¢laimed to bea con- fidsut of Flannigan, and was ar- ranging to go to the Black Hills with him. Sunday aftetiioon he told Stoan that he was going to Lmeoln. Sloan asked him if he was going away, and he replied that it was not best for him to know. Bloah took him out riding he complained of being cva, and got out near the Union Prcific headquarters, and bas not been seen since. Blosn “inferred” that he was going to Lincoln and then going away. munerated, but notin cash. Sloan says that'all reports that be receiyed any money aré tterly false,and that Fiannigan did not say acytbing to him about Hitehcock, “but I the letter in eubstance showed 1t,” said Mr. Sloan, who continued, “ was not called on at Lincoln in auy except to testify that the paper was handed to me by Flanhigan I made my statement before a no- tary public, who came to my hotel. 1t is my opinion that Flannigan made 2 raise, but I don’t know from whom.”, This matter has been, probably ere this, thoroughly sifted by the in- vestizating committee, and we are awaiting with a good deal of inier- est to learn the resuit. —We have received the January number of Leisure Hours, 8 hand- some mammoth 16 page (64 col- umns) family paper, filied with the choicest literature—serial and short stories, eketches, poetry, wit, humor, &e., &. It is entertainiug, smus- the cheapest papers—the amount aud quality of matter considered— that we have scen. The price is $1.20 per year, including as premi- um a'genuine fine-line steel engra: ing, called “Tie Mitherless Bairn,” printed on 22x28 plate paper, which the publishers claim is superior in point of merit and ttractiveness to any premium ever offered by any other paper in this country, and is alone worth the money asked for | both. _The publishers, J. L. William st., Patten & New York, introduce the paper in this vicinity they make & special offer to every one of our readers to send them the paper—a vtrial trip” of four mouths, post-paid, commencing with the January number—for 25 cents. Our readers who avail themselves of this offer will, we feel certan, toauk us for haviog calied their at- tention toit. The publishers of the Leisure tours would like to employ some one In every place to canvass for this paper. The great apostle drew a_distine- tion when he spoke of milk for babes Had he been writing in our times of B.T. Babbitt’s Toilet Soap,he would have iudicaied no such difference. This s0ap is equally delightful and useful for men, women ond children, and no toilet or bath room should be without it. It is not artificially scented, but pure, swe:t and relia- able. D. 8. NOTICE. Elder E. C. Brand will deliver his fifth lecture in the Latter Day Suints' church, corner of Sixteenth avd Cass Btreets, at 7 p. m. Sub- ject, “The objections against the Latter Day Saints’ doctrine exam- ined.” All are cordially invited. BAVE MONEY TO-DAY, At Bushman’s Closing Sale. jal8tf AT HALF PRICE. A lot of dress goods, A Jot of gloves. A lotof hosiery. A lot of ties. A lot of men’s collara. Also a large reduction in ladies and gentlemen’s underwear, cloths and waterproofs, blankets and bed ‘comfortables. In short you can save money to-day at BUSHMAN’S CLOSING SALE OF WINTER GOODS. Jjan16tt ‘We continue to sell D. D. Mallory & Co's. oysters, received daily by express at 35, 40 and 50cts. PUNDT, MEYER & RAAPKE, Farnham street grocers. Jan-18 15 17 Business Caras, snow Cards, Vise iting Cards, Ball Programmes, Ball Tickets, Circulars, Posters, ete., at the BER Job Rooms, 138 Farnbam street. tf The “Forest Tar Soap” removes pimples, eruptions, and cures chap- ped hands. 17dlw THE OMAHA HOUBk is the best one dollar and a half hotel between Ne v York and Ban Francisco. FREDERICK WIRTH, dec28tr Prop'r. CROCKERY, CHINA, GLASS- ‘WARE. Hobbie's great closing out sale at cost. 222 Farnham street, up-stairs. Jan 9-m. 12t Btreet Coffee House is now | open for patrouage. TRY It. Jans-1m “GRAND CONCERT” every night at the Billard Hall of the Fiaunigan, who was feeling pret- ty wood, and that Fiaonigan | Omaha House on Harvey street, publican office | He said he would pay Sloan for his trouble, and Sloan says he was Te- Judged that he had made & raise, as ing und instructive, and is one of AN HONEST DEMOCRAT. The Views of Hon, Uharles H. Brown on that Resurrected Kescind- ing Convention, Although the BEE is a Republi- can paper, it apreciates honesty in any party, and hence n Apdlogy is needed for the publication of the fotier from Hon. €. H. Brown, giv- g his views upon the resurrected convention, & quorumiess portion of which pasced a resolution on Mon- day rescinding that iron-clad pledge. The letter, although addressed tn Hon. J. G. Megeath, Was given to us by Cotiheilman Shanuon, to whom Mr. Brown wrote saying that he had requested Mr. Megeath to hand him the letter, and Mr. Brown expresed e hope that the con- vention would simply adjourn : BENATE CHAMEER, } LincoLs, Jav. 11, 1877, Hon. J. G Megenth : T how nderstand that Dr. Lowe, president of the nominating county couvention last fall, bas assumed the authority to reconvene the dele- atesof that body. I hope the ru mor is unfounded and that the whole thing is a base fabrication of the enemies of our party. I do not know how the president of that body came to conc:ive the lucid idea that a body selected for a spe- cific purpose, after having fully dis. charged their duties and adjourned without date, could be re convened. T hud always supposed that such an sdjournment ended its life. This new medicine which revivifies and re-invigorates a dead body beats the dreams of the wildest al- chemist of ancient dsys. The thing should be patented. But aside from this objection, I deny the right of such & body, admitting it to be properly re-convened. by its ‘members to assume the authority to «peak for their constituents upon a matter arising at this late day—a. matter which, I understand by ru- mor, looks 0 rescinding the test resolution of the convention. This body, when re-assembled, cannot, in my judgment, possess any more authority to speak for the party | than any other equal number of re- sp ctable Democratic gentlemen that may by chance happen to get together. My great objection to the contem- plated setion is that it will bo inju- rious to the ivterests of the party. 1 do not understand how, at this time, it can be posible for any Demoerat t> look to a line of policy Which must necessarily weaken the strength of our party. If ever there was a critical junc ture demanding every Democrat to stand firm and true to the part that time is upon us ~ We owe it to the Democratic party at large to stand united and present to them our entirestrength. Nostepshould be taken that looks to the weaken- ing of any tie that binds us to- gether. This proposed action looks that way. The Demoeracy of the State have been looking to what we in Dougias county should do. Here- tofore, 1 am sorry to be told by Demoere!s outside of Douglas that We bave been objects of susp'cion and dstrust. This destroyed confi- dence and weakened the party. But when we assumed the position we did last fali, they took heart, and giving full credence to what we said, entered into the contest, and the result is a respectable num- ber of Demoerats in the tegidature — aud 8 wood starting of our party toward its final success in the State. Shall we now commence a retrograde movement ? Shall we in Douglasforever continne to be objects of distrust to our Dem ocratic brethren in sl parts of the State? I hops not. As sure as there is au abrogation of that reso- lution, we musi assume that atti- tude. For one, 1 wish to express my most unqualified disapprovsl of the policy looking to that end. I do not, and will not, impuzn any person’s motive, who acts in this matter. I believe 1n allowing every individual to entertain any views he may bave, and act upon them ; and yet I reserve the same for myself, and dissent n toto from the entire movement. Yours truly, CHARLES H. BROWN. CANADA MALT WHISKY at M. W. KENNEDY'’S, 488 Thir- teenth street. 1t For billiard {abies, supplics, etc., see advertisement of J. M. Bruns- wick & Balke Co. augbtfebs’77 SAVE MONEY TO-DAY, At Bushman’s Closing Sale. jal6tf For every variety of Cake, and home-made and French Candies, go to Latey’s Confectionery, 15th street, south of Postoffice. jan16-8t ‘The most harrassing symptoms of Bronohitis and Consumption are palliated and relieved by inhaling the hot vapors of the Solution of “Forest Tar.” It cures atarrh. Jjan10d1m Any Iady, woo wui send us 15 paid-up vearly subscriptions, out- slae of Omaha, for the Daily BEE, will recuive from us by express as a gt a new $76 Bewing Machine, of any make she may prefer. tf 25 fancy cards with name 10c; 50 Bristol 15¢, H.Vandenburgh, Castle- ton, N. Y Janlstat ‘Lhe dying poet, Goetbe, on his death-bed used these last words: “More light.” The dying philan- thropist of to-day, thinking of the welfare of mullions of his fellow beings, might very naturally say “Mors soap.” He could hardly fail to utter this ejaculation, it a though:t of the magical properties of B. T. Babbitt’s Best Soap happened to cross his waning memory. A festival and supper will be given at Clark’s Hall next Thurs doy evening, the 18th inst., for the beneflt of the Nwedish Lutheran Church. Admission to hall and supper, 50c. j16-2t OSKALOOSA COAL. Long tried, and well tested; the most popular coal in the market. £6.50 per ton. Towa CvAL Co jan12-eodit 513 13th street. ’ ms?n:'x?m"gx'!fism- LOTIS. Mo, Tivty voars cxperienca In the treatmei o Discasouofboih seres: M1 ITARY MATTERS. | The following ia a copy of & spe- | | ciat order issued from the headquar. ters Department of the Platte, yee- | terday | . The telegraphic instructions of the 12th inst., requiring Msjor H: T. Stanton, pay department, Che¥- oo, W, s 1o proceed at once to Eidney, Neb., and pay the troops at that post, including the Pawnee In- dian scuuts, are confirmed. The telegraphic instructions of the 12(h tnstant, requiring the com- manding officer at Camp Robinson to send Acting Assistant Burgeon Albert Chenoweth, medical depart- ment, to report without delay to the commanting officer, camp at Red eanyon, W. T., for duty, are con- firmed. The telegraphice inetructions of the 12th iustant, to the command- ing ofticer, Fort Laramie, requiring | him to cause the contract of Acting Assistant Surgeon K. M. Reynolds, Medical Department, to be aunulled upon the armival of Acting Assistant Surgeon Chenoweth, at Camp Red Canyonfiare confirmed. A boddd of officers, to consist of Capt. Gfrald Russel, Third cavalry, Capt. R} H. Montgomery, and Cap- tain Cafbraith P. Rogers, Fifth cav- is hereby sppointed to meet at Cheyenne depot, W. T.,on Wed- nesday, the 17:h day of January, 1877, ;\! 10 o’clock a. m., or as soon thereafter as practicable, for the purpose of appraising two horses, (the invoice prices of which are un knowng for which Capt. James Gil- lise, A. Q. M., Is responsible, with a view to their purchase by Col. Wes- ley Merritt, Fifth cavalry. ‘A board of survey, to consist of Colonel Westey Merrit, Fifth cav- alry, Captain J_Bcott Payne, Fifth cavalry, and First Lientenant W. P. Hall, Quartermaster Fifth caval- 1y, is hereby appointed to meet at Cheyenne depot, W.T, on Mon- day the 22d day of January, 1877, at 10 o'clock a. m., or as soon (nereafter as practicable, for the purpose of examining 148 mules, reported uuserviceable, which were forwarded under in- struetions from the lieutenant-gen- eral commanding the divislon, to | the depot quarter master, from Chey enne, from the Depariment of Texas, and which have been re- ceived by him, Av's card on ‘uneftt L first page. ALLCCGCK'S PGROUS P: ASTERS. K for ALLCOCK'S, and obtain them, and woid migerable IM T 1'ATTON S. B. BRANDRETH. Pres't. Onice, 201 Canal St. N. Y. " decty-dawam * cKelliv Sale, Lost, Wants, Found, Boarding, &e., willbeinserted in thess columns onoefor TEN M O3EY,T0, Loax north Gty Hotel: 'ANTED—Sitaati as clerkin a gro- W ey, Addvess SORN DU N )i janl MISCELLANEOUS MISCELI ANEOUS. Special Notices. NOTICE.—Advertuements ot To Let, For each subsequent insertion, line. The first insertion n TWENTY-FIVE OENTS. MONEY. DR. EDWARDS, iylate 51 Farnbam ONEY 10 LOAN—D. Visscher's block. HELP WANTED—FEMALE. st e Tani7-1t* ANTED—A wood girl to do general housework, at 331 Davenport St. iani6-tf ANTED—A second hand platform scale. VON DORN. JaniT-tf ta room, in an P 5a rudi{{ = Blin g the of James permiasion to compromise cortain claims of the estate matter Beld, in B Wiy e prarer of pot TA true copy. n-wit itm 10 th e B ot NotiRon s to obiain Judx of Faid_patition is to obtain judg- E.':‘.!é’:..x.m Said defendant for $435.28 with nte LEGAL NOTIGE. braska, Douglas County, o8 : 1y court held at the county sourt for. said soun of fled petition “dminictrator for revent, C. H. il the matar of the eet MoGeat} inst debtors thereof & 0f his accourt s fled. ary 1 igned for heating aid po- ons intereted in Pl Coun rt to bo Coumty, ‘wnd show er_should that noti nvdmudm i rior t0 eaid a7 o elnn«,{ck. County Judge. LEGAL NOTICE. Dudley M. Steele and Sawmuel R. John- son, partners as Steele & Johnson plain- Gf, va Chazles Ba'ta defondant. ddnl’endlm will o filed tholr petition against ietrict Court for Douslas county he_nbject and from September 4th 1875 "Defen- required to answer said petition on h day of March 18 STEELE & JOBNSON, By ALRERT SWARTZLANDES, Attorney. Gad d for e notice thst said ent parts of 10 tho beart of the city. ~ On Farnl and other strests neaf the Post Office and OR SALE—A new $75 Sowinz Machine office. toffice. " FOR SALE-REAL ESTAT, NOR SALE—A lot <127 feet, in Lowe's addition, commanding o' fine view, for 9. Address R., B n2f OR RALE—Ono fino brick house in the wa, 4 rooms, kitchen, eason, leaving town. MER SIOLL, Hubermuon's me OR SALE—Ono of the finest farm in Ne- braska, 257 scres, only two mllulnd balf from Omaha, fine house, and never ling spring. rugping wator &c.. Will sell toToral houses, Iocated in diffor- the city. North east. south and west. beveral of these lots at very reduced fizures. Apply at this SALE—A mew Victo for §:5 cash. r 85 Sowi Apply at t n perte reh: o ]vnrnm-l to Bronehm' Croup_and all affections of the deliver: Wyoming: Lackawanns sl Towa | o1 oo sl Uoat; and If aomtinued conl at lowest rates. 190 Farnham-et. il-tf | in “,, ‘will subdue any tendency to Consump- - tion, Lung and Typhoid Fever 3 If the liver is torpid or bowels consti- ated, a few doses of ta yery reduced price arships in the Daven; Apply or address, two %ol College. FOR RENT—ROOMS. SOCIFTIES Ancient Free and Acc. Masens. v\PH‘)L L')DdE. No.3, A.F.& A M Chartered 1 St Linigger, . M Jackson, R_J. Sharp, J. ron W Rt Treasarcs: Wi R Bowen, Secrotary: 277 members. COVERT LODGE, No. 11, A. F. &A. M. T “Tasles off Moneii, Ir, Goodmam: 3 renverer: 3. 192 members. OMANA COUNCIL, No. 1. R. &6. M. Organized 1855, Oficers--¢. ¥ Goodmas M. G Hunes. .3 e owen. Roc. ad Fellowship. STATE LODGF. Officors: N)Mrl Kamsey, N. @.; Dnrhls Hertgon, V. G5 E. B, Weist, Becrstary; arer. Moets at Odd Fenue an "Mondas evei BEACON LODGE. No. 2. G,: Chas. E. Secref é\h Moy, Trcasurer. Mects in 034 eitons ALLEMANNEN LODGE, No. 8, 1.0. 0. F. Offcors-_Juligs Rudgweky, ' N. @.; Her- man Tebbin G, Striffer, R. 3 Clausson, P. -y Lehman, Tre Shosta: ad " enows Hait” We envening. OMAHA LODGE No.2. 1. 0. 0. F. Established Febr 1st Precent Otomaige ¥ Brinkler. N. X Milton Rogers, V. 0. CA c fl John Evans, Treasure: evening in ‘0dd 'I“n'l BI" corner of Dodge and Ffteent 0DD FELLOWS’ Pno'rxmvz ASS001- Organized June fl lm W, . . Ryley, Vice: res- Officers—J.. Nicholas, Presiden ident: E. B. Wei vans. Trensarer Moete first Wednesday in each th. "% DD FELLOWS® LIBRARY. Offcors — John Evans, Precidonts E. B ity 4" Librarian:. M koo by SN ] famber of volumes Knights of Pythias 09V{CERS OF THE GRAND LODGE 0% ASKA 8- 0.3, 5. Bhropabire O GV 6. Anthon e, Mopte Platta. 2o ognes. & FE Augart Aun A brene Omate A. . Marshall, Lincoln. D. A " Moffatt, Omah: Jacob Frank maa. @ w-mll Falls Gity. Centennial colnu vlndl “of the grder in Philadelphia. Auru:. ms—e.u‘T H. Crager, Chit mmAI Tigaauror! E. . French, Secrsta: The order numbers t: tz"‘ Nomrasia it toal memberehip of mosrty cne thoueand. "Fiie ‘next annusl session of the Grand Ledés witl be held a ineoln,on the secona ‘Tuesday of Octol NEBRASKA LODGE No. 1. K. of P. Oficors—D. A. Mofatt, P. C.; J-J. Mon- gLy TR AN gm 17 k Q. l(eKoon,.,.gll"l ou'.oT -m. + Georye Hayes, KRIGETS OF PYTHIAS, ( Planst Lodge, No. 4, (German). Offcers o engaing ‘vea : . O-Oustay Fi gl. Rudolph %Yo;iél. Pu: Sebastian { jo: K. of R. D Bk Shoot Frank s 2 'l;: e| Alull‘ Trustees, A. ke { German Order of the Harugarl. NEBRASKA STATE LODGE. Ofcers—Ch St. Gyer R Rt Bovrorm urer. Mests every ham'st rema; < Honey Rite: ursday at 217 Farn- | TBE BURNS CLUB. Officers—J ol President: M. W w»fim. William A‘napm. - Davia ‘Khox, and W, Anderson. ! THE BROTHERNOOD OF LOCOMOTIVE I ENGINEERS Division 183 mets secona and fourth Sl svenings of each month, comer iy . E. R Nvthie. FA E IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN. Counei! fire kinaled avlry Monday even- am O Martin’s drug store, d Fourteenth wrer lop’R ie 09 © oa g g8t ENT LOW—The_spacious ©fices, " until recently ocoupicd by Judge Red: iok, opposite the Court Honsean Farnham mear Iith street; consisting of three larzo poome. Willbe leaced fora term of years or by the month. Apply to GE). P. BENIS. Coszens House, corner 9:h and "'1 o % y-ts. eowtf in 0dd Fellows ire at 0R RENT—Offce room Block, Hithand Doag H,USEL or JOI Qad’ auum A furnishod oom in 0 pri- vate fanily, infhe cenfral partof | Rdaress B0 o Offco. jant1 t and the store king office of Tuquire at their jent-2w nilton & Co. T0 RENT—HOUSES. OR RENT—A No, 1, busines 14th and [‘th-sts. on D gor north of our shop. SHEELY BROS, janl6-tf OR KENT—House. with six roows,in sddition, ‘atthe lermmulbf street czr track. Enquire 22 191 Farnhasa atroot iand-tf TRAYED—Fro.. residence of H. G. N Ciark, near thy Consent, a black cow about five years old, is a little lame and had ropeiaround its horns. Any information leit at Whitney, Clark & Co, will be ro- warded. ian16-3t MISCELLANZOUS. apqavm ~0195495[> FuisTGOIN 010j0q 901d puv 9015 410 SUIWYo 07 porsonbol oIv 810490¢ “QON jO M ¥ ) “oN Kiojony peasuiBey ‘qON ‘eTmQ - g mwuIN 633 *HOOOVITOT. ONIAAED ONV ONIHORS iS3dld Dudley » artners as Steele Jo through the blood, thus assisting the L et g guaiitos wre Expectorant.| tive Pectorial an: stop the cough as most proparations du by fholr anodyne Teots, retain ing the mucou blood and cas Lunge, but it cures by loos and assisting the lungs and thros off the offending matter, which causes tio cough, thnx scientifically making the cure oct. g cold on the lungs, soothesand allays irritation, and breaks up Whooping Coug 0 betts medy can be found for Allhml. lls will assist nature. tic can be foun For salo by C. ‘meh1d-TteSthd- En¢ ~ =l O "‘[ A Chicazs way dsily o thus secorin; £oute uro and ces raction he mar wish 1o 2. LEGAL NOTICE. intifis h\nflfi have_filed their petition .against Them in the Distriot Court for Dougias County in the State of N ject and Ynynr of sail Judgment o4 defondants a0 defendanta are rea petition on thel5th d:‘,’ l){gl(l"h 1877, By A ebras| petition btain against ith interest from April 5th 1570 & JOHN T SWARTZLANDER, Attorn at bargain on 1ib ral terms. JalT-wits R hlee Teeti-eodi Lt v adion " 0R bt\LE AI anic prices and on most P ot 23 acren. w0 EXPEO'I'ORATIO Is the act of discharging from the throat om colds, A riogs ke br. G E cares Colds. ELT r.fih'rweél? l‘hmw% b s .u IFaReotions Hamerlsrrs e nnox:." "’{r ot and Cheet, snd th Consumption and Alterriative. It d d astringent effects nd oflending m & permanent di Ttat once alleviates the most i No batter c The Popatar T aps AEDZEE uippad with 20 Wotingnoiie Alr 5sak "‘a'&“’x 121 Conasetia) AT MISSOURI VALLEY JUNCTION for reached i Yankion and poio Tact - ilrond. CTION for Fort Doige GEARD JUI Déa Motnes, Ovtaws and Keokiik T 3 AHSHALL for 8t. Paut l Dulnth, and norlhcesters sotnte, B BAPIDS lor Waterloo, s, Comglen (- Barlingion and. 8. Lex CLINTON or Dubuque, Dunlelth, Prai- i du Chitn, L Cooeeé, At il points o Chicago, Cltsiton aud_Dubugue, ULTON for Freepo: e Millwso and cii points in Wisctsi toelo and Samuel R, Johnson The 0b- i o ol ald defendants - for (o'angwer said oning i, By o Bhivat and Chost, Green’s Liver r- Goodman and J. K. Ish. Minneapois, ad Chicago, FflflW Ll 1have o on band the largeststock of snredeemed iedvss ever ofored 1oc “:""4"6"“ of ¥ino Broadeloth !mz "and Sack C. 3 orsteds, Dingor Slers | Fme Gold and S11ver Wdtches e Rines de., Bidn St Guns. 243 prices aro o Lo that th withoat grum T 'ean only H ly inviten call from alwag find my store open. to loc} up nights. mest man iu town has purchaced a T this does not satisfy the abiic that my prices arc - each and every ivdividual, hen they ca satisfy themselves.by pers: nal inspection. My prices aro 80 low that I do not e, Revolvers and Cutlery in Gret within & radius Call and se me any tiwe. take B Henrv Laughlin, 151 Farnham Street, Bot. I0th and nn. Omaha Noney Loaned e e Al Kinds of Goods Bongi and Soli JACOB Wholesale deaier in PEFUND. all kinds of Foreign CHEBSE! Imported Swise cheese. Limber Imitati wiss el — e ealion, " No- " Dosgins s i L CHARLES D. —DEA WOODWORTH., LER IN— Freight and Farm Wagons, Freighters Supplies, T 228 Doualas-St., - - - dec27) (OPPOSITE ACADEMY OF MUbK' ) ugeies, &c., &c. Cmaha, Nebraska. [tr MAX MEYER & BRO.. WATCEMAKERS AND JEWELERS Jobbers of Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. AGENTS FOR PHILLI PS BROS' SHOW CAsEs MAX MEYER & CuU ) 173 and 174 Farnbham Street. Umaha, Nebrasks; WEOLESALE DEALERS IN Cligars, Tobacco AND FANCY NOTIONS. ,» Pipes, GOODS, MAX MEYER & GO ——WHOLESALE DEALERS,IN— Rifles, Pistols, Gung and Ammlmmun' The Larve~t Stosk in t Wastar WINCHESTER AND SH \hl'-‘« RIFLES Which wa rell 8} Buitox A Full 173 & 174 Farnham -5t Assortment agents for Disconat to DeslerseNend for Price Lists. of Cartridges ! _Cor. 115, O ahe, Neb, MAZ MEYER & BRO.. 233 Farnkam $irost, Omaha Neb, MO = Keale, GHNNRAL AGENTS lisn Sirings, Skoet M usical Mofshandive " 7ay, Emerson and Parior Gem Pias Maso Estey, Shoviuger azé Bardett Or::: Tk SIC DIKALERSY FOR UNRIVALLED & Han.» iolins. €ult:rs. Flutes, Brass lostraments, and O. J. WILDE, Manufactarer of all kinds of Show Cases and F irecial attention eiven tornair o all kind Case-s ancy Toy Furniture Picture Frame Mouiéings Kept on Hsnd. ot pglished and costly furniture and musics Great Westem Eluthmg Hall A GAI-IN & CO,, DEA LER IN CLOTHING Gents’ Furnishing Go-ds, Hats, Caps, Trunks, Valisses XFtc. Etc. Etc. 24 m.-nuu ATONNSIREET | - - OMAHA, NEB w oy 11 38 wquwQ ogy Wy [ e e AT SRR I e iE S = ISTAVOIO THROUGH T!' <ET8 i b o H 0 SURHENIOVANNVI cured, and any informetio: ° “TIHOSITH. ST | 150 Daion Eacthc Desot s, ko lso E ! d % L m'gmu&u Tickot Ofcen o e lino of XH0LOVA ¥VDIO Homer Stull, HAdvokat, Office: Hubermann’s Block, Sdie 13. und Douglas Sir, Omaba, Neb. J. B. DETWILERS CARPET STOREs U9 Dowglas-St.. OMAH:. KEB. { novil-dawly | Al information, regardto tehcerfully turuizied, and e Em w sale 106 ny'a office, otel), Umihs 3 Gen'lh-ln T g t, Gen. Sap't. u."’ " Y, ATKINS, icket At Cmshe, Gen'l Ag’tOn 1N, A. HAIGHT, Ast., O Breeg SEATAAA! » 2 ] . wuwtQ 19908 BBOQ 1L ‘SMXVNH(IMM An Mudrated work P b = o e St g EBUCATIONAL. | OPENEG WD CLLS OF MALS 18 QWA e Sy i go ik e 540, VRSN R 10y warvry Dy pafen UL VdouIuI 1 00K B = Sriiis EYH :Eg ] 3 =2 8> ;;5 35] b and R F ‘L "M ‘owucdovp “00 ¥ SAWIAILL 'd *I094 Jo'a @I VINIVED P o8 U J00)s OIOWHIVE 0T [99X0 PUD 'EVE YHOR AN NOUJ DNIROD MON JHV (SIOIT 14 T PUT 4050 0T} FUYUW J0130] UJ PUSE ‘39010 JOMOT PO M. O} 01 PUSAT 99HOARE 919 JO O1%8 OF) 40} 10 VANVLS J0 FPUSIq WVI0-465 J0U30 ¥¥ MO 73 "qeN ‘syemQ WIAWIIL € ° P o ma s umg 9 U} POAJo00X 51% TOITH B g £ J09) . MUmOS[Y *)fUij PRIGWOPSY A[19OO #¥ WOV PIOSIPUS 1) ISSIw ‘SLINYI VINJOJIIIVD —NI fHETVEq— oruseronm, _"EI!EWE[IIE; ‘€ °C 12040430 20} JuUsR¥Ipuv oy ‘$9[ddY FUOW ‘IeFUNI( ‘WP *£1j[uog '¥3IY inng = 8 -] 1 = i 3 g ¥ ¥ D (7] i:r oS B + & $8 i's e ] i1 ® 2 s o (] [-d = ‘JueY9J3 [ UO sitFEsf Burglar r Proof Safes! T 'llIi‘fl N" fl flfl ll. " door o il FIRE INSURANCE M. G. McKOON, Agent. foom No. 2, Creighton Block, OMAHA....NEBRASKA. Reliable Companies ! m Adjustmenty Imperial & ‘!um-n of London gg!ll o{ 1 Y ~nu§ § ggzzzssgssass 8 S33gssssssass i £ : i H H i g g § Bededy 0L NEAL GROUND AND FOR SALE I¥ LARGE OR SWALL QUANTITIES AT Onm's Eighth and. BEST FEED KNOWN lll IIILEI mu HORSES Woodman & Taft b hat brench of o b 0.C. cA . COOK WHOLESALE AND RATAILER 0¥ (00K AND HEATIAGST[}VES s E[l[llmll IHIIISHI [ Lflll'fillll COFFEE URNS | ROASTERS. LAUNDRY STOVES sc. , Sales from 70 to 75,00, | 557 Fourteenth street, - - Omaha ovEar_ U SPLENDID _OPPORTONITY; A GOOD NEW TWO STORY FOR RENT. Has basement with | rooms in the two storie: LOoUSE oo, rable by A FRARK Bxxcnzn H. ROLFER. who for the last three months has delivered |THE LOWER VEIN COAL, and bas observed the general satisisfaction it wives. 23 wADE 4 DORSEITE QO o e e Awmts: for ail ihat be can reil. Leave orders with mW‘P W)l'l'fl. ‘IE 13¢h 8¢, hneider, {lmilm-ll bet. J2th OrF. A. Sel and i3th strest, or wi H. ROLFER HIMSELF. The coal 'fll ] be 2 28 Soid by car Toud op s 8t 7 sogten. — " tm { CONTINENTA LSALOON 4% 1b-st, bet Farnham and Harnes. FRED. LAUTERBACH, Proprietor. saLither concerts given every day a ng. SR P T Davenport House. Deutfded Gafthaue. JOFNRICHARD. Proprietor. Farnham St. Bet, 9th snd 10th Sts, oMARA, - . NEB. Thi, Hotel i n.fim umx Neat \