Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 30, 1880, Page 1

—_— VOL. X. | Established 1871, — — NO 114 OMAHA, NEBRASKA, SATURDAY. OCTOBER %0, 1530, “Priée Five Cents EDHOLM MORNING EDITION, i e ont tho country last niht, the varions companies in this city turned out with tirches and uniforms. They were THE TN Henry W, | oM yoib, who were arrested as OREL RYEN? | plece at Dungannon, Ireland, onMon- | toms offica. ceessor on The ” 3 | \ tecmbliton, terminatod Tast night, | iy { day nest, Seutinel has not been named. DOMESTIC DOIN i ;:‘w‘rf;‘:ufi:x‘lflmfi i ibroord | ¥ tt boys and Wyeth were “BEH | Brauy, October 20.—The state of a o : Crxorxnary, 0.y Octobor 20 —The Decrees | seize in Humburg, Aitcna, Wando- | Gincinnati chamber of commoreo to- { back, Pinneberg and Lavenberg , Philp, the Forger, ilous Predicament, i bound o theut bai ina Per-| i e mitheut bal, and await trial at the co Mrs, ool g 1000 bail 10| LUfOTCETIENE Of the is 0 [ day voted to sdjourn over clccticn A Huge Variety of Well 3 . Against Religious Sucieties _ { last one year, d i Tt joined by the bosrd of trad h- court. Datective Br i e s ag. Spiced Ttems from ti ] 3 1 [l e i \ . who worked up the cure, estise Still Conticues in Ostober 29. ~An accl-| Wasumvorow, Getober 20, —Govern- P 2 he |l elub, tho union veterans and all Dowe and “geaver Vindionted |Be diseuieed us a Inborer, got tho | e erday near Heista!, | mont recsipts to day apgregato $1,100. East and West. republic n clubs in the city. The ro % 3 1ndiorted | confidence of the Talbott boye, who ) 5 a parsons were kill: | 00, |hll;:uu:u embraced the oppartunity to From the Charge of Party | hired him to kill Wyeth, alleging that = ey e New Yonx,Ostober 20 —A bosiness ; 1o ol e S Disloya® ho was In tho secrct of their father's | Affairs Daily Growing Worse | , PAuss, Oct. 20.—Tno cabinct has | mous’ mass meeting was hold yesier Progress of the Trial of Philps, | i, cmpsien, and in spite of bs sloya'ty. death, and they feared he would re- | 2 L7 E | decided to prosecute Gen. Charette | day aftarnoon, the speakers being 1- the Filthy F : y SRR R Kl Gt g uee el tho ssma; and furcher, that ho in the British Cape for s spoech at_the logitimate bat« | cated on thostep of the sub-ireasary i S (EBets, A ey ey et : entered into sn agrecment with quent, ou the sentiments being calcu- | building, Wall ‘and N ew York. StEoLie (A a1 007000) e v No Farther Trouble Antici-|the two Talbott boys 1o e trains, Colony. Iated to provoko civil war. Thete sre | Reprossstativa® sodion were prosont Beqtak el AR K e e line. persistent tho cabinet. mails and banks. This evidence was corroborated by Wilfred Mitchell, pated on the Ute Res- aors of dissensions in | from the Produoe exchange. Bankers' and Brokers’ union, Young Mens’ Re-| An Eastern Plug Road Plays ervation brother in-law of tho decossed, who FORCING THEN OUT. Loxpox, October 29.—Tho recent | publican club,and other organizations. : i s Whol 0 v 2 A P g id Special Dispateh to T} . olesale and Retail Mann ¥ also tostifid th: Wyeth had told him | SPedel Dispatch to T . storm occasioned au unusaslly large L“mn of regrot read from Sec- Havoc with the Pool. pe :;tth- n(;‘mmao ol i Dot T that he had kilied William L Saun- | Pars, October 20, 10 p. m —The | namber of shippicg casualities, and | Fetary Sberarti, Secrctary Scnarz, - Wedneaday ahis Koty B frcturing utions e Calender | ders, who was found dead ia this city | enforcoment. of tho. dcorocs aguivst | tolographig commuuicatioh 16 slmost {80d “others. Col. R. G. lngersoll | Lively Rows with the It Ribbitsvlle, o Sest-ring vil ofOrime From all Parts last_spring ander susplcions circum. | tho religicus rocietios atill en catirely interruptod. made the principal address. 4 e Iramps | Ribbitssille, g o SiE | today. T ; P = and a ho'f from chis to T slauices, and wobbed him ol $I83,{t6day. Tho police a* Prfin Losnax, October 20 —The: pres ———— and Cow Bo; 5—Wiscon- : Srsieios e Ty ‘h{;g';';fl i g';:":;fl: L_ = v":’C'L’i;";‘)’:f::d:‘;‘;‘“i‘ S5 3| dont of the Auericun company basa MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH, sin's Taxable Wealth el ok J Ew E LER s o SR A i, T fose ) d{ pointed a very distinguished regatia pon £hi - lad: b b s D :3" the Talbott buys mou ded the z =t f»"«ri“l x‘;\memmt. Many | committee of sixteen, of which Lord Now York Money and Stocks. “u ".;;ym',: :y‘r:m.& x::l:;{ '!L.-;;‘ y Bpucal ataptch 10 Tun e et ol S T D e s LB i G Wat, Souene Oco), ‘Lombstone Thumpers ¥ o house, and in pleytog with hron »y of their father, of the asterics, shen = one; g dy at 84 82 1o Niw Yum, October 30—1 a. m.— | Tho Talhote boya Jiato that the bired | the palica beguu to force thcie way iu- 3 e T e e S s ot Eandl T < The examination iu the 0ise of Ken- | man, Wyeth, murdered their father [t the houses, they resisted. The | VALENTINES VILLAINY | stesay, i Sax Franctsco, Octobior 20.—A [ Kicby. It was four days over three e ward Phlp, for libeling Gen. Garfiold, | aud astert their innoconce. Marquis of Cot was prowinent 5 U8 68 81 party of Givo cow boys, noisely parad- | mouthis sinco the bity, when Mrs. ~LARGEST $ToCK 0r— by forgiug the Chiness lotter, was re- in resist TR U. 8. &' ing the streets of Tombstono and | Kirby was ed with si; a of hy- g the policeand wa. K o 2 drophobia, which resulted in death. Qoo . a5 was also tho editor of The Special diepateh to The Beo. enmed daymorning before Judge Causes Widespread Con» threatening to exterminate the officers Noab Davis in the supreme court, wnd the court Toom was packed to suf- fooation. _The opened by, Me. Boll, who asked Josh Harz, the publishor of The Tenth, to take the stand. Mr. Howe produced theSouvelope which tha court yester- day directed Mr. Hart to produce, and red free from con- tempt of court. A'S Southworth, an expert, thought #hat characteristics of the Morzy let- ter and a Latter of Philp's were similar enough to enable him to form the opinion, that they were in the same handwriting, Wam. E. Hogan, and theexpert gave *bout the same fostimony as South- worth, Adam Tieet was oalled, and eaid o formerly had charge of the Brooklyn department of Toe Now York Tribune and was assisted by Philp; was fam- iliar with his handwriting: was of the opinion that the Morey leiter was proceedings wore [ — ctober 30—1a. m. Wrlght, colored, was hanged o yesterdsy for the wurder of R bert M. Mauphin, white, in June, 1879. The execution was in accord. ance with the Vinginia law, which is strictly private, with the exception of the nec: officers, guard, ministers and reprosentatives of fhe press, B made no confossion. 1n 1879 Peter Wright formed a contract with C. M. Maugin by which, in cousideration vf his labor, he should Lave cne-half of the crop grown, and one-half of the proceeds of the ‘wood cut upon a cer- tain part of Maupin’s land, each to furnish one horae for working pur- poses for the first six months. Wright cut and hauled wood and sold it, nog- lecting his crop of corn and tobacco. On the 28th of June Manpih went to where Wright was hauling and told him if he dic not work his crop as it shoald be, he would hire some one written by Philp. else to do it and pay him out of his Citoyen, & Catholic p-por at Murscil. les. BUPFETING THE BASUTOS. ‘Special Dispatch to Th bioe. Loxoos, October 20-10 p. m - Tae rumor that Ool. Clark has had —a tight with the native iustirzehts at Natal, has becn confirmed by the gratifyivg intellignce that the force under his command had wona decie ive vistory, after a eomlest of two hours, Thore was cousiderabls skir- mi-hing, during which both flanks «f Cul. Clark’s commaudjvere'threa-ened A desperate chargo wa3 made, in the provincial froops carried everything before them. Tho re have been cverywhero rephlsed with the single exeeption of the recent dis- astor to the yoemaory, and Maliting has bocn relieved with but elight Joss to provi forces, The Lasutos, ou the other hand, admit a loes of 300 men killed and many more wounded. Additional details have also been ro- who she tld interfere with them, wore odc: | arrested by Sherif Ford, and ‘while struzgling with one of the gang, called 4| Curly, tho eheriff was shot in the 73| groin, inflicting probably a fatal 47| wound. The prisoners were hurried 51 | to Tucson to prevent lynching, tempt in Cuming County, Honest Republicans Made to| Noriswesicen: _ : Preterred Give Way to Friends of |B"- l'f‘,g. A Soai chos Do B 213 | Bpectal dispate to The Bee. the Capper Chief. L 51| _New Yorx, October 28, 4 p. m.— Dr. Eiward Sequin, the celobrated # | specinlist in the treatment of idioey and allied nervous diacases, died yes< terday in sixty-ninih year of his age. He was born in Clamecy; France. Determined to Rebuild. Special Dispateh toThe Beo Nrw Yo, Oct. 20.- The Ansonia Chlcui):?rfl:luce Matket. Clock cottipany has dtofiled to rebuild = P 10400, October 29. | the factory in Brookiyn, which was while Mr. Davis laid the law down to| Breadstuffs and hog products aro| burned \\'ygdneaday mzrniug. “Pora Pl I Koaurnall] higher, due to the increased demand | bly temporary quarters will be hired 119 Corresponden 148 Tho Bee. Wesr Poixy, October 15.—West Foiut and Cuming county is all ablaze with pol tic.l excitement. Speakers from abr ad is the order of the day. Mo, ight Allen Ruot epoke to & number of people in the eourt honse, MALARIA. The principal cause of nearly all sickness at this timo of the yesr h its origin in a disordered Liver, the 1 in the body, which if not in time, great sufferimg, and Drarn will ensue, Alittle precantion taken In the shape of o rolisble and efficaclous Liver sulator will in most cases prevent wna and fatal consequences. No medicine in modern times has gained szulates wratchedan This justly cele. b e Rogulates the Liser, promotes digestion, and_f.rtifics the syatem azainst malarial disesses. ADDITIONAL LOCAL. Tie republicans in Cuming county | from shorta, in the meantiwe, to give employment Y Y1 Wheat—No. 2 apting advanced 1@ | to mafiy of the paopie thrown out of ara uot over enthusiaatio, owing to| 140 sales wore at. 81 00}@l 00Z for | work by the firs, Real Estate Transfers. Gold and Silver Watches Jewelry in the City. Come and See Our Stock as We Will Be Pleased to Show Goods. EDHOLM 15th & Dod & ERICKSON, Opposite Postoffice. Byron Reed to Fred. Kumpf, lot —b. Catherine Patker to Rsv. John F. Quinn, trustee, w. d., lot 7, block 6, Horbzch's d., Omaha—$900. Wm. F. Hel county treasurer, to Baldwin, t. d., 280 by 132 feet sec. 12, tp. 15, r. 10 e— ceived from Cape Town of 1he £ cont | the §°b Put up at the convention held | Ootober; 81 00§61 0140 e Revems: prising of tha ttibes whichsfned e | 8t Wisner on the2lst rst, Tho lead- | bors &1 ozg«o; 055 Tor Docsmer; Mol e e el fo e wout ) ™ Woig | 102 tho rbalon. T i ng s n ho paly wera st sea, ot €105 frcah; 3107 e s Oulobes 191 s i ov e e ichusi said that he intended i rous rebels, whila profassitiz loyaly, | Thers 5 ctober; $1013@1 017 for November; | - ! , Oolober £9.— : w:fi:flnflh:-&::fl'ffi'"'fi and | PG Y hcz-:l‘:n‘::‘“e '.h(fl:.o:m.l‘l::f;: BRRNEASI s Eu:,p on o e | There wero as many things to consider | g’ 033@1 034 for December. D23 | ciation of cloth.wringers manufactur- = ety 4 [ T ered them. The Moges i 0 | and 5o many factions t> conciliate, | = Corn—Tmprov > ers aro in session at the Grand hotel Totter Bad boen tampared with befoc, | #00d was hauled awag. An altoros- he Moges irls, who Tproved {@ic; No, 2 sold | °" ! : & it ot o e ampered with before | & ollowed, in which Meuni s | woro captured by theu, wore submt. | Dut psramount to everything elae was | at 39@39}e for Octobes: 30%c for No. | Zith the following officora: President, did not correspoud with the photo- k:ncked down, and Wright was in l‘:{{lletélw%eg.l c\.lnum before beiug | Mr. Valentines interest. No man \'lemher; 401@408c for Detembef, vci:;r:,:.?}x;,flm} k{r’ A:.:‘.;:::H,hbr\,;; g‘“;‘?lsa = et in the act of jumping on his her lled. Tho natives meauwhile oxa s closing at 50} for October; - , F. F. Adams, Erie, | 81001 postoflite testifed that the envelops interfered. This greafly exasperat- ho maseacre have only found partial | wint Tho ioavention "‘E. i ': Oxts—F¢ higher and closed at 203 N et.kRNIjs'ecramy.RP}.(:.Ar&nH. . 12, tp. 16, r. Rave ovldence of orasures having boen | °0 the uegro, who scizd a wagon | Felisfin the public mind by the arato- | stand still uatil Mr. Valentine ar. | [2F €25h; 29kc for Octobor; 20jc for f g 2 05 SRomIeT, J G G M. Phillipe: Taade, Aftora lomg dmoteion By the | £andard 303 strack the bog on she | 2 2d unexpesiodacesof Col. Cirks | sivess when svormtiing "o o | Noverabor; 50fe for Docomber. o et avers Hing T Enaeti e 2,t. 16, lawyers tho court adjourned un- head with it, Killing him imstantly. | VIS0, = Mr. Lraner was not to ba_thought -of | Y- Stationary at 82c for earh or | (1% R CE0 M ™ i b i At til to-day, Judze Davis taking posses. o e patel a1 a candidate, 80 ho was shelved g seaeion of the association held in the HORSE SHOES Court then adjourned until 2 p. m, | Prooeeds of the orop, and that he Dating the reoems the ourt, room | bad Tot asconnted for sny money re. AND NAILS, we ] Iron and Wagon Stock, At Chicago Prices. wW. J. BROATCH, 1209 and 1211 Harney Street, Omaha, P th to J. r. 10 o.— 81 Charles H. Foster to B R. and J. just reccived « ; ive a los i odt s Bn lsy— Wanted by shorts; No, 2, . - '\ aion of both lecter and envelope, SRR i) give a loss hopeful view of aflairs at | without ceremony. R. A. Thompson P Y 5 NO 2| west. B. Folsom: q. c. d. lot 5, block 107, 3] Thofollowlng i the afdevicot Olara | Wasiiznaron, Oetober 301 a. m, | 1%, 8P 80d ays that at Cape Town | won'd not d, as ho had got. s ege | 255, bid for October. Dessetate\TEATEE Al Stk ubpanal i regarded as a mere question of a | tee week or 80 before the colonial author- | ¢! f| it rilh e pamud tdotspe: o - i | o Pork—Mess advanced 550 per bhl. vang D - 3 - u olock 8 2nd closed at 815 nr4 tow~th; $19 00 ] Syecle] Dispaih 1 she Ben Kotz & Ruth’s addition, Omaha— ——r = o LH “Tard—Advanced 12h@15c per 100 | bound train on the Pennsylvania rail- | g1ag0, cut last season, aud an obscdte n a store was taken in Jfl- ty, but then that makes no dif- 8. Morey, of Lyna, mother of H. L. | The war office has received f j 812 5, 0f Lyna, o o ¢ Mo, Morey: “L, the undersigned, Clara | Offley, of PRI AT g 1 8. Moy, o Sha i M s | e e e ap MO0tk ity of Kssex, and commonwealth of Mas. | Announcement. of the Uto Indian, J bn- | gusland matters are becoming worse | ferenco. If elected ho will do the o 5 way, on_Hackensack meadows, near aachuseits, ou oath do deposo and cay | som, and the subscquent lynchiog of | svery day. Several magitrates have [ biadins of the pa tics who nominatos | ecencrs g7 9507 934 for Novembors| Jorsey City. They burlod stoncs ot | uird Ward Voters—Regissration | that 1 have lived in Lyan for from | the murderec by the Indians. The | boen murdored, and the vatives are | him, and that is all they ask. M. | &7 G74c7 60 for the ye the windows and several panes were Notice. e : / ten to fourteon years, and that my |statement made by Captain Pallock,of | vowing vengeauce on all who tupport | Burke, a prominent farmer in the L broken, and a few passengers suffered | oSSy cor | We are mow in da'ly receipt h won, H. L. Morey, has visited me fro- | the Twenty-third infantry, is as £1-| the government. Ono by one, the | country, was alsoasked to take a back e slight bruises. The tramps were mov- T s g quently from time to time, until the |lows: ‘I believe that whatever dispo- | chiefs'are joining the insurrectionists, he was too outspoken in his Chicago Live S-ock Mar ket irg In the direction of Jersey City, and | nerof Fourteenth and Douglaa s! “|of lar e Shlpm@fl(s of ’s auction store) on atarday and Monday. Cumi 55 past sloven months, and that since [ tion was made of the prisouer by the | the last being Undatchswas, who on the arrival of the train at the depot (over then | know uothing of his where |lynchers was done quickly. The man | combined his force with that of U hurs ents in regard to pcked eon- Cittcao, October 29. ss. Mr. Zohrung was pomi- Hogs—In good demand and 5@10¢ | come of the employees were selected abouts. Witaess my hand and seal | iu chargeof tho train told moho was one | slouls, and the two are raiding tho | nated for senafor, a firting tribate t0 | por 100 Ibs higher; sales at$4 45@4 60 to go out on a train then leaving 80d | v 4.0 98 h and Saturday 30th | zl’lj ths twenty-sixth dzy of October, A.|of hismon. He said Cline was home | country within sight of Untala. From | his fidelity to Mr. Valentine's inter-| for lizht packing and shipping; $4 25| meet the tramps. The tramps | ¢ /& %) 1N vember Monday lst.] o > D. 1580 iu abeut an hour after starciog, whereas | Showberry, the report comes that f ests, and . M. Poterson, a Scandin- | 4 70 for rough to_extra smooth | were met noar Marion. ~They | (B0 Y0 (CFER Gl Teng NEW FALI. Gnuns == (Sigued), Cuara S. Mogey, |he did not get back until the next | Rev. D. E. Davis has been mus 1, | avian, was put on the ticket to pull | heavy packing; $4 35@4 80 for fair|were armed with _stones and | U5 TR VO Ry g 5 y | £ day. The Indian, Johuson had been |and other outrages committed the chestauts out of the fire, Heuce Wreaver Vindiosved. employed by Ool. Mackenzie during | force of 200 burghers has been called | the apathy of the the republican party 8pectal Dispateh 1o Tho De. the summe, and was cousidered a | out by the Cape authorities, aud vol- | in this county. The national ticket INDIANAPOLIS, a. m. | quiotand peace:ble man. Most prob- | unteersare being also enrolled and | will undoubtedly get a large majority. —Staphen D. Dillaye publishes a let- | ably ho was shot, as tho capture of | forwarded to the Trapsky. Rein-|Therois no disposition among the terin reply to a note from Hon. Jas | the prisoner oocurredabout 11 a. m., | forcementa for the north wiil be sent | rank and file to go it straight, bat Buchanan, asking if he was the au- | about thirty miles from the agency, |by the steamer “Melrose,” which | rather toselect the best men tv repre- thoc of a lertar recently made public {and at 5 o'clock the same evening | ieaves the Cape to-morrow. sent the county at Lincolu next fall, tra smooth heayy shipping lots; | other missiles. The railroad men at- ey : i B T iy S | o B Cattlo—There was a quiet feeling in | was kept up for several minutes. The ol 13’:40 Wiss, H. Bacey, tho market for cattlo (o-day; the Te- | tramps wer beaten andtheyretreated. | Pery A58 o UL P ARG, ceipts were again liberal, with a large | Only one person was arrested. Hof ©2010t ird W number of common grades leit over | was knocked insensiblo by a blow on e B from yesterday end previous dags of | the h&sd He was lodged inthe mhce \‘:: THE Y’\&K\\m,\f e the week; the pens are filled with | station, where he was registered as T ptifad In the it — -~ >4 A. HOSPE, JR., anos and Organs First Class on Easy Monthly Payments, Sheet Musio and Musi- cal Instruments. All of which are be ng opened un and marked as rapidly as they of Chester, Pa. by Dyer D. Lam, reforring to General {some of the Indians engaged in it B. L. Weaver as a iraitr to the natioual | wero at theagency. Since the affair © Mr. D.ilaye says that the let- | the Indians havs ter was writton under a mis-eprosen- | peaceable as at auy time. The, tation of fasta whils m that wnly the garbled «x rac's were | agency. 1found no excitement. @ CABLEGRAMS. been as qliet and | special Dispaiches to Tus Bax. The excitement over tho approach- he was suffaring | to be perfectly contented anisatisfied, | ing prosecution of members of the from great marvous prostration, and |and there is no excitement about the | 1and league increases. 1 e T D, ullivan, member of parliament for —_————— aver ging 1,341 Ibs, at 8480, local buyers not purchasing up to 11 0’clock; the market for common grades was entirely nominal up to 11 o'clock; fresh receipts 5,210 head. — ELECTRIC BRIEFS. Special Dispatehis to Tum Bax. . At republican headquarters in New York yesterday, Gov. Smith said Gen. the stock, tho only malo being 51 head | George Baxter. Editorial Privilege. Bpocial Dispateh to The Bee. Crxcrxnatt, October 29— 4 p. m.— On chango to-day, the committee to | ;g other efficacious vegetable ex- inquire of The Louisville Courior- | fruct,’ as i Dr. that o common @ pasturo weed as smart-weed, or water-pepper possesses medicinal propertics which, when com- bined with essence of Jamaica_ginger come in, and placed on sale in the departments to which they Pierce’s Com- belong. We will show in all FINE STUCK OF MOULDINGS.- 01 Paintings, Engr: Iy red 5x10 Frames, 1 inch, 10x12 1 10514 Gariield's deposition regarding Journal as to the authorship of the H el At ML o AR pound Extract of Smart Woed, it con otter signed “Ciucinnati Merchant, i stitufes a most potent remedy for 1218 published. Tbat hevos bileves he | came down the road in the vicinity of the weat and north, has becu retained | 7' roy Chiness letter woald bs pro- New York Produce Market. " s o | 1208 was imposad wpou, and res e s thay s tire- in hi T e & L t o belioves him to have boen » t.ue and | by Jackson, the man who had charge fi.h Spring Hill cotton mill, at | DMilton C. Dent, a nephow of Gen. | Flonr—Steady and moderate ox- ;;':_h:;e“;':im o ldkaotibava e ‘h Hmnlfl" e el indl dadodtul gt AT a8 Chromos tramed, s e, hororable patrit. of the train in which the difficulty m‘ D “d troved by fire yester.. | Grant, and a clerk in the interior de- |port and jobbing trade inquiry; | peo b“{d e teed medicine for colds an o 5 al 3 a R e Loyal Dawo curred. Iam well satisfied that there g ham was destroyed by fie yester— | L0 6. at Washington, was arraign- | receipts 19,780; round hoop Ohio, | been published, g fevers and inflammatory attacks, an e ay. A largs fire also occurred to-} (G5 ¢ o Pilice Justico Duffy in New York, on the charge of illegal regis- i for such a pur- iation of patn. Eve $170@500; choice do, $5 10@5 50, | the use of his paper t for the alleviation of patn. Every ter 80@4 25; pose as maligning & community, but | fuyily ghould keep asupply ofit. 50 e et B e 2o | B doclined to givo tho name of the | favie by drngaiats. any time'in the past. will be no further troublo unless it Purchas- | Fimox e should be brought about by agares- b Cornice B Bpecial Dispate to The Bosrox, Octohr day st Wigan, in the Swan Mendow cotton mill which were almost totally =1 io o1 i e 5 tration and hoid in 400 bail. He ex- | to good extrado, $4 25@4 70; choice - - P— Velv Vi ¢ s i uto ked e Prassian diet have elected | yotiny illogally, that he had his room |do, $165@4 85. e ¥ ; i ito | Viellas1 5.3 50,3 _ and upwand § pebititinuinlodsy allow | e xlnfh’::xf; D less, | Here Keolter, _conservative, presi- { on one street and his wifo was lying | Wheat—Irregular; Chicago, 81 15 | speca Dispatcn to Tho Bes 3 e l‘;‘:y‘j“,',.‘,f;""‘f:.:{nr'&‘; the season, as well ag during its | Jioig 1762 9,3 and smvaris 8 dwipnteh wasec ed + L ehag: | g drunken toamster, aad that tho | deut; Here Bond, a nattonal liberal, | il at a friends house in anothor strect, | @1 16; Milwaukoe, 81 16a1 17; No. 2| ' Nrw Yowx, October 20.—The trial | ("Nl ' 4" D kmanship, com. : Ak 50w choapet oty g FORTLAND, My ¢ 20| e f the man was & eleae caso o | st vieo prosident; nd Hore Stengal, | 1, b remaioed with b rod winkor, S1 1641 167; sales 500, | of Kenward Philps for criminal bl | £ Mol M08 Rertl S | progross, the choiosst styles, as e SR Sotees vomhera s 1y el w14 v ¢ i the | Iynching, which, asmuch ae it into bo | free conservative, sec: ore A houso at Melton, in Litchfild | 0w 0tet; Mo, 2,55855{0; sales | Somer et corne ovart, which is Reinforced fronts, Relnforced 8 Dol Se- Omaba- Web. o i el ¥ suanged | deplored, is not an uncommon occur- | ST the Ttalian govern. | ounty, Ct., burned lust night. The | 150 b R e o o R e THurt pro- | backs and Reinforcod sleoves, makes | well ag the most abundant sup- 3 pr b 147 1ela | o thesughoat tho counry aud in | The Tualia urges tho Iilian gosern- | SHA'Y, (o MRGel IS8 HE 0 160,000, was demaely packed. Joo Hart pro- | el B (U0 TS Mt ..;‘,Fh:]o "Ie‘ prohi v :‘ %o the midst of civilization and eulight- | ment to ceaso acting with England. i b 5 b \V‘h:: B duced t! ak en\'ool’%"; e -m: woro | fitting_garment of the kind, ever| f hich & aka thei :‘ h‘ “;\?n “L..t.r;" pss e ’e?‘ gnmt“:’!(_” Major Offley, h,x l,mr:‘:d; A dispatch fromh()(u:ln:.ln!in{)plfl A diepatch from the Uncompsghte Pwk’ )'“2 00@13 25 for sellor for {:‘2:l.c::lo:.n:gé-tmd 'h"!;'m that | manufactured at the moderate p,;“o, ply {rom which to make their ' st ! 1w least |ing the report, says in conclusion that | gayy that Riza Pasha has declned to f -t ool O = P J 5 .50. Every shirt of our make is 3 . Bernbardt Indisp e @ | orohe train, hastold differont stoelce | without instructions. Tho porte, on | 4 ot Borey left thero yesterdsy morn- | for Novembor; §9 42 for Decembers: | the forger. The trial Is still in pro- | the money if found otherwise. > . Bpeck Diputeh o T i, e B L b ety T ey Rzs Pasha | {ny aver the mountain trail for Don- | §0 4069 45 for Janusry; 89 45@9 50 | gross, g, ke o apecialty o o o | not fail to be satisfactory to the Naw Youx, Ostober 30 1 & 1 — | others he said they shot twlee. Ho| ™ )1 (0 oy and enthusiustiomeet- | oy q1on s arie oo e o | o By O for gen for et chomois underwear, mado up with Mile. Bernhardt, na an ivarisble con for the year; 30 5560 70 for buyer for | special Dispatch to Tho Beo. closest buyer. Itemized adver- has claimed relationship of neatly |y, ot Orangemon was held a Belfast, fow to comfort, warmth and durabi Indians is anticipated. ~ 4 p. m— 2 sequence with people w1wccustomed | every kind o the man who was killed. | 125 of Drsngomon wes hell & Bellasty October 20, 4 p. m.— | Flow {0 eom Ok Tamgod to traveling on the coean, 's suffering | Sy Snol 5 ar. | Fred Kester, was sentenced to- be jowelry storo on Wa- | ¥ ve offer special inducements | i - from lightuown of the head Sho has | O18PSe of the Chinese Lotter Boom. | passed condomning tho lawless WHHer | )] for the murder of his wife yes. | Ohio, 16@31o. baah avonuo was robbed of 81,260 | perons wo vffer special inducemonta | tigementa will appear through rested but poorly swce her acrival, | Special Dispatch to Tus Ban. ancosand doods of the land leagners, | \ 4.y The crime was committed in | Eags—Unchanged at 21@230 for | worth of goods a week ago last Sun- | W e Sttt e and vrzed the necossity of repressiva New Youx, October 30—1 & m.— | yeagures, and assured the loyalists of Sccretary Sherman visited the rooms | (o gouth and west of their active of the republican national committee | yuo oot Lord Arthue Hill prosided at noon yesterday and held a long| gt the meeting. but her fexteaondiaary power of en: fair to choics. durance has gone far towards koeping hor uut of bed. Yestenday aftornoon ehe attended the play at Baoths. day night. The detectives have ar- reated Robert Riley Romain in St. Louis, and two men named Boyle and Dingwell in Chicago. Part of the Buckley county, th day of Auguat, Goo. Moody, who killed his brother at R chmond, Va., some months ago, state, on the 22d Pié Gorrazneees out, the season giviog definite in- 1907 Rarnam street. St. Louts Produce Marzet Sr. Lovs, October 29. Flour—About 5o lower. formation in reference to the ar- Bucglen’s Arnica Salve Diabolical Murder. consultation with ex Governor Jewell. Bpecial dtepatch o The Bec. L Cuvre, Quobec, October 30, 1 . m.—A most disbolical murder was perpetrated in Grundel about ~thirty- eight miles from here, in tha fall of the year 1875, aud has just leaked out.. Three persons, father, mother a0d son, have been arrested, charged with having committed the crime. Theson, Jean B. Narboune, having ~ s itho- Gov. St. John, of Kansas, who has | 44@4d3c for May. Lo s Sonfessed to having shot his brother, | diszust many democrats. The litho- | roaqed to 2,000 men. b : ] Oats—Higher at 28§@204o for cash; | ton, is carrying disturbance into the = B. WILLIAMS & SON nati hic copies of the forged letter were Ry = e canvass cf ig - S Gt R . Sfeciod L. B. LLIAMS & SO} Alex. Harboune, but in extenuation | ST IC ORI FC (e tor8ed BROTREIE | A hurricane in the Baltic last week | the stats, gives it as his opin‘on that | 204@20fe for November; 30§c bid for | territory emtngregi:n":minzrdcc.fid GR AND F A|R plead that he was urged to do it by his step-mother; that he borrowed a | gua from a neighbor, and after shoot ing his brother, he broke the gun over | his head. He subsequenly dragged | the body cut of the bouse some dis- tance therefrom, and covered it with | A1 Col. Hooker said, “We have sent lithographic copies of Garfield's let- ter of denial to all parts of the coun? try, and the telegraph is spreading the news of the alleged forgery in every city from theeast to San Francisco We havealready received sssurances from wanagers in all the Pacific slope states and territories, that the only effect of the letter has boen to day of the dispatch s aunounciog the arrest of Philp wre sent, and the let- ter has fallen flat, though some of the } followera of Kearaey tried to circulate it, but his party has gone to picces, California is as surely ours as Obio is. A dispatch from Scutari says that s Turkish ironclad has lauded 600 troops there. A St Petersburg dispatch says that reported that the establishmeut of a great administrative council Is imminent. Disastrous floods have ocourred in Switzerland. The Irish constabulary is to b> io- destroyed 100 Danish fishing vo-scls. M. John Bright, in writing to Mr. Vill ers Stuart, says he hopes for a great and permanent improvement in the Irish land laws ualess to sgita- tion creates a temper and a condition of things which will make an amend- stolen property was fonnd in a pawn shop hero, aud the remninder in Ro- No. 2 red, at $1 00@1 00§ for| nain's room in Si. Lo Gen, Garficld recoived a uumber of | cash; 1 00§@l 00§ for November; gt st callers yosterday at his Mentor farm, | 81 04§@1 034@1 04} for Decomber; nd mado somo arrangements for the |1 06}@1 0of@! 06 for Tanuary | s Deutcn 10 Bt rezeption of lsrge i N o No. 4, do axcac, —4p m Pittsban e o spatisng Lo | o | SRIERTR L S i —The Lake Erie and Western rail- Pittsburg and various towns in e i section that are expected to-da Corn—Slow and better at 39%c_for | road running from Fremont, Ohio, to has received no subraaa to be in | cash; 393@39%o for Nnve}nbe;; 39%@ Bll:g;nmg}l’:. Elq!:‘:nne;;‘l:: este New York, to att il . | 393¢ fo 5 30c for the year; | wardly with the Lake ) New York, to attend the Philp trlal. | 393 for Decembor; 30c for the year; S e S e and fld tao country, returned lst weak and surrendered himself. Wheat— Higher and _unsettled; western pool. o to have stocked scalping offices in Toledo with tickets, which are sold as Kansas City, $13; round Toledo to St. Louis, 86; round trip, §11 50; Toledo to Spring- field, $6 b0; and Jacksonville, £7 00; December. Rye—Higher at 83}@834c. B Barley— Qulet at 60@93c. Lerd—Lower st 84 374. Butter—Quiet; dairy, 20@26c. Exgs—Bigher at 19¢. ‘Whisky—Steady at §1 10. Knsas will give Garfield a majority of 50,000, and that the republican candidates for congress will be elected. Duyer, who interfered with Elec- tion Supervisor Geisler in regist. tion matters, in Chicsgo Taesday, and Po- The Best SaLve in the world for Outs, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhoum, Fover Sores, Tetter, Chapp- od Hands, Chilblalus, Corns, and all kinds of Skin Eruptions. This Salve is quaranteod to give perfect satinfac- tlod In every case or money re ‘anded. Price 25 couts per box. For ssle by 8dly J. K. ISH Omaha. 500 PRIZES CIVEN AWAY. rival of new things and the Special Bargains that will bs of- fered in certain line of Goods in every department of our estab- lishment. — ARRANGED BY THE— OMAHA LADIES’ SOCIETY, NEW STANDARD HALL, Oct. 28th, 20th and 30th,1880. 1422 and 1424 Dodge St., Cor. 15th. Ear Diseases. DR, E. E. SHOEMAKER, ‘brush, but afterwards buried it's short s - liceman Murphy, who arrested Gies-| provisions—Dall st $15 25. with corresponding schedule to other | Adwission 25 cents; Season Ticketa$1.06; Each - distanics from the house. Hesaid the Shipping News. ment impostible, ler when the latter attempted to ar- D',;"s‘:.'{?’ne.&.h:m % 34900 | pointe. ¥ e & Ce st | a b has boem T e Modben prvincsint: P2, | Kb e only article known that Wi deceased maa had some money, and | spectal dispatch to Tur Brx. The North German G;Zf;tfl protests | ast Duyor, were arrosted yosterday |7 oG 80, Wiaconin's Wealth Store, Fabam ot | e o bt x vy e st ’”,11 bafs this disease thestepmoth ion o oo Y sifist an increase of the Britia tha charge of interfering with s i 4 = e mentof deatness and di-esses of the ear and o, med it hat bete sty hotmon New Youe, October 30, 1 - ™ » | Mediterranean flet to_eighteen Ses- | Gislerin the performance of his du- | ga yaad 00—~ ittt Lo -l T EFCOBLESLORE | o, tswoies rissbis luse vook of 8 | § permanentlyfromihe sysfem him'and her £o kill Alex. Narbonne. | o *Eigypt* from New Yorksand the | %1% 00 0 assertion of unfaic asceq- | tios. Thoy wero admitted to 8500 | © Lard—Nominally higher at 87 874. | s vemnsient report. of the wealih, | Ml@Chine Workes, |, m sk e roeme'sod v J.C.RICHARDSON, First polaon was mized in & cap and | “pqrtea” from Boston. dancy strongly at variance with Eog- | byl cach. * Receipts—Flour, 9,000 _ bbls; | debt and saxation of the state of Wi 3 | o koo amthor of = work o6 335 pi ear oveav soue pRoPRILTOR left on the stove for Alex. to drink that land’s previous sssurance to the der- The Chicago exposition this year was wheat, 90,000 bu; corn, 60,000 bu; | orit General Agents, ~ - “Qif ry . ed by the census burean OoOMIAXA, NEB. night, but he not having drank the | . QUEENsTOwS—Sailed, “City of | vish of Scatari. attended by 400,000 people, and the | oats, 17,000 bu; rye, 2,000; barley, o by followd hibi o CO. mfl,lmflm:ndmmanfinzhim,‘R‘E“"::d' "°‘?l‘£"|'s‘t°:' ¢ Ala. | Toocrarhas ondered the discontin- | recepte were waficient to_pay all ex. | 10,000 bu i oy, ke e N rost eatata in | 9» Hammond, Prop. & Manager. WHOLESALE n-us*su.' ‘most expeditiovs i vetti w—Sailed, “State of - i g 3 — Flo | A 2 e most thorough appointed and " Tidof i Tupfi”“n':ye:;’;t;:xg | hnn:f'frzm N ok | usnce of mourning for the late czarios. | penses, inciuding $30,000 worth of | Shipments—Flour, 12,000 bbls; | wiyconain, 8344,788,721; assessed val l::l;vlnt it "m'}.,m!i’; = ‘h"-:flmmp.'. STLoUIS- ted to nwait trisl at the next assizes, A Hard Crowd. Puymovrs — Arrived, ** Silesia” | from New York for Hamburg. The Franciscans wero expellod yes- terday from Rennes svd Avignon, France. At the latter place the police improvoments on the building, and leave $3,000 in the treosury. Dr. J. D. Kaine, editor-in-chlef of whear, 45,000 bu; corn,4,000 bu: oats, | o1 oo S S 804,183, - 2,000 ye, 1,000, barey, mome. | G "Tota aseased atoation of pro perty, real and personal; $438,971- 151. Castings of overy description manufacted. Enines, Pamps and every class of machinery made to order. pecial attention given to of forty years’ standing, all Special Diepatch o The Bee | indications. demolished thebarricade thathad been | T Milwaukee Sentinel, resignedyes-| St Louls Live Stock Market. Dieumaiaee of the.diease istinly Mmored Magrviize, Mo, ,October 20—10 p. | Spocial diapatcl to the Beo erected inside the monastery. There | torday by reason of a difficalty with Sr. Louts, October 29. Well Augurs, Pulleys, Hangers, T by e T m.—The preliminary trial of Albert Talbott, charged with th murder of his father, Dr. P. H. Talbott, on the 18th of September, and Mrs. Talbott ber son Ed, and their hired man i = Wasuaxgrox, October 30—1 4. m, —For upper Mississippi and lower | Missouri valleys clear or partly cloady weather, colder northwesterly winds | and higher barometer. was much excitoment anddisorder, and fourreen arrests were made Dosury, October 20—Th magis- trates have forbidden the Jand meet- ing which was ammounced to take | the proprietors, which was the out- Big Demonstration | growth from yesterday’s publication of | an attack upon Casper M. Sanger, the republican nominee for congress. ! Kaine hss takena position in the cus- ' shipments, 2,000. Hogs—Fairly active and_higher; Yorkers and Baltimores, $4 50@4 60; | Special Dievatch to The Bee mized packing, 84 40G4 50; butchers’ | Cmicago, Ogtober 30—1 a. m.— to fancy, 24 5584 63; receipts 2,900; | In pursuance of the order of Gen. Grant, ss commsnder of the “Boys in Shafting Bridge Irons,Geer | By, K. i dras st el Tatting, etc i wirgical nmtrm enta 421 Farnham St Ot o e ey bt I S & week 1n your own Wwn. lerms aca N et BB St aa e w4 56 Harney St., Bet. 14ta and 16th. | cruaad. 4 ¢ B DS ST