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NEBBASKA ADVERTISER
Guiteiui, fearful of Rflthig the stiuill
pox, has bi'i'ii vaouiiititod,
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Illnn w liuiif: ut Wimit'iPiimi, Cnl.f
for tho inurtlor of Ah Lieli.
.1. P. Schooner, a tlanchig tniiHtcr of
D.ivuuport. Iowa, was assiiHsitmiod on
the iniblio hiyhway, while riding along
in nis unggy. 1
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of tho trustees of tho MudlHon Avonuo
Congregational Churbh (the Ilov. Dr.
Xewman'.'), of Xow York.
The rhiladelphiu Silk Cull are Asso
ciation are preparing a dress for Mra.
Oailiuld a brocade T)f black satin to
bo inado of silk giown in tills country.
Andiow Olson, a y)ung man of Chi
cago, who thought hu was going to have
sniall-po.v. drank twtMpmrts of whisky
by way of antidote, and died in half an
hour.
Senator Saunders has introduced a
bill establishing a now laud district in
north western Nebrnslja, with a vie.v of
opening up that part of the state to
settlelnenl.
The Senate Committee of India..
Affairs approved tho hill allowing com
pensation to Mrs. Meeker and others
who suffered by the "White Hiver Ute
massaero two jears ago.
The.Rev. Mr. Miln. a noted Unitari
an preacher of Xow Yoik, recently as
tonished his audionee by declaring a
disbelief in a lifebeyoiid the grave. He
said :
"If I could lieliovo there were a fu
ture life, how gladly I would let loose
my imagination.to Dietiiro its possible
uloiies. Not the tieiltla .John himself
should beat the air with moie e.ger
pinion, to reach the gate which I would
fain believe opens upon the Holds of
paradise, than I. But, friends, 1 cannot
afford to deceive you, and so 1 say that,
however beautiful tho dream may be.
the chance of its fulfillment' seems to
mo remote and improbable."
Charles M. Kostors,df Omaha, wlm
Killed Oscar llamiTCK'Ti) thVsiilonn of
whMi I ho hitter wiir bar-tender, on
hint Christmas morning, tins been in
dicted for murder in the second degree,
tho grand.piry finding the killing was
done "withoutdeliberation and pre
meditation." If the Omaha papers re
ported the matter conectly at the time,
wo would sav the blow was struck
without warning to the muidered man,
and with deliberation and premedita
tion. Perhaps Kosters did not know
nor care what tho refiult of tho blow
would be, but being jnllietcd with 51
deadly weapon upon a vital portion
of tho head, should subject Mr. Kosters
to the severest penalty of the criminal
law.
The prize fight between Paddy Hyan,
of New York, and John L. Sullivan, of
Boston, came off near New Orleans on
tho 7th inst., resulting In an easy vic
tory for Sullivan, lie gave 11 an four
Mpiaio knock down,, the last one, on
tho eighth round rendering Hyan senso
less. and he could not como to time
again. The betting was very heavy
and tho Sullivan crowd was enriched
by many thousand dollars. Sullivan
is evidently the hardest hitter and most
impetuous lighter since Ileonan's time.
It van was terribly punished, having
his nose and jaw broken; and ho may
not survive the effects of Sullivan's
fearful blows. The tight was for 32,
r00 a side and tho heavy weight cham
pionship. Robooo Oonkiag,
At tho dinner given by the Orant
Club at Albany last week, Hon. Sam
uel Poster, of Ttoy, in response to the
toast of tho health of lioseoo Colliding,
said:
11 is" but meet that tho humblest
should bo called upon to speak of him
for whom the greatest is not great
enough to speak. When the history of
tho second great contest for tho rights
of man was fought, Roseoo Conkllng
led the van in the councils of the oat ion
nsOrantdid on tho tented Held. Ho
nevor spoke within tho walls of any
building a nation were JiJb auditors
and the world his admirers. His pow
er thrilled tho soldier in tho Held and
his honesty lighted every fireside. Ilin
grandeur awed the thousands ; his logic
convinced tho millions, and his olo
quenco dimmed all mankind. But why
need I praiso him, whoso rory mistakes
inado a nation trembler I am power
less in auelra presence. VIen history
record tlio doings of those days, ho
will bo known as the grandest son of
the grandest state in tho grandest
Union Ood's sun has over kissed with
its loveliness.
rffJ.'fWIllWUiy.MM..,,,,,!.,
Lotter Proin Rogout Carnon.
BiioWNvn.i.K, Nun., Feb. ft, J882.
KdltnrH Journal, Kails city, Noh:
I have pe fore mo your issue of tho
4th instant, in which appears an editor
ial contaiuingtho following:
"Uegent Carson violated pledges
inadoby Church Ilowo. who put hint
in nomination, and without which
pledge he could not have been noinln
uted. Either JIowo inado unauthoriz
ed statoments, or Carson acted vorv
dishonorably. We call on those gen
tlemen to rise ami explain."
Recognizing your demand to "rlso
and explain." I rise to hut that if
Church Howe, or any other person,
inado pledges of any character in mv
name, in convention or elsewhere, such
pledges were and are utterly unauthor
ized. I was not within thirteen
bundled miles of tho Omaha conven
tion nt inn ume 01 my nomination us
la-gent of tho University, did not at
any lime aeok, and therefoie did not
authorize Church Howe to make Uuy
pledge whatever to socure a noinina.
tion I. did not want.
The biiital, malicious, untruthful
slanders now being published on the
late action of the hoard of Regents,
coming from the falsely called "liber
al" element of the State, will be ventil
ated in duo time. "The end is-not yet."
John L. Cakson.
Olnirch Ilowo on tho Uuivorsity Troubles,
Uudkohi), Nun., Peb. (, 1S82,
EdlloiN .Journal, KiiIIh l lly, Nop;
CIicntlk.mkn: In your issue of Fob.
4th, I find the following in reference to
Ihe recent actions of the Regents of tho
University: "Regent Cm son violated
pledges nude to Church Howe, who put
him in nomination. Either Howe
made unauthorized statements or Car
son acted veiy dishonorabl)." Let me
slate in renlv that 1 nevei' nmile unv
pledges whatsoever for Mr. Carson, anil
that Mr. Carson, who was absent In
Pennsylvania at the time,' had never
had a word with me regarding Ids uoni-
niiuon iTiore the lteiuil) can Slnti
Convention for the oll'ice or Regent. I
did state that Mr. Carson was not a sec
tarian, did not belong to any church or
make any piofessions, and at the same
tiniB was not antagonistic to anv relig
ious denomination, and that r did not
bpliove he would allow tho question of
sectarianism to have any weight with
him in deciding the best interests of
our State University. As his oppo
mint before the con vent ion was known
to be a fiiend of Chancellor Palrlehl.
undoubtedly with my statements ie
garding Mr. Carson's independent posi
tion on religious matters before them,
Ihe opponents of Mr. Fait Held gave
Mr. Carson their support, but they did
not do so on the strength of any pledge
1 gave mem regarding wiiat.Mr. ('ar
son's actions would be as Regent, if
elected, for this f did not know. 1 had
my own opinion and that was all. In
this connection let me say, that my
own views regarding the proper reme
dy to apply to our University troubles
were well known to many members of
the convention, friends of'both fact Ions.
As a member of tho senate committee
of investigation during tho session of
Hoventy-nine. after a thorough investi
gation Into flie University troubles,
lasting for. weeks, I became convinced
that no compromise could over be ef
fected between the Ch ineellor and fac
ulty, and harmony restored. I stated
it publicly on the lloor of tho Senate,
that it was mv belief that tho good
name of tho State, the success of the
University iequired t he immediate
withdrawal of both Chancellor and
faculty from the University, and a re
organization of the Chancellor and
faculty who could work together in
harmony, and to this end 1 pi opened
the adoption of a resolution to tho Be
gems asking this. Had this course
been adopted by the Legislature, our
University troubles would have ended
two years ago. I believed then as I do
now that the removal of either one of
these factions and the retention of the
other will not reinedv the evil, and un
til thero Is a complete cleaning out
from Chancellor to. Janitor and a re-organization
effected, tho State Universi
ty will not be an institution of learn
ing worthy of the appropriation of one
hundred and sixty thousand dollars the
Stato has inado for it during tho past
three sessions of the Legislatiuo. This
fight has gone too far to ever bo com
promised without affecting tho effi
ciency of tho University. Nothing
short of a thorough renovation will
over place it where It belongs as n state
Institution. I believe the Regents will
yot see the wisdom of such action.
Yours most Respectfully,
Oilmen Howie.
FOR A FACT.
The Nurnery portion of the Furnas
Fruit Fat m, Brownville, Nebraska,
will bo cleaned out the coining spring,
the ground being required for other
purposes. JUiniuhifi nut he had,
wholesale or retail. Those wishing
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anything in this line will make money 1
by seeing this stock before making ur-
rangeinonts elsewhere. I
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VOL. P.fi. MO. 3R.
Mutilated Ooine.
Punched, bored or otherwise mutil.
ted gold anil silver coins, have no Hxi
value regulated by tho original viiliir
of tho perfect coin, as Is generally sup
posed, and tho value is regulated b
tho market value of tho bullion, which
Is generally about twenty per cent, losn
tho value vf porfeet coin. Tho Direc
tor of the mint has issued tlo following
regarding tho matter :
"TnuAsritY Dkpautmknt, IIukkav
ov Tilt: At int, Washington, I). C.
.January :n, 1882. Tho Government
has fixed lio Valuation nnmi iimlllniiwl
jin or coin oilier man the market value
of tho silver thoy contain; they aie
purchased at tho mints by weight as
bullion, and tho valuo depends upon
the price of silver on tho day the coin
im received ai ino iMint.
"At present, tho price paid by tho
Mint at Philadelphia is 91. 1 per ounce,
Hue. equivalent to $1.17 per ounce
standard, .
"HoiiATio C. BritciTAUD, Director."
j:rhelaw prohibits tho mutilation of
cphiM, but its provisions have nover
been enfoiced. The following from
the Revised Statutes of tho United
States covers tho offonso:
"Section Mod. Every person who
fraudulently, by any ant, way orineaus,
neinces, inutilities, impairs, diminishes,
falsifies, scales or lightens tho gold and
silver coins which have been, or which
may hereafter he, colnod at the mints
of the United States, or any foreign
gold or silver coins which are by law
made current, or are in actual' use or
circulation as inoiioy within the United
States, shall bo Imprisoned not more
than two years and fined not more than
two thousand dollars."
BROWNVILLE SOUOOLB.
Roll of Honor,
, GItAMMAK DKPAIITMldNT.
Lilly Hoover, Jonas Diuryi 'Fred'i
Whoeldoii.
1'U 1ST INTKHMKMA'JT.
Emma Appleguto, Maitha Arm
strong, Delia Gates. Clara Collins, Lu
lu Zook, Peail MeCumber, Siiinmio
Ton re. Frank Helm or, Anthony Cloyd,
Albert Brown, Willie Washington.
-iVNNA W. .MCUONAl.li .Teimlinr.
w
SIXIOND DKPA ItT.MKNT.
Harry Cottrell, Frank Flack, Zeno
Worthing, Chirk Johnson, Jonas Klein,
Minnie Himhes. Nora Fhick. Horn
Flack, Cora ICmpson. Pauline Morris,
Lu Cloyd, Helen Hoover, Hope Lo
ranco, 'Viny Andrews, Emma Andrews.
Emma Cauk, Teacher.
IMtlMAllV DKPAUTMKNT.
Clara Khriner. Mile Wlmnltlmi. Mnrin
Oillard, Lizzie Gillard, Mollio Willis,
Phronio Stafford, Mattie Butts, Grace
Odel, Winio Andrews, Om Den, Kddio
Wheeldon, William Clovd. Jimniio
Mhldleton, Willie Rauor, Eddio Mum
ford, Peny Blackety, 0. Hardotibcrgoi',
B. Worthing.
Fannib J. EmunnT, Teacher.
.SUJW'KIMAKY DKPAUTMKNT.
Rosa Hughes, Edna Boyles, Henry '
Mitchell, John Armstrong, Henry
Klein, John Long, Paul Stevens, Irii
Moore, Willie Moore, Pet or Fatolv,
Ml-ri Sn Mb Abi nb r Su'ltli, Jimniio ,
McNaiightou.
C. Johnson; Teacher.
The offer to send for 25 cents, in
money or stamps, a box of Vegetable '
Seeds, containing one packet each of
Sure-head Cftbbuge, Egypt inn Turnip
Hoot, Trophy Tomato, Ruttor Lettuce.
French Breakfast Radish, Excelsior
Watermelon, Model Cucumber, "White
Kgg Turnip, for trial, should be taken
advantage of by every person who has
a garden. The eight varieties aie put.
up in a neat bnx,Hr tiu-h packet is full
size. This offer is made to introduce
our Seeds to new customers. (Jutiran
tf(ti to give satisfaction, or money re
funded. Illustrated catalogue sent free.
S. Y. Haines & Co., 41 North Front St.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Itli'N Partington SayH.
Don't takoany of the quack rostrums,
as thbv are regimental to tlm Inmum
cistern; but put your trust in Hdp Bit
ters, which win euro general dilapida
tion, costivo habits and all comic dis
eases. Thoy saved Isaac from a sovoro
extract of torpid fever. Thoy are tho
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Tho subscription mien of
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1 in-.
If
we could induce paper inamtfacturers
10 wait a year or two for their pay
we would bo willing to give our patrons
that much time, but as wo cannot wo
Insist on our pay in advance.
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Charles Miller, sentenced to ho huiig
at Bouton, Scott county, Mo., on the
ifith of March, for the murder ,of
li,r!itill vi ITiimlWMi iirv....ui.. 1 .,
. """iwi-wii, i-uiniiiiiieusiMuino
in his cell by hanging himself with -i
blanket which he had torn into" strlns
for tho purpose. . . '
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