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The greatest OF appilizers Il. b b.
B. Scbmitt sells b. B. b.
No more dyspepsia B. B. B. kills 1t.
A most fortunate medical dlscoervy
B. i. Il.
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Agents and Canyassers

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inc goods for Z. G. RIDEoTT 81 Co., 10
Braclay Street, New York.
Send for their Catalogue and terms.
Aug. 18th ly
AnyPatent Medicine Advertised in
this paper can be had OF b. Schmitt at
the regular price. June lz--u
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Ayers
Hpt;a' VS!g0r,
For restoring Gray Hair to
lis natural Vitality and Color.

giM the gloss and freshness Of youth.
Thin hair is thickencd, falling hair
checked, and badness often, though
not always, cured by its use. Moth
ing can restore the hair where the
foilicles are destroyed, Or the glands
atrophied and decayed. But such az
remain can be saved for usefulness
by this application. Instead of foul
ING the hair with pasty sediment, it
will keep it clean and vigorous. Its
occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling oil, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances
which make some preparations dan
eerous, and injurious to the hair, the
Viror can only benefit but not harm
It. If wanted merely for q
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Masonic Notice,

Cassis Lodge, No. l42, f. a. M.
meets in Masonic Hall, Woodstock,
the last Monday night Of each month.
Omaha daily bee., 1880-07-29
Big Quincy Blaze.
enanlai nigpatch IN Tho Ran

Quincy, July pa FIRE broke out
at noon in the plauing mill of E. G..
Pfauschmidt, in the manufacturing dis.
and it was not till $50 o'clock that
the FIRE was got under control. The
following buildings and factories were
burned: E. G. Pfanschmidt planning
MIL and sash factory. Loss
600 900 no insurance. A
large foundry building formerly oc.
cupied by Bennett Duffy, now unoc-
cupied, loss $1,000. The old Harris
& Beebe tobacco factory, %unoccupied,
loss S15 900. The Gardner governor
building, machinery and stock, loss
$40, 900, insurance 5000. A large
double two,story dwelling, loss &c.
600. A number of smaller dwellings
aad houses were burned which will
swell the loss TO 800, 900, with an
insurance all told of $25, 600.
The large foundry and machine shops
of Smith, Haynes & Co.. and the fine,
large fine cut tobacco factory Of Well
mar & Dryer were, with difficulty,
saved, both being frequently on fire,
The area burned is between state
street and Payscn Avenue and Fourth
and Sixth streets. Most of the build
ipgs were old or the loss would have
been much larger. At one time II
seemed as if the fire department would
be unable to check the confagration
high wind blowing, and telegram
were sent to Keokuk and Hanniba
for assistance, but we're soon after re
called.
Omaha daily bee., 1880-07-29
Saratoga Races.

Special dispatch to The Bee.
SARATOGA, July 2s-10p. m.-The
programme to-day included four
events. The first was a three quar-
ter mile dash for a purse of $3.50 and
was won by Giraffe, with Bramletta
second ana Conover's bennington
third; time 1:16t. The second race
for a purse of $3.50, free handicap, one
mile and GEO yards, vas won by Ada
Glenn, with Juniata second and Gen.
Phillips third; time 2:15. The anna.
tours sweepstakes, a dash of three
quarters of mile, for gentlemen rid
ers, was the third race, aud was won
by Lady Middleton, with Oriole sec
ond, Kingcraft third; time 1:1s4
The selling ace for one mile, the
closing event, was won by Charlie
Gorham, with Redmau second, Eurict
third; time 1:45a.
Omaha daily bee., 1880-07-29
Concerning Fertilizers.

. pcClal plspstSn w w
WASHINGTON, July %, 10 p. NJ
About 200 agricultural chemists and
other prominent sgriculturists have
arrived here from all sections of the
country, and will meet in convention
at the agricultural department at B
O'Clock. The conference is for the
purpose of analysing and determining
the value Of fertilizers, with a view to
secure a uniform method of produc.
ing an article that shall prove less
worthless, as many fertilizers are said
to be. The convention expects to
conclude its labors his eyening, but
with so important 6 E.ts- 20 be con-
sidered, it is possible that the session
may last 8 day or two. Among those
now present are the commissioner Of
agriculture, J. T. Henderson. of Geor.
pia; DR.. G. &. Gresham, state chem.
int of Maine; DR.. ]. B. Wolf, and
Prof. C. G. Buck, of Delaware, and
! others.
Omaha daily bee., 1880-07-29
The Scales Dropped.

Epeeisl Dispatch % the FEE.
New YORK, July 29.-1 q. m.-
A most peculiar and decided change
has taken place in DR.. Tanners cor
ditiop, hut still 1t is his opinion, as
we'll OF the doctors, who watched him,
that he will be able to hold out Tor
forty days. On Tue day he gained
a quarter of 8 pound over bis
weiaht of Monday and there were
hopes that he would keep on increa..
ing his ayerdupois, but at o'clock
Yesterday afternoon, when he was
weighed, the most perple1ing result
was obtained. The scales showed
that he only weighed 1913, q decrease
of two pounds since Tuesday evening.
The scales were examined carefully to
make sure that there was nc mistake.
Tanner was astowned at this falling
of and said that there must be some.
thing wrong with the scales or him.
self.
He stated that he felt strong and
hearty and could net account for the
wonderful decrease. Medical gentle
men say it looks servious. and If he
went down at this rate, there was NJ
telling what would occur.
Daring the evening Tanner evinced
pcest desire 20. nisersl Estsr ana
tsek 9 ounces ct 5lsoe'e!css sss sss.
30 bed end slept - hsuy sas ahsli
Omaha daily bee., 1880-07-29

wheat.Steadier at !@Bc higher
No, 2 spring, s74@S7sc for August;
S5s@S6scfor September, closing ,t9o9c
for cash orJuly; e81c for August;
S6s@S6tc for September; S54c seller.
Corn-Firmer and lc better; No.
2, 35}@354c for July; 35@35ac for
August, closing at 35sc fer cash or
July ;35a9353c for August or Septem-
Der.
O%sts-4@4c higher; No. 2 closed at
24c for cash or July; 22sc for August
or September.
Rye-Strong at 4tc higher for cash
or July; sales at 72t@75c-
Barley-EDtirely nominal.
Whiskey-Steady at 81 90.
Pork-Hog produces weaker and
lower; mess pork defined SOC per bar
rel, with sales at s15 17t@15 55 for
August; SID 20@15 so for September,
closing at s14 O0@15 90 for ca.h;
S15 2O@l5 25 fer July; S15 20 for
August; S15 329 for September.
Lard dropped 1Oc y cwt; sales at
81 14@7 22t for August; 81 32Ht for
September, closing at 81 10 for cash
or July; 81 15@7 15t for August
81 26@7 271 for September.
Omaha daily bee., 1880-07-29

after which he took spin around the
al, making fifteen laps in eleven
mi- utes. Another drink Of mineral
water and he again went to bed. At
$50 he aweke complaining of the dry.
mess OF his skin and asked for an al,o.
noiic bath to produce ~perspiration. At
that time he was suffering from an
eruption OF gases from the stomach.
The bath was postponed and at 0
O'Clock Tanner was sleeping soundly.
At 9:20 he arose, walked firmly up
stairs and retired for the night, AT
midnight he was sleeping soundly,
Omaha daily bee., 1880-07-29
st. Louis

st. Louis Produce.
ST. LOUIS, July %.
Flour-A shade off; family, 81 Goo
10; choice, 81 90@4 90; fancy, So 90
@5 25.
Wheat-Actise and higher; No. 2
red, 91.@914c. for cash; 92994c,
July; S8@S73@s9@sstc, AUGUST; 87s
@a81o, for September; ss9S7B@88t@
sStc, for Oct )beri No. 8 do, 84t@853
@S4c; No. 4 do, 81@s2tc.
Corn-Firmer; 35s@354c for cash
353c, and July; $4,000, August SAG
34ac, for September.
Oars-Higher; 234@23tc for cash;
21sc, for September.
Rye-Lower at Coo.
Lard-Duil,S4 20.
Butter-H'gher:d dairy 17@22c.
Eggs-Higherat 69Ssc.
Whisky-Steady at 81 09.
Pork-Dull, at S14 90 bid for July
| andAugust.
Dry Salt Meats-Nominaly lower.
Recsipts-Flour, 5000; wheat,
II, 500; COIN, $4,000; oats, 10000;
Omaha daily bee., 1880-07-29

Base Ball.
Special Dispatch to The Bee.
The following games Of base ball
were played July 2Sth:
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, July 81, 1 a.
m.-Cinc;nnstis, 4; Nationals 3,
Youthful Murderer.
special Dispatch TO The Bee.
NEW York, July 29-I a, MA
boy named Sam Nell, II Years 0l sgs,
was arrested on a warrant issued ty
the coroner, charging him with hav-
ing thrown VIM. Ktoppler, aged Z,
into the Harlem river on the Gath,
causing his death. The boys quar-
relied on the dock, when Neil pushed
k'oppler into the river, and he was
drowned.
Starved to Death.
Special Dispatch to The Bee.
NEW YORK, July 29-1 q. MA
Wilmington special says: Miss Eliza
beth Belville, whoresides in Delaware
City, conceived an aversion to solid
food On January 22d, and would eat
nothing but a few oysters daily. This
continued till June 9th, when she re.
fused to take even these. From that
time till June 10th she was sustained
by drinking currant water, but in
very small quantities. Beef was fro
zen on water ices, but she was unable
to retain it on her stomach. Since
June 10Th she has tasted absolutely no
food and taken no nourishment of any
kind. This state of affairs continued
til last Sunday, when she died peace
fully. She weighed 100 pounds and
lost only 10 pounds of Ler weight in so
dayg.
Omaha daily bee., 1880-07-29
New YORK Produce

NEW YoRK, July %.
Flour-Quiet and firm; moderate
export and a iobbing trade inquiry;
receipts, -1s, 945; round hoop, Ohio,
SIS 10@5 70; choice do. IS s0@7 90;
superfne western, So S0@4 40; com
mon to coed extra do, "a 2O94 gu,
choice do. 81 1907 90; choice white
wheat do, a. 50@5 90.
Wheat-A shade better and fairly
active; No. 1white September, 81 OFT;
No. red, 81 0s for July; do, 81 O1sS
lO74 for August; do, 81 O34@d oos
for September; DO, 81 O9i for octo'
Der. -,
Corn-4@!o better and fairly active;
mixed western, SPOT, 499A74c; do,
future, 47t@44c.
Oats-A shade stronger snd quiet
western, 33t@42c. -.
Beef-Ddll and nom:nali new plan
mess, SO 80; new extra do, SIC w
Pork-Duli; new mess, S14 20.
Lard-About steady at 81 o23.
Euttsr-Very firm and II good ae
sand Ohio, I4Sl5s.
E.ss-Tssk AZ IeSl7c,
Omaha daily bee., 1880-07-29

necessary. Senior Fsrndapzo insists
that he will give the show despite all
interference, and Mr.. Bergh's repre-.
sentatiyes say that 1t should not be
permitted. Mr.. Bergh is, himself,
emphatic in his resistance to the
scheme, SO much so, that he will
pounce down IN the show at the very
first roar Of pain from any of the ami
mails engaged in it. The law, he says,
is on his side and he proposes to en-
force it.
Omaha daily bee., 1880-07-29
Cleveland Trotting.

Special Dispatch to The BsB-
CLEVELAND, O., July %, 1 a. M
The FIRST race yesterday WAS the ESQ
Glass, in which there were six starters.
Gypsy Boy won the first heat in 2.2S
Prospect Maid won the second in
2 2S; Wilbur F. won the third and
fourth in 2 301 and 2.2s. In the race
of 2. 10 class, there were, five starters,
Maud S. won the first three heats IL
8 %, 2.lS and 2.31. Charley Forc
was second, in the first heat. Hannis
in the second, and Driver in the third
In the pacing race eight horses
started. Bay Billy won the first heat
Change the second heat; and Boy Bill
ly third and fouth; time 2.21t, 2.19s
2.22, 1.19b and2.20.
Omaha daily bee., 1880-07-29

Khan, was leading his brigade TO the
assistance of Walli Shere Ali, whose
troops had mutinied, as already de-
scribed in these dispatches. Shere
Ali, who was holding IN outpost on .
branch Of the Helmund river,
in the direction Of Gjrishk, was
threatened With an attack BY Ayoub
Khan who, with greatly superior force,
was approaching on the left bank Of
the Helmund, and Ayoub Ia supposed
to have crossed the almost dry bed OF
the river from the west in the night
| and struck Gen. Burrows' force some
hours before he would have
made q junction with Shere
| Ais, The battle o o became
almost q route on the Fart Of the
cutist, the Slaughter being terrible
and those who could saved them
selves by fight in the darkness toward
Candshar. Earl Granville visited the
house to-day, TO confer With the mar
auins of Harrington, secretary OF state
for India, upon this disastrous in
~telligencs.
BUrcHEKED AND BUTCHERS.
LONDON, jury Isl Q. M
Later sdyices from Candshar, via
Bombay, state that General Burrows
brigade was composed of one regi'
ment with English artillery, the TO
mainder of the force being native
troops, consisting OF three regiments
of infantry, in all q total force OF 81
900 men. Ayoub Khan's army mum
bered twelve thousand men viii
thirty.six gums, which With vel
served fragments Of General Burrow
> force are still coming in. The British
1 loss ia estimated at from 1000 to 8,
. 600 men.
LATEST CT The DISASTER.
Later advicss from Bombay stat
that Gen. Burrows was defeated IN
. rout, and the enemy pursued for thre
= miles, but it is believed that four 90
of the Elk guns were saved. Strse
glers continue to arrive at Candshal
!, This whole surrounding country is I'll
y ing. Gen. Phayre viii at once rein
b force Candahar, his rsa teir
strengthened by Bombay and Beng
troops, who have been ordered
march immediately. Considsrab
endorsements hsvs been advancir
al up the Baton Pass. The Indian go
e. ernment's information greatly nnder
ID ted Ayoub Khan 5 strength.
There 10 mucs excitement in Ind
Ill and England over the terrible dlsast
~ to Gen. Burrows army. The Tim
70 this morning thinks the FIRST duty
il. the government is TO vIndlcate lti II
itary reputation
Omaha daily bee., 1880-07-29
@. z. Boys.


Special dispatch to The bee.
BROOKLYN, July 20, 1 q m.-fa'
tsrday was Q gala day, the occasion be-
ing the semi-annusl encamPment OF
the state department of the Grand Ar
my of the Republic. Flags wsrs dis
played from public and private build
ings. The festivities began TussdsY-
evening when President Rankin gave
a reception to the delegates. Headed
by the department commander, L. D.
Young, the demonstration Yesterday
we're Q success. The ~procession
marched through the principal streets
to the Music hall, where a pubhe
meeting was held. An address Of
welcome was made by VIM. DsHiss
and responded to by Connandss
Young. Mnsic and singing constitute
ed the remainder of the public sxsr'
cisea. Tho enosmpmsns thsn took
place with closed doors. Al 8 oelock
the delegates took . boat for Cones
Islasd, where all points OF interest
were visited, and at 80 tho bsndus'
took place.
Omaha daily bee., 1880-07-29
DusEy Dander.

ATLANTA, Ga, July 90, l q. n
T e colored washwomen of this city
ar, on a strike. Notice of a wash.
W, mems meeting was given in all of
tle colored churches Sunday and
meetings we're quietly held at two or
three churches Monday and again yes
terdsy. between 200 and 400 being
present. Notice of an advance in
washing was given and the strike is
general, except in cases where whites
acceded. There are no steam laun.
dries here, the whole washing being
done by some three hundred colored
Momen.
Omaha daily bee., 1880-07-29
THE AFGHAN AMBUSH.
A Reconstructed Nation
Rebels Against British
Rule,
And Annihilates the Con-
querer's Army at Can
dahar.
Gen. Burrows Command Entrap-
ped into a Fatal Am
buseadeT
UIlC!S q Svar#. Of saS.SGs
Slaughter Them indis.
criminateIy.
All England Startled by the
News Of. the Disaster,
The Afghan War Reopened
With sIl its Horrors.

Special Dispatch to Tho Bee.
LONDON, July 28-noon.-Lord
Harrington startled the house this
morning by announcing that the gov
eminent had received news from Cam
dahar stating that an engagement had
taken place between the Afghans and
Gen. Burrowu' brigade, in which the
latter had been completely annihilas-
ed. Lord Harrington further said the
government was not yet in possession
of full details of the disastrous, engage
ment, but from what is known of the
relative position of the British and
Afghan troops it is inferred that the
Afghans who are reported to have
DESTROYED THE BRITISH,
were under command of Ayoub
Kahn, who is Supposed to have been
reinforced by the mutineers, con-
sisting of the entire infantry Of the
old Cabul regiment, who deserted
from Shere Ais command at Csnda-
har on Wednesday the 18th. At that
date Ayoub Kahn was two marches
distant from Candahar with his whole
regular force of the regiments Of in.
fsntry, exclusive Of the utainesrs,
who are believed to have Joined him
subsequently, three regiments of
crvalry numbering 1900 men and
4O0sabres and thirty guns. In ed iition
to these he had some irregular cavalry
variously estimated from 1900 to g.
500, Of these 1000 under Shshagsssi
guard. This force left Herat about
the 19th and marched directly toward
C,ndahar with the evident purpose
Of
Omaha daily bee., 1880-07-29
Forms.
Special Dispatch to The Bee

NEW YORK, July 29-1 a. m.-Gen.
Hancock's letter of acceptance is not
yet ready to be given to the public,
but it is understood that in a day or
two it will be SEM out, simultaneously
with that of English.
Omaha daily bee., 1880-07-29

WARRINGTON, July 2S.-The follow.
ing internal revenue appointments
wers made to-day w. g. Mitchell
and M. W. Long, inspectors Of tobac.
CO, snuff and cigars, Twenty-Eisht
district of New York; I. j. Daniel
and w. +. Steel, storekeeper and gau.
ger, Fifth district of Kentucky; 81.
mon Il. Anderson, gsuger, First dis.
trict of Missouri. The Indications
are that there will be only slight re.
duction of the public debt for July.
ATLANTA. July 29.-At Dublin in
this state Hogan Fountain, sged 20
yeas was killed by DIR. Hightown.
Fountain attacked the doctor because
of q difficulty of the latter with his
father.
New ORLEANS, July ga Grain
barge and elevator has gone to the
quarantine st>tion 10 load the fever
bark, Excelsior to save her from re-
turning to the city.
NEW ORLEANS, July 29.-Sarah
Bsrnhardt has been engaged to appear
at the opening of the St. Charles
theatre under Davis Bid8ell's manage
ment.
New YORK, July ga large stock
,rm on Broadway was reported
in financial straitsyesterday afternoon
but at the Office an emphatic denial
was given 10 the ruin =, t is known
that the house has lost heavy IN Lake
Shore, of which they were large, short
buyers, The firm has very heavy
backing, and it was no doubt owing
to this fact that a formal suspension
was averted.
Omaha daily bee., 1880-07-29
Murderer Brought Back to Life.
,,ecisI Disnatch TO BIE.

DENVER, Col, July %, 1 =. M
Great excitement has been created by
the report that Cicero Simms, the col.
ored boy who wa, hanged last Friday
at Fairplay, has been resuscitated. He
had hung for sixteen minutes when
he was pronounced Gead and his body
IVES taken down and given over for
burial.
Omaha daily bee., 1880-07-29
New Railway Project

Special dispatch 70 Ihe Dc
New ORLEANS, July %, 1 a. n
It has been definitely determined that
the New Orleans Pacific railway will
or:ss the Mississippi aver at Baton
Rouge ssa .ns desa en- the left haak
Of the siyer.
Omaha daily bee., 1880-07-29
st, Louis Live Stock.

ST. LOUIS, July %.
Hogs-Lower; Workers and Balti-
mores, 81 COCA 70; packing, 81 Cog
4S5; butchers to fancy, 81 $500 Rs-
ceipts, $500; shipments, 1900.
Omaha daily bee., 1880-07-29
Chicago Live Stock.

CHICAGO, July %.
Cattle-Receipts, 5000; sales rang
ed at 80 OO@4 90 for common COWS to
choice COWS and heifers; go 90 for
Texan cows and choice Texan steers;
market dull; shippers held off for
lower Drices.
Omaha daily bee., 1880-07-29

young man living ut Kemp Mil, ws
engaged in a dispute with his father,
he drew his revolver to shoot him
His mother rushed between them prs
venting IT, whereupon he placed the
revolver to his own head and 6rsd, ths
ball entering near the right ssnpls
and passing entirely through his bead.
Omaha daily bee., 1880-07-29
COmbed Out,
Special dispatch to J. =,

Special dispatch TO J.
~ -se Bee.
.ao4A, Tenn, July 90, l o.
w. Three white and n colored
,oaer escaped from the Manchester
- Tuesday Night by 2 key =.sde Of q
Pomh. >.
Omaha daily bee., 1880-07-29
THE RESOLUTIONS.

They affirm the adherence of the
New York democracy to democratic
principles; eulogizes the record of
General Hancock ana his adherence to
civil Law after hostilities had ceased;
congratulated the party on the nomi-
nation of English, a life long demo-
crat; invites special attention to the
resolution adopted by the house of
representatives, in 1877, affirming that
Tilden was elected president; concurs
| in the action of the Cincinnati oonven-
ton eulogizing Tllden'sself sacrificing
spirit and patience as manifested dur
ing the progress of the electoral count;
condemns the republican party for its
abuse of power and Capitalization ten
denotes; %deprecates the introduction
of p~eraonal attacks of the campaign
and que.es extracts from republican
Journal. of 1877, denunciatory of the
Credit Mobiller participants; afirms
that to the democratic party is due
the credit OF reducing the public debt
forty million dollars; claims credit fer
the extension of commerce.; afirms
that it is the duty of the democratic
party to protect naturalized citizens
against federal officials; they hail with
heartfelt gratitude the coming down
of a brighter day for the republic,
when the government. in democratic
hands, shall be brought back to the
purity and integrity of the better days
Of its history; and closes by inviting
all New York democrats to put aside
their differences aud unite 10 redres
sing the grievances done the Americrr
people by the republican party.
FROM FRIENDS ABROAD.
Among the letters received was on,
from Gen. Geo. B. Mcclellan eulogiz
ing Hancock end expressing his salts
faction with fellow citizens at hom'
and his anxiety for the election o
Hancock and EHglish; one from
ex Gov. Lucius Robinson cordially ap
proving the nominations and predict
ing thar never again will the voice @
the people expressed at the ballot. b1
: be thwarted by false counts and fraud
t ulent returns; from Senator F,anci
! KEENAN,, of New York; Judge ANA.
J. Parker, Of New Jessey; ex-Gov
! Joaa u. Palmer, Of Illinois; Cor
'ssess@sa ]. Proctor Knott, Of Kss
Omaha daily bee., 1880-07-29
THE wErMoRr AFFAIR.
Special Ospatcn to the BEE.

LONDON, July 90, l a. NJ
Last evenings Truth said the story
going the rounds of French newspa-
pers respecting the snicide of a person
formerly connected with a uobleman,
who has recently married, is under
stood to be based on an attempt to eK-
tort money. Unless q public retrac.
ton il made by those responsible for
the tale, legal action will be taken to
enforce one.
Omaha daily bee., 1880-07-29
July CLEARING sALEI
.lBHnensc Rcductioa+in all Depart
ments. Solid Bargains in
Good Goods.
READ OUR LIST
GLOVES.

The Celebrated, Sl.00 Kid
Gloves, GOO.
Isle Gloves, Is to 90c.
Mitts Very Cheap.
LISTERS.
We have too many. Linen
listers at Sl.OO.
Better listers at $500.
Best listers at $3.50.
You should See them.
PARASOLS.
Lot, 25c.
1Lot, QUO.
Splendid Silk, S1.7o.
Fine Goods Reduced From %
to IS.
Our stock is Still ahead of all
competition.
Gross Grain, B and loo.