THE DAILY BJBE OMAHA , TUESDAY , FEBRUARY 26 , T881.
THE DAILY BEE.
. OMAHA ,
Tuesday Morning , Fob , 26 ,
LOCAL BREVITIES ,
New croi ) clover and timothy seed for lo.
Smigart , Wntto k Wleo , Council IMuflii , Iowa.
f84m.
The case of the state against T < on GCOTRO ,
for i-obbory , WM begun before iTiulgo Notlllo
yesterday morning.
John Drexel , of the firm of Uroxo ! & Maul
Is confined to hi * homo by a tcvoro gwollinc1
upon his right kneC.
It i rojiortcd thftt a man was blown froin
train No. 3 , on the Union Pacific , going went ,
ono day liut week.
The song/orvlco at Trinity cathedral Sun
day was largely attended nnd the mitsli
was excellent , nnd highly planting to all ,
Several kegs of powder were sent to VM
ley by the Union 1'aclfic folks Sunday , to
bo UBOil in hronklDR up the Ice In the Halts
river.
The funeral of Mr * . iiaboth ; ! Cliff wll
take place thii ( Tuosilay ) afternoon , at
2 o'clock , frbm her late residence , 2015 Gal J
well street.
Two bonutlfnl tUy , in rapid succession
have boon dealt out to the clttrona of IhU city
by a bountiful weather clerk. It now romalni
to bo soon what will follow.
tp W. G. Whitmoro , of Valley , a director o !
the Wato'loo croainpry nssBodatlon , wafl
elected vico-prenldont of the Northwestern
Dairymen's association , at Mnnkato , Jlinn
loot week.
The case of the state ixgainat ( ! oorgo
Jackson , for ntcallng shoos , was called licforo
Judge lionoke Saturday afternoon. The do *
fonio demanded a jury trial aivl the CILXI
wont over until Starch 7tb.
Stops have been placed nt a number o
the jumping off places In dllToront parts o
the city , canned by tlio grading of last season.
They ore nlco Iniprovoinonta and will avi
many a headlong fall.
The twelve apodal policemen were MWOHI
in and put on duty Saturday night Six o
thorn put In the greater portion of yoHordnj
in Ranging around the Wabash corner.
Illchard IlodJ , traveling salesman fo :
Tootlo , Maul & Co. , was marrM on the 22d
of thla month to Miss Ella Davix , of Hamll
ton , Ontario.
The mud and 'water upon Bomo of the
street crossings IB getting terrible deep and It
case the woitther continues such as yesterday , n
Ufa preserver will bo needed to insure sufot ;
in transit from ono nldo of the Htroot to thi
other.
, Low lirown , a colored man , was lost nigh
arrested for stealing tha robes and oflico turn !
turo from the blue barn last fall. Ho wafl
found alone by Officer Illnchoy in Mr. Itod
ick's officoi ths occupants ha ring gene to thoti
homes for the night.
Patrick Carroll , cf Chicago , dlalnteriei
the remains of James Carroll , Ills brother , wh
died nt St. Joseph hospital a couple of week
ago , and after identifying \tliom placed the :
in an elegant coffin and ro-lmrlod them In th
Holy Sephulchra cemetery.
Harry Gllmoro , yard master of the Unlo ;
Pacific , has had a telegraph Instrument plocci
in his office , and an operator now takes a'
train orders direct. It is a nlco thing , am
Bsve.-i any amount of trouble in cnmmunlca !
ing with the train dispatcher by telephone.
A. M. Klnnoy , brother-in-law of Ml
Emma Troup , alliw Josslo Snell , the tinfortu
nato young woman who was killed at thoroac
houeo a couple of months ago , of Huron
Dalioti , arrl\ed In the city yesterday. Hi
. tme after the effecti of his Bistcr-in-law , nnc
to pay the expenses of her burial.
This evening , February 2Gth , th
Union Catholic Llbarry nnsociittlon will gi\o a
dime sociable at their rooms , Crolghton block ,
Their programme on this occasion will cqua
any given heretofore , which will bo Ruulclen
guarantee for a largo attendance. Kxorclnca
will begin prcimptly at 8 o'clock *
The Nebraska State Stenographer's naio
-elation held a mooting last evening in th
offieo of Boll k Shrivor , but owi j ? ) t ) 9 f c
that the great majority of the members pros-
j nt dwlro-l to attend the M'llor ' looturo , on
motion tlio meeting adjourned to moot again
to-ntpht at the suino pluco and hour ,
Valley Station , botwoan tuo Flatto and
Elkhorn rlvorg , nt the woat end of Douglna
county , is known among produce dealers as
"tho vegetable kingdom , " bolncr known fur
and near ai a great producer and shipper of
potatoes , onions , sweet potatoes.equaHlioa , olo.
One houdrod and thirty car loads were ship
ped from tnero in October last , largely of
vegetables.
Jack Galllgan , C. J. Emory , JaaiM
Davis , MorrU Sullivan , William Nightingale ,
Gap. Smith , ArcUlo Gray , George ITydo nml
ilertira. Cyrus and Kelly are eleven of the
twelve special policmntm appointed by Ma ) or
Ch&so , with tin advlco and Cjnsontof the
committee on police. Six of thuin 1m va bo n
doing patrol duty , two bolng mtlgnod to boat a
on the Kouth nlJo of tlio U. 1 * . tiaok.
Al. Johuaon , a passenger ongiuoor on the
Union Fadfio , tell * of A tramp dog which uan
on his train west , a few dajs ulnco. The anl >
rcil WM of the bird dog !
IK > CCH , and wm u
most knowing canlno. Ho wan iirst noticed
on'the platform of the first car , adjoining the
engine. At each RUtlnn he would jump off
upon the depot platform And would remain
until the trulu would start , when bo would
epring upon the car und proceed upon
Journey. Ha was o > iiloutly going west to
grow up with the country , as La was sllll
upon the train when Julmsun left it at Oroiid
Illlild ,
KvontM.
Minnie Liltlutlold will return to
her home at Ohlcopoo , Mms.f on Tuesday -
day next , 20th in t.
Sir. Chu. Greunifj , who has been on a
vialt to Germany , reached home yester
day.Tho
The meeting of the Literary and Debating -
bating ociety on Saturday was not BO
largo as , iwual , owing to inclemency of
tlw w.eaOiBr. The Htorary progrararno
being carried out , wa followed by the
debate , "Resolved , That the Franca.
Chinese war h jiutifublo. " Mr. P , Jf '
Bailey opened the dieciiwion on the af'
fismatire and Mr. Elton for the negative
ido of the iM Uon. The alllrnutivo
ituer\ \ ? 'rODRe , ument8
the
judgo'd decision
WM rendered at-
cordingly. Tliero will be no regular
wealing next Satuaday ; a promenade
coflw and basket lunch will take its
"HOUGH ON HAT3. ' '
Cl ar0 out rats , mice , roaches , flics ,
JWt * . b dbugs , kunk0 , chipmunks ,
IDc. DruggUU
VIEWS OF JUROPE ,
As Given by Hon , George L , Miller at
the Opera Honso Last Hight ,
\n IntcreMltifc licolitro anil nil Ap-
prculnllvo Amlionco ,
A YO-y intellectual audience , number-
rg nwrly three hundred , wore nssom
.loi in the opera homo last evening to
lioar Hon. Gcorgo L. Millcr'fl lecture on
lits travels in Europe , given for the
lonofit of the Hood sufTorors in the cast ,
besides the speaker there wore on the
fitatjo Hon. James E. lloyd , president : ol
Lho mooting , and Hon. II. T. Olnrko.
The speaker was introduced by Mr.
Boyd , with Bomo very npt and fitting re-
narks on the virtue of charity.
The speaker promised his Iccturo with
an apology for not being bettor prepared
for such nn occasion , stating that ho
would have taken down jottings by other
moans than his own mind , had ho known
ho would bo called on to deliver such
losturo. Mr. Miller upoko substantially
as follows :
An American visiting Europe for the
first time , should bo possessed of gooi
health and have a good constitution.
My observation shall bo cnnfinoc
mostly to England , although I visited
many other countries. I oavr Rome
Naples , Pisa , Venice , Mazzona , Sai
Marino , Nice and Monte Carlo. Air
one of these topics would bo n ploasan
theme for an hour's talk with you. When
I first saw Ireland I felt thankful that ]
had boon enabled , after many Rtrugglex ,
to sco that beautiful isle. When I saw
these perpendicular shores , when I saw
thaso ancient cities , I saw thorn will
such an impression as many people hon
have. England was born in blood , ant
it is not the only England that was bert
in blood. The men under William the
First were pirates , and there are many
to-day who think her nothing but a lane
of pirates. London has one of the mild
est climates that ever blest the earth ,
inado so by the gulf stream which flows
up from the south. England owes her
national strength , the strength of her in
dividuals , to the fact of climate. Tin
foundation of England's greatness depends
ponds upon two things religion and coal
When you go over to England you sc <
royalty , at the summit ot which is tin
noblest of women , Quaon Victoria , noxi
to whom in the prince of Wales , and
prayed for them regularly , although . '
think the prince needed praying fo
much more than the queen. Tho'law o
class governs everything. Eight hun
drcd and seventy-four land owners it
England own 5,000 acres of land each , o
ono-fpurth of England. In England one
man in twenty owns real cstato , in Scot
land ono iti twenty-five , in Ireland on
in sovonty-nino. "
"No ono there over hears ony railories
ngainst these in power , but it an ;
ono should bo found guilty ho would liavi
to flee the country and como to America
The cheapest market in the world i
London , where everything on oartl
can bo bought. Ohocsp that is inado it
this country and for which 1 pay twenty
five cents per pound I buy there for six
teen and eighteen cents.
The government of England is nomi
nally n monarch but practically not so
Queen Victoria has nomoro to do wit !
the government than I have.
The Farnoll movement has rosultei
in much good. Parnoll and Duvitt as ]
that Ireland be bought bv the government
mont , and sold to its people , and I bo
Hove in her revolutionary right to bo an
independent country. But a remedy for
her wrongs I need not try to solve whoa
such mon as Gladstone have failod.
found in England the best class
people I over mot with anywhere.
The 4,000,000 people , high and low _
London , are the best governed of an ;
people iu the world. There is no non
sense in England about the execution o ;
law. There is nothing so certain of execution
ocution as the criminal law in that lane
Pf lawAnd. if thvio is anything that ai
Englishman is proud of it is the fact tha
the English flag protects him whorove ;
ho is , oven at the expense of sinking' tin
island. In London , it i * siid , that there
are inoro Scotchmen than in Edinburgh
moro Irishmen than in Dublin , more
Jews than in Palestine , and moro Roniat
Catholics than in Homo. The policcmoi
arn as polite and us well dressed as a
French dancing-master. It. is the dutj
of the police to look after the individuii
safety of each man , woman and child
None of thom over carry weapons anc
depend for their powur upon the author
ity of tliH law. Sumo of the great place
of intoroit lire the parls , fie /.oo
St. .litmus' p.ilaco , Buckingham plaso
and the vooplo wno frojuet.t thea
places uru the brightest in the world. Sf
Paul's catludral , Wrstminstor Abbey
the mausoleum of her bravest men , fore
incut of whom are Wellington and No ! sou
This country , 1,800 years ago , wa
governed by the Humans , and 1 saw a
Ola-slur Roman walls and the white road
upon which Oiutar and his armies marched
There are 1,030 charities in London. In
1878 § 2,000,000 of voluntary contribu
tions were raised from the body of th
people , and when an institution is out o
money , all it must do is to state that fao
in The Times , and ou the next evening
its cotlors will bo ovt rflowed. There i
much crime and poverty in England , bu
nevertheless its people are moro blossw
than most pooplo. Take a jaunting ca
through the country , and you will so
the finest country in the world. Thro
hours ride will take you to Lemingtoii ,
watering place , ono of the finest spots it
the world. Near hero is Stratford-on
Avon , the burial place of Shakespeare
The Memorial theater is here , for th
maintenance of whicn the loading actor
have pledged th msolvos. I know note
the future , butldoknowthatEughmdaH
America , father and son , ate tlio two im
tions to which the world must look for
well regulated liberty ,
Uuokloii'H Arnloa Salvu.
The greatest medical wonder of the worli
Warranted to e ] > eadlly cure Uurns , Cuts. U
COM , Halt Uhouiu , Paver Sorea. Cancciu. I'lles
niilllblolnn , Corn * . Tetter , Chapped hand *
srvt nil ekln eruption , guranteed to cura i
ery tn t nee , w money refunded. 25 cenl
I'tiHiolllco'Uobbary ,
On the night of the 20th , the postof
fico at Dakota City was robbed. Peal
ofllce Inspector King , of this city , was
telegraphed aud departed for that place
The only oluo obtained was the handle
a chisel and an old pair of glous. .
The amount stolen was email , and _
the B&fe was not locked it was uu easy I
matter to secure it. The robber * spent !
10 greater part of the night in ft church ,
where they mode considerable litter but
ook nothing.
jTho chisel hnndlo was identified by a
inrdwaro merchant in Sioux City , as ono
10 had sold to young man , who claimed
o bo a bridge builder , on the night of the
obbory.
A HtnrtlliiK Discovery.
Mr. Win. Johnson , of Huron , Dak. , writes
Imt Ills wife had been troubled with acute
Ironchltl * fur mnny yours , and th t all rcino-
lies tried gave no ( Kirmancnt rollrf , until lie
irocnrod n bottle of Dr. Kwtfi Now Ilcov-
cry for Consumption. Cough" , nnd Corns ,
which had A magical effect , nnd produced n
lormnnont euro. It Is guaranteed to euro nil
) tea cs of Throat , hungn , or Drondilal
Tubes.
Trial bottles Frco at C. F. Goodman's Drug
Store. J.nrgo nlzo 81.00.
POLICE COURT ,
An UniiRimlly Imrno Ninnlier of I.nw-
JlrenkcrH Ycstcrilny Morning.
There was an unusually largo number
of prisoners marched into police court
, -ogtorday , and the number of epocta
, ors was simply enormous. It is custo
mary to have a , largo attendance on Mon
day morning , but this morning's crowd
was astonishing.
The first cases disposed of were seven
disturbers of the peace. Two of them
laid fines , tlireo were committed and two
wcro continued.
A commercial traveler was armatot
Sunday night for shooting olFn revolver in
front of IHifgin's saloon , on Douglas
street. Ho was fined 810 and costs yes *
tcsday morning , which ho paid.
Ono vagrant was snnt up to the county
jail for ton days. Ho was from Denver ,
the first ono in thrco months who has nol
como from St. Paul.
John Maya great big , strapping follow ,
was before his honor , charged with get
ting drunk and abusing his family. Ho
is a hard case and has been in the dock
several times boforo. His little daughter
was present and had a largo lump on her
head , the effect of being thrown against
the steve by her brutal father. Ho was
sentenced to thirty days in the county
jail on bread and water.
JBIIICB Hiha was arrested for striking
his poor old father. They had a. family
quarrel and after the old man had retired
tired for the night , John wont to his
bed chamber and struck him upon the
head. Ho wa * fined $10 and sontoncoc
to ton days in jail.
An End to Bono Scraping.
Edward Sliopliord , of Hixrrlsbtirg. 111. , na
"Having received so much benefit from Klco
trie Bitters , I feel it my duty to let aulToring
humanity know It. Have had a running gore
on my leg fpr eight years ; my doctors told mo
I would have te have the bono scraped or Icf
amputated. I used , Instead , tlireo bottles o
Electric Hitters and NQVOII boxes of liucklon'i
Arnica Salvo , and my leg is now Round am
well.
well.Kloctric
Kloctric Bitters nro sold at fifty cants n bet
ties , nud Uiicklen's Arnica Salvo at 25c. pc :
box by 0. V. Goodman.
PKKSONMI , .
llov. A. F. Shcrrill spout the Sabbath at
Plum Creek.
Will C. Bryant and John Linn , of Wahoo
are guosttt of the Metropolitan.
S. K. Culvert , of Lincoln , and W. Hartley
of Aurora , are at the Milliard.
W. L. Van'Alstyno nnd H. L. Trlckoy , o :
Lincoln , are guest of the Millard.
M. A. Chrlsman and daughter , of Whiti
Cloud , Kansas , are at the Metropolitan.
J. O. Uurd , of Klsing , and J. 0. Blackmau
of Fremont , are in the city at the Millard.
J. 11. Bangs , of North I'latte , and J. L ,
Carson , of Brownsville , are guests of the Mil
lard.
lard.W.
W. II. Platt , of Grand .Island , and J. C ,
McJirldo , ol Lincoln , are guesta of the Pax
ton.
Hon. J. 0. Crawford , of West Point , anc
It. lUaco , of Blair , are stopping at the 1'ax
ton.
ton.A.
A. J. Dnrlnnd , of Norfolk'and A. W.
Hardy , of Boitrlce , & registered at tha Pox
ton.
ton.J
J , D. Pines , of Glcncoo , nnd John Itoed , of
Harlan , Iowa , are registered at the Motropoll
tan.
tan.J.
J. 0. Blackburn , of Arlington , and Saimio
5 , Miller , of Now York , are in the city at the
Metropolitan ,
W. Paint and T , L.Louis , of Oakland , and
Frank Sharpe , of Fremont , are guests of the
Metropolitan ,
H. B. Durfoe , W. Thompson , J. W. Ilnlso
W. J. Armstrong and Hon. T. M , Mariiuottu
nro stopping at the MllUrd.
Miss Gotzlan , of St. Paul , who has been th
guest of M'ss Mluiilo Klchardson , in this cltj
for several days past , returned to her horn
lost evening.
TO SPEOULATOnS.
For sale two of the moat desirable lots
each fronting 133 feet on Kith street , on
has 810,000 and the other $15,000 per
manent improvements. Euy torma
Gall nt Soars & Bosard , 10th uad Dodge
Williams Block. fiOtf
Army Orilorn.
Private David Donohuo , ro-cnlinted a
Fort Omaha , Nob. , ia assigned to thi
Fourth infantry.
Recruit Charles Dahlon , nnlistcd a1
Fort Douglas , Utah , ia assigned to com
pauy Q , Sixth infantry.
Been/it / Willian Kaynor , enlisted at
Fort D. A. Itussoll , Wyo. , is assigned to
the Ninth infantry.
Hospital Steward Phillip F. Krck , U.
S , army , having reported at these head' '
quarters in compliance with paragraph 1 ,
special orders No. U7 , current seriesfrou
tlio headquarters of the army , will proceed
ceod to Fort Bridgor , Wyo. , and roper
to thu commanding oflicor tboriof fo :
duty.
The quartermaster's department wil
furnish the necessary transportation , ant
the subsistence department commutation
of rations for three days , it bolnt ; im
practicable to carry cooked rations.
Do you want to buy § 20,000oaUblisho
hardware business in ono of the best lo
calities in the city of Omaha ? Stocl
will invoice $10,000. Easy terms to responsible
sponsiblo panics. Bears & Bosard , 1511
and Dodge , Williama' block.
' < A Kalaim ilo\v ,
A fight occurred in Ed. O'Connor's sa
loon , corner Sixteenth and Burt street ) ; .
Saturday night , in which a barber by U
name of Joe Paulin received six sever
scalp wounds from a beer glass in th
hands of Bill Knight , a moulder. Th
scalp was penetrated to the bone , anc
blood flowed in great profusion.
Although seriously injured , Paulin i
! getting along nicely ' '
DISTRICT OOTJKT ,
District Attorney Godwin's Opinion
or tlio KARL ( > rniil Jury nnd
nnd tlio MnmicroI'llB
Hclccllon.
In the district court , before Judge
Vakoloy , the case of Ballon against
Vhittnoro was before the court all day.
? his action grows out of material fur
nished for defendant's houio to Con-
ractor Winscit , who fled from his crcd-
tors in this city about two years ago.
HID case of Wolf against Edgerton ,
which wan on trial for two days la.it
week , was dismissed yesterday morning
on motion of defendant's counsel for
plaintiff to give security for costs.
Before Judge Neville the case of The
3tato against Lon George for robbery was
on trial all day yesterday. When court
adjourned last evening all the evidence
'or the state had boon adduced , and the
testimony of ono witness for the defense
liad been given.
District Attorney Godwin made the
Following motion to the court yesterday :
To the Honorable the District Court !
Now comes Parko Godwin , as district
attorney , and praying for the oinpanucl-
im ? of a now grand jury , makes known
to your honors :
That since the discharge of the grand
jury of the present term the following
cases have accumulated on the criminal
calendar ot the police court :
The State against Simpson , charged
with horsu stealing.
The State against Kimball , charged
with horse stealing ,
The SUto ngainit Williams , charged
with burglary and larceny of &JOO.
The State against Newell , cna'gnd with
embezzlement ,
Of these cases the first nnd third have
been examined in the police court anc
the persons accused committed to jai
for the Juno term ; the others are in pro
cess of investigation.
Persons committed to jail now for the
Juno term will , if kept there , entail un
necessary burden upon the county for
their maintenance.
All thcso cases can bo disposed ol
speedily and with little expense.
Under section -105 of the criminal code
it shall bo lawful for the court , whenever
it may bo deemed necessary , to order the
calling of a now grand jury at any time
after the discharge of the preceding ono.
Much of _ the criminal investigation
by the late jury was barren and unsatis
factory. Elements of discord wcro early
manifest. Persons chtitged with crime
and held to await its action worn allowoc
to go free. The cause is not ono of con
jecture. During its session rumors were
afloat of a conspiracy to defeat action
against a certain person hold for a seri
ous offense. That person was not in
dicted. Promise has boon made by ono
of its members to place mo in possession
of facts which , if shown to exist , will be
employed in bringing the conduct of cer
tain members of that body to the public
view.
view.While
While the jury room will never become
como a sanctuary where only righteous
mon assemble so long as men less right
eous control it , while it will never
hnvo the reputation of being a chamber
of exact and oven-handed justice until ii
is purified and disinfected of the odors
that cling about it ; and while the moro
vigorous opponents may continue to
damn it as a colossal failure and an ar
chitectural fraud , thcso curses would be
the less deserved if the picas ot idle
friends , the requests of corrupt attor
neys and the mock distress of the politi
cal "bummers" and "pustules" who hang
about the coinmissioner'B oflico and the
sheriff's desk seeking jury service , wore
firmly rejected or ignored by the ofliciols
whoso duty it in to manage the jury sys
tem ; and until this in done public criti
cism will not cease ; public sympathy will
not abate , and in the future , us in the
past , the public voice will pronounce its
curse upon the jury room as a nest o )
rank corruption , favoritism and menace.
PAUKE GODWIN ,
District Attorney.
The judges have taken the motion
under adviaomont , and will not give theii
decision before to-morrow.
The follwwing is the assignment of
cases for day :
BEFOIIE JCnaE WAKEI.EY.
Ballou vs. Whitmoro ; on trial.
Ballou vs. Farmer.
Borsick va. Swoboda.
Page vs. Stoolo.
Finn vs. Manning. * " '
Merany vs. Borsok.
Omaha vs. Anderson ot al.
Est'ibrook vs. Dohlo.
Dolan ot al vs. Whitmoro.
Bragman vs. Miller.
Berry vs. Bareron et al.
Kuhlman vs. Poycko et al.
Baswitz vs. B. & M. R. R. Co.
IIEFOIIE JVVatiNEVILLE.
Call of criminal cases.
Foil SALE. Farm of 80 acres in the
South Loup valley , near St. Paul , Neb
50 acre * iniprnved , 30 acres of good hay
landJu ; > use , stables , etc ; alao largo grov * .
uf trees. Will sell for ? 1,200 , or trade
for city property. L. J. Purrin , core D
L. Thomas , Croightou Block , Omaha.
ft&.niifethura-tf
DENYING IDLE HUMORS ,
ComnilHhlnnor Vlnlitf ; Oliilnis Tlwt No
Trouble ) KxlHltt In the Trunk
Oh luge New * .
E. P. Vining , commissioner of the
Wea'orn Trunk Line association has
heard of nothing tending to sustain the
rumors that any of the lines in his aeuu-
ciation have become dissatisfied. Ho
says it is fair to assume that the men
who signed the agreement were author
ized to net for their respective lines , and
that holding responsible positions they
were competent to decide whether
or not the ollunco would be
a benefit. It is hardly likely ,
ho said , that they jhould suddenly conclude -
cludo that it was a disadvantage to belong
to it , when they uiitortd it with their
own free will , after mature coneideiation ,
and were neither beguiled nor seduced
thereto. Further , the last two lines
were taken in merely for the ssko of har
mony , and not as a matter of right. The
Union Pacific , having a right to dispense
its business as it saw lit , formed the
tripartite agreement , and it was only to
ovoid complications that other lines wore
I)0Vu'tt ' , ° f * " J ° > - 1'ho Northwestern
and Wabash wanted to share in the
Union Pacifio business at Omaha , and
signed , while the Burlington , occupying
a more independent position , elected tu
stay put. Mr. Vining ridiculed the idea
of rate-cutting , and doea not think any
road domes to withdraw , or that onoj
could it it wanted to in the limited time }
jivon for the disruption of the nsiocia-
ion.
ion.To
To consider differential rates on lumber
o MiMouri river points was the object of
a special mooting of a committee of gen-
iral freight agents nt Commissioner Midg-
ny's oflico yesterday. They foiled to
agree , and will hold another meeting to
day witli little prospect of doing moru
: han ngrooing to refer it to Arbitrator
jeorgo M. lioguo.
Thu Louisville A , Now Albany in the
lirst to use the bridge over tlio Ohio at
Louisville since the flood , having re
sumed through business yesterday.
The Illinois Central has been running
from two to five extra sleepers daily dur
ing the vrook to accommodate the mardi
ijtai travel.
The NiagaraFalls _ Short line will short
ly establish n ticket oflico at 07 Randolph
street , and also ) < eep its tickets in the
oflico of its initial line without regard to
what the eastern roads may do with ro-
fcronco to outside ticket offices.
EXTENDED DEVOTION ,
Tiu ; InnuRurntloti or "Forty Hours
Dmotlou" nt Holy I'ninlly
Clini-cli.
A largo congregation asEomblcd Sun
day morning , at 10nO : , in Iloly Family
church to assist at the inauguration of
the "forty hours devotion. " It was
commenced by a solemn high masa of ex
position , Father Zealand , S. J , , being
celebrant ; Father Loason , S. J. , deacon ;
Mr. Gartland , S. J. , sub-deacon and
Father Lambert , nmatur of ceremonies.
The mass was followed by a procession of
the blessed lucrament ono of the most
important rites of the church , and the
chanting of the litany of the saints.
This devotion lasts forty hours , or un
til Tuesday evening , during which time
the sacred species are exposed on the al
tar for the adoration of the faithful. At
no hour during that period are they sup
posed to bo loft without some ono to pay
homage to them. The "forty hours is
instituted to prepare the hearts and
minds of the people for the pcnotcntial
season of lent , and that they , by their
prayers , may make reparation for the
many insults offered the holy name of
Jesus/
For it every preparation is made , that
the surroundings of the God-man may
bp in keeping with His holy and exalted
dignity. The sanctuary presents n boau-
titul scone. It ia a garden of natural
plants artistically arranged. On the al
tar stands u largo cross , harp and lyre of
exquisite workmanship , in cut ( lowers.
Among the plants are interspersed
numerous burning candles in whosa light
are reflected the rich gildings of the hand
some altar , which forms a magnificent
background to the wholo. The picture
thus presented is at once pleasing and in
spiring. The work of decoration is that
of MISS Lizzie Murphy and Mrs. Ed. Me-
Shane , to whoso skill and taste much
credit is duo.
It seems that no opportunity is missed
by the pastor , Very llov. Father Shaflel ,
S. J. V. 0. , to awaken the celestial de
sires and administer to the spiritual
wants of his people. Since his advent
into Holy Family parish ho has done
many and great things for religion. Yet
ho only maintains the well earned reputa
tion of his devout and scholarly order ,
the Jesuits.
Service , consisting of a sermon followed
by benediction , washold last night and
will bo hold to-iiight , commencing at
7:30. :
7:30.Mr.
Mr. G. S. Blodgott , of Wahoo , Nebr. ,
has from 3,000 to 4,000 bushels selected
corn from 1882 which ho will sell to par
ties wishing good seed corn. f2G-ltin !
Tlio National
The meeting of the Omaha branch of
the Irish National League was not very
largely attended last evening , owing to
other entertainments in several parts of
the city.
Miss Lizzie Dwyer read in excellent
style a poem entitled the "English
Dude , " which was well received by the
little audience.
Moses O'Brien rend with good effect a
speech of Charles Phillips delivered in
eulogy of the character of General Wash
ington.
Charlus Taggort and Joseph llahoney
inado short addresses.
Hon. John Hush , who was on the pro
gramme for an address , was unable to bo
pretont.
Only One Hundred Dollars for a
choice lot ; cosy payments.
f7-tf BKDFOIID & SOUER.
A.
Sunday between 8 and 0 o'clock p. m ,
the store of J. Harris , corner of Tenth
and Leavonworth streets , was'entored by
burglars and about § 150 worth of revolvers
vers , clothing , gents' furnishing goods ,
etc. , were taken. The window in the
rear of the building was 'broken and en
trance ciTuctd thoro. Mr. Harris sloops
in the store but had gone out to spend
the evening.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
Thlnpowdor never taritl. A marvel of pnrlt
itroiebauil uholcwuutiM * Hire lomomtivilthat
tha Jln ry klnd , and r f oi b old In coin | tcni ] |
wlt themuUttude of Ion i ; , itiirt wtlut t ilura or
rh. mhato piwdcru. Bcl'l only la rana. lto\tlll < k
. 104 Wallrctt New V < .rV.
CANNON JONES & CO.
OfXICE IN FRENCH BLOCK , oPI' . J' . O.
Itent bouiu , al o lutnuliod or uufuruuhed ro
Ol'Uln borJtrand luinutiUrnt CI > M douiettlc * .
Ili'lJi'it pr.ourid lur ! l Viudaol fervent *
for infants 'and Children.
What Rlvci our Children rosy check * ,
What cures Uiclr fevers , makM them eli oep t
ami overcomes Jb Intuloncy , Coustipa- 'Tin CnMcirliv ,
tlon Sour Stomach Diarrhoea and
,
, ,
When Ixildoi fret nnd cry by turns ,
Foverishness. It insures liunllh nnd What eures their colic , kllla their \rornn ,
natural sleep , without morphine. Hut Cintorln.
t quickly cure * Conatlpatlon ,
Bour Stomach , Colds , Indigestion ,
" Cftrtorla U no well adapted to Children Uint Itilt CnMnrlc.
I recommend It as superior to nny prescription
know . " . . . . Farewell then to MorpMno Syrups ,
n to mo. II. A. ARCIIKK , JI. D. , and
Castor Oil nud rarrRorie ,
831'ortlnml Avo. , Brooklyn , N. Y. andHnll Cnntorlal
CENTAUR LINIMENT nu absolute euro for KLcuma-
tisin , Sprains , Burns , Gulls &c. Tlio most Powerful and I'cno-
tratlng Pnin-rclloving and Ilouling Remedy known to man.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
will Foslttvelynot be Inserted
unless paid in advance ,
TO LOAlf-Monov.
MONEY TO LOAX In sums of ? 500 and upwards
at CJ per annum , CM Douglas rounty f nr
dro 8 C .11. Patterson Ii Co. , 12.M Karnim S' .
TO LOAN The lowest rates of Interest
MONEY
Bcmln' Ixmn Agency. Uth ft Douglan 2M tf
MONEY TO LOAN In sums ot ( Slfl. knu upnard.
O. F. Davis and Co. , llcal Estate and Losn
Agente , 1001 Faroam St. 393-tf
HELP WANTKU.
llTAhrku AKlrTfnrmnlnir room at 1'Iant'r s
T V house cortior 1'cxli o ami Ibth. [ OI-2CJ
ti ; ANTEI > A K od girl lor general houso-work ,
W 2010 St. JIarj'8a\c. 603278
"I'XTANTED AtSOO 1'ark a\onne , girl for general
V V housework. 670 271 j
WANTED A ( 'ood woman cook at the Eminctt
HOUKO. No man need apply , 571-35
WANTED Girl for general homework. AppU at
101 Bouth 15Ih street 677-25
A"17"ASTKD Dressmakut'B apprentice. One who
Vr would awlst In housenork for her board , pre
ferred. Mr * . Corbet , 1613 HOB nrd stryot. 673-1'
-Coolc at corner of 17th and Dcuglas1
2-10
VTTANTED A good washer at the lloston I.aund-
1V ry , 107 North 13th street. 67 $ tf
17S7ANTEU-A ( food , bright .bo ) at the Central
Te'cphone olllco. BIS 23
WANTCD-A girl to attend a baby 1015 Hnr-
noyst. 6l5tf
TXTANTED-dtr ! for goceral housework at HOC
Y > Jackson stitct. 5 I:26I :
Iwo llrat-ola s clmmbermalds at thu
Cozzcns No Doheuilans need apply.
ESS 25
VST ANTED A girl to do general hou'onork at R.
WB. Galcy's rctldenrc. 2d house uoutli Da\en-
port , on uist side 22d etrrct. Wtf ;
ANTED A girl , Uerman preferred , 1DOI tot-
ram street 478 tt
I'llOTECTOn-UnpreceJcntcdlnducements
QUECy lady agoota for this new rubber urvlergar
meTit for laalci ) . Address with Clamps , Undergar
ment Co , 0 south May St. , thleago. Ib9-lu ) .
- hundred teams nnd ono hundred
WANTED-Onn
labortis for Kallroad v ork. JIcCOY i. M011AN ,
Canficld House , Ninth and Farnam Sts , Oman * .
403-1 m
T ADIKS OR YOONO MbNlncltyor country to
jLj take nl'e , light ard ilea ant work at therr o n
homes ; ? 2 to ? 5 a day easily and quietly male ; work
cent by mall , no camasifng ; no stauip for reply.
1'leoso addrtES llcllable Maul 'gCo.Philadelphia 1'a , ,
drawer IT. 307-lmf
\JTTANTED A German dining room kitchen girl.
VV Ilesso and Hoppo , 418 8. 13th m. , between
Ilarnev and Howard. 685 tf
SITUATIONS WANTED.
WANTED By reliable young man n 1th good char
acter , strictly temperance , wants a eltuattm
In town. Itcfereiicea furnished if reiiulroJ. Address
" 0. P."thi80tDce. B0027J
"XITANTED A situation to do office cleaning or
wash ing by the day. Address Sirs "M. A. C. "
Ecoonicc. 637-2 ! }
in eitj or ndjolnlng towns.hy
T > man and wile , who can do first class cooking In
hotel or rcbtituraut Address "U. L. N. " Iko ollico.
600 25'
T\7"ANrED-A rellanlojimngmon wants a place
to work , board und goto echool. "S , A. W. "
Itoo ollloo SS8-tf
UI&CBLLAHEODS WANTS.
Ihreoorfour Qrst Hoer uufurnkhod
VV rorns for light house keeping by a small fam
ily. Address "C. " 1024 Clark St. 647-2fl §
TAN1EU To liny a email butcher buKlncss In a
VV llvutoun. Would bo willlni ? tope Into part-
' - with a good uiaii.Addrem ) "J.U. " Ilco olllco ,
S07-J5S
\TTANTFU Table boarders at 117 N. 14t street
VV bctwornCapitol a > onueand Dodge fitrooU.j
444 21)
FOB KKMT Honaas and Lots.
FOll KENT Nicely furnished rooma with or with
out board 1016 Dodge Ht , 100-11
.1011 KENT New nlni room housu , maltrn con-
1 tenloucce , flnolie-atlon. U. F. L > U1.SCOLL.
670-.7SJ
_
OR RENT Nfcelf furnlthud rooms , 209 Dodge
utroet. _ 67M8 _ .
OHUtSNT House on Izaid btreet , between fltth
F nnd 20tli. Kent , $25.0U. Atp.'y at 1710 Cap'tol
t74-27
FOR KENT Furnished room ) , 105 North lith
MO iiflj
HR.ST Niw C-itta/o , 0 roi > mi tlireo hi "ck *
FOll Htrott cars. lUnacum PI .re , $25 0 11 VKKEll
& MAVNK N. E. cor. 13th and Farnam. 5.0 tl
UENT A f urulahtd room. Inquire 111 ,
POIl
17th. 653 ' 'ij
FOR KENT Wlth'bqirtl , f rent room , bay window
brick hounu. 093 north 17th utrot-t. 45zj
F 'OR ' ; RENT Nlcc'y furnl hod roonnslOCti Farn'm
F I OR KENT FurnUhe-d rooujj , 18IOIodge ) t
6iu-te
F 1011 RKNT-Fun IsheJ rooms at 1019 Koniam.
1 0nHKNr-ruruUhvd _ room 1821 Capitol ate.
f.7\OR UHi-0 : buj'n tu lots IOth street , between
JL1 IMvini | < ortuudCViiiti'la > enue , tuai i-ldit , for a
trrmuf jiniii. AMEfl ,
Kcf > 16 F rn m street ,
irvoil KKNT A lour Kt'ntlumon can beiccomodated
L' with luriilihed ro > iuw Ap ly 181S Farnara Bt.
400-tf
F I OK HKNT Htoro r > Hitu with baicmoi t lu
dooii , 1611 rarium Ht. PAUUUM&CO. , Hey
Farnam Street. S t tt
ITiOIl RKNT B t era tf'MHl hoimcs , al i ono 9 room
1' finely fuinUheU h-uw John K. Edwards , 1111
Karnmu bt
FOlt RENT Furnished room with or without
board. Fluent location In the city , Aba few
tublo hoarder ! wantol.N. W , cor. 18th aud I'arruuu.
183 tf
fTWlR RUNT I rgsnew. two story dcuble home ,
JL ? Shlnn' * addition huitable tor two famlllu * or
iif hoiuc. Imjuln ) Room 21 , Omaha Matlonal
Bank II lldlm. _ 168 1'
TjlOlt JIKNT l imuUied roonui on the northwv *
1 * oor. uthuidOaplMaTeuuu , formerly Creh/Uoo
UOUM. IST-II
F UltNISHED room heated ttS N. Itth.
078 tl
FOR HENT-ltoouu In Nebnulcb Nttlona Bank
Bulldlnr. Most ileilratlo cfficos In the city
Supplied with hydraulic elo'ator aud heated b
* to4ta. Apply at Uauk. 02o-tf
FOK BALE.
FOll SALC rurnlturo { or a.four room bniut com-
plto Iluuie far rent ch iu to inull family.
Call from 9 to IX . 'N Sl < ; jeaeron fc'U , Iwtvuen
Cbk go. No KCoud Land de&ltn
IM : ! 7i
OP SUinAT : ! PAUOAIN T enty mvu
I
' tra-t otlrnd , Kood liriro\eircnti | nil J.lciily o !
frt > Utreo . Thrto And one-ill utter miles from p < t
clllco. Will riMdo Into'JJnr Bricro IMi. lieu Holt ,
Knllroul line nml | > rolcctul rtrcit car lino. Api'ly
toT. C. Ilruncr or L. V , Moeo , cor. 15th and Capl'ol
atcnuci. lt91 ! |
U SAtf A whole or 4 Interest In a grocery
etoro at Central City , Neb. 1'or lunlicr imitlru-
I * . O. llov 31. MO 25
1.1UH .SAl.K-Mill lot on Jllh Ht , oppoi tolirld :
1 school house , eSO. DAliKlIH i MAVM : .
C54-25
FOUSAl.KUtlKAI'-Hc-llcricctoUon I.carui wo , th
hi. juil Park a > o. UOM.IX3' Ajtency HIO
Farrum (4JiG (
I ,1011 , BALK A frcoh cow and ca f. P.ico , ? 50 Cv
' I * . M ilm.l , 14th and Dodge , ur nt rcaldtiue ,
wcstOiuahi. 6f.2-20 }
FOR SAtjX Nice 4 roam houses good burn , full
lot , Rcmh 12lli etri'ct , Sl.Cjo. Iia.vteiin .
House b roonu , large lot , birn , etc. , north Uiraha ,
81,000
Tu o room house , quarter ac o ( rround. Burt St. ,
* 300. Monthly { rajinenlt. UAUKEll A , MAVNB ,
H. K. cor. IHth and Farnnin. 563 tf
FOR SALE-Elegant cuttajo OD Con\ent ptrcet.
Rood bain , etc. Lot ftuisa. $5,2oa
balance In monthly pajmcnf ? .
562 tf
" 17CR \LE-2l ncre of beautiful ( found , north
JP Onmhn , onl'f l,600. BAItuElt X MAVNK , N E.
cor. 13th and I'anum. Ml-If
" 6 room cottngc , half lot > 11 located
near tunn , even tlihiir In good ghapo. Price
S1.S60 If sold boon. J. W. LOUNSIiURY , 1514 llouy-
Us. RS'i-tf
"Ij Oll SALE All AralrvconbMtnRof 170 colorlcs
JP cilices. A'so ' 1 0 httoi wtn too'n , lumber ,
and mcrjifclny nocc tary for Bcu-kfeplnr ) , Ouner
intcnjf luoiIIIK cast In the spring. Inquire ol .Tos.
lliinl , lleduood Aiiilry , 3314 Coburn St , Omaha ,
Neb. 6JS-V85
T71011 SALE Sov enty-ln e pairs of Ilollcr Skates and
JL n barocr shi-p dolui ; a good buslnun ; . AddroM
Josfjih Ford , I'lattsmouth , Neb. 627-211
F 11 SALE Fnsh milch cons. Henry IJnl , cor-
ncrltth and Dodge Sts. 63441
FOR SALE A tirst-chsi Voso & Son Plan ; , at a
bargain. Inquire KdHolms KricksonV. 624 tf
OHSALB Four show casojerj cln.au. Inquire
1 tit Edliolm&KriLl.u-n. 609-tf
T7IOH SALE Ono counter cheap , luqulron * Ed-
JD helm & Krlckaon. 610-21
FOR SALE OR TIIADE A good span of mules ,
harness and wagon. Apply to Alex O. Charton ! ,
at McCauus Bros. 9iW tf
"T7WH SALE A rare bargain In a business property
JL1 on 13th street , north of llail-oad Is paving 10
per cent on Imcstmcnt. Comer , easy terras.
Two good houses and lota In Shtnn's 1st addition ,
$200 to $100 cash , balance $16 to $20 per mooUi.
Choice realdeni.es ami residence lots In llanoom's
Plxc , and all other additions in the city.
IllEY * 1IOT1ER. Agsnts ,
403-tf S. W. Cor. 15th and Furnaui 31 * .
FOR SALK A bargain. House of 7 roums , Oth
mid llancroft bt. gothla Well built , barn &a ,
only $1.800 If Bold within 00 Jnjs. SfeAUS & BOS-
ARD , Wl'llams Block. 203 t
T7'OR SALE House of 6 rooms In Parker's addition
J ? near tbo $20 000 echool house new. A cheap
place on easy terms. I1.7IXL 6EAK8 & BOSARD ,
Williams Block. 209-tf
TpOll SALE A splendid houfo of lo rooms In
JD bhlnn's adcltion. if sold within 80 da > s only
$3.700. bEAuH & COSAUD , corner IDihanu Dodge <
210-tf
TT\OR SALE Farm 3 miles from city. Inquire ( J
JD Mrs. Moycr , over lloedcr'a Drug btore , Id and
Webster. 872-tf
FOR SALE Two countets and fifty feet of good
ebeUlng , cboip , al 1608 Dodge St. 188 tf
TTVDR 8ALK Two large Knrumiiitalllonp. Aildrem
JC O. D. BlrdiaU , WalnutLlowa. l-J4-lm
TT < OK SALfi A good two rtary store j roperty In
JJ Wajuo , Wayne county. Neb. Address 0.1 > . Bird-
Ball , Walnut , luwn. 165-lmt.
FOR HALE Two opjn mfoiid-liopd liu lcj and
one delivery wagon , dm p , at 1310 Ilarne } St.
339 tf
I OR SALE-Colorndo coil. IhU mal Is as free tioin
F
eoot aud as clean an Keck Spring.w .
934-tf w
UAL.K 1'wu portable hollera , 10 liotHono o
Apply at D. FITZPATR1CK ,
eaa-u -'in twutii itih at.
.0)18ALE ) A small Musltr , lUhmau t.Co. , ate
F proof ; Hat' , almost new , at thli nnico. U
T70R SALE My two slory brick rerldence , IBth
JP and St. JIary'd avenue. Large bam , out-bouso ,
water wona , well arronged. Lot 60x200. Pilce
87.tOO. lies * Bargain In Omahk CaU &t if. Toft'i
People' * Bank. CTT-i _
SALE 18 lots one blooK we ol Park V8
Inoit cars. Lots 60x150. Will soil the whole t n
fur (7,100 , If fioHl before January 1st , 18S4. Real 9 *
tate owner * bid this bargain , tf } on call at People
Dank. 27-tf
Tj OH BALE Choice bufcineno prt/jwrty , thrua lot
JL ? oor. Maunders and Charle-s Htrtvtt. It will i < ay yea
to Invontigatu this offer. Cull at People' . Bank.
27B-tf
I OR. BALEvImjiroved property , which will pay
JP tha buyur 20 per cent on the Investment. Ilenta
for Sl.Mu pur year. All occupied by Orel class ten-
ants. Will sell for 10WO , II bold eoou. All nr one-
half coth , balance , one to five years The above la
> estment U worth Investigation. Oil at the People 1
lUuk. IHOtt
DALE Old n vfipap n In liuga uid mull
quantltlM at this olice. U
BIBCnLLANEOUB.
EXCHANGEtoctlon One raw land In Neb ,
TO forsmal etuckot gi di or fraft hurse * . Ad *
"M. CVttiUioltlo. . . M7-27 >
_
. LORINQ Cltlrroyant and magnetic healer ,
PUOK. west ouiuer 10th and DouglwtU
rpAKEN UJ' One black pony , blind In rllit ( eya.
JL U ner can nate rome by pro\ing prop rty and
pajliiK cha'gei. ' A. M , Illeccn , C ilghtou College ,
Omaha. WH-2/1
OIIND A itray whits cow. Inquire at farm
F north of r thouc Cemetery. DOS 20 }
rp J EXCIIANQB-A of general mercliandlfo
JL and building at Marungo ilowu , for Nebraska
laud * . Ai'drobi P.O. box SI. 611-25
Ball at II. llu-er',1 Jlarch Oth ItUI. GenU
FAMILY ) 1 00 , ladle * free. (3U-7J
A liberal ronard to the finder ofntch
J charm , oi > mpa4imie | and globy , K. U Wit-
man 1U'1Mtnp ( rt t-t. 6Jt-85t
KTNl'KDLEWOItK-MI u Hla ar h m an ex-
lurienetid necdlo-Koman bat opened rooms to
tauhuny work In her line , him has alto a supply
uf materuU on hanils. l.adlm ! are Invited to call
and use h r dltplay of commenced pktt . Cooins
at IDli Duilge ttreol. 655 If
rpAKEN UP-February Hth , 1BSI , at my pla e of
JL reildeoco In went Omaha , kuown the Hilden
place , a red roan cow. hEi-BON B HhHRON.
681 !
11 SPECIALTIES for those out f trnploj ment to
1 I iiul.o money with. Call on U. L. Hiolth , 200
N. IBth itrcct , and tee tamplrs. 433 1m
/ 1 ASH PAID For crond hand clotlics , onion by
\J Inter * or poktaU promptly attended to Ad-
r. i > r Mn , BrotlerlcheiHtoulhlOthSt Omaha.
0-lmolH
EDWARD KUEHL ,
VfAGISTER Or PALMVSTHRY AND CONDITION ,
AU3T. SO } Tenth ttreel , bttwoen Faroam aad liar-
oer , will , with th * alU uf guirdlan iplriU , obulclng
an ] one Kiaac * ui w l > Jt and preeeni , od tbo
certain coniiltloni In th * future. Uv > U an4 * > io
order. Perfectlatl&lactlo