Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 24, 1880, Page 1

e ——————— VOL. IX. NO. 289. Established 1871, Pricc Five Cents WASHINGTON. Ths HouseGivesa Little Reliefto Small Tobacco Dealers. The Senate Passes Saunders’ Bourdary Extension Bill. The 8-nate Consiiers the ?mpo- sed New Plan of Counting the Electoral Vote, While the House Wastes the Entire Day in Useless Spouting. Confirmations by the Senate Caj itol Notes. THE WEED. Special dispa‘ches to The l'ee. Wasaixorox, May 22 —4 p. m.— The hovss pusred ab Nl providivg that dealers inl:f tubic2o who do not sell or consign for sale lecf tobceeo toan amouut cxseeding 25,000 pounds in A ecinl tax yerr,shiil pay a £5. A TTOBMHEKN BOUNDAEY. The seunte pasted a bill extending the northera boundary of Nebraska 80 as to includa the present territory of Dakota south of the forty-third parallel, east of Keyapada river and west of the main cbaunel of the Mis- souri river, when the Indisn title will be extingaished. CONFIRMATIONS. The senate in exesud firmed the folt goverror b'es, supervinor of census for the sixth distict of Illmois; Jumes L. Driden, of Illinols, to be United States sttors ney for the territory of Montsna. 8] TOR DON CAMERON Jeft here for Harrisburg en-route for Chicago, Saturday aftern on. CONORESSIONAL, SENATE, Bpocial dispate: 14 The Be Wasmxgos, May 22—10 p. m.= Toe joint rule for counting votes of wlect irs for [resident and vice-presi- dent was taken up. The rule provides for meetings of the two houses and opening of the elcotoral packages by the vice-presidect. If objection fa mada to avy such list t e two houses #zall o tura to their respective cham- bers and considers cuch vbjections. 1f both houses do not -concur in the re- jection, the vote shall be received, but if they concur in rejectngeuch vote it shall not be counted. In cise of more than cne list for the same state, aod if the houses do n't concur ia re- oeiving eitier, it shyl ba rejected, After considerable discussion, and without scticn n fne b ll, the senate went into execuive session, and at &35 p. m. adjourced. HOUSE. The day in ths house was complete- ly wested. Afser two hours had been epent in debating mections the house finlly got ints committee of the whole. Mr. Cock, ¢hairmsn of public build- ings committes, dested to make a statement correciing some missppre- hevsions s to the amount of work perform:d by his committee. After this explanation, di'atory tac'ics were resoried to and it was manifest that the wivogity would mot permit any businees to be done. The house st 3:30 p. m. sdjourned. 0J)AL; COMBINATIONS. Companies Caucusing and Scheming to Raise the Price. The Struggles of the Reading Company. Spscial Dispatch to Tes Bas. New Yorx, May 23—10p. m— For sorolittle time past the man- agers of the great coal companies have been conferring over a new plan for lersening the production and main- taining prices. One that has met the mo:t favor is an agreement to suspend absclutely. miniug operations from Juue 21 to Jely 7, snd follow the opening on July 8th with an advance of thirty cen's per ton. This is sp- proved by ali the companies with one excoption, and the etforts of all are now drected towards influencing the outstanding prosidents to join in the agreement. The plan isa substitute for the three days a week suspension arrangement now in vogue. It has not been put into the form of a writ- ten agresment, and there has been no formal mesting to cousider it, but several confereuc s have taken place in various offices and the matter fully discussed. The coal compantes are inclized to “:‘ belief lhbn the formal suspension of payment by tue Reading company will be beneficial to th:.gmd- the actions of the compwy bave, for a g like a pall over 3 bas sesled for further delivery at less than schedule rates and diecounted his customs notes to obtain ready money. The other companies, to retaliate and pre- vent the Reading-from. profiting by. this method,, have cut rates and in may instsnces Gowan has been com- pelled to s:11 at less prices than were sgreed upon at the time his sales were ade. This has been hurtful to. the busin ss of a1l the compaies, snd 2s the methods by which the Reading was tiding over ity difficulties were well understood to tha trade the crisis had been anticipated and a crash ap- preheaded which all were prepared for. Coal officials now siy every body will do bet-er and mors profita- ble business, and if the new arrance- ment s consu: . _for the suspension of produe tion, expenes will be the incroase realized and general ast- isfaction from this state of afurs may %o come to reason. The oppesi- tion of this particular company is that it is cheaper to maintain the prasent pan of {hree days suspention per wesk than to stop work altogether. President Gowan s:ys officially that ths etoppage of his company relieve them of the strain of carrying and in- er.asing their funded debt; that they owe nothing for wages and can keep the company wmoving with other com- panios in maiutainng prices of ccal, and the properly is really in better condition than when tubject to no payment beyond earnings than it was when they were incroasing the floating debt in the straggle to ma ntain credit. All their flo: secured by good collatcral, eud he apprehends no troub'e from creditors. FOREIGN EVENTS, BEACONSFIFLD EXPLAING. Special Dispaich to The Bee. Loxvox, May 22—4 p. m.—The Times has the following: “The lib- erty of the pressis one of tha most precious priviloges of Eoglighmen,and therefore it is to their interest that it should not be abused. I pever kave been apt to complain of the reports o acything T may have ssid in public, if they ovly coutained inaccuracies which pressure or evin some little malice might cccasion or inspire, but when an elsborate declaration of pol- iey is placed in my mouth, as was dove in the raport of the proceedings of the moeting in your issue of Thursday, not cne eingls wcrd of which was delivered by me, and which conveys in every serss the reverse of whatI expressed. I think it my duty to rauke this dicclaimer a3 public as the statement which you have circulated. BEACONSFIELD.” NorEs, ™ Neows of the Reading failure created & penic in the American r:ilway mar- ket. The execulive committee in the Blackbarn cottcn operatives, advise sl strikers to resume work when the mills open Mondsy. CENFRAL AND ROUTH AMERICAN BUD- GET. #pactal Dispatch to Tue Bea. Paxawa, May 10th via Now York, May 24.—1 n. m.—Hon. Eraest Diechmsn, United Stat-8 minister to Colombia, paid an official visit to Prosidcnt Ittwera on the bih inst. During the progress of the interview remarks were made by gentlemen present that explanations giver were not in sccordrace with recent news and articl. s published by the Panama Star and Herald. This wasexplamed Dy seying that the paper is in quest of a subsidy and not to be relied on. ‘The Star and Herald replied, Diech- men or any other man may judge of our motives, intentions withes or obligations as he may elect, but pub- lic expression of them which he has made, leaves us to reply that a liar is slways contemptible whether he s an American minister or ths meavest _wretch that crawls the streets. It commen's very seriously upon that gentleman’s exglination in regard to the miesion of the United States men-of-war to Lagura de Cheirqui snd gulf of Dvlce. On tke night of the issue of sid article a gr.nd serenade was given the proprie- tor of the paper ai his dwelng by officisls and 500 persous, in honor of bis defence of the houor of Celombia. M. Diechman took his depirture on the sixth. During the afternoon of iho sixth, Adnial Wyman end staff peid & to the prefect and ex- changed sentimeuts of amity and friend: The aimir.i is reporied to have stated to the prefect that he government entertains osly the most friendly feclings towards Colombia and there is mot the least danger of upture. There has been wittiin a few days a consider- able smount of spurious gold coin put in circulat’on in this city. Alsocoun- terfeit Peruvion Scles have been in- troduesd which are supposed to have been brought from New Yerk. The counterfeit gold reserred is believed was manufactured in Germany and reached this city by way of Central America. An atternpt wssmade on the life of the chief of the mgfll steamer “Don” at Aspinwall on the Gth instant by a sailor on beard. The officer was knock- ed into the main hcld of the ship, struck on his head and picked up for dead, but subsequently rallied. The assassin was arrested and carried to Ea;land in irons for trial. A schooner which has been at an- chor in the bay for some time is sup- sed to be waiting for arms for the eruvian government was bombarded by Chiliens residing here, on the 8th instant, and the coptain taken and put in irons by pirates, The Co- Flombia suthorities captured the pi- rates, sent them cn shore and had them put in_prison. It is_said arms intended to be shipped to Peru bave been captured by the government and a legal prize. News from Sonth America is up to the 28th of April. The Chilian forces wera then within a fow days march of Tacna, probably at Mon de Sama. and a batile might be momentarily expected. The latest from Gen. Montero is to the 10th of April, when he expressed great confidence in the result. As previously snncunced the bombard- ment commenced ou tbe 23d, launches and torpedo boats made a dash with the intention of cutting the monitor Atahwerp, but were repulsed. A BIG BLAZE. Bpecial Dispatch to The Bee. Loxpox, May 23, 10p. m.—A bleck of over firfty houses on the site of the old Surrey Gardens, was in flames Jast night and is still burning. A SMALL RIOT. Special Dispatch to Tue Brx. DusLiy, May 23, 10 p. m.—Five hundred of the South Oork mil ousted and beat a number of emi- grants who wereseated in a train from Kerry and were en route to America. Many of the emigrants were badly injured- THE GREEKS AND TUESS. To the Editor of Tne Brs. Loxpox, May 23—10p. m.—News bes arrived of a fa'al riot in Hom- stoum in Syris, 86 miles from Damas- cus. The town hes a population of 3,000 Greekyand Turks. The Greeks on the occasion of one of their na- ing that some of the shots might pen- etrate some casks of powder that wera placed in the magazine acd cause a great ¢ lamity. ETRIKERS' RIOT. Special dispatch to The Boe Mapgi, May 23.—10 p. m.—Over 1,000 cotton spinners set firo to ard wrecked a cotton mill in Barcelona yosterday. The militsry interferel and many of the spinners were ar- rested. ON TRIAL FUE CONSPIRACY. Loxpox, May 23.—10 p. m.—A dis- patch from St Petersburg says that the chance of Dr. Wilmar's acquittal aragncreasing. o was clarged with c-nspiracy. JAPAX NEUTRAL. Advices from Yokohama state that the Japsnese government definitely zesolved to re war bstween Rus:is and China. RACES ANDRLECTIONS, Special Dispatch to Tnx Bex. Parms, May 24—1 a. m—Tho French derby for three yeer 14 colts was won by Beauminet. Votirg at Lyons Sunday was large. A second bll.t will b necersiry. NIHILISTS ON TRIAL. Bpecial Dispatch to The Bee. S1. Pererssuno, May 24—1a. m- The Nihulist trials are procecd ng but in a_very bungling manner. chemist who sold_the poreon to Dr. Weimsr gave a different dite from that of the ac ‘ion. » great sepsation in court. JOHN BULL'S DOMINION, Special Dispatch to Tus Bsx. Loxpoy, May 24, 1 a. m.—The Times this merniog referring to the candidates for the presidency of the : U. B. concludes that the republican candidats Gea.. Grant may not be witheut defect and drawbacks, bot it is d:fficult to ses how any politician could be any more fitly entrusted with the interests of a party The Persian constl haviug insulted the Brit'sh consul at Djeada, Lord Granville, secretary of state for for- eign affairs has asked the Shah for an explanation. In the meantime the consul has been suspended. A Calcutta dispa ramors of the Rimpa rebellion thow- ing signs of breaking out afresh and orders have been issued to nati troops to be ready to embark at once* Bendar s to bethe popular favorite for the Derby. Betting 210 to 100 sgainst was offered after two to one had been taken. THE DEED OF A DEMON. A Crasy Husband Kills His Wife for a Few Hund- red Dollars, Special Dispatch to Tas Bax. Niw York, May23—10 p. m.— A dastardly murder committed Thurs- day night was discovered by the police yesterday. The dead body of Johan- na Brennan wes found in her room at 512 East Sixtecnth street. The wo- man and her husband had frequent quarrels because of hisapparently un- founded jealousy and desire to poseess himeelf of a tew hundred dolisra the wife had in_the banle 40 start bim in business. His peculiar actions and incoberent utterances at times gave in- dications of untound mind, and finally led to his discharge from employment last Thursday. Itis believed that his discharge resulted in a deliberate dstermination to murder his wife and ‘secure her money. Though they had frequent quarrels there was no suspicion among the peo- plein the house of anything wrong until Saturday, when the housckeeper, out of. curiosity, looked over the tran- som of the door aud saw the room be- spattered with blood. The police wers notificd and entrance forced, when thedead body of the woman was found on the beg with her throat cut fromear to ear. #he murderer used both razor and knife. Tho attitude of the woman and the bruises on her body and limbs showed she had strug- gled desperately for life, After com- mitting the deed the murderer had washed himself and changed his clothes, and after eecuring the bank book left the house. On the table was found a note scrawled In German on a piece of paper and signed *‘Emil Brenuan,” stating he had cut his wife's throat because she was unfaithful to bim. It is believed the murderer has sailed for Europe. Crowding a Deposed Clerk. Special dispatch to The Bee. Crxcrsxami, May 23,10 p. m.—In the cases against Tom Ambrose, de- posed U. 8. clerk, Judge Swayne yes- terday practically sustained the civil suits against Ambroseand bondsmen, but were ruled out on_technicalities. The criminal cases sgainst Ambrose, by order of Judge Swayne, go to the. supreme_court, which throws them over to the fall term. Fatal Shooting Affray. Specialdispatch to Tho Bee. Jouessura, Col., May 24,1 a. m, —To-dey & shooting scrape occurred about mile from here between two Wolf, in which the latter was instant- Iy killed. Wolf received two shots, onein the leg snd the otherin the abdomen. Ho died without uttering aword. Both men were employed by Mr. J. L. Brush, a large cattle owner who is here on the spring round-up. Ttis impoesible to learn the origin of the troable at presert. As usual there being rumors, none of which wo see fit to credit. Garvey, it is stated, is of a lawless disposition and has been hunting trouble for some time. After doing the ehooting he mounted his horse and made his escapo. A re- ward of fifty dollara has been cffered fohis arrest by the cowboys, and if one could judge by the feeling mani- 1-:«1,‘ if causht now, ::m would be work for Ju yoch. Wolf was ‘buried here to day. Welcoming Mike Davitt. Spacial Disgatch to The Bes. Nzw Yomx, May 24—1 a. m.— About 1000 Irishmen, principally members of the Land League, assem- bled in Jones' woods Sunday after- noon to welcome Michael Davitt, who recently arrived in this country from Ireland, Mrs. Parnell was present. Dr. Wallace read an address read one from the Robert Emmet Philadel- phis M& society, Davitt after result. Thero is liftle doubt in their | tiona] fetes began to fire rifles in the its ob- miods that wih e neighbor] l:;o‘:fii the powder magazine | ject. mmfiw’" Md'h Readiug company, they will | of thetown. The Turkish authorities uflufidmlflmzmnfin hnathomthumomm ordered the firing to cease, fears in the in neutral'in event of | The ' This created | i DOMESTIC DOINGS, | Senatorial Comments. 50, May 22—4 p. m.—The . Journals Washingicn special saye: | One of the mo:t prominen New Eng- i land serators to'd your ccrrespondent | to-dap that > believed t:e action of | the Tiliaois crnrestion only demon- | strated the n cexity for some candi- | date cther than Grant or Bline, | Avothr secator, Dleir, of JNew | Humpshice, who favored Senator | Blaive, £:i1 Lo believed the effect of { the Springficld convention would be | to weaken Gran''s candidacy and make ! his defeat at Chic:go more certain. There has ben nothing of apecial interest in eitho: brenoh of congress to-day, Cemercn Teaves for Chicago to-day. Kalloch Squeals, Special dispateh to The Eze. San Fraxcr:co, May 22—2 p. m.— | Ka'loct’s imperchmen’ case comes up Monday in the sapcricr court. He {filed an afidavit demurring to ! the complaint on the ground that the court has no juri=diction; also, that it | does notstate f1ct3 eufficient to consti- | tate a cause of action. Verdict of Damages. New Yosk, May 23—4 p m.—A | Mr. Harrold this morning obtained & { verdict of 30,000 for damages for in- juries received on the elevated rail- i way. ‘Work to be Oontinued. Special Dispatch to The Bee. PrIADELPEL, May 22, 4 p. m— Tho Philadelobia and Resding rail- | road and coal +nd ircn companies will conduct operati ns as urual, and there | will bs no suspension of business. Work will be resumed at the collisries Monday and continued {ill Wednesdsy night, The excitement is still great over the failure. It is'reported s number of smaller failurea will be snnounced. Reading stock sold down to 10, Penne sylvania to 48}, Preparing for the Harvest. Spec'al Dispatch to The Bes. Onicaco, May 24 —1e. m —A large influxof leading republicaus from all paris of the country are expected here this week a3 the advance guard of the natiopsl convention, Ample preparctions have been made for all who come, Some of the Blaine and Wasbburce delcga‘es of the Spring- 6ield conventicn are talkiog of holding #n indignstion me-ting to give expres- slon to their feelings. Terrible Rairroad Accident. Bpecial dispitches 1o The Hee. Sax Fraxcisco, May 24 —lam.— In the accideut > sn_excursion train from Santa Cruz to-day fifty persons were injvred. The nccident was be- tween Senta Cruzand Felton, by de- Iay of the local train, anda collision on the curva nins persons were kill and sixteen badly injured. No fur- ther particulars can be obtained till the arrival of the train. MARKETS EY TELEGRAPH, and Btock. Now Yorz Money sadtock. MONEY. & hu.. b, B Loats ad Pucil Chicago Produce. On10ac0, May 22, Wheat—No. 2, $1 16 for cash; $1 16 for May; $1 083 bid for June; $1 034 for July; No. 3, 92@92}¢; No. 1, red witer in etore, 81 07. Corn—No. 2 ard high mixed 373c cash; 874c bid for Msy; 384c bid for June; 36c for July; for Au- gust; rejected, 3bc. Oats—No. 2, al}%c for cath; 32}@32}c for May; for June; 284@28%c, closed at 28fc for July. se—No, 2, 85¢ fcr cash or May. Barley—No. 2, T8¢, Pork—$10 05@10 10 fcr cash; $10 05@10 073 for June; $10 15@ 10174 for July; $10 27} for Acgust, Lard—$6 673 for cash; $6 70@6 for June; $6 723@6 75 for July; $6 76 @6773 for Avgust, Buk Meat:—Sheulders, $4 20; short 1ib, §6 80; chort clewr, 86 50, ‘Whisky—21 08, Butter—Sal:s st 12§@21c. Eges—Firmer; 9}@10c. Milwauges rrcauce Market M:uwavses, May 22, Wheat—No. 1 Milwaokee, hard, $113; No. 1 Ml nackeo, 81 104; No. 2 do, $1063; Msy, 81 06}; June, $1 07; July, 81 04}; No. 3 Milwau- kee, 90c; No. 4, 81c; rejected, 65c. Cora—No. 2, 37}c. Oats—No, 2, 32}c. Rye—No. 1, 86c. Barley—No. 2 fall, 70c. New York Produce. Nzw Yor 22, Wheat—Usgrated apeiog. 8 10; No. 2 do, 81 183@1 21; ungraded red, $1 26@1 324; No. 2 do, 81 Sl4@l 32; mixed winer, 81 95 'No. 3 ambie @1 32; ungraded white, 81 26}; N%mn,uzséus. el o orm—Ungraded, 634@560; No, 3, 54c: Mo 3 Biaseslont oo eias, No. 2 for 5 > 50}c; m‘y';eéci Sais e ta—Mixed 6o;wert: “as white westorn, 464@500. 11je. gg'k—l —Ol 0 90; Z mess, $10 90; new meas, Lard—Heavy; 7 amxd—Heavy; prime sieam, §7 13 Whisky—Nomipal st §1 130115, ADDITIONAL LOGAL WANDERING WESIERDAHL In Search of an Embezzling Travelling Man. Four Weeks Tramping Which Results in the Capture of the Accused and His Subsequent Release, Marehal Westerdahl returned Satur- day from Rock Teland, L, where he has been engaged for two wecks past in endesvoring to secure the person of Geoorge E. Renfro, a young man well known in our city and formeriy en- gaged in the service cf one of our prominent wholesale houses. Renfro for a long time traveled for the frm of Guild & Morrill, of this city, and was krown asa young man of considerable business ability, but inclined to be fast and lavish ot his money. On the first of last Feb- raary he left the employ of Guild & Monill and eatered a prominent St. Louis tea firm, who valued his services 80 highly that they paid him $2500 a year salary, his territory lyirg in the southern states of the Mississippi valley. Shortly afier Renfr left Omaha his employers discovcred that his accoun’s would not balance by some $330. Further investigation revealad the fact that there was crookeduess ap- parent, and cn the 3d of April a war- rant wes sworn out in the plice court by Charles A. Morrill, of the firm of Guild & Morrill, charging him with embezzlement. Marshal Westerdshl took the warrant to Lincola, and, ob- taining & requisition from Governor Niuce on the Governor of Missouri, started at once for St. Louis. The very day before the Marshal arrived, Renfro had some {rouble with a wom- an in that city, which was sggravated by the arrival of his wife, and in con- sequence he was bounced from the La- clede hotel and left the city. Marshal Westerdahl returned to Omaha, but at once telegraphed the various officials throughout the west a description of Renfro. and asked for his detention should he turn up. On the 10«hinst, Marshal Westerdabl reoeived a dispatch from Rock Tsland, saying that Renfro had been arr:sted and jailed at that place. An official was immediately sent to obtain a requitition on Goveanor Cullom, of Tilinois, for the prisoner, and the marshal started at once for Rock Tsland, where he arrived on Thursday night. Renfro had retained three lawyers, Messra. Sweeney, Jackson and Walker, and an effort was made tostop a requisition, but without suc- cess. Aftor waiting two days for the proper papers, the marshal lefc for Springfield and obtained the requisi- tion, but on his return was delsyed two days by a wash- on the Ilinois Midland When he reached Rock Island he was surprised to find that Renfro had been released on bail and had disappesred. The marshal then left for Omaha and had arrived at Newton, Iows, when he received a telegram sent by the Rock Island chief of the pclice to the city and dispatched to the train, that bis man was rearrested and that Mr. Guild was on his way to prosecute "A TOTAL WRECZ. | The New Catholic Convent | Blown Down. Lest evening, during the torrific wind storm, which blaw great clouds of dust and rubbish down the sireets, to the total exclusion from si-ht of objests Ba'f a block away, {he new shaking up. Sitaated, asitis, on cne of the highest peints in Sh'nn's addition, in the northwestern part of the city, it proved an essy prey to the angry elements. Atout half-past s'x the wind made a sudd:n changs from north to routh. Tt was just at the time of this change that tlie north wall of the couvent fell in, filing the basement excavation completely, and making & total wreck of all the wood-work in the structure, which was hardly half complsted. It is a three-story building, snd the roof had not been put on. The wicdows were mostly open, and corsequently there was nothing but the shell to rc- sist the storm. We are informed, however, that the contractors, tho Ittners, made provision sgainst & pessible storm, by propping the gable end, which had been finished and by closing some «f the windows. The walls ars 18 inches thick, and very strong. The joists which hed been putin on the firstand second floors ere broken and slivered into smithereens, The south wall is pretty badly torn st | Catholic convent suffercd a severe | of. the joist sockete, and it is proballe that every wall in the structors is twisted out of plumb toan extent that will necessitate the reconstruction of the whole building. A reporter was unsbls to find any of the conirastors, spectators could estimate the loss in figures. Street Gar Rovbery., Friday night, ebout 7:40, the earli- est car in on the green line was robbed on the corner of Eightoonth and Izard streets to the amount of $10. The driver, Mr. Thompson, had left his seat to adjust the awitch which turns his car in the direction of the horsecar barn, leaving his tin money-box in a settee, from which he makes changs for passengers who have the good fortune to possass money in large bills, He wss careless enough to never take a thought of his box until reaching the barn, where he discovered that he couldn't dis- cover it whera be had put it. He went back to Izard street at one and found the box lying in the middle of the track, empty and for- eaken. The thief gat about 810 in all. It will soon be necessary to send a policeman cut with every car after dark, if this kind of business goes on much farther. snd no one among the great crowd of | b FEBRIFUGE A REMARKABLE LETTER FROM A | CELEBRATED PHYSICIAN. Bryan, Texas, Juue 11, 1879, irdsoa, St. Louis—Dear Sir:— old, hiad fever every < every third day, for about | Tused as mucl, a8 12 grains duzing Wie day, bat with no onin (alkalold’ Sulph. Lacine, ete., ete., but the T rellictantly for Cinel: 3 boy got worse all the time. sent”down to my store brifuge,and I wrico jost 0 sa; symptom ot fover: m- m s Febrifuge, to date, being now overa month ago. 1 feel that Louzht to say this rauch in behalf of your medicine. Am a rogalar M. Do, but retired {rom ractice § years ‘ozo’and devoting my 0 to drug business. Vorf respectiully, J. W. HOWELL. IT 13 THE BEST. Stockton, Mo., Aug. 25th, 1870, J. 0. Richardson, £¢t. Louis—Dear Stri~ Qlifford’s Febrifuge 1" the best thing for Chilly and Fever (Lat we have ever handled. There never has been a case liat was NOT cured by it tuat was taken Acoording to directions in this part of hocountry. ~Yours truly, MACE & MITCHELL, FROM A PROMINENT DRUG FIRM. Chillicothe, Mo., July 30,1870, J; G Bichardson, St. Loule My Deas have sold hu sometiing mlabies 1t 1o ;.:z:“flgflm os0. Wo ot e elamsy "oUses Witk ik S % Boyce & Ostrander. This is to certify that I had the Fover and this summer and the tse of on ot a hottle of Clifford’s Febri- e-hi £ iy Sared ite It 1o the speedi- Sotelre T Bave known of. EO. BAILOB. HE 8TILL LIVES! Office o2 U. 8. Novelty Mtg. Cos, NewSork Cily, Auguii % 1878, Dear Sir:—For over two years. \vo Pever Bad Akue, and After e ng Tt one-half Dot of e tie, ilsve my cae wor nently: T beliave P cai A, Vours truls, ‘me uld as . W. POOL, d Manager U, 5. Nty Cor FEBRIFUGE GENERAL AGENTS: RICHARDSON & CO., - St.Louls. FOR SALE EVERYWHERE. T e NOIICE. ‘Barclay White Guardian of Rebecoa M. White, and Kebeces M. White, non-resident defendants, will take notics that Josaoh Barker, of Douglas County, in the State ek, aid, on the 18th day of My, A. D, 1880, filo is petition in in and for the County of Nebraska, a7ais sv'd Bar. Rebecea M in biock three hundre City of O te, Whick alatiff, and tre waid do- fendant and wd, the! are required t app on ar betore the 25th 3 v 1850, Py Picirawns & Husr, Dated Moy 15th, 1830, — Chicago Live Stock Market Caicaco, May 22. Hogs—Receipts, 17,500 herd; mar- ket opened dull and values 5@10c off from yesterday; mixed packing, com- mon to fair, at 83 90@4 30; choice heavy, $4 25@4 45; bulk, $4 50. Cattle—Receipte, 2,500 head; re- ceipts for the week, 31,500—the larg- est on record; common to good ship- ping, 84 40G4 874; western 81 00@ 5 55; butchers’ cattle, $2 203 80; with bulk at $2 75@3 60; corn fed Texans, average, $2 50@2 80; stockers and feeders quict at $3 30@4 20 for common to choice. Sheep—Receipts, 1000 head; mar- ket quiet aad dull; common to good clippe, 83 75@ 20; wooled, the case. Reaching Rock Island he presented his requisition and the pritoner was turned over to him at once. But the law’s delays aro proverbial, and Renfro had already procured the services of three lawyers, Mesars. Kenworthy, Beardsly and Judge Wil- kinson, who spplied to Judge Pleas- ants, of the circuit court, alleging fa- tal errors in the printed form of the requisilion of the governor of Illinois. After a hearing of four hours the pris- oner was discharged on the grounds claimed by his counsel. A new war- rant will be applied for by Guild & Morrill, but in the meantime Renfro sttempted to serve papers on the mar- shal and his former employes, claim- ing $10,000 for false impriscnment. Renfo's side of the story is that no sottlement was ever made with Guild & Morrill, although he des'red to do 80 and offered to take their figures. His employers in St. Louis, Messrs, Foster & Co., have offered to tettle the matter by paying all fees and costs, but Guild & Morrill have re- fused to listen to any overtures, Renro is a young man, 27 years of age, and bas a wife living in Chi- cago. His peoplo are well connected. A Cerd. report was published in the daily pa- pers that I had advised Mr. Mead not to re employ any of the old hands at Smelting works, nor to raise their 2ges. I wish to characterize such report ar an infamous falsehood and Easelessslander. I had no_convere: tionon the subject with Mr. Mead whatsoever. Anyof my interviewswith him related solely to my official duties. Tt was neither in accordance with my dutyor inclinations to offer such gratu- itousadvice. Thewholecanard has been manufactured from whole cloth by parties who were not ashamed to stab a man io the back when he could not reply, and was absent fromthe city. 1 foel that this explanation is due my- self and the working people. 0. J. WesTERDALL, Marshal. e We have to note the first importa- tion into Omahs of footh-brushes, Kubn & Co. having had a large as. sortment of brushes made to order in London. Evgry brysh iy warranted, During my absence from the city a |- 5 0966 0. St. Louis Produce. Sr. Lours, May 22. Whest—Unsettlod; No. 2red, $1 11 $103@1 03] for June; 933@04ko for ear. ¥ Corn—32 for cash and May. Rye—Firm at 90c. Barley—No market. Whisky—S81 07. 5 Pork—Lower at $1025 bid cash; $10 30 for June. Dry Salted Meats—Easier; 34 008 64 om—Easy; $4 623, $6 %067 15, Lard—$6 90 FEVER AND AGUE. OSTETTERY . A FORTIFY THE SYSTEx. And you are armed tonic for this purpose Bitters, which renders digestion lete, counteracts biliousness, and Kkeeps tho wels in order, and #0 genial ana beneficent are ita effecta,that not only is the body invigorated. And reguiated by its use, but despondency ban- ished from all the For sale by ll Druggisisand Dealers genrally $500 Reward. ‘W will pay the above reward for any case ol Liver Complaint Sick Headache, In- d paiion or Com we cannot cure with West's Vegetable Liver Pills, when the directions are iod ':u; They sre ‘and never ve satlstec: purely vegetable, = @111§ for cash; $111@112 for May; [ July; 91fc for August; 90c for the | W. R. BENNETT & CO0'S COLUNN | Remember that you can now buy Goods of us at Unhrard of Low Prices as indicated below. A LAXRGE VARIETY OF ols scld at 3¢, B¢, 8o FFEIS & SPICES, 1 TEAS Our Crea dunder full goar. antee In Teas ¢ and np- we quo e given with wazds, all fu each one e SPIGES—The most_complo‘e sasortment in Omata and at priccs below all competitors, BAKING POWDER—I5¢ and upward. NG EXTRAUT3—AL Sc per bottle SHC largo box e BLRUS! neo, and Franch Mustard, ndlsd, 15c. Ax'e Grease, h, 83 rer pound. Laundry S por pound. Citron, ¥, at & col, at 80c per pound. a quality Lem n w 1 Woolen Ware chcap. Wash Boards, 15-. for 25c. Bird Food in Cuttle Fish Eone at one potud pac INSUTSGARS ¢ 70¢ per gallon, Superior quality of S #250 ver keg. LAUNLI tom pices. low prices. cheap as the cheapest e liave alenaddad tho ollwing gool to our (T, extra quaity a stock, which we proposs to oll cheap. Compor Gumy Wiile Wax, Yos. Ja. Ginger, Tarrgoric Liquorice Etrengthening Pari Other Goods too Numer- ous to meution, ches; Forget It, and give us » call. Exam- Ine goods and compare prices. Spec- fal rates to parties to sell agaln. Orders from the country flled. Prices guaranteod and seut 0.0. D. BEMEMBER OUR NUMBER, 113 North Fifteenth, adjoining L. ATS ol at bot- | ITS, best'in market aud ss | £ And an Immense Variety of : BARGAINS SUN ST . 2DDES A figA'g'TATE PA RZ\EBLSI AGENCY, £ BRI M I S’|LARGE ASSORTMENT 15th and Douglas Street.| PEKIN DOTS, 0, 3 in or west, 4nd varping in oles nvent, between_ St. Sary's ay roet —$00 to $500. enst of ba- ricks on S onders and and will be sold very cre 10’83 now 13 y0ur of street ear tracks on & feet for $1,5F0—will divide it. Cheap lots in Cre: U. P. depot t TERRACE ADDITION. 7th, eest, south x ven aun. deratrect for $575. S ‘Choios 1:t, Ferniiam and 240 streats, §9132 it Fon isc addition. soath of #500. Forty lots on Park Avenu and Georgia stre on road to park, and nesr head of St M. 2 each. Seven yoars o those who will » partioal.rs sppy to G. P. BEMIS, Agen terest baildiuge. F 1 farther t, Fitteenth and Dovglis Streets. for §62 Two cholce lots on 1o, G0X165 feet each, nesr S°. Mary's 350 and §900. in Grand View addltion, d depot, frum 815 to § 00 each" id each. tween Dodge street on the nort on the south. foimerly and moro recently known Only 52 lo's bave thus far been platted—! Farnham and S on Dougias strest. These ars 50 0 86 foet In widt ) and 1 . 5 years time, at § te thoto who wil bulld good substa Bouses thereon, Call and examine plat and 1l information at BEMIS’ REAL ESTATE AGENCY, r cent Over 260 houses snd lots ave offercd for They are scattored all over reat saciifice. Here Covers fust a quarter ne this without any del GEO. P. BEMIS, block. PARK PLACE. They & from $150 to §300 and full particulars of + pi GFO. P BEMIS, Agent, 16th and Dougl 750, Severil large lots rods and %} zeres each, eact t0 2150 each. Acze 1ot ¢ prlcton's ne r15h and Cark 1,00 McCANDLISH PLACE. anell— hese 0810 o p operties in bioei—15,000 ADDITION. L_.KES eaen mprove. b sre c y tm il piym.at cown and” At iniercs? 10 GEO. B. Williams & Son, Dry Goods Stare, , Neb. 15th & Douglas St., a0 14 15th and Douglas Streels, A nice lot on Harney and Twenty-first streets, 25, - Is Unsurpassed, containing all Fwo cheice lots near 23 and Clark streets, in 370 Test, on 18tn siveet, south plecsis new residnce, for $3.000, or o {2 into city sizel lotsa. from $350 to $300 made. RIVERVIEW ADDITION. o on Iote indepth. 31,000 it . the de.iro. Prices varying " houses near sacison | S0 d0ing We undersell s cne. The property must of iny. I5th and Douglas Sts. st g, e Coming i Swdes | ), B, WILLIAMS & SON, in the city of Oumshs, by *his agency in Paik adii ion, on Cuming, an make ‘while you than equal f block— are dis ance weat of Cr izhton per diately, and don't lose your oot on s hina et S| CASH : ‘s addition, 81500 | § s xeen cho o Tariet’s aaditon, 13 Prices §700 to 83, Severai choics 1o's in Reod's first addition, | 1o o oo Sherman_ayenua, (16:h sroat), | $0n0 S B stroet), lo's, very near to the bas- | 11 teda very fow steps | 1 aveaae,and | 7 108 ov2d of James s e handy to bus | 13 1va' e Feas ¥ dcpar, stock Gl 'and get. piat | HbaTag 7510 8.60 tnd cany | 9 eSco tottion, im- | Pea, B and Dudley: | Court’s, Juro on the mak | Po B, V. ity 20ih and | Railroad Bond snd long | County Road and B 1S, Agent, HOZBAC.I'S ADDITION. s:cond edditians Letween i3, v <ol very y smel g works, ete, om §.0) t3 §1:100 each, who wil i . BEMIS, Sue: € glas, Barpy, Lecsin .mr‘mpx'n l“n:m ecsived a lot of in the i e ) dre-L full par.icul-ra n 15 thas_ who ~SATIN STRIPES, ROCADES, FANCY SILK BLACKS &e., AT LOWER PRICES than they were ever offered before. ou=m DRESS GOODS DEPT the Novelties of the Seasom, ;S0 st 1| from the cheapest to the finest uth of - P Dress Fabrics OUR SILK DEPARTMENT is now the most Complete in the City, Remember we sell for CASH ONLY, and by EVERYBODY ELSE. Leade in Dry Goods, 1522 & 1625 Dodge St.,Cor. 15th. J. 1. NICHOLS & C0., Successors to E. FEARON. Price List. 5 Bagood Rio ¢ 4 s Costa ltica 31bs very bestO 3l Moch...... 8 cans P bs V: 4 1w Pit 16 16 1bs Dobins 17 Ibs chole 17 Ibs ch 1 . Jumbes.. 241be Beans. 35 Ibs Hominy 1 los Carolina. Kice. . 12113 Mix Powder... M-ple Syrap per Amber Wit ‘31!‘:38l!SII;IIIISIISlIlllllllll.'i'll;;;;;;;;; v, B. BEEMER, 4555 COMMISSION MERCHANT OMAIIA. in Foeizn and Domests 7 3, Povlt 7, Game, Ba by sl Agunt n-mrn novttm Wholew Gl and | ESTIMATE CF ANNUAL OF DOUCLAS CO-,FOR THE YEAR 1880- nd Court ex- e O e o e 16,000 ... 12,000 special a8 Sinking Fund. our tions and Total.. . §123,000 By Order of County Commissioners. Jomx R. Maxcupsras, County Clerk. By H. T. Leavirr, Deputy. MARTI THE TAILOR, goods. Tou viied t> call and ges prices, whieh be i antass e lowess (3 the el 155 pann T sraET. NEW TIME TABLE or Tan OMAHA AND FORT OMANA ml24w Geo. P. Bemis’, (MNIBUS LINE. Reac Estare Acexcy, - s elock.. 20 Gelock. = SUNDAYS EVERY TWO HOURS. 'W. B. BENNETT & 00.'omama, - - - - - NEB(|Fare - - - - + + 35 Contsy