Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 5, 1890, Page 3

c ACCIDENTS A Lincoln Mau's Bribe Spurned by a WILL Official, JOHN DILLON VISITS FITZGERALDY | He Requests That No Pablic Demons steation Be Made - State House Matters-An Alaska dition. T Neb., April 4.—[Special to Tne Brr the fol ng, taken from the Dt exas) Daily Times-Herald of March #1, may be of considerable local interest, Tie B republishes it Liscory, Neb., March 27T, G. Bower, esqs. Dallns, Tox— Diar Sie: Tlearn that you ar wbout to build i #200,000 court hovse; i so, 1 would 1ike o furnish you with plans for the e. T have 1t many houses in south, being a native southerner, and 1 h ve youn house that will be a pride to the State and county you and 1 arl not Nere for our health, but for business, let nic muke you a proposition, which ix t 1 will gIve you one-half of my commissions 15 you can get me the plans for the bullding. and”we ean work together fn all respects. Wil you let me know in regard and give nic all the particulars and I will govern mysclf ac- cordingly. Respeetfully your O 11 PLACEY DALILAS, Tex., Mareh Mr. O 11 Place Lincon, Neb—Sir: Your comniunication of Murch 2 making propositions in regard 1o Ui Wnilding of & eonurt house in the elty of Dal- Tus and contalning also o proposition to divide gour « slons With me s Just at hand on that you hiave bullt man houses i the south and that you are o natlse sontherner, You also state that neither you orLare in our respeetive localities for our Bealth, T desire State 1o you that your proposition s deelined with fndfgnition o fur with whom T aying that y f the conmissioners’ court ssoctated, 1 feol justified in can not under any consideratfon receive u contruet from Dallis county and any bids or plans from you would not e considered ever 10 you were'to prepare them gratis. 1€ you are AN YOu sy, @ southerner | must beg leave to doibt yo tement it you are “not i Nebraska for your health” and 1o entertain iho ©Rukpicion that sach southomners s yo show yourself ) ) by your suggestion of dividing = profits With o sworn and bonded officer, hiuve fro- guently left the south for “their health,” and it Toved scetion’s zood 1 <hall try and give your eommunieation sueh publicity as itdemands. T conclusion T will say to you that Thave lived to be nearly ind have, Tthink, for reasonably goo unity us an honest d vielssitudes of | forty-seven years of twenty-five years borne reputition i this con min, and that in the trials not cther uneventful Hite I havenotyet | Ve £et my own consent to becon roht athief. With s niuch respect as 1 think you descrve, I um E. S, Bowkk County Judge Dallas County, Texus. DILION IN LINCOLN. John Dillon, M. P., and among the greatest of the agitators of the Irish cause, is in the fity. He arrived to o'elock and is the guest of Hen, John Fitzgerald, president of the Irish National league. The distinguished gentleman was met at the train by Messrs. Sutton and Cagney, who escorted him to Mr. Pitzgerald's residence. Mr. Dillon wishes no public demonstration while he is here and it is learned that his wishes will be respected He goes from here to St. Louis and thence to New York, where he il take the steamer for home this day week CAPITAL INTELLIGENCE Attorney General Leese and Bank Exam- fner Sanders went to Omahia today to look after somo hanking busi John M. Thayer, jr., the gover or's private CRnd Biias iaggia Mallo, abagnter of Hon, O. A. Mullen, will be marvied Mon day at the church of the Holy Fatnily. Ttey Hewett, pastor of the chureh, will perform the ceremc at high noon, Auditor_ Benton received £25,000 of court house and juil bonds from Picree county, toduy, 500 of precinct bonds rrom Me vick county. Their history is perfect und the | auditor's wutograph adorns them, Washing. ton’s 0,000 of refunding bonds will also catch nis slanature in a fow days. This d fect is due to an oversight in prepuring the remedied public lands and buildi bonds and is ea I'he board of | sits Monday to pass upon monthly claims und the orts of the various state ‘institutions, Vouchers have all been filed. There will be | a full attendance of the hoard, for Commis sioner Steen returns from Washington tomor row or Sunday. The soldiers’ and sailc home reports a family numbering 121 people at this time, AN ALASKA EXPEDITION As hias been stated in the Washington ¢ patehies to the press, the government decide not long since to send a party to Alaska terri tory fo study auin; plant life in that pola®clime” du the & summer months Prof. Lawrence Bruncr of the state univer sity is designated as the head of the detail, rmoon he announces that he had n. It in- and this afte organized his corps for the expedit cludes Herbert B. Marsland, H. J. Webe ana Albert: Woods of the senior elass of the university, and Mr. E. G. Bruner of West Pomt. The party will be in the field du the months of June, July and August, leayvir here in M urning home in Septer ber. M and Mrs. Dr. Somers wi fecompan y i while the field ing the work is in prog iin their time at Sitka. AN AIR LINE A cireular wos sent to the boards of trade wna, Lincoln, Red Cloud, Crete and n today ealling upon them to send dele. pates toa convention to be held in this city April 10, at 4 o'clock in_the afternoon, to con sider the best means of seeuring vailroad from Omahia to Phillipsbur via the cities named. Delegutes will' be ex peeted to submit statements in weiting g the best natural ute t h their e spective localities, the amount of shipments | in and out und the probuble amount of loe: subsidies that can be secured THE DISTRICT COURT. ‘The case of Rhea vs Baldwin was on trial in the district court today. This is the lust case bulletined on the law dock but it i probuble that eral days yet. Defendint defaulted in the ca fams and Webster vs Ira Metealf, the plaintiffs tho fivst lien on th in controversy, and o debt of ured Eliza Stacey vs Lincoln Paper tnanufactur fng company. Two cascs, Defendants failed to appear. The plaintiff, ‘however, was com pelled to pay $10 into court and the defer ants to make deed for the city lots in con troversy ourt will notadjourn for sey se of Will This gave real estate TS0 is thus A jury was waived in the case of Frod Shepherd vs Fred Wortz and th ause called for triul this morning. On hearing by the | court the plaintiff was given a £4.00 The trial of Amanda Woods Curtis for complicity in the Woods over & year dgo, e Monday. J to determin the accused. Late this afternoon Martin Daney petition in the district court commie tion against the commissioners of Lancaste judgment for Charles Bob next | ury will sit innocence of and wurder of umences on o Chapnian and o guilt or filed his county to compel themn to account for the 15 per cént balance on the ¢ act price for th new court house held in rescrve by them for final sottlement, T 7404 s fund amounts to &4 Davey claims 82,700 for services. he be duc him as superintendent of const He brought he suit special'v to recover this amount | CITY NEWS AND NOTES Joe Opelt is aguin in charge of the Avling Of this sum M gos to t he will not to the council : has dect coutest the election of Royce from the Fifth wan T'he exciso board held a_mecting this even ing to pass upon the applications of thirty five business firms in this city who desire to sell mult, spirituous and vinious liquors in this city during the coming year. Phe non-partisan prohibitionists meet in mass convention in this city April 16. 1t is stated that they will commence active cam y work for constitutional prohibition i mediately thereafter. The non-partisans will muke an effort to outdo the late ¢ the third party mer nyention of Consecration services of theT. P. S, C. E. will bo 1d at the First Chri 1} vh, corner of Fourteeuth and K streets, Sunday eveuing. The informal reception to be ten dered to Dr. Francis Clarke of Boston, Mass., will be held in the parlors of the First Congregational church from 6 to 7:80 o'clock Mouday eveni Postponed | CoLvmnrs, ., April 4.--The regular meeting of the Nebraska Live Stock Shi jers' ussociation called to meet at the Ex cbange hotel, South Omaha, April 9, 1800, at | OMAHA DAILY BEE SATURDAY APRIL hereby postponed until July 9, 1500, » Fisn—-Fresh frozen white trout, pike headlight, 13¢; gasoline, 12 1t ho was suie would Be homminated = s : St % P 3 i i Hioks, Prurs AND TALLOWS. Groen salted FATS Hams, No. 1, 16 1h, a o game lasted some time : W. Srocker, President. | : -] S ito; dry salted hides dase; dey Bint | to 25 ibe, &3e: 19 to 14 108, 10c Lincoin — displaying great s il Jonx Wicers tary 1i%8 s calf hides, Dimaged hldes 2¢ | hreakfast bacon, No. 1, 8¢ strength, When the game was shed - e 120 Tens. Slicep p hio0c@e1.25; sheep | Aried beef hims, 647 %o Mr, 1 1n kept score f " of W r of fowa, says ) 1947 Its, dry. per b, 6aile; tallow, N per doz; dry saltmeats, 5 Ir. Lincoln kept score for another set of 1 hnve yigh Remedy ] ), 2, B8 C #ia roulette, 6'3¢; boneless players by notching the e on g ; Ve 1t 6 [ Blcrer ) et fiEAssHand pleked navy $1.50@1.60; hand - b ik L re” in 1 all tha s afficted | B 4 129 I A R B T R Metals, [ — - i gl wil ° N o “OAPRLY Tt Per 1b, o7 [ PrOCK Tix—Small pig, % per Ib; bar e per Lord Beaconsfield as an Orator, CHICAGO 1) STOCK. 15 155 | - CorpER—P1 o 8 As an orator, genevieally spealki he it 151 | Dry Goods cqld rolled {shcat] could hardly be compared wit] Wl Cn1caGo. 4.~ [Spec cgram to THE | ¢ o 3 Brows Cortox—Atlantlo A, Tige: Atlantte | PIUS and thats, S por ] stone, cortainly not with Job {0 © tha erday, with prices strong to 10 1 I(wv.i'll' “"". 3 ""' e o1 “”; DURWer st 2o Beecher at Beechor's best, says { ot attle, such as the dressed beet | 2 w28 Citren Bries AUsar 1k Skt Arpow | I OEING~Charcoal, T. € n the Arena. To be sure, we have the tride. o and shippers wanted. Light, | 3 H man nd, Gy s, O'N B. 7305 Chicasaw A B, | Ng B2 0 <00 g No. o testimony of his carly friends that i y-t teers had th 1. as has been the | | 4 1% 3 ! i doi Clifin FE cipPeps | RO Ty v vouth he was very impassioned in his elo il s LS Ch Al L bl Al i i 1 G0 | PR G Cast Tron. . Lang- | i Prare-1. & 1o, 25, 6 X, 10814, | uence, but he learned to vepress or prune dinm and common steers were left to the Tust 1 1 1N 10 EACHED COTTONS keley eambric, N TN PLATE-Coke—T, C., 10x14 his early style 1 beeame calm, almost d a shade better, Texas steers unders | 1 1 150 [ Best Yet, 64c; st A AL TNCH | grpgn NAaTLe- Base, 82,0 cold, in™*the lonesome, latter day Iix- Tlitte orno. chi Rative cows and | 4 1 o butter eloth XX, sbot, Tiye; Dwlght | CrEEr Witk NAILS- Hise, #.10 o B boNl bFs’ stook gencrilly showed o ossentinl | 14 1 1200 | Anehe shrunk, o EIers | Wing—Jup. burb, $.00; galv., £ TSGR LT R ons, then, he e omnnd for . stbokers : ton W o, S it | MU DT URIRT I RE : should be deemed a great debater rather f e e L A tAuE Y a Mo Golden Wedding, 8¢ 1Ll Senper Tden 5 Lumber. than a great orator, Yet there is noth At any one thine during the st iurvest, fyor Hope, e HHousekeeper Uppere, 1%, 13 and 2 fn.. 848.00; A soleot. 11 | iNg ever uttered by any speaker nt 1050 10 1,000 Ths & 4.80; st : King Pl m\hw ambric, 10¢; Langdon G B, | and 14 in., $4.00; B select, 1 and s in., &5.00: | or modern, that fills' one with such a to 1,000 Tbs. 635004%0; sk } Tonsd ¢ Lons cambrie, 10¢; | A stock bourds, 12 to 16 £t 121, £15.00; B stock | ganse of perfect power 0 I ess was again active, with | VSHEETINGT AND PILLOW-CASINGS—Brown 1210 16 8., 12 in D xtork boards. 19 to 16 | Sponse in the house of commons to the hoing ahout b, selling | Pepperell, 45.in. toc; Pepperell, &4 tse; Pepe | £ 12 i 000 A box, 13 i, and npwards. | nobleman who taunted him with his Te ) 4.40. 41, -4, © 201 Boston, b4, 40.00; B box. 1, and upwards, £15.00; C box 5 "he Rt airied bt and e Kking g¥ades e Boston, 0-4, 2205e; Bos< | 13 It und” wpwards, &%.00; A flooring. 6 in Ak Ihe taunt was moun; the thittle or no chanie, sellinge hetween | 1 | Vtiea, 48-In. 15 5 EH.00; B flooring, 8 i, &0 O oo ly v Springing to his feet, his B2 and #190. Singe sorts sold at #5074, At 78-n, Mep Utien. Si-i Utien, [ 6 . #2500 Seleet ' foneing, — &000: | dark eyes flnshing like swords, he ex- the close the general market was weak and | 17 iy l"";;‘l‘;-": i “ et Ao SN ORI L0} L aing, SN0 | claimad: o8, Tnm i Jew. Wlhen: the same ot of prime heavy sold se lower than at | 11 o ,,‘...4\f Oud, "0 havally | Do rin bla50s" Nb, 3 lon KIS AT ancestors of the honorable gentlema he opening | Hostan, Geie 1e; !_nwnlnl (o |t 1412 b 818 who has flung this fact in my face us a0 3 Y ‘K 1 - 2501 Boston, 10+ « tica, 8-4, 2 2. N A aunt and an impu h 11 LIVE STOCK., | HEPRNS, DO e, Contnt iy taunt and an imputation —wlic w . 5 1 850 2 65 335 TANS d'se: Amoskeag, fect common, #1 cestors of that honorable gentle 1 gueAno; April d—Cattle=Raceipts, 75001 4] dress, 8ige tos, 6lacs Warwiek, dross Kets! dressed, selected, | vepeat, wore b sV in @i Tesans., §.1 7 10 4 B30 | Gutta, dress, 8¢ Norm ‘.“‘,‘ ross, 8c; Lelees- | 850505 lngh . temple. 1 foel every tibre of n Hogs—ecoip market active with a | 14 P 20 LG TR SOUTHERN Y BL Olonk tii e thrill with (AT O BLE 5 slight advance carly, but closed weak 5el L Prosts Martha Washiy Amoriean; | 18,005 star, % in e, #1050 1st and i & | ers and shippers, § L6 light, mixed and [ 1 o0 1 800 1 Ge: Arnold. 6iges Arnold oth ear, 2 in flooring. £21.000 common 4 in 1 i selected heavy, #2504 45; skips and selected | Ameriean, 1 Stifel A fng. $14.50: st T Never henvy, ELI0TEE 1 10% 3 153 Merrimack . 10¢; Gold Teat, 1ie pirtition. 2 eleat I, No, 1, 1% in s 28, If Mer with ¥ 1 « Sheep - Receipts, 5,00 market about steady ; & = L | 10e: Hamilton, 3 All nk: 5.00; clear, corrugated coiling, 4 in, any other discase of the throat or westerns, $5.40020.80; Texuans, #.505,50; lar chambray. te; ester, o Live-Best, 8 nothing can surpris I s 1 186 Winidsor, 6iac: Hamllton. 0y (BN 145 fmprovement that will follow or KAxsAs Crry, April 4. — Cattle — Recelpts, COWS AND 18 Ramapo, 4 St It ALt ¥ A LA 1l 180 C 00 MUFKEL netive und StronEs stoors, K. Al AL 4 Allen STRAW BOARD—$1.40, ”‘MX‘ ABIE You are troubled with | e kers and fecders, SL.60WT0; cows, io; Garner, 705 Crefield, 8 PLASTER 3 catarrh, and have tried other medicines, you B0, : TAR BoAR B | Will be unable to express your amazement at Recoipts, 1400; market higher; all I SHITING, CHECKS —Tnvinelble - the marvelous and instantancous curative sV 17, S i 200 | ble, XX, € rawford, Sc; Opis Maci Econo- | THE TIMIDITY OF GREAT MEN. | powers of CALIFORNIA CAT-RCURI to chofes lambe, 83.5004.50; stockers und feod- 8 Ciledonin XX, 1044e. S 7 a s e er 1204 CHEVOITT- Winneconnet, Tie; Whittenton, | Cushi and Choate Were Dumb in [ D ‘nmlur .‘ productio : of Culifoyiin gr, Lovis, Apr tecelpts, SO0 2 Tac; Stater. fe: Amoskeng. stripcs, 81 the Society of Wom i pack three for , and guaran L) Lttt e 0..4 ke v delund. Dk °d, 11 ~ hitetell2 gl Al wo | teed by Goodigan Drus ¢ market strong ni . . 160, .4 K burg. The writer knows it for o fact that the | F440604.80; stoekers and feedrs 03,5, 80,4 Bk ' ¥ X y e Toecipts, 50005 market strongers Hght, 4 TICKIN nd, A Ge:oakland, 0, 7e; | Hon, Caleb Cushing, who. with the ex- | 00004157 heavy, #8104 packing, #.10 et Amoskeag, A C A Titses Berwick, bookfold sa- | Goption of the Hon, Rufus Choate (par @ 1 | teem, 1e: Mannuh, bookfold satcen, 14e; War- ke H i 3 3 . Sila ren. bookfold sateen, 16¢; Norwood, bookfold | nobile fratrum), was the best man to sit e AL ELRC SRRl o R BO 0k sateen, s Cordls ' No. 5, 6'e; Cordis No. 4, | and listen to he hasever beenacquainted | "o Flrm: No. 2 mixed, 210 1 O e DAty SOt I BRIy i ESw ol 81 tially dumb in the so- ' | Oats—Firm: No. 2 mixed, 242, 120 ‘I 10 rranADEs -York Xir o Everett, 8 | ciety of women, says the Boston Journal, 5 oA 3 Whisky-—$1.0. ) | gz 18 Blwin, 8oz, 1se; Flat Rock, 8 o7, 18e; | He cither did not knowhow to talk to | Provis S e 00: shipment Ly Tradesmin’s. 14¢; Corkserew Cashime e T et i reetet | " Leceipts, 1,200; strong and 245¢ higher 4 CRASI-Stevens' B, 16 1n, 2'5e; Stevens' D, 18 | seaveely look in the face of one of them Q[ o Nation: f | At H0eA . oS I, e Stevanst A6 I 7 Svens: without blushing. He could not look Basement First National Bank. —— Thes Stevenst MR in, 810 Stevens' 3 Rt - | 808 so c Str 80..4 3 5 : 2 them fairly the eyes, in fact, nor | 808 South 18th Street, Omaha 2 0, 017 Stevens ! 3 ! . OMAHA LIVE STOCK. i b E could he men either,” for that matter. - Cattle. o There seemed to be an unaceountable | RAIL\WAY T[ME BARD Friday, Apiil 4, B timidity and shrinking about him, f y i ) | stimated receipts of cattle 830, compared SHEEDP, there was even about Choate himse = 2 With 19 yesterday and 1,199 last Feiday. The | No. Ay great man as he was, | it | etk 0gh i Ninson streets: market opened early and setive at an advanee | M7 western weth 150 And the writer would remark, in pas: I T T A LT y S wes tern wetl 1 . 3 i this morning. Steers took s deeided up turn. | H8 western wothe i ing, that he remembers, as to the latter, Chlengo Express The lnited recelpts, Jotued with ood weatler | 2 that one evening at one of the 1 Twa Local excont, Suminy andifavoraileqad vices sleomBLAICIEO RID. o 3 DRIED FRUIT-Cur ew, G4e: prunes. | hotels in Boston there was o reunion, for q seilers to inch up quite u little, quite | OhgthepncRecawitiiSneep: ciasks, 1800 s, Ge; pruies. bbls or ‘b O T e SR e O e & imber of snlos being reported at 106 above | L+ ' Stockwell, A, B. Gibson, Sheltc E A oea b e ma PUxpose, greadus - streets. | Omaia R L i et = o Hitume fos tard dates. | vard college in and about Bostol I o m LAk : el Aain On the Market with Cattle. apricats, cholec « Choate was one of the invited g i Comrordin, fiigtin day 58 was offered for were sold t 156 Ay Mla lato beilllant Tosial Qut v duy at &5, he less desitable grades 0.1 Gates, Albion: €. Schnelder. Snyders | ek SR e 160 out I'he late brillinnt Josiah Quine I B T Were not fte s strong, but were quite | 1% CL Bliss, Howells: Lo B, Snepard & Co. M| 085 Svated Apples, prine new, 8te: he was th . presided at the table with RN RYD AN saats LIl OintiiE WS active. The stect ket way e quoted | J < West Paints Pery & Frasi Mead Pee ont tare, 15501 in saeks, fe; his usual inimitzble grace aud piquancy. g it tive with all sold at an advance of 5 to I . mhers, Bartlett, T J Yeator ey : 3 i : av el pross. << than i dozen loads of cows were recelved Fred Kelley, Blencoe, Tu.: Lo W. 1 6L G0 hUTOR, While the company were assembling the Ko €. Night Exp, via U1, Tran< | 645 o Lenongii o supply the deniand. The qual® Council Bluirs. Ta. Knapp, SRR Tt SRS SRy TR TR writer (then # véry young man) was UNION PACEFIC Arrizos ity was g ally poor, but th es ruled so vt Cedar Blufrs; ) v Cros- t ! pliine, | stunding’ by: himsslfin wcorn Wher oLt and Marey street firme 1) Ui fow sales made at ot | ton, Ta.: H. Cook. Terwood 1 A D R L A § ARSI | 500, several sales being us high as .25 | ham, Beaver City: I ST R DL t0o0, ogore: | Choate »in, with aslouchy gait Some western cows sold b 3200 Tohnes, Hendleys M Pierson. Stratton Wi I fora TR onig 1 down, looking as confused as vere all pieked up early, The i MePhee, Edison: 0.1 Dauchey. Mooreficld 1 150 TRNSCR L0157 O FOD IS, T LT iy Catoy oGl [, i cilves v Hiherdl, bt ' the dennd A Halier, Eineoln: 0.0, frown. y e SO, ypdnd cniching g Lmps IEi Filoq haras A Ty ool amonnt for | D. Taylor. Ashtons 3. GRABOW, i S Sepales i Ond Uy e sping his avm, Said sub- | Lemwes | CHICAGO I T € FACTEI Ay ol wouzht Behs). Bulls firm and Alter & Bro, L n. Utah X e 2 I aanes s " hel L lIIUEANCEMARRY St e f ! : lly, must help P to Night Bxpre 1003 w calves unchanzed g — — Uaxxey Goons rults, Califorr .n;ll.uul‘nll e bl B o B A e ) ACinitiantegross i 5 T hgS. brands -1b, per do: wicots. ASQILL, W ek £ At A Hogs: oMoy ket With Hogs. . apticots, ple trult. $1:50; gallo at the hcad of the hall recciving the Vestibule Timited v Estin receipts of hogs 2300, compared | T Q. Johnston, Ok: C. Schnclder, Snyder: | hoprjes, §2.25; eherries, bl guests, W d only advin few | Leaves CIICAGO & NORTHWESTERN. Avclios Wit 1S yestorday snd Lam fast Friday, The | Shephard & B Tilden: Wagers & Doyle. | ot Wity EUEHLE: BW | Ganiia. |U. 1% dopots. 10th: ana Marey Sts: | Omalin, market opened ive with fresh meat men | O'Neill; Coburn, Hill & S, Atkinson: C. 1 1 steps, however, when Chonte, ng dis- | 5 xpross 62 pm T S h e The picking House buys | Bureh. MeCool Junction: — Clark Heaton & covered, was pulled hisher and thither \ SETmited {33 i Crssoon vaised el bids @ ndekel and il [ Co. Weston: AL R Ogidalla: W, Dworak by hosts of hands, and the writer was E 0% Rat) Man (Arox Moni 380w w ehunged bands on & very active market at the | Verd w Packard: Creighton: 1% F in, 1of R ‘ f Enstern Flyer. Ivanice Caveraze price pald for hogs was | Gillett, John Thicl, Ainsworth: J. Tiustic, iaaboraic Qhinice eft nto commune with himself, or < Onty, compared with #4,.01' yesterday and | Panamaz H. Butier, Creston, Ia SpbUrtios, $9.80; St . with others like him and his own ag Jeaves (CHICAGO, M & 8TEPAGI fst | 4 oy H. Cook lerwood. lw; R C. Old- 5 - gt y Omaha. &7 P depot, 1000 and Mares Sts LR, — | Wi, Beaver City: B E. Undérwoop, Danbary I casten stand who happened to be standing nears not, | 50 w0 Ghicago Mall (excopt Sunday Sheep. Andérson Bros.. Wildonville: €. A 00 PRes | however, before he had ventured mod- | 660 m Chiicago’ Expross Estimated receipts of sheep 1256, compared | ton, Cambridze: D, MePhee. Ed rispherr estly to remark to Choate how surprised ¢ %1 m OhICHgUEBRrias with #530 yesterday and none st Friday. The H. Deeds, Keary 1 blackhe he was that a man of his experience and OMANA & ST LOUIS T | 1 zood i e d Sackett I } fepot. 10t and M te Ohia recelpts, of good muttons do not meet the de- | qekett, sl prese et AieT 3 o LS depot. 10th and Marcy St Ofiala Tand nd prices vule . Thios bunelies of muel Me( ruspherrics, preseryved, $L8 distinctiongshouldibefatiallidesiroustof St Louts Cannon Ball 128 p | fiiie corn-tea westerns sold at #.40. n ¢ s, .m.m..\ thus ing under cover, as it wer g | srs & Grow S R AT & 1 in o provious paper | heaves | SIOUN CHIV & PACIEIC Arr " ces, 1y i Ticrney, ndard stied R T e Ode s s naht: Ol U 1. e 10th and Marey St<. Om g (oI, e of priees pald BKaTOy e Baltimore, Svutoc; | BOW, e c Ll B UER | oy v City Passeng 00 p The following s table of prices paid in el Tuda Curninghin 3 possible s of men, and how | 61w S vl Expross 1003 5 tn this ket for the grades of stock mentioned e _ . . Y O C T s Fhha @t u mittoes—3 M extra. §1.06; 5 | when walki m his office t0 his | Juu e P e et Goc 1200 i pe J | Mar ion. western brindsy 0o galions, | house, he preferred to- walke through | Gt | et i an Webster st Goe 03 10 150 e andird, $£200. Corn—Finest grow E e W45 prm St Vau o Common 1000 o 113 1 stecrs Tohn Dond went 1o Chileago yesterday dzzed sugar corn, very finc, $150; | lanes and the narcowest rather than i Rttt Common eanner e R A A 21 suzar corn, $1.203 2 1 extra, west- | through the broadest and most crowded B & MO VALLEY Ordinury 1o fais cows 0o St at work upon the dissviminaton | {00 Drunds, swe@isiong 2 1 sti d, wesiern | stroets, He was very peculinre in this nd Wel Fulrto good cows.. inrates Thus far the B & Mas reduced | hronds AR particular, T have’ it from aathority gl Ll RE Che V. CoWS g B ATk Ealis fh s toor, which not be questioned that Mr. Walioo & Lincoln Passenger 10 Il 'I"“"i‘“”‘“‘ i | ear. This will make n big difference with the Cushing once, at an_evening party in XoreENO: pxEnsuiny il Cloice to fancy bulls shippers and will tend to fnerease the receipts ewbury port, empting to make him- « .M. &0, Artives Light stockais and feodérs of stoek from those {«\uu. 5 If agrécable, it 1510 be presumed, said Dot 1kl aud Woratdr .| Oy G S 131t Ok | John I White of White & Son's company of | Golden W string ) oo pret -eyed girl of seven- Sioux City Accommodatc pm Hrtgehoion g hoss. Salt Ly, Utah, oo of the lutzest Sheop | Lini Bouns b Boste LOUDLS S ved il i 0 5 Sony Gl x5S 1 D TRl Lto/GlOIa NS CUIosE | dealers and ridsers in the Rocky Mountains, | Heans—i31h @ewis. $1.65: erown bi teen or d quite | G4 pm HE A o : | was at the yards., Swect potatoes—i 1 Ne i | distinguishec beauty and aceom- | 8w i i Comparative Tables, | M. T. Mason of the Tnes 1. Canpbell com- | Kin=31b new punipkin, plishments, i Girale o e harvoump || k The following tables show the range in n sttt 1086 eventng. ton Chey toes. #1605 Okra, #1603 succotash, $L20. AR Oty R e o T aayox MISSOURL ACIELC Arrises A 8 o | risncodtish, extra Geo new. e ¥ ) prices on hogs during this and last week | . Wvo., to reside. Fisn Hish « y 2 1 1 C Dapbeletivandiwvobstesis, HIELLE - | id bank, new. 4'ze; silver. 2 1, bloeks, | tell me Low love \nd she in- | o om st v & K. C. Expross L35 pom .. Gates of Alblon had hogs on market ow white, 2 10 bricks, new 74 Turkey | star wey twink 915 p m .St Touls & K. C Kxpress G0 am | Days. | This week. | Last week. {30 ¢. Blissone, one of the best patrons of the lur dles, bricks, 8ac; snow white | 1nd o 'smi \\] ith L, of course,” yards, hrought in two ears of cuttle crates ib. boves, Tectand halibut e y 4 ) MISSOURI PACIFIC SUBURBAN TRAINS L0 @il Wages & Doyle marketed hogs from How- | 9¢i medium sealed hie caled | thus - discomfitti distinguis ‘“‘l = A A i ST 2 herring, i domestl scholar and sta 1. and Wostward. | |SRIER 400 i 15 3,11 Dauehy brought in two ears of cattle | M ag harrn | laugh of the by standers upon him, 5 Thursday G G 0T il e LR, dines, usslin sa | ) s Friday 4 0D 12 ARt e e ahipp port 1 herring, Crown brind, Sc: do - e S i o Suturday o e B st e S e s I [T n oy KOs UG KARI N L shioros Bl e | A NEW STORY OF LINCOLN. Ouak Chatham. 55 g )bls, 813.00; biontors. hlt bbls, 816,005 whites Droid HIL. . 600 7.0 ange ot Pri ORE, Fred Kelley, a re Towa shipper.had two | fish, half bbls, $7.00: trout, half bb] 03 | Ll Range of Briccs—Hogs. 1L Be S8 o LIt Slous ! 1y N ILATa o i | He Played Ballthe Day Before He | Ltke st s alawing tablathoysthacy, PHECS |7, D, Yeaton of Lyons, w promiuent cattle- | 1ack LU0 11D tinnan had- Was Nominated. Dundos Place uld for hog ) 1 11D Aliskit Waost SI, medinn hozs s Eaaran it gRt e YT oystor, 10 o7, $165 One among many memories of promi- | Diwh.o o . wofce mived hozs 1031 3404.10 L. M. Warren marketed cattle from Albion. hoystors, 10 o, £105 T S S e T e LE Dol i oice heavy hogs 105 @410 | president J. W. Stoeker and Secretary John s, dittle |y paward W, Cox of the D i = | Wi have dssued the following noticd necks, Taportea, ner case, | M. s y t Average Cost of Hog The regulae mecting of the Nebraska Live | 100s, 3116 o I sardines, imported. per | house is a recollection of having et R Al TN T T (it % Shippers assoetation, ealied for April | case. 100s nported ho hand-ball at Springficld, 1L, with Abra- aw g of hogs on the dates meationed, including the | 180, at the Exchange hotel, Soath Omada, | sardines, \ dine rican. per |y 1ol batore. tha lattar. | Dortal i) Cost tadiny, s based upon siles reported Neb., is hiereby. postponcd autil July 9, 1809, | 100, French ' style, 35005000 1 1b sardiges, | D01 1018 £k o | Tt Price. _Date, Price same plice,” Arnierican, 1005, | ) sty le 1omir presidency. it “‘n W1 \; 1r :. 1 ) rg —_—— S0 1y Ih sard nos, must |’nl per cnst fore the non tion of Me, Lincoln, aialoest Do el Marel 20 3 5 i 2005 imported key sardines, $13,00 AL (o WG sl Ay e Vot wid, i 040 143 0 i Mirch Mion I8 OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS, SOmA-DKizs, 0 105 10 box, 3o [fateGox ynsitioyeliniin ik AIOAR AL Lupoa biad R March 3 NUTa AT RO Os S Ibae I | oil house, says the Circinnati Time AR U R i i iy | Prod e Jadnis, | Star. During his te vols he for, sev val | Joke St R \ e se i roasted, CHNESSCe peis (vs used trains which were of peo- | Oak Cha .54 7.0 100 R 300 GS—Strietly frosh, H@11ize: cold storag R (G rs')l—De b= A g I 056,00 710 I j07 | ploklod, Nmed salted, not wanted at any | pom e hoc v s onix plé bound for the Chicugo convention. Jigt] iH $0; | pr g RIS ln G HOR It s Mr. Cox and a fellow drummer, who was 5 NG " o 3 urkeys, dressed, fancy 4364 ‘ I Ll y UNION PACIFIC SUBURBAN TRAINS, I T e ey o v uncy, Qry | vitrol be; alum, 4o tartaric ueld osin, | out for a Zanesville ink house, polled all Al Mop at Tith, 13th, 20th una 2ith i i Chickens, funey. 10a11e; ehickens, choice e Tk T a1 s Cale i Lt Wi | the travelers they could rench, and found | Streets, Summit and Savidgo Crossiug. +Working Yitrel 4 083 | Duichickens, 11VG, doc. SLOKCL0 dressed i paciuzes, 3 and 1y 1 pack- | the utmost enthusiasm for the 111inois | T peans s ureh 3 0 ¥ 0 dles geose dressed, cholee azes, e madder tpetre, 100: ndigo, | Jwy roa Y P, i Mareh 18 3 8 §onyg | geese, dive, d #.0007.00; ducks, dressed, | 555 Wnd 5elb box s, Baane: ind lawsy . A 3 mahn ith opd) S ey duicks, cholow, Koides dicks, Hve, | o aid S1b boxs e acThoroughly convineed that Lincoln | €B1ufis bepor. | bepot Ot Average Price of Hogs. | ll-;-“f” ”y'“f ol ”'{f?-‘f‘rl FLOOT 1.2, ; boxes, red, 3'3e; scaling wax, boxes, | would be the nominee, the paiv of drum : 7 N Fts | B Showing the averaze prico pald for loads of | o FtitFasl ot e WELER solen plover | avhite. 4 | mers took a run down to Springficld to | 5/ 2 2/ % %2 -4 hogs on the days indlcated I 1857, 1855, 1859 and bitek ducks, $6.0066,00; red-head 1‘1\\‘I‘: doz. T ‘r\”' MEATS—11b lunch ton see the coming v I'hey found no ex- g 18l K12, o ducks, do; #1250 Wi ol lunch tongu 1 ol MOAM AN AV MAM AM AM AM AM AN AN Ty TMaroh WY S TMareh &S, March fclees e B o0 55: vkt Gamnds, #hoow | corned bect citomaonb thove, and to sce Mr, | AN[AMIANIAN) S30|A 2. (85 o 1 10 | Sunday | b0 52 MAPLE SUGAT- Per 1, 116,121 50 TLUEIND next duy, which wis the one before the o (81 SE-Per 1h, full cream Young Amerles, i ) OV do e ball I b Day. | AAE0 | vl s | AprilS | ADrUET | 1ab e fnl ereann ttins, 10t il eren ok | gmpressed 3,4 comp faper SIS R Tgats il i Swiss, 16¢; full ercam Wisconsin Swiss, 1@ 1 ¢ 11b chipped beef 3 n » which Mr. Lin- % i 45 | Sunday | o4l full cream brick, Be; full cream Huburger | SoArs—Castile, mottled, per 1b. 8@10¢; do us passionately fond. Next day R | 48 1 Sy | SWiss e, U it er 1 12 sited the pivk, and there they ; ¢ Bt Y| HoNEY-iamte per b stratued. e, cpooNs-Parlor, 4 tle, &35 3 tle, 825 | t5,50 the man of destiny busily engnged : 4 ) | RANGE I'er x, Plorida right WY tu 1 ) ‘ i 2 Messinn 425 Californin fancy nivals, &.0 CocoA~ty Th tin. 400 per b in batting a ball ag 50 Highest and Lowest Sales of Hogzs Los Angeles. £33 seedlings, Riverside, %525 |‘H<ruv| ATE—2¥1 150 pér Gernian chilcory wall and endeavoring to strike it in such ) 360 e O g A30% mountilin, KU In #y6-Dox Tots ¥ per | red, x YIS AL SRARAYONNE R R le L0 Aueh 851, 000 Rt 5 0N less SALSODA—BDIs, 1%; granulated; 13c; kegs | VA LI 110 e ) } 4 ighes s L #0020 gEALODA= DIl 1%} gmnulated; 1 of his opponent. There was quite n | Leaves CHICAGO & NONTUWENTERN. Arivos = reee— GRS Roj i 050! Corree—Roasted—Arbuckle's Arfosa, 25%c; | crow ting ahout watehing the gume ’um Union’ D Counell Blufs. | Transfer Stock Rece Ll 1. refined) 0 MoLuughtlu's XXXX, 25jp0; Gorman, 5 Mi O v e : $am Expross. Officlal Yesterday half bbls, 57,00 HLorth Rl 4 V01 golden Tige 2se; | ments, a long-tailed, black coat 459§ m Fiyer JHOER s 21+ 50 cara & DuscwMkar-saobordl L o o | faney ald nogbors chotoe ‘."3 iy | old félt hat. which' tended to magnify | 2000 sl Sheep 4 cars verdell, good, $.00 Aa i | iS5 g Drlimo, 80t qnousoot: a0t Mowhih | hig tall, ungainly form and prominent | Jfeaves | CHICAGO. Tt" L & BAGIFIC, | Arrives o BEANANASPOr buiich, #1.00 ; terior African $ features, and he looked quaintly pictu N SRR e Disposition of' St | BUrTER- Creamery, fancy rolls, prints SUGARB—Cnt loaf, cut lonf cubes, Ties | esque ns )“ ot novs Rlttine | bam Nlght Expross: % Showing the number of cattle, hogs 1 i ereamery, fancy solfd packed, @ standard, powdered XXXX powdered, | ) b Hardiblaw nudagainGhal 1000 p o Ve Raii 1150 o sheep bought by the puekers and leading buy- | creamery, chiolee, e2e: dalry, fancy rolls | se; granuluted, standard, Gi@ic; confeetions ie sphere a hard blow and again “*ba P R e Ty ¥ nd prints, NG dairy, fancy’ solid pucked, AL e white extra C. Glyes extra G, Neb, | ing 1t” so easily that it barely reachéd | Teaves CHICAGO. MIL & ST, PAUL. Arrives (T fatic: dulry, “eholee, Txnite: country roil bk sy 4 : his antagonl When Mr. Lincolnat | Tramster|Unton Deyot, Council Wi, Trans Buyers o Noo | zood, 0@i0e; country roll, fulr, T@8; POOF | 124a¢: COLLON FOPE, 165 NOW DROGOLS, 150, || down on the players’ bench, having fi 630 p Chicago Express i b George WL Haun nd & 10 | Stock, dede 4 i )N TWINE -BIbb, very fin r4 ply .-\ul a triumg ..m turn, \ Cox was | 100 p n Chilcugo Express 0 B om Ton RALhanent 1% | eagol, Dry buffalo. per ton, $16.0@15.00; dry OLIVES per doz, £.75; p perdoz, | 0 Fa . 1 | Trans Talts Hanas e (P T | Louniry, Wleached, $000CE0; dry country, ber gal, e him cordin e ever playe v Benton & Underwood 15 damp snd weaty AL 1A W gr. clder, 8¢; good, 12¢; white | the g 0, « miserated with him when | 1007w u Kansus Clty Day Expros G p o iloners 08 v ABLES - Old - Sweet tatoes, fancy | win, Mr, Cox said he didn't understand it | =8 Kunsas City Night Express...| 610 a n Crone & Vansant R tine, por bbl, $.00; onlons, extr fu STARCH—4N@S0 per 1 1 off Kbt Mr., Cox, | Jeav OMATIA & NT. LOL v et e 11 1 #4.50: onfons, fair, per bbl, §2 STOVE POLISH—#2.003.57 per gross and offered teaoh im,. - OX, | pranster| Union Depot, Council Blufts, | Tran Siatea por b i ot per G~ At D erio, 5,005 Lowiston, per 100, | however, was thinking of the convens | {4y U To e Canor Tl A The Armour-Cuduhy Packing Co )8, per bbl, #.30; horse radish f0LASSES~BUIs, N. 0., fanoy. per g | HOR, ANG 8 £ ves CHICAGO, BURL'N & QUINCY.| Arrives Omuhis Packing elery Toots, per Lbl, $6.005 chofoe, $5@470; good. ey dubn biking fr, 1 Hegl I helieve you will be v)wi Union Depot, Counol BITs. | Transfer Swift & 7, Gl \ D, 20 nominee r. Lincoln laughed anc Chloago Rxprash 0 p George 1s Hamiuond & 00 ber Ib. B Ntrn r Ib, 1% ST anlok. nan ' Nallove ihosa Chlcago Fapr 7 SHEEN 4450 per b ru B, 5@he: No. 1, 7¢ N Clle Fast Mall W p o Swift & ( 15 | DRESSED VEAL-Cholce medlum, T@74¢ jhare. ‘H0G pir cent of list, | eastern chaps will euchre us out of i Creaton Local % 4w e Vi ot lght, 5abe; heavy, Ked SALT - Dalry. 29 u bbl, bulk 10 Dest are very kind to think I will be P T ArmourOudaby freking Lo, it | pAiesCber b Genitons, M00: Willow | grade, o e, F3.0; Dest jeradl, 100, th, 40: beat e a1 am much obliged. to palaUR Y & B ‘;',’(‘ A oprosentative Ba | focoasum bur iunared, a4 e FARINACEOUS GOODS— Barley, $14@Adc; farlng Finally one ‘of the players dropped | $#pm 8t v‘ma's”cu L STEERS PLCKLES dium, per b 15.50; small, $6.50; | go; peas, d¢: oatmeal, 15@de; macaroni, 10 o and Mr ne ed M 0xX 10 b (ATt No Av. P No. Av. P gherkins, 07.80; Or & B. chow chow, qis, 8.85; | yerm LR ATIeR et NG L WACATORL, ; t, and Mr. Lincoln fnvited My, Cox t 15VIsinLe TUBULAR EAR CUSHIONS 1 1270 3 00 18 10682 375 | pts, K85 ' 6@7c; lima beans, 6 AKO 4na tapioos, | Wake hanc Ir, Cox of course did Whiapers heard s L ‘ w B v 141 U5 | " Porators—Per bu, taucy, ¥¢; chol Ows—Kerosene—F, W., 1c; W, W, 12%¢; | 80, for he was anxious to play with the | JasessfaluberssiiirmetiossoX NEBRASKA National Bank U. 8 DEPOSITORY. OMAHA. NEB. Capital, - - - $400,000 Surplus Jan. 1st, 1800, - ,BOO Lewis & Roed, © Yot ivave: W V' Morse, Johi L Cashing: 3. N A Patrick: WL 8 1Ligl THER IRON BANIK, A General Bank ness Transacted CONMMBEROIAL National Bank Capital, = - - $400,000 Surplus, - « 40,000 and Diroctors F. M, Morseman, M Toseph i, AL Tieney BOM Anderson, Willian a1, “Vieo-prestdent: 1. I Willlams,’ A: T 1oy resident: A, Millinrd, cashior; K1, Bryant. assistant cashier Omaha Manufacturers Boots and Shoes y KIRKENDALL, JONES & CO,, Wholesale Manulacturers of Boots & Shoes Ymalia, Neb Browers, JRZ & ILER, aer Beer Brewers, 1551 Nerth Stroot, Omaha, Neb ST Cornid EAGLE CORNICE WORKS, Manufacturers ot Galvanized Iron Cornice Artists' laterials, A. HOSPY, J hh\l\ M llllll|\ Pianos and Orga Doug root, O, No Coal, Coke, Ete. OMAHMA COAL, COKE AND LIME CO., Jobhers of Hard and Soft Coal. Cor. 16th and Dovglas Streets, Omahin, Neb, NEBRASKA FUEL CO., Shippers ot Coal and Coke, 214 S0t 1) Stract, Omahia, Neb. Cig: DEAN, ARMSTRONG & CO., Wholesale Cigars, N iellod” 140, Dry Goods and Notions. M. E. SMITH & CO., Dry 1no\l~ lurm\hur‘ 1.00([\ and Notions KILPATRICK-KOCH 1\1("1' GOODs (‘(\,‘ Impmltr\ .mtl lobbers in- Dry Goods, £ 11th and Merney Neb, Purniture, ; T DEWEY & STONE, | S Wholesale Dealers in Furniture, CHART Kl o Frrniture, Ao e nmhas NABRNENE T BT Tor Groceries, McCORD, BRADY & CO, Wholesale Grocers, 13th and Leavent «, Omaba, Nebe ] Lumber, Bte, JOHN A. WAKEFIELD, Wholesale Lumber, Etc., Etc. Imported ugent i oy Whit CHAS. R. LEE, Dealer in Hardwood Lumber, _LOUIS BRADFORD, % Dealer in Lumber, Lath, Lime, Sash, ¥ > W. GREY, Lumber, Lime, Cement, Ec., Elc. Corner Sl and Dovgias Streets, Omabin M linery and Notions, I. OBERFELDER & CO., Importers and Jobbers in Millinery, 200 050 212 < uth 1t street Noti J. T. ROBINSON NOTION CO,, Wholesale \ulllnl\ .\ml Furnishing Goods, 1o CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO., Wholesale Retined and Lubricating 0ils, Aale grease, ote, Omaha. A, L Bishop, Manager ¥ CARPENTER PAPER CO., Wholesale Paper Dealers. per. Carry a nice stock of printing, wrapping and writing paper. Spectal attention given to eard paper Safes, Bte, A. L. DEANE & CO,, General Azents for lld']\ Sales, 3 South 10th 8t Owahn e e Toys, Bte, H. ¥ Toys, Dolls, Albums, House Furn « Childron's Carringes. 1200 Water Sup, 5 ¢ U. 8. WIND 3INE & PUMPXO,, \Icun «mil Waler \uppht A BROWNELL & CO,, i Engines, Boilers uul (uunl \I.ulumn, Works. PAXTON & VIERLING IRON WORKS, Wrought and Cast Tron Building Work, al foundry, machine uud and works, U, 1" t Omahi Tron Eugines, brass work blacksmith » OMAHA SAFE & IRON WORKS, Manl'rs 01 ]uv and Burglar Proof Safes, va w e " or Tt nnd Jack ————————mey s and fro e Sash, Doors, Ete, M A. DI iriu;\vut‘n, Sash, Ibnm\ Blinds Allll \Iunllhm‘\ South Omaha UNION STOCK YARDS CO., 01 South Omaha, Limited.