Lincoln Nebraska State Journal from Lincoln, Nebraska • 1

THE DAILY STATE JOURNAL II AT II AW A Editors and Proprietor THE STATE JOURNAL GERE ti HATHAWAY, Editor and Proprietors. a riuJWiKiT 8tts Joubmai. Is pulillnhed every Fjiday morning, on the following Coaatarrelal AVI TBBUa: TheDiiLT Stati Jopb4L It Uie morning, except Monday, fit ye Man. delivered by Carriars at twaty eat per week Addreee GIRR A HjfTH AW AT, Llaeele, Neb oie copy, per year ix S.00 00 Largest Circulation of anj Paper Pub-Huned tn the West. SEVENTH YEAR, LINCOLN.

NEBRASKA, SATURDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER i 1876. NO. 152 .0 i Hali-'s Yoxtabl SiciLtA Hata Kisrivii 1TTOMEYS. TELEGRAPHIC A rOBOBB'l XSTCIS.

i Sakdtjse, Ohio, -Nov. 3. R. R. Sloan, who jumped his bail and fled to Europe in Feburuary, 1874, has re-turned to this country, and is expected to A Belgrade telegram to the Times confirms the statement that the armistice, as accepted by tbe Porte, Is unconditional.

The Marquis if Harlineton, in addressing a public meeting at Kefghley, yesterday, said that however much he might Question the policy of some of the gov WHOLESALE WINES, LIQUORS, Democratlo County Tleket. For State Senator A. J. SAWYER, 1. WOLFS.

f' For Hou of Bepreecntitlre L. A. SCOGGIK, 3. i. BUTLER, WM.

T. ISAAC OPPEKH'IMIR For County Commlsaloner: J. Z. BR13COE. i For District Attorney, 2d Judicial Dietrlct: F.

P. IRELAND. i No. 3 Commcrcinl Slock, ova Pure Bourbon, aad hand-mad Bout Kaah WaUkree, and fin Imported Obampagae, Port and Sherry-Wines, Brandies, Gine, Ac, belag purchaeed tbroagh our Eastern Connection we are enabled to aell at the loweet Score. oetSd WHOLESALE Wines Liquors and Cigars.

"No. 4 Coiumercial lalock, Ijincolri, Ncli. The best of Sour Mash and Bourbon WhUklss, Imported Torts, Sherries and Champagnes. oa -n tt.t. -rtriY Sueq3Jad ejojee, aeoiJd no eetmexa d.aqaino joiyaauq eqi mmmiu jno 01 n-pepuo 'Hn 1' iia pe.eq.jud qsiqj 'paeq na jopej pue eiiue aequieqo esju tuam.ioas jirj po eDi uAen te a scientific combination of some of the molt powarful reetorative agents In the kingdom.

Itreatoiee fray balr to He original color. It makes the scalp white and clean. It cares dandreffaiidhumore, and falling out tf tbe bair. It furnl.hea the nutritive prliclple by which the hair is oourlabrd and supported. It makes th hair moist, and gluaey, and Is on enrpaeecd ae a hair drcesing.

It le the moat eco nomical preparation ever offered to the public, as ita tftVcU remain a long time making only an occasional application neccnary. It recom mended and Died by eminent med cal men, and officially endoraed by tbe State Aeaayer of If aa- achuietU. fatSin it ia Diilidi, Sold by J. 11. HARLET.

Lincoln nevt-dlm SHERIFF'S SALE. Notice te hereby riven that by virtue of an order of late iaeued by the clerk of tho Dietriet Court of tbe 2d Judicial Ul-trict or rttoram. within and for I encaater eounty, in an action wherein John 1. Kieutech ia plaintiff, and Phillip MUVr and William K. Chnpin.

(exicatore of tbe laat will and tenement of Henry W. bemmerlad), ixlnthnra areaelecdanu. 1 ill at i o'clock p. m. on the 4th day of Deeembnr, A.

D. IXTtl, at the front entrance to the Academy of Muaic, on etreet. between Tenih nH ti.rnth etreet. In tbe city of Lincoln. Lanea-ter county, Nebraaka, (that being the place when the Dietrlct eurt or eaia county waa laxt beld), offer for sale at publio auction tha following described real eetate, to-it: Tenacrieoir the East half of the tonth-weat quarter of section nineteen, U.

in townehip ten iiAi. North. Ranve i7). Kaatof the hixth Principal Meridian, In Lancaster county, Nebraa ka, neec ID aa I nova: lonraencin, at toe eonth-eaat corner of tbe eouth-we-t quarter of aid Section nineteen (19) and ran lrw thenca twenty (SO) rod, tb-nce north elRbty (0) roda, thence ea.t l-eaiy roup, i oece aou eiehty (Nil roae to ne piac- Given under my hand this 2d day of A. D.

W76. OOV3-UJ HAM. MoCLAX, Sheriff. Ice! See! See! When yoa want some nice COOL ICE Some that will make your stomach feel Ilk th frigid sone, and at the ame time will be vry pleasant, glv Marshal Cooper aa order. He dellTere Ice In all parts of th tlty at a very small price.

aprSO-d w. anaisos. a. waltobd TlATlItlSOXAWAI.FORD, Produce and Commission Agents, or. 0 and 12th.

Lincoln, Neb. SIltIBi IW FtrOUIl, GRAIX, POUI.T11Y, And all kinds of Fruits, Vegetables and Provisions. TEAS A SPECIALTY. oduoe eold on Commlailoa. All iroode d.llv dfree.

JJr 2-d BrTCHEBS. EXCELSIOR MEAT MARKET Opera Hcue building, next door to Poet Offlc. dERRANS Prop's Cursrsef Hams and Breakfast Bacon. Tha fcaat of all kinds of freh aad salt meats Ac, keptiP their eason. eepioi Tf ATI ORAL.

MEAT rilARKETii HAS 8 A. ZEHi Proprietors Beat of tXT8.TKNDEP.LOS Hams Bacon yS oa hand. Gamo In Season. KUnth 8tret. between 0 and V.

fatutis-dlyr NORTH-'WEST MEAT ISJLVIlItET. GEUltAKB HAS Best of Pl-dlS a-2Srr BAOON OonUnually on hand All Kinds of Came Kept In Sanson. Cor. of Sth stnd streets, JalylOd Opposltr Palace Hotel. O.W.BOYEJB, vnorn roa COMMERCIAL Meat Marliett.

paaxaa in all, kiss ov Frealt and Salt Meats, Ponltry, Wild Game, Ac. Oath paid for aU kinds of Fat Stock Corner of 11th and streeU, LimJOLN. NEBRASKA. OCIAMI GENTRftL MEAT MARKET. BOHANAN Prop's.

South Side Square, Incoln A full lln of Fie.h and Salt Heats, Gam and Poultry always oa band. Meats delivered to aay part of the city. oeU-dtf Jacob Iuxciibcrjj, CBALSn Hides, Furs, Wool, Etc. ulyt-dAw To Thoeo Wlahfnc Tattle Kept Ds rlnsr the Winter. The undereipned will keep a number of Cattle threoeh the winter and become personally re-ponaible for them to the owner, far aa hia er of them le concerned.

P. o. KHKE. Citv Herder. eeoeU-dSm-js Box we, Lincoln, Ke.

THEODORE VTTORSET AT LAW, Ulh.treets, llacola. Jlorth weet eor. O'A aug O. II.JKISII E. K.

TYLER, bimiiiKi,) (o ooieaac-iictir.) ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Office, St. Cloud Uutiillug, WASHINGTON, It. O. Practice 10 toe l(.

B. eopretn-j i-ourt, the Court of Claim, and Execetlve Department. Special attention paid to Contacted LmxiX and Mlulug Canee. Patvnte procured. Addreee P.

O. DOS 88. may l-toJaan7 E. O. KNIGHT, OS TDK PlACt.

-f tsricBt Collection Academy of July3-d tf prou Mime. promptly attended to. itoom o. R.W.TAYLOR, 1 ITS TICK TUB rJus Collection tf promptly attended to (rockery Store. Office OTcr Elliott' 4 H.

8. JENNINGS. AW OFFICE. OTnr Lancaster CcnntyBack. i aprliS-U HUNTER A 8AWYIR.

TTOttSStS AT LAW. OfHca Union Bloc a anactaitv cor. tun a. jan7-d i TUTTUE, HARWOOD A AMES, TTORH8T8 AT LAW. OUVce la Academy xVol Muelc.

v. QURR, A "ER Lincoln Nebraska. 1 norm PHILPOT, CALEY A KNIGHT, a TTOKSKYS AT AW. Office In eouta room iV lowsr Qoir In ianeaeter BankbrUdlo Lln-aolu, Nobraaka. lttl L.o.

BCKfUTOtary mono. WEBSTER BURR, i' AWYEIlrt-Qfflce lo Acudemy 01 Building, Lincoln, jseDranaa. J. H. OXWORTHY, ATTORN JtY AT LAW AND KOTAHY PUBLIC.

Ofllce front roorat up etalre, cor Utli Streit, Lincoln, Nnbraeka. may N. 8. SCOTT. A TTOHNBY AT LAW.

Office In Oody'i eouth eide of.Market Bpace. COBB. MARQUETTA MOORE ATTOHNEYS AT LAW. Office tn Pltr.ger-aid eblock.Llucolc, Ncbraeka. o.

LoLft. WiL 'lOWLKT nnWAItir OO. COLLECTION AGENCY. At Otorneye at Law, OUlso over ard, Nebracke. Si.it Bnk.i Sew ocUSd m.

rl. 1 uitiS I Ax LA in aiaa it La. j.tkMi. v-v i UtiLji 1 room No. tf.

(Jaylioi ttlooa. usTica oi Tin riici. IJOHM McLEAN, I Att-rooy at Oillco Academy of MuMc. CUectioua Bjiltue l. novlkdU 77 A.

L. PALMER. AW'iHH, Academy of Molc. Boom No. Janli rU'8ICIA3t.

MRS H. K. PAINTER M- P. a GRADUATE of PENN MEDICALUNIVER-A BIIV. PbUadlpbla, Otllce el.

eouta iiviuili elreel. CIIIIONIC CASas DISK ABES 'OK WOHIK A CHILDREN aaiafally atleoded to. epl4-d i 1 C. C. RAOMORE, M.

D. 8URiKON. Offlce let Dr. De eeylr Dru Store, Eaat Ida of tbe eqnare Offlee bo ire from 10 to 1 andlro.o 3 to lock ai. Uueldenc, near corner ot llth and Ji.i i W.

LATTA, M. D. I -liratClAN AND BURGEON. Office cor-t norlltuand etroet; be-. ih lift had twenty yeare tve eoeclal attention to ar-ry, and euroulc dieeaeoe of long etaudtag.

Juntf M. HARRIS -Inaarts teeth on Gold.B. StUet u.kuud intaranteoa all operation OtBee Newman a eiure. on andtlth. betweea lota J.

O. CARTER. i TUYBieiAN AN3 profa.stonal.errtcee to tne ciUaen. of and Tlcinltr. Oflee cor.

of and iti irtirhonr from 1 to p. m. Reetdenoe on betweon la and It etreet. mm OTli4W3nt. KERN, DENTIST, omce i)ro(f more; toruor endllth ttreet, Lincoln, ne-iXLlXaraeka.

janitWO DR. L. ROBBIN8. OFFICE and roaie, over mwnnaue stare oath elde of 't. et, Lincoln, U.

8. PenetonSuue dwt, 'MISCIIIiLiANEOrS. lTrTcoy. CARPSNTER AND BUILDER. Uobblng promptly afnjed to.

Bpocial attention 1 leTiied to bis cominnod flour, moil aad eagar cbe.t, Shop on etroet, ad door east ofCenWn-mal bouee. ocUd isnni.V STENCIL SHOP. Suncll plaUe of all bag lege end ky chectt, clutbing KJrAwM! corner end llta'etiaete, Liaco.n, Neb. auc2d III! i It WITTMAK, II ARNSae AND 9ADDLKS. Jarrla Trim nilna aciU)f.

Tantlt at etreet, third doo onUt of Lancaster bounty auk. lo-a HENRY CERNER, LIFE INSURANCE AGENT. SUte Agent for the St. Loale Life Inearanoe the lar-Sxtand troasreet etock company In the eonatry. OFFICE cornorot and Ilia etreet, Llneoia Nebraaka.

mayiO 4 TEACHERS' REliWLAR EXAMINATIONS of Tebri wlil be held at Lincoln, on the let and Sd Batr arday of each month nitll farther notice 3. G. LAMM, CSupU P. LANTZ. A LATfD AGENT, itH rr AWT.

P4t. Uldeet Aei Gper Iloeio 8 oct ia South Plane CounUy corner uta and etrteta, octl6dwtf tlaeoln Nebraska. W. H- KEEPER. OSAL ESTATE AND COLLECTION IV Axrat.

Office with Brown, England -Brovav filacola, Neb. Uotue rnOBg a epeet pl5-d Ocrraan American Ins Co. i ASSETS, S2.000.000 00 Apply to BS5JA aaaiadly F. FISHES, Agent, Lintels. Aimnr A- rirflla.

a IDonU. I ad to euod Asjueta. AMfn bok Itce. Wle Aagtr ws, aaw DEALERS IN laincoln, Noli; srooc DEALER IN novS rip-aKidea pee oisnqnd aqiauAnt ejoieiaui Due auieSjee '3avn0s i3xyvw 3ais isim 3uu9isoqdn '9Jniiujn aav aiveaion A. STEWART CO.

tlAVX OPENED IS TnilR Wbelaaasla tVarehoneea Olt. Wabash Avonuo and Wasliington Street, SE (D A A LARGE and WELL-SELEC- TED ock of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, Upholst'y, Carpets, 1 TO WHICH THEY INVITE THE SPECIAL ATTENTION of THE TJtADE. North British Mercantile iriSURANCE CO. of London and Edinburg, Assets' 10,000,000 OO. asyjA.

F. FISHER, Agent, Xtneolnl atals-dly Congress Billiard Hall SIIION KFLIY, Prop. The Finest Hall In the State, and Conveniently Looated. Pure AVines and Liquors always oa hand. Alio Tho Celebrated Dudwelaor DIPORTED BEE1T.

Which for flaror aad delicacy Cnnnot be Eqii ailed 2d door west of Opera House. I mT3e-d3tno, J. C. CLARK, I SSALSB IV Alt. EIKDI OF ABM mimm mmim.

Aaltmaa Taylor Ylbrattag Thraeher, Valley Chief Reaper, Eliby Reepar. Wewton Wioe. Jleadnr Elne Reaper Leedar Raaper, Clipper and tar Sulky Hake, OulUTatori.au. octl-d OARniAGEi niiinBir Ae IDa I a an 1 lo Ilia aae eftkaa.xuai.rMaa, to. mh VI I if Is aeiesM ivpitsaMsMii Wtralv happr In Mat a.aviried ralstism.

Xtu ui Tmns sad tntddis afed saouid read an si prassi mum. 4iHmrta Iba I BMaai. yaon aad tnlddta af4 aaouJ4 nad a.S iiii.m ,:1 eoMain. tnajrmaooa, wai.h a Mt aaa awe tm b. Witt- O- 1 oa how I.

,1 ii. 1 tli. aa waflmM, u4 "to Sul ehMti th. ImkMM a rau, lu kat at aoly craa Maiufi Oiuoa la tea Mri4. rrt.

1. WaU. Tm auiaor may aa MMltM II. br n. of IIwiuMmu moUoom kl.

PfcA.0.6faCM.lal VlMin.T--.-hln.l'L BRICK LAYERS AND ERICX JAKERS Take any kind of work UttetrUae aadJ PTJRNIBH BRIOS' any part of Ue city. Orders left at HALLOS CLOTHIHO STORE 1 ExcelsiorCigar Man ufactory WOETE3IADE A WOLF Prop's. also Wkoleaal aad retail dealer In all kl ads of Smoltins and Chewlsg Tobaccos, 1'Ipes, and Smokers' Fancy Artleles. a Eatt 0 Street, between iUh aa. 12 LINCOLN, NEBRASKA.

JunelTd ftfT A MO-N'TII Arant. wanted erery II I I Iwlivre. rH.lii)."aa haiutrabia and 9t lelaa. Parilrulara iviit fr. AdSrea araotauiT BaroaraD roa rum j.u.t evara lDUik th Trasraaa HjrioM Tftnuri A Sea Captain convicted of shocking cruelty to Mb Prize Fighters Come to Grief and the Penitentiary in Ne Jersey John L.

Routt Inaugurated Governor of Color a-, udo A Flattering Exhibit. Arrhs ts for Illegal Regis tration. Digest of Grain Reports from the Commission-' er of Agriculture. Another Railroad Smash Up. The French Policy on the Turkish Imbroglio, Th Turks urn th Residence of the Austrian Consul in Servia.

A 1103ITER. Nw Yore, Nov. 3. Captain Josiah H. Urindle, late master ot the ship Si.

Mark, who has bees before the United Slates courts as defendaut in two trials for cruelty to his crew, was yesterday convicted in the criminal branch of the court, Judge Benedict pre siding, of. cruel and unusual punishment of a sailor kaown as Long Tom, by flogging and other indignities effected by the captain's own haod or by his direction. It is alleged that three sailors died nnder his cruel treatment. Capt. Grindle was flrBt arrested five years ago, when master bl the ship Old Colony, for lll-treatiag two Spanish refugees, Whom it wis alleged he attempted to coeice into signing the ship's papers.

On the trial it was proved that the men. were beaten, hoisted the main top, with heavy irons around their necks, and gagged with iron bolls, and confined in a dark hole fifteen days on an allowance of a biscuit a day. The men were so weak when taken from the ship that they had to be brought into court on stretchers. After a trial laetiDg several days Griadle was acquitted on technical grouads, the verdict being not truilty Under the statute, and the ruling of the court, but guilty of cruel attempt. sentenced.

Salem, N. J. Nov. 3. Weedln Goodman and Collier, found guilty of manslaughter by aiding in the killing of the prize lighter.

Walker, were to-day sentenced to six years imprisonment, each la the Trenton penitentiary. The remaining two prisoners, Clark and sentenced to imprisonment 1W wo years. "ilEACBCBATION OF QOTEKNOR. Denter, Col. Nov.

3. Hon. Jno L. Routt was te-day inaugurated as governor of Colorado. His message is mainly devoted to the topics of local state The financial allowing is particularly iavorable, there being a handsome excess of over all liabilities and.

constitutional provisions prohibiting- a debt or excessive taxation. Educational matters are equally encourag-injr. The annual products of the mines are $9,000,000, and it is predicted that with the development of San Juan district in southwestern Colorado, that next year's product will reach $10,000,000. ARRESTED', FOE ILLEGAL REGISTRATION. Ban Francico, Nov.

3. i The tjaited Btates marshal yesterday and to day made a number of arrests of parties charged 'With illegal registration, mostly on the ground of son citizenship and conviction of crime. Warrants have beea issued for many others. The question of the law iegarding these cases will be brought before the United States district and circuit courts to-morrow. DIGEST OF CROP RETURNS.

Washington, Nov.S. rhe digest of crop returns for October, as prepared at the department of agriculture, indicates a reduction in the yield of the wheat crop of bear one-sixth; the whole quantity is somewhat superior. Every seotion of the Union indicates a reduction, except the middle states. The figures point to a yield of about two hundred and seventy-five million bushels. Rye is reported 4 per cent, less than '75, but the quality ia better.

Barley, 6 per cent, less than last year. Buckwheat, fall average. Oats show a falling off of 23 per cent, in every section of the Union. The corn crop is deficient, but the figures are cot yet obtained. Cotton crop will be large and likely to approach the heavy yield ot '75.

Sweet potatoes, full average crop. Sorghum, full production The tobacco report shows about aa average production TRUSTEES APPOINTED. Topeka, Ks. Nov. S.

Judge Morton, in the Bute District Court today, upon the application of Adolphua "Meier, John A. Stewart and Mathew Baird, trustees in a mortgage conveying the entire line of road, appointed Carlos S. Greeley and Henry Vi? lard to be receivers i the Kansas Pacific R. R. The company claims that it would have been able to have avoided the action of the trustees of the bondholders if the United States had paid the sum due it for the transportation of mails, troops, which now amount to about half a million of dollars.

It is understood that the purpose of the trustees in taking thif action is to hold the property entailed, so that it may De operated as hitherto, without in any manner affecting its use by the public. DEMOCRATIC FLARE-UP." Ti Leavenworth, Nov. 3. vibe democrats had their largest meeting of the campaign here to-night Laing's hall was crowded to overflowing A large portion ot tbe audience wi ladies. Speeches were made by Gen Blair, of Fert Scott' Hon.

Foe of Texaj, and S. Kansa City. j-'V-; i Berlin, Nov. 3. Herr Forkenbectr baa been elected president of the Reichstag, the diet of th realm, and Baron Stanienberg, first vice- out ia an appearance i and stand trial Thore are seven indictments against him for forgery.

Hia forfeited, ball, $3,200, was paid to the county "commissioners year ago. His attorneys said that he will attempt to make the Cincinnati, Sandusky Cleveland Railroad Company trouble. They are confident that he cannot be convicted on the criminal charge. The public regard his flight and forfeit of ball as tult conies, ion ot Uilt. 1 DIED NEW GRADE ON OATS, AC.

i I. f. New Yoke, Nov. 3. Ml83 Mary Ileinutau died this mornin in the Ml.

the fleets, as aliezd, of malprauice of John an aa rVhice, ot 209, Allen sUetl. Mis. White, who is well known to the police, baa been arrested and committed to tail. The dead girl wag about nineteen yeajrs old and the daughter of respectable parents in fiew Harlem. Mn.

Ksctiard Smith and two sons, of 119 Congress street, Brooklyn, have been arrusied od a ciiur'a of aa attcmul to poi son tha husband aud father. 1 i 'T oiinniiHu. mA a ov two new grades ou otlu: extra wniie correspohuing lu ui preentNo. 1, aud the white extra oats cone-puuding to- No The committee altered No. white No.

1 oats to 29 pound per bushel instead of 32 as at Tho new eradea take effect ntst Monday. FIRES- P' 3i The weather has cleared. The storm was very extensive, but not very cold. fire at tha Barrack yesterday stroyed two buildings and their contents. Loss $25,000.

St- HiacintheI Canada. Nov. 3 A Are broke out this morning in Clara-viuo Treerea' pi ante autl machine shop, and burned twenty buildings before the flames iero got under control." i BT. Paul, Not. 3.

At 2 o'clock this morning tharesideiice of Joseph L. Lick, tn this city, with a portion' of the contents, was consumed by Ore. Lots, $3,000. Two hours later the residence vt. N.

1 Ungford, just coon ptetcd and not occupied, was also burned, aad the adjoining residence, that of Chief Justice Gilflllan, was somewhat injured. Loss $3,000 to $10,000.1 Insurance $5,000. Both flres are believed; to bo incendiary. New York, Nov. Wmi, Wheatjey, bece a favorite actor, died In this cily this morning.

i 1 ifo see TnEin ftjtcee homes. Ouaha, Nov. 8. About ninety Sioux Indians, under charge of the commissioners passed through here to day, eft route for tha Indian Territory 1 I ILK THE A. A P.

R. eOKFXRMEB TWT- KTRDBItEaS HASOBD. i CZTl V- v- gT.liOcrs'Nov. 3. In the case of Iho Atlantic Pacific B.

to Wm. BucfcleyiOf New? York, 'Judge Treat, of the United Sti ei Circuit Court, ordered a deed to iue to that the terms of the decree of taj. pt.rbe,' r)'ad having beea complied with. A sDecial to lh Olebe-JJemocrat. froim Itaulman, Texas, says Eugene Catchings and: Wm.

Payne, who tnurdered Jnhn Love, near Terrell, Texas, In May, 1S75, were hanged there to-dav? THE C0MMCKI8T O.CE8TION. jiU I-." 1 "London, Nov. 3. A Sinndard'i Paris dispatch says that M. for, the cessation ot prosecutions against the communists vaa introduced in the chamber ot deputies yesterday; by -M.

Isbonne. Afttir a debate, dorkig which Da Fuare opposed and Gambetta supported the measure, the house, by an overwhelming majority, decided tV proceed to a debate on the Clauses of the I bill. The Standar'da correspondent remarks that this dwicat ot Du Fuare ought to -show- the-J cdTOrnmeni thersecsasitt of doing tiling in the matter. -t ice" lim.es yeswraay puwsea a letter fromi Parte, Jtn tho subjeat'etJ which the following is the substance: "''Gatetssws? proposition if that nensemr prosecuti oos for pari icipation.ia tha eom mune be commenced, and that all the old prosecutions be quashed except those against the instigators or principals of asaatsi nation incendiarisms or robberies, and that all trial of parties in contu-macion be before the' court of jaesizrs instead of 'the military tribunals, as heretofore. This provision would prolong the trials fo fen jaarF, as between add: 4,000 cases remain to be heard, while the court of -assizes could, only hear 300 or 400 cases yearly.

On June 28th, President MacHahon, yielding to the cabinet's desire to tjuiet tae this subject'," published a letter ia the' Journal Official ordering that no more prosecutions be instituted except in contumacion or by the -cabinet. This was meant to be a compensation to the extreme left for the rejection' of a general amnesty. GatenoUs' prepOBition would permit all sclf-exeited communist leaders to return to France in The cabinet has determined not to accept any larger measure of amnesty than that conceded in the president's letter, leaving individual cases subject to the executive clemency of the cabinet, and tiow accepts the passage of Gateneaus'i motion by the Lower House. Even though certain of defeat in it-joins'7ia an aggressive and distrustful vote afrainst "Presidene.MacMahon. Theirmeapure is adopted by it combination of the If and right.

The cabinet's majority js.ais-. loyal, and either way. the cabinet must resign. 1 i I -j THE GREAT GENERAL ARRIVED. i Havana, Nov.

8. 1 General Martinez; Campos, with, IjOOO troops, arrived hero to-day. FEASC19' POSITION ON THE WAR TION. 1 i Part Nov. 3 In the chamber of deputies to-day, ths Duke de Cases, minister of af lairs, made a statement in regard to the pt Ley of the French Government in the East.

He dwelt principally oa the coun try neea oi wki conciaaea ne toliows: i i i If contirary to the expectations of the. government complications should arise, we shall never ask yon to compromise, the honor and safety of France in. a which docs not involve her essential in. terests, JThus having Used our best en' deavors la tuaintaia the, peace of Europe, we shall at least, be sure oi be in 2 able to ma n'ain it for ourselves. A telegram from Ragusa states that in consequence of the Conclusion -of the arw mistice, ths consular commission at Mor tar, for the t.

the, insurgent provinces has been dissolved. tnOVT THE ARMISTICE. a i JjOndon, rov. a. Ths Yienaacorresnondentoi the Times SiiioundesTIiat Montenegro las accepted armistice oa the same terms as cervta, A dispatch to the Daily News.TronfYl- snna.

reports that the 'Austrian ambassa- lor at St, Petersburg has been ordered to oroceed to Levadia. It is rumored that the Grand shortly 'go tHther aieo, on a conSdeatlai mission. 1 1 40 er ernment measures relative to the eastern question, he was not prepared to say that the objects the government has aimed at had not been such as would- generally commend themselves to the good opinion cf the English government. A GOOD EXCUSE FOB WAR- I London, Nov. 4 A special to the Standard treat Serajeri, the capital of Bosnia, reports that the residence of the Austrian consul in that town, has been set on fire, and it is said jbr the Turks that the troops who were iiimmonsd to extinguish the flames, plundered, the house.

-j MCSDXR AND ARSON. Acocsta, Ga Nov. i A party of negroes broke into a residence near Aiken, S. last night, and murdered Mr. Haosian, mod his nephew, named Postman.

After robbing the prem- sta las murderers c.rea the dwelling. PH0BABILPTTE9. 1 1 Washinoton, Not. 3. r.

'For the-upper Mississippi and lower Mm.ouri valley, in the southern portiOoa ouihefly winds with falling barometer! Warmer cloudy and possibly rainy weather: but in the northern portions colder notherly i winds with rising barometer, cloudy and possibly, snow, i. RAILROAD ACCIDKNT- WnsELiNa, W. Va, Nov. 3. Nine cars and a locomotive were precipitated through a bridge a distance of thirty feet on tha Baltimore Ohio R.

two miles east of Moundsville. Engi neer Hamilton as killed, and a strange man ndln one the cnjrtne In jured. a CHICAGO MARKET. Chicago, Not. 3.

Flour, easier, but not quotably lower. Wheat, active, but weak and lower; No spring 1 cash No 2 spring 1 08 cash; 1 10 Dec; No 3 spring Corn, dull, weak and lower; 42 cash: Oata. dull, shads lower; 50m cash: 31? Dec. Rye, easier, 59. Barley, heavy 77 cash 80- Dec.

i Pork, steady, firm: 15 75(318 00 cash; 15 40 Not; 15 45 Dee 15 87 year. L.ard. firmer; U62K(9so cash: 9 45 Nov 9 42K 45 Dec 8 37KQ9 40 year. rsun meats, steaay, nrm. Whisky easier but not quotablv' lower.

109. CThleaara Live'aioek Haxket. Chicago. Nov. 3.

Cattle. receiDts 5.000: dull and un changed. Hogs, receipts good demand: 10 cents higher; heavy to light packing 5 60 7); heavy shipping 7Uo vo; uos- ton and Philadelphia loU 8 10(6 15. sheep, receipts ZM: dull, lower to sell; Sales 3 25 3 30. i 8T.

LOUI3 MARKET. bt. Locis, Nov. 3. Hemp, unchanged Flour, -Very quiet; little doing, 'i' Wheat, lower: No 2 fall 119 rash: 23Dec; No 3 do cash; 1 084 Nov; No 4 do 1 OlQl 01.

uorn, easy ro '4 mixed 4UM 4Ui cash Nov. Oats, dull, No 2 mixed (bid Not. Rye, lower, 57. Barley, dull; No 2 Kansas 65. Whisky, quiet, 1 08.

Butter, dull; little doing. Eggs, better, 19320. Hay, unchanged. Pork, dull, 16 75. y- Bulk meats, quiet: loose new liacon, dull; Wf.

Lard, quiet, 6 C2K. 1. Lenia Utt ateete itdtttot, 5 31u8t! Xotjis.Nov. 3. Hogs, duller; Yorkers 5 25(25 50-, bacon 60(25 05.

Cattle, good demand for butchers; oth prades slow; cows and heifers 3 253 50 Blockers 60(5 a 65 good to Choice through Texans 8 00 9 Receipts, ..00. MEW YORK MARKET. New Yore, Not. 3. Flour, dull; generally unchanged; In buyers' Wheat, dull and heavy one to two lower to sell holders refusing to yield new held at 1 28; winter red western 1 28.

Rye, dull; western 7275. 1 1 Corn, half cent lower; mixed western 5S60; mixed steam 53(g58Jj mixed -7 I Harley, dull, Oats, shade better' mainly on stale grades mixed western 32(348; white 85 (343. f. DALTIMORE Baltimore, Not. 8.

Corn, active but lower; mixed spot old 56; new New York Cold Market. New ore, Nov. 3. Gold, dull, steady, 109. The Only Direct Boats to Chicago And the Eut via the B.

X. in Webraeka Pullman dining and sleeping cars. Best romte from i.ncoin to St.Louit. 'Prompt and sore con nection! at Pacific Junction with express fraine for St. LonU running Pullman sleeping cars.

The ordinary discomforts attending transfer at the Hiesonrl Elver are uvoided by crossing coaches on transfer steamers, built eipremly for tho pur pose. Coaches run through Lincoln to Pacific Junction. Telegrams eecuringdeeptngcaeaceom modationto Chicago or St. Louie sent r4 from B. M.

in Neb. Ticket office nnder SUte Ha- ional Bank, corner of and 10th treu. JanSdtf TO SHIPPERS IN XEBaSXA, 43 Hours betweea St. Lealj ft Llacola Anarrangtmeathas ba effected betweea tk JLiaeourt Paclffc and Atchison Nebraaka Rail roadCompanlee, "by which a Through car will be loaded daily ia St. Louis for Lincoln aad point tributary la Nebraaka, ruaaing through Ik th unequalled time offorty-elgbt hours.

Merchants and stker businee men purchasing goed In St Loci. ClncinnatL New Tork and all other astern citle. will readily see the great advaa tagee offered them la having their; good slimed by thi reete. Rat guarantoed as 'o as the lowest, and all over charge adjusted oa delivery of good. For laformation apply to R.

Xiun, 'General Agent, Lincoln, Or J. I Ctt. 6 n'l Freight Agt AtckUon febSSdtf $10 to 25 per Day mn to a.11 aracT. a. ST APLZ a.

COT fit I. ar-mare VMl otawn tv-T Kr fek vniealara fva City SarkeU. Lincoln, October 31. Wheat, Np. 2 spring 70(275 8 o-jy rfjectetf 40cd55 Corn, old.

21 new Barley, No. 2..,. 3. Oats, new. Old Potatoks.

per bu. 18(320 40 23Q35 20 30 25 Sweet Potato Est per bUj 75(100 ..,.250 (3850 lolu, per cwr Onios8, per ba. Brah, per to a Eoos i--: Bcttkr 75 12H5 aoaa ArpL.88, Peaches, No. l. pei bu.

2 50 Found at L.at. Tho Delmonicolteetauranthai changed bands, and -will hereafter be ua la' first class style. It has one of the finest din ing rooms In the city. Mr. Wild has em-Dlojed ono tt the-finest cooks In the west Oysteta and naeall Cooked fn all atyles, and served at all honnf.

oc3 dtt SydhbY Wild, 3 Fok. Hals A good second -hand Chick srice piano, at a bareain. Inquire of Prof. Pryor. 1 1 4 1 nov21dtf Why do we see Wolfmsn so bmy Be.

cauao he sell the best cigars. sept29d FALSE IMPBEiMOSf It is generally supposed by certain class of cittzens, who are not practically experienced, that Dispepsia cannot invariably be cured, but we are pleased to say that Guren' ACQ09T Flower has never, to our knowledge, failed to cure Dyspepsia, and Liver Complaint in all iU forms, such aa Sour Stomach, CodUvenesa, Bkk Head, ache, Palpitatioo of the Heart, low spir Out of 50,000 dozen bottles sold last year, not a single failure was reported, but thousand of oomplimentary letters were received from Druggists, of wonderful cures. Three doses will relieve any case. Try it Sample Dottles, 10 cents. Rsgulat size, 75 cents.

For sale by II. Harley. mchl8 GO TO ZIEMEB Fr Centennial Office one door Bomtim of Flrat National Bank. Tie bat all Rontes. w-a For Contennlal Tickets, Address, or call on B.

P. It. Miller, street, Union Block, sign of buffalo head, Lincoln, and get a "Centennial now ready for free distribution, giving map and detailed statement In relation to routes, ratea, to the Great Centennial EKhibitiouJ: Bear in mind," that by this route you reach Philadelphia or New York hours in advance of any other line, and that there is but one change of cars from Lincoln, and that id la the Union Depot at St, Louis, where you simply step from ono traia to another. apr30 The Xebraik a Ticket office jenn now be foand In con lection with the M. Railway Company's offlce-on lOlh street.

rept9 d.w3 A. C. Zlemer, Ihlii AgiLt School District -We have "now in stock a full line of books, of our own manufacture, lor the use of School District officers. All orders will be filled promply.and at 'bottom prices. State JoubkaCo.

Notarial Reoortir -We can now supply all orders for two land three quire printed Notarial Records. These books axe made to coafprnr to the Blanks sold by spect first-class. us and are in very re- Statb Jourxal Co. Lyon's Kathairon makes beautiful rToasy, luxurianthairi prevehts 1ST falling ouLor turalag gray. It has stood the test of forty years.

It is charmingly per-fumed, and has no rival. Bold by J. Harley, Lincoln." mchlidAwly Hagan's MiG-NOxji Balm preserves and restores thecomplexion; removes freckle, taa aad 'makes the skin soft white anddelioate. Its application can not be detected. Sold by J.

H. Harley, Lincoln. TT mohT8dwly i- i If Yott Want If you want Bill Heads, i If you want Envelopes, 4 Ifyou want Box iabels, rh If you want Statements, a rr vou want Show Cards. If you want Note Head If you want Ball If you want Large Posters, 5 If you want Small Posters, If you want Blank Drafts, It you want uiana uetua, Ifyou want Bottle Labels, i If yotT want uiana viruers, If you want Calling Cards, Ifyou want Blank Checks, If you want Shipping Tags, If you waat Auction J3ills, If you wan iiusiaese Cards, If vou want Job Printing Pe- icrtpttOB, -t- In a manner to equal any otner Printing Establishment in the west, uome or send to journal vuice. i For sale.

THoocoBaa bcbhax btocx. I kave for tale on my fana, Ave mile, aorta of Greenwood, fifteen head of tboraogbhrod Durham bulls, from lx monthe to two years old. Partlee deairinx to ptnxhae each stoca wiU pleaee apply oa lb, farm, or at the Flret Rational Bank, Plattraonbv-JW-erb, XfmM ale will be made known. Jneersl Jtr FrrseamiLP. Ts Theae "Wlahlns; Catties Kept rla the Inter, Ds will keap a namber of cattle throuth the winter- ae become pelsemalry; re-Sonfible for them to tbe owner, eo.

far as. his eire for them la concurred. P. U'SUKBCHr Header. cetlJmc P.

O. Box 3fc, I ncoln, eb. ADVERT1SHG7 '83N 'N100NI1 03 S9SSCjubij 'spoog Mt evaivsa nvui Auction House or W. T. R0SSITER, -OH- South Slds of ths Square, Lincoln, Neb mportant Notice to the Public.

Wtn.T. Rocoiter, DEALER IN Every Description of Merc Ii an I e. S5.000 CO To Advance on all Kinds Goods. Who Wanti to Raise Jtlonejt OO TO t' 1 Rossitcr's Auction KoomS. I KOSillTEK will advance en everj description of goods KOSSITEB Buys every deecripllon o( goods for cas HOSSITDU Sells at auction or private sales.

"j- ROSSITEK lias 5,000 to advance on goods. nossiTEit Will sell at auction day and evening through Fall and Winter. 1 Don't Forgot the Auction Commission House Of W. T. R08I TER8V MplO-d Herding Notice.

I wlak to aay to tbe ctt aeae of Lincoln that I 111 ba r.adr to herd le aa loon ae th neat eearon epene, and I .1 herd a cheap aa the cheapeat, and be reepooalble for tk car of all Cattle piacra IB my cnarira. va iuji herding untllyon ee me. A Wo cattle wintered on reasonable term. P. O'SIIIE.

ctlS-dlmo NEW GUN STORE! J. rJ LI I Lo cksmith, AUD MACHINIST, Street, Between' 8th and. th LINCOLN, NEBRASKA, Keep eon.tan.Uy on band a f'J assortment et SHOT GUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS AJUirITIOJf. All kind. of repairlAd doa at short aoUa aad orlcea Particular attention paid to orders ftosa tk country.

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