Nebraska Newspapers

    THfl DAIIA' BEE-OiMAHA , TUESDAY. MARCH 25 , 1884 :
Durham In hlitorlc.
during lh rmlUccbf Iwrcn Sbnmun itnil
Johnson. Soldiers of both rml i flllftl
tholrponcbm with the tobacco utortillbciv ,
and , after the surrender , marclioj home.
want. Soon orJcrn came from East , \Vest ,
North and South , for "moroof thatclefrint
tobacco , " Then , tfn men ran an uninown
factory. Now H cmplojr too men , nnoii the
pink and pick of tli Golden Kelt , and the
Durham IHilt In the trad < vmtrk of thin , the
bout tobacco In Iho world. UlaekweU. ' * Hull
Durham Sinokliiff Tobacco han tlioUrywt
o.ilo of any nuoMnit tobacco In th world.
Why ! Simply Uscaiwo It 1 Iho ( . All
dealers hare It. Trademark of the DuU.
LOOKOUT !
DURHAM
BULL
Durham Bmoklnir To
bacco , M nftM told.ho
wouldn't hartt Ixvn
cornered by the bull.
Imported Beer
IN BOTTLES.
Erlauger , . . Bavaria ,
CuJnibnohcr , Bavaria.
Pilsner Bohemian.
Kniser Bremen.
DOMESTIC.
Budweiser St. Louis.
Anhauser St. Louis.
Best ; s Mil'vnukop.
Schlitz-Pilsner Milwaukee.
Kruc's Omaha.
Ale , Porter , D nuostic and Rhine
Wine. ED. MA.UKER
t21 i
DR. FELIX Lt BRUN"i
PJIEVENTIVK AND CURK.
FOR EITHER SEX.
The remoJybeln ? Injected directly to the seat of
the disease , requires no change of diet or nauaoous ,
mercurial or poisonous medicine * to bo taken Intor-
aslly. When utcd aa a pro von the by either tex , Ills
lrjx | slblo to contract any private disease ; but In the
caaa of those already unfortunately afflicted w e Ruar
in too three boxes to cure , or we will refund the mon
ey. Price by mall , poatage paid , { 2. per box or three
boxe * for { .
WRITTEN OUARANTKE9
leued by all authorized agents.
Dr Felix LeBrun&Co
SOLE PROPRIETORS
C F. Qoodman , Druggist Sole ARcnt , for Omaha
Keb m > le wly
lu IX C. WEST'S NEUTE AND HHAIK
UENl.nguarnntood Bpocifio for HjsUvrin , Dizzi
ness. Convulsions , 1'ita , Norvoua Neuralgia ,
HeadacheNervous Prostrationcmibccl tiythouse
of alcohol or tobacco , WnkHfulnoss , Mental De
pression , SofteninR of the Drain resulting in in
sanity and lending to misery , decay and death ,
Premnturo Old Ago , Unrrcnness , Loss of powp
in either BOX , Involuntary Losses nnd Hnermat-
crrhoca caused byovor-oxertion of the brain , sou
abuse or over-indulgence. Kach box contains
one month's treatment. $1.00 n box , or BIX b"xe
for $5.00 , sent by mail prepaid on receipt of prico.
1VE UU VKAXTKE SIX JIOXKS
To cure any rase. With each order received byui
for sis boxes. accomjaiiicd ) with & 5.GO , we wii
send the purcnaser our written guarantee to re
fund the money if the treatment does not enoci
cure , fluarantces issued onuroy
F. GOODMAN ent , Omaha Neb.
DR.HORNE'S ELECTRIC BELT
Will cnru Nervounnet-B ,
nlii-lx , hiurulifla , NtUtlca
Kidney , Splnt * and I.Uer
v & Sz iiiiVl'1 ' > Krjr li l'c ° | ]
' /rf I'll' " . Eplli iwy , Impotincj !
DanbA iii riolnjifiiH rtfrl. ft1 Only t cltnliHcFlto
tni' Holt In AmtiUiilliil fvru\- \ Klrctrlclty nnd rnnc
lifti ni through tlu-ljudy.and tanIwrecliargdin an ! rr
tttuit by the p itlf nt.
SI.OOO Would NottBuvnt.
DR. HORVK I was A Icted with rheum\tlsni an '
cured by udng a belt To any ono allllctcJ with
that dUaiso , I would v , buy Ilorne's Electric Belt
Any ono can confer with me by writing or calling
t my store , 1420 Douglas street. Omaha Neb.
WItUAU LYONS.
JfAIN OFFICE Opposite poatoHlce , room i Fren
i r bloc'c. '
fSTFot rale at C. F. Ooodman'j Drug etore , 111
> mam St. . Omaha. . . ,
" 4m fliu < i o o . ;
Nebraska Cornice
AND-
MANUFACT'RF.R3 OF
GALVANIZED IRON CORNICES
FLNIALS , WINDOW GAPS ,
TIN , IRON AND SLATE ROOFING ,
PATENT METAUO SKyUOUT ,
Iron Fencing !
Crestlura , Dalustradei , Verandas , Office and Bant
lUilUigfl , Window and Cellar Guards , Etc.
con o , ANDCtn BTKEET , LINCOLN NEB.
OA1BER. M M
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Notice to Cattle Hen !
900UATTLE FOR SALE.
10 Head of Steers Three Years Old
200 ' ' " Two "
lo-j ' " Heifers , Two "
150 " ' Mer , One "
30 " " Heifers , One "
Tbeabmeilencribid cattle are all well breJ Iowa
cattle , straight and smooth , These cattle will be
old In loU 10 'iult purchuen , and at reasonable
prices. For further rarticulars , call on or addren
M. F. PATTON ,
Waverly , Bremir Co , Iowa.
P. P. Also younff urodtMl l.uUt mT-Jme Stw
CHICAGO SCALE CC1
- lux ntuii Wil.i , tin. inIK >
ITuil Hll , llfHiii ! > liil-luil k
24OIJ"AHMER'3 SCALE , 5 ,
The "I.lit. . I ) ' : tlri' . " m. Li iVIb. fa
tUUOTHKBfeUCS. IUd fdVKI < IIJd1 ; U. <
PORGES , TOOLS. &c ,
T Kiiu.d > ituE nm jinir M . >
| l > . A in 11 undf.
it *
SCROFULA
JsunUy rlovolopes in onrly life , nnd
3 n peculiar morbid condition o
, lte system , usuiilly nlt'tiding the
glnnds , often resulting in swellings ,
inlnrgcd joints , nbccsses , thickuning
o I ho lips , enlnrgod nock , sere ayes.
A scrofxilous condition is often
hereditary , but bad diet , too free use
of fnt incuts , biy1 air , want of sun
shine uud nomi'hing food will in
duce it. Some people tire troublrd
with scrofulous swelling of the
ijlimds , idd with ulcers nnd kernels ,
which may cause very little pain :
others may have inward scrofula of
the lungs , scrofula of the spleen ,
scrofu a of the kidneys , autl.strofu-
la of the bones. BUM DOCK
BLOOD HITTERS will drive away
any ciuo of scrofula , r.nd not to up
pear in another place , for their ac
tion on the blood ami bowels will
carry the disease entirely from the
body.
ron THE cunr. OP Ati * DISEASES OP
lionsus.cATTi.r : . fiiirrr' nous. HOGS ,
end I'Utll/lUli
Wit TWEXTVT.AnS IliimplirrvV llnmco.
pitlilc Voli-rlnnrv hpi-cillc" IIUAC born uwl l
rnrmiTi , Work llrprilprn , I.fc-i-rv r-tnMr " ? ' '
ttirriiirn. llnr o HnllroniU. flnniifnr liir r * .
fool Mlnr Unmpniilivi , Trnv'a llli'imdrc mi'i
niiil Mrnnurrlp * . ami other * lioiiuUin ; stock ,
nithpiTfi-ctmiwosn. . _ _ , . „ . . . .i
tin npliri-i'1 rlrrlnnrv Mnnnid. ( S pp.
inn fr.-ii In mall mi receipt of price. wcriiH
Cir-1'nniphlrli unit free on application
Ys mnir.oi'ATiiii1 Miu.crx :
10 : Fulton Street. Rcw YorU.
VltM WrakncM ntul Pro * .
trillion from o > cr ork at
umedy know n. Prlco d per Tlai , or .1 > law ni4
. . . .nOYlrtl ot powder for * s. Bent post rrpp on ra
CiMpt of price. Iliimphrry ; ' llnmcn. Mej. a ,
illiut , Caiulosuo Ircc.11UU I' ullun et N.v
I'llIOES OK $50. $ 'J.- . 5 > 10. AX $5
THK PKKSON WHO FUUXI8HKS TUB I.UI-
OUST NUMllKlt OK KNGLISH WOH1 > THAT
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FOUND IN TUK WOlll ) ACCIDENT WILI
UEUBIVK § 50.
THE TIIKKK I'KKSCNS WHO KUKNISU 11EH-
1'ECTIVELY THE NEXT LAKOEST NUMHEll Ol
WCHDS WILL KEOE1VE § 25 , $10 , AND ? 5
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Jinies II Pitcher , Secretary.
After Late Suppers
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Tarrant's Seltzer
APERIENT
IN
HOT WATER ,
AND ALL UNPLUASANT AFIKR-EFFKCTS WIL1
UK AVOIDED.
WeakNervousien
\Vhoso debility , cxhilll'tluli nnd pn-matura
dcciiy are caused by cicessea. rrrors of youth , etc. .
era perfectly ro.-torrd to rolni.t hrallh and
vlsnrniii miinhooil by THE MARSTON
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BY MATT. POSTPAID.
KNOW THYSELF , ,
A. GREAT MTJDIOATj WOKK
ON MANHOOD
Exhausted Vitality , Nervous and Physical 9 eblllty
Premature Decline In Man , Kirorsof Youth , an 11
nntold miseries resultlni ? from Indiscretions or ex
ceases. A book for every man , young , middle aged
and old. It oontalni 125 prescriptions for all aout
and chronic diseases eachone of which U Invaluibl
Bo found by the Author , whoso experience for
years It luch asprobably never before fell to the to
of any physician 200 pages , bound In boautlft
French muilln em jotgedooters , full glltKUarantee <
to be a Oner worx n every sense , mechanical , lit
erary and professional , than any other work Hold In
thlt country for 92.f > 0 , or the money will De refunded
In every Instance. Price only 81.00 by mall , pout
paid. Illustrative sample 5 cents. Send now. Gold
medal awarded the author by the National Medlca
Association , to the officers of which he refers.
This bonk should be read by the young for Instroo
lion , and by the afflicted for relief. It will bened
all London Lancet.
There Is no member of society to whom thli bool
Mil not be useful , whether youth , parent , guardian
Initructoror olergvman. Argonaut.
Address the Peabody Medical Institute , or Dr. W
n. Parker , No. 4 Bulflnch Street , Doston Mass. , who
may be oontulted on all diseases requiring skill and
experience. Chrnnlo andobatlnatedlseasetthat have
baffled tM skill of all other phys-UCA I clan
f. specialty. BucB treated sucuesa-ni.HL tulljr
without an Initaoo allure , TJJVPCI f
nDIIIM = MORPHNE ! HABIT
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un ri > rur. tla.fir q.lrLlr J p lol . .lf. for iMIIro. ,
MANHOOD RESTORED.
A victim o ! Dtrlr Imprudence , canting nerroin
( bllltr , pramatura d c 7 , etc , bavlnx tried In
tain everr koowo ruruedr , ba dlftcoTeru ft almplo
meanaof acir-cara , which lie will tend fllEE to
pff low-MutTercrft. ] Addrcui
J. U. ItKttVKH. a Chatham Rt _ New York
DEALERS IN
Hall's Safe and Lock Comp'y
FIBE Am BURGLAB.PROOF
xono E > txoot. Orn.tL
CAPTURED BY CORPORATIONS ,
ecli Hccms Io lie tbo Fate of Iowa's '
Lesislalnre ,
ovonty Days in Session and Little -
tlo Business Trausaotod ,
An Unwearying Effort to Prevent
Legislation on Railroads ,
Jonmiittoos Owned Body and Boots
by Monopolies ,
! ho Bill to Compel Foreign Cor
porations to Become Citizens ,
Votnnii SttlTYngo to ( Jo Up nr Ihmii
Thin Week Prohibition ronnltlcs.
IOWA KCONOM1CS.
A I.KNOTHY l.KdlHIATUUK.
? orro8 | > onlonco of tlio IKK. !
DK.S MOINKS , March U4. The session
f the legislature hna now laatoil seventy
nys , which u longer than the lifo of
10 last provioua general assembly , nnd
ot no logislntion has boon olfoctod which
lay bo classed s important , if wo except
10 prohibitory atntuto. Usually as theme
mo draws near when it becomes appar *
nt that an adjourmuont is imperative ,
omo oll'ort is made toward clearing the
calendar , enacting such proposed ineaa-
ros as are calculated to aorvo the inter-
sts of the people and consigning to do-
oat those of doubtful expediency. This
ogislaturo seems to bo nn exception ,
'here is no more disposition to hurry
low than there tras at the beginning of
ho session. The reason for this in ap *
latent. The important measures intro-
luced early in the session , nnd especially
hose affecting
OUKAT C'OIII'OUATK INTKHKSTM ,
iko the railways , have generally sluin-
> orod in committees until the place given
, hem on the calendar makes it pretty
certain they will not bo reached. If pro
rcss can bo retarded , there is no doubt
if adjournment before they can bo
reached. Among those measures is the
lill introduced by Senator Svrenoy to
compel foreign corporations to incorpo
rate under the laws of Iowa , and thus
compel them to carry on their litigation
.n. the state courts. There has boon
moro opposition to this bill by the rail
ways than any other single measure in
kroducod. The judiciary committee o
the senatewith whom it is still pending
liavo been entertained by elaborate arguments
gumonts from Judge Ilubbard , Colono
Trimboll , Galtisha Parsons and others
all speaking against the measure. It
fate in committee cannot bo conjectured
but its ultimate death is certain. 1
could not bo reached if reported. There
is but ono real reason why the corpora
tions are opposed to becoming citizens o
the state and tnat is found in their abil
ity to
TAUK JURIK * AND CONTROL LITIOATION
in thu federal tribunals of alleged justice
No litigant with less than a fortune to
squander will enter upon a legal contcs
with a railroad in the United States
courts. It is a waste of time and money
to do so. The corporations know this
like to havn it so , and combat a change
\nd they are doing it successfully.
Another measure introduced two
months ago is known as Senate File 21 ,
by Bills. This measure is becoming
famous. It is to prevent discriminatioi
in railway freight charges. After being
smothered in the railway committee for
two months it was called for by a senate
resolution , and soon after emerged with
an adverse report. Several times Senator
Bills has moved to take it up but oacl
time the
CHAIRMAN OK TUB RAILWAY COMMITTEE
has interposed an objection , generally
moving to substitute some measure in
tended to create an ollicp. In this way
it has been kept back in the calendar
but the probability is it will bo reachec
this week and the senate will have a
chance to go on record , an alternative
rchich both houses seem to endeavor t (
avoid. The principle embodied in the
bill was demanded by the platform o
ovcry political party during the last cam
paign. It is possible that a majority ol
the members of the legislature favor the
redemption of the promise of the party
platforms , but the railway committees
have been so skillfully constituted in the
interest of the corporations that this
will bo prevented. An act requiring
railways to fence their tracks was intro
duced in the house early in the session
by Mr. Head. At that time ho notified
the chairman of the railway committee
to hold thd bill until ho appeared and
jrgod its pasaato. ; The bill has not yel
> een reported. Now , why did Mr. Head
introduce his bill if ho did not intend it
should come before the house ?
THE WOMAN HUfKKAOK NONHKN.SI' .
The proposition to amend the constitu
tion so as to confer upon women the
right of sulTrago , having passed the senate -
ate , will come up in the house on Tues
day. A prophet cannot foretell the rp-
mlt. It ia conceded that the vote will
bo very close , and many think it will be
defeated. If it carries , the phm is to
submit to a vote of the people at a special
election some time in 1885 in order that
the importance of the question might not
bo dwarfed by the overshadowing presence -
once of the presidential contest Iowa is
in n mood just now to vote any cranky
notion into the constitution , and il
woman suffrage is approved by the legis
lature it U well that it doei not come tea
a vote for at least a year.
PUOIHUIT10N I'KNAI/TIKS.
An effort will bo made to enact stronger
penalties for violations of the prohibitory
liquor law , and a bill for that purpose is
set for consideration on the 28th. These
two measures and the appropriation bills
will consume nearly all of the romalnde
of the session , which will probably oni
on April 2d. From present indication
it will be voted a profitless and expensive
session ,
Winter Wheat Troupecm.
CHICAGO , March 24. The Farmers
Review of this city has the following
summary on winter wheat prospect *
baked on replies from ever ono thousand
of its correspondents. Winter wheat has
commenced "to grow in the southern dis-
j tricU , but reporta of damage by freezing
'atill continue. It U unpouiole to present
m esUmnto of the extent of the injury.
'ho development of growth has as yet
) cen small , but the advent of warm
weather would help the general condition
f the crop greatly. It now looks as if
ho farmers from Dakota to Illinois will
w nblo to begin opring seeding soon after
April 1. Prices ofl'er no encouragement
or increase in ncrcngo of spring wheat ,
> ut from the amount of now breaking in
ho northwest last fall it docs not sooiu
probable the ncrongo will bo materially
diminished.
_ _ _ _ _ _
TIIH liOUtSIANA liKVKKS.
Tlio Crovnusrrt AViilcnltiR null tlio De
struction Grout nnd In-
NKW OHI.KANS , March 24 Telegrams
rotn Baton Rouge nnd other points state
hat the broken crevasses nt Mulatto
, 'oint , Waterloo , Bayou Sarn and other
lointa nre still widening. Immense vol
umes of water are pouring through. No
ugar can bo rained in the inun
dated district this _ year. At
laton Rouge this morning the river
reached the high water mark of 1874 , but
inco noon n fall of two inches \\M
: aused by other crevasses giving away.
The Now Orleans cotton exchange Mid
lix other exchanges of this city to-day
ulegrnphod Senators Jones anil Gibson
taking that the government engineers bo
luthomod to co-operate with the state
engineers and authorities in endeavoring
o protect the people from the llood
hrcivtened.
A special from Bayou Sara states that
it terrific wind nnd rain storm visited that
oction last nicht.
A portion of the levee at Waterloo gave
vny nnd all the valuable Ores Tote
country is ovorllowod. Many people
lava moved to the hills. A lint boat
vas awnmpcd , thirty cattle were drowned ,
nnd many small farmers and poor j'eoiilo
long Fall river lose their stock.
Yu'Ksiitmtt , March 24 The Kemp
ovuo below hero broke yesterday. The
oveo in front of the Doltn court house
> roko last night ; the water in the streets
s five foot deep.
OVKK THK OCEAN.
OHMAN UKADY 1011 1IATTLK.
SiUKiii , March 25. Osman Digna has
assumed the dross of a dervish. His
followers , estimated at from 1,000 to
> ,000 , are exhorting him to fight n third
time , with promises of success. It is
expected a battle will bo fought to-mor
row.
ADMIRAL HKWITT
has disbanded the Abyssinian scouta because
cause they thrashed the Egyptians and
has liberated the female slaves nnd or
dered runaways restored to masters on
the ground of the Egyptian convention
allowing slavery to continue in force.
RUSSIAN I'KUSKCUTOX OK .1KW.H.
ST. PETKKSIIURO , March 24. Foreign
Jews have boon forbidden to stay in St.
Petersburg without special permission.
OSMAN'.S MVHTBUIOUS I-OWKUH.
SUVKIM , March 21. Ojman Dignnn ia
tolling his followers that ho possesses the
power of rendering the English bullets
harmless.
HKDMOND'H SEDITION.
LONDON , March 24.A government
warrant has boon issued against William
Redmond , member of parliament foi
Woxford.borough , for a seditious sponcli
delivered prior to his departure for Aus
tralia ,
A Hold , Itad Hand.
PORT RICHMOND. Pa. , March 2t. A
number of notorious outlaws , supposed
to bo in league with the Mollie Maguiros ,
that find safe refuge in this section , have
formed an oath-bound brotherhood , and
under the guidance of a black-listed
minor , will visit the disturbed sections
of the coal fields of western Pennsyl
vania to perpetrate a series of Mollie
Maguire outrages. Among the banditti
are a number of desperate mon , fugitives ,
murderers and conspirators. They will
bo vigilantly shadowed by the detectives ,
Attempt to AHsaaslnnte IllliirilH' ( Jov-
ernor.
CHICAGO , March 24. A Daily News'
Springfield dispatch says : Governor
Hamilton was in his office in the state
house this afternoon when a pistol bullet
crashed through a winuow in the execu
tive mansion. A man at work in the
vicinity naid the shot was fired by a boy
shooting at pigeons , but from the fact
that nn occurrence of precisely the same
nature preceded it a short time ago there
are apprehensions of a plot to assassi
nate the stale oxcutivo.
iJouhle Train Ganunlly.
MINKATOLIH , March 24. News has just
been received of a railway accident near
Cannon Falls , this state , in which ton
persons were injured , none fatally. The
freight wont through a culvert , and a
wrecking train sent to the relief mot the
name fate at another culvert. Both
trains are badly wrecked.
An Illinois Moll After Blood.
Si-itiNOKiKLD , III. , March 24. Oov.
Hamilton was called on at midnight by
the shoritl' Menard county for authori
ty to use the local militia to prevent the
lynching of Houldon , who murdered his
wife Saturday evening and then attempt
ed suicide , and who is now in jail at
Petersburg. _ _
Suit AnaliiHt a Cutholla Society.
LA WHENCE , Mass. , March 21. The
first of a scries of unit * against the Agus-
tinian Society was called to-day. The
plaintiff , Ellen Lahay , sues the society
and the archbishop of the diocese for the
recovery of 81,500 loaned tha defendants.
Archibishop Williams is ono of the wit *
noases.
Wol Do Moyer.
It U now undisputed that Wei Do Moy-
; r'H Catarrh Cure in the only treatment
that will absolutely cure Catarrh fresh or
chronic "Very elllcacioun , Hain'i. Gould ,
Weeping Water , Neh. " "One box cured mo ,
Mm , Mury Kenyuu , Jilxmarck , Dakota' " "II
riMtnreil mo to the pulpit , Key , Geo. K. Hell ,
Coblevllle , N. Y. " "On box radically cureil
me , Hov. C. H. Taylor , 140 Noble street
Brooklyn , " "A perfect cure after 30 yean
xuireriiiK , .T. I ) . .McDonald , 710 Broadway , N ,
Y&c.&c. Thousand * of te tlmonlald an
received from all j > arU of the world. 1)
livered , Sl.OO. Dr. Wei Da Meyer'n Illtiatrn
ted TrentlHO , wish statement * by the cun
mallsd free. I ) , B. DeWey & Co. , 182 Fultoi
treet , N. Y.
National lletbrin ,
PJUI.ADKU-HIA , March 24. The na
tional reform convention organized b'
thu election of John Alexander as presi
dent. Address on "Tho Moral Account
ability of Nations" and "Jesus Christ.th
Ruler of Nations "
, were delivered respectively
spectivoly by Rev. E. Huber and Rev
W. J. Coleman.
What Ifc It Good For ?
Let u * tell you wb t Dr. Thotnai' Kduln
( ht I * good for. It U death to rhoumatlii
and neuralgia , It will euro a bum , b'te , i
piUn , aud U tciuilly good
OVKU IN IOWA.
Tltn HOIIHO Pnssco n Niiintior ol Ap <
proirlntinn Hllln-\Vomrm Sill *
rn > io l < > Ootno I'p TliU AVook
-Tlio KrolKht Unto Hill.
Dm JloiNM , March 24. In the hon-,0 ,
to-day Hond introduced a bill to appro-
priatoT)0OOOto looatomui aid in building
in Iowa a soldiers' homo , a bill for which
is now pending in congress to bo irotod
in a woatorn sUto. The committee on
agriculture reported favorably on the
bill to purchase lands for the SUto Agri
cultural society ; n bill was passed legal *
king the incorporation of the town of
Nashua ; to nuthoriro the auditor of state
to issue certificates of purchase to owners
of school lands in Docntur county. The
house reconsidered the vote by which
the bill to create a board of supervisors
of sUto institutions wus lost , and passed
it. The following bills were passed : To
provide for the publication of the annual
nroceodtngs of the lowalmprovidod Slock
Brooders' association ; for the State Uni
versity nt Iowa City , SGl.fiOO ; and nn nn-
nual appropriation in aid of the insane
fund , and for the dovi-lopmont of the in
stitution , of S3,000 per annum ; to pro *
mete the ohooaoand dairy interests of the
stnto , $1,000 ; for the college for the
blind , $8,700 ; to employ nn export oculist
list for the benefit of the inmates of the
college for blind , ? lf > 00 , for the relief of
Mrs. Maddy , of Marno , whoso husbnnd
was killed by Clingan murderers ,
$2,000 ; for the institution for the deaf
nnd dumb nt Council Blullj , $00,100.
Other appropriations will bo considered
Tuesday , after which the women's
suUVngo question will como up.
In the senate the day was ohielly occu
pied , nnd also the night session , with the
bill for the appointment of n petroleum
oil inspector , nnd defining the duties.
Numerous amendments woroadopto-l nnd
the bill ordered engrossed. The senate
then took up tlio bill to prevent discrim
ination in freight rntos by railroads as
between _ points on competing lines nnd
intermediate stations. Pending dis
cussion of HIL latter bill the body nd <
journod.
CONFISCATING A GOIiIiKGK.
Italy About to Sclr.o nnd Sell the
American Somlimry nt Koine ,
Unlit ly AniRfluiiu Money.
NKW YORK , March 21. Positive nnd
direct infornmtion hnti boon received by
the authorities of the Catholic church in
this city that the American college at
Homo is to bo sold by the Italian govern
ment. Thin news is received by the
clergy of this city with indignation.
There is no doubt that the property was
given to the United States by the Holy
Father for the establishment of the
American college , but there was no doet
passed , as that was not considered ne
cessary at that timo. The college was
opened December 8th , 1851) ) , and during
that time this nrchdiocoao nlono sent the
Holy Father the sum of § 511,000 for the
enlargement and improvement of the
institution. The same yeai the other
dioceses of this country sent $ -100,000 to
Homo for the same purpose. The
amount since contributed would umoun
to a very laiyo sum of money . Mr. As
tor , the United States minister to Italy
is expected to take action in the name o
this government against the conQscatioi
of tlio property claimed by the hiororoh ;
of the Catholic church of this country.
NKW YORK , March 21 High officials
of the Catholic church state they have
no authentic Information in regard to the
rumor of the intention of the Italian
government to soil the property of the
American college at Homo. The property
forms n small part of that belonging to
the Propaganda. It is claimed to bo the
duty of the United States government to
defend as much of the Propaganda prop
erty at Rome as belongs to it or was con
tributed by American Roman Catholics.
I'OHTAIj TIS
THE LATKST III LI. .
WASHINGTON , March 24. The bill in
troduced by Representative Money for
the purpose of securing correspondence
by telegraph at cheaper rates authorizes
and directs the postmaster-general to
ontpr into a contract in behalf of the
United States with a postal tolograpl
nnd cable company. Within fivn years
from the date of the contract , the com
pany shall bo prepared to do business in
nil cities in the Atlantic division having
postoflico delivery west of the Missis
sippi and Missouri rivers and
HOUTIl OH OMAHA
and Minneapolis. Within seven years
the business ( mail bo extended to the
Pacific coast , and shall bo known as the
Pacific division. The rates proposed nro
25 cents for twenty words and 10 cents
for each additional ten words , and If
cents for each night message. Twenty
words in the Atlantic division shall bo
50 cunts and 20 cents for each additiona
ton words , and 25 cents for night mes
Bftges of twenty words. Newspaper
rates shall bo Jo for day oorviro and Ac
for night service in the Atlantic division
For points
IIKTWKI'.tf TUB TWO DIUSIONH
the rate is increased | c in each instance
Between Now York , Philadelphia , Baltimore
moro and Washington , and between al
other points , embracing only short dis
Uncos the rates shall bo Ao per word during
'
ing the day and } c par 'word at night
The bill provides that stamps bo insuoc
for conducting the business.
Had Blooil nnd Wlilhky.
PKTIIOLIA , PA. , March 24. The Bow
nor and Barnhart factions contesting the
oil lease , hod a turnMu inoloo Saturday
night , near Iron Oily , in which Bowso
and an innocent party named Andre were
probably fatally cut. Throe of the Barn
hnrtu asmiultod Bowser , ono of thorn
using u razor , uud kicked and slashed him
brutally. Just as the fight ended , a
young man named And passed on the
way homo , He wan mistaken for a friend
of Bowser , overtaken und stabbed throe
times in tlio back , near the spinal col
umn and the kidneys. His condition thi
morning is very critical. Bad blood and
whisky caused the affray. Nonrresta.
nuntUiiKrf ! IiiipoHtorH ! Thieve * !
The above are teriui applied t'j the unrella
hie and dlahoriont. Dr. 'Stontat' frltctrie Oi
for diphtheria , catarrh , aothma , rhouuiatlim
mid all ached , < praln , and pain * It not a thliif
of deception but a pleasant and honeat rein
edy. It U honontly put tip , honiwtly Hold ant
do 4 what U claimed fur It.
. Siiv Orleuiib' | > anir.
WASHINGTON , March 24. In the lioun
to-day , Kills ueked unanimous consent to
introduce a joint resolution , appropriat
ing 8.,000.000 to prevent the overflow
of New Orleins , Ho stated that th
water had now reached the mark of 1874 ,
the highest known in flood annals , and
still ruing. There was nothing now be
ur twuan thu city of > 'ow Orleans , with i
lopulntion of ROO.OOO aotih , nnd a river 1C
cot nbovotho loyol ot the city , but n mud
Ml. A calamity must ensue if the
vntora raiao much higher which could note
> o depicted by human tongue. It would
> a the calamity of the ngo. The rosolu.
nn was rejected.
Mlniioiotn'H Kloodn.
WINOVA , Minn. , March 24 The
imall streams nro generally rising. The
iriilgo ever the Xutnbio river , nt Kollogsr ,
lirty miles west of Winonn , on the Si.
'mil road , is in danger. The north
Knmd passenger and fast mail go to St.
'nul via OwAtonnn ever the Winona it
t. Paul road.
Under the German Fin * ; .
LONDON , March 2t. The Chiiioso ram
nnkin , which was detained in the Tyno
> y the government while loading with
rmstrong guns pending inquiry ns to
bother its departure would bo n broach
[ neutrality , has departed under the
ormnn ling. _ _ _
Und
MII.KS Cm ; , M. T. , March 2t. The
oputy shoritV arrived to-day from Roso-
ud with thirteen Cheyenne Indians ,
upnosed to bo implicated in burning
Vnuornon's houso. It is believed they
will bo sent back to the Rod Cloud
esorvation.
V Condition ,
NKW YOUK , March ! il The coinlitioii
f AuKUBtus Scholl is reported un *
Imngod. Ilia nhyaicinnn say his death
nil bo expected nt any moment. Ho
till rotnina l.is consciousness.
lives l'i > IllH Fort line Tor Cnthnllully.
UBHUX , March 21. 1'mil Friodorich ,
rothor of thu gnuul ihiko of Meoklon-
urnh'Schworin , having boon converted
o the Catholic faith , Ims ronounccd Ilia
.oroditnry . rights in favor of his youiiRor
irothora nnd tlioir lioira.
Hot ! ) IKUH Gut Oil1.
Sioux CITV. In. , March 24 Cornelius
Uillivnn , n man ol family , had both legs
ut oil to-day , by the Sioux City and
'ncilic ttwitch ongino. Ho will probably
lio.
Deed.
CARMI , 111. , March 'Jl. This morning
toward Gantry , a colored farm hand ,
hot and killed his wife and then blow
mt his brains. Jealousy was the cause.
Tlio Ganndlnn Conspirator * .
TdiioNTO , March 24. The four per-
ions , including Meeka , charged with con
spiracy nnd bribery , have boon formally
served with aummonn.
IiKTTKUS
Onmlin pontotlica unclaimed
or the woolc ending March' ! , .188I :
OKNTLHMKN.
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J T Sawyer K I.angford
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In the lUch , DlmnoM ol Vlnlon , Premature Old Aatu
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druirirMt * from whom the medicine Ii bought do not
remind , but rrfor you to the manufacturers , and UM
requirement * are euoli that they are leldom , iever. .
oompllM with. Boo thclrwrlUflnKuaranteo. A trial
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tha mo t skeptical ot It * real merit * .
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Yellow Wrapporj the only genuine.
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Blood promptly relieved and
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