Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 11, 1881, Page 1

~ S - ¢ @maba Dail OMAHA, NEBRASKA, TUESDAY. JANUARY 11, 1881, Establisher’, 187], MORNING EDITI ON. - NO. 174, PricerFive Cents REAL ESTATE 1 BEMIS’ AGENCY, t5th and Douglas Street, Over 3,900 residence ¢ pricest anging fro every part of she ci from the Postofioe, 10 distance from ove from same. Gall and In Grifin & leacs' addi , betwoen St Mary's avou o800 10 8500, < cast of barracks on Saunders ., 1and aud will be sold very ebeap. 9 0r 20 scre lots; now le your time tracks on Seun. b sicets, 90x18 TERRACE ADDITION, Park ‘and Georria stre . P. BEMIS, Agent, Pitscentl; and Douglas Streets. on Barney a0 Tw mty-rst strects, cn 0th, nowr St Mary's aven- for §350 and §900. aud doy acre, 117 ¢ Pappictans i 7 sesdemon, for €500, or Ivida fnto ci o st lota al trom £350 o 9600 RIVERVIEW ADDITION, * beauttal restdonce ints, lo Lk Wi, eoutn Mdition_on Capitol Fll, bo t on the eas, Bih on the west . strect by C. 1 Down Terkion 15 acres. thus far heen platisd—14_ on Touglas sircet. Trose lota 150 ndeptl. §1,000 at 8 per cont - kood_eubstantial amitne plat and gob ATE AGENCY, ") you do re. Pricos vary Ing 0% cach. 2 cheap hoases rear Jackson +a creat saerifice. Here fs e s . The provery must Covirs fust's quarter nine his wiinout any delny, GEQ_P. BEMIS, 15th and Dougias Ste A desirable lot pesy Cuming and Saunders Btreots, §1,000 Block. Call sn PARK PLACH. s : g e bargaten while you v tho e Thtae o aremore than oot o s Toa o a bal Blogke: vary shor te hors ‘ot hewa acre ot vl g Tor e o o full scre toduy, are ahort distance wiat of Cr ighton g Brom §160 o 300 per lat=ly, and don't lose your s I partculars of GEO. P. BEMIS, Arent, 16th and Douglas Streots. Nice lot on Sherman Avenue north of Nichoise. treot, 1,400 Talt lof on Cassbetwoon 13th and 16tk stroets 000 o o 1 e aeion, 40 10 000 Tarze vamhor of acre lot 10 Gisc's addition 1n orth Omana, $156 o $500 each. Choolco comior 1ot hear Zind and Californta. Areeia, 8169 Keveral food 1ot 0 Nelsou's addition, 180 to 2550 oach. Ghico lot in ThorneiTs addition, §760 Several large lot In Bartiett's addition, 3 crode"am1 % Serc och, Priom 70 o #i “cach. Seversi cholce lota lu Boode firs addition, WS Lo 50 each, ‘Acre lot on Sharman ayeoue, (16h street, chmnce, et of Popiton's vow resdshe or 1,100 2 larce and Ciark strots, 00 £ 830 feet. Corner, £1,200; fnside, 81,000, 3 larz lote on She-i'n_ayehne, (106 strost), ‘menr Clark Street, 2900 rach McCANDLISH PLACE, £3 e an sy ot vy v 0 the b Bees e of the. <l lcateda very fow staps et S Mary v 0 Dotaclas Sta, lota o 24th surect, between Dougiag and Do streats; 1,100 to £1.900 each and long time to thofe who wil huild 2 cholce corner lote near 2ith and Farnham 1,150 ana 81,200, snd very Wi “me. EB7250 of the best busines lots in tod on every bam ¢ cricetin al- 060 10 $18,000 LAKE'S ADDITION. A0cho oo remdence (ote 1n_wnove addition, Tme meliately north of aud o eautiful residence and crous 11 stroeta, £300 io 8550 each and ‘hose whowill bulld Call and <t fall particalars. GEO. P. BEMIS, Agent. Becatitul building site on Sherman avenue, 16t street), hetwoer, Poppleton and the Dudies - 1jamis proverty; 263 foet cast frontage on the 'y 50 feet in dopth. Will divide itymak- 18th 10th and Toot east frontage 575 feet deep. This u Just south of the Kilra- ‘beth (Poppieton place. This s gilt-sdge, call and BEWIS, Azent. north of and adfoining K. V. i located. between 20th and cts, 3¢ reasanablo prices and long. mprove BEMIS, Agont. HORBACH'S ADDITION, 53 1ota {2 Horbach's first and second ad Ition on 16th, 15th, 196h and 20th strects, hetween RNicholas, Patl, Sherman and Clark st cete, very Bandy o U. . Shope, malting works, olc, ranging in prices £ o from $200 oach, el payment down and io r cent inierest to those who will i GEO. P. BEMIS, 16th and Douglae Strest. 38 mice Jots 1n Parkers addition, between Baunders and Tcree, King and Campbell's Ste. on Bloavo street: 1 fote With south fronts an 26 with north frostace, only 6 blocks north of ‘the turn tabie (cn strect g stroet. Very lew prices: Tong time and § per cout will_hild. <ood tarms toc sale in Donglas_ Sarpy P Bart, Dodge, Saanders and Fastern Rer ot countics. "£37300,00 scree dest sclected lands fn the sate for sle b (i acony. "l and ce mape reulars and ful) paiticuiar. S Dot new map of Omaba, 60c and $LEO. FArBomis' new pamphict (and_map of the State entitled “thc outlook of Nebraska® for ee dlstribution. Geo. P. Bemis’ Rea Esrare Acexcy. 15th & Douglas St., fme to baver [FOUR KNAVES IN A PACK | Playing 0ld Sledge With the Fourth Judicial District. Judge Post in the Rele z;f a Politioal Cavada Bill, With Nance, Carns and Reese as Pardners in the Confi- dence Game, Damaging Disciosures Which Tear the Mask ot Du- plicity From the Hideous Face of Selfish Am- bition. An Eye-Opener for the Legis- lature, And a Timely Warning to the People of York, Hamilton, Seward, Butler, Polk, Saundersand Dodge Counties. ial Corveapondince of T Bes , Neb, January 10Tt wasin the fall of 1857 adoption of the new co provided for the increase of our ju- diciary from threo to fir> .| odges tndependent of the supreme court, that I first heard the name of the man who has, since then, fizured very prominentlyin Nebraska politi His name was brow Bt up in a die- cussion about candidates forthe judge- ship of the Fourth judlcial district. ““What sort of a man is this Mr, Postl” T asked Judge Lake, for whose opinions on public men 1 have great respect. “Heisa youngman ¥ very much respsct and admire,” said Judge Lake. ““He has a natural bent for the bench, and I thiok would make a very good judge in the due course of timm. Among the many yonng lawyers that practice befote me, I know of none whom I could recommend so highly.” With such fiattering recommenda- tion from the then chicf jontice of Nebrasks, I regarded it very safo to endorse Mr. Post’s candidacy, and when a fow wecks Iatet he was trium- phanily nontina‘ed over his competi- tors, THE BEE expressed its gratifica- tion in an article that was very eulo. gistic, and assured the people of the Fourth judicial district that thuy could not elect & better ¥ian to the bench. My persiaal relatious with Mr. Post from that time to this have always been friendly. There came a time, however, when I was sadly un- deceived as to this man's character. In the early part of October, 1878, we met on the floor of the Livcoln opera house as delegates to the _republican state ocnvention. Judge Post beaded the delegation from York, and T was a member of the delegacion from Donglas county. In political parlance, we were both supposed to belong to the same faction. Thepeoplo of York county, whom Judge Post represented on the floor of that convention, are, for the most part, sturdy facmers, and as intensely opposed to the domins- tion of monopolies, and especially to the political misrale of Jay Geuld, as Tam. Andinevery succeeding con- vention their representatives had worked and voted sgainst the U. P. candidates. The delegation of which Judge Post wee then leader were s earnest and sincere anti-monopolists asany in the convention, but their implicit faith in Judge Poet’s politiosl fidelity led them astray and made them play tne disreputable role of stool-pigeons for the U. P. managers. When the convention met _the monopoly faction rallied around E. K. Valentine as their candidate for congress, while the anti-monopoly republicans, with the exception of some twenty-six delegates, gave their support to Judge Crouse. The twenty six *‘off sheep,” among whom Judge Post was the leader, were dele- gates from the countles of York, Dodge, Saunders, Batler and Polk— the very centre of the Fourth judicial district, and their pretended candi- date was Mr. Blauchard, of Fremont. It was evident from the outeet that this was a put-up job by U. P. strikers, who had devised this scheme to defeat Judge Crounse Crounse by withdrawing from his sup- port delegates who wero either abso- lately opposed to Valentine or dared not vote for him, and face their con- stituency. In vain were all appeals to Judge Post to drop his man—who had ro eartbly show—and fall in with the body of auti-monopoly delegates, to the support of Orounse. Mr. Post stubbornly refused to yield, ineisting that the mountsin must come to Mo- bammed—that the one hundred and tweaty-five delegates must leave their man, who had been tried and proved true, and pick up a man who had no more vitality in him than sn Indian image in front of s tobacco shop, aod only mustered twenty-six votes. All the time while playing the part assigned bim by the conspirators who put up this infamous job—Mr. Post was profuse with professions of loyalty to the principles he avowed and be- trayed. Upto the very last ballot be protested that he didn’t want Valen- tine nominated, but had obligat to fulfill. What those obligati 0on became manifest when Mr. Post consolidated the Fourth Judicial dic- trictefor Nance and Carns. When Judge Post roee in his seat to put E. C. Carns in nomiuation for Lienten ant governor the maskdropped. Never in my political cxperience was I taken back wore than when Judge Postina steatorian voice proclaimed to the re- publicans of Nebraska that Carns was the embodiment of sterling integrity and the highest type of American manhood. So extravagant was Mr, Post's ealogy that in closing his per- oration he aroused a_general “guf. farw” among the andience, when he MAEA, - - . - NBV declared in all earnestness that Carns bad been true in all his relations of life, not only as & publi asa falthful husband and devoted father, The Judesin his emotional slopping over had forgotten that Carns wag then still a “bachelor forlorn,” nd if he was was aware of it. ~ At the very moment when this judicial Daniel was pro oiaiming Carns as the model of integ rity, I had the following letter in my pocket: Davtp Crrr, Neb., Sent. 30, 1878 Hon. E. Bosewater Mr Dran Sim—Having notized aid heartily agresingwith your course toward the U. P. lately, thought T wouidgive u a little of my experience. 1 came bere last fall, after receiving the agency of the | U. P. coal at this point. Expenced about 00 in coal thed, seale &c. sbont three months, E. C. Carns, of Sew- ard, came to the county; they saw fit to give him the agen months more T was no had crclusire o mara coal. all the satisfu him was the information th ncy, audthat I couid have d npon Mr. Clark Ir. Carna o y were under obligations to pay him for L, a3 a result, b bands in the lephant on :a; ai house, and rse in exposing pproved. A H. Cootsr. ad not ssen this letter, but was just as well posted about the true relations of Catars to the U, P, as though he had written It himself, The climax of jud:cial propristy was capped at the ¢ mvention when Judge Post crat, tne aqlid vote of York coun- t for Otis Ballou, s superlntendent of public instruction. 1 remon-trated, and called his attection to the fact that Ballou was ao attorney, and had uo_qualifications for school supein- tendext, while Professor Thompson was an experienced educator. Judge Poet responded that he had to carry out his agreements. What sort ot & Tepresentative s & man Who would deliberately eater into a compact to boost then into position who are no- toriouly dishoucet, or whoso qualifica. tions are queetionablel As a reward for his services to Nance and Carns, Judge Post had a walk-away for the renomination (o a second term in the Fourth judicial district last year by the active aid of his partners in du- plicity. Had raputable coali- tion disbanded after their last act of mutual office brokerage, I should have buried. the whole matier in oblivion. The bovrdless ambition of these po- litical place-hunters is unbridled, and nothing short of ahsolut® control of the stain will 3atisiy them. 1 have comb iuto possession of facts within the past fow days that impel me to disclose their designs and frustrate the intrigues that would tarnish the good namo of this state and disgeace it in the eyes of the nation P 5 elo. A congpira i wllrcoy Bir. Nanms B to the United Statea senate; Carns is to bo made governor; Judgo Post is to become general dispenser of federal patronsge in the Fourth judicial dis- trict, which he is to represent in con- green two years hence, while District- Attorney Recse is to be promoted to the judgship vacated by Post. In other words the plot has been Iaid to concentrate all the influence of Carns, Post and Reess for Nance as Pad- dock’s suoceasor, and Nance guarsn- toes senatorial influence that will send Pest to congress and make Reeze a judge. This programme ia to be car- ried out by a repeiition of the disrep- utable game that was played at Lin- coln in October, 1878, when Valen- tine, Nanco and Carns were first nom- insted. The members in tha legisla- tore that represent the Fourth ju- dicial dirtrlct are to become tools for carrying this scheme into effect. The roping-in process has already be- gun. Judge Post fn making personal canvass among mem- bers of the legislaturo ostensibly for himaelf, but in reality for Nance. While Nance professes to bo lsboring for Paddock, the men whom he con- trola aro to throw for Post until Pad- dock can be convinced that he has no show. Now, I have no desire to sec Paddock re-elocted, when_thero aro 20 many sbler and more reliablo men in the field, but I despiso_troachery and duplicity. It would be no Im- provement on Paddock to elect Nanoe, and it would be an outrage upon the peoplo of Nebraska to put Carns in the governor's chsir. T hope the farmersof York, Seward, Polk, Butler, Dodgo and Sannders counties will riso en masse to enter protest agains*. this programme, and instruct their representatlves to retire Paddock, leavo Nanco whero he is, and support no man who'is in_collus! ion with this gang of conspirators whose only smbition scems to be to ‘make merchandise of the highest po- sitione within the gift of this common- an $yat wealth. E. ROSEWATER. — The Legislature Yesterday. Spectal dispateis to The Bee. Lixcowy, Neb., January 10 —Thers were a number of bills offered in the houte to-dsy, the_chief one being by Jackson, of Douglas, to provide for a system of revenue. ‘The case of the Douglas county con- tested seats will come up tomorrow. The senate referred the contested scats to the committee on privileges and election: Senator Bruce's Claims. Speclal Dis 10 Ths Bee. CrevELaxn,0 ,January 11—1 a. m. —At & meetimg of colored citizens last night for the purpbse of perfecting plaus for entertatng the colored dele- gation from the south, who will visit Gen. Garfield to present tho claims of Senator Bruce to a csbinet position. A resolution was adopted stating that it was not advisable for any one to urga his claims for oftice, bat Garfield ehould be left to make his own selec: tions. Undoubtedly the best shirt In the United States is maunfacturod st the Umaha Shirt The superlority of Material and workmanship, com- oined with their great improvemonts, thatis Reinforcod fronts, Retnforced backs and Reinforced sloeves, makes their shirt the mos: darable and best fitting garment of the kind, ever ‘manufactured at the moderate price of $1.50. Every shirt of our make is guaranteed first-class and will refund the money if found otherwise. We make a specialty of all wool, Shaker, and Canton flanuel, also chemois underwear, made up with a view to comfort, warmthand durabil- ity. To invalids and weak-lunged persons we offer special inducements in the manner these goods are made for their protection. Pu. GortrEnra, 1907 Farnam siceet. mll ervant, but , faithful spouse and | oting parent, nobody but Judge Post | fter olling | Tnabout tivo | dthat Mr. Carns | Epocial Dispsteh to the By [0 the | usefulness. | DOMESTIC DOING! Two Children. Become Victimé t0 the Fatal Blunder of a Chicago Doctor, The French Canal Company Have Decided to Outfit in America. | i { A Detroit Fanatic Cuts Her Tongue'Out to Appease the Deity. Inauguration of Gov. Port r. Tspiaxapouss, Fanuary 10—10 p. T'could get from | ™ —This being the inauguration of Gov. Porter, the house and senate met tu their respective chambers at 1:30 p m, and marchod in & body irom the court house to Englishs T | opera house, at which the order of " in the coal | Procession wasi usic and prayer by Rav. and music. Second-- Administration of the oath of office to the governor and lLeuten- ant-governor by the chief justice of the supreme court. Taird—Toaugural address by A. G. Portes Fourth — Address by Disut,-Gov. Hanna. Tho cpera fiouse was packed with promiveut personages from all parts of the state. A True Prophet. Special diapaichen to Tho Hoc, stREAL, Janusry 10—10 p. m. —Veaor's enow storm, which was pre. dicted for the 8th itet., set in last night. About tweaty-four inches of suow have already fallen, and it is still _coming down. It is reported that Venor has been offered a position man, of Chicago, a cigar dealer. The Body was sent to Chicago, Reports from Diibtique, Davenport, Reokokand Qatncy state that ya‘:?er- day was the coldest day of the season. Af5 a. m. in the morning at the former city the thermometer indicated 23° below zero. The lots by the buraing of the Broadway foundry at 8t Louia yes- terday will smount to about $80,0C0. aware of the spurions thatactet of the Morey-Chinese letter somo days be- fore it appesred in Truth, and that said letter was offered to The Sun for puplication. Ths letter cloa John Ferrab, a Bohemian, lately out of the 8t. Louis insane asylum, committed suicide in Chicago_yester- day by hanging himself to his door- knob with a clothes lines. Seven bodies from the wrecked British ship *‘Lipata” were found near Tellamook Head; Oregot, yesterday: The Edison eleotric company have filed their annual report, showing the total amount of capital to ba §480,000. Sara Barnhardt made her debut in Chiicago last night at McVicker's the- atre, whare the drew a $5000 house. The play was ‘“‘Adrieane Lo Couvreur.” She was not so_enthusi- sstically received as was antiripated, owing to tha dudience not boing ac- g It was at WASUINGTON. Ib. SENATE, Spoctal Dispatch to°Tho B, Wasarserey, January 10. — Peti- tons were pressnted by Muasre. Davwes, Hoar, Burnside aud Withors & in the weather bureau at Washington. Pugilistic Mateh. Special Dispateh to The Bee. _ Nrw Yok, Jannary 10—10 p. m. —Dick Hollywoed, the cx-fonther weight clumg\on pigilist, to-ddy_sao- coptod the challengo issued by Dick Goodwin, better known as “Spring Dick,” of Cincinnsti, to fight for $2500 and the feather-weight cham- pionship of America. _Hollywood agreea to fight Goodwin either within 100 miles of Buffalo, in Canada, or within 100 miles of Pittshurg or Cin- cindati. Serious Case of Malpractice. Spocial dlepaich to TanBan Curcaco, January 10—10 p. m.— Two little girls, named Fila and Mar- tha Black, aged two and three yoars, living with their parents on the cast side, were taken sick Saturday. Mrs. Do s wan Gsllod nounced 3t diphtheria, an what was supposed to be quinive. Ella, the yousgest, grew worse after tho first dose, when the sccond was given, and she died immediately. Mertha was aleo given somo of the medicine and died in a short time, A counsel of physiciana was called to try and save her. They eaid the case wis not diphtheria, and_children had been doped with morphine instead of quinine, Sentenced to Hang. Syactal dispateh to The Bee. Svaacuse, N. Y., January 10—10 p. m—Judge Hardin to-day sen- tenced Einathan Oleander Greenficld, the Orweil wife murderer, to be hang. ed on Thursday, February 17. The orisoner's counsel will apply for a stay of proceedings for the purpose uf go- ing to the court of appeals. New England Winter. Special Dispateh o Tho.Beo Eostox, Jaouary 10—10 p. m.— The weathor is very disagreesble. Tt snowed until 4 o'clock this morn- ing, when it changed to rain. The strects aro almost impassablo on_ac- count of thoelush. The British brig “Happy Home” is ashoro st Nan- tucket beach. Tho crew were saved., Cut Hor Tongue Out. Bpocial Dispateh to Tho Beo Derrorr, January 10—10 p. m.— Mrs. Alice Williame, of Alpinetown, Kent county, cut her tongue out with a razor yesterday. She was a devout Catholic, and thought that_sacrifice to the Lord was demanded of her. Desth will follow. Rescued. Bpecial Dispatch to Tho Bee, New York, January 10—10p. m.— The brig “Flying Cloud,” now in from Marenhein,brought Captain Parry and nine men, the entire crew of tho brig “Queen of the Sea,” which sailed from this port for Plymouth, England, with a cargo of grain and oil cake De. cember 23 Tho “‘Queen of the Sea” was dismasted and in a sinking condi- tion when her men were rescued. The ““Flying Cloud” had to struggle four days in terrific soss indrder to get a life-boat to the “Queen.” Getung Ready for Worz. Spoctal Dispatch to Tax 8. New York, Janusry 11—1 s, m.— The French-American canal commis- sion will hold a conference on or about the 20th inst., when it is expected the organization will be effected, after which proposals will be invited for supplying the machinery, tools, etc., for use m the construction of the canal. A large party, consisting_of prominent Fronch engineers, and & score or more of skilled mechanics, sailed from Havre for Panama last week. A member of the syndicate enid yesterday that the stories about the extensive purchase of wachinery in this city were not without founda. tion. “I cannot give the exact amount that will be disbursed in_this country,” he added, “but it will be a large sum of money. Already we have contracted for 3000 laborers, who will be resdy to embark for the isth- mus as soonas the necessary prepara- tions for their reception and use shall be made. Idon’t know myself what kind of tools we shall order, but I presume that they will consist of dredgere, picks, spades, engines, etc. Everythiog on that score will be set- tled within a few days. ELECTRIC BRIEFS. Specal Digpatches to Th Eee. A company of militia from Sing Sing, N. Y., arrived at Verplanck’ Point, whore the ice men are on a strike. At presentall is quiet. The annul convention of the Na- tional Union of Bricklayera is now in sesslon in New York, for the passage of the national bank- rupt act. Mr. Logan introduced a bill author- iaing the president, in consideration | box, 6%. for cas of his entinunt services, to place the | Duep Fuvirs—Alden apples, per | o1 4@ name of U. S. Grant on the retired [ Ib-, 104¢; slicad do T3o, common do list with the rank of general. Re- ferred to the committes on military affuirs, Mr. Whyte introduced a bill for the of John Gibbons; azchbichop of Baltimore. . Mr. Logan offered a rosolution ex- tending tho franking privilege to offi- cial busiuose sont through the mails to senato egates in congress. Laid on the table to be called up to-morrow. After the regular morning hour Nebraeka, 14c; New York, 14}c; pota- peach | G8 77} toes, reh: €8 073@5 00 for April. blows, 750; earl nominai; hay, 11 50; in bulk, & 2 quiet ‘and unchanged, $8 50 per cask of 50 gallons; hickary' uts, 8125 ver bu.; chesnuts, 83 00; walouts, 6 cranberrios oysters, 2 comb, firm at 18@20c. Pors anp Larp—Steady lard, $8 20 Firm; native fat stoers,at $3 260 " | 8 75; western, nomical; cows, uative, i v ominal; ing upon bi:a (o reveal the 2 5082 7 weetern, mominal; from which the letter came to hi, of | ¢heep: ro, butchers stock, to whow it ws returned, 3 2@ natives, 23 76@4 00; vealisscarceand higherand sellareadily dered 11c, granulated 10fc, standard A" 10fc,0ff “A” 10¢, white extra*‘C" | wheat do, 25 00@6 00, O8c; standard extra “‘C” O, yellow gallon; standard half bbls., 49¢; stau- quainted with the Janguage. Cax 0p3s—3 Ib. peaches 34 00 not until sho had played through|ger case, 2 Ib. peaches $3 00, 2 Ib. threo acts that any euthusiasm was | plackberries 82 2), 2 1b raspberries manifested. $3 00, 2 1b. gooscberries $3 50, 3 by | vears 8300, 3 peas £6 00, 21b. do, €3 00, 2 Ib string | €0 do,, bbl. §225; do, kits, 90c; scaled, 104c, prunes Firm, drossed, 5@7c; ducks, dresscd, 'SG. turkeys, 10@124c. Apples, Michigan, 82 75@3 00; sourl, §2 25@2 550; oranges, Messina, 84 per case, Valoncias, $8 50; malaga geapes, 8 50G9 50 per barrel. quiet and unchange rosa, Gc; onions, | 3 taled, 80 60@| W 25@8 00; cider, 5 haj i { fresh [ Ibs.; 00@S 00 per 5240c per can ad The New York Trath will publish » | smoked, $0 20; bacon, clear. letter to-day to Ch=rler A. Dana, edi- | breakfast, £0 salt sidee, clear, | ctipts, tot of The Stin, charging that he was | 87 20; rib., §6 houlders, $400;| C 11VE stock. 8¢ 2 50; hogs, higher; fair | $XPCrt stock 84 00@4 16; choico $4 35. ;:'Dl"‘v GROCKRIES du,P Firm. tern, Svaaws—Cat loaf 1l per Ib., pow- | sood Best barrels, best half barrels,pde; g per kozs standard bbls , 47c per shoice, Wheat—Q iiet; Chicago, $1 12@1 17; ter, §1 —Coata Ricy 184e per Io., | Corn santos 184, Mexican 18c, faucy rio | 30,000 b 18}, cho'cedo. 16c; peime’ do. I good do. 14kc. Ib. tomatoes $3 00, 2 | 30 do. 8250, 2 1b. corn $3 75, 2 1b. 9 3 2lb Lima do. §2 —11b No. 1 mackerals hal 50; mackeral, , balf bLL., $1 peaches, per ib., 8; blackberries do, 884 o live ULTRY. chickens, nominal GREEN FRUITS wrch. ; lemous, 0@5 00 businees hnd been trausacted, tho sen- LEATHER ate rosumnod consideration of the bill 4 nochanged; shoc- for the punishment of tramps fn the | - $io21Y A ettt S District cf Columbia, sad without dis- | 10150 * s i Vs B ar the relfef. of Me. McPherson_iotreduced a bill to regulats promotion and retirement f cortain porsons in the naval ser- vice, which was referred to the com- mittee on naval affa After thie transaction of eome un- important_basiness relating to the District of Columbia, the eenate wont into executive session, and at 4:15 ad- jonened. No. Specia. Dispatchen to Turs B, The Oriental Steamship company's stesmer *‘Chimberazs,” which went ashore at the Gulf of §t. Vincent, has got off rafely, and proceeded en route to Melbourne. The French republicans are much gratified at the resuit of the munici- pal clections of Suaday. Thus far the retarns do not show the election of any communists. Grecoe still continues the mobiliza- tion of troops. A dispatch from Bombay says a plot has beon diecovored at Kohawone to defaco the rajah and massacre a'l of the Europeana. Twenty-seven natives, incloding Bramane, havo been ar- rested. Mr. Bradlaugh offers to subnit the question of a duel with the editor of The Paria Bonapartist, to the decision of a jury of hon A fover is raging in Ulster, Ireland, and hundreds pros.cate. The number of deatks is quite larga every day. Five flying eolumns for Treland, left Woolwich barracks yesterday. These aro only as an experiment. A St. Petersburg dispatch says the ana havo completely invested Tepe, after somo aevers fighting. belived that the executivo of the Cork land lesge will be arrested to-dsy. Navigation of the Baltic has been closed by ice. ‘GAMBETTA ENDORSED. Special Dispatch to Tho Beo Pans, January 11—1 a. m.—The friends of M. Gambetta are jubilant at the evidence the elections furnish of his coutinued popularity through- out the country. The selections are for the body of municipal officers who constituted part of the senator il college, and the camplexion of yesterday's result will help_determine that of the nextsenate. It Is believ- ed that the irreconcilables and con- servativea elected are 50 few as to be scarcely worth conaiderinz. AGAINST COERCION. Special Dispteh to Tun Bxn Loxvox, January 11—1 a. m.—In the house of commons last night Messrs. Churchill, Bradlaugh, Plunk- ett and others continued the debate on the address in reply to tho queen’s speech untiladjoarnment. Mr. Brad- laugh urged that the government had 1o right to use coercion until all the grievances are redressed. to M, Weekly Market Review, WHOLESALP. Osana, January 11, 1881. Trade has been quite brisk during the week past, considering the cx- tremo cold weather. Deslors gener. ally anticipate a lively business as 8001 as the weather moderates, GRAIN. Wazat—Steady, No. 2, 77c; No. 3, 65¢; rejocted, 50s. Bartey—Nominal. Ryz—No. 2, 72¢; common western mixed 25c. Friends recognized the remains of a man killed by falling from the cars at Kalamazoo, Friday night, as E. Whit- Oars—No. 2, 30c. PRODUCE. Batter, common, _16c; good, 18c; choice, ,18c; , uachanged and firm at 28c; cheese, tanned, 43@ 43¢; No. 1, hemlock tanned, 38340¢; Still sesrco and firm; oak, 87 75; cotton wood, Firmn; commox preased, $16 00318 00. Steady; framing, 18 it. and under, per M, ft., 820 00; common boards, dreseed, $20 00; flaoring, N 2 do, 35 00; siding, No. 1, $2500; No. H Ginishing, plain, §23 00; veaded, 6 in gles, $3 50 16818¢; oak, 30G40c. Unchanged at $3 00. Mink, tter, $0 00@8 00; beaver, $L 00 5 A @160; ra 50¢; skak, 15@ | Sarah Bernhardt in Ohicago— Installation of Gov. Cullom. Golden machinery, 36c per gal; lard, No. 2, bc; lindseed, boiled, 58; Lowor; salt, 74@8c; dry flint, 160; dry salt, 13c; pelts, 5081 50; tallow, MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. At1p.m.the prices wero as follows: MONEY~—S per cent; foreign exchange, §4 80@ 483, with sales at 99c@81 00 for Feb: ruary, closing st 98§c for cash or $1 00§@1 003 for cash or Januar ary; 38}c_for Mars at 318c for cueh forgilt cdge receipts; Sljc for Januncy; 314@314c for Feb- | morning. The train was two hours late. At the depot_were meveral re- porters and Bernhard’s local mazager. ruary; 884c for February; 89}c for March. Barley—No. 2 Nominal at 81 13 for | members cash or Fobruary. Janvary; $13 12)@ 1350 for April domest: hcalf, 1 5 wheat, s Sroor—Quiet No. 1, oak iNo.2, ok tanned, 413 wheat, 2, hemlock trimmed, 37@39:. wonD. ory, 5 25@5 BRICK. kilo, §850@10 00; @b 00. LUMBEE. @k, $20; ifencing No. 1, 12 20 fr., 322 00; No. 2, 12 to 20 1, $40 00; No. 2 do, 822 00; No. 3 do 840 00a! No. 1, per 25 00; posts,cedar, 482 50; No NAILS, rus, 25@75¢; muskrat, 5@8c; fox, red, $125; ross, §2 50. ons. extra winter, 78c; 1! raw neats foot, pure, 755; coal oil, 16c. HIDES AND TALLOW. groen 6@7c; green 5cper b | piny New.York Money and Stocks. W Srasa, January 10 GOVERNMENT:. 0y Us. ol Carready I STOCKS China i Hogs packiog; $4 70a ;| tra smooth b shippers at 34 37i@ 20 for chotco extra smooth | the market was steady at Sst urday's prics, raceipt; choice d s—Dull at 3 Milwankes, oats, 3000; Shipments — Flour, 2,000 rye, cipleat stake. ing at 88 75 for crsh or Janun: for February $111. Chicazo Live Siocie Markst | ; €8 Cnicago, January 10 Active an: gher per 100 ales were al §4 60G4 8D for trs vy ,000. c—A fow asles and 34,983 er- c. 18§@l al. Louis choice to o fo 0% ior March; 41jc for May. 1 -Higher at 31@3! 324 bid for February; Ensier at 8630 Unchanged; d. s—Unchavged at 264" sky—Steady at §1 11. Pork—Stronger at§13 00 asked for h; $12 80 bid for | oak | 9id_for February. 80. 24,000 bu; 25,000 bu; corn, ,000; barloy, St. Louls Live Stock Market. Sr. Louss, J Hogs—Active and firm; Yorkers and Baltimores, $4 30; mixed packing, 24 50@4 80; butchers’ to fancy, $4 80 Receipts, 10,100 head; ship- 1,800, UTAHLIZING A QUIBBLE The Mormon Camnon Explodes in the Thickest of the Fight. Murray Elevates the Gentile Delegatefito a Seat in Congress. China and Japan Insugurate & Mutual Admiration Society. Campbeil's Clatter. No, 1, G5 | Specal Dispaich to Tha Beo. Cmicaco, Javusry 10—4 p. Hon. Allen G. Campbell, elect to congress from Utal cago last night for New York. Here- ceived his firat intimation of Governor Murray’s decision giving the seat to instead of George Q. Cannon, on Saturday night, and yesterday received the cfficial information. bell says ho did not seek *he office of congressman, because he knew theeffect would bo soctal and business ostraciam in that territory, except among the comparatively fow Gentiles, but now that he had been given the office he would make a strong fight for the prin- He would first wait and see what action congress would sy | take_on President mendations. Cbina and Jspan. Dispateh to Th Bee. Sax Frascisco, January 10.—4 p. m.—The s Hongkong, an The _attitude smship ived thi Lessoff-ky whose approaching v {6 | the metiopolis has been regarded i nga by the Mikado's | 13, is eaid to be detained at | Nagaski, iucap:ctiated by an accident, which occurred the day before enter- Ing that por d fe Chicago Produce Market: Tho ur : Cn1caco, Janaary 10, | Japan co s an arti to a bon fanive Wheat—No. 2 spring, §@c higher, ost 5 993@99 for March. February; Corn—! at 37j@srie for ~ January; 37%c for Febru- ke for May. Rye—Nominal at 88c for January; The Pork—Mess, advanced 30c per bbl., | the 13 15 for Feb. Lard—10c higher per 100 Ibs., clos- enne ion that while C! served the o * 2 advanced j@je and | J3pan bas beon lox and indifferent. 2 Bernhardt in Chicago. 423@43c for May, closing at 37¢@37dc | Special Dispaich o The Bee. Caicaco, January 10—4 p. m.— 42fc for May. | Sarah Berohardt and her compavy | Oats—No. 2, j@ic higher, closing | arrived in_ her special car from Phils- delphia, via the Fort Wayne rcad, this tween the two cauntries, and the firm 68 of Japan are of the opin- has carefully ob- | ligations o famous of actress her driven in the carrisge direct to Palmer house, closing at §13 10@13 15 for cash or | Egyptian parlor and two parlors ad- jolning had baen arranged for her. rusry; 13 324 for Marck; (813 473@ | Bernhardt makes her debutin Chi- cago to-night at McVickers in “Adei- { Lecovereur.” Dull and unchanged; Ohi 7 for fair to 3 75@1500 asked for Feb- raary; $13 75 bi March . January 8. Opened higher Per| clined; No. 2 rod winter, 81 02@1 01 102 for January; $1 03’ 1034 for February; $1 063 4@1 06 for March; 31 08} for May; No. 3 do, 930 bud; No. 4 but slow at 39i@ Quiet and unchan; nuary; $12 75 ne Bacon —Slow at $525@7 407 60. Lard—Higher at $8 55 Receipts — Flour, 5,000 corn, rye, 2000; barley, 2,000, Hayes' Japan 1connection with Russian ag. ecast, is attracting actention. Admiral betwsen Chi 846 prime ha were made Lo | 50 for gocd: | 2,800. New Yors rroduce Marker | ew Y ik, January 10, Flour—Firm erfine wes- | & 80; common to! 84 20@4 63| 6 75; choice white | r Felruary; $9 30@ £ 0@ 40; family, fancy, 485 and de- @1 08% or February; for cash; 3¢ bid for. airy, 18@2: bbl: 6,000; 9,000 bbls; 2,000; oats, , none. aruary 10. Mr. Camp- recom- ‘Gaelie,” from morning. toward it to and clo_equivalent allisace be- f the treaty, and principsl troupe were where the Wholesale and Retail Manms factaring JEWELERS. —LARGEST STOCK 0F — Gold and Silver Watches and Jewe'ry in the City. Come and See Our Stock as We Will Be Pleased to Show Goods. EDHOLM & ERICKSON, 15th & Dode. Opposits ¥ toffica. THE CENTRAL DINING HALL, Southwest corner 16th and Dodge. Has lately been leased by MRS, A RYAN? Who has had years sxperience in the hotel and restusurant,busi- ness, and will run a first-class house. ) " P MEALS AT ALL HOURS Board by the Day or Week, with Lodging or without. 5 Centrally Located. cclttm AUG. DORMANN, Man scturer ot all Kinds of Summer Bologna (Oervelat Wurst) a y 17:4 Burt St., Cmhalis, Neb. de2l-t ARIARLE, S e SHERS— e GATZ & FREEMAN, CRACKER MANUFACTURERS, C1G 5 Y FEC NERY. Dari th are now the best 1n the market. A large sssortment of CANDY and SUGAR, TOYS for the Heliday trade. A GATZ & FREEMAN, 510 11th S HORSE SHOES AND NAILS, Iron and Wagon Stock, it Chicago Prices. W. J. BEROATCED 1269 and 1211 Harney Street, Omaha. et B. F. COOK, UNDERTAKER, Fellomry’ Block. Prom oy taloer J. H. FLIEGEL Saccomors t0 J. H. THIELE, MERCHANT TAILORS, No. 1220 Douglas Street, OMAHA NEB. " DR. A. S. PENDERY, CONSULTING PHYSICIAN: 5iAS PERMANENTLY LOCATED HIS MED- TCAL OFFICE, 7 (@8 Tonth Steset, - OMAIA, NEBRASKA 20th inst., escaped from jail Q2o M sevics 1o sl dopartments (0 nlght, and bas not yet been - 1 w pacial practice ‘e and chtonts docasen. Gu A number of capitaists . i et it da s i Ty o paintings and sculpture will be ex- hibited at a Wabash avenuo gallery. Iiinols Inau GriELp, January 10—4 p. m. here, Eeing the 1d inanguration of Gov. Cullom. The governor's s are all present and escorted him from the executive mansion to the state house where ho and other state officers took the oath. aration. Sex: —This is a gala da occasion of t Canadlan Cullmgs. Special Dispatch to The Bee Losvox, Ont., January 10—4 p. m.—While croasing the railroad track near Iroquois siation, on Saturday, Wi, Collmon and an Indian doctor were instantly killed by an express train, Robert Smith, sentenced hanged st Lurenburg, N to be to make an of he o vrp- nt 4 5oL nty on receint of lette, o the building of the Canada Pacilic rail — T—— way, which they hold is a better on FERRY ON ICE. than that now under construction. It is prop s build the road with » { 1and grant of twenty million acres and 00 bridged the approaches to the river sty eaat ond Jones sreet making & pisasant, oasy and afo cromsing At he noa ieal toll, viz: Horseman, each 5e. One Horse and Wagon 10¢, Two Horses and Wagon luc. wone .. - retuun TWO DOLLARS WILL SECURE THE WEEKLY BEE same day 10c. Foot-men Frec, Bernhardt's 1 T. R. P ORTER. One For Year. December 13th, 18%0. 13.1m