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Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-26

Edward Stuart, who is on a vacation from
the soldiers home at Leavenworth, headed
the procession ip the police court. He is
badly crippled by rheumatism, and explained
to Judge Berke that his only method of es-
Gaping from the borrowing pains of his com
plant is to dull his sensibilities with drink.
He was allowed to go.
Four vagrants of the box-car species were
discharged. and were followed out of court
by three PLAN drunks.
John OBrlen was accused of being drunk
and disorderly He refuted both charges,
asserting that he was total abstauer and
invariably gentiemanly IN his demeanor.
Sergeant Johnson testified, however, that
O'Bren when arrested was very drunk ard
fearfully abusive, upon which showing he
was fined $40 aud costs.
e. l.. Stoon, a demented visitor from Iowa,
climbed to the top of the shot tower and tried
to suicide by jumping off. He was held to
appear before the commissioners of insanity.
John Egan and Ed Mcnamara were each
fined 50 and costs for fighting. Egan entered
n protest so emphatic that Judge Berka
threatened to commit him for contempt unless
he subsided, which he did with very bad
grace.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-26
LIVE STOCK.

Chicago, June 25.-The Droyers' Journal
reports as follows: t.'B1
Cattle-Receipts, 1000; market steady;
beeves, S4.05l14 40; steers, IS. 30Q14 10; stock.
ers sud feeders, s2.009330; cows, bulls and
mixed, Sl.25@3.0O; Texas cattle, $4,000
$50. 'gtY
Hogs-Receipts, 81, 500; market active and
shade higher; mixed, o.. 2OlD4. .45; heavy,
si.2o@4.311a; light, s425Cg455; skips S2.50@
400. 'fsi
Sheep-Receipts. $500; market active
and strong; natives, S3.256p49O; westerns,
s3.30@4.15; Texans, s3.0O@+25; lambs, $500
Q4.00 per head. III ei
Kansas City, June 25.-Cattle = Re-
ceipts, 5000; shipments, 1900; market
higher; corn fed steers, S3.0O@4 90; stockers
and feeders. s2.0O@3. 10; cows, sl.6093.OO.
Hogs-Receipts, 1.2oO; shipments, 600;
market slow and weak; good 10 choice light.
a l5@42O; heavy and mixed, s4.O5941O.
National Stock Yards, East ST.
Louis, June 25. - Cattle-Receipts, 4, 400;
shipments, 20J; market steady; fair to
choice heavy native stet ~, S3. 1904 80; stock
ers and feeders, q. 2.l093.25; rangers, corn
fed, s.. S0@3.70.
Hogs-Recepts, 300; shipments. 500
market steady; choice heavy and butchers
selections, s4.25g4.35; packing, Si.1594 80
light grades, -. 3OCd4 40.
Sioux City, June 25.-Cattle-Recepts,
l50; market steady and unchanged; fat
steers, s3.0o@3.SO; stockers and feeders
81. I5Gq2.90.
Hogs Receipts. $500; market lower
light and mixed, s3.92H @4.021s; heavy, s3.9
@40O.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-26
live Stock Notes.

l.. A. Combs, of Ewing, came in with
stock.
II. +. Sinder came in with hogs from ST.
Edwards.
j. M. Emerine was here with hogs from
western Iowa.
Joe Dixon, Memphis had hogs and cattle
on the market.
Hale & Bergman of Gordon, marketed
car of hogs.
r. j. Hoy, of Fullerton, came in with cat
tie ana hogs.
M Il. Nichols, OF Bradyville, Ia, had hogs
on the market.
M. H. Jeffrey, of Silver Creek was a visi-
tor at the yards.
William Ross, Little Sioux, Ia., was Wis.
itor at the yards.
B. F. Stelley, Swanton, had two cars of
hogs on the market.
ii. G. and j. w. Reasoner were here from
Greenwood with hogs and cattle.
Lind Nelson came in from Odell with a
string of sixteen cars of fine cattle.
William Bays, Valparaiso, was on the
market with car OF hogs
Is. T.. DowDer, a regular Arapahos ship
per, brought in three cars of hogs.
William Stewart, Benedict, had three
cars of hogs and two of cattle here from
Hastings.
j. A. Swisher formerly of the yards here
now of the Sioux City yards, met with a
great loss in the death of his wife last
night
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-26
English Metal Market.

The American Metal Market prints the
following cablegram, dated London, Friday,
June 2l
Market remains dun, and prices either
barely steady or easier.
TIN-Operations have been small, and
again at lower values; although the opening
on Monday was at an advance of 5s, from
which prices grew yet firmer in the after
noon TO 800 los cash. and col rs Cd forward
From this point, quotations again relapsed
losiL g los al each 'change on Tuesday, ana rs
6d095s at each one the next day. There was,
however, but little further actual decline
yesterday, though values were trifile softer,
and to-day were lowered rs &c more at each
'change, cash leaving off at $50 aud three
months prompts at $50 l0s
CoPPER-Is still dealt in to moderate ex-
tent, ana prices fiuctuate but little; improv-
proving 5s on Monday to 941 5s and e4l for
cash and forward prompts respectively, and
standing thereat unaltered until Wednesday
forenoon, when an advance of 5s was again
established. No further change was noted
yesterday, but another slight gain to-day
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-26
FINANCIAL.

New York. June 25.-[Special Telegram
to THE BEE. stock market
opened with dullness in railroad stocks and a
continuation Of yesterdays unusual transac-
tions in trusts. The talk of trade would IN
dicate that this is likely TO continue. Enthu-
siastic ones say that when the sugar trusts
reach $50, Chicago Gas 75 and the lead trusts
80 there will be more general trading 10 them
than now In the early trading to-day Chi
cago sent multitude OF orders in trusts,
mostly on the selling side. London came
lower. 1t was rumored that the blanks this
morning Disseminated in loans of trusts
stocks, and the prediction followed that this
will check the boom. First figures We're Is
@9s per cent under the close last night, while
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-26
Tho E,ectric strcet Railway.

1t is reported that Hon. John Fitzgerald is
negotiating with eastern electricians with u
view to putting electricity on his Twelfth
street car line and extending it to the peni-
tentiary, asylum and other suburban points.
MIR Fitzgerald being public spirited citi-
zen of ample means, will undoubtedly carry
out this idea. Electric lines are rapidly alb
sorbing horse lines of street railway, and it
seems probable that it will be Il
race between Eltzgerald's line and the
Lincoln Street Railway company as to which
will adopt the electric motor first.
Speaking of t'itzgerald's enterprise re-
minds The BEE man of another scheme by a
wealthy Irish citizen. MIR. Sheedys friends
are urging hlm to build a theater on his lots
on the corner of Twelfth and streets, not
a grand siX-story building but one with the
modern idea of having the audience on tho
ground floor, whore climbing and descending
are not necessary
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-26
A LIVELY DAY.
The Judges Find Many Cases to En-
N. =

gage Ts5ir Attention.
The attorneys in the case OF George Il.
Hoagland against the Omaha and Council
Bluffs Bridge company, made their argu-
ments, Judge Doane charged the jury, and
that body retired TO deliberate. This case
has developed into one of the most important
damage suits ever tried in a Douglas county
court
J. p. Finley, the well-known real os-
tate agent and money loaner, is before Judge
Walieley as defendant in a case instituted by
N. G. Hultin, OF Webster county, la.
The matter involved is contract
entered into between these men, whereby
Hultin agreed to exchange his farm Of 100
acres for house and lot owned by Finley in
Omaha. Hultin became dissatisfied with the
deal and seeks to abrogate the contract.
Deputy County Attorney Shea arraigned
Mike kearns and Thomas l. Lacy Tor high
way robbery. On the night Of June 10. IL is
alleged, they waylaid and robbed John Duffy.
Both pleaded not guilty and were sent back
TO iall. They will be tried this afternoon.
Jennie II. Kyle, who sued her husband,
Charles w. Kyle, for divorce, last fail, re-
ceived the decree Monday Kyle figured
In Omaha as an attorney, and displayed
criminal attachment for his wife's sister
Mrs. Kyle was given the custody of her
child, $50 for attorneys fees, and $50 month
almony.
One year ago the city poupdmaster, j.
Hennessy, impounded twenty-four head Of
cattle belonging to Vincent Harbrick, and the
latter brought suit for $500. Yesterday morn
ing the latter, through default, secured iudg-
ment for 80 from Judge Hopewell. This
amount is claimed for the loss of one cow,
the value Of two days milk, and the cost of
getting his cattle out Of the pound.
Lewis ID. Harris CT al, Lewis A. Harris
and Lewis d. Harris and Henry Moody have
commenced three suits in this court, the first
against Jerome b. Parrot and Chas. Il. Will
liams, the second against John Rudd, and
the thirdsagainst John Flanagan. All of
them are brought to compel the fulfillment
of agreements on contracts for the purchase
of real estate.
The Mercer Avenue Building association
has petitioned the court for the appointment
of q receiver to take charge of certain prop
crty In Walnut Hill ADDITION, against which
there are several mechanics liens and other
claims.
A case in which James Falcouer asks to
have Edward Leeder removed from the pos
session of certain property has been filed on
an appeal from Justice Reads court.
The jury in the case of Sarah Woodard re-
turned verdict of guilty, and she was re-
manded to Jail to await sentence
The case of Ed Walburn, on the charge of
adultery, was then brought up and introduc-
tory arguments heard.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-26

the trusts opened wild and irregular. The
lead trust opened 1 per cent higher, and
after further advance 20 35 it reacted TO
33sE and later moved upward a fraction. AS
on yesterday, sugar wasImost remarkable
for its wide fluctuations, aud opening at 1913,
last nights price, it rapidly receded to NIX,
and then, like lead, again moved UP. Chi
cago Gas was weak and dropped from 81 to
59J4 and failed to recover to any extent. In
the regular list there was considerable irreg-
ularitv, but the tone was generally firm and
New England, Lackawanna, aud Reading
displayed some strength. Pacific Mail was
specially weak, however, and after opening
at 331S, against 344 last evening, it declined
to 3lX on comparatively large business.
There was slight upturn in railroad stocks
at IL q. M, when the market was active and
firm During the hour to 12 o'clock there
was very light business in regular stocks,
with falling off in dealings in trusts. In
the regular list New England was exception
ally active and strong and went to 531S.
There was a slight Improvement in grangers
and coal stocks also. Later in the day there
was some strength in Burlington and Rock
Island, prices going to 1925 and % respect
lively. At the close New England was but
q per cent up at 52Ss, Atchison g per cont
lower for the day, Burlington and St. Paul
a per cent higher and Rock Island q per
cent higher. The greatest weakness was in
trusts. Sugar trusts was very changeabe
and went off to 116H, 9I6 per cent below the
top price of yesterday, and closed at 11i24,
or over points lower for the day. Lead
trusts closed steady after very active day.
The hardening Of the money market had
bearish effect.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-26

brought the cash price up to e4l l2s Cd with
forward prompts selling at R4t 5s
ANTIMoNy-Having now reached the OK
ceptionally high figure OF EGO los for Hal
letts, has made no further advance this
week, but on the other hand maintains this
value as last quoted
SPELTER-Relapsing again slightly during
the week, TO els for ordinary brands of Si-
lesian, with the usual preference of 2s 6d(6
rs Cd given TO specials.
LEAD-Exhibits so little life that no altera-
tion could be noted from the fixed price of
ZIG los for Soft Spanish or sig los English
pigs until to-day, when quotations eased of
2s 6s(65s.
ENGLISH Pic IRoN-As during last week,
has bcenQuiet and steady ut 3Ss for No. g.
BRssEMER PfG-Is still rather heavy but
quoted the same as last week ut 50s.
STEEL RAns-Steady and fairly active at
f4 l2s Cd (. o. b. for heavy sections.
OLD RAlLs-Brisk und firm at 65s@61s6d
for I's, 10s(t015s FOR u. II. c. /. f., N. Y
SCRAP lRoN-Meets with a good demand
and brings from 45s@50s e. o. b.
GLASGOW, Friday, Juno 81, 1889.
SCoTCH WARRANTs--Have not recovered
from the decline made earlier in the month,
but as yet show no signs of going
much lower The market was steady and
unchanged at 42s sd on Monday morning, but
advanced two pence by the close of the day.
and on Tuesday opened even penny or two
higher, reapsing again To 42s I'd at the end
Early fluctuations on Wednesday were in
downward direction but the same closing
price of 42s 1d was repeated; a penny less
than which was accepted yesterday. The
market to-day was tirmer throughout and at
the closing had advanced TO 42s 3D.
Makers quotations are for
Coltness, alongside Glasgow. 54s Cd
Gartsherrie, " " ........5ls Cd
Summerlee, " ........ .53s I'D
Langloan, 4" " ........ 53s 3D.
Carnbroc, " ........ .45s Sd
Glengarnock, " Ardrossan. .5ls Sd
Eglnton, " ........ AIS 3d
Dalmellington, ........ 45s Od
Lighterage, Ardrossan TO Liverpool, Is
ton.
LIVERPOOL, Friday, June 81, 1850.
TIN PLATEs-Dull and quiet.
Charcoal tin plates, Meiyn
grade. ................... l6s 1ONd@lTs d
Charcoal tin plates, ALA
way grade. .............,f IDS 6 d@l4s 716d
Charcoal rerne plates,
Dean grade l42o, 500. 13s o do ......
Charcoal Terne plitcs,
Dean grade, 20.2S. ..... .25s 0 d@o265 d
Coke tin plates, b. V.
grade. ............. les o d0l3s
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-26
TnrtarcX nnd Coronads.

1t seems that the contemplated Fourth of
July celebration in Lincoln is attracting wide
attention. 1t is reliably learned tnat the
publishers of Frank Leslie's illustrated
papers will send sketch artists to do the
scenic parade and such other doings as may
come under his notice. The BaE representa-
tive had the pleasure Of reading Il letter from
the Leslie publishers written to Robert Nc
Reynolds, and can volch for the truthfulness
of this statement. Verify, the Fourth will
be great day in Lincoln's history and those
who miss the celebration will mss the op-
portunltY of a lifetime.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-26
Garber's Kecommendations

Secretary Garbers report in the case of
J. r. Manning and }. r. Sutherland VS. The
Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis s. Omaha
Railway company was filed to-day. The
complaint IN this proceeding is against the
rcasonableness and iustness of the live stock
and coal rates of this company between
Wayne, in Wayne county, and Omaha, and
between Tekamah, in Burt county, and
Omaha.
The subject is treated upon very exhaust.
lively, and the secretary's conclusion is as
anticipated by The BEE in Tuesday morn
ing's issue-that a radical reduction of the
rates on these commodities now in effect on
the various roads in Nebraska, is necessary
and reasonable.
1t is recommended that anthracite and bi.
luminous coal be placed in the commodity
list and that there be established a uniform
maximum rate for all roads,
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-26
"NR. BARNES, OFNEw YORK"
The Gentleman Who Created Him is
in the City.

The Gentieman Who Created HIM is
in the City.
Mr.. AL. Gunther, author of "Two Nights
in Rome" "Mr. Barnes, of New York"
'"rhe Frenchman" and other late novels, is
at the Millard, en- route to visit his mother
who lives In San Francisco. He is accom-
panied by his wife. In short talk with the
gentleman, he said: "This town surprises
mo more than | can tell you. Since / was
here first, ten years ago, the change has
been something wonderful"
Are you at work on any new books?"
"Yes, l have the material collected for
Two, but don't know which l shall write
first The scenes OF what l expect will be
my next and best story, are
laid in America. The opening is to be in
Arizona, and one of the most important
scenes IS laid on the Union Pacific road"
MIR. Gunthcr says that "Mr. Barnes, of
New York; brought him IN fortune enough
TO enable him to establish for himself good
business, and all his books have been profita-
BILE.
He expects to spend about two mouths in
California.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-26
United States Court.

The jury in the case of John Fitzgerald
against the Fitzgerald Mallory construction
company, of Creston, Iowa, returned a ver-
dict in favor If the plaintiff for S5l, ,47465.
with per cent interest from this date on
until the Judgment shall be satisfied.
Fitzgerald is u member or the Fitzgerald
Mallory construction company. Mallory
recently sold out his interest In the concern,
leaving its affairs in an unsettled and highly
unsatisfactory condition. Fitzgerald sued
the company for $4,000 advanced to the
firm. The verdict provides for a Judgment
CT Si7, ,93197 debt and So, ,474 65 interest there
on, making the total of FitzSeralds re-
covery &5l, ,4l2.62 A still larger suit is yet
to be tried.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-26
travelling Mems outing.

The day was an informal one at the park.
But little was doing aside from fixing the
homes and preparing for the tournament,
which commences tomorrow Owing to a
heavy rain AT Pattsmouth this morning the
excursion from that place was postponed
until. Friday, when the delegation will surely
be on hand. The governors, Thayer and
Miekeljohn, w. j. Bryan and Fred A. Will
son, will address the boys, and in this way
contribute TO tho enjoyment of the day.
There will also be vocal and instrumental
music. as well rs readings by some of Lin
coins best elocutionsts. The German Mill
tary band and full orchestra has been en-
gagged for the entire week and Sunday, the
closing Qay,
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-26
OMAHA L,vn srouK.
GattIc.

Tuesday, June %.
Contrary TO expectations the demand to-
day did not develope much activity, but on
the contrary the trade was slow, at prices
that could hardly be quoted higher than yes
terday. Good corn fed native steers of heavy
weights were plentiful, but tidy little cattle,
which were the most sought after, were
scarce, and the holders of such were enabled
TO obtain little stronger prices. AS usual
OF late, good stockers and feeders were scarce
and the few in received little attention.
Butchers stock was not plenty and sold at
steady prices. The sales were mostly of odds
and ends, few head picked up in u place.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-26
Notes About the CITY.

visit with friends in Stuart and Creston, la.
S. j. James will have sewing machine
office in The Hamilton building. and not G.
j. Collins. Mr.. Collins rented the entire
building, and has let DIR. Gee and Mr.. James
parts OF the building, simply retaining an
office room.
The Wright & Baldwin Globe base ball
club has been organized by the painters, and
they throw down the gauge TO any painters
club in the country or 10 the BARRIERS, ,icigar-
makers or stockyard ball clubs.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-26
The Peose Drup Comnnnv.

The Pease Drug company, of Fairbury,
Jefferson county, filed articles of lncorpora-
tion in the Office of the secretary of state to-
day. This company contemplates dealing in
drugs, medicines, and druggists sundries,
and has authorized a capital stock of $40, COO
so per cent of which has been paid in hand.
Incorporators: G.. A. Pease, Gilbert l..
Pritchett, Warthy A. Pease, Ida Nj. Prltch-
EFT and Aultman Pease,
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-26
EVERYTHING IN ITS PLACE.
Following the Doctors and Drug
giste, the Undertakers Meet.
HOW BEST TO EMeALM A BODY.
The First Cheerful Topic Taken Up
The Travelling Men Preparing
For the Morrow's Pas
timcs-Notes.
LINCOLN BUREAU OF THE OMAHA Bss, !
1929 L STREET.


The fourth annual convention of the Ne
braska State Federal Directors association
met at Odd Fellows hall, at 10 o'clock this
morning with an attendance of about
seventy-five. The convention was called to
order by President Reed, of Nebraska City,
and opened by prayer by the Rev. II. Il.
Davis, pastor of the Trinity M. Il. church.
The following committees were appointed;
Credentials--r. +. p. Doudna, Guide Rock; @.
A. Tracy. Wood River; j. S. Shackelton,
Wlber. General committee-George Brown,
Superior; f. V. Taylor, Red Cloud; w. e.
Barker, Beatrice
President Reed then delivered the annual
address, in which he congratulated the asso-
citation on the progress made in the past
year. He noted one death, that of Is. f.
Jones, of Tobias who died October /, 1888,
and congratulated the state that this con-
vention sat so soon after that of the drug
gists and the doctors, that they would be
able to cover up all the mistakes made oy
those bodies.
James Heaton, of Lincoln, secretary and
treasurer made report of the work OF his
Office for the past year.
The financial part is summarized as follows:
Receipts .......... ..................S2 S250. 90
Balance on hand. .......... ......S H.55
After the reading of the report the conven-
tion adjourned until pm.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Promptly at 2 p. IN. the convention was
called to order, and on motion all travelling
men connected with the business, and the
reporters were admitted to the privileges of
the floor.
The president then introduced the Hon.
r. Il. Graham, mayor of the city, who de-
livered the address of welcome.
(.pOrUp Brown. OF SUPERIOR. made n haDDY
response TO this address, to which Mayor
Gaaham replied, rendering the undertakers
the freedom of the city.
Prof. Shreve delivered a lecture on en-
balming, which was followed by general
discussion.
If body can be obtained there will be
practical demonstration of the embalming
process'to- day
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-26
City News and Notes.

Governor Thayer to-day appointed Dr. II.
G. Test, of st. Paul, assistant physician at
the hospital for the incurable insane,
Hastings. to take place at once.
Hon. William Trenton, representative from
Richardson county, and II. l.. Norval, sena-
tor from Seward county, were in the city to-
day, but both took occasion TO say that poll
ties had nothing TO do with their visit.
Secretary Laws went to Omaha this after
noon TO look after some business matters.
He returns home tomorrow morning.
Warden Hopkins family is growing at the
rate of two day. There are now 3S6 con-
victs in the state pen, and more "a COMM"
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-26

The ravages of five epidemics of bow
el complaint have been stayed by Cham
berlain's Collie Cholera and Diarrhea
remedy, adding new laurels + TO that
justly renowned remedy. 1t has been
the meansof saving more lives than
any other known medicine. All of the
leading druggists in Omaha sell il.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-26
Rir observation-disclosures.

New YORK, June 25.--Speculation in Bra
Iil coffee on the New York exchange thus
morning was of semi,panicky character.
Tho decline during the hrst call was from
eighty TO ninety points.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-26

When taken for few days, potash mix
lures impair the digestion, take away the aps
petite, and dry up the gastric juices which
should assist in digesting and assmilating
the ioed. .Swift's Specific has Just the oppo.
site effect; it improves digestion, brings ap-
petite, and builds up the general health.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-26

That hacking coug hcan be so quickly
cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee
it. For sale by Goodman Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-26

MUNEl-Eu5J ht "a tUb per cent
PRIME MERoANrlLE PApER-34 @5I1 per
cent.
STERLING ExcHANGE-Dall but steady {;
sixty day bills, s4.S7; demand, S4SS4.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-26
Receipts.
Prevailing Prices

The followingi3 a table of prics, paid in
this market for tho grides OF stock men
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-19

BERLIN, April ia white book re.
garding the Samoan question has beer
published under date of April 16 by
Prince Bismarck and Herr Steubel, the
present German consul at Samoa. Herr
knappe, the late German consul al
Samoa. is censured for his conducl
throughout all the troubles of the islands.
Tho white book dwells upon the fact
THAI Knappe's actions were entirely un.
authorized and without necessity. ii
states that he took measures on Dec. II
last which resulted in deplnrabIe deaths
and effected an undesirable change il
the position of planters, and which
jeopardized peace between Germany and
America, while quiescence would have
preserved a situation that at least would
have been tolerable. Prince Bismarck
concludes the report by declaring that
Germany has nothing to do with the in
ternal atfairs of Samoa. The German mis-.
sion IN Samoa is restricted to protecting
German citizens and enabling them tC
develop their commercial interests.