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BROWNVILLE, NEBRASKA, THURSDAY, JAN, 26, 1882,
VOL. 26, NO. 32.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
T II. IIKOADY,
' i Attorney and Counselor at Low,
Ilrownvllli .Neb
T S. STULL,
J. ATTOHNEVS AT LAW.
Olllceof County Judge, llrownvllle, Nebraska.
A 8. IIOLLADAY,
f. Phyalolan, Sturgeon. Obstetrician.
araauated In 1851. Located In llrownvllle 18fi.
OMco,4l Malu street, Brownvlllo, Ntb.
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vIlle.Nob.
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Attorneys and Counsellors at Law,
Brownvillo, Nobraska,
PUACTICE In tno Htuto and Federal courts.
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snlos of roul estuto.
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ESTABLISHED XN 18&6.
OLDEST
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IN NEBRASKA.
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Does n general Kml Estate Business. Sells
Lands on Commission, examines Titles,
makes DeedH, Mortgage, and nil lustra
inentH pertaining to the transfer of Real Es
tate. Has a
Complete Abstraot of Titles
to nil Peal Estnto In No m aim County.
Ikeil'uriLtauilIlfst Mcdlc.ne oterHndo.
AooBmUnAtlon of Hops. Buohu, Man
drakwonuil DnnUcllo,!, with all tne beet and
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makeiVtliegrrati'-i Blood Purifier. Llvor
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opei atlontcaflft
ntyciTtEiwUWtulTlgtttothuetlKAlnflra.
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tr of thclMiwcl.orV urinary organr, or who re-
quire an Appetis
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auouiu te niinoiii in.m.
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(orlrunltemipi,ueof oplu.u, tobacco and J
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A R.DAVION,Caehler.
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NEBRASKA ADVERTISER
Geo. H. Hawkins, night clerk in tho
Sentinel olllce, IndianapolH, was acci
dentally shot and killed, 20th inst., by a
carrier.
I5x-Oovornor Hullock, of MasBachu
Bots, dropped dead on the sidewalk in
Worcoater, Mass., 17th inat. Apoplexy
was tho cause.
At Ironton, Ohio, John Wagner,
charged with tho murder of J)r. Hyors,
was taken out of jail and hanged by a
mob of forty masked men,
Senator Lamar, 17th inst was eloctod
by both houses of the Mississippi legis
lature to be Ills own successor as United
States Senator from Mississippi.
The delegate in Congress from Wash
ington Territory has introduced a bill
for the formation of theState of Wash
ington. It will hardly succeed.
On the 'JOth inst., tho oxecutivu com
mittee of the national board of health,
at Washington, declared small-pox to
be epidemic in the United States.
A delegation of Miami Indians of
the Indian Territory is in Washington
to secure legislation louuing to the
allotment of their lands in severalty.
Dennis O'Donohu, a Catholic parish
priest of lireunsburg, Intl., has com
menced suit against Bishop Chatard, of
the diocese damage, $5,000 for sus
pending him from his pricstl) duties,
as alleged, without just cause.
The French government has intro
duced a bill regulating tho importation
of American pork. It must bo certified
by local inspectors as "fully cured"
when packed and counter-certified by
French consular agents. Sausages or
other uncured meats will remain strict
ly prohibited.
T)io Iowa legislature, tow, in session
at Des Moines, met in joint convention
18th inst. and elected Hon. James F.
Wilson to fio United States Senate.
The best man for tho position in the
Stato of Iowa; and ho will scarcely
have a superior in intellectual ability
in the Senate.
In the senate Mr. Heck, of Kentucky,
mado a violent attack on the ponsion
arrearages bill on the score of economy.
Ho whh vigorously opposed by Senators
Vorhees and Ingalls. Tho latter as
sorted that as an act of justico to
soldiers it should becomu a law, what
ever it might cost.
Mr. Held, of the Now York Tribunt,
hastens to accuse the publisher of his
dispatch to tho late President of throw
ing dirt at the "martyred Gartleld."
Lincoln Journal.
As Mr. Held furnished the dirt, he
would bo mum on tho dirt question,
did he not, in a great degree, possess
the egotism and impudence of a Guit
eau. Owing to the filibustering efforts of
Messrs. Randall, Sam Cox, Springer,
and other Democrats, the proposition to
suspend tho rules, and put Mr. Bur
rows' anti-polygamy bill on its passage,
was avoided. Tho Democrats have
thus staved for a fortnight tho test of
whether thoy will be with or opposed
to tho anti-Mormon cru'tulo of tho Re
publican party.
Rev. James Miller, pastor of the M.
E; Church at Urbana, 111,, is getting
into troublo by the popular and liboral
doctrine ho preaches. Ho is hardly
sound on tho sanctificatlon and brim
stono question, henco two or three good
old superanuatod, hidebound brothers,
relics of the school that believed tho
earth flat like pancake, and persecuted
Galileo, propose to make it hot for
him.
At a German wedding in Ciiicago,
about n month ago, raw ham was one
of tho dolicaces, and was partaken of
by a number of guests who have since
Bhown evidences of trichina. The
most of them havo been relieved of the
parasite, but Henrietta Straoly, aged 32,
became worse under treatmont, and
died in great agony. An examination
of tho muscle discovered forty thou
sand of the parasites in one square
inch.
Stato Journal: The coolness with
which tho Chicago Inter Ocean pooh
poohs tho claim of Nebraska for the
admission of an additional congress
man upon the strength of bluudoring
and idiotic associated press dispatches
is admirable in its way perhaps, but is a
small compliment to the republican
party in this state. Tho inter Ocean
assumes that Col. Majors, our contin
gent congressman elect, bases his claim
to a neat upon the fact tha. Nebraska
has increased in population since tho
taking of the census in 1870, and lienco
ought to have more representation
without waiting with other wostorn
and southwestern states, for her timo
under tho new census.
As tho Journal has already explain
ed on soveral occasions, the claim is
based upon no such infantile plea, but
upon proofs that the census of 1810
was not properly takan, and that ttio
stato had at least 00,000 more inhabi
tants that year than she was credited
with, and was entitled to two repre
sentatives and has been for the last ten
years. Tills claim has passed the scru
tiny of a house judiciary committee,
and has been endorsed by a majority
report, but as the liouso has been hith
erto democratic, and na the passage of
tho bill would have given the republi
cans an additional vote in tho electoral
college, tho report was smothered by
the muscular power of tho majority.
Tliis objection no longer lies to doing
the state a little tardy justice, and if it
did, the republicans have a majority in
tho house and possibly in the senate.
It is very singular that during the
long light that Nebraska has mado for
justico in tliis mattter, it lias been abso
lutely impossiblo tagot a statement of
the case in any newspaper outside her
boundaries.
Hut in justico to the outsldo newspa
pcrs, it may bo well to roinomber that
It is still more phenomenal, that be
cause some new newspapers in Nebras
ka that havo happened to be personally
hostile to the gentlemen w.ho have from
time to timo been elected by the people
of the stato to represent this claim at
tho bar of congress, have also delib
erately falsified tho record and endeav
ored to create a public opinion at home
inimical to tho ai'mission of our second
member.
The Nebraska State Agricultural So
ciety met in Lincoln last week. E.J)
Mclntyro, of Seward, was oloctod pres
ident and I). H. Wheolor of riatt.v
mouth, secietary. Dan. is an old
whoelor liorso at the business, having
been secretary wo bollevo over since
tho organization of tho Stato board,
excepting last year, when McHrido was
chosen.
Tho following board of managers
was elected: M. Dunham, Douglas
county; ,1. C. McJlride, Lancaster
county; E. N, Grinnell, Washington
county; 11. W. Furnas, Nemaha coun
ty, and L. A. Kent, Kearnoy county.
Tho stato fair will bo hold at Omaha
from September 11th to tho lUth, inclu
sive Tho appropriation for speed is
32,100.
Tho State Horticultural Society also
held a session and olected Samuel
Hamard, of Table Hook, president, and
I). II. Wheeler secretary.
The views
of Nebraska enemies of
Valentine, headed by
Congressman
Rosewater. do not seem to be shared by
his colleagues in congress, nor by
oillcials of the government at Wash
ington generally ; nor does tho handful
of Mr. Valentine's partizan enemies in
tliis state havo tho Indorsement of tho
pross of the country In thfir war on
that gentleman. The Chicago 'inter
Ocean, for example, remarks that while,
with a population of half a million
souls, Nebraska has at present but one
representative in congress, "that one
lias proved himself competent to repre
sent tho state and to do it justice.
Omaha Republican.
Yes, that is all true enough, but
when we are entitled to more wo want
'em -if for nothing moru than orna
mental purposes.
Governor Cornell informed tho Now
York senato yesterday that no pardons
wero granted by him during the past
year. Tho 'i'rf&imc says It may well bo
doubted whether any other governor
ever jtbotalned for a twolvomonth from
using the power of executive clemency.
Govomor Cornoll said ho believed the
pardoning power Bhould only be used
to aid in tho administration of full and
exact justice, and not to prevent or de
feat tho just and righteous enforcement
of the laws. Nebraska's executive has
been governed by tho same views.
Omaha Republican,
Tho certificates of the physicians in
the caso of Mrs. Lincoln show that she
in afflicted with a spinal disease incura
ble, and which must soon ronder her en
tirely helpless.
Wo glean tho followingTrom tho prb
cocdlngH of tho grand lodge of Good
Tbmplars which met in Hastings last
week, as puplished in "the papers:"
Tho Hist busiuessof tho Grand Lodge
upon convening Was to pass a resolu
tion suspending Juniata lodge fcr con
tempt in publishing under the caption,
'Edited by Juniata Lodge" in tho
Juniata Herald contemptuous, slander
ous and libelous articles against the
Grand Worthy Cluet' Templar ami
Grand Worthy Secretary.
Tho resolution was passed without a
dissenting voice, ami Knickerbocker
and the other fltth-sllngors were there
by excluded from the floor of tho Grand
Lodge.
During tho aftornoon session the fol
lowing resolution was also unanimous
ly adopted :
"WMiitEAtf, Urothor J. U. Finch has
been Worthy Chief Templar of Uie
order in this stale for two years past,
and, . t
WiiiiREAS, Ho has been among us
and gone in and out of our honies'for
nearly live years, and,
WuuiiKAH, He luih been recognized as
tho leader of the piohihltiuu movement
In this state, and,
Wiikhkas, The journals in ppmpathyt
with tho liquor trallle have grossly ma-',
ligued his character, and,
WiMUKAs, Somo professod temper-,
mice men have been hasty to give pub
licity to acaudulous reports, wo, in jus-'
lico to ourselves and the urder and
cause of teiupuranco which wo love, as
well as in Justice to Bro. Finch, do
most unqualifiedly indorse his admin- '
ibtratiou and prunouncothe publication
of his traducers us malicious and libel
ous in the extreme." "'
Lincoln was tlxed Us tho placo for
holding the next session of the Grand
Lotlgo.
A t tho reception tendered tho mem
bors of tiie grand lotlgo by the citizens, ,
on the ovening boloro tho meeting of
the lodge, after the regular addresses,
Dr. King, of Lincoln, on behalf of the
friends of Mr. Finch, stepped upon thv
platform and in a graceful speech, pro-
seated him a gold watch and chain '
worth 3100.
John S. Mlnick, of Jlrovvnvllle, was
oloctod, mianlmously, G. W. C. T. and
fillip Crother of Nemaha wasTe-V
elected G. W. Sec'y, for tho ensuing
year.
Thoro wero 1C0 representatives and"
visitors at tho grand lodge.
llenious Orimoa.
Wm. Ikoeksmlt, aged 11), son of a
railroad official at Cedar Rapids, Iowa, '
was murdered at his sheep ranch iu
Now Mexico by unknown parties.
Near -Lode, Cal., Thos, Lydan fatally
siiot, through a window. Miss Fieta. .
Gillespie, and then went to a haystack
and kilted himself, it was an unhappy
lovo affair.
Frank Seymour, of Kansas City, was
murdered iu ids storo by sumo one un
knownlast week. Ho was killed
with an axo. Tho assassin is supposed
to be Jack Fitzmuurhe alias "Wild
Jack."
On his farm noar Washington,
Wayne county, Intl., David II. Smith
was shot to death and his body thrown
into a well. His sou Dan., aged ID, was
charged with the crime and arrested.
On his way to jail he was led to confeun
tho whole matter, which involved his
mother, named Susan Smith and his
elder brother, Jake. And thoy h tve all
been arrested and made confessions.
The mother and two Sous it appears
had frequently discussed the necessity
of putting tho old man out of tho way,
becauso ho was so disagreeable. Dan,
having a good opportunity, did the
work without tho assistance of the
othors, Jake being' away and the moth
er only hearing the pistol shots, When
Dan had killed the old man he went to
the house and told his mother, saying,
"I h.tvo killed pap, and I want you to
como and help me throw him into the
well.' Jake, on his arrival at homo
was informed by Dan that "By God, I
shot pap and threw him in the well and
ho'll nover bother us any more."
At Lancaster, Ky 17th Inst., Jas. A.
Wilmot, a farmer, with an axo killed
his wife, his mother, aged 80 and his
two daughters aged 10 and 15 years.
Ho then hung himself iu his barn. Ho
became insano over financial troubles.
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Tho H. & M. grading; in the west is
completed to a point seventy miles be
yond the Colorado lino, and work Is iu
progress eastward from Denver. Depot
grounds and sido tracks havo already
been secured in tho Colorado capital,
and it will not bo many months until
through trains aro running. Htutt
Journal,
Tho U. S. Sonato solect committee on
woman's suffrage, on the 20th inst., re
ceived a largo delegation of ladies from
the national woman's convention.
Amongst those who mado spoechos to.
tho committee was tho Hon. Mrs. Colby
of Nebraska.