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The sun., 1873-08-23

FRIDAY, Aug. 22P. M.-The stock
market was fcyersh and unsettled. in conse-
quenco OF the sudden advance ia gold. and large
holders Of Western onion and Ohios were thus
induced to part with their speculative ventures,
although the price Of the latter stock was made
strong In the early trade Pacific Mail, however,
was firmly held throughout the day, and hy its
ad Ince TO ~ greatly assisted In preventing a
more important decline in the remainder Of the
list. There were no new features Of interest
presented, hut n feeling Of hesitation was ap-
parent, and speculation except in the above
named stocks was unimportant.
The total number of shares dealt in was SGjs,
of which Western Union represented $4,000; PH-
clo Mail, 2J5u0; Ohios, S,,OJ; Lake Shora, 9,l0G
New York Central, 4,1i0; Erie, 500; Wabash,
$3.50; Upion PaciHc 2,l00; st, Paul comm, a,
2,l00 Rock Island, 1900; c. @. and |. C., 'D
Atlantic and Pacific preferred, 1900; Panama,
The sun., 1873-08-23

1t is announced that the specimens Of
boots and shoes and other leather work that
have taken the highest premium at the Nonna
Exposition We're stitched on Wheeler & Wilson :
New Sewing Machine No, G, which II adapted e.
much wider range Of work ia leather aud clio TIA
than any other mschinc In existence.
when we consider In this connection that
their Family Sewing Machine was the first in
troducod into the household for general use
and for more than twenty years has stood unri-
vailed, we do not wonder that this Company has
received at the Worlds Exp stion, Vienna,
ls11 both the GriRd MsiR fur MERIT and the
Grand Medal for Progress since receiving tho
highest premiums At former Worlds ENpu-i-
tlons, besides being the 0HiH ), culG Machine
Company recommended M me Hici1l to,1di jury
fo. the Grtpd DR1mtof HoHnr.-1dr.
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n n ED TO DEATH.
The Omciai Account OF the Killing of John
McI.nughlin-A Homicide for which Rum
Alone IL Responsible.


An Investigation into the facts leading to
and connected with tho killing OF John Nc.
Laughlin by John Lyons on Monday last. tho
ls;h inst, In tho grugycry S Washington street, +,
was made yesterday afternoon by Coroner kee-
nan The 6rst witness was Terence O'Connor
barkceper Of the liquor store, who deposed:
reside at ) Rroadwsy. and tend the bar AT IS wash
About haIf past O'Clock Nouday lsst the prisoner
ms S me- Rf tsen S1 fa asssp eur pa s
a 2 81 Ss as "ss md VI & my r,9Sa m =; ns az 1
Iae 9,rca.rl un after came to tle bar and enter
sn ctaS as ~ ssr a. atesS,r t tS 1s ss+ PsT
turned toward tlc iorn,r ami struck hin. Nclaueh.
in tell ON the bNad q hts back. his head count. 2
Aekcd hm ON or Gcar thc meek. then Nent nv 30 ths
hsSGrr S ~, hn .,vrra e'SW' sn Mg Pat . s ,, {1y
Tue same paAce tnhed MN and i,ed TO- Gras 10
Nas stiu mscntihe.
Michael Sulliyan testified that he was in his
uncle dtstiilcr, U - W aslington street, nn the
. down aud ki,N hiiu. After other witnesses mad
heeu examined the prisoners own story was
/ heard ~ follows:
/ Ny name is John LYONS and live At sandy Hook y.
! J. Am a barge hInd On sunday net drtn, lr'at
ia sliiNaat Sat Gyan "a Soda water box, out OF
/ .ay .: everyoue tcil asicep and TH A~aktncl oy
fore tat lime. ir hcu %, gan 20 kck the box under
i"Su,' at at * ~ Y see re- % We pore " Ii also sa,e ne
fh, i,a OF iur,In. hin ', Ne va. all an accident
The Coroner then Informed the jury that the
aat"f-N ni tie budh mad disclosed Injuries wine 4
must have resulted truW tie read striking Woe
lcntly against the tour ur some othtl hard -ub-
stance. Here tie brother ot Mclaughlin h"-
came very violent, asserting thHt his brothers :
neck was broken 10y XII ks, and the whole weL.ut
Of ,hc 'runers authority wdS necessary u
reduce hlm iu order.
TIE jury rendered verdict tllt HcLpgrhlin
came To- ui- dtutu from severe CuutuSiuus about
the head, caused hy q blow 90 the hands 4 John
LYONS. ou the 10th OF August. at - MashIh gtun
street.
Two Jurors al 3cd 10 tho foregoing their iudi-
Vduh up.uuu tutt IA striking tUc blow whlD h
kI'rd Mclaughlin TIA" prisoner had nu criminal
| intent Lyons Nas uumitttd TO tue iuAJs.
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BANKING AND rIyANCIAA.
BASKISG nousEoF FISK x HATCH,
NkN lUEk. AuE Is l--f

B,SKING HousEoF FISK X uATCH,t
NkN luGh. Aug, il, 1873.
The SEWN PER CENr. BONDS OF THE CHksA-
PEARE ANp ONO RAILROAD COMPANY are Is
sued In the dcnominatons OF tu) each, interest pas
able July ami January both principal and Interest pay
able IN Unitei st.tcs gold coin, IN New York. The
price for the present is ~ accrued lntercst-tnt
is,a
:lJ'p bond would cos, to-day .,........... S.9 u
At the presen, rrce Of gold the income derived
Is equal to nearly per cent. IN currrucy. WIN
the rapidly increasing business OF the road, It's
commanding importance another great east
trunk inc complete roadway Of 40 miles the prncely
wealth Of IRON, COAL, SALE and TIMBER along It's
route, tapping as It does at ITS wesern terminus
the Ohio river 1900 miles OF navigation, T.
Eastern terminus resting on the tide waters of the
Atlantic Ocean and the fact the other great paral
lei trunk lines are being compelled to lay additional
tracks to the enormous aud steadily augmentng
traffic between the East ami west-all warrant in
belief that the securities OF the Chesapeake and
ono are destined 10 attain high rank 800 the markets of
the world Government bonds high. at present,
and really desirable per nauout Investment securities
so drcult to be obtained at reasonable price, that
We are glad to have satisfactory bond to offer
friends and customers.
We also have u small amount OF the ON SIX PER
Cent. GOLD BONDS OF THE CHESAPEAKE ANp
ONO. The price OF these II and accrued Interest
They are issued IN denominations of tilu, SjOJ and
Slo11 interest payable May and November UulrrIy.
ns as they do property tlt has cost nearly tsOuO)l
and which constantly increasing IN value they need
no accommodation. The small remaining balance Will
The sun., 1873-08-23
An Attempt 10 AsSR-Siugte ten. shelby Also
a In NM r, Ia pn mn - ~.

ST. LOuIs. Aug. - An attempt was made on
Wrdu,sIy rycgiu last TO asa,-iustc Gen. DOE ~l,by,
a somewhat celebrated rebel Gcucral during the war,
aul cousin OF teen. Frank T. Bl,r. The Gcneru with
mis- two little boy. was driving from his residence to
Aullyc when some unE nOWn pIrty 1rcd INTO the car
rlaer from the bushes, Woundlur nm lu tine hips.
Al attumpt made ou IN" night ut the a IN inst. to
Cauturc tIC Illmlstrr', tur ll1nnitnl and u
,usrph ltuirtad, between Cameron and Kansas CIV.
by gang of men VII ere thongh o. ho thc same VINO
t6nned the RncE island ailroti train som" time ,iu,s
Tho engineer saw the iru u strhrtng th' track and hr
trNtr.tu uls engine ana IIC tu tluprlu. ADuih.r
attempt was mad. uL Wednesday uieht to uIA o. t.ain
N Na Afhutt ana P.clhc read ut the track near
I,NeuWUIth ltluut suCCcst. several shot were
urtd al tl. engineer, and all tho windows hls can
were broken, but uc escaped uuuArnud.
The sun., 1873-08-23
Live stock Market.

NEW YORK, Friday, Aug. -Reccipts OF
hceVes were Il cars, or 30 head making &0g Tor fou
days. against i,ilt for the tune last week. III
market was quiet at unchanged quotations. The frcs
arrivals were Texans, cXcusivelY anu sold at 1essc.
n, to dress ij nr 10 the Cwt. drove of goo
KENTUCKY steers, held over from ycsterds' change
hands at i1cilti q
Arrival OF sheep AID lainbs were . cars or 5,ss
head. making i6G for four days against 1886 for III
time last week. Sheep were in demand. hut lov
lambs were dull at reduction Of ~ i.c. n Sheel
ranged from - g. TO sec n, With few sold NJ &C.
Lambs from &c. TO &C. with few fancy at sl.taS.c.
Receipts Of hog. we're 2,l;2. making lG,H5 for fori
days ggins i3ng Tor the time last week. WHh
out salos live hogs were quoted at ts5I'. Dresse4
hO.s were nrncr, and closed at 6NaiSc. . n.
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tnOuced Al take n ="

reach Of political party, although was finally
induced To take IT,"
JUDICIoUs WARDEN.
" Under the present state OF things ] cannot
bring about that change In the discipline Of the
prison which / wish,' said War len Hubbell.
My foundation Is Justice. believe In giving the
pris ner everything the law requires. do not
permit their hair IT, be cropped, but try to make
them feel that degradation II not part of their
punishment, aud never infct punishment In a
moment OF excitement, or make barga ins with
the prisoners. | make rules and they are Obliged
to obey them. hud that cool judgment Is bet
ter than resentment. let the prisoners soc me
on evCry Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday, and
Thursday, from O'Clock until 4. SEQ them In
a little uffice in the yard, which have had built
Tor That purpose. take one at a time, and hear
what he has to say From forty to nfty come
every DAY, and givc each one about two min
utes. In this way frequently manage to detect
plots for escal g. II also affords the prisoners an
Opportunity uf a. king little privileges. such "a
Writlng an extra letter, or To send money. There
are many gOod-hrurted creatures here aud YOU
become attached To- some OF them. The life
prisoners are the most tractable men we have.
w hon our prisOn, are arranged 50 a. to intro
duce the ifcatiOn system, then we can eN-
rect better results In the reformation Of crimi-
mas. The surcst way to accomplish this, think,
Will he an amendment ~ the Constitution and
the adjustment Of political appointments in our
nri
The sun., 1873-08-23

Of Jane i. and Inc late fm'tay n ne r IN G,f sit6
Ne relatives and friends are invited 70 attend IN
d, nee of her h-otner.n-sN Georse u. lunior, lAcs
sou AZ, Lon. Island ~. Carriage vii b III Naitu.
CAERULL.-On thursday, August q, thomas F Car
IL. pari. Of Iusn,irhy, King, county ireland
The relatives ana friend, OF Tire family are respect
q N, parents, 5ii East 18Th St. saturday at L oelocI
. .ClR1lER. Suddenly. On Wednesday, August - JOIN
me funeral rof, ices III Dee held a. his late residence,
- 5dh t., on SUNDAY, August =, at ocl.cA L.
lhe menbtrs Of the ri, .aJt r. Mon Nos. ana ar
agr. rcguestei to attend, ana also the rchI YES ano
pFGRooT-ou Thursday August n. Elizabeth De
he atves ana friends of the family are requested r.
RON " .ndia e. Gr.enpot ma!us viii be take
FARMER..un thursday, August y, ls7S, william.
islativcs sni fric>ds u the fauy are respectfully
invited 10 attend trr tuners. IRON ur ..te residence
l,Nh -, ana - Nlcnolas aNi on sunday August a. a.
ri LLw60D on THURSDAY. August a. Della, beoy
fhc reatycs ant friends ~ the family are respc
nee, y harlipn stun saturday an, rnoona o'clC
hIlIhtsoN .-At NIt,nSn;d. Tenn; on Nednrsi"
hru ~ tyans Gardner G. pi ~, cy, ggrd ~ year,
s9G wa tAe oungst daughter OF Gov periah Macon
MNKTI Ss. ON Wednesday. August . after a shor
Illness Nnggir H.. wic of George +. Marteus daughtr
of samuel CLARK, aged p years.
Reislyes and friends are ~ sl 10 s,teAath flners
s1niIIFiia{ AnIIst = & at y ItgSH VI after ,,o,, mn
severe illness, Bridget Qu'lry Of County wicklow, lr
The relatives aud friends are p specifically invited T..
attend thr funeral from hrr Aln residence, corner
August e. al o'clock T. "
RGli, T.op Lmrsds, Aasas, Z; Ssrah s, younf
me friend; Of lne f,ny ~ are rs'p.5'fnly ayted T.
from he5 ate tesdepee ~ tast bth t. .. ., a..
Steers, son Of James r. steers. tS IN the sgth q
Ihs relatives and friends NJ the family ara nvited
The sun., 1873-08-23

MCGUIRE - bENMAl.k. - on saturday, August i6
hy %, lt.. JuAt =. llIu-h. FRANCIS 4 Mcclure e.
tmra /. Denmark daughter Of the late Alexander
Denmark, all Uf this city.
The sun., 1873-08-23

Arrived FRIDAY, Aug. q.
steamship Metropolis, Wilmington naval stores.
steamship city Di Havana Havana, mdse. and paes.
steamship faEita, Philadelphia, nldsc. anu pass.
steamship Harold Ilaafager, London, mdse aud pass
steamship Hanover. Bremen, Tndse. ana psss.
steamship CITY Of Galveston, New Orleans. uId.e anc
psss
BARK Asow, Dunkrk. In ballast
Bark cecilia, Palermo. mdse.
BARR plvo, Providence, In ballast.
BARK Kong & RI. Rotterdam In ballast.
Brig Diht, Rio Jauc.rD, Coitte.
Brg Eastern star, Denerara, sugar and molasses.
brig lie len san Domingo CITY, logwoOu.
Brig lnuistaN Santos, coffee.
Srhr !, o.. StuNcr, Port Caledonia, coal.
schr ida LeNs, barren, lumber.
schr Charles \. Hoyev. 81. John y. H. lumber.
Schr Nicol, sand RIVER. \ =, spiing.
Schr J. j. Moore. ~ dHey. 4. Is coal.
SChr {. II. Poster, sydney, &. H.. coal.
Schr J. L. Anger. Para, rubber. nuts Nc.
Also the usuL river anu COaHtwise We .-els.
The sun., 1873-08-23
rhc Way TO Heat the Republicans in Iowa.

DUBUQUE, Aug, "a call s published in the
Tisyrdph this norning for II State Convention ut Dem
Ocrats, Liberal Republicans, AnttMouopoll,p, and
other political elements ppostd to the hupuhrAn
party, to be hold at Cedar Rapids during the ia
week ON the Oh Of September.
The sun., 1873-08-23

Rupt,re In permanently Curod by using the
new Elastic Truss which retins II
hardest exercise or ssversst srLa. Sold at GS Broad
waI.-dap.
The sun., 1873-08-23
Busmrss Nctltts.
Ayers Hair Nigor

Restores gray hair It's Original color thckens thin
hair and stOs is falling. II elegant drcsing.
The Aucniion OF Parents - called 10 NIL.
lEls~ BABY SYRUP, which fails 20 relieve cry
lug infants. SOFA by druggists Depot lls Maiden lane.
Ladies' Furs Dustri with LYONS In-eet
Powder ma .te tncn psuut against moths, worms. and
Insects.
TRY Mother Mll's's Baby Ralslm ~ ccuts a bottle
The only true remedy 'ur children teething.
The sun., 1873-08-23
MARINE TyrEL ESCE.

MINIATURE ALNASNC-Tnts nay.
sun Ilscs... IT. san stn..... - Moon rises. =
utGU WAIFR-rHIs utY.
Sandy Hook. 20 Gov. Island. 81 Hell Gate. 10 81
The sun., 1873-08-23
FINANCLAL AND C0MMERCIAL.

WcclIly and monthly payments tor furniture
and carpets ~ b. NJ NOSperhNnt " Co.'S, llj Chat
ham street AR.
The sun., 1873-08-23
Special Aoiltts.

BOGUS VIENNA PREMIUM MS,-As We ha,,
taken ALL Of the GRAND MEDALS awarded 70 sesu
machines and work done Oh sewing machines at O.
Vienna Exposition, which fact has been announced
the newspapers by Associated Press toicgram- o.
ichloh o., hIUe hdd Ho cyar q, anu consequently is
questionable evidence, We deem II due 10 ourselves
caution the public against the BoUUs CLAIMS aud pa
advertisements Of our yauquished competitors.
wlLsos SEWING MACuGNE COMrASY.
Cleveland o, Aug Is. 1888.
PERFtZI0NE strengthens, en,argcs and dove
ops any part Of the body ~ N,rNuIs belthtI T. NH
q post paid Or. VAS HOLM, 80 Cour st. Hos'
Mass.
RRATTIES ~ cutting hair ana whiskcrs pruct
caly istrited At ~ Futon st., corner Pearl st. sha,
irR iOccnts,
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
Change OF scheme $500 drawn every Il days CON
mCnCiug Aug 81,
one prize 5000
pHt llH' f'''..''''t 80
one prNf OF .l
Two pIiNcs oi ~
~ other prhrs, amounting To ssn,ODi Informal
turnlStd, orders hhCl. Circulars srut frDruE .pr0t
tion. spanish bank bills and GOVERNMENTS pur, aset
1AILok& Co, BANTER,
HAVANA IOTrER Prices redur,n ono,
drawing o1 Am nst. sent free BY A. CAsAL & &,
haIrtrrs, Wnil A., ground door; T. q boz i,ei y y
HAVANA LnTTERY,
Circulars sent anu IN fun unaA9on gwen " '-"
j. n. MARTINEZ a CO., bInkrtA
W Wall ~, Post onirs boz t.esd, New foFk'
The sun., 1873-08-23

West was hanged on the rdmc glllows on
which the mprdercrs and rphhets. Hollahau ana
Nicholson, pad the penalt, Of the p crime three
week ago. 10 had been erected lu q din rent
part - the fail yard ON tho east side, between
the jail and outer wall, almost tntltrly cludlug
II from the public view. Probably less than three
hundred persons witnessed the hanging from
the outside, These were gathered on the ihil
walls, the roof and chimney tops Of tho adit-
cent huildiug~ Among these luohcrS-on four
women we're distinctly visible The spectators
admitted 70 the jail were considerably less than
prison officials, Sheriff Kane having Issued only
twenty pas-c-, eight OF winch were U Cplorcd
people. There was undoubtedly deeper SYM
pathy manifested for West than for Hollahan
and Nicholson.
The sun., 1873-08-23

Actuary Equitable Life Assurance Society,"
Omaha daily bee., 1873-03-20
THE MILO CLUB.
The Members Entertain
Their Friends With a
Gymnastic Exhi-
bition and an
Elegant Sup
per.

The Milo Club is the name of an
organization of young gentlemen,
formed a few weeks ago for the pur-
pose Of gymnastic exercise. A room
was rented over Meyers music store,
and furnished with all The necessary
apparatus usually found in a first
class gymnasium. Since its opening
the members have been engaged in
their spare hours in winding up their
muscle in various ~ways-by fencing,
sparring, horizontal and parallel bar,
dumb-bell, trapeze, ladder, swing, In
dian club, and rowing-pulley prac-
tice.
Last evening they. gave an enter
tainment to a party of invited friends,
who all highly enjoyed the exhibition
Of muscle, agility, and skill.
Messrs. Robert Armstrong and Saun-
ders, did a little boxing, and showed
up the beauties of the manly art.
Mr.. Armstrong; immaculate shirt
bosom was slightly discolored by a
few drops Of claret from the princi-
pal projection on his face which
collided rather too severely with his
opponents glove. Mr.. Rem. Totten,
in his jumping feats, astonished the
asscmblage, and elected considerable
applause; the same may be said of
Mr.. Lehman, who is probably the
best gymnast in the city. Mr.. Joe
Lehmer's feats on the bars were ex-
cellent. Budd. Brown flew through
the air on the trapeze with the
greatest of ease. The Rev. Mr..
Cargill, the instructor of the club,
acquitted himself in II manner that
proved conclusively that muscle and
christianity are not inconsistent with
each other. The gentlemen who did
the fencing, Messrs. Burley and
Saunders, were highly complimented
by the audience on their skilfull use
of the foils.
At the conclusion of the entertain
ment, the members of the club invit-
ed their guests to sit down to an ele-
giant supper, in a side room, furnish
ed by a first-class restaurateur.
The Milo Club has become Il per-
manent institution, which is owing to
the fact that it is composed of the
right sort Of young men, who deserve
considerable credit for their persever-
ence and energy in establishing n
gymnasium in this city, where SO
many similar attempts have failed for
want Of backbone in those who UNI
dertOok them.
Omaha daily bee., 1873-03-20
Omaha BrcviticS.

The unfortunate woman, Maggie
Hughes, died this morning at s
o'clock. A clergyman and his wife
were at her bedside last evening and
administered to her all the spiritual
comfort in their power.
There are two gentlemen named
j. Leonard, living in this city. The
n employed at the steam laundry
don't object to the other taking his
letters out of the postoffice, if he will
only return them within a reasonable
time after opening and reading them.
The mistake il one that cannot be
easily iemedicd.
Last evening a white woman,
living with a cOlOred man named
Thomas, on the alley back of the
Court House, became tired of life
no one can blame her for it,
and swallowed a dose of morphine.
DIR. Van Camp was sent for, and,
after prying open her mouth, he
managed to give her sufficient
emetics to cause a violent upheaval,
which saved her from Il suicides
gave.
Mr. j. Leonard, living in North
Omaha, in Armstrong; addition has
the finest lot of fowls in the State of
Nebraska. For two years past he has
been engaged in raising them for his
own amusement, and he now pro.
poses to supply eggs for Matching pur.
poses to whoever may wish them.
His purchaseshave been made direct
ly from the most reliable growers in
the East. His hennery is we'll worth
a visit from those who fancy fine
poultry.
Omaha daily bee., 1873-03-20
Fine Fowls.

| have now on hand some of the
best fowls ever introduced into Ne.
braska, as l have purchased them 70.
gardless of expense, from the most
reliable men in the country. l can
spare a few dozen eggs for Matching
purposes at reasonable rates, from
the following varieties: Light
Brahma, Dark Brahma, Buff Cochin,
and white faced black Spanish. These
can be seen at my yards, in Arm
strong's Addition, in North Omaha,
near the steam laundry. For partic-
ulars address j. Leonard, Lock Box
1873, Omaha, Neb. d&wlt.
Omaha daily bee., 1873-03-20
District Court-Hon. George II. Lake
Presfdtng.


The following business was trans.
acted in the District Court yesterday
and to,day
G.. II. Church ct nj vs.. Joseph
Eythc ct al; leave to amend petit.
ton.
The People ex rel, Robert Town
send, Probate Judge, vs.. Board OF
County Commissioners, in the opin.
ion of the Court, being right in re.
fusing to pay n salary to the Probate
Judge.
Annie Eastwood vs.. ii. johnson et
al /; decree Of foreclosure for $115.33
j. A. Morrow vs.. John Burke
leave to reply tomorrow.
j. IL. Tenant Ell al vs.. j. A. Den.
ton default against defendant.
Jehiel Reed ct al Vi. L. p. Child
default against defendant.
Moses Ballou vs.. II. b. Myers ct al
judgment for $6ll.45.
+. J.. Range W.. +. Estabrook. Dis
missed.
The Grand Jury presented two in.
dictments a~fiainst Morris GOldstein
for obtaining ride on railroad by
false %pretenses.
The Grand Jury reported favora.
bly, on the condition of the Jail.
In the case of Geo. Graham vs.
Jas. w. Davis, VIM. Ruth and others
a verdict this morning was rendered
against Ruth for $3,15S.5O.
G. w. Burt vs.. Clemens ct nj, or
trial.
Omaha daily bee., 1873-03-20
BOB AND MOLLIE.
Or Boot Hell vs.. Razor.

This morning a colured man nam
ed Bob Catlin, living on the alley
running past the Senate began a
quarrel with his wife, whose maiden
name was Mollie Wilson, and who
was recently pardoned out of the
penitentiary. From words the affair
terminated in blows aud scratches.
Bob walloped his wife soundly for
ten or fifteen minutes, and raised
such a disturbance about it, that
about two hundred people collected
in the ~slley..to see what was up. 20
lice whistles were repeatedly blown,
but there wasn't q "beak" within
hearing distance. Before Bob got
through with Mollic, he let one ofhis
feet strike her in n of her organs Of
sight, which terminated the physical
part of the row, but not the loud
mouthed and vile words, which flow
ed forth freely. Mollie obtained q
razor, and paraded the streets in
search of her brutal husband, whom
she wanted to "cut deep" Both par
ties were afterwards arrested and
brought before the Police Court.
Mollie wanted Bob bound over "to
keep de justice oh de peace" but
Judge Porter concluding that the
justice of the peace could keep him
self, fined Bob $500 and the costs.
Omaha daily bee., 1873-03-20
LIE OMAHA BEE
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY.
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE

Il served TO subscribers by carrier, TO any
part VI the city, every evening, lSundays ex-
oepted,) vt fifteen cents per week, or $3.50 Tor
six months, aud si.0O per annum, when paid
In advance.
Carriers are not allowed TO receive money for
subscription, or TO sell copies Of the DAILY
BEE. u.
Ali complaints about Irregularities, addressed
10 this office viii receive prompt attention.
The OMAHA DAILY BEE viii be mailed to
subscribers at the ollowing rates, payable invs-
riably In advance
$500 per annum.
375 8 months.
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE has by far the
LARGEST circulation In the city, and IL,
therefore, the best and cheapest advertising
medium.
coats per line; local ad advertisements, 20
cents per line Wy the mouth. 10 cents. NO
advertisement inserted for less than 80 cents.
Special notices, 10 cents per line; single inser-
ti0n, not less than % cents.
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