Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 19, 1880, Page 1

W &I Lay, begg ’ he Omaha Daily — VOL. X. OMAHA, NEBRASKA, TU: SDAY. OCTOBER 19, 188( ). Established 187, THER I SHEAPEST 'BOOK STORE N THE WORLD, CATALOGUE OF VALUABLE AND INTERESTING BOOKS A1l xEw and rams, Justiarvived at the 1116 Farnham Street. “Opposite Dewey & Stone's) | Nebr. Purchasers 1 om this catalogue amounti o oo mverew il bo 2 owd'an ‘shdiions’ Siatormnt of ive per cent; $16.00 or over, tea per Conc: $50.00 or over, ifieen per e . T¥—Partios ordering be mall will nciose 19: for 12mo., and 20c for 8vo. books to cover estage Wustory and Blography, History ot Encland. From the ki o 3% Los G 10 the Abdlc: 11,1688 6 vols, large MORNING EDITION, Pricé Five Cents own, whither Koyes was also The lattec was locked up fir the aight, and daring the darkness & party of about twenty men weat to Thabing hey otended o ch S . hun oy intended to lynch him takable Signs of be attempted to escape, but was shot Gown while trsingto break throa, s the crowd at the door. He died before Madness. morning. Two of the wounded Mex- A Imagices That Eis Epe- |ioats who evcaped wero found dead. mies) are Plotting His Loss of the “Alpena.” 3 ‘Epecial Dispatch to The Bee. Desimones. Quicaco, October 1910 p. m. There appears to be little doubt this Snow Storm in Buenos Ayres evening that the fine side-wheel ateam er " was lost in Saturda, Destroys An Immense gale on Lake Michigan, and that the Amount of Frop- six'y or seventy souls on board all FORE The Sultan Shows Unmis- GN EVENTS. Georget take perished. She was owned by the erty. Goodrich line, o this city, and up to e alate hour this afterncon nothing boen received by the company con- NEW PEESCH STEAMSHIP LINE Srming the lom, except » brief dis- Spocial Dispateh 1o The Boe patch from Montague, Mich., that Panis, October 18—10 p. m.—The | the deck of the ‘‘Alpens” had been new French shipping company has or- | picked up near Muskagon, Mich. dored five steamers to be built on the | These disotches caured grave fears Clyde, to constitute part of the equip- | to enter Mr. Goodrich’s mind. He ments of its line betweon France and | telegraphed to every pomsible point Americs. The veesels are to bo first | where infermation could be had, an, claas in every respect, and similar to | sont his superintendent with men to the new liners of the Trans-Atlantic | make a search of the east shore. An- company. other dispatch received by Capt. Good- rich said that the propellor **Buffalo A TERRIBLE STORM, saw the ‘‘Alpens” at snchor at the Spocial Dispateh to Tux Bus. Manitous, and this gave him aray of _Loxpox, October 18—10 p. m.—A | hope. Capt. Webber, of the schooner dispatch from Buenos Ayres states | ‘‘Irish,” says that he sighted the that a most terrific snow storm, ac | “Alpena” about 9 o'clock Saturday companied by an unusual degree of | forenoon. The “Ir'sh” was out from 0 as well as the ‘‘Alpena.” cold for the season, has swept over | Grand Hi the province of Buenos Ayres, de-|Capt. Webber says at the timo he saw stroying & million and & halt of cows, | the ““Alpena” s man could not stand sheep and horses. Many cattls r: on deck for » moment. He left har © emtra. 01 iw's Avelent Tlatory Type Bditions, & vole. 1 0 5 Vole $to cioth. ® wictarch's | ives of Men Wit L4 of Platarch. § vols, 19mo. cloth gilt wilt tops . s 250 eop. . 3 3 2 sheep... 2 50 uwemo Tarkich War, 12mo_cloth... 100 poteon end His Camp igns, 12mo 100 eh'150 f 100 100 1% History of Livingstone, ot .. . inclu ding the ‘inh. Royal 12mo. T Geerge Wadhiagton, Acxander Hamiltn, r 8 izhol Iof Rumsia, 12m0 Gant. John Smith, 12mo. cloth.. ¥i%s Major Pasline 15mo. cloth erole Women of Hictory, 1imo. cloth. .. ) C-raica and. Eavly Lite of Napoleon, 18m Tous Napoieon, 3 Sietary of the War in India. Red Line Poets. f— 4 beautital edition of Red gy a Memolr and is Milton. g oot Wordeworth. Ousian. Shzucer Youne. Sarphell and Southey. o : . 5 Yackay. Hood Goldmmitn. 3 Hontgomery, James. _Pope. Sohnaon's Lives of Poete: The Chandos Classics, of Standard works i Poetry, His- S Koot General Literturs, Crowa 8v0 o o syt of biAmE.pOr YOl Lnderson' Pulry Tales Maccay's Poums. A Mg T Mhon, Nocigomery's Fooms. Beok of Authors. Moty Ockley & Gibbou's His- the Sarucens. ad : In et Beuyan's Pi grima Pro- rese, Pope! Pope's Poeuns Reprasentative Actors: Rookuson Crusoe. o0d. Finorous Pooms. obnson's Lives of Posta, Lock e Rotevie Mot Hour, Mac ulavs Lays. Horin (Gomplete)._ Lagendary Caliade, o RamayaaniPooms Fiction. LG WAVERLY NOVELS. @ubverse Edition, 38 vois. 12mo. cloth por oL 5 13 ™ s e s . I.. 180 DICKENS COMPLETE WORKS. cloth, per L3 Vaiver voa. o, o e Bhove Baiiian, ib vole. 13m0 clothp ¥ vol #1 00 MEDICAL, BECIPE, AND COOK BOOKS. Chatos Recipe or Information fo P yoods, 16mo, cloth. - t1m Chasew g o el B, I S b e i Sound ia olleloth. § Bocetpta, worth their W s Y B s Wi 5 12mo. Chamber's Eneyc opadl, ‘Edition in 10 vo's. sheep. .. s Lawyer snd Book of Svaryhod's Luwyer and Bos 12mo, Law S e e 4888 BSEEM wEKURINEE 8 LIBERAL PRICES —rars yon— D BOOKS, in cash or fa exchange. ers and farmers aro reportad to have | absut 11 o'clock, some ten miles off lost all their stock, und a geeat amount | Ken sha, heading for *he shore, but of embarrassmeut and sufferitc will | sho afterward laid her course for be the result. CRAZY SULTAX. Special diepatch to The Boe. CoxsraxtixorLe, October 19—1 a. m. —The whole city was yestorday thrown in agit by the arrest of Beherm Agpapa, an attendant of the sultan, on the chargs of a{tsmpting ‘o set fire to the imperial palace. There 18 no doubt about the arrest, although many say that it is impossible that he Chicago. The *‘Alpena” loft Grand Haven Saturday night at 9 o’clock for Chicago. From the fact that she started in the night. Captain Good- rich thinks there were not many pas- sengers, but from other sources it is loarned that there were about forty, aud a crew of about thirty. Only th namos of a few of the passengers aro known, and they are telegraphed from Grand Haven ss follows: W. S, Bon- POLITICAL PO! Secretary Sherman Con-! gratulated on the Party Success in Ohio. Wade Hampton Elicits a Broadside From “Old Resumption.” Aggressive Republicans. Bvecial Dispatch to Tho Boc. New Yo, October 18—10 p. m.— The republican committee have d. teriained ts make tho closs-of tho ewbpaign in'this city very acgive, and prominent speakers have bEgn sum- moned from all parts of the sountry. Gen. Grant, who is now in this city, will, it is anuounced, preside at a meetiog in Utica on the 25th “ust., and at ahother in Syraxuse on the 26th. Senator Conkling will sveak onbut is extending. Yesterday the 0. & A. cut the rates to Council Bluffs {10 $6.50 and Oms®a $7.00, via the Kansas City & Sk Joe road, and yes- terdsy the Wabash dropped to ‘the same figures. The prices to Chicago and Kansas City continueiat one dol- Iz, and rou:d wmn to Chicago at$3,40. The uri Pacific, while not actually in the bght, mests all the cut rates to western points. The apeculation in uolimited tickets has about ceased, and 8ales of these tick- ets has nearly stwpped. There is same talk of the esstern roads becom- inz ihvolved in war, but there is no public snnounceme3t of a out in that diregicn. CH1cAGO, October 10, 1 a, m.— There was a lively run yesterday on the ticket offices of the “Wabash, the Alton, the Rock Telard, and the C. x.‘iramm\:a, were all sel- ling¥lcket: to Kansas City for fify cents. Mon and women &rowded the and stood in line buying as fast as tickets could be handed out. The even‘ng traine were especially crowd- ed, and e'even coaches went out on the Wabach aud Alton. The Wabash is selling to Peoria and return for i to-morrow evening in Oswego, in Jamestown on ths 21st, and Buffalo on the 22d. Ho will aley attend the meeting at Utica and Syracuse, and then g to R ichester on. the 27th, to Lockport on the 28'h, and Albany on the 30th. Hon. Emdry A. Stores, of Chicago, will doliver an address in Hartford, Ct., to morrow night, at Cooper Unium, in this city, Wednes- day nighr, and at Suawford, Ct., Thursday night. He will alto attend the meating: at Utica and Syracuse, and will attend other meeotings in the state which take place within the next two woeks. HAMPTON AND SHERMAN, Special dispatel, to the Beo WasHIN 10 , October 19, 1a m.— s given to tue press eptember 17. To Hon, John Sherman, Secretary of the United States Treasury Str—Some days ago I saw a report of your speech at the conference held by republicans at the Fifth Avenue hotel, New York, and you were quot- $1.50, and to Hannibal for 83 00. All of the above roads, and sl the Il- linois Cen'ral, are cutting o St. Louls. Tha Waba'h i selling at §2, and the others, excoot the Rock Loland, at 81 Thereis no_ indication of a cossation in hostilities. Scalpers and other speculators are buying largely, and many people are going to t. Louis and Kansas City bocause they say it 1s cheaper tc travel than to stay at home. It is said the Wabash road xold 850,000 worth of tick Saturday. A meeing of the pre dents of cutting roads is to be held soon. The Alton road has also re- duced the rates from Chicago to Oma- ha to $6 50; to Keokuk, $4; to De- catur aud Taylorvills, 3. It was ramored last night that the eastern rates are alao bein: quistly cut, and that tickets to New York can be had for $12,00. e ELECTRIC BRIEFS. ‘Spocial Dispatches to Tum Bax. The government receipts yesterday aggregated $1,500,000. THE LATEST NEW Sitting -Bull Again Sues for Peace and Winter Provender. The Catholic Bishop of Cincin- nati Goes for the Dance and Dancers. Gen. Grant Among the Got- hamites---Sherman Sure of Victory. Garfleld’s Honde Organ Guaran- tees John Sherman a Steady ‘Jit.” Sitting Bull Surrenders. dpeclal Dispatch to The Bee. Wasn1setox, October 18—4 p. m. —A letter received hero this morning states that Sitting Bull lns mads ap- plications to surrender himself and band on- the terma proposed by the president, some time ago, provided he cau_come into Fort Keogh without military escort or being aubject to in- terference from the Indian agents. He desires to surrender and treat with the wilitary authoritics ouly. His ap- plication has heen_ forwardsd to the president for decision. It is thought that the president will conclude to honor Sitting Bull in this matter, in order to relievo the northern frontier and settlement of the hourly fear ofa raid of the Indlans, espocially as the Indians propose to surrender on the terms first proposed. ‘The Penitent F:odigal. Spoctal Dispateh to The Bes. Cuicago, October 19—1 a. m.— tien, Sherldan yesterday received the following dispatch via St. Pa 1 Fokt Burorp, October 15. Maj. liges, of the Fifth infantry, tells me that that he met south of the Misseuri s runner from Sitting Bull's can be guilty of such an act. It is rumored that the arrest resulted from s false accusation made against him by parties instigated by Said Pasha, the prime minister, who is alleged to be jealous of the ‘accused man's In fluence. At all events, the occurence is cited here as another bit of evidence, if any were meeded, of the state of suspicion and alsrm which prevails in the palace of the rultan and through- out all branches of the goveroment. The habitaal condition of the sultan’s [ & mind is that of excitement. He can scarcely endure the mention of the situation of Turkey under the persist- ent demand of the powers, and has forbidden the name of England to be mentioned in his presence. Whether this action was taken ina _mere fit of spleen, or 18 one of the symproms or the aberration of mind, which his conduct of late hss exhibited, it Is likely to have grave and unpleatant results. If he follows his resclution, the sultan must refuse to see the Brit- ish ambassador, which may sever the diplomatic _relations between the porte and England, and the conse- quent more vigorous pressing of the treaty claims against Tarkey by force. The rultan forther declares that the powers are attempting to trifle with and defraud him of his possessions: that reform means the dismember- ment of the empire, and the object of combined Europe is to sccomplish thatend. The conviction is growing in political and official circles that the powers will soon have no alternative but to abandon negotiations or d the sultan. CABLECRAMS. Specal dispatches to The Bee The vicersy of Indis telegrashe that the British troops have evacusted the Kuram valley, »nd thit all is quiet at Candahar. He confirms the bam and wife, Mrs. B. F. Curtis, Heben V. Squire, J. A. Crossman, of Grand Haven, and Misses A. L. Kate Bradley, of Sauta Fe; Espath Karther, G. Hottenger, of Grand Rapids, and John Osborne and fam- ily, consisting of wifeand three chil- dren. The aged parents of Mr. Os- borneare in this city and express great anxiety concerning the safety of loved ones. The only complete list of passengers was on board the smer. Her officers were as follows Captain, Nelson W. Napier; first of- ficer, J. H. Kelly; first engineer, Robt. Polten; clerk, Arthur E Hayoes; steward, Wm. Shepperd Oaptain Napier has been sailing on the lakes for over fifty years, and was regarded as a most gallant and carefu e e 13- . Joseph, Michigan.. When he was here last Tuesday he told a friend that he had not seen bis family since last March, but expeocted to bo with them this week. His son has ben for years a pilot on the river in command of the mg “0. B Green.” He, like his f ther,saves a great many liv s, and 1s renowned for his bravery. The steam- er *‘Alpena” was built for Captain ‘Ward, st Marine City. in 185%, and Capt. Goodrich bought her for $80,- 000 to replace the 1l fated steamer, “Sea Bird,” which burned off Wau- keg.n some years ago She registered 654 tons burden, sud was rated mec- cnd-class forspeed. Her length was 175 feet, width of beam 25 fect, and 12 foot hold. She had been over- hauled last wintor, and was considered a8 good a8 new. She had rode through some of the worst storms on the lakes. Tn Chicago sho was best known as a ! reliableand plessant excursion boat | for Milweukeo and points on the Michigan shore. It is mentioned as » remarkable coincidenco, that the body of Grimwood, the lost bloonist, was found on the 17th of Augut, d | surrender all you hav> done into the | for the Third district of Maryland. ed as having used the following lang- | Hon. M. F. Warden has been ap- uage: “And now you are asked io | Pointed internal revenue store keeper | S3™P: the same one Miles sent out to domand Sitting Bull's surrender, who told_him that he_brought word from S.tting Ball that he was ready to sur- render, and did not want the troops to move against him, but wanted a little more time, and then he would i d Sitting Bull was determination by re- cent advice ho had received from the queen of England. (Signed) hands of Wade Hampton, the kuklux | Hon. John C Carlysles was nomi- and the little segment in the north | nated for congress by the democra that is called the democracy.” May [ of the Sixth Kentucky district, at Task if you used these words, and if | Covington, yesterdsy, G. H. Dob- you did ‘sn, did you mean to_connect | bins for the Seventh Kentucky _dis me directly or ‘indirectly with what | trict, and J. L. O'Brien for the Fifth was described as the ku klux klan? | district. Requesting an early reply, addressed | Gov. C. C. Washburn, of Wiscon- to me, care of Augustus Schell, Esq., | sin, has challenged Col. W. T. Vilas New York, to a political discussion, which the T am, very respectfully yours, Istter has accepted, and the discussion (Signed) Waoe Hamprox. | will take place in the assembly cham- WaSHINGTON, September 21. | ber October 28th at Madison. o ade Hampton, Care of August 8chell, |\ \qnrxorow, October 18.—The Stz—Your note of the 17th instant | °Pi700tic has made its appearance in frocaired} i atiali yoatilaciee Shitalty. St Woffa mild:form. A1 et Hpusaeistommtedes, s | &Y, YorE, October 18.—Superin- the Fifth Avenue hotel, I used the | Tammany Sr>noort has proposed to languago attribu-ed to me. In reply I | republican colonization_of votes_be have to advise that, while I do not re- | turned over to him for inve:tigation. member the precise languag», I pre-| Suepoveax, October 18.—A firo sume the reporter properly stated, in [ occurred here during the gale, which a condeused way, his idea of whatI|destroyed two livery stables, the said. I no doubt spoke of you as a | market, the armory and a number of leading representative of the demo_|otherbuildings. Loas, $12,400. cratic party in the south, and referred | Ngw York, October 18.—Charles to the ku klox klan as a representa- | Grimloy, an wronaut, proposes to tive of the barbarous agencies by | make an ascension at an early day which the democrats have subverted | from this city with a view of crossing the political righta of the republicans [ tho Atlantic. His talloon will con- of the south, I did not connect you | tain 20,000 feet of gas. porsonally with the ku klux wing. | * yyypurgx, T, 0. tober 18.—Hon. Indeed, I know you had, in_one or | , CHAMEAO%: : Bon, two important. instances, resisted and | G207Ee Seroggs, of this city, proprie Broruerroy, Commanding. Nothing has been received at the military headquarters here about the Ute difficulty. Can't Dance. Special Dispateh to Tu Bxn, CrvorxNati, October 18,4 p. m.— Coadjutor Bishop Elder has instruct- ed »li Catholic_priesta to publish from ing dances without his_sanction, w leas such girls areattended by parents. The order hes caused much comment and there is a kick. Sherman Sure. Special Dispateh to Tas Bax. WasnINeTON, October 18—4 —Secretary Sherman return: Washington this morning. He is in excellent health and spirits, and con- fidently saya th t the republican suc- cesses in October will be duplicated in svomber. The secretary will spak in I'rooklyn on Mondsy night uext, and on the follow night he will speak in New York. N od it i tor of The Champaign Gazette, and dofeated its morat fupuleos, and Tap- | o United Statoa consul at Hom- Big Firco. B ki y‘_u“ heink frow | PUrg died Saturday evening st Den- | special dispatch to The Bos. ver, Col , of consumption. His age Sax Fraxc sco, October 18.—Two was 38 years. largo firen raged yesterday afterncon, tho fireon the corner_of Mi sion and Stewart streets sweeping away all the bay barns, lodging houses «nd Inmber being named in connection with it. Still, you and your associates of I ing men in the south now enjoy benefits of political power derived from the atrocities of the K K — — Comnussioners' Proceedings. Sarupay, October 16, report that Ayoob Khan has entered Herat. A Ospe town dispatch says that Major Oarrington destroyed the Basa- P 1875, st Clay Banks, Mich , by a mail carrier, probably the ssme one who roports the hull of the “Alpera” float- ing In the water near that place. Clay Bankes is a postoffice in Ocoon tos’ posil ide of Mafeting on ou the 16th inst, and the colonisl torward defoated a large body estimated at 1,000. Among _the passengers the steamer “Scythia,” which sailed from Queenstown yesterday for Now York, was Viscount Lymington, liberal mem: ber of parlisment from Barnstaple, who intends to study the system of agriculture in the United States. The Prince of Montenegro has been appointed a delegate to meet & com- missioner from England to arrange torm for the surrender of Dalelgno. The powers, it is_understood, have consented to this plan. The Bradfood engineers” ] ended. The men held out since March. by has last Mr. Gladstoue has pensioned Joseph Tipees, & Northumberland miner, in consideration of his literary services. The Czar's yacht “Lividia” arrived at Breat yesterday all safe. The farmers Alliance held a meet- ing in London yesterdsy. James Howard, member of parliament for Bedfordshire, was chosen president. The subject of the Improved cult ton of land was di X One thousand weavers employed in county, Mich., about fourtsen milos norts of Montagae, and forty from Grand Haven. The carrent of the lake sets in strongly from the south- east toward the shore, sud much Special Dispatch to The Bee Dis Moixes, October 10, 1 8. m.— Considerable damage was €ansed by Satarday’s storm, and it is fesred the subscquent breezo of Sunday has dam- aged the potato crop, only a small’ portion of which is dug. Atlanta's Holiday. Syocia) Dispatch to the Hen. Amuanta, Ga., October 19, 1. m. | —Yesterday ushered in week of holi- days and big times for Atlsnnta. It is not only the opening dsy of the Geor- gis atato fair at Aglehorp Park, but it is & day of the great union of veteran soldiers—federal from the north and confoderate from the south, ard of the runoing races at the fair. Kigh- toen thousand, five hundred dollaru is offered in premiums, $50,000 inpurse £or races, and $600 in military prizes. The grest featurs of the week is the military reunion which opens formally The city is already gay with s uniforms, and every train brings fresh aerivals. Nearly 500 boys in blue trom Chieago, two com- panies from Uincinuati, one from Evansvill», Ind., one from Rockford, 111, ons from Datrolt, two from Nash- and others from southern cities, are among the latest arrivals. The Eufaula R fles, Moctgomery Grays and Florida Rifles, of Macon, arrived yesterdsy morning. The Mobile Rifles came in yesterdsy with t'e Nashville dragoons. the mills at Glasgow, struck againat the proposed reduction in wages. Golng for the Gressers. Special Dispatch to The Bec. Sr. Louss, October 19—1 a. m.— A Santa Fe special says that five men from Omnibus, near Georgetown, are out after some thieves who had stolen Mr. Hicks' cattle. After traveling a number of miles they overtook a col-; ored man named Keges, who was one of the party in charge of the cattle, captured him and placed him under guard of Messrs. Stinson and Holt. The other men rode on to where the cattle were being driven by three Mexicans. Coming up to this party, Coomer asked the men if the cattle belonged to them, to which they an- swered in the negative. Coomer then asked the Mexicans to dismount, which thay did. Oae of them, named Camilo Rivers, however, a8 s00n as he had alighted, raised his gun and fired ot Coomer from behind A Lively Gombat Special Dispatch to The Bee NasaviLLe, Tean., October 18, 10 p. m.—A shooting affeay occarred to- day at Buena Vista, near Huantington, between Dr. Seba Johnson, his two sons and one Steele on one side, and two men named Owens and Ludbary, resulting inall ive betng badly shot, Owens and cne of the Johasons m. tally. Dr. Johnson and his other son and Steele flad. The latter then drew his Gired at Rivers, being only a few feet from him. The ball took effect, but the man whecled suddenly around ard escaped down & precipice. As soon aa the first shot was firei the other Naw Lonbox, October 18. Seth Smith, tha wifo of 8 _prominent hysician of this city, while suflering rom temporary aberration of the mind, jumped mto the river last night two Mexiosns fired at Moulton and H. SOHONFELD, 1116 Parnbam street, NBEP Mcleod, who retcrmed the compli- ment and riddled them with bullets. The cattle were then driven back to and was drowned. Her body was re- in which phriso I include every murderous ases by which it | ment. £ R has beon known in. the mouth.| Present — Commissioners Corliss Your- power in the southern states rests upon actual crimes of overy grade in the code of crimes—from murder to the meanest form of ballot- box stufling committed by the ku klux klan and its kindred, and as you know, some of them were committed since 1877, when you and they gave the most solemn assurances of pro- tectlon to the frecdmen of the south. 1l aimed at the civi and political rights of republicans in thesouth, #1d I telieve Ybu tfor these agencies, tne very state yourepresent, as well as many ctaers in the south, would be represented by them in_ the seats in the house of representatives. But for these crimes, the bosst attrib- uted to you that the thirteen solid votes would be cast for the democratic ticket, would be idle vaporing, but now we feel that it is a sober truth. While I have no reason to believe that you, or your worihy asociates, per- sonlly participate in the offences I have named, yet while you and they enjog the fruits of these crimes, you may in logic and morals be classed as I classed you—as j co- ners with the ku klax klan in a policy which thus far has been coesstul in sizing the political pow- ecsin the south. and which 1t is hoped, by the aid of the emall regi- ment of the democratic part: in the north, may be extended in the sente that T sp ke of, Permit me, in con- clusion, while frankly answering your question, to say thst the most fatal policy for the south would bs the em- ployment of such agencies as I have mentioned to secure again the politi- cal ascendency in this country. I assure you that the manhcod and tn- dependence of the north will con- tinue the struggle until every reput- licau in the south shall have free and unrestraincd enjoyment of equal civil and poiltical privilegss, including a fair vote and fair count. Very respec'fally, JORN SHERMAN. MOVEMENTS OF THE SECRETARIES, ‘Special dispatch to T Bxx. Wasnineroy, October 18, 10 . m. —Secretary Schurz lefc hers to-day to enter the campaign in the north. Sec- retary Sherman has held quito s loves at the treasury to-day, many promin- eat re; ublicas having called on him at different times during the day to extend congratulavions fcr the party success i Ohio. The secratary ¢poke quite hopeful of the party’s future | prospects. Secretary Shernian will ba | serenaded at his residence to-night by | local republican clubs, where it 15 ex pected he wili deliver a speech. I ———— | The Railway Fight Spreading. @>vered in Winthrop's Cove this morn- |iog. The d was an accom- | plished and very wealtby lady. i Special Dispatch to The Bes. and Drexel. same wore from the general fund: i | H. W. Cromle, acc. grading. R H. Pickard, work on rosd. ‘A; Dauble, ace, grading .. W. D. Easley, work on road J.B. Uryer, Balanco on grading Omaa Repuica Louis Bradford, lu; Geo. H. Guy, sheriff, boarding Ballon and U Henry Johu'S. Caulfield, stationery. Eli Johnson, balence cn dam Dtuton & Stump, work on Dutton & Stump, ace. of gradi LA . gradinz J. R. Manchester. acc. 1850 tax list 1 Wm. Procho, express to poor farm Six persons, . | the electors of the fourth ward, Cit | of Omaha, Douglas Coanty. In witnees whereof, I hereunto set | Board mot pursuant to adjovrne Minutes of last meeting were read and approved. Petitions wers presened for liconse te C. A. Jensen, of West Omaha pre cinct and Joha Peter Mertes, of Doug- as preciuct, for sale of liquors and the id over for two weeks. The following accounts were allowed - Pickard hay for poor mber cammetting prisiners, Sept. Y Jeril, “aeten prisoger...... e, goods for 1l & Co., g« ods for poor. nd Jurers' fees v, 6 boxes soap. ‘en persons, msl. : en, commissioner of 95.00 0000 , witness fees Adjourned to 19th inst. Jou axciEsTER, County Clerk. Real Estate Transfers. Rogers and wife to Fred. . d., w. } 1ot 65, Okaho- Samuel Schlemme: ma—$275 Wm. Pitt Kellogg and wife (o Geo. W. Field: w. d., lot 2, blk 4, Capitol Hill add., Omal -$800. Jobn G. Jacobs et al. referees to Wm. A. Redick and Jas. H. Baldwin: ref. d., part ne. } sec. 20, tp. 13, e.—$1140 B. F. Trapp aad wife to A. Nilson, w. d., lot 10, block 1, Hanecom place, Omaha— . F. Trapp and wife to A. Nilson, q. ¢ d., lot 11, block 1, Hanscom plece, Omaha—$150, John Madderson and wife to Austin M. Collett, w.d. lot 14, block 14, E. V. Smith’s addition, Omaha—g800. Remstration Notice. State of Nebraska, Douglas County. -ss Notico is hereby given that I will sitin the store of E. W. Wyman 16th street, throe docrs south of Pus Office, on M'nday, Wednesday and Saturday, Oc'oter 25th, 27th and yards to the edge of the water, and the seccnd sweeping off all the build- ings of the Oregon Steamship com- pany at the foot of Folsom street, cluding Dutton’s hay barn and the ad- joining lumber yards; also two schoon- ers at the wharf loaded with hay. Death of 8 Noted Woman. ‘Special Dispatch to e Bes. CrxcrNNat, 0., October 18 —Mele- sia Bertis, a lady of wealth and aocial positlon, and in esrly life known as a great beauty, died yesterday in the 20 | eastern part of the city. She was the grandmother of Lady Cropper, whose marriage to Lord Cropper was a socie- ty sensation a ‘ew years ago. Lady Cropper is now a famous London Deauty, said to rival Mrs. Langtry or Mrs. Cornwallis West. Gen. Graat. Special dispatchto The Bea. Nrw Yorg, October 18—General Grant arrived in this city at 2 o'clock yesterday morning, and attended the Contral Mothedist Episcopal church (R:v. Dr. Newman's) at 10 o'clock. In the sfternoon he received a num— ber of friends. 1t is stated positively that Grant will spend the winter in New York. He has accepted the re- coption _ cffored him by the Union League club, of this_city, and expressed a preference for an evening toward the end of the pres- cn: week. Correct Count. Spocial Dispatch to The Bee. Cixcisya, 0., October 18—4 p. m.—The ofticial count of the votes of Hamilten county commenced this morning. The result 8o far agrees with that alresdy announced. Only a few errcrs in addition are found, which makes but slight change in the wajority already announced. A Significant Hint. Spec al Dispatch to The Bes. CLEVELAND, Uctober 18—4 p. m.— The Ohin State Journal, Garfield's home orgau, publishes the following significant editorial paragraph in to- day’s issue: ““We do uot care to cn- gage in cabinet making st present, but we venture to remark that the financial head of the government will not be chang-d during Garfield's ad- ‘ministration. Won't Go. Spocial Dispatch to Tus Bes. Rockrorp, IIL, October 18—4 p. —In the Reck R‘i\'er conference 30th, also on Monday, November lst, 1880, for the purpote of registering y my hand this 15th day of October, A. 81. Louss, October 19— 1 a. m.— The railroad war not only still goes D., 1880, ' ots-tet Joux S. Woon, Registrar of said ward. cenference voted on Saturday 110 to 48 requesting him to do. At the con- clusion of the address a committee was appointed to prepare a regly. | New Yorx, October 18.—Twenty- OPENING Announcement. ERICKSON Wellure now in daily receipt of large shipments of Wholesale and Retall Manm facturing JEWELERS, E-LARGEST STOCK O¥— NEW FALL GOODS, All of which are be'ng opened up and marked as rapidly as they come 10, and placed on sale in the depirtmen's to which they belong. We will show in all lines of Goous more extensive Gold aund Silver Watehes and Jewe'ry in the and varied assortments than at City. any time in the past. Purchas- Il find at the beginning of the season, as well as during its| Come and See OQur Stock as We Will Be Pleased to Show Goods. ers wi progress, the choicest styles, as well as the most abundast sup= ply {rom which to make their EDHOLM & ERICKSON, 15th & Dodge, Opposite Postoffice. MORE POPULAR THAN EVER The Genuine SINCER NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. The popular demand for the GENUINE SINGER in 1879 exceeded that of any previous during the Quarter of & Century in which this “Old Reliable” Machine has been before the public. In 1878 we sold 356,422 Machines. In 1879 we seld 431,167 Machines. Excess over any previous year, 74,735 Machines. Special Bargains that will bs of- Our sales last vear were at the rate of over fored in certain live of Goodsin| [400 Sewing Machines a Dayl s f For avery busines day In the year. . overydepartmentofiourentalbe f S g e G2 elinhlen e i U Sk goety el il the Most Durable Sewing Machine ever yet Constructed. ‘rnatrver. Mark cast into the Iron Stand and embedded in the THE s|NcEfirm of the Machine. selections, and at prices that can= not fail to be satisfactory to the Itemized adver- tisements will appear through- closest buyer. out the season giviog definite in- formation in reference to the ar- rival of vew things and the lishment. DN L. B. WILLIAMS & 1422 and 1424 Dodge St., MANUFACTURING CO. Principal Office: 34 Union Square, New York. 1,500 Subordinate Offices in the T tes and Canads, and 3,000 Officos in the Old Wor FEBRIFUGE [HORSE SHOES AND NAILS, Iron and Wagon Stock, GELEBRATED PHYSICIAN. At Chieago Prices. m'tlm.’“.ll;l'!.';'_ W. J. BROATCH, 1209 and 1211 Harney Street, Omaha. Cor. 15th. or diy, of. ‘months, of Quinine oF every thi during FE 25 A GRATIFYING FACT THAT THE WHITE SEWING MACHINE @ives universal Satisfaction and that it is stead- ily and rapidly increasing in public tavor. The White Machine justly claims to be the best made, the easiest running, the simplest in construction and the most perfect Machine in the market. The White Co. employ as agents men of in- IT 18 THE BEST. Stockton, Mo., Aug. 35th, 1870. J. 0. Richardson, St. Louls—Dear Siri~ Qiifford’s Febrifuge is the best thing for Ohills ‘we have ever over that. Sandled: There never has been & case "Mx NOT ctred by it that was tak g to diroetions. 18 this part o thecountry. Yours MACE & craly, FROM ; tegrity, and purchasers are always satisfled, A PROMINENT DRUG FIRM. because they find everything just as repres- Chillicothe, Mo., July 30,11879. ented. oifs Sl rotanitte elisbier s you Everybody should use this Machine. The ke Y its o Bottise with Lke salesso far this year are more than double el the corresponding time last year. All orders addressed to the Omaha Office, will be promptly filled. JOHN ZEHRUNC, Cor. Bavenport and 15th Sts.” Omaha. & Ostrander. HE STILL LIVES! Ofios of 1. 8. Novelty Mix. Oasry jow York City, M. R. RISDON, General Insurance Age Undoubtedly the best shirt in thy United States is manofactured at ¢! Omaha Shirt Factory. The superiority ove: porman 223,723 | of Material and workmanship, com- it this as | ined with their great Improvements, . W. PO thatls Reinforced fronts, Retnforced Manager 0. 8. N btg Co.” FEBRIFUGE GENERAL AGENTS: RICHARDSOHN & CO., - St.Louls. hacks and Reinforced sleeves, makes their shirt the most durable and best L ol jitting garment of the kind, ever oz F wame manufactured at the moderate price of | FIREMEN'S FUND, Calitcs e L:: 31,50 Every shirt of our make is | NEWA (K FYE IN3. CO- Amete. 30000 suaranteed firat-class and will refund 500,000 the money if found otherwise. We make s specialty of all wool, Shaker, and Canton flanoel, also chemois underwear, made up with & to comfort, warmth and_durabil- ity. To invalids and weak-lunged persons we offer special inducements wek. athome easily madeicomt Ny ey ity THE CELEBRATED Oval Steel Tooth Harrow sastactared FOR SALE EVERYWHERE. in the manner theso goods are made v for their protection. D GROOT & GEDDLIGS, :--. Lac, Wia. R R 3 Pa. GorrarIvER, £ D coorER, 1207 Farnam street. Nilia fe pubuew 500 PRIZES EVE“ AWAY.|™ CHARLES RIEWE, 2'.’3.‘.’.,":’.?.‘:&*3&,"&“ ente GRAND FAIR |UNDERTAKER ! ey, wancocy-=zszx OMAHA LADIES SOCIETY, | =m i ol oo™ [ e Bl — T NEW STANDARD HALL, Oct. 28th, 20th and 30th,1880. SORIBE FOR nine Mormon missionaries sail ti- ! morrow for England, Scotland and Wales. Moro leave next week. THE WEEKLY BEE, The Best in the West. Ad wission 25 cents; Season Ticketa$1.06; Each £xas0% Ticker Is Entitled to 2 Prizs. Some «f Uhe Prizes are to e seea a? De Growt & Co's. at Store, Farnham St. octg-whabt. fits S0c. sach. For vest dress QUICK. THOS. City, Mo PROTHERO,