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WASHINGTON.
The Hill Investigation.
THE ITIOCLAVATIOJT.
Moscow, May 24. The proclamation
announcing the coronation was made
this mornioj by Ithe lierald'i alarms
from a circular platform which was
used in ancient time for the promulga
tion of ukasefi, and also for executions.
Foreign embassadors were present, at
tended by large escorts. The secretary
of the senate rend a proclamation 6tat
iug that the Emperor Alexander has
commanded that the liolv solemnity oi
me u.xnx,,. , -.,;,, an,i fhe nnuounccment
ashington, May 21. The annual 1 that t, Emprcs8 win lmrtici.ate, with
dinner in honor of the Queen's birth ti,e lielp 0f Almighty God, will be per
will be given by Minister West, at formed on the 28th day of May. The
the liritish legation. Covers will be emperor aud Emperes9 will oidv break
laid for thirty persons. Secretary i their Beclusiou until Sunday to receivt
Star Routes, Etc., Etc.
Teller, Chief Justice IVaitc, General
Sherman, Admiral Porter and the
various foreign ministers are among
the guests.
AISOUT OOVEKNMKST LANU3.
Secretary- Teller has directed that
in future registers and receivers of
4J
laul ollices must not receive tilings
upon odd sections of land granted
Ui railroads within the limits of
grants, withdrawn for indemnity
purposes.
lKCOKATION DAT.
First-Assi&taut Postmaster Gen
eral Hat ton issued an order today
closing all postoflices on Decoration
day between the hours of 10 a. m
visitor from foreign princes.
GENERAL MISCELLANY
Opening of the lirooklyn
image.
The
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Vr4n takes for "WILSON SR03.'fcrJIKTB.
OPERA IICUSE
a NO-
GENTS' FURNISHERS.
POST OFFICE
n Irh OT
LB. mi Mff.Wews Depot
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STATION EKY. NOTIONS,
CIGARS.
sues Peftee
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uno.'
MASOX & HAMLIN
P HENRV F. MILLER and
Exposition of Railway
Appliances.
Other Interesting Items.
was presented to New York and
Brooklyn, the Presidut of the United
States and the ofllcei-H of the Cabinet,
the Governor of the State of Xew
York and staff, and Senators and lieu
resentatives frm every State and Ter
ritory, and the iu;i; or i t both cities be
ing approving i; n r-.s.-s of the cere
mony. As though to iwake up for the
long period of iuatt i-.tion, possibly of
doubt as to the hiiiiKe, Brooklyn burst
forth today in legal style as an enter
tainer of her distinguished guests.
"While the bridge trustees had no
thought of honoring Her lirittanic
Majesty in the Heleetion of a day, they
unconsciously enlisted the clerk of tha
weather by it. Tha Queen's weather,
is a proverb in England and Ireland,
:i t i ( iiHiiii.n lilt: aiiiiaLiri an nib iiiilii i n-.
. . ... . .1 iiur Chairs (sura's frci )
lonr past midniglit ednesday, assert- . volving chairs, rui'r un ! a.:
ed itself. The streets seemed a very
mass of bright, blinding colors. Xo
storekeeper had failed to give some to
ken of his joy, and of thocit' pride
over the completion of the majestic
span, which has grown almost like a
spider's web ur.-lrr their i-ycs. The
day was a holiday, and vas partici
pated in by all.
AILROADS.
"BURLINGTON- ROUTE"
(Chicago, Cu.-!lnston & Quincy Kauraoq.;
CO INC EAST A?'J
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tlio famous C. It. A (J. 1 lir.iri (I'm-uh
from ('hirneo A Kntio.vi tii.V". ' '
Clutls, Cliicuiro V ! ,.Iiiiiv. I.'-'
srph. Atchison K 1 lin. in!v li.r u
tween Clii'Hiu, 1 Jniviln Iicnvi-r. I !
hotwern lnlianufMlin t'oiiin'il 1.1 iT.-,
A.11 ronriftctioMi mcln in l'iiai 1 ;
known tui Iho rri'-at I'iliii L.'G1 t .'Ail Ui
ClnAet rnulnnoH Pft'lm".;- ir: til'l World for all ClOSSOS Of TfaVOl
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It U iiiii'.i ruaUy aJinltted to Iki tt.o
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m , except in
the larjrer
and
cities.
THE IKVEST1GATIOS COMMITTEE.
The committee appointed to in
vestigate the charges against Hill,
supervising architect of the treasury,
met todav. Murch stated he was
prepared to go on with the investi
gation, provided certain privileges
were accorded to him. He desired a
full record to be made of all the evi
dence taken, and be furnished with
a copy. The committee acceded to
the request of Murch, Boon after
which an adjournment was had till
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tomorrow afternoon.
THE STAR K0CTERS.
In the star route trial Col. Inger
soil quoted from Bliss' opening
speech, wherein Bliss stated that the
prosecution would show that at least
one United States Senator, urging
iikpcklican
TKE.
Atchison, Ivan., ilay 24. Cal. John
A. Martin, secretary of the national re
publican committee, lias received a
number of letters making inquiry con
ccrninij the next meeting of the com
mittee, and as to what action has been
taken looking t the national conven
tion in 1884. Replying to these inquir
ies he stales that the committee will
meet in Washington ou the 12th of De
cember, '
ckee's captured.
Helena, M. T., May 21. Benton ad
vices 6t.ite that .Lieutenant Steele and a
corporal ran oa to a band of twelve C;i
nadiau Cree Indians near Mussel Shell,
on the Missouri river. Finding them
selves covered by the Indian guns, they
withdrew, aud returning with reinforce
mcnts, captured a band of fifty-two In
dians, under the Crec chief Labor. The
Indians have been started for Fort As
sinaboine, and will be driven back into
Canada.
A QUEER CASE.
Ft. Dodge, May 24. A singular case
DR. FSSMMLAYK
OF THIS
DS MOINES
OMAHA MEDIAL DISPENSARY S,
OX ACCOUNT OF IIIS
Immense Practice in Plattsmouth, Nebraska,
WILL MAKE IIIS NEXT VISIT ON
Saturday, Rflay 19, 1883
AND WILL REMAIN ONE DAY,
of suspended animation occurred near
A l
an increase, was paid oy an agent BurIiaije station. A man became in
of the defendants. v nere, saiu in- Baae froni rei;gi0U3 excitement, and an-
rrnrcrvll TVflC f h PVldprtOO to that I nlicnl inn wna moilo for Inn udmiscinn
effect? I to the insane hospital at Independence
Bliss interrupted I said I would He became sick and to all appearances
do it if vou would put him on the
AT TIES
TvTTEBX HE CAX BE CONSULTED OX THE
Ear & Eye, Throat & Longs, Catarrli, Kiflne
Bladder and Female Diseases as Well as All
Chronic. and Nervous Diseases.
2D Sli 2T S S SS S 7 7
! dtacorered the greatest core In the world for weakness of th bcK and limbs, lnvot
mmrj dioharees, lmpoteney, genrral detillitv. nervousness. Ian pour, confusion of ideas, palpl
atloa f Uie neart.tiirrlditr, trrniMlup. dimness of elht or giddiness, diseases of the head,
throat, none or akin, affections of the lirer, lungs, ttomach or Dowels these terrible disorders.
TUiD2 from nolitary habits of youtli and secret practices more fatal to the victim than the
Maes f Syrens to the marines of L'lyssaa, blishtlng their most radlent hopes or anticipations.
rendering marriage impossible. , . , ,
These that are iufieriiig from the etil practice, which destroy their mental and physical
, eansloa.
NERVOUS DEBILITY.
nyaptems of which are a dun' distressed mind, wnicn ont tnem ror perjorminif ineir ous
bfMuiiocial duties, makes bappy marrlaK's mponsible. distresses the action of the heart
lewreseloa Of epirits, Ttl forebodiDRS, cowax.iiect . dreams, restless nights, dlzziuess. for
KetfalaeM. unnatural discharges, pain In the ba and hipn. short breathing, melancholy, tire
MUr f company and hare preference to be al . feeling as tired in the morning as when re-
Irlag. enUnal weakness, lost manheod, white nre deposit in the urtae. nervoust.es , trembling
afaslea of tbooght, watery and weak eyes.td' opsia, constipation, paleness, pala and wak
la llmbB, eta., should consult me immell Mely and be restored to perfect health.
- YOUNG MEN
yf0 aaf become tictims of solitary vice, that dreadful and destructive habit which annually
sweeps te aa untimely grave thousands of ycttiK u rn of exalted talent and brilliant intellect
who might otherwise entrance listening senators with the thunders of their eloquence or waken
teeeetacy the living lyre, may eaiiwith confidence.
A CURE WARRANTED.
Perseaa ralnedn health by unlearned pretenders who keeps them trWIag month after month
tallng poisonous and injuilou cnpouds.oujapplylmjnenately.
ad QtTted at one of the most eminent colleges in the United states, has effected some of the
t astonishing cures that were eer known. Many troubled with riugluir in the ears and
A when asleep, great nervonsnese. being alarmed at certain sounds, with fre juent blushlns,
ded sometlmee wljh derangement et the mlad, were cured immediately.
TAKE PARTICUAR: NOTICE.
r. F. addressee all these who have injnre themselves by Improper indulgeneo and solitary
r iiiarnaK.
yeull). vir. :
mu.iculjtr pow- j
tan(3
Ingersoll But how couia i Know
the senator? If you know of such a
person it was your duty as United
States attorney to bring him to jus
tice,and if you did not do it you neg
lected your dutj'.
Bliss "Whose name was on the
pencil memoranda?
Ingersoll That pencil memoran
dum bore the name of Jas. II. Mitch
ell. Bliss I would not for the world
stain the reputation of another when
he was not present to defend him
self. Ingersoll .began the defense of
John Dorsey, which was not conclu
ded when court adjourned.
FOREIGN MEWS.
Proclamation Announc
ing the Coronation.
Other Items.
archbishop's recettion.
Limerick, May 24. The inhabitants
of this city and county are preparing a
hearty welcome for Archbishop Croke.
nOW THEY CAN BE RELEASED.
London, May 24. In commons Tre
velyn, chief secretary for Ireland, re
plied to Joseph Cowan, radical, declared
that Davitt, Ileal y and Quinn could ob
tain their releaes any momeut'by com
plying -with the la-w. The judge who
fcdtenced them, however, would be
consulted as to the advisability of short
ening their imprisonment.
THE PARXELL FUND.
At a meeting of Parnellite members
of parliament last evening, Justice Mc
Carthy, chairman, said it was the bound
en duty of Irishmen to contribute to
the testimonial for Parnell. Referring
to the Fapal circular to the Irish clergy
he said the Irish people had only to re
pudiate the fraudulent statements
which were made to the college of the
cardinal. Bigger, member for Cavan,
spoke in condemnation of the pope's
circular.
KROil .MADAGASCAR.
Paris, May 24. Advice from Mada
gascar say that the French detachment
landed and carried several military
pests erected by llavassan, in Sakalava
territory in defiance of French rights.
It is also stated that Admiral Pierre
has occupied the custom house at Ma-
jungo, securing the road and water way
to Tauerivo, the capital of the Island.
It is aemi-ofiicially onnounced thnt the
object of the French expedition to Mad
agascar is to abtain the payment of
aums due the French government from
Madagascar by holding the custom
house lhcre as security for the amount.
The bom bard ment of Mahunga, Mada
gascar, by the French, lasted six hours,
when the French troops landed and oc-
cujned tliQ place.' Hovas suffered great
i kh U WBICB run DOIO miou anu uuui, uuiiuig wnm oiuui, rin;ieiy I
V ' :....Mm of the sad. melancholy effects prodtced.-by the early lmbits of
- . ' . JifQmirnem ct the buck, and limbs, pains la .the bead and ..tnnuieM or sight, loss of
died. He rcmaired in that condition
twelve hours, when he raised up unex
pose tebly, and was ready to oppose his
removal to the asylum.
KENTUCKY REPUBLICANS
Lexington. May 24. The republican
state convention concluded its session
today, after nominating Gen. S. S. Fvey,
of Danville, for lieutenant-governor; L.
C. Clarrigues, cx-coufedcrate, for attor
ney general; Leroy Hawthorne, of New
port, auditor; F. Lowry, of Padueah,
treasurer; J. C. Pinkerton, of Graysou,
superintendent of public instruction; J
W. Ashbury, Cynthiana, register of the
land onlce.
THE NATIONAL RAILWAY EXPOSITION.
Chicago, May 24 The national exhi
bition of railway appliances was
thrown open to the public to-night.
The opening exercises included prayer
by Prof, David Swing, an address of
welcome by Mayor Harrison, an ad
dress by Hon. Eli "Washburne, an in
troduction of veteran locomotive buil
ders and engineers by Vice President
A. Finch. Owing to delay in securing
power, much of the machineiy intend
ed to be shown in motion is standing
still tonight. When fully going the
scene will be a busy CZe. Among the
brilliant and interesting displays' for
general public use is that of the United
States Electric Light Company, which
shows about 450 lamps, 200 of which
are lights, and 230 incandescent
burners. Ail sorts of positions and
various conditions of shading under
bright colored globes are shown. In
addition the company will show a
number of dynamos for the generation
and transmission of power. The elec
tric railway will be operated with one
of it? machines.
EXPRESS WAGON ROBBED.
Cleveland, May 24, A United
States express company money carrier
Alexander Granger, received sundry
packages of money and other valua
bles from the east bound Lake Shore
train this morning at the Union Depot
and put them into a buggy standing
outside. Somebody from the ice room
called to him, and nobody being in
sight, he stepped a little way from
i the vehicle to ascertain who called.
Returning he drove to the express
company's uiaiu office, and there dis
covered two bags, similar to the com
pany's pouches, but filled with brown
paper, had been substituted for two
with money. It is supposed the rob
bery had been carefully planned by
experts, and executed at the moment
Grangers attention waa diverted.
The missing pouches are said to con
tain in the neighborhood of S15.000 in
thirty packages of remittances from
railway stations on the Lake Shore
road between Chicago and Toledo to
headquarters. The amount cannot be
definitely known for some days.
THE BROOKLYN BRIDoB.
New York, May 24. The eighth
wender of the world, tho eighth in
point oi time, due first, in point of
significance, was today dedicated to
the use of the people. Among the
booming' canon, the shrill whistlings
of manyj. steamers, . and the applause
LATKST IV.01I THE STOUM. J
.St. Louis. M,n 24.-Infortnation has s WTq p V i.i & $ OpV I
just heen received that very heavy j 9M $ &J .M JiSJi 9 lM
wind and rain storms swept through- g I J '
out Howell county, Missouri, last Fii- jl ASW'M ?! 2 1i G 5 3fc 1
day anl Saturday, doing very great 1 -Sgg r
damage to farm and other property. .v--jr () T ' ' j
Part of Howell valley is Hooded, jl.
Bridges and embankments on the Kan- h. iK. 'C;: - - tyi ,-'( ' t V $?x A
sus City, Springfield & Memphis rail- tJ- ,
road were swept away, or are badly y-j
damaged, delaying trains several days. "r r V-fitS ,
every house in it being Mown down
J. McKelsey was severely iujured
Several others were badly hurt Farms
in that vicinity also suffered severely.
Information also comes from Maries
county that a ternado swept entirely
across it, making a path 10. yarls in
width, leveling forests and sweeping
the ground of everything in its way.
The largest farm in the county, that
of James Kression, which is 3 miles
long, lost all its buildings. The family
barely saved their lives by rushin
into the cellar of the milk house. A
horso was picked up and carried a
quarter of a mile. Several farm houses
were destroyed. Farms on Maries
creek were ur.fenced, but houses were
spared, A turtle eleven inches in di
amet r was scooped out of the creek
and dropped in Vieni:;'., three miles
distant. The farm3 of Gillespie and
Mrs. Morris were swept clean of every
thing. In Miller county the storm
was also severe. As far as heard from
a dozen farm3 in the neighborhood of
Iberia were ruined, and a school house
torn to pieces.
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Magnificent Dining Oars,
Elegant Day Coaches,
Pullraan'Palaca'lcepiug Cars.
2 St. Louis Trains Daily,
2 Omaha Trains Daily,
2 Kansas City Trains Daily
2 Atchison Trains Daily,
Two Tr:iin foi
St. Paul, Minneapolis, Sioux City,
And all points in northwest, w ith
Pullman Sleeping Cars,
Between Kansas City ana St. Panl
WITHOUT CHARGE
All trains run on time, connecting for all points
East, West, North & South.
Tickets for sale .it all regular ticket offices,
Information regard ins rate?, time, &c. cheer
fully giveu by addressing
J, F. Bakvard.
A. C. Dawks. Geu'l Supt,
en'l Pass Air;n
GAFlfFLEBCHM & CO.
COMPRESSED YEAST.
The best yeast in use, received fresh
every TUESDAY and FRIDAY
mornings. Trade suppllod by
Our facilities for Loavy .
ot surpassed in the Stnic
MACHINE RE PA II ti N ! i
for ail classes of work in h -.
Patronize Nebraska ,i:vv- ;
freight and time.
Parties buiidmir i:
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HOUSE COLUMNS,
CASTINGS.
.is n:id Castings for Iuini.-3 Houses uio
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Wo :!.-. '-' . f.'-l"trj pScx-p, saving
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IMPLEME1TTS
general line,
addition to a
ep the celebrated
.BINDERS and CANTON PLOWS.
Four kinds of ilie Icst tongue
less cultivators, with other stand
ard goods.
Don't fail to call pad see me.
cedVu creek, ne.
AT JOE McVEYV
Sample Room:
TENDERLOIN
Meal Market,
LAFE (jrZiEIL, VropW.
u.i miiiioii run vi;ci.bas.ac.
ContautiV on liand.
YOU Will find the Finest I:nportei j Also. all kinds of iA.JIR in season, aurl cv-
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French IJraiidy, ChaTiH-'"':" oilier
Fine "Wines, Pure Kentucky AVliiKics,
several of the beaX ' nd mrstr pupular
brands of UUTTL.E IiEKH, Fresli
Beer always on draught; Fine Ci;
eryllilnprkcptlu a
riK.ST-C'iJAS Meat sirirtf:- y
At lowc-f-t iwlbte ratea. ' '
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