Lincoln Nebraska State Journal from Lincoln, Nebraska • 1

KIUHTIL YEAK. MlVdOLJV, TUESIJAr WOJIJMNG, JULY 'i, 1878. 4--T I i 7 i 1 Receipts. lower and slow; hub LIQUORS. WASHINGTON.

PROFESSIONAX 01EDS. LATEST MIS in my ofnee, and kept me advised. The knowledge upon which I based my protest or request to the Board was obtained through my attorney. At 12:30 the committee took a recess. BLOC WiS GO WIIOI ESALl DE-tLEKS IN WIWES, lilQUORS, ETC No.

3, Commercial Block, Lincoln, Neb 1a SPECIALTY OF t- 1 1 I at KENTUCKY AMD SOUR MASH WHISKIES. ocib GROCERIES. E. F. FATJCHERS, DEALER IN Staple and Fancy Groceries NOTIONS OWL Street, between lOth and I Ith, Gooda delivered to any paft mchl4d3mlstp COAL.

o. IDE acInt, OFFICE, SOUTHWEST C0IIXEK 0 AND 11th STKEETS. A 11 Yard Office, Uttle, Brdclr Curson's 1 WHITEBREAST COAL" shipping, mta ipacking, g04 00; butcher to extra. 4 Vlt4 Ki. i S.HBKP Receipts -M; coed butcher demand choice to fancy.

3 M' ood. 2 floi 3 1 common to fair, li last? -H siockers per head 1 or59 fat lamba! wanted fair to chotrc. 1 50 III), CHICAGO MARKET. Cuicauo. Jul 1 Fi.ocr Dull and jim hanced.

WiiKAT-t'rMM'ltlcd bnt ijeMeMlly higher, cloa- msr easier prm'r, o. s. Corn steady wd ia good dcaiaadt 36 1. Oats Lower; Rva Dull and lower; 48. Barley Firmer; 4'-4.

Pork Fairly active aud a shade higher; 9 33(31 Lard Steady and: In fair demand 6 Bii.K Meats Steady and unehanced; shoul ders. 4 short ribs. 5 short clear, 5 75. Whisky Steady at 1.0& ChicaKO Live Stuck Market. Cbk ako.

Julv 1. The l)rtver' Jouriiai, of thia afternoou, ruKirta as fol lows I HiMiS -RiH-eifts. s3.CN); slow and tMicluutiiod; heavy. 4 1.X' liahu 4 (XlftKI 10., Catti.k Receiptsi unchanged 4tecrs, (M1 50; butchers' stock, firm and active; eows.ii W6i bulla, l.Vi2 '1'exans, a lUka 3 I SHKEr Receipt 29, mostly of inferior quality sale at -4 SOC.M 00. NKW YORK MARKKT.

New Y'uiik. July 1 Fi.ocr -Dull aud nneliani'etl. Wheat Dull: nnirraded 8S: No. 3. 8Sa 90; No.

3, 00; ungraded winter red western 97; No. 2. 105. I Rtb Dull western, 60CB. Barley Nominally unchaiiircd.

Corn Higher; steamer, 4iH yoimd yel low. nansas. n.i Oats Weaker: heavy western. 31 P0KK--D11II; mesa, 10 00. New York Gold Market.

Kiwi York. Julv 1. closed at $1.00. Oom UiM'iicil al CHI1AP L.AJI3S. '330 acres, 3 mile from U.

S. court house, Lincoln, $10.00 pef acre. 160 acres, improved, 1)4 miles from Olive Branch, $9.00 per acre. -80 acres, improved, 3 miles from Ccntre- pcf aci-e 13 acrca Ja mile from city limits of Lin-r colu. i All above in Lancaster Neb.

Can be bought for small payment each, and balance On long itime on easy terms. Call on or address, aprlS d3m C. C. Burr, Lincoln, Neb. LEGAL NOTICES.

SHERIFF'S SALE. Notice is hereby riiven. that, by virtue of an exe cution, issued by tlvc Clerk of the District Court of the Second Judicial: District of Nebraska, within and for Lancaster (jou nty, in an action wherein Christian F. Dmnrow is plaintiff, and George W. line is ucienuitnii will, at 2 o'clock p.m..

on the 3d day of Anu -t. A.D. 1S7H. at the front entrance to the Academy of "Music. street, letwe'n Ten th and Eleventh street, in Lincoln.

Lancaster County. Nebraska, offer for sale at pu hi! ic auction the following de scribed real estate to-wit: The undivided one half of the north half of the southwest ijuartcr Of section two 2). in township ten (101. north or runic eiubt do. cast of the sixlh 1.

in the CofliiW- Lancaster, Sjtate of Ne- hraska. tiiven under my hand lhi 1st tiny of duly A.D. i. S. HOAGLAND.

Shwriff. july 2 dl MAI SETTINGS. POSTOFFICE DEPARTMENT. Y1AIL LETTIWCS. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

I'ropowils wi lie roirivetl at the i i t'onlractOBk'c ofthis Dcpailiiicnl, until 8 p.m. of July 0, 187S, for carryins the mails of the United Slate, upon the routes and according: to the schedule of arrival and depart nre specified by the Department in he of Jiebr ska, from Otlo-bcr 1, 1878, loiniie 30, 1882. List of routes with schedule of nrrivals i and departure, instructions to bidders, with forms for proposals, and ImiihIs, and all other necessary In formation will be furnished upouapplicatio to Uie Second Assistant Posiniastcr General. D. M.

KEY, Postmaster Ceneral Washington, 1), May 10, 1878. NOTARY J.C. NFAVBERRYl Notary Tublic, and Reat Estate Atrent. Weepin Water. Cess County.

Nebraka. Will attend to all business his line promptly. juneil-w M. t. TAINK, M.

HOMOCOPATIIIS. PHYSICIAN and SURGEON, also a graduate of Uie Old School, offers his services to the people, of Lincoln and Consultation by letter will receive prompt attention. Office Inion np-slaira. At office day and niu'ht. i Board at Commtfrcial House.

jelt-wtf SJ A A 1 hd tt4 year fl A I AKKHil cured myaelf in 1870. Doom, ior iv ceniv rpves inn pr-I DR. C. K. 8YKE8.

ticalara. 166 K. Madison BU, Chicago, lilt. Carefully Screened and Delivered i V- i I i if 'till in I. 1 -i; i li Whitebreast Nut Coal" for cooking stove, and cleanest in aprli-d3mo-lp DRESS i SPRINa SUMMER; 4- 1 have just rectdved for (he Spring and it have not trood You talk far tob tnuch.

In regard to me custom House and the niiirhtv onos who make apioinUnents therein, they may all po to his Satanic rnaieStv. I have an idea that I will exist without their ail. Certainly Cipt. Jenks never requested a favor from tlilose lights of the world and demigods ofi fame. Thev did not tio much To? you Though the 4tU of March came and went.

vet it was not practicable to nlai'C vou in otlice. Poor Child, drta'l distress yourself: about rtdhers who care not a cent which way tin' wind blows. -My compliments to your friend, Mir. Sypher. Thanks: I Have no niessaj tq sent! at present.

I'll lie north ere long bikt will have time 'to Iear slioukl vou make it convenient to write. Adieu, (Signed.) W.j A. 1). Jenks iThk North Anril 10: To my dear Mrs. Jenks i our last two letter may not have been funny a you say, still I'lauirhed heartily; over thjem nevertheless.

And so you were not mud. How strange, considering you Iliaycs, Sherman, and wished, them al? to the devil, naturally cont luueii you were and so you- would notj take filthy greenbacks from mv friends, i Well tliat is irood. I distinctly tlnder- sbood vou to name five-hundred dollars as the sum needed to pay off tljat mortgage, and after; receivihg it 'Ou would return to JNew urieans and qrward the documents tliat would jcarry consternation generally to the adminis tration. What in Satan name did you expect to gam by lying in tlie manner ym did? For you did lie, most damna ny. hy, at the yery tim' you were Washington trying to sell that dociiment another party was there i who had it In his possession, and he declares thsjt you never saw it; that he docs not know you, aiid never heard of you until you gnined notoriety by attempUngv, to bull doze Sf n.

No wonder the old coon got niad. Jle knew all about it, and knew tliat jrou knew nothing. I -was not aware of the actual state of things till the dsy I saw you last, and only, tlie ,1 pro duction' of the paper itself could convince me that you had the hard ihood to come on suc.h a etrand. -There is a building just outside of Jackson to which I think you had bet ter be sent. And so you want to; know how 8 came to speak of the pass, for niany -reasons-: Well, if you will i state ypur reasons, and they are good ones, I may give some information.

However, 1 think you had better retire to the shades of private life, and meddle no more with pontics, i would recommend a snower ath daily. It sometimes cures in a mild form. Very truly yours, J. E. A.

This letter is indorsed by Mrs. Jenks as Anderson's cursing letter; April 17th. NATIONAL DEBT STATEMENT, Washington July 1. The Public Debt statement for June shows an increase; in the debt for the month of $21,417,381 and he following? balances ini Treasury rur- rfeney ja.SkVlTtl; speoial fuiid for rederap- on ot fractional currency 10, tMxial deposit of lesral lenders for redemption certificates. coin, 197,415,183, including coin certificates.

44.367,(3H): outstanding legal tenders 340,081,016. INDICATIONS. W.vsniNtVroN, July lJ a.m For pper Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys, northeast to northwest winds, dooler, partly cloudy weal and risinsr Ijaroiijai'icr, following in the northwest by fftlling'flaronieter and warmer southeast winds. LOUISIANA. LOUISIANA SUB-COMMITTEE New Orleans, July 1.

Tlie Potter ub -committee met at Messrs. Blackburn; Keed, and Stenger present. 4KV- PACKARD ts recalled to produce a number of pa pers to which lie referred in his testi mony on Saturday, including the returns the election, promulgating a joint resolution of his Legislature calling for Jroops, etc. i Witness did not have a copy of the lovcrnor's: letter transmitting the joint esoluticni promulgating' the returns of he Democratic committee. Did not jtriVe the names oj three 'men from the leventh ward Whose names were put ipon the roll' of the Nichols House, but howed that three Republicans were j'lected.

This change was essential to make a quorum in the Niehols IIouse. When Kellogg was elected there were seventeen Senators present and sixty-six members of the House. In reply to a question by Mr. Stcnger, as to wnen ne nrst netiru p-t the uqtect in the certihcate of electors, he replied, when Gen. Anderson returned from Washington.

I was not present during the preparation of the new certificate; was at the Custom House at that time; fcaw very litfle of these matters; gave P. Han ia authority, as my attorney, to feign the protest for me of the poljs and Parishes; thinks Gov. Kellogg ttmiiea some protests asj elector; cited section three of the i'lection law -of 1S72, authorizing candidates to make such protests, lie des cribed the' difference between the protests made by election officers ftnd the kind of protest he made, which inerelv re quested the Returning Hoard tb defer action until he could be hearxi. He did not consider fcuch paper as protests! had a conversation with Marshal Pitkin in regard to matters to be fonsidered by the iieturn-Sng Board, in regard to Anderson's protest. Pitkin told him Anderson wished (to reclaim the protest, but he (Pitkin) re-Ifusetl to return it- to Antierson.

At that Itime my attorney (Harris attended to all platters for me. Kellogg was a candidate for Senator several months before the jelcction. 1 supported him for the long perm. I never made him tiny promises of Isupport. He never asked me to make Unv.

Mrs ul house one morning and told him she was going to Washington, Don't recollect any special conversation with her in Washington in Februarv. (Mrs. Jenks made some reference: to the biherman letter. My 1 impression is she aalked mysteriously about it. The im pression she made.on my mind was.

that fehe knew nothing about the letter. She would not say who had it, and this made me believe she -knew- nothing about it. iThe first-1 ever Jieard of the letter Mrs. Jenks wrote to Gov. Mrs.

Jenks intimated t-o me that she anted me ap pointed Collector, but I. especially requested her not to speak to any -of the officials on the subject. I did not wish any lady advocates; didn think such influence woultt do me any goml. She assumed, in her conversation, that I would give her husband a place in the custom house if I was made Collector. Alluding to the time when the Visitinir statesmen were "here, the- witness: stated he had no conversation with Sherman in reference to Weber and Anderson, although I talked a good deal concerning thii intimidation: in their parishes.

I was somewhat uneasy for feiir that Anderson and Weber would not, stand up to their protest. If the returns, trcm East and West Feliciana had alone been; thrown out, I would not have had a majority. am not able to state that I knew before the Returning Board began its session that the counting of 4iie votes in the State ainl in the five" parishes would result in, the defeat of the Haves electors and myself. Got estimates from Mr. Blanthard and others, during the coming in of the returns, hi regard to certain parishes, but only as a mutter of interest.

I don't think "thev knew what restilt the Board would reach, and I do not believe she Board went into session to achieve any previously arranged result. I discovered that there were more vbtes in the dlot-boxes for my opponent than for myself. Didn't know whether this was before the Board met ior not. Mr. Blanchard arranged a taale ft votes you at i 7 3 ATT6RNEY5, ATTORixeYS AT LAW, Lincoln, Nell.

fehiSt- i K. B. WINDHAM, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Plaltsmouth, Ttebraska. Will practice in all the court of Ine State. JanOd C1IAS.

H. TANNKR, fc I. I TOHXkY AT LAW. Offlre over I I 8. Land- "Wee, Lincoln, Neb.

EstM-cial uttcntioti given to KM i l. i imi -I in uciorc ue jjjuiu wtnctf, uniirv V. 1U BIC, Lincoln, Nebraska. tAWYtR, novfTl TUTTI-K IMIIXIP8, ATTOttNEYSAT LAW. Office over) kOonneirn re, Lincoln, Neb.

i dccl5-d WOKl.tltCKMS, ATToRNKYH AT LAW. Firth. Nebraska. IIUNTKR 8AWYKK, ATlortNEYS AT LAW. omce, Uilon Block, tornrr and 10th ets.

Collections a specialty. i i jang7-d I PAtKN ENQLAND, ATTORNEY AT LAW. street, opite Goy- cnmn nt Building. Lincoln. Neb.

i-bH-d i T.jM. mahuuett ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office in lUgwaU'a Lincoln, Nebraska. PACE FOXWOBTIIY ATTORNEYS MT LAW AND NOT RY PUB-W. corner mayt-d LIC.

tticc. front room a upstairs, 11th and streets Lincoln, Neb. M. C. S.

Mofrraomany. Notary Fnblic. i St. MONIOOMKRY A SON, LAWYERS. Special attmtion to and rval ettata liticationi Oftice Academy of Music block.

commcrciHl room lit J. R. Wtutiiti L. C.fBuBB, Notary Public. WKBSTKK 11URK, J.Y Rs.

oce In SUtb Block. Iincoln. Ne- 4 julylOdtf Lincoln to i I i I K'LTramw, aiml PRKit PHYSICIANS. Omalia and C'hicV S. LATTA, M.U., '8rB(nEON.

-Ofitcc corner 'Jtcvidf ncc on gtre-t, bo- 'lJ-illiH. HaHjlmil tweni yearn ex-ion to tir vt ntciil Rtt.tnt TIME of long stiuiiling. Pnt.june3-il 4 Past M.C. KKITII.M.Fl YS1CIAN. Sl'ROKOS AND rtlSTETKJ 0C''N.

'The pconliarity-of Dr. Keith he fact that he unci no iixoiiK, nor mracfice is ny remeay any way (leleterioiiH or hurtful to at huian body! Oftice tn 'apilol Bl! oran or 101 febl.Vd i r. tt. nxi-KB, m.u., PHYSICIAN ANT Ofli rofim. Recomillr.

llnlme'v Block. e. norm-Ith Mtreet. Kpnidi-nctv ot lfllB and sir ts. -dect-d Boanfu at the Townloy Uoiife.

K. PAISTKK, M.j A IjR 4DITATlt OF PEHN HKiCVL t'NI VKRS1TY. Philadelphia. Penn. OtliccI 3J East "trect.

t'hronio case and diwaccB of fcomcn and chUUrea carefully attended to. aU-d H. OKIMKS, M.I Ef'LECrriC PHYSICIAN AND SUKd-EON, hav ine nermanentlv located in Lincoln. oHi-re hi oer- vioin ta thR ri'tizena of OiiH citv artsl vicinity. hiion to obtain.

ia well aw nierit, a faifcaniount of I'atnmajjc. aiieniiun kiu (liwinw of the $ye antl earj 5 Offlccf in t'ody Block, ovj-r Tarncr'ifdriig store. tillifonitly wttrncl'cd to dny or mul. "B'ineK Strictly conlldential. 'dl-dw 1 1 ,1 i.

te s-: J. p. LKSI-I M.p., OPI'lf 'K WITH! DR. DAVfK ON UtlK STREET. onire bours from 9 to.

13 3 to 5 Band 7 to 9 All calls iay or prouiptly itli ncicd to. i apr: dawtfin Atchli DENTISTS. A Int. II A KK I UliXTlST. InoirtH teeth If 11 or rub ber and truaraiiU' all owrAtiond.

mtn- over man's atore, on street between l()thind 11th. iT S. II. KNi DENTIST. Over McCotinell's dry -T 8olg Kt I 1 1 1 11 nli I he ii south Ktde 1 ntreef illXhandllth.

Ifreservatton oil the natural teeth a specialty. All work warranted jan5-d KlSRH, D.ft.S. W. S. Mciuy, D.D.S, Ml'KHAY, DKSTISTr.

iroruer atjfil llttl KlK Ilariey'fi clrn" Ktofe Kxtnict 2TTTfif '''i 'b without jiain -Jnt the nee of i.S"i")i Ooliif filHns ftmr arttflcial trelh CM-rted ou the HioMf reioMinanie tcrma.i aepld REAL ESTATE. fcmo. P. TtrcKEk. John- 1 anioal.

Notary Biiblic. TUCHKK REAli ESTATB AOENTS. Office ear side PoKt- (fflw Lincoln. Nebraika tiaylikliftw WALT IN HARliKNUKftJU, RKAIi ESTATB AND lifSCRANCt AGENTS j'y Uses for ton resideBU. Innnranrc capital rcpremfntod, ki.S70.i)i.

jtJiUce, squarii, ovit BoU-'tnan't; mttrket. 1 -i I J. P. MNTZj- ih side of LVM AOENT. ATTORNEY ANf NOTARY Public; Oldest apency in Ibo South Plfclte conntry Opera House, maithweat citrtier lath afd taslreets, .1 i.

Lmrolpi, Nebraska. -r- MISCEIJLANEOUSi KnAKDINIl HO-lSK, SOl'Ttl K1PE OV LSTKEET. ETWREN 1 1th aiv.I 1-Jlh. m0Jil-d 1 MRS. K.

SCOTT. i J. HITLER. i AHCIWTECT AfND SCPER1NTENENT. Of-fli'c in Fil.Srral'H west eiilfJ of Government Square, A hj prepared furnish plans anil of bildinp of afl kinds, both pnhsc ami private, andttperintend t' same at reasonable rais.

ttAK tl)TKK, POriTilAlT P.WNTER. Studio in University b'iildi, third llbor, east wing. Poraraits in IIjc most artistic style. Instruij tiona piven drawira and paintins. ocM2 1 TE.VCHEKS' KXAMIMATlON.

i RK0VUAK EXiAMINATIONS will Joe held in mv -ii-! over Vlaitt's shoe store, oti the 1st Sat-utdky each niuuth a.mj jaii-dw 9. I. L.AMHkCO. Mipt. ORDERS.

CAI'ITAI. HIIMiK NO. l.m. O. MEtTS EVERY FRIDAY' EVENv'G, in Otfd Fellows Hall.

isiliugbreth'rs rorally invited. I N. CII APMAK. N. G.

sip ae-d J. S. HOAGLiND. R. S.

CAMPAIGN PAPERS. Pmrta amtmniUttn tibm mibBcMitioo fit Anrin Ut fU MnMurn sboaid not fall to oorrwoowl witb pnHMrw rnrntuhf Dwxxmtta, ittoMl, Rwrd MuMy or KohHon ixwwrvpT apoa bort oMe ukI vtt fvratl ou kMm piT ImddM or "OfltufeW' lor IV, six or mw oloftrti datlWw, 1tb or vitbovt mdri ttunnpta, ta ft nanMr thiU oaaot fU to riv mxtti tcno. For fur-thwMrtioaUus, 1dnwfi. fitaUtriK (iE-of fnrr daotrpd. BRICK MAKIRS.

-i i MOORE R0rJE, -a Brick cers ANJJ "1 BRlClOiAYERS. Take any li nd of work in the line and I I Toiany part of the cit. II 4 1J II Craip-s JiwUy tf kbrated veT- jVpi.li ljllii knv Hint (WvdfVora will in-tiMw your yielil ten jkt et nt. at a cf.st of only 1S4 cents acre Address with three peut stamp for cirrnlar pving fnil infrmatKm s. t'RAIG, Bl.

febi2w4 1 Mat I POTTER'S IjCIZZICAL REW Washington, July 1. The Potter Cora miuee resumed session to-day. 1 BOWLES. AKER, 5 wiin nis ngni Kami apiitU'd anl eve closed, heard the Chairman reciite the usual oath of a witness, and then! refused to be sworn in that form. He teases cused from faither attendance, pending consideration of his case by the Com in it tee.

i iUprescntative Foster inquired regard ing the published statement of Gen. But ler, that a certain well-remembered speech by Fostor had been prepared by promi nent southern democrats. Cfen. Butler assured Foster tliat he labored under a misapprehension. Fos ter waa also assured that there, was intention to can mm as awitaess MRS.

JENKS reappeared and retired, after testifying tnai sne nau a orother named Adoiph it. Murdock, formerly U. 13. mail ageht and recently appointed the New Cfrlcans custom-house, but she had not iliek-n ad- vised of the appointment, whih he should have had long ago. She had sought his.

appointment, but was Unsuc cessful. 1 Mrs. A. D. Jenks was and tes tified that she had not seen Secretary Merman since sue naa oeen in warning ton in attendance on the committed.

he Chairman showed witness a paper. and asked her if it was fn the hand-writ ing of the person who made the first draft of the so-called Sherman letter in parlor as testineo to neretoiorer i i A I think not. 1 1 In answer' to questions, the! Witness stilted, that at the time of thej election Anderson had refused to return! to East Felitiana Parish unless he was assured of the protection of the Democrats and the witness then called on ration, the Chair man o. ine uemocratic uommitjee in Orleans, and he then returned ithere. He got a guard, and a special train was seni ior ntm to fort liuuson.

I JAMES L. PEARSON, a iirinter, of Washington, was and identified the printed copies made by him of certificates in the Louisiana case), stating that the originals of the same was brought to his oftice to be printed by Jas. H. McKinncy, clerk of the Electoral Commission. j- IMr.i Butler said, tliat at thje proper time he would call the attention af the CommissioH and of Bowles Baker, the re- eussant witness, to certain provisions of lav, covering his refusal to testify.

lie stated there was an ample punishment under the law for such cases, i whether Congress was or was not in session at the time. mrs. Jenks obtained permission to make the fpllow ing statement in regard to the tcsli imony given before the Committee by a report- pretending to relate to a conversation he heard i be- tweert Anderson and herself I dosire to state that it is a mistake on his iart. I never used such language a he describes. I never acted as a matador in a "tanish bull fight, or said anything about jOuisi-ana matters affecting Shcrinan like red rag shown to a bull.

I also wish) to deny, as untrue, what Mr. Glascock testified to, that I said I would make it hot for Secretary Sherman. Nobody ever heard me make any such statement' as that. I don't use such language. As to Haley, I never had but one interview with him, and that was in the prjesence of Mr.

Sypher. I deny what he stiles in toto. In taking leave of the comknittee permit me to thank you for your unvarying courtesy towards me, all of yoti.t Am I discharged? 1 The chairman You are discharged. The committee went into secret session, and shortly afterwards adjourned! until The committee wiU, to morrow adjourn until Monday next. 1 KNKS WRKESl'ONUEiiCE.

The North AMKittcAN. PiuiiAnEL-fniA, March 25." 1878: My Dear Mrs. Jskks: I-have been in Washington for 'cme da3s, hence have not answerejd your li amusing letter. vi-it to Washington caused you if lose y.mr temper. I don't know when jl have la i.L-hed so heartily as I did after reading ytiiir letter.

-Bless your innocent! yon shouldn't get mad. It don'j, do a particle-of good, and spoils com: plci ionof a woman. They do say; that Sherntan fooled you badly; that yqiigave him that letter on promises to pajy, and that, after getting he told i you to whistle for your dingbats. Now I can imagi-ie my serious woman of Louisiana chuck full of damning proof's of conspiracies, and who travelled a hundred miles for the purpose of things LenernllT. and whistling fo? dingbats'.

Jcwhillikius! I do not Wonder you go's mad. Sherman is sly old coon, wko knows the): soft side of the gentle sex, ane with views of sinecures, in his prospective! ant not surprised at the old sinner's sejecess; ami so you are coming up fortified You have no idea how my hopes revived! when I learned vnur decision. Come, py all means. Seinl a barrel of ilynamite by es press and fortify 3rourself with return ticket. 1 ou ought to hear how you tried to bull-doze him M-Hs tell oiiti of a pass, its as tood as a circus.

I your article frm a Chiotgo paper nclose which you can hand dawn to Jlur posterity, is an neir loom, or use, auvu same Very trulv vours, (Sigmd.) Jas. B. Anoebson On the same slct with the forligoing letter is written following: "Seitator, I send you Mr. A. letter to me, I and a copy of my reply iiicreto, which I mailed yesterday.

Please return these to hie and oblige." A. L. Jenks. Lock 355(5, New following is ako writUn fn the same sheet: Senaior- Matth'ts-4'May I trouble you to explain that claine jii that fellow, Anderson's, Utter to me, riquest-ing a pass from you? How did von thanee to mention it? i Was It necessary you should do so? Not hat I ca.4; but, knowing the fellow as vu and Xido, I must say 1 am somewhat astonished. 1 deemed whatever I saiti'about rojv owu private affairs would at I inst be intiolate, as it is not often I menti them.

But it don't matter. I wish yoi. to writefn defl-nate answer to my first letter tfV you. mailed the 15th; be it pro ir con, fl wish to know. Please return these inclosed letters to me.

I always kc tn a diinlicato of aught I write to such rtntiles.) Thcy may be of use hereafter to me." I ours, A Jpnks. The Noth American, PirfLAUEi phia. JMarch 8. Mv Dear Mrs Jenks: Yours received. incline you extracts from the Time.

Have the New Orleans papers noticed it If sjo, send me extracts. You made a devi: oj a muss out -of things generally in W4iington last Spring. When I left New fJfrleans I told vou I would help him. Hatlihe and you confided and trusted to me, te would. within the next two weeks, have held a position in the C.

H. As! it is. ou have simply made it imppssible for me to do anything for "5foii had lietter write to itnd end shch messages as j-ou may desire. Doj ybu know I have changed my opinymof voju? You lire not even ordinarily shrewd hfter all. I have good reason for saying this, and you will too, I am afraid, before-many ilays.

It Is more than probable I mar lc in New Orleans next month. 0 In the meantime you can write should you find it convenient. -1 Hastily, Jas. E. Anderson, starch 14.

yir. Anderson Your favor of the 8th is at hand. "Permit me advise you to keep cool. IVjyjhave no fears for me. I know how disinterested they are.

I am not afraid of beiig armed and well prepared. Ileidly.fi Was not aware that I ever assumed to be it shining light to guide benighted lieings like yon. though think I should do for, really, I Austrij, AVishoM Help of Turks in Occupation of Ilouuia. Death ol tc EmpiTor of Mor- TiH'CO. irimior tlmt the Frcneli l'leet will i Kilter Uie Sea or 3Iarinora.

Tlie ICnliNh Iref Think Our Crews will Im Iteateu in the Henley Itates. Kovvlen Itaker ltefnses to Take an Onliiiary Wituess Oath. Tlic Letters IJetween AiHern antt Mr. Jenks. Ther lroye to-be not of tSie IojNt lie lined Character.

liiblie IHjbt Inereasecl ilirjsi in June. Fatal Conflict in liast St. Louis -Vuthorities. Two Deputy Marshals Kiletl and Ioltcenian injured. 1 Two AVonieu Shot by their )us--band! in Ckicago.

Man Shot by a Oambler in St. Louis. MystefioaHs Theft of Wn Ilxpress Packa of Man Shoots his wifejlftlf Mother and IlliaseLl Gov. Packard Again Before the kub-CJoniihitteeA '4 FOREIGN NEW TIRKKY. Constantinople, July Irian Plenipotentiaries in staled that Austria sought tion of Turkey and did withdrawal of Ottoman troop.

The parties represented autnot lorniaiirir test aaintst occupation, but only tfeule some observations which are now tein-r discussi-di Owinjrto the alarming read of brigandage in Thessaly, Greece i. re ported massing large force's on the fnni-ler-to protect her own territory. DEADi dkad! Mauhiu, July 1. rThe Einperorof M-trv reoco js ff AUSTRIA. Vienna, July 1.

A civil conjinisfiitu: 'will accorjipany the troops to IJosnia aiil Herzegovina, for the purj)osc of organia ing the of the country A large Ir.tin and seventeen ainliulanct hospitals iwiJl follow. KllKNt lt FLEET. Pera, l. A-rumor is current that a French lllcet is expected in the tsea of Marinoraj i i THE SLAVE TRADE. Londos, July 1.

The British Anti- Slavery iSociety has presented a memorial to UiKinarcfe, to suhmit to tjte Congress, requesting de-laratijti tliat the slave trade be henceforth regarded as piracy, and that I slavery shall not be recognized as a institution by any Slate -'in the Congress The memorial states that the trade for the supply of Cuban and Mohammedan countries causes a loss of lives nnually iri eastern Africa. THE HEN'LKY REGATTA. "The in an-iarticle -on the prospects! of the Henley IJegatlit, says the Americans are the objects of great interest. We; fancy the Columbius will be found to lie better than the Showaca-nicttes. Either the Dublin University 01 Kingston boat club crews are, we believe, quite able to uphold the honor of Great lSrittain against the Yankees, even if the London oltib crew is not.

In the contest, we fancy: the Dublin crew may be found second to1 the London crew in the: four-oared rafes. If the i Jesus College crew throw up Visitor's 'Challenge Cup race for the sake of devoting their energies' to that for Stewart's cup, the col leire will be a very open one and ColumMas may perhaps win by a head. The- Uni versity lour are short ot practice. Th llartfords are strong but The Lady Margants are the best of" the lot, barring the Jesus College crew, and the First Trmitrs are very moderate. bix hundred Mormons, including five hundred Scandinavians and one hundred Lnglish and Welsh, -bound for Ball Lake City, sailed from.

Liverpool Saturday I A Paris dispatch says COMMUJilBTS have beeb allowed remission on cominu tation of! judgment," in honor on the Ex- sition tete, nor Jiave the poor been forgotten. They have had 40, 000 francs distribulied amonir them, besides grants from local relief funds. BOGAKDC9 V. A pigeon shooina match between Capt. Uogardus and Aubrey, of Coventry, has been arranged for the (ith of August, at Brighton.

They 'are to shoot rifty birds each, from live traps, thirty yaa-ils rise. Makes, i.lX, with power to in crease the stakes to $1(000 a side by mutual i THE CONGRESS. Berlin, July 1. The Congress was in session three hours to-day. The representatives of Rournania were present and mail statement of their claims.

-It is -not expected that their demands will be The Congress will acknowledge the independence of Roumania onlv on conditions, that all religions be granted liberty 6f worship. It ia anticipated that the question of the occupation of Bosnia and llerzcgovinia by Austria will soon be broughtl before the Congress again, and carried to a result; A TRAIN WRECKER. Wilmington, Julv 1. Ilarlev Brown, I the man arrested on suspicion having Wilfully wrecked the express train near Clermont, on Saturday night, by which four lives were lost, has con-tesaed. He accompanied the coroner's jury to scene of the disaster, and illustrated the manner in which he ar-raiijred ithe track in order to wreck the train, jlle was) then-remanded to jail.

Brown was formerly employed on the road, but wm discharged. He claims he ttiil not intend to wreck tho train, but after building tie obstruction, it was his intention to- signal and stop whatever train might tomo along, and so obtain a situation ou the road for himself for what would Appear to be a irreat service." He 3 uiu not Know express was coming, and hail calculated on stopping an accommodation train which followed 1 1 1- Tim I Austin! tVngress the tAjK'ra-not ik's the CRIME. BAD WORK AT EAST ST. LOCW. ST.

Loos, July A bitter has Iwen raging in East St. Louis, between MaTor Bowman and. the Metropolitan Police, authorities, for some months. Chief Renshaw of the Metropolitan Police took forcible: possession of the city engine house which was called the city prison and had been police head-quarterf, and has retained it ever since, although repeated demands have been made for its restoration by Mayor Bow, man and City Marshal Walsh. Yesterday noon Marshal Walsh learned there was but three men at the Metropolitan headquarters and thinking it a good time to capture the city property, his force, twenty-two in number, and from his own headquarters at the market house on the opposite side of the block, made a dash for it armed with clubs and revolvers.

The Metropolitans saw their enemies coming, however, ami Office allaee and and turnkey Chapman clOsed and barred the door of the house, and the two former rushed up stairs to their armory and immediately appeared at the windows with Sprinerneid ritles and onk'redv the officers ami crowd to dis- pease. This was not complied but on the contrary, Olheer Siiick. who was at the door of the housr was clubbed over the and seriously hurt, and pistols fired at him and at the otlicers at an upper window. Wallace and Gleyer returned the fire, and Deputy Mar shah Neville and Conners fell dead, and one or two others were wounded. Mar shal Walsh then' withdrew his force, and ther; has been no renewal of the strife.

Mayor Bowman telesrraphed to the coun ty seat ior tsnerin weooer, wno came over in the afternoon, arrested Wallace and Gleyer, and placed a gi rong posss in possession ot the emine- House, vov. Collam was also telegraphed, and ordered the fchenlt to preserve tlie peace, even the military hail to be called upon. This is the position of affairs now, and there seemi to btf no prospect of further Coroner will hold an inquest to-moirow. when it: is expected all the facts which led to the row will be brought up; Jht coroner jury mis morning viewed the dead bodies of. Neville ami Conner, and will commence an inquest to-morrow mornng.

Mayor Bowman says there will be no further forcible attempt to get possession of the Metropolitan headquar ters. le deplores the sad result of the attempt made yesterday, but says he and his deputies are acting legally, while the opposing party are outside ot the law. There will be a meeting of what is known as Bowman.s City Council to-night, at wljieh yesterday's affairs will be investigated and future action determined upon. Council Wider, who is at the head of the other City Council and leader of the opposition to Bowman, justifies the action of the Metropolitans. He says that they occupied the engine house by permission of what he callt.

the legal City CoTinril and had a riht to dcf' it. The legality of one or both of ti: 'ncH is now oefore Ihe Supreme ourl is expected in a few days. says tlie engine house will be held by the Metropolitans until a decision of the Supreme Court is rendered. The Wider Council will meet to-morrow and investigate the assault of yesterday and determine what shall be done in the future. The Deputy Marshal's assert that only four of their number carried revolvers yesterday, and that was not meir uesitu to siieu oioou.

Wallace and Gleyer, the Metropolitans who did the yesterday, were taken to Belleville last night and had a preliminary examination this and were admitted to bail on 1,000 each. They voluntarily went back to jail, however, preferring to do eo to returning to East St. Louis in the present state of excitement shooting affray. About four o'clock this evening Jules B. Itozier, traveling salesman of Dozier, Wcyl of this city, and Gus Bcr-ning, said to be a gambler, had an altercation opposite White's saloon near the Olympic Theatre, and the latter shot the former in the left breast above the nipple, inflicting what is believed to be a mortal wound.

Itozier was taken to the hospital and Berning to the calaboose. Tiozier is highly connected here. Accounts of the origin of the difficulty arc very con-lifvting. One being, that Rozier first as sailed Berning with a another that Berning followed Kozier out of White's saloon and then shot him. $21,000 STOLEN.

Painesville, July' 1. At 1:30 this afternoon an express money-bag, con taining was stolen. As yet no clue to the money or thieves has been found. The 'bag was delivered to the messenger at the city office who, with the agent of the American Kxpress Company and the driver, all rode together in the wagon to the Kaibroad depot, a distance of half a mile. On arriving there, the bag and contents could not be found.

Twenty thousand was for Hardin, Ohio, and one thousand for Burton. MURDER AND SUICIDE. Elmira, N- July 1. Col. Alvah Buokbee, a prominent resident of this city, shot his wife, then blew his own brains out, dying instantly.

Both women are fatally injured. RLOODY DEEDS IN CHICAGO. Chicago, July 1. Late last night two shooting aflrwys occurred on the West-side, the victims in each case being A woman. Peter E.

Stephens, a young man aged 20 years, who has for some months been living apart, from his wife, Mamie, aged 17, having, as he thought become possessed of knowledge of her infidelity, confronted her as she was going into the house of her parents 300 West Congress Street, drew, a revolver and fired two shots, one entering her head and the other her left shoulder. He was arrested and taken to tho police station, and this morning was held to the Criminal Court with out bail. Thos. O'Brien, moulder in McCor-mick's Reaper factory, after, having quarreled Tilth his fired at her with a revolver wounding her in the breast. He escaped and has not 3-et been captured.

Physicians' say the wounds of both wdmen will prove fatal. A DEFAULTER. Cincinnati. July 1. In examining the affairs of the firm of Jacob Spears Sons, who recently made an assignment Paris, it has been ascertained that the senior member of the firm, who si also treasurer of the company, is hi arrears to the Treasury $1,800.

The money will be paid to the county by his bondsmen. MARKETS BY TELEtiKAPHv ST. LOUIS M.1KKKT. St. Loeis, July I.

TIemp Unchanged. Flopr -Weak and lower to sell. new. Wheat generally firm, but some salee lower: No. red.

No. 4 do, 72. Jflss Lower; -m4s. Oats Weak: Rtk Dull 4S asked. Whisky 1 06.

Hitter Unchanged. Eoes nchanged. Pork Dull: johbinffatS Dry Salt kats No movement; very little ifiiniry. j- JJacos Oaiet: 5 50a5 6 LTfiaa 20. fi 50.

Lard Noniinai: 6 S3. St. Ixrais Live Stock Market. St. Locis.

July 1. 'CaTrxB-rreceintx. 2.000; ahirax-ra bnidin- oflr- ttfiteher stock fairly activ.s and Iroi; Tcjtans active and all sold fair to choice steers. 15; do cows and heifers, a vr. TJesun steers, 2 4rt; cows, a Embracing everything usually found in a Hrst class establishment.

I am Hie, ouTy dressmaker city that receavea monthly thu GENUINE FRENCH i Direct from Paris. Would be pleased to have lli ladies call and examine i elswliere. i lp 1 ALL ICIKTUS. LINCOLN, NEB. of tho city free of charge.

Promptly to any Part of the City. the GOODS. TSiimnicr trade, a 11H ami complete line of FASHION PLATES uiy utock Inforo buyitig LINCOLN, NEBl 1st HERBT. CLOTHING I to the public at S. SCHWAB.

i 1 ill the mrs; jr. Cast Side I Ith Street, bet. and Nl A. S. GODFREY.

GODFREY'S ELEVATOR i Ici headquarters for yoa to buy COAL and LUM BER I Sash, Doors, Blinds, Moulding, Shingles, Lath and Building Paper, Coal and Wood. I Including the cekbiatcd low and Otlurawa, Kanfe and Nut. WHEVT CORN, JpTlD WOOD STORED. sepl-w READY MADE CLOTHING. OLOSIITGr OTJT SUR1IV1ER i GREAT BARGAINS llavjng yet a trcmcjidout stock of libt weight SPR1WG AND A Fnll Line: in izes On hand, which I wishtodiiose CLOTHING of before the end of the season.

I ollciitliem of 3Ieii's Youth's and 1 Joy's Clotliiii on Ilaiul..