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GENERAL NOTICES.
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SUPERIOR COURT.



DEPARTMENT Two-McFARLAND, Judge
Ralph Ellis VS.. Andrew Whitaker ct AIS. C.
benson substituted as attorney for defendant
herein.
Martha G. MEYERS We. John Meyers-Report of
Commissioner filed and cause submitted thereon.
DEPARTMENT oNE-MoFARLAND, Judge
Estate Of August Bachnich, deceased-Final &C.
count received, and ordered that it be set for hear
ing January goth.
The People vs. Miner Wslden-on trial
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ASSEMBLY BILL 50 prohibits the sale Of firearms
or ammunition to any person under IS years OF age.
Should it become a law, youthful hunters will be
compelled to resort to the aid Of friends in order 10
procure the wherewithal for the sports Of the Geld
They viii do it, and the law win be evaded and
dead letter
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GENERAL NEWS.

Death or n Cengressman-Heavy Failure
in Lond0n-i,ismarck stiii Ailins-More
Earthquakes In spain-Enelish Pleas.
ants Comins-Preparafioas for Another
Double Execution In Kreiaud-Psince
Napoieon's Manifesto-The SuIgarians
Etc.
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Is note to the RECORD UNION, DR.. Crumpton ad-
mts the sounines of the criticisms of this journal
upon his bill to put al county prisoners into the
changang, aud promises to SO amend it as to apply
only to vagrants aud trsmp-eriminals. and the Ike
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HOME and ABROAD.

The Senatorial C0ntests-Remains OF De
Long and C0mrades-The Disaster at
Milwaukee-A Sensation tn Buffalo
Important Land Decision Continued
Cold Weather Railroad Accident
Daughter Murdered by Her Mother
Guiteau's Skeleton Items Of Foreign
News-Etc.
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THE Reno (Nev) Gazette says: "our State in
dusres are practically paraiyz at this time AMI
trail leading from dull times to prosperity is being
eagerly sought after"
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TIE 0regOnian calls the attention of San Fran.
cisco to its warning that the city by the sea can no
onger control the trade of the NORTH and that Port
land is rival she can no more despise.
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For the Ladies.-Please ask your phy.
stefan his opinion of PURE CALIFORNIA PORT
VINE. PEPSJN AND CALISAYA BARK combined.
az Tonic and Cure for Dyspepsia or Indigestion. II
satisfactory, try HALLS PEPSIN VINE BITTERS.
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Victoria is to have $40, 900 tannery,
and Portland is to have mammoth paper
mill
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il unions, given by the Ladies' Of the Congrega-
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
I'm. @. L.-FgEE LECTURE.

MIR C. C. sTRATToN, PRESIDENT OF THE
IH1 University Of the Pacific, San jose, will de.
liver his popular and interesting lecture on 1.-THE
Mound Builders Of the Mississippi Valley" in the
Y. N. CA Rooms, No. 1909 Fourth street, at
O'Clock, THIS friday EVENING, January 10TH
81 Admission Free. jle-lt
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Notice to My Patrons.
4 HAVE SUSPENDED MY BUSINESS TEMPO.
4 Iarily. will resume at my OLD place after it
will be made NEW, corner Of Fifth and streets
All Photographic work uncaled for can be obtained
street, between Fifth and Sixth, where all ccmmu-
nications and orders can be left Respectfully,
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Contest for senatorshIps.

PRovIDEScE Or. IL, January 1Sth.-In
November last Almatia Heal, Of Lincolns-
vile, died under suspicious circumstances.
The body was exhuned and the stomach
anal, zed, when suHio'eat strychnine to cause
d, ath was found. Sincs the decesse of Miss
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-29
Army Ordera.

The telegrapic instructions from these
headquarters of the 11th instant direct
ing Colonel A. Med. McCook, Sixth in
fantry, to proceed from Fort Douglas tc
Ogden, Utah, and return on public bust
ness are hereby confirmed.
General orders No. IL, dated Headquar
ters Department of the Platte, April ID
1876, with amendment, is republished
for the information and guidance of al
concerned: BY order of Brigadier Gen
eral Howard:
In future, applications for inspection
of public property, except in special OF
extraordinary cases, will be be made only
twice yearly, and these inspections will
be made by the assistant inspector gener,
al in the months of March and Septem.
Der, or as soon thereafter as practicable
All applications must be made through
the post commander
In cases of field or other movements
when necessary or proper for the publ,
interest, damaged and unserviceablo
property will be transferred as such Il
the post commander, or TO the post stat
officer of the department TO which tn,
property pertains, who will hold it fol
the regular inspection above prescribed
Commanding officers of posts will b,
held responsible that before public prop
erty is presented for inspection it will b,
carefully examined by the officer respon
sible for the same, and the good separ
atod from the damaged.
Those ordnance stores, which shoult
be replaced without delay, and consider
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-29
Death.

Lieutenant John w. King, who has
been with j. O. Slater in the grocery
business on Sixteenth street for the past
five years, died yesterday at his home
on Burt streetat 3 o'clock, of hemorrhage
of the lungs, after sickness of two
months, aged thirty years. He leaves a
kind and affectionate wife formerly Miss
Maggie Wright), to whom he was mar
ried last Thanksgiving day. They were
much attached to each other since their
acquaintance of six or seven years. Their
hopes and plans for the future are now
blasted. Death has called him and he
must go, while she must bear the SORROWS
of life alone. Our deepest sympathies
are with her.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-29
CITY COUNCIL.

The City Council hold an adjourned
meeting last evening, with President
Baker in the chair.
Mr.. Hascall moved, which was carried
that the Board of Public Works be in
structed to have in readiness at the next
meeting of the Council contract with
McHugh & MoGavock for the sewer on
10th ST., from its starting point to the
U. p. grounds.
The paving question, which was the
special object of the meeting, was called
up. AFH M M
The Committee on Public Property and
improvements, through Mr.. Kaufman
asked until the next meeting to report,
which was granted. TF
Adjourned until Tuesday.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-29

Dametta, which is composed OF Egyp-
tian soldiers. A number of refn,y gees
from the infected district arrived at Ajax
andria yesterday The epidemic is re-
ported at Rosetta.
PoRr SAID, juno 2S.-An order was
issued prohibiting any person proceeding
from here to other towns in Egypt.
DAMIHTTA, June 28.-One hundred
and twenty-nine deaths have occurred
here during the last twenty-four hours,
113 of which were from cholera.
THE POPE INDISPosED.
The London Standards correspondent
at Rome says the pope is indisposed and
is much disturbed by the state of affairs
in Ireland and France.
SPORTING.
BIRMINGHAM, June 2S.-The Ameri-
can rifle team have arrived and are the
guests of the Midland rifle company.
The team remains here until Tuesday
next.
GERMAN SUSPECTS.
LONDON, June 2S.-- The Central News
correspondent at Berlin says: The ar
rest kof Krazewisk, Polish author, and
Others led to the belief that conspiracy
exists for betraying the secrets relative
to the German military organization.
There were twenty arrests at Berlin and
Dresden yesterday of persons supposed
to be connected with conspiracy. Other
arrests were made at Halle, Hanover and
Cologne.
THE FEELING IN ENGLAND.
LONDON, June 2S.-The News this
morning says: 1t is perfectly the Amer.
can right to prevent the landing of Irish
paupers on her shores. The gross negli
gence in shipping them is most cruel
If assisted emigration continues it must
be conducted differently. There is nc
reason to believe that the government
has co-operated with any other agency
than Mr.. Tukes, but mere inaction is
not now enough.
TREATY NEGOTIATIONS.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Juue 28.-Negotia
tions between the porte and German ant
American ministers in regard to tn,
treaties of commerce with their govern
ments continue. 1t is hoped in offlcia
circles that the results will be favorabl,
to Turkey.
i, MISCELLANEOUS.
LONDON, June 28.-The court MARTA
which has been investigating the cause o
the stranding of her majesty's dispatch
steamer Lively, near Stornaway in th'
early part of the month, finds the vesse
lost through an error of the pilot, but tn,
officers are answerable for the loss in no
closely watching the pilot. The com
mander and navigating lieutenants of th'
Lively therefore dismissed their ship.
BERLIN, June 28.-The German gov
ernment will probably send medical ex
perts to Diametta to investigate any re
port whether the malady now raging i
veritable cholera or only cholera morbus
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-29
Another Tumble In Provisions.
Special Dispatch to THE BEE.

Special Dispatch to THE BEE.
CHICAGO, June 28.-Markets on
Change suffered another bad break this
morning and forenoon. The session was
marked by uneasiness, and at time great
excitement and depression in prices ex-
tended i'll provisions and grain
as well, but was more especial
ly felt in pork and wheat.
Pork has shown steady and
heavy decline for the past three days,
and this morning took another tumble of
42t@50c, and lard descended 7t@l7b,
making the quotation for the July option
less than that touched on Saturday,
which was made notable by the failure OF
McGeoch. Wheat, which has displayed
a weakness for the past week, dropped
1l@2bc per bushel in addition
to-day. These declines renewed all
uneasiness of the past two weeks and an,
nouncement was made at noon that III.
o. Kenyon & Co., and John Sinclair
have succumbed. They have been deal
ing in grain, but are not rated as very
extensive dealers One cause assigned
for unusual weakness displayed by tn,
market is owing TO bad showing made b,
the firm of McGeoch, Everingham & Co
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-29
THE LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAPH NOTES.

Special Dispatches to The Bsn
The Federal Bank of Commerce, To-
~as swindled out of twenty thous-
by forged checks drawn by
Walvv- iardner, an American cattle
dealer.
Great floods caused much damage at
Hamilton, Ontario.
Gov. Berry, of Arkansas, issued pro-
clamation urging citizens to hunt down
desperadoes and outlaws.
The Lehigh and Delaware rivers are
on a grand tear. There is no estimate of
the extent of the damage which is re-
ported very extensive.
Oklahoma Payne has applied for an in
junction against the Secretary of war and
General Pope, of the Department of the
Missouri, to restrain them from interfer-
ing with his his scheme to enter into and
occupy Oklahoma Indian district.
Harvard defeated Yale at New London,
Conn. time, Harvard 24:47, Yale 26;01.
Although no quorum of the New
Hampshire legislature will be present Be
fore| Tuesday one ballot for u S. Senate,
will be taken daily. No election expect
ed for two weeks.
Charles Francis Adams Jr. delivered
the Grafton at the Thi Beta Kappa reun.
ion at Harvard.
The Australian Colonies have applied
for admission to the Universal Posta
Union.
The Chicago g. Northwestern road have
appealed to the Postmaster General t.
remit fines and.penalties for non-perform
ance of contracts in carrying mails. g.. g.
The Secretary of the Interior has de
cided that lands selected under the law
of Utah for University purposes are eff
fective and valid as to location; but re
fuses to anticipate the power of the fut
ure State to endow contemplated Uni
versity, holding the question is politica
rather than executive.
The Treasury Department has pur
chased 327, 900 ounces of silver for de
livery at the New Orleans, San Francisco
and Philadelphia mints.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-29
A Clergyman Assaulted.
necial Dia,afch In TIE Rpp

LONDON, June ga desperate at
tempt was made in the carriage of the
railway train running from Calais to Paris,
to murder and rob Rev. Mr.. Witchbone,
an English clergyman. The murderer at.
tackled Mr. Witchbone with a chisel, stab.
bing him five times. The assassin tried
to make his escape when the train ar.
rived at Amiens, but was captured after
a terrific struggle. The wounds of the
clergyman are very dangerous, and he is
not expected to live. The assassin is also
an Englishman.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-29
SOMETHING
: EVERY, ,'tsH1.v.
OUGHT TO khu...' 90

/ There exists q means Of SO.
curing q soft and brilliant
Complexion, no matter how
poor it may naturally be.
Hagan's Magnolia Balm Is .
delicate and harmless arti-
Gle, which instantly removes
Freckles, Tan, Redness,
ROughness, EruptiOns, Vul-
gar Flushings, etc., etc. 50
delicate and natural are its
effects that its use is not
suspected by anybody:
No lady has the right to
present a disfigured face in
society when the Magnolia
Balm is sold by all druggists
for IS cents.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-29
CAPITAL NOTES.
Special Dispatch to THE BEE:
THE HILL CASE.


THE HILL CASE.
WASHINGTON, June 28.-In the Hill
investigation Coleman called for all
vouchers paid to Damar since 1876 for
safes and shutters; also for vouchers for
money paid Bartlett, Robbins & Co.
During the arguments of the counsel
for the prosecution the latter
firm was charged with having
secured nearly all contracts for tiling
since Hills advent, through corrupt in
fluenee in that Office. Gen. Stinemetz,
formerly assistant superintendent of con-
stuction of the N. Y G. A., testified that
his bills were rendered by Bartlett & Co.
for extra work which was never CON-
pleted or even begun. He cited
as an instance one pair of stairs,
for which that firm charged $968, which
were never put into the building, and
other charges for extra work appeared on
their bills for which he (Stinemetz) never
gave any orders. The committee then
adjourned to give the witness an oppor-
tunity to inspect the papers and vouchers
called for by the prosecution.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-29
PROPOSALS FOR CURBING AND
GUTTERING.

c. EALEB PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
> the undersigned until ~ o'clock noon of Mon
day July End, A. ID. 1888, for the curbing and gut,
terng OF that part Of Capitol lying between
the west curb line Of Fourteenth street and the east
curb line Of sixteenth street, In the city OF Omaha.
Ali said work ~ bc done aud material furnished In
accordance with plans and specifications file In
the Office Of the Board Of Public Works.
Bids TO be made separately foI limestone and
sandstone and on printed blanks furnished by said
board. The board reserves tine right TO determine
after the bids shall have been opened whether such
contract shall be let, either for limestone or for sand
stone Bids to be accompanied by the signatures Of
proposed sureties wno In the event Of the awarding
Of the contract, will enter into bonds with the city Of
Omaha In the sum Of Ave hundred dollars for the
faithful performance Of such work
The Board Of Public Works reserves the right Il
reject any or all bids. -
JAMES CREIGHTON.
Chairman Board Of Public Works
kJe lstaw.tw
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-29
WHIppLE BARRACKS, ARIZONA, |
June ~, 1883. l

June 27, 1883.
Col. stanton. Omaha;
Gen. Crook will leave for Washington
in the morning. Is pressed for time.
Would like to 20 via Omaha if arrange
ments can be made. Will reach Kansas
City July 1st MARTIN.
The general has been rendered the use
of the Paxton hotel for his headquarters
and reception will no doubt be stySn
him. The following congratulatory ost,er
has been issued and will be read with in
terest:
HEADQUARTERS DEP'T OF ARIZONA, |
WHIppLE BARRACKS, PREs,OTT,
June Goth, 1888. J
General Orders No. 10:
The brigader general commanding
takes pleasure in announcing the success
full result of the scout recently made by
CAPTAIN Emmett Crawford, third cavalry,
near the sources Of the Bavespe and Car
altos rivers in the Sierra Madre, Sonora,
Mexico, taking with him five companies
of Apache Indian scouts, officers and men
afoot, and carrying three days rations on
their backs. eg
Captain Crawford left the main vom-
mana ana aiser I psu.m ,,'r,,ad I ,art;ons i =,
nlarSn over S slis a,oI S;,,o,ssaJ On the isth
ene SIERRA ,, Mares, useo .h" hn.t;,o % TS;roa Ys,
OF May a vliiaso ., ,;.,, sHJ % %a ~ nncs
hua Apaches wM0s N I i"..sd N omoi
attacked py surplise au a,,;,,a m"Sve svs
without loss 70 our nu s,ue' "a '0s Oh;Iarar NV
caPtive MeAlcah wo'non har @ ns ~
ana kiiing an ui,hTwn ~. ~ -, ny
enemy the country pens ~ ~
calioi's ,5 anu s9iso' Mn" t,' I do.S hod;ss =,
eouia DC maue. Tn'o AZ uea .%a ,;'." .t ~ u
hos'iies were lounu 81, ~ aur ~ haMaa
an ana otnei PropetSy .t'. .1 tho ~ ,;i,.aa Ill ~ ,ua,
Ing caP'irvs C s''Vou 0'" - - 80 ~
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-29
Still No Choice.

Special Dispatch to THE BEE
CONCORD, June 28.-The ballot of the
joint convention for United States sena-
tor at noon stood: Whole number, 300;
necessary to choice, loo; Gilman Mars
tin, Ia; S. Stevens, 16; Jas. F. Briggs,
28; Edward H. Rollins, 80; Harry Bing-
ham, 113, a falling off in the total vote
from yesterday, due to eight pairs and
absence of five members of the house.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-29
Real ESTATE transfers.

Inc iohoWlng ueeus were nleu Ior rec
ord in the county clerks Office June 90,
reported for The Bee by Ames real
estate agency:
A. s. Vincet and wife to M. e. Hay
den, W. d. lot Q, block 3, j. 1. Redick's s
sub div S2, 800. tr
j. Rush country treasurer, to f. Bry-
ant, deed, parcel sec. 30--15-13- $33. "a.
H. L. Collier to w. Fleming and j.
L. McCagne, W. d. lot z, block 88-1 90.
WI. Blair and wife to f. l., and M.
B. Stone, W. d. part lot IL block Z,
Shinn's add. 5000. .5E
@. B. Collier to w. Fleming and j. L.
McCague, W. d. lot block $50, 600
M. and j. w. Thompson to G. w. Key
q. Q, d. lot block 205--$1. 90.
E. Davis and wife TO H. Knodell, w. d
part of lot 12 block IL Kountze 4 Ruth
add.-$550.
j. McCreary and wife to L. S. Nc
Creary, W. d. part of lot blobk 10
$16, 900.
j. Barker and wife to u. Williams, W
d. lot 16 and II, block 457, Grandviev
add. .-S325.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-29
THE IOWAPOOL.
Special Dispatch to TIE BEE.

CHICAGO, JUNE 28.-Roads running
between Chicago and the Missouri River
are dissatisfied with the proportion al
lowed them on California rates, and to-
day appointed committee consisting of
General Manager Hughett of the North
Western, Vice President Cable Of the
Rock Island aad General Manager Nc
Mullen of the Chicago & Alton to confer
with the Pacific roads on the subject,