Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 20, 1877, Page 1

VOL. V1L pouse Lineoln Neb THE DAILY BEE €. ROSEWATER, Editor sad Proprister. OFFICE-138 Farnham, bet. ¢k and 106~ Str. ONAHA BUSINENS DIRECIORY CRACKER MANUFACTORY. yuaran- sept 5 Premizm Soap Works, Pows Powsll & Oo.. sl CE “%..,. FREDERICK, THE HATTER OF OMAHA, Opposite Grand Central Hotel. . deet-tm VLML “ZCRMRLES ; ; §5$ f‘!’4(\ DEI\ITISTS. QrEiCE Mo 932 FARNHAM ST, b2 Thas 1< 1 the ety o tiluwn, a. w.wABoR. Tirs. Biilings & Nason, DENTIS’I‘S 234 Farnha: BETWEEN ISTH &1 rn UP-STAIRS. T o PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. SURGICAL ROOMS, L VAN CAMP. M.D. v e R B e 1 e S OF] of the Photie Ly i bevonti seshodion arch, Gma ka. Address Look TarLaa HPMATHEWSON,MD. Physician & Surgeon Offcs Cor. Farnham and 13thst. over Drug Store Rerldenge. f15 sust side Seventeenth streat venport an 3 Offics hours 8:3) t0 10:30 8. m., 2 to 4 and Sto8p. m.. deots-1m V. H. COFFMAN. M. D.. Physician & Surgeon 241 Farnham Stroet. For Professional Services Three nw v ~ 0.S.WCOD M.D.. HOMEPATHIST ROOM 1. CREIGHTON BLOCK, Northweet Corner Fifloenth and Douglas-ts. Residsnce %5 Sixteonth Street, Corner of 3race, Omaba, Nobrasks. Compound Oxysen treatment for Chronie Jumte= wnd oar sontly of the Nebras Offs Hours—810104. M..1 to 4 . M., and6to8 P. M. sov20dte H.A.WORLEY.M.D.. HOM@EPATHIST ‘OFFICE—Rooms Nos. 12 & 13. Jacobs’ Biect COR. FIFTEENTE-ST. & CAPITOL-AV. SOFYICE HOURS—t0 10, m.. 3 et Toatn o et H.C.JESSEN. M.D.. HOM@EPATHIST Residence: 204 Howard, bet. 12th &13th-sts. Offioe—488 12th St. bet. Farnam & Harney Ofeshour from 810 104. m.. from 1% 43, DR. DON, OPFICE-SiI Fourtesath-st , 2d floor, Roem |, OMAHA.......NEBRASKA. mEEE MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS. MAX. MONVOISIN. FUR BKIN DRESSER. &id glovos snd Far cleaned Buck and For m““" RS 8 Horad sa PUMPS, PIPE & HOSE. nd L4 Pamps, Iren uad, Tais agents to 3:'-.'.’.‘.‘.'-......... i resents onn sl u-uu.nmn-n-ma nloaded bis sisigh ot onse= ust as before— iled chook Tul Basee's btore. prosenta for Katis, Nellie sud Joha. T reaents Lo el wrision dowa' your mothers mus: go to Bunes, Ad Bave the Koods sent home st ones. Jith every gift, bo it one or more. RN Ill.nilr-lll .m'-mlwmhc—n aslasre JOURNZ 5 ANTA ILOR'S nm AR @ o~ t John THS IRON -uuuml.s UNION. No. 1% Olioscs—prmsident. A, 8. W, . Irigler: Vies | FROM THE BATLS FIELD, The Round in the Senato- rial Fight. Amn Exciting Seeme. The Break Made by the Hitehoock Men. Governor Saunders the Hero of the Hour. TheB. M. Muddle—The Flennigan Porgery. A Telegraphie Denial by ©. B. Perkins. Corvéapondonse of the Bos. Lincoin, January 18.—The fight s over and the victory won. At 4 p- m. the jolnt convention met and began balloting, with but one man —Meyers— absent. Kverything was on the tip-toe of snxious expecia- tlon. The galleries, lobby aad every nook and cranny of the old capitol building was packed with s multi- tude of expectant people. When Abbott brought down his gavel for- eibly, all was quiet and everybody awaited the call of members. Am. brose rose, and answered, Savage; Aten, Baunders; Birkhauser, Davis; Carnes, ssunders. Everybody ex- pected him to answer as before, Hitchooek, but in deliberate tones be anmounced Alvin Baunders. A sensation then moved the crowd, and only by a quick stroke of the gavel did the president suc oved In quelling the disturbance. next came Chspman and Colby with the same nume in answer to their calls. Then & spontaneous burst of applause shook the walls of the chamber, and was with exceed- ing difculty brought to quietness. A wild enthusissm begun to pre- vail among the whole crowd, as Howe, Holt and every republican in the senate except Biyant and Hayes voted Alvin SBaunders. The members of the house came up to the same mark, and in the coridors of the building bexan a most tremendous uproar, as the elec tion of Baunders became cer. tain. The multitude swayed to and fro, men rushed to the door frantically and cou'd only by force be kept from foreing an entrance, whilea dozen reporters aud politicians were equally anxious to force their way out, ihat they might reach the telexruph offices and in‘orm therr friends of the good news. For some time it was im- possible to keep the members frum cisingjand shaking glad hands with thelr friends. Some with yise-like grip grasped the hands of those near them and with ill repressed tears io their eyes expressed their joy, and a general hand-shaking ‘ollowed the announcement—8aanders 88 votes, tavave 25, abeent 1, not voting 1. Gov. Saunders was outside, and the bland expression of that honest ‘nendly face showed full well the keen satisfaction with which he greeted his numerous friends. and Crounse, Manderson, andall his opponents who were in the capitol were among the first to offer congratulations. In the sireet a general rush oi ‘well-pleased politiclansand business men from all parts of the country were seen joco-ely expressing satia faction The Hilchoock men tske it philosopbieally, and look as if they were resigned to their irreme- diable fate. The Democrats look serene, and say the best man was selected. They deserve credit for their fe:lty to party, although 1t 18 said sixteen had agreed to vote for Hitohoock if he oould get votes enough to enable that number to pull bim through The Autis? How about the Autis? 1f your readers could have seen the aoction of passengers Omaha bound this evening they would have been strikingly reminded of a* Methodist revival meeting after the ‘‘descent of power” in the couversion of souls. The religious frenay of earnest, bisek worshippers was altogether similar to the politieal hilarity of the baunders men. B. & M. MUDDLE. The Journal misstates the testi- mony of Wheeler. He testified nothing concerning Taylor. In- stead of saying: “‘one signature (Per- kins') was made with a s.eel pen, and the other was not,” he said : “The siguature in question was written with an ordinars pen, but Perkins usualiy uses a stub pen.” Testimony before the committee of the Benate is completed It Is generally conceded, 1n fact members of the comm'ttce express them- selves =s satisfled that the charge of bribery is without founda tion, as the papers in Qquestion are. julent. The committee of the elicited testtmony to-day which lead them to concur in the decision of the senate committee, Also they developed the fact that the statement as to thie Rosewater- Marquette conversation in Irving's office isa csnard. Marquette swears he never met Mr, Rosewater in the said office st any time or for any swears Flannigan re- D.M said he had no respect for the oath of any man, and would make his oath on any subject for money. The following TAm Was re- oeived from Mr. Perkins: ‘WASHIGTON, Jan. 17,1877, 3A.M. } Presidest Rate Senate; A OMAHA, Neb. Jan. 18. ©._4. ABbot fi Bowee of Bepresentatioos, Iam I.ll.brm-i that one or more Tetters, or copies thereof, purporting to have been written by me, touch- ing the election of Benator in Ne. brasks, is or are being used toinflu- ‘enee in soine way the said election, and I wish to state, and do hereby state most urqualifiedly and em- phatically, that I bave neither ‘writ en or caused to be written, nor ixnudwmged 1o be signed, nor inany way suthorized norhaveany knowledge of the writing or sign- ing of any letter or telegraphic ‘message or other pxper advising or sutborising the use of money or any other corrupt influence for or asainst lent. (Signed,) CHAs. E. PERKINS, ONLY ONE BILL came up to-day new, that of Wal- ton, amending an act fixing the boundaries of certain counties. 1t 1s probable the legisiature will adjourn again un'il Monday, to- morrow morning, to give time to the poor members, who bave lost so much eleep from caucussing, to re. cuperate theirstrength. Hurrah for Saunders! SI}:‘:OX 0. NATIONAL SORGI AL Illi‘l'l'l'fl‘lb OF INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Three or Mors of its visit this City, Ansther Opperten! y L ffered for the Relicf of of the Aficted of eur State without going to Indianspolis. ‘The sorgeons will be at the Grand Central Hotel, Omaha Neb. Jan- uary 18, 19, 20, 1877. They will have with them this time a much finer outfit of braces and appliances than heretotore, ana in every re- spect will come fully prepared to treat all surgical cases, Paralysis, all faca, spine and limbs, diseased Jomnts, diseased eves, Catarrh, pri- vate diseases, Piles, Kistula, eto. Remember, these surgeons are from the old reliable National Bur- gical Institute founded hyr Dr. H. Allen. jan2- 691816 17 16 10-w8t Aml'l"lo' 1 Is called to the perfeot-fitting shirts and fine underwear manufactured by The Omaha Shirt Paotory, Ph. Gottheimer, proprietor. Having | onened an establishment for the ex- | clusive manufacture of these goods, he uarantees satisfaction 1n every cass Loth a3 to quality and fit, ant his facilities are such that he s en- abled tot rn out better work at less prices than can possibly be offered elsewhere. A full line of gents’ fine furnishing goods constantly on and. Givehimacall i28ym A TERRIBLE CUUGH. How often we hear the above re- mark during these extreme changes of weather. Colds, coughs and sore throats were never more prev- slent smong children than now. Now we are going to urge you to try & remedy which has excited comments by physiciansall over the country, who sacknowledge _their surprise at the wonderful and hap- Dy results from itsuse. That reme- dy is the well known preparation, Hale’s Cough Cordial. Your own druggist, Martin & Kennard wil tell you that it is the best cough medicine they ever sold ; and will warrant a cure or return your mon- ey to you in rase of a failure after using one haf bottle. 1t is very pleasant to the taste, making it s very desirale remedy for children. sen21 dawBm LLGAL NuTICE. o Orehard Oity 4 1 Works, pm--.m a"mu.'"‘?hv'v:u ] e Neraby motfed that on fhe fll’ or llou...hr ‘orum lbc of Dl!alu!hrl Nebraska. by Do fi'::.“.’ wingin: st 08 s Jefendrate. Be on) foapgeror whiskieihe lleaon ot ve ey -nu o0 ‘Siaimed »y" et Il ot d it of ‘Md ans goods fl«‘i“l: R 5 rage. of ralies on: tioalars on jand-wit Conntr an Btate of Nebrasks, Douslas county, se.: At s oount .fllrli!l‘l‘th..unumflrt lnlnry bth Sedgwick, any candidate for avy office, and auy such pretended doo- ument or copy is forged and frandu- kinds of deformities of the VERY LATEST. Russia has Sent Fresh Orders to the United Stares for Munitions of War. in Orphan Asylam near St. Louls Burned and One Life Lost. MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH FROM THE LEADING CUMMERCIAL CI' IES OF THE COUNTRY. ¥TC., LTC. (MIDNIGH1 1ELEGRAPRH.] NATIONALCAPITAL. SBNATE PROCEED NGS. Washington, Jaauary 10.- Sens- tor Cooper presented & num er of petitions from the southern conier ences of the Methodist Episcopal chureh in favor of paying the claim of the Methodi<t publishing honse ¢f Nashville. Reforred. Benator Wess, irow the Commit- tee on Railroads, reported wi‘h amendments to.the senate bill re- eently intcoduced by Senator Gor- don to create a si: ! inz fuud for the liquidation of goverument bonds advaaced to the Central kacifioraii- road Company of California, West ern Pucitic Company, sud Un on Pacifio railrusd compuny, under the act of July 1, 1882, and acts amend- atory thereof, and for tue settle ment of claims of the government on aecount of said bonds, Pisced on the cslendar Paddock introduced a vill for the relief of settlers cn the public lands under the pre-emption laws. Re- ferred. Whyte moved the Benate adjourn on Monday. Edmunds oppossd Whyte's mo- tion to sdjourn till Mondsy, saying the comp:omise electoral bill must | be passea by a week from Tuesday, it at all, a }:I should be ocnside ed to-morrow, and eitber be destroyed by mauly blows or passed—u: & post- poned or smothered. Senator Stevenson thought a pri- | vate conference to-morrow miht efiect more than a session, but the byl should be passed &8 800D &8 pos- sible. Nenator Edmunds insisted on calling the bill up to-morrow. Con- ference eould not be hela mornings and evenings. The bil was of great importance and should be thoroughly discussed. Benator Whyte withdrew his mo- tion, the Wallace resolution concerning the electoral count w.is considered. Benator Bogy continued his re- ‘marks on Louisiana matters. 1n *he course of the debate fol- lowing the speech, Senator Bogy said the character of Packard in New was that of an fnfamous rob- ber, [Great applause in the gallery on the rigtt of the chuir.] On motion of Senator Edmunds the sergeant-at-arms was direoted to clear the galleries on the right of the chamber. The order was exe- outed immediatelv. Sherman taid Bogy's exparte tes- timony did not exist. He refated FOXEIGN NOTES. AMMU ITION JOR RUSSIA. Yondon, Jenusry 19. — The Eeutsche Zaitung reports that Rus. s has sent fresh orders to the United States “or large quantit-es of arms and ammunition, and has re- quested Austrian Goutractors for cartridges to burry delivering, bat they w il be unale (o make any deliveries before the date originally fixed THE PORTE'S ULTIMATION. London, January 19.—A Vienna correspondent of the Daily Tele. xraph says it is 8 fact thal the Porte on Tue:day last informed Servia that it would on no coneid- eration renew the armistice, but would march in Belzrade is Servia didn’t wreat directly with Turkey. AN ELECTION BOW. Montreal, January 19.—At the election in Dellsle village yaster- duy while some for'y men were en- gaged o a brutal free fight. the town hall was completely sacked aud cbe polling boo b wrecked. The French Canadiavs would not allow the Eoglish to o ILLINOB. 870UX ACR.¥S Tij” BORDER. Otaws; -Junuacy® 19°—Tne Fr-. Press says informaiion has been re owived at the cepiti] that 500 ‘amie lies of sloux recently engaged in hostilities with the United States governmen, eroesed the norihwest bo-der rezen 1y, aud encamped near Wood Mountain ———— LATEST MARKET REPORTS NEW YORE PRODUCE. NEwW YoFK, Jan. 18, Wheat - Fi:mer, iimiied demand; No. 2 Milwaukee, §1 47 bd; No. 8 dor, store, 31 No. 2 Chieago, nominallv at $1 45, Rye— Quiet Barley—Firmer. Corn —Heavy; new _western mixed, on track, ungarded, 692; mixed, no grade, new, 68:664c; old western mixed, 80a631. Oats—Dnll aud unchanged. Eggs—Dull and lower, at31a85c. Pork—Duil and unsettled, at $17 50, TELEGRAPHIC. STATE CAPITAL. Congress Asked to Admit Our Contingent Uongressman. The House Passes a Bill Appro- priating 825,000 to Defray Expenses of the Session. Both Houses Have Ade Joiracd till Tuesday Next. Competent Witnesses Coincide 1n Pronouncing Perkins’ Signa- ture & ¥orgerv. The Investiga'ing Committees Ade Journ till the 80th. An Effort 15 nemg Made to Appre- hend B arm gan, MARKETS BY TELEGAAPH FROM THE LE DING COMMZ CIAL CITIES OF TrnE COUNTRY UP .03:00 P. M. |FOUR O'CLUCK P. M. REPORT] Special Dispa'eh to the Bes. LEGISLATIVE PR''CEEDINGS. Lincoln, Neb., January 19.—Tn the Seoate, Mr. Chapman intro- duced & concurrent resolution pre- senting & memorial to Congress to admit the contingent member of Congress elect from this State, The House passed & bill sppropri- ating twenty-five thousaud dollars out of the general funds to defray the expenses of thfs session, and asked the Benate to concur. Ke- Dressed Hogs—Firm; western $3 50. Lard—Firm, at §11 20a11 80. Batter—Dali and anehanged. Whisky—Quiet, at 81 1& ————— CHICAGO LIVE BTOCK Cu10AGO, Jan 19, Cattle—Receipts, 5,000. Market fairly active, but easier, with down- ward tendenoy ; medium to exffa shippers, 4 00a5 37} ohiefly at 4 10a 510; stockers qmet and quoted at 27588 AU; butchers, 2 754 25 Hogs—Receipts, 9.000. Market quiet, but firmer: 5 10c higher; sales light tacon and packers at 5 90a 805; o 4 shipping and selected, 6258 75; 'osed steady. Bheep—lieceipts 2300. Market sotive, steady and firm; sales com- mon to choice, 3 7245 62}. ————— BT. LOUIS PRODUCE. 81 Lowis, Jan 19, Wheat—Higher ~ No. red 2fall, 155 carh, 153 bid at close; No. 3 do., 1 45a1454, cash. his denunciation of Packard, sud de'ended that gentleman’s charao- .8, Several spirited passagesoccurred between Bogy and Republican members. Pending discussion, Windom, from the conference commirtee on the House contingent deficiency bill, reported an appropriati.n of $40,000 for traneportation of govern- meont notes, bonds, etc.; $20,000 for investigating committees 1n the House; $25,000 for the Senate elec- tions committee, Afther executive session, Jourued. M USE OF REPRESESTATIVES. Ex Governor Wells and General Anderson were brought beore the House for contempt. They asked | ad- . In the m of the adop- che” Benion e ohe 3PP to beallo ed to postpone their an- | y Jobn H. MeAlviz and swer till the remaiuing member of { On reading and filing the verified stat gente of rlora Beaton. Joha MeAivis and MeAlvin, ¢ the deerse of this +ion of sald minor Blanche o 1aid John MoAivin and Hat- | ‘That Januery 81, A, od or'h ed 1oz’ by g Molvin rdered. 1577, heasingtald = ieresied it tid i and or sad “county, and show h’ “l yer, nl nllllunlr lhol]d and that notiee of the ofend’peition and the Bearize 'i"l | ns (nnr-r:lhi(n ops of this e T TR O o W s e gt 10 waid sounty. for thros sue- o inw ol Bearl. o B sgDowicK. ™ County against yo T'utrene bethe sail Fredericl Bu PLisif. in the Diuriet Court |un Dougias eounty, Nebraska. to ortanes doed of the {nllfl'i'l‘:‘. real purtenanees thersto eouted and delivered :L nD -lvmn?; on the"3m day o tha peymsa wri ote of kL hlh wl“. u:.:: dant Jeremish "'m ’;" R A the Louwisiana bvard arrived The matter was referred to the judiciary * committee. Ellis offered a resolution calling on the President for information ' Fegarding therival Louisiana gov- ernments. Reierred Riley, of Penusylvania, endeav- ored to introduce a resolution di- recting the military committee to report what arms and troops are being traus erred from one section to another, the number of troops in i Washingion the object of coliesting { them and by whose order t is doue, | but was prevented by a point of or- { der beluz made that the resolution | ‘was out of order Friday. The House Went into eowmittes | of the whole on the privaie calen- dar. When the committee rose, Foster submitted the report of the ocon‘erenc committee on the bill to supply the deficiency in the con- tingent fand of the House. Agreed to ‘Holman, from the appropriation committee, reported the legisiative appropriation bill Made the speclal order for Tuesday next. Ad. Journed. e ——— NEW YOKa. THE DUEL. New York, January 19.—A friend nl Frederick May, disgleased with ‘‘first authentic narrative” of ie .m tht Bennett-May duel, writes to the !: said [ newspaper in which the article ap- . Bv J. L. 'mn-dl‘ mv His attorners. LsaAL noTIcE. State of Nobrasks, Douglas. At'a oounty sourt held at ths couni sogaty, Dec. 31 Pr.“:.O-B in, deceased. ‘matter of the setats peared, and says,—‘neither May or any part of nis olothing was hit, scratched, grazed nor in any way touched by the one, and only shot which was exchan ed by the p: ties. Theaffair then terminated by the party seeking satis‘action de- claring himself satisfled.” FRED 'S MOUTH 18 SBALED. A Washington diepatch says Frederick May was asked last night ad 2% | by & reporter if he ran away from W i lots, 123 acres, il Y| ; i?.;i b Bennett, atter the snap of his pis- tol. He to say anything about 1t, remarking it was his pri vate business and would not deny s | or affirm any reports. MISSOURL. BUANING OF AN ORPHRAN ASYLUM 8t. Louis, Jauuary 19 —The Ger man Protestant orphan asylum, ten miles from here, burned Iast night. One child, of six years, perished in the flames. Loss unknown; in- prioss and on mout | surance, $18,000 wo ——————— FROM THE WEST. Denver, January 19.—Dr. M. o%%; | Mayer Manix. a weil known phye l-onv-u-.m clan of this eit -, died suddenly this aternoon. The Eveatng times s'ates it 18 probably rhe resultof a by ag s | suicide, the deceased having been T e, S | indioted for bortion, Corn—Puiet and firm 40 cast; 413 Febroa'y. Outs—Duil and lower, at 84 bid. Rye—Qulet and unchanged. Whishy—1 07. Pock—Quiet and_ unchanged; 17 14 asked cash: 16 75 bid Lard—Good demand, at 10513 arch. Bulk Meats—Dull and unehang- ———— BST. LOUIS LIVE BTOCKE. 81. Louts, Jan, 19. Cattle—Receipts 5,00. ' Blow and unchanged. Hogs—Receipts, 4.000. Inactive and lower; light shipping, 50015 5% { medium to vood packine, 5 6a580; best heavy, 55a5 90; fancv, b 65 EGAL NO auu nmabmk- Soug Cunty Jud| ofJo eoh Banma, . 4 2 rea ting and on filing the verified pe- titlon of Wil helme in v um n. pray ns that the ast will n 1 testament of Sedbe robated.alc e and e bisbed e s Dpoiute _exec.t i ered, t at Jan o lock a.'m . is nssigned for He-ri' g £2d pe iio1. when all prens in erest:d in faid mai'er m 3 avpear 1t couary ca'xt to eld, in and fo cauns Why" (ks b+ faatwat TIGAL 70 IE. prition a5 i <trio_ Court ior Douglas County o ths St of v-nmn ‘i e ob- of said_petition i o obtsin tald " defendants. for intere-t from Agri5th 1676, 253 dofendants ass ronuired to sasw ¥ said petiton on the Sik das of Bar b 6T, State of Nebraska. ‘At & county court inaad for eaid connt 1o Tasent, C. I e ‘B mm. S2E g the vorified petit a5d fing the ver on F “McGeath, admintstrator for to e)mprowise eertsin cla'ms ul < esiain aea ot cebiors ?and “ allowanee c! hie & -ount «s_filed. dered. m.um.‘:m At ition and the hunn.mm rsons interester in aid matter. b; ing & copy ef this order To the uimane Weekiy BEE. & newspa Drinted in said county. for thirce ‘Sucoessis ‘weeks, prior to said yorh-mn ey, ATeADy a popaopy oz iwor] 1) At HISTORY UNITEDSTATES. .. Bow ready | Only edi fl ""‘%'&‘u'ix'f.‘h"x'x'-?‘ ferred. ADJOURNEL Both houses adjournc day &t 2 p. m. THAT FRAUDULENTS ‘GNATURR, The investigatiugco. imittees met in joint session and to- ' testimony regarding the signatures. Compe. tent witnesses coincide in pro- nouncing Perking’ s'gnature fraud- lent. The committees adj urned till Tuesaay, the 80th, when Per- kins is expected to testify. An effort is being made to apprebend Flannigan. LiNo. ! till Tues- NEW YORK REGARDING THE ELECTORAL VOTE RESOLUTION. New York, January 19.—In re- varding the resofution adopted by the Joint committee for counting electoral votes tha Herald believes 1t would be endors-d by the Ameri- can people. The bill passed C.n- wress and Was prompity approved by the Precident. The adoption of this plsn it believes will have ef- feet to reassure the country and re- lieves apprehen<ions and vague dangers. All the elements of the propo-ed metnod are constitutional and promises to be an an honest MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH CHILCAGO PRODUCE. CHI0AGO, Jan. 19 —8p. m. ‘Wheat —Steady ; February, 180§ bid March, 1824 sellorsi No 2 20§; No 8, 116, Corn - January, 434 bid; Februa- rv, 444144} March, 44} sellers; May 49} No2 433 1d Oats Steady; cash and January, 8542854; February, 85§; March, 86f; Apni 37a574 Barley— Quiet; February, 61 bid; April, 60c sellers. rk —Easv; January, 17 00; feb roary, 1710 March, 1740 April 17 85 sellers. Lard—Easy; January. 10 85; Feb- ruary, 10 95; Maron, 1116; sellers April, 11 80s11 85. ————~———— NEW YORK MONEY. NEw YORK, Jau. 19—$ p. m 5ah. Movey—hsf. 9} Dull at 4.883a4.853. Gold—Firmer; opened at 108§, now 1(6}. Governments—Advanced a frac- ton. &% 81; coupons, 14}: 65's, 0}; new 133; i6g; 408, 13 5's, 12§; curreicy, 6s, 22 Stocks—pvll but firm, with sn advance of § §since opening. Lat- ter transa. i us up to thls hour ug gra ate 57 ()0 shares, ; P :8; O & M. nevlec ed; *t 18- Wabash, 6 Harlem, 1 40; \ C, 48; Alon, 1 0L ——~——— LONLON MONEY MARKET. London, January 19.—Silver bars firmer and advatced to 58} pence per ounce. —————— The Rev. Mr. Nye on Theatres. The Rev. H. R. Nye sald, ia the Ataotic _ Avenue Universalist Chureh, Brooklyn. last eveuiny, that danciug is grace ul, and need not be tab-oed by relizlelous sons, eXcept the round dan which are evil In their tendency: Dramas may ss well be acted as read. All these amusements wre €oud ax recreations; bad if made of the first importance Many the. atrical piacards are unfit to be seen on the streeis; aud when & play isgood some unseemly phrase is thrown into 1t to plesse he de- praved who are there. 1t Is notgood or young men to be habitual at- tendawnts cn theatree. It is expen- sive. Its tend:ney ia toward «drink. ing Theatrical priormances should be given oulyiu he day time. The play 15 not the object of life The ui derione oi 1 fe shouid be serious, ~[N. Y. Su, 15ib. E—— Barlington Hawkeye: “Happy New-Year,” cried s bash‘ul young man 88 he entered & purlor on’ West Enlt Monday atteruoon. “Pappy Kkpew yei?"” replied the .a'r creature be addressed, ‘indeed did he; be said he =aw you slide out of the frout door and skip out scross the lot and over toe side fence, and 1f he could huve found his other boot that I kicked under the sofa youw'd a knew nim too. you bet” ~ And the thadow of a tender, painful re- mini-cence passed over the young man’s face. BYRON REED, s, zaED. and legal result. If this plan should be rejected by Congress no other can be contrived, fur there is ot time, it would then be left to a wranglivg and farious congress, to the secret intrigues and bolder strokes of demagogues, to the in- cressing excitement among the people, sll resuliing, probably in violence, and perhaps i civil war; orat best in lasting dmcontent ou one s de or the other. The Herald ad/ocates its adop tion. The World, editorially, stifl holds to its decided views respecting the electoral noies, and claims that the President of the Benate is nothing more than the official receiver, keeper and opener of the elecioral certificates, aud there his fuuctions end, and the two houses have the complete auclusive jurisdiction of the whole business. The world avotds discussing the pointsof the joint commiltee pian, bat, by implication, opposes ic. The Times opposes the plan and considers its woist feature a3 that Byron Reed & Co.. THE OLDEET BSTABLISHED Real Estate Agency IN NEBRASKA. Keep a completa Lhstract of title t all real 10 1n Umaba anc, Doug as county. MEDICAL. AMERICAN SURGICAL INSTITUTE 162 Hamor3t. Omaha Nebraska coustituting five ot the supreme { court judzes arbitrators between the brancbes ¢f Cougress. By it the seuate surrenders a meibod which protects the rizht ot states to deter- miue the reguisrity of their respect- ive votes. Of tbetwo parties whose futerests voere fuvolved, tie dem- ocrals alcac have ;emon o rejoice T'ae woil. #ili now believe, aud on the authori'y of a select com- m ittee, that the federal constitu om caunot endure the storm of a close- Iy coutested presidenual election; (bat to meet an_emcrgency whicn an adberence to the letter of the in- “trument micht really have over come, 1ts considered necessary to construct a rizkety piece of machi ery which will neither hasmonias with other parts of tie sysiem nor ccntribute to the faith of the pecple in the sagacify of tueir rulers. ————— MASSACHUSEITS. HOAR ELEC ED. Boston, Jsnuary 19.—The first ballot for U. 8. Senator in Joint lsg- islature resulted: Boutwell 47, Huar 146, Abbott 62, Rice 19, Bul lock 2, Beeleye 1. Number neces- sary for a choice, 183. - This elects Mr. Hoar. Great excitement fol- lowed the sunouncement of tbe re- <ult. ————— ILLINOIS. THE 8k NATORSHIP. Bpringfield, Jsn. 19.—The ballot for Senator stsnde: Logan 9, Pal mer 67, Anderson 9, Davis 4, Haines 2. Parish and two independents abandoned Davis and voted for Anderson. 14th ballot—Logan 98, Palmer 87, Anderson 10, Davis 3, Haines$, Perish 1. 15th—Same as last. 16th—8ame except Anderson 11, Davie 2. 17th and 18th—_Same s bafore. Jolnt-eession adjourned °£4'n!59' CEN'I'INMII a4} A TOR THE TREATMRNT OF A1 Clasges of Sargery, Chranic Bluu:l Defornities, f=rd o THE ENEXY OF DISEASE! THE FOE OF PAINI Yo Mea) and Beast.? IS THE GRAN OLD MUSTANG LINIMEINT, 2o testof 4 ANHOOD WEESTORED. who have tried in vain every know remedy. will leara of o simple pre- seription, PRES. care of nervious. manhood. and i uar... m‘fius i kco.ao v York. N° 186 MISCELLANENYS THE “NEW AUTOMATIC.” The Most Marvellons Advance in s.vi-g Meobauicm. The machines of the oy, heavy runnin with many and For the State of NEBRASKA and Territeries of [WYOMING » i» simple. nciee ‘orver. rup g out'temsion. and mate: beautifal and siastic seam. UTAN, Wilcox & Gibbs s, M. Co., IN GEAND CENTRAL BO1EL BUILDING OMAHA. NEB. A. HUBERMANN, FUR MANUFACTURER! And Buyer of Raw Furs, 51 and 513 Thirteenth Street. Omaha, Nebraska The attention of publie is alled to my large and VARIED STOCK of FURS Which fs now ready for inspecticn. Th persoual raperintendency of the manafactu i the best workmanli of b New York prices. tly ineresing facilitie arrants s first cl sezt to any part of the « ly bel Sing} Tty tam Do Totered b 7 enpene,” AR Miade’ of turs are eyt ou Dand Raw Skiss Dressed and Manufactured Acco. ding to t'e Latest Styles. novi6tf A HUB RMANN, . HELLMAN & CO.. MERCHANT TAITORS MANUPACTURERS OF CLOTHING ——AND DEALERS IN— (xENTS FURNISHING GOOD:. 281-38 Farnbham St.. Corner i3ih Stroet ONE PRILE . . feb 1-d&wly GO0DY MARLEN IN PLAIN FIN M. J. McEKELLIGON, ——IMPORTER AND JOBBER_OF- WINES AND LIQUORS TOBACCOS AND CIGARS. Ne 174 Farrzham Street, Omaba 0ld Kentucky W hiskies a Specialty Agents for the Eldorado Wine Co., California. A, Hospe,Jr.&Co. Looking-Classes, Pictures FRAMES, ‘ Regilding | 384 DODGE ST.. E Omabha Nebraska. r | | | AJ. PECE. & NERAL COMA'S5. 0N WEPCHANT. 282 Douglas Street. P Bl T VEGETINZ” Bl - ann physici n. *‘bas 0o equal as 004 parifler, Hearing of it wan> won- trfl:l cares, after ali other remedies had T viited Voo Laboratory ‘and goa- o ul milelf of {ts genuine merit. It i from . rks. root ' ts snd he h Is the, lHlondD E.TINE qure. m- worst caae. ETINE - led by physiciass wad spothis = ors ¥ phys =ad spotha V:GETIVE Iflnmfl':cnd“;m marvelous cures in VEGETINE Mooty mith, wondecfal ‘wuccess in Murea- “VEGETINE W1 eradioate Salt Rheum from 'the ays- “VEGETIVE Oures the most inveterate cases of VEGET‘NE Bamoves! pimples and Humors from VEGET NE ‘Cares Constipation and regulates the bow- VEGRTINS Is » valuable ”E,( for Headache. Wil urs Dysoopeia = @ i +~TIN® Restores the entire system to » Ithy ndlt o, i VEG ETINE Gures Pains in the . de. E. Remoy: NE Relter-s v-m--' -m- Stomach. VECETINE ains in the Hack INE Effectally cures Kid-ev Complaint g3 ~NE Is effe tivoin tacore of Femnle Weakned s, V. X B Cures Inscknowl-Zgod by all el lo to 3= B -t o aoe rliabie blood pu - A JRGETING 18 BSLD BY ALL DRUG- TEGAL NOTICE. State of Nebrasks. Dougles County. se; At s county courtheld in room, in_and for Tt m:&.f'..:‘:;‘ - watter o ceased ; m.: .::’m: doce tod 1 ered t at Junaary T, A. 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LEGAL NOTIC: To George Smith Barcloy W its Jumior Mors Worrres Weleott | Borelay o Peer Hoasel no remdent i fendante !oz are horeby noi " o said” plai pon Tmorlg-ge sxsonied by the saiv Jool T, Gr 2 snd_wiie on tze Jat day of . cent. trom date Oavabie of e sali | plsiatif on the mber at an order - rizag " and the proeecds 0 the payment theres aad o re- fess be award Court,_Alwo that” the d-{-na.nu Hareley *hits uad Veter Ho be required to di 3 bhereof, Rmount dus to the said Geo. Wars= a..n.i :‘ldn his mortaage on lot{ in Hiock id Tot from s for taxee a7 hebaivocy the_amount so %o be fonnd due to Dlanite’ that thersason tro said 1o ond may sach of the be f.raver cxel 1 rieht enterest and equit, of redemph i or £ sald premises or a0 nart ‘hreof an wwn-upnnm’ 3o the . 0. 14 Hoge 13 ohat 3 i cf Hiite Poctilion. erseh thmen southerly direction al ng the meanlers of said creek toa pomt in the center f sl creak. on thesouthlne of the west the w'e K of mid smction . thencemuat 30 cbsin to piace of hegiuning. contain 15 ia 29.16 seres of land. ired 70 anewor said peti o the sth dfler';ar;-rd":miw = dectwiw ou —