Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 15, 1880, Page 1

aha 0 VOL. X. Established 1871 OMAHA. NEBRASKA, MONDAY. NOV:MBER 15, MORNING EDITION. REAL ESTATE BEMIS’ AGENCY, 45th and Douglas Street, Over 3,000 reeidonce ot for sie by this agen- ing trom .,...E-q part of the cito, and in 4.reccion trom the Postoffice, north, esst, or west, and versing in distsuce from b ock tn one or two iniles from. - a w acated t every Liom, et of consent, between St, Mary R Harney Srect 800 1o 8800, 40 27 0k ot of barracks on Saundors . i ‘oo tand and will be sold very chea Sor'cash 1 5, 10 or 30 acre loa; now n sour tthe *oBecure o Largam. Clol 20 ot at end of street car tracks on Seun- e stront for §575. aoice lot, Furnhiam and 24th stroets, 90x1SY o for 1,550 il divde . cap 1ot in Credit Foncisr addition. south of . P depot—$100 to $50. TERRACE ADDITION. Forty lots on Park Ave: ne aad street 01 7oud to park, and neas nesd of Be. Marys avonue, at from $125 to $200 each. Seven years time at cicht per cout Iuterest to those who will Vit ap £ood substantial bulldigs. For further Partioulas pply to. G. P. BEMIS, Agent, Fitsemnth and Douglas Streets. o alen ot on Hamucy aad Twenty-rt ireeis, o cho'c Jots on 20th, noar St. Mary's aven- g, SOX1L5 foct oach, for §350 and 900, 150, s 24th Toward street, 700, View addition, mouth of U. B sm $16 10 8 00 ench nce, for £, it o 650 - “RIVERVIEW ADDITION. Large number catad n tils ow tweon 24th stroo Dodze south or will 108500 20wD s the Periina 16 acres. 70 tons fes been platied—14 on ou Dyaglas stroet. Thase lots “4 it amd 150 tndepth. $1,000 G yours tima, st § por cent In- ome who will build good_substantial Call and examine plat and get at BENIS' REAL ESTATS AGENCY, Snly 23 lota Parnham and are 50 o 51 Joatiosd 2 over the yoa do-ire, v tion you ices varyiog oap hoowse mear Jackson sacridce. Hero ina o wroj erty must quarter of a. iive this without any delay. OEO P. BEMIS, Agent, i i Toth and D./uglas Ste ea) noar Curmin Strecis, $1,007, S PARK PLACE. “The cheapest acre lote 1n the oty e those offered for sle by this ace Place and Lowe's soond atdi-lon, Burtand California strec we ofler a tuil acro io-day. are Tocatod a very short e ance wewt of Or ighton dely, @ iance, 8.4 got plat and full particalars of GEO. P. BEMIS, Agent, wizeat, #1,400, Half lof on Cass,between (Sth and 14th streete 000. nice lots in Hartman's addition, $400 to $600. YLarge namber of ucre lots i Gise's addition in Morth Omana, $135 to 8500 each. Choice comor lot near 22nd and California ‘rocts, 81,500, Beveral good lots in Nelsou's addition, 150 ‘e $350 each. ‘Choice iot in Thorneil's addition, §750. Soveral Jarge lots in Bartiott's %] rods and 3 acres oach, Prices §700 50 $5. Beverai choico lam In Reed's first additic 275 L0 8850 cach. e Aere ot on Seruan ayenne, (60 strot, south of Pop or $1,100. “onts,"60 ¢ McOANDLISH PLACE. 22 nice and choap lots, vers near to the bus just wouth of and adjonine . Weolworth and W- 3 ‘choap {nd vory desirabie, e Anoss par of -ity, to new works, white icad works, U. b yards, acki % AT = £87250 of the best business lotx in Omaa for sule, located onevery b ne stroet, #500 to 86,000 cach. £2Also vory valusble store 1 ertles In al- most cvery business block —45 060 to. §18,000 LAKE'S ADDITION. 0cho co residence iota 1n_above sddition, Im- 3iately morth of and adjoinine Poppieion's Veuatiful resdenoeand grounos, and ocated o3 T50h 10th and 20t stroote, 890010 50 cach and Yoy saey Soma 10 thowe whowil b Caland exami H “pardicular. R Gra_ P, TS, Acet, Besatifal bulld on Sherman.avem ey essewes oppicion an the Do ween ‘stroets, at reasonable prices and_long. Tayer who improve BEMIS, Agent. &. P. Bemis’ aTe Acewcy. & Douglas St., - - - NEF Ge THE RENT REBELLION. The Intercession of the Land League Prevents a Collision. Particulars of the Death of Agent Wheeler in Limerisk, Rumors of Serious Dissen- sions in the British Cabinet. A"rojecc Proposed to Buy Ire- land of the Landlords for the Tenantry. THE MURDER OF AGENT WHEELEE, Bpecial Dispateh to Th Boe, Dosux, Noveliber 14—10p, m.— The details of the assassination of Mr. Wheeler, near Limerick, a fow days ago, have been received here, While crossing a field, accompanied by a Mr. Moore, slugs wero fited at him from a double-barreled gun. He as struck in the mouth, and three of his teeth from the upper and two from the lower jaw wer: knooked out. The victim groaned and fell, but af- terward attempted to rise. The as- sassin, who had followed him, then ehot him again. Moore heard two more shots, and then flod. Ho in- formed the military at Cals barracks, and the police soon arrived at the scene of the tragedy. Wheeler's body was in & bloody pool, and still warm. His hands were clutchiug the earth, and there were eleven wounds in his skull. Fifty policemen have soarched the district for the assassin, but no ar- rest has yet been made. Wheelerhad taken a farm from which the tenant bad been evicted. His father is now in Lime: GATHERING THE CECP. Mr. Baycolt s laborers are gather- ing his crops. Tae work iy be de- layed, owing to the unsottled weather, but 80 long as the military guard is in attendance, no interference from the populaceis anticipated. . James path was entertained at s banquet at Cork Saturdsy, znd sailed for America Sunday. A land meoting was held at Thurles yestorday, at which Mr. Dillon_stated that the land league would finish the lendlords if the government at:empted on. A meeting of 5000 pacple at Knockenrose, Ireland, Sunday threat- ened the Jandlords and land agents. Six hundred men are at Lauch, re- beilding & house for an evicted widow. Four hundred of them are reported armed and prepared to resist any in- terference. INFLUENCE OF THE LAND LEAGUE. ‘Special Dispateh to Tux Bxx Loxvox, November 15—1 a. m.— News from Ireland comes slosly and late. That there has not been a con- fliot seems due solely to the leaders of theland league, who have foresight enough to avod one just now. Their orders to the peasants to permit the relief expedition to pass unharmsd, and the fact that these orders have been implicitly carried out, shows its vast power over the peopls. Parlia- meut will be summoned early in Jan- uary. THE BRITISH MINISIRY AND THE IRISH LAND QUESTION. ‘Special Dispatch to The kice. New Yorx, November 15—1 2. m. —A London correspondent of The World telegraps the following: Pol- itical circles are full of rumors more or less circumstantial, to the effect that serious disseusions exist in the ministry concarning the course to be taken in Irish land. T hear, though not positively authenticated, that the res- ignations of Lord Selborne, 1ord high chancellor, and of the Earl of Oork, snd Avery, master of the buck hounds, are likely to be tendered soon if, in- deed, they have not. already been placed in Mr. Giadstone’s hands. These officials are in favor of more vigorous measures for the rostoration of Ireland, and a_suspenson of the habeas corpus in Ireland is still de- maoded. A large and influen tial sec- tion ot the liberal party take the ground that no course of action less radical wlll prove effectual to the end desired. The spectacie of a small army of 900 men, with three pieces of artillery, going to break the blockde of a land agent’s dwelling, is regarded s a scandal to the whole nation. Matters grow in the sister island every day, no individual landlord be- ing now exempt from the stern war. fare declared on the whole landlord olass by the land league. Even Lord Kermore, though a Roman Catholic vesident landlord, and one of " the few supporters in the house of lords’ last session of the compensaton for dic— turbance bill, has recently received threatening letters, in spite of which, however, he returned to his seat of Killarney house. Thero is very good reason for believing that the question is now under the consideration of the government whetherit is not, after all, Dossible to_carry out this prosramme as a radical cure for Irish discontent It is deemed quite possible to buy out all the Jandlords in Ireiand for an ex-— ceedingly modest sum, and to present the land to the tenantry on fixed con- ditons. The landlords, it hardly neod be said, are very willing (@ sell. CABLECRAMS. Dispatches to Th Bee.. al from Toronto. Canada, friends profess their contidence in_their favorite in winning tha race which will be rowed at Putney, England, on the Thames course, Monday at10 a. m. The bet- ting-Saturday, in England, showed Trickett to be the favorite at 6 to 5. There has been large sums of money cabled over from hero to back Han- A A mutiny broke out among the prisoners iu the jail at Dartmoor, in the county of Devon, Englsnd, Sat- urday, but was finally suppressed after two of the prisoners had been killed. Germany, Austria and France are entering upon negotiations in the bope of effecting a peaceful settlemsnt of the Greek question. A cable special reports that Baycolt, the earl of Ernes’ Lougmask agent, announces his intention of giving 0j the lease of his farm near Loughmask, and returning to Eogland. of theline and a furger, of C Escadrin, ae said {0 b i Tho accused i# charged v ous assaults on several chil tion with the affsir, Al Goldenberg, one of the condemred nihilists recently on trinl in Ruesia, | has just confessed that nina persons wers conearned in the Moscow plot to blow up the imperial train, amorg them Hartmann and Schieroyeff. | A dispatch from Paris says Henri | Cachin has been sentenced to one | month's imprisonment for partic ting In the affair of November 5 Vis counts Lusons and Amelat aud Mar- | quis De Boishebert have baen sen- tenced to fifteen d-ys' imprisonment, oharged with seditious cr’ Mr. Gladstons will shortly pay a isit to Lord Derby. The pop: warmly received a pair o embroidered shoos from tho latics of San Feanciszo, and promised to wesr them 02 next Easter, 3 M. Buffst, the French politician, will raiss a discuseion with M. De Freycinet on the crisis. Some women wore arrestad in Mad- rid yesterday for nsing offensive lin- guage to the king and queen. A dispatch from Constantinople says Sheik Mizlam has authorized co- ercion against the Albanians. Three thousand inhabitants have l.ft Dul ¢igno owing to the searclty of provis- ons. A dispatch from Cape Colony,South Africs, says affaits in Basatoland have somewhat improved. General Clarke has captured Makwassburg, and Mr. Welsh and other Europesns, at Tsalo, have heen rclieved. Tho colontal troops are moving Tembo: Mr. Goschen, the British ambassa- dor, proposes the creation of an inter- national financial commission for Tur- key. Over £2000 was invested on Hanlan Saturday. Tne latest betting i 0 800 on Hanlan. Both Hanlan and Trickett are in splendid con; Hanian weighs cleven stone and Trickett twelve stone and two pounds. The bank of Lishon, Portngal, was destroged by fire Sunday. ELECT] BRIEFS. Spectal Dispatclics to Tho Bee. Nicolai Gedolia, a minirg stock broker of New York, committed eui- cide Satarday morning at his resi- dence, by shooting hims:If through the head. Gedolia is the son of & mn prominent in Danish fiusncial circles. Financial reverses are sup posed to have been the cause. Qaptain_Payne has returned to chita, Kansas, from Mulvane, and has been dangerously ill for ten days past, but is_convalescent, and will be able to head the pending movement to the Indian Territory. The colony will muster several thousand strong. The police Saturday arrested two orcoks named Edward Harrington and John Peterson, and foundon them a tolegram from a Detroit pr.fessional, saying, “The town is ell right; come down immediately.” H. Enders, a book dealer from Chi- cago, and formerly Swiss vice-consul there, was found unconscious in_his room at the St. Chatles hotel, Mil- waukee, Saturday morr‘ng. The gas had been blowa out, an: it is supposed he took poison aud lel. the gas es- caping to diver: suspicion from his auicidal intent. He was still alive at Latest reports. The collogo championship game of football, Harvard vs. Princeton, was won by the latter. Princeton 2 goals, Harvards 1. Rassell Hart, the Buffalo merchant who shot Emil Seifert, the violinist, was on Saturday admitted to bail in the sum of £5,000. 'he wounded man is 1 a critical condition A Bohemian woman of Milwaukee, named Franzick Potrasch, went out to work on Saturday, locking her two children, 3and 6 years, in the house, taking the youngest with her. At dark the oldest child, in attempting to strike a light, set the house on fire, and was fatally burned, while the younger companion was bumned to death. A man, supposed to be Andrew J. Gillen, of New York, the murderer of Miss Sigerson, has been captured ia | Sussex county, N. J., and lodged i jail. The Carlis'e battery, of Williams- burg, N. Y., went on their annual ex- | cursion to Newburg Saturday after- noon, on the eteamboat ““Black Bird.” They passed the day in pleastre, and at 8 o'clock embarked for home. Soon after starting, whea all wera gathered on the deck, the boat struck on Fisher's rock, and a terrible panic ensved, and several partics wero fatally tnjured, and many hurt. Aiter the boat had remained on the rock several hours, her distress signals were sighted by the “Daniel Drew,” and the luckless excusionists were taken aboard and conveyed home. Charles Herzbarger, a printer 19 yoara_of age, hailing from Washing: ton, D. C., started to run a foot-raze Sunday morning in Louisville, Ky., and after going sbout twenty yards, bugst a large blood vessel in the region of the heart, aud fell to the ground dead. The Gazette office, postoffice, and Sturgis’ building, at West Union, Towa, wera burned Saturday. AliceOates disbanded her company in New Orleans Saturday night, be- cause, she says, Chas. R. Gardner, her manager, has takenall the money, while she bas done all the work. She is billed for Selma, Macon, Montgou - ery and Augusta, which engagements | are off. Gor. Smith of Wisconsin, has sn- nounced himself as a candidate the United States senstorship in position to Messrs. Kayes and Sawye: S.nator Garpenter is a champion o Mr. Keyes, and Judge Cassidy is working for Gov. Sm th. Atoned His Crime. Spec i Dispatch to The Bor. | Serrserieio, Til, November 14 10p. m.—Dr. E. C. Grffney, a young phyrizian, whosome months ago, wes | acrested at the instance of a young | woman named Nettie Burgess, who | charged him with seduction and abor- | tion, but when she went before the and jury she told a_different story, ying in the mesntime been under p | Gaffrey's inflaence, bt he was indict- cd yesterday. A genuine eensation was caused by Geffrey’s marrying the Bordesux, France, was greafly ex- cited Saturdsy over the revelation of a frightful scandal in which a colonel girl. The suit will doubtless be drogpcd, as there will by no prosecu- tion. 1 | People j i Willisburg, Washiogton county, re- DOMESTIC DOINGS, —_— Scarch for the Bodies of the Ford Pit Mice Accident Abandoned. Bernhardt Receives a Private Roception at the New York Union League. Central Park Agreed Upon as the Site for the World's Fair of 1883, . Rarnhardt Gt the Umoh Leéague.. Special Dispateh to The Beo, New York, November 14—1 p. m. —Sara Beruhard’s private reception took placa Saturday evening at the theatre of the Union League club The theatre was gaily docorated aud crowdad, Bernhardt's twenty works cfert i o], and her works i sculp- tare, four in marble and two rouz3, wero displayed and much ad- mired. Berohardt appeared on the stage at 9 o'clock, amid atrains of the “Marsellaisa” march, and was grosted with an outburst of spplause which lssted for some time, She remained in tho theatre aboutan hour, The Mine Horror. Special Dispateh to The Bee. Hau November 14—10 p. m —A sad feeling pervades the commu- munity of Stellarton over the dread- ful disastet at Ford pit. The great. ness of the calamity cannot yet be realzed, but in point of loss of life has only bzen surpass d by tho memo- Florida from all northern points were 110 de both round trip and straight. The rates adop*~d range from 10 to 15 per cent. below foruer Fates. Tha i reduction applies to rates west of the Alleghenies, and are the same overall competing lines. Tourists will b given fifteen days to reach their des- tination, with stop-over privil-ges. The Illinois Senate. Special Dispatch to The Beo. SerixgriEsp, November 18.—The noxt, setiate will have 32 republicans, 18 democrats and 1 socialist, giving ! the republicavs & majority of 13 over all. _Of the members 17 fepiiblicans and 9 domocrats hold over and will pacticipate in the election of the suc- the Grand Jury. Judge Dav s Ventilates the Cou= sriracy »nd Vi dicates the Law. Abraham Hewitt cessor to United Stat tor Davis in 1883, The 1fpliblicatid start in ‘o next organization with & majority of eight senators, 6o that-the joint myjority of the two honses plainly £ recasts the retiremant of Davis, Texns Tricks. - ‘Spocial Dispatch to Tum Bax. | Santa F, N. M., Novasber 13.—= Joneph A. Thomas, doputy sherill; a8 shotand killed lact night at Bocot tio, N. M., by a gambler named Gor- don. During the day Deputy Sheriff Thomas had disarmed Gordon, taking a Colt’s pistol from him. During the evening Gordon and a Mexican enter- ed a aloon where Thomas playing poker, Gordon threw Thomas down and shot him nino times, killing him ipstantly. Thomas was formerly chief of police of Trinidad, Colorado. He leavesa wife ard children. MARKXETS BY TELEGRAPH. New York Money and Stocks. (WALL Srasst November 13. Money—3§; exchange dull st $4 S1j@4 83} ovERNMESTH. Fimm, rable cisaster st the Drammond mine | - 3 in 1873 An exploration party went down the mine Saturday, and said that at the bottom of the shaft they found that the atr had greatly chang- ed sinco the night before. They ex amined the mme for seventy yatds and found a dcor blown open and air along the southern paseage instead of towsrd the shaft. They found a large volume of emoke, aud then realiz:d that the works were on i aud that a terrific explosion tocour at any moment. It is impossible to ascertain the extent of the fice, but as far as can be surmised, it is thought to extend about half a mile from the shuit. All hands were ordered away from the vicinity of the shafr, and watchmen stationed to prevent the people from approaching A consuitation was held with the iners, who knew the pit well. 1 decided that thero was no pos- siblity of recovering any more of the bodies, as the fire might spread and cause damage to the surface It was decided to flood that part of the pit where the 'fire was. Mr. Dunbar, an old man who was badly burnt, but got out alive, 18 not expected to recover. Two bedies were got up last nieht, one torribly burned, but the other was reconized. The inquest will be on Monday. It is now estimated that fifty men were killed, and about’ 150 widows and orphans lft destitute. By the flooding of the pit work will be ttopped aboat a month, throwing 200 meu out of employment. Refagee Convicts. Spocial Dispateh to Tus Bex Las Veaas, N. M., November 14— 10 p. m—A week sgo three murder- ers, two train robbers and a horse thoif escaped from jail here. A posse started in pursuit and overtook and attacked them on Thursday. James Allen and Davidson, murderers, were kitled outright, and another is said to have been wounded, but escaped with Is comredes. The posse is still in ursuit, and hope to cspture the whole paty. The World's Fair. Spocial Dispatch to The Bee. New Yok, Novenher 14—10 p. m.—Tc is considered certain that the committes on the site of the world’s fair of 1883 has selected Central patk. The commission, which meets on Jan- nary 18, will probably endorse the action of the committes. About £50,000 has been subscribed up to date. Report of the “Corwin's" Voyage. Special Dispatch to the Fxx. Wase1xaton,November 15—1 8, m. —Capt. C. L. Hooper, commanding t ed States steamer “‘Corwin, which was sent to the Arctic regions + search of tho missing whalers, and also to learn, if possible, the fate of the “Jeannette,” has submitted his report to the secrefary of the treasury. Tae report covers 250 pages of manu- script, and is simply a narrative of the cruise, description ot the country, na- sTocKs. Activo and advanced 3@} per cent. since tho op ning; latter In Reaaiog. Chicago Produce Market. Cnrcaco, November 13, Wheat—Market from 1@1}c higher than 24 hours sgo. No. 2 spring sold at 81 043@1 04§ for car lote; for cash seller Nov. §1 04@1 05; . December ranged at $1 04§@1 06; January at as an Abettor and in- dorser of the Crime. The National Committee Lia be to Arrest. Special Dispatch to Tirx Bas. New York, November 12—4 p. Chief Justico Davis, « @ court, this morni cision ia the caso of K charged with the field, fn connecti Chinese_letter. case is, in sub:ta f newspaper3 had | (ho i lish as genuine any forzed strument. The Moroy 1 gery and the editorial calli 2 liar, i Iibelous. prosecution fo velope bore evidence of er was also a forgory. not prove tho existencn ¢ zation called the Litor Uni such aman as il L existence of such a pers Goodall, alleged to i the letter to Mr. Ha The Truth was not pr: such a man was appo the estate of H. who, Judge Davis & Men who profe: confessed themselves per asserted in his articlo was genuine, and | answer, unless he. pr. letter was genuine, it was | publish it, if not, Even the entries « on the Lynn hotel re forgeries. Judge Dy dence of ex-Congresanan itt astonished hin Hart's testimony, cadion of the forg ing it genuine. motives were a ation. His conn letter and proce traordinary ch $105j@1 07; Febroary, $106@1 084, & closing at 81 04Jc cash for car lota: $1047@1 05 seller November; $105% 1 06 December; 8106%@1 07 January; No. Sspring, at 934@%4}c; rejected, 74}@78}; No. 2 Minnesots, 81 05%@ 1 06; winter wheat, No. 2 1ed in store sold at 81 034@l 04}; No. 8 winter, 943c; No. 2 rod, $1 04 on track; rejected, 924, Corn—Stronger and fairly active in local speculation and shipping way, and prices improved }@fc; No. 2 and high mixed cash, 413@42c; the hulk at 41209420; sellor, November at 41} @42¢; Decamber 4 1@42{c; January, 12}@42]c;May, 46§@4Tc;cloningat 42 cash and Novemoer; 42}@42jc De- ceniber; 42 January; rejected in store sold at 40§@407c; on track, 41} @42c; high: mixed, 41c. Oats—No. 2 sold 303@303c cash; 304@305c November; 50j@3l} De- cember; 314@314c January; 35}@35%c May; closing at 30@30§c cash; 30fc November; 313c December; 3130 Jan- uary; 3540 May. Rye—No. 2 sold at 84c cash ot No- vember; 85}c December; 86}o Janu- ary. ‘Barley—No. 2 sold at 890 for cash ; 88@88he for Decomber; No. 3 in store 62;No. 4 in store, 5lo. St. Louls Produce Marzet. Sr. Lowrs, November 13 Flour—Firm and about ¢ higher; XX, 370395; XXX, $4 35@4 40; family, $4 80@4 95; choice, $606@ 5 25; fancy, 86 35@570. . Wheat—Higher, No. 2 red,$1 03§@ 103% cash; §103% bid November; §1 06}@1 05% December; $1073@108 ? | January; $1108@1 107 Febuary; No. 3do, 993@8$1 0D; No. 4 do, 93}o. Corn—0ash nominal; fatures bet- ter; 4430 bid cash; 424@ 42§ Novem- ber; 413fidlic for Dosmber; 4l for January; 420 for Febraary; 40§ or May. Oats—Dall at 31@31je cash; 3lc bid November; 31}c bid December. ture, etc. Two vessels were found tradiog in fre-arme, iu violation of law, with the natives of Alaska, and were seiz:d and sent to San Francisco. Capt. Hooper says Stronglaud is not inhabited, and that if the ‘‘Jeannette” was fortunate enough to reach that land, she was the first vessel that ever did, and should bave credit for it. Kalloch Summoned for Contempt. Special. Dispateh to The Bes. 8ax Fraxcisco, November 8—10 . m.—The presiding judge of the superior court declined to convene the court in bane to try Mayor Kalloch on the charge of confemptof court, and Judzo Freems id that, while seek- ing no responsibility, he should shirk nove. Therefore citations were issued to Mayor Kalloch to appea before the court on the 27th. Mortgaging Booth's Tneatre. Special Dispatch to Tan Bax. New York,November 14,10p. m.— Oliver and Oakes A. Ames, #aid to be sons of Oliver and Oaskes Ames, of eredit mohilicr fame, and their wives, of North Easton, Mass., have mort- e the properts known as Booth's theatre for §15,000, the mortgage to | run threo years with interest at the | rate of 5 per cent per snnum. Spotted Fever. Special Dispateh to The Ree. Sayuer's Deror, Ky., Nov. 18.— n from the vicinity of port the spotted fever prevailing there, several persons being afficted. The disease is_spreading and is sup- posed to be malignantly fatal. ‘Where is the Box? Spocial Digpateh to Tho Bee. Faangrour, Ky., November 13—4 p. m.—The county of Cailoway, in the late election, gave 1,137 votes for Hancock and not ore for Garfield. Fares to Florida. Soectal Dispatch to The Bee. Cmarraxoocs, Tenn., November 13: S Rye—Steady at 86c. Barley—Firm and slow at 60@95c. Batter—Unchanged. Eqgs—Firm at 2. Whisky—Steady at $1 09. Pork—Dall; jobbing at 814 00. Dry Salt- Meats—Quiet at 84 55@ 715@7 30. Bacon—Lower at 85 50@820@8 60. Lard—Qaietat $8 001 Receipts—Flour, 7,000 brls, wheat, 49,000 bu; corn 50,000 bu; oats, 16,000 bu; rye, 1,000 bu; barley, 31,000 bu. Shipments—-Flour, 17,000 _brls; wheat,$25,000 bu; corn, 10,000fbu; oata, 2,000 bu; rye none bu; barley none St. Louis Live Stocz Market. Sr. Louss, November 13. Hogs—Batter; Yorkers and Balti- mores, $4 55@4 60; mixed packing, 4504 55; butchers’ to fancy, $4 60 @t 80; receipts, 4100 head; ship- ments, 1800 head. New York Produce Market. New York, November 13. Flour—Quiet; scarcely o firm; re- raceipts, 19,238 brls; round hoop Ohio, $5 10@d 50; choice do, 85 40 @6 25;) superfive western 33 803 430;common to good extra do, $4 65@ 5 10; choice, do, do, 8 156@6 50; choica white wheat, do, $4 75@4 95. Butter—Steady and quiet; Ohio, 14}@26>. Eggs—Western quiet and firm at 22@85ke. Wheat—Strong; Chicsgo, $1 17@ 1 19; Milwaokee, 1 20; No. .2 red winter, 1 194. Cora—Dull; No. 2 at 58jc. Oats—Firmer; white No. 1,47@47%, No. 2; 43}‘;@%&; No. 3, 41}; mix- ed No. 1, 42¢; No. 2 42:. No. 3, 40}@ 4lc. Whisky—Nominal. Pork—812 90@14 25 seller the yesr; $14 50 bid cash; $15 00 asked Novem- ber; $16 00 asked December. Lard—$8 60@8 62} November. suspicious circuma! this letter genuine. maust fall a largo shero sibllity for the publican: went out to the couniry sanction of his en was guilty of ¢ Al lishing a libellous acticle, k letter to be a fargery. Judge Davis con: “The evidence adc also tends to establ spiracy concert by men in hi question of their ac': left to a jury of their c decide.”” Philp was answer the charge. A BUBBLING BONANZA A Vein of Flowing Oil Found in Dixon County. A Rich Strike by Coal Min Special Dispatch to th Poxca, Neb. most intense here. Petroleum v company of Ponca coal mincrs, depth of 550 fect 11 inches. G of oil rush to the susface at int of three minutes, prec of gas. The wll is ¢ by Dixon county pec pl Companies for spring a scorv or bssunk. A flow mated to be worth fully o dollars. The Omaha and St. P, nect us with your cily prevails ovembor nt s atruck hy a are wl wiil Bad Moral Geaerabos Blood Special Dispateh to ' Wm. Grover of Ro is fifty years old six mon ried Jemia Chambers lived unhappily day last, when Grov her to leave him. On Thersd she retarned to the housc for the | pose of getting some cl : refused to let her havo She insisted upon tiki upon Grover shot er in t is reported inady Grover had loet i@ Jemia's m s the child’s bad been Jemi Grover, legislature from he was not of s sorgeant in the Foucth v teers duri s wa married Jemis e liad o 1 Craberry,and back pension money. who performed tf riage of a child under lawfally be mar shsl of t.c b i physical disability, by reason of sict Arraigned | mar tirely n o~ 21. NO 1 Price Five Cént§ His wwere suoported by his mia had lived she wou'd | t week, ¥ of Science. thly meeting of the my of Sciences was ¢ rooms, in Williams® ¥ evening, the presidert iding, nnounced as a com- for the presentation subjects at each iton J. W. Savage, sn and Mrs. H. S, e secrelary read a . H. M. Atkinson, of Now Mexico, in entific work of Copeland made some ki the_mound Ting & papet on the ve is personal experionco remnant of » tribe of theee f his last trip to the nd in the Yellowstone acquisition. Meyer, Prof. Palmer, of aud Mr. and Mrs R K. ha, were elected mem- cf Plattsmouth, called cademy to the of meteors which may be night as a recurrence of the Academy he sccond Friday of ite Transfers. and wifs to A. Richard- + 4, Rogers’ add., Oma- Windheim and to an, w. d., mid. 22 ft. Oumaha—$13,200 Hott et al. to Peder d., lot 11, block 6 L add, Omaha—8400. wstus Kountze and wife to Jas. i d., lot 5, block 1, ., Omaha—8285. s and wife to Jos. Meyer, sck 12, Omaha—81500. hiporeit to Mary Basat, block 2, block 254, o and wife to P. W. 4. und. 3of s & of ne ne'f, andse } of nw }, 5, t 15,r 1le 12, t. 16, v. 11 e, nw |, sec. 19, ¢ 16, r. 11 1 Josephine Crawford to ub reer, w. w. 12, 1p. 15, r. 10, o.—$80. “ael and wife fo Geo. Red- partnw. } ae. } sec, 15, |- —§100, nedy and wife to C . w. d.,lots 5, 6,7,8, bik.’5, Wilcox's ad- 700. 120 Live Stock Market. Gnicauo, November 13 teceipts were lighter agsin 3 ted principal- u amber of shipping i, Michigan snd other poinls, continge to asrive up ur our reporter left the yards. ’ 2 whatever done in £ stock, and we quote the Receipts, 0 head Hlo25—There was a dull market for declined 5@10c per vy packing and shipping 1t packing weak and shade ranged from 84 (36@ nipping aud packing; common to choice, king, and from $460 clioice heavy smooth for urades sold at 24 15 nall lots. Receipts, 33, and see if T do nck capest flour in the Wistrs M. Yares. d upward at s, opposite the lovery Tueaday even- - Omaha Turner Hall. PROPOSALS FOR COAL. Orpich oF CITY CukRx, Oxsua, Nov. 6tb, 1550, | 304 aiter the date FOR GRADING. Crrics oF Crry Cuemk, ) s, Nov. 6tb, 1sk0. o received by the un- on the 15th erave from the tot-o cast side of 10th ations for said work, ice per ¢ i an shal specify wheth- dor earth paced on \LS FOR CURBING AND GUTCERING. Ornice oF Crry Curm, cty eogigeer, in Creign- ork will bo paid for in apon a fund to be fevied ing upon sa'd fmprove- me of p oposed su et Toe ¢ ail bids. = |MICA AXLE GREASE A. B. HUBERMANN, THIOIIREBELI A =LE EWELER, Cer. Douglas and 13th Sts.” Gives Great Bargains in Ladies' and-Gents AMERIGAK GELD AND SILVER WATCES All Kinds Of JEWELRY, SILYER WARE AND DIAMONDS, We Guarantee The Best Goods For The Least Money, augsi-att HORSE SHOES AND NAILS, Iron and ‘/agon Stock, wW. J. BROATCH, 1209 aad 1211 Harney Street, Omaha. octll-ome ITIS A CRATIFYING FACT THAT THE WHITE SEWING MACHINE @ives universal Satisfaction and that it is stead- ily and rapidly inereasing 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- tegrity, and purchasers are always satisfled, because they find everything just as repres- ented. Everybody should use this Machine. The salesso far this year are more than double the corresponding time last year. All orders addressed to the Omaha Office will be promptly filled. JOHN ZEHRUNG, Cor, Pavenport and 15th TO THE TRADE. Having just opened an entirely new line of MEN'S FURNISHING COODS We would ask the Merchants of Nebraska to inspect our gtock. feeling confident we can meet the wants of all in good Goods and Low Prices SHREVE, JARVIS & €O, Cor. 14th and DodgelSts. BELVIDERE Star Wind Mill, Aug19-eods % THE ONLY PLAGE WHERE Y0U ‘can find & good ssortment of BOOTS AND SHOES At s LOWER PIGURE than at sny other shos house in the city, P. LANG'S, 238 FARNHAM 8T. LADIES' & GENTS, SHOES MADE TO ORDER . satistaction guar ateed. Pricervery rewon- PROPOSALS FOR BONDS. the parchase of thousand January Tst, Tron: date with Interest at six por aww.lly in the ¢ —MANUFACTURED BY— E. WILLIAMS, RED 0AK lowA. any part of the prine At the Cxpirac Intercat ahal be psi part thereud, and the recei; ¢ of e e st & fore. £aid b nds to bo do ivered S ot b e o e B chearfully raished. LIVE AGES™ WANTED. REASOSS WHY YOU SHOULD BUY THE BELVIDERE the purchass of mid o be d e board of county com he rignt to reject any or all . Tt will run with loas win i than wil's Gth. Ttis ewily regninted © it will perfy o iced 2ms toam 119 cape 7th. Tt bas o pullies, spainggnoesiiding bexls to. reeze up b Sth, It wi'l 3 13tk They are of good materis sed stx tarned, boxes bablied +n.! Wl Compased arg Iy of powiered micaa 1 the best anit chesp o 1 J. H. 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