@he Oma : ; VOL. X. OMAHA, NEBRASKA,ig EDNESDAY. DECEMBER 1, 1880. NO 140. Esabilisrhe*d 1871, MORNING EDITION, Price I;'ive Cen — = PR e from Loadon an- TS, [ 1o her face large enough to thrust | BARGAINS DOMESTIC DOINGS, | Sheroun oush o be slced st |4 e b svgeln b, S0t s,k the At & Gowt | F LETHORIC PATRIOTS. | 1 (5., o singdont. ' - 1 ™ —— Charles Foster. At Washington the | others. They reached Providence inan Wm‘h e “llu: a::;unnr;:: —_—— ; :;: ‘:: l::.;ﬁng:;h:n b;.s:.: riﬂok. .v.,’. T ( Speculations 83 10 WHO| i reutd bee sbeee the ey | oo Eipmene, Secorin for tho ez 110 SU0CesS of the Presi- | rommy. i et ) + . , senator. If thesecretary of the treas- ELECTRIC BRIEFS. peneos esnod. 4 i A Congressman Dies. i R E A ' Will Fill Thurman's ury wm: l:(o the ux:n:er.y&a Snancial u»;: mh cn:hn-:-d. b2l e - ereiin, de;‘il;alg en:lon F(lll.nd i R el : licy of the government would not| _The large barus and dairy housea o ® REnTraETs A Senatorial Shoes, B Sanged, er Prosidoni-aloct Gare| Grathers Eros. near Rimiss, N, ., — 6ady Assure Lirrteros, N. F"g‘;‘".,f:v" 20, & i ! e a3quainted, and in ec-| burned yesterday. ; e 5}3:’?;:'1":}“‘;“;““ i g President Hayes Delivers the| i fast with i the. membors of the | con ot mausicn o onaiTanlh | Mo : extbaage v ¢ | Flayes Left Out in the Cold and | yoars. * This will reuder specisl | Hiram Rewarded. election necessary to fill the vacancy 3 t cabinet, Foster had no cab- [ to be very profitable for their busi- - Dodioatary Spooch ot 1he | ot piioms. =" 1 = | e o con et ., - e e s n. leld was = man( - | U committed, even in his own'm?ng,“:l p.-;u;J:nd. the emand ot xemaly/ex- 0} e £ | Garfleld “Swings Around the | POUNDING THE PEELERS. Colle i i = ege. to his cabiet, and The four bodles of the workmen, . = ECircle;” Homeward aT hich remained in the Hudson river Construction of Iron Huts in l R | LE ) | Prestdent elect. thi i i ) P = elect thinks there Istime 7 Bound. } ‘ 1B I VL T S |Vudse Taylor Elected to Suc | uongi iy mak up bl cabines. Pron | 520k, iy ity wers sesorarsd : S Treland to Protect the Con- ; s and |3th Sts. ceed Garfieldin Congress | ident Hayes, Mr. Smith satd, had no 200 = AG ENCY by 10,000 Ma'orify desire for any other office, simply lcnln"v;iu?dl::.;zp.&:?&:}:;:‘ o Huge Syndicates of Baukers stabulary. deuk ’ y 10, A 2 wantinga rest. Alphonso Taft had| geath, The bodies were burled o okl ; A Bond Brokers Al uee: ! — informed Mr. Smith that he was nota . . : . P . g t5th and Douglas Street, sor Ilhmots Undergoing | c0dldate for thesenate. Thero was | *rdeY: nounced. A Limerick Sheriff Bounced Gives Grea ns in Ladies’ and Gents E Interior Ilhnois .Undergoing |, strong feeling in Washington for| Wm. Anderscn, of Clinton, IIL 7 o WETEES While Serving Writs of the Privations of & Gen. Grant for secretary of state, that | €loped yesterday with ref R N % o G e being the. only sblaet portion he| Jaokson, tho wl ; ; as e dvnbe I be Frine Ejschieat AMERICA¥ G ND SILVER WATCES i S o W e 20 Lol Sy could sceopt.” Gen. - Gactield, Mr. " o Gnl Reportad in ok b v oo e Fomen, e ae o —_— Smith had found to be worn out by | 7% 8 most estistabis Wile cf his own [ orrie Fris e i veying - disancs trom o0¢ | D2 rticulars of the Foundering | Ofice seokors, pecistent callera sng {304 Ve childron. Their gestinatioz Chi-agos “Thou Art So Nearand Yet €0 All Rinds Of articulars "e o T3 borsdenci iy b wknown. The affr bas loog | e —_— Far,” Moans Bartlett to g i oeen brewing. Jnicago Produce <, F re wap g L R B o e Tron s e Omoaao, Noveuber 30. Financial. the Baronese. JEWELRY, ER WARE AND PIAXONDS, “S0'scres st et of barraska on. Saonders ., on Lake Huron. Omaseisis, TiV: Dos.'d. 1a the governct's offce, in Colambus, at [, Tho Bulls to ddy wets atrongur than | gpecil Digmteh to The Sae R 5 o e ; oo b e 1ot B e Vs o e T — ach alam exiats hers ove tho prar | 208 Yesterdag. Tho 5t il bo | the besrs and the markes for WHetl | Naw Yont. November 0, 4 p. m. tRoN BARRACKS We Suarantes b e ! togenres barga Meeting of the Ohio Electoral | ent conlfumins. Not ono fourch of ¢ o% néon Sodey. - Alte tempor i s Mossrs, Seligman & Co. way their [\ oo olin oy — e —— _— Sors ot or ST, ity Coll t Oolumbus | iih emanded cau be-ewpplied, § oic iy i A ‘Wheat—No, 2spring 2} better, with | Europesn advices to-day are to the [ " Lo 0¢ “November 30, 4 p. m— 3 3 e T e eg;a:‘,m, cltherin e wiy gty of the oo 1 e Somo of sho mempes | 1lesof Junuary atS1004e1 114 los- | ffst that seraral millons of dolas | 4" Gachiment of the 96h infanty, = Gy ity ot P ton s of 5 ttatione are walcred sach duy wma | 10Uk such an_invasion oo Gen. | K. 'ﬁr'}wggﬁ@ﬁtr}gi‘"{o“ anustd: | fn sterling will bo shipped to Amorica | o,y inting of two huadred men, has THAT THE ioualy for coal, and iy carefully divid Gasfield was » wocial outrage, but the (258 B GIrRnteli il B 10 lin May. Tho Headiog debenturo | yen dotailod to protect men engaged od up, some getting wheelbarrow :’;‘;5“::2‘,'3_ docided on, and the | tor" February. " |bond scheme being complete, the | ;o iho qonatruction of an iron but in ho electors and Columbus Gloe olub | Corn—No. 2 advanced §@lo with | names of tho bankers who are to hold | p,y;4kinney, » matket town in Mans- aboard, transactionsat41§@423c for Decomber; | ¢q fands will be announced to-dsy. | yor ton miles from Limerlok. The 43}@42{c for J; ; 48§@4Tde for Mfﬁ‘ m‘n:i:g' ;“:3;’:. cu.if-h*n'} No. | The Presidentlal Pension Fund. | hgt {s intended for use of the con- TERRACE ADDITION.] |Gen. Garfield Constantly Be- 3 3 losds. Ty : ol A Gt | sieged by Interviewers | S0t 0% (own oerelhly teame : ted for a tar, »nd on its erriva, e B R S thes e and Place-Hunters. forty sach got a small smount, auc uwtantial buildings. For farther the rest got none. A heavy snowand | . At the snnual election of officers of G MACHINE tion and that it is stead= T cold weather would cause ffor- | the New York & Lake Erie, held in 5 > | A pectal Disvatet to Tum t 1 £ ng in public taver. Recovering Gounterfelt Flates. | ing. BroRt 0o | Now York yedtorday, Mr. Jowet | qomn s J.ﬁ@%@'ﬁgﬁrﬁ? R e nub-;hry‘.h m:ﬁl!;q:;“‘.-;:: a0 of o0 0t 02 ey 208 T suty s strovn, | Bpac ol Dlpaich to The Bes, Kenarteo, TIL, Docember 11 | -oted on progies. rrpresontiog 800, | 2o Araaces Tties saias wers | Mo Geo: Joneer ot the Now Tork | PooBlegsthe The White Mach 1stly claims to be the the simplest in i s on 20 sear 8. Maryavem | N Yonx, November 30—10p. m. | & W-—Conl i becoming vory scarce. | 000 votes and $80,000,000 of ook, | o 33G53ko for cash; $24333 for Do | Tribune, atated &0 o reporter yeetor. | it do 0 aa fast ss it could be built, 165 fect each, for $350 and $906. —Itis said that William E. Brook. | Persons without it fire glad to got it | the largest ever cast at any meeting | camper; 33G333c for Jaauary; closing | day that o far as ho know, sabscrip- | and w aid undoubtedly have done so way, charged with having been con.|id Balf and quarter ton guanties, | 0¥ one director. < 3 for Decerh ~: 33§@33§e for | tions to the presidential peutios fund. | hut for the prescnce of the troops. comstruction and perfect Machine in == w“mﬂﬁ, of 8204, Hard_coal is 810 ton, and soft cosl | One hundred and seventeon deaths | January; §1dc fo sisy arathess: Jay Gould, §26.000; 3. W, | 28 208 L Bt . T 000 of United Scates bonds, obtained | - Many familios are putting away | ere reported yesterday at the New | Rye—Opeued firw oat closed at 1c | Mackay, $25,000; W. H. Vauderbilt, are e marset. ‘ as agents men of in- re always satisfled, g just as repres- riffto- The White Co. o o on 4 s Fowas et +) lots in Gras v addition, south ot U. P Mo et souts | Brockway admitted, it is ssid, that | speiat o1 Fonpleiny new resdinee, for €500 o il | thero were 250 of the 1000.dollar el so00ench. 1 i relense by simply ~errendering the | thelr coal atoves and replacing them | York City burest of vital statistics. | lowes; No. 2 clossd at 90ko for cash; | 825,000; E. D. Morgan, L. P. Mor: | _An armed gang attacked a twenty.five plstes from which the | "ith Wood burnrs. Uhe_increate in mortality is in most | 0o for Dacember; 91o for . " | ton, H. B. Dinsmore, W. B. Astor, | day near Baltimore while he was per- counterfolt bonds were printed. Railrdad bight. cases of pneumonta snd consumption, | Barley—No 2 advance and John Hoey, 85,000 each, a total | forming his official duties. The entire consequent upon the severity of the | closed at $107 for cash, November, [ of $100,000, besides some small sub- | neighborhood was thrown into & state Orrwrox, Decembe: weather. December or Janua: scriptions ranging from 8800 to £0 | of excitement and it was with diffi- conaterfeit bonds printed, of whith | 5 yoonia sioess 0o L 18 m | 04 & Co., the wholessle dry [ Pork—Mess, 10G25s higher, selling | conts. Mr. Jones said he thought | culty that he eeo-ped rough handling. EIVERVIEW ADDITION, | 20é wero found In the potsemslon of | niucy "5 Lyons st noes yesterdey. | 200ds merchants of Mionespalis, who | st 813 624G18 85 for January; closing | tho success of the project was nesrly BRGOING Foi MONEY. ohes Garso wsiee of beauitul sosdence ot 1o | Doyle, in Chicago. He did not know | When the Ghivago, Milwackes & 3 | feiled Inst month with $90,000 labil- | at $14 00@L3 60 for cash; $12 30 for |assured. Mr, Forbet, of Boston, aad | gucal cspasch to Toe Bee. sales so far this ye P Machice. The e than double ol T o v aSion on‘Cusiel Hive | where the remaining forty-alx wers, : 3t | ice, havo madoan offer to pay Gty | November or December; $1385 for [ hia Boston friends, had subscribed oz | **F0 00t 0 ey 4 b m—a the corresponc t year. of Owens, aocused | 1o {;:;‘_" 'Q{‘:'; feached tho.amitc? | ceots on the dollar, to their.unsecared | January; 814 00 for February would subsoribe. dispatoh from Sidney says the pro- p RO Northwestern car on the switoh i | Creditors, twelvoaad a ball ents cash, | Lard =8,1d at 83 6508 82) for Jan- The Pension rund Assured. vince of New Hope Wales is negotiat- cesed to the Omaha Office ) i 5 i 75@8 92§ for Febrom 3 o such maaoor that tho track agcr | o1 'h DelatoTs noter, Mhe cadl | g, B U200 Gonng a8 B34 | e st B 10g 3 lown of maay millens o the PamiLimot oosed. & tielfonciandllp 865 for cash or November; $865 for | New Yorx, November 30, 4 p. m: = HN Z ;HPUNG Kins L oI B0 S o & of the cold weather tho | Decomber; 88 773@8 80 for January; | It is said that $200,000 of the CONFIRMED. efni s a8 Crry, Mo , November 30— | extra session of the city council was a account of the cold weather the $8 90G8 92} for Februsry. §250,000 that in proposed to be raised | Special Dispatch tofThe bes 0 p. m.—A dispatch was_received | called and a_resolution passed order- | Pork packing season in Cincinnati is : for ex-presidents has been subscribed. | Loxpos, November 30, 4 p.m.— Cor. Pavenport and 15th §ts.” Omaha. thia moraing stating that the striko | ing the marabal to clear both car and | sreatly in advanco o last year, and | Whuy L Tho gmersl understanding is, ibat as | The rumor which was cabled yester- 1 s ————————————————————————————————— among coal miners along the Hannibal | switch from the strest ss the track | bogs will be mostly disposed of in two Chicago Live Stock Market 5 tlives the interost | day regarding the absndonment of s ¥ v had been laid without aathority, The more. The number packed up Ontcaao, November 30. | 526 ne o Gratte Bren e i ee | the mareings of the Baroness Burdett L i marshal proceeded to the switch, fol- | t0 this time is 95,000 sgainst 75,000 Hogs—Were in large supply, but | i expect wothing at present. Coutts to young Bartlett, is confirmed £y} ARy i lowed by a crowd of several hundred | this time last year. The total number | oyt grades werein fair demand e by A number of circumstances, and is ] a crest aetiace. Hore Joa | manded five cents. After a strike they cm:-:? lndb » conatrEnc(ion force. The rmhet ::::on‘:nl not greatly exceed |4, frm. Sales yere 4.5 W:::“:"’T:‘m loee: generally credited. The queen' 4 s0mo ove. y increase took i that of ear. i ing; i ¢ sroverty must | were granted the asked. crowd forcibly took Eogineer Herman ¥ $4.40@4 70 for light packing; 84 w-'c'_mwn’ vembor 304 p. m, | fcnce and the ceriinty of losing Iron and ‘jagon StOCk, Covers fasta quirter of s Wells from his cab. Superintendent{ Yesterday Magor Harrison, of Chi- | @5 50 for heavy packing; $4 40@4 90 4 £80,000 per snnum, are sald to be the 4 Cooley, of the Milwaukee force, tooi | cago, accopted the resignation of | f>e fair to choice smooth heavy ehip- | —Townsend and Deacon Smith ac- } orincipal facters. the throttle aud ran the engine and | Supsrintendent of Police_Stmon | ping lots. _Receipts, 47,000. companied General Garfield from e L) ‘hicago Prices. g Admiable 1ot ner Cuming and Samders | Easrox, Pa., November30—1 . | way car back on tho Northwestern O'bonnel, and appoiated Wan. J. | attle—Receipts, 3500, Washington. ~ Smith is R R At Chicago ¥ ireets, §1,000. E_—l'h-ln::l"nd- l;-lglmud o | main line track. The foroe then tore | McGarriglo to succeed him. Saper- b A sulting wi:& lf',d,‘"‘},p" PBe- i Do TR e o e former building which fup the rails_of the switch, and lald i t. Lovts Produce Mariel Butterworth leté the party at Pitts- NpoY, Docews «r 22 1 & m.— PARK FLAGE. | o e, it Gt | e e G 2 ot i | g eCarilesmumen ot | B 15, S Sy | ey o8Bl | P e s S | T F. BIROATOH, y cated yesterdsy in the preseuce of = : —Fi higher. % oo any have withdrawn their offer of B L O | e Towmor of romment poupts | oo Jatter road will bo completed o] 4 full list of the members o the | Flour-—Firmand l0obigher. | Gen. Gartiold arsivedin thiscity by | 108 17" hg race between Hanlon ’ 1 1211 Harney Street, Omaha nce ani . on Cami i ¢ i oop 3| Clinton by Saturday night. There | Tndians legislaturo elect, shows that e the C. & P. rosd in Supt. Lang's 1209 and 12 arney § s . ik, | from Washington, Philadelphia and | was great excteement duringthe cenc g 3| @1 06§ for cash; $1 033@l 16} for il & 6:30 thi and Laycock, ss_the men are to find ik e at the switch. No mars trouble jo | o popublicans have sightsen major- | 5 omver; §1 091 09§§ur Janmary | e ot tho dapot s mesi | the stakes of £500 a side. Hanlon L B __odTl-tme approhended, s an injanction has | 1o bt e e lna e sonate 16 8 | 1 129@1 123 for Febrasts; 8115 | by "o was muffled in a tight-ftting | 20 Layoock signed articles Mondsy srohne GG been served on the Northwestorn, | ceprrtmeon demeorats and republi- |30, "3, roh; No. 3 do81 033; No. 4 | oyercost aud walked up and down the | 10 O o8 S ";:i In Nebrasks during the four w S s ‘e O Ghaom | ePRoF of Penmylvani | opon ot o ierhresios, wilf “ng St Androws. soioty beldit| G e’ ut saftzte feo| SP%end Sortiden whlle b mpocal | | SATZINS. ending November 27, 1880, furnished from §150 108300 por | president of the United States to the | to Webster City, Tows, next Monday, | 212U21 banquet in Chicagolast night, | gyh; 455 for Deromber; 424@430 | Shor train. In's fow minutes he | Forster detenainedly adheres to | by Wm. Van Vieck, of the postofiice s :mmm?ﬂm’;‘zﬂmn'm"‘ﬁw Eoilinse =i froeoet Rowactip | bty e O at the Tremont House, witha very| ¢, January; 43}@43}c for Feburary; | 00" of for Mentor, where carriages | his old custom of maintsining the | department: Z A R A’s EERUU R st S Manci Sporting Bvents. o attendance. Tossts and re|i4gaets for March; 453@46%0 for | Tore'in waiting and conveyed him- £ rotl ‘towards all Postmasters Appointed—Cromse 5 3 ey i greatest roticence towatds all press ppointed s n inter-state_con eld, e Lawnfield House. P g 12 s N";h‘-n'firf-'afllé’.zb.;i?the:oﬁ.rl.;& in’ Springfield, IIL, last night, vom- | 32jo for cash; 353 for Ducember; 340 | ~Ggn, Garfield stated that hia trip to | other cablnet ministers are canards. | Calhoun, Washington county, Mrs. i A ltow, bes i posed of representatives of agricul- | for January. Washington was purely on business | The Poles, Monday, celebrated in | 148 M. Livingston; Herman, Wasn- e T e ;.,d""m":.,,‘"f,,d:,,“"“zﬁ;,ﬂ‘ g Tight ie::::‘:vﬁf’;ﬁife‘;‘_": {ure ociies oftho various wastarn | Kye—Steady at90e, | eohadao plen signifoance. Ho Posen, Gulioia 808 orhos placoe, the | Ington county, Mrs. Catharino C hoioo ipoero were aboubthrce | £ o benefit of farmers, cresmery, 32G34c. hopefal of harmony at tne Inaugara- | b1 diuratches say the smperor | to Thm Ban. e - % ‘Choice ot in Thorneil's addition, §760. 2 hundred of the sporting fraterniy i 3 e oducation which Is faroished onl porting fraterni y el : i i 2 K 3010 p. ol 2 ) Tk, B 478 5 08 collges and inatvations of Varning | present. Tho first. round lasted ven | Thoatats convention of the nation. e sty Hon, of bis admioiiraion sud o5 | o Germany I moroving inheni. Hi |, OELAND: November, S0°40 1. | iries Tor years, lately intro- :};,_, Ghoce 1oa 1n Beots frst addiion, 300 Uhis Instruckion our government o elony Baoktall Bares, ey b | Svavse, XX Tho objeet of thia | _Pork—Firm and higher at 814 00; | tho more patrlotio democrata in the ;’ﬂ‘:‘;;&;""ﬁ?ﬁ'_‘ﬁxmfg:‘,‘;‘ district, to fill the vacancy occasioned (hlu'tﬂl into Amt:ﬂ‘cl- T 'flﬂ.:‘lfr 5 to §350 oach. loes n2t in any large degree af o 3 08, o) SO b, inal; §13 90 for January. e » - = = tion, off ve ed to give instant rel s . | have to depend on our benevolent ond, clalmeda foul which was not al- | association is to overthrow the de- "“D;y"g:‘ ;‘ef“_mgh" = 'ﬁo@ ::l‘g. aod house. Ha is In excollent | 7/ fataro of ssstern politics. :iie‘:;;. mg:;y;?.n — L citizens of wealth and culture, whoss 69007 10, Russia_is pushing troops into the | &une 'say th vote is not one e oo | cooding falls, * In the thizd round | to do away with the oath n courts of ; b 0 320 e, | iodom and generousty lead thetm b0 |\ ey forced Barn to the ropestand | justice he bible io tho publio achools, | Bscon—Dull; 85 5028 008 50. Servian froniior, ostensibly for the | jarge as that of Ostuber. The 50 Siresis. | ed the assembly as follows: i Sheruan Avenue vorthof Nichoiss | 44T,y pres axp GenrueMEx—In our ‘o Case betarecn 13th and 14th stroets | country and in_every republic, it is s o tomon. the duty of the goveramsnt to educate » | permanent ecure ﬂunlm‘. »s | Nold by all druggists or mailed wo- | free on receipt of price, 50 lowed. Massay also won the two suc- { signs of the liberalists who are sseking Fires. e 4 < s 5 — Qi 50. Bpecial diapatch Lo Tun Brx. urposs of chastising the Kurds, i el (e SRR They anderstand that in no way can | forced him to bis koees. I falling | and the Clelstian Sabluth, | Bishop o Qi Coupwataz, Mich., November 30— | Froagh some of ber neighbors aro dis: g:',;;:,,;‘;‘;‘"gaj:;n;&,‘ ooy | cents, bythe American lfﬂ'. MCOANDLISH PLACE, | they lesvo such monumenta as ahall | Barne saught the rope, but was thrown | Pock D er” Thomas K. Beoshor, | . Roceipta—Flour, 3,000bbls.; wheat |4 p. m—Stevens & Go's Wheel | posed to question tho sincerity of the | Qctabar will be groatly decreased by Richardson & thm esale 28 n100 and choup lots, very near o tho bas s thelz memories as by oolleges | {7 157 T e N wes. madl by his see: | Judge Hurmon, Hon, Martin L. Town: | 1,00 bu.; corn,3,000; cata, 2,000; | Barrow factory, and ~Moertll & | profossion. the lightness of tho voto. Taylir, Druggists, Saint Louis, Mo. moss part of A and _sclentific = achools. So, m, 4 2 J rye, 1000; barley, 16,000, Stevens' Machine shop, wero destroy- | ™y 4rig] of Phillips Callan, a mem- | republican, will have about 10,000 " low stepe | triends, we are here to do hon

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