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T.HTC nATT/V REE OMAHA. SATtTRDA I MARCH 20. 1881. fl V ,
SCROFULA
Usually dpvolopos in parly life , nucl
ia a pcouliur morbid condition of
the system , usually nftectiug the
glands , often resulting in swellings ,
enlarged joints , nbcesses , thickening
of the lips , enlarged ueclr , sore eyes.
A scrofulous condition is often
hereditary , but bad diet , toofreo use
of fnt meats , bai air , want of sun
shine and nourishing food will induce -
duce it. Some people nro troubled
with scrofulonB spelling of the
glands , nod with ulcers and kernel ? ,
which may cause very little pain :
others may have iinvard scrofula of
the iungs , scrofula of the upleen ,
.scrofu a of the kidneysand scrofu-
Ja of the bones. BURDOCK
BLOOD BITTERS will drive away
any ca'o of scrofula , nnd-not to ap
pear in another place , for their ac
tion-on the blood and bowels will
carry the disease entirely from the
body.
CAPITAL PRIZE , $75,00
ta.Tickots only $5. Shnroa in ProporltonTEl
Louisiana State Lottery Company ,
"We do hereby certify that tc supervise the ar
rangements for all the Monthly and Semi-Anntial
Drawingt of the Zouitana ittate Lottery Com
pany , and in person manage and control the'
Jraunngi themselves , and that the tame are con
ducted with honesty , fairness , and in good faith
toward all parties , and we authorise the comjxtny
o vsc thts certificate , with fac-similes of our aig-
nbtureaattached , in ill adi-crtiscmcnti.
UO1IHISS10NKB3.
Incorporated In 1803 ( or 25 years by the legislature
( or educational and charitable purposes with a cap
ital of 91,000,000 to which a reserve fund of o\cl
? 5BO,000 has since been added.
By an overwhelming porubr vote Its franchise
waa nude a part c'f the present stata constitution
adopted December 2J , A. t ) . 1370.
The only Lottery over voted on and en
dorsed by the people of any State.
It never scales or postpones.
* * Its grand ample number drawings take
place monthly.
A splendid opportunity to win a Fortune.
Fourtq Grand Drawing Class D , in the Acad
emy of Music , Now Orleans , Tuesday , April
8,1884 167th Monthly drawing.
CAPITAL PRIZE , § 75,000.
100,000 Tickets at Five Dollars Each. Frac
tions , in Fifths in proportion.
LIST OF PRIZES.
1 CAPITAL PRIZE J 76,000
1 do do 25,000
1 do do 10.000
2 PRIZES OF $6000 12,000
5 do 2000 10,000
10 do 1000 10,000
20 do 600 10,000
100 do 200 20,000
300 do 100 30,000
600 do 60 25.000
1000 do 25 25,000
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
9 Approximation prlzo90$750 6,750
9 do do 600 4,000
9 do do 50 S.250
1967 Prizes , amounting to $265,600
Application ( or rates to clubs should be made only
to the office of the Company In New Orleans.
For further Information write clearly giving full
ft address. Make P. O. Money Orders payable and
address Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK ,
Now Orleans , La.
Postal Notes and ordinary letters by Mall or Ex
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ipense ) to
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H OMBOPATHIC UMPHREYS'
SPECIFICS.
In use 30 years. Each number the epcclal pro
scription or an eminent physician. The only
I filmplu , Hnfonnd Sure Jleillclueg for the p-oplo
IJST I'JIINCirAI. XOS. CURES. FIUCE.
t. Fi-rer * . CongestionInflamatlons , 35
S. Worms , Worm i'over. Worm Colic , . . . ! 2.1
3. f.'ryinz Colic , or Teething of Infants .23
I. lllarrhen of children or Adults 2.1
A. Dvacnlnrv , Orlplnc. lUIUou * Colic , . . 35
l. Uiolira Mnrlm- , Vomiting . %
7. i.'auiiliii. Cold , llronchltls 25
H. iNruralglo , Toothache , tnccocho 25
9. llomlachei , blclc Headaches. Vertigo .25
111. llynpenila. llllllous btoniach 25
11. Hiiitprcmril or I'alnCu ! l * < * rlod , 25
12. White * , too 1'rofuso Periods 25
1.1. Croiin. Cough , Uinicult UrealhlnK 25
14. Hnlt lUifMini , Kryslpelns , Eruptions , .25
IB , Hheiinmtttiii , Itheiimatla 1'nlns 25
Hi. Fever nnd ASUB. Chill , Fever , Agues .511
17. Piles , Ulmd or Weeding. ao
lit. Cntnrrh. uouto or chronic : Influenza no
3D. WlionplnE Couch , violent coughs. . . .fid
21. ttenernl llublllly. Physical Weakness.5(1 (
27. Kidney Il un r 5O
2S. Nervous Debility l.OII
: il. Urinary \\Vnltm-ai , WcttlnR the bed ,5I >
32. ninenio oniic Heart. Palpllatlon. l.OO
Bold by druggist * , or cent liy ( ho Case , or Bin-
do Vlaf , frcn of ehnrgo , on receipt of price.
bemtforDr.lIuniiilircyii'IlooUoii DUeno'&f-
( U ! nngcsialso IHiKirnlril < ; nluloiiiiuyitiCkJ.
_ Adrtrp , llumnlircyi' lloineopnllilc Alea-
w Co. . 1OO Fultnn Sired. INcw York.
ADAMS'
PATENT LIGHTNING CONDUCTOR
COMBINED WITH nHSERVOIK.
A Good Article sold on Bus *
iness Pi inoiples.
In use upon the houses of the
best men in Omaha , who unhesi
tatingly recommend it. Endorsed
Q by reliable scientific men in other
places. Manufactured from the
best copper this metal has eight
times the conductvo ! power of iron
> r\ having a double scroll so ar
ranged that it conveys water from
the roof to a reservoir placed in
the ground below the roach of
frost. It is pronounced by good
author ! ties thobcstrod over brought
before the public. The Adams rod
is manufactured and for sale by
J , H , BALDWIN & MILLER ,
15th and Jackson bts.
OMAHA NEB.
, - - - .
Send for eight page circular ,
giving description of rod and rec
ommendations by the best men in
the country.
d-inonS t-wU
( Bcx-our. ) " " "UKTBB. )
7LEOTJIO-VOLTAIO BELT end oilier EutcTEia
'
'j AiTMiKCEa are sent on UU Pars' Trial TO
1EN ONLY. YOUNO Oil OLD , who wo nifTer-
e from KruTocu DEKIUTT. LOST Vniurr.
Vienna WeiKKEssEa , and all tlicuo dltcucs ot a
'CBSOVAL NITCUK , resulting from ABUSES mud
OTIIKU ClUdu. Bp edy relief aod complete
rutoratlou la HEALTH. Vioou nnd MimiooD
UIUIUNTXED. tend at once for Illustrated
Fanyihlct f roe. Addreis
vor.TAio nni/r co. , niur.haii. niuu.
SURPBISE IN A SHOE STORE ,
rroririoter Kiwis n Strnnscr In
Ills Ktoro nt a Iiato Hour
of the Night.
Mr. O. Lowia , of the firm ofV. . V.
Morse it Co. , WAS considerably surprised
to find n man in his store , upon entering
it by the ronr door rt about 11 o'clock
last night. The proprietor asked the
man what ho wanted. Ho replied that
ho had come there for a pair of rubbers.
It was thought best by Mr. Lewis to call
a policeman. Accordingly a telephone
message was sent to the police station.
The burglar , seeing that ho was about to
fall into the hands of the law , took a key
from Ilia pocket , unlocked the front door ,
walked but on to the street and escaped
in the darkness.
The man is thought t" bo n former
employe * of the firm. His room also is
at no great distance from the store. A
policeman was watching his room all
night , but up to a late hour the man un
der surveillance had not returned to his
room.
Us Tell You.
Lot us tell vou that a person who is blllious
or constipated Is not n well person , and further ,
that nearly ovary ono la subject to these Irreg-
ulnrltlo * . Lot us toll you also that llunloek
lllood Jliltcrt MO ono of the finest illurotlis and
aperients over yet dovisod.
Onmlin. ArttatM nt Lincoln.
The vocal artist's festival nt Lincoln ,
Thursday evening was a success in every
respect. The opera house was crowded ,
and the entertainment pronounced the
most enjoyable over given in the city.
The Journal thus speaks cf the Omaha
ladies who took part in the entertain
ment :
"Tho opening piece was a duet. "Tho
Sailor's Sighs , by Bliss Fannie Arnold
and Mrs. Hiram Robinson , of Omaha ,
which was a tine piece of music and was
rarely rendered. The voices of the two
ladies , both powerful and rich in quality ,
blended perfectly into peals of harmony
which called fourth an appreciative round
of applause from the audience. "
* * * * * *
"Mrs. Hiram Robinson , of Omaha , ap
peared next upon thn programme with a
solo , "Grand Old Ocean , " in which she
captivated the audience. Mrs. Robin
son's voice is a contralto as powerful aa
vrould bo expected from her Cno , com
manding presence , and as full of pure
melody as it is powerful. She was greet
ed with continuous and enthusiastic ap
plause , to which she responded by re
turning and bowing her acknowledge
monts.1'
* # * * * *
'Tho recitation by Miss Ella McBridq ,
of Omaha , a story of "Tho Other Train"
as told by a clock , was the best recitation
we have heard upon a Lincoln stage.
The recitation was n simple tale by the
clock in a depot waiting room , of a poor
old woman whoso children had cast her
off and were sending her to the poor
house. Most pathetic recitations have a
disagreeable effect from the fact that the
speaker cannot sustain the pathos con
tinuously enough to conceal the effort.
In Mies MoBrido's recitation , however ,
there was no effort. The effect alone
was apparent. She was reciting her own
stoiy , and the thought that she would
fail to do it justice was ono that never
entered the mind of the listener. This
effect was duo to a well modulated voice ,
a rarely pathetic tone and gestures so ap-
propriato that they wcro not noticed at
all , though their'effoct was felt.
" 'La Serenade' was Miss Fannie Ar
nold's solo. Miss Arnold's voice ia a
pure soprano of sweet tone , good range
and great power. She is a singer who
delights her audience because they can
listen without the unpleasant apprehen
sion of a possible failure en her part
either to reach the note she attempts or
to strike it ag aho desires. She has not a
superior as a singer in this state , and few
anywhere. "
Horsfonl's Acid Phosphate.
Valuable Medicine.
Dr. W. H. PAIIMALEE. Toledo , 0. ,
says : "I have uroscribod the 'acid in a
large variety of diseases , and have been
amply satisfied that it is a valuable addi
tion to our list of medicinal agents. "
Resolutions.
At a mooting of the Kearney fire de
partment at that place , on Tuesday even
ing last , the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted :
WIIKKKAH , The Omaha fire department
seems to have assumed the liberty in J rcapon-
nlbility of changing the data of holding the
etato tournament from that fixed by the etato
association in convention nsBembled at 1'ro-
inont , Nob. , to that of the first week in July ;
and ,
' \VHKIIEAS , The Koornoy fire department ,
believing it to bo unjust , unauthorized and an
imposition upon the fire departments and
companies belonging to the state association ,
by such action by the Omaha iiro department ,
therefore bo it
llcioltcil , That wo , the Kearney fire department
mont , protest against any action of the Omaha
fire department to make any changa in the
data of holding the state tournament , from
that fixed by the state association. Bo it
further
llctolreil , That wo heartily endorse the ac
tion ot J. II. Duller , chief of the Omaha fire
department , and oxteud to him our sincere
thanks for the stand taken by him against his
own department and in behalf of the depart
ments and companion throughout the state ;
and that a copy of these resolutions bo sent
Secretary 1'ontzel , and that copies ho fur
nished the city papers for publication , and
that the Omaha dailies bo requested to copy.
Sitting Bull is said to bo an intelligent
and educated man ; ho instructs his young
braves how to preserve good health by
teaching them the principals of hygiene
which arc so ably set forth in "Tho
Science of Life ; or , Solf-Prcseryation , "
published by the Peabody Medical In
stitute , Boston , advertised in this paper.
- -Mr. A. J. Habon's name was put on the
Stuht ticket as a delegate to the city conven
tion entirely without his knowledge or con
sent , being in favor of 0. 0. Throne. He
considers thin a thing of trickery to use his
name In such a manner.
Iowa Editors In New Orleans.
NEW OHLKANH , March 28. The Iowa
press excursion party has arrived.
AHE YOU GOiNU TO EUROPE ?
In another column will be found the an.
ouncemont of JSIesura. TJIOS. COOK & SON ,
ourist Agents , 2GI Broadway , New York ,
relative to the very complete arrangements
they have made for tours in Europ * ths
coming Spring and Summer. "Cook'n Kxcur-
siunUt , " containing maps and full particular * .
will bu mailed to any addresa on receipt of 10
centa
Death Iroiu T'rluhlmo.
Pirrsiitwo , March 28.---Microscopical
examination of a piece of Mrs. Mary
Schultios' log , who died of symptoms of
trioh'noais ' in Westmoreland county last
week , showed it was full of parasitic
worms in all stages of development.
The Ludwig , Schultics and the Gulloa
families of six , who ate the pork are all
very sick and will probably die.
UMlNX1) HOI'S.
A dutlo Injured himself seriously Imt week
by trjlng to rend without having first taken
oir his cyo-glnssos.
Just before n consul Is tnkon In St. Louis
tlio people eond to Chicago for cucumbers.
They want to double up the imputation.
With the price of coffee going up ton or
fifteen cents n tiny , tlio Sl-n-wook clerk who
gees out botwcou nets must fall back on
cloves.
The orgnn-grimlor who Is foolhardy enough
to grind out "Gentle Bpiing" before the trees
begin to bud deserves the fate which shall
surely overtake him ,
A San Francisco tniin was recently found
dead with a bottle of water clinched In his
nerveless hand. Ho hml probably In a
thoughtless moment taken a swallow of It nnd
tlio shock proved too much for him. Bis
marck Tribune.
A lady render writes to any that oho has
boon losing her h lr recently nntl wants to
know what nho shnll do to prevent It. Kithor
keep your bureau drawer locked or clio ills-
charge the hired girl nntl got nuotlior of n
couiploxion differing from yours. [ llocklnnd
Gnzotto.
"Whatn bad cold that man lias , " satiln
youth to thb proprietor of n saw-mill.
"What makes you think so ? "
" \ \ hy , 1 can hear him hacking. "
"It Is very evident , young man , " said the
boss , pointing to tlio fumcnkin ? circle of stool ,
"that ' you don't know the difference between n
hnwk nnd a buzz-saw. "
How would It do to employ women as eon-
ductors on street car * ? Would there not bo
sonio nntmnted nml Interesting debates every
time the car stopped so na to pnnlilo n mud-
puddle for the foot of the alighting Indy pas
sengers ? This would nlford entertainment to
men , nud relieve the tedium of the ordinarily
woarlHOino rldo down town.
A bald-headed , unprejudiced western busi
ness limn , who ndvoitisod for n boy , stating
that ono with red hair was preferred , Is re
ported to hnvp explained that his experience
hnd tuupht him that red-haired boys nro the
smartest , most energetic , respectful nnd trust
worthy , nnd also that the rod-haired girls In I
his factory nro moro sedate nud Industrious i
than the others.
There is ono man , nt least , In Georgia , who
has reformed. Ho hnd contracted n habit of '
staying out Into nights. Ono night last week
his wife wont after him and brought him homo J
nt the end of n shotgun. While the "shotgun
tollcy" Is not to be commended , still it must
.10 admitted that It will sometimes work a
great reform. Pock's Sun.
A young Gorman b.ikor who peddles cakes
nnd sweetmeats from n cart nt Tioga , 1'n. , got
nhond of a lot of bad boys who organized n
"Jesse James gang , " each taking nn awful
and lengthy oath to remain true to the organ
ization through every peril. The purpose of
"tho gang" was to 'raid nil the candy phops
nud strike terror to the Inoffensive mntdous
bock of the counters. After submitting to
their thieving nnd finding no redrossi the ba
ker consulted n doctor , nnd mixed in some
nico-looklng cnkos a goodly portion of Ipecac
nnd tartar emetic. 'Jho crowd cleared him
out as usual , but It cleared "tho gong" out
moro oltoctuftlly. It Is reported that not a
boy of the gang was scon on the streets for n
week.
li.VTEST FOHKION NEWS.
DBATII OK rillNCE LEOl'OU ) .
'
LONDON , March 28. Prince Leopold ,
fourth and youngest non of Victoria , died
suddenly at two o'clock this morning at
Cannes.
The queen received news of the Duke of
Albany's death this afternoon. She was
profoundly affected. The prince died in
a fit aa ho waa on the point of starting
for Darmstadt to attend the wedding of
his niece , Princess Victoria _ of Hessn.
The Prince of Wales waa visiting the
Earl of Soften , and received the news on
the Aintreo race-course. Ho returnedat
once to London. The horses Spectrum
and Callandor were weighed for the race ,
but the Duke of Montrose and Sir Goo.
Chotwynd refused to run them. Marlborough -
borough house is besieged with people
calling to express their condolence.
LONDON , March 28. A dispatch from
Cannes states that the' Duke of Albany's
death was duo to the effects of a fall last
evening at the Cerco Nautiguo.
The duke was on the eve of returning
to England when he died. Ho visited
Cannes incognito under the title of
Baron Arklow. Delicate health prevented -
vented the duchess accompanying her hus
band. Her accouchment is expected in
a few weeks.
DIONA'S DOOM.
SCAKIM , March 28. The Tenth Hus
sars , York and Lancaster regiment and
Irish fusiliers embarked for homo. The
Sheikhs of Samarar , Danielot and tribes ,
who represent 5,000 people living be
tween Suakim and Kassala have come in
and promised to assist in the capture of
Oaman Digna whoso prestige has been
destroyed.
SHIPMENT OP PAUPERS.
LONDON , March 28. The government
shipped by the steamer Grecian , leaving
Glasgow f or , Boston , March 22 , two hun
dred and seventy emigrants taken from
the work house of Stfinoford , County
Mnyo , Ireland.
The U. S. man of war Lancaster , flag
ship of the European station , arrived at
Aloxanderia.
( JOINQ FOIl DYNAMITERS.
LONDON , March 28. The Manchester
Guardian asserts negotiations are pending
ing between , Eng'and and America , with
a view to adding to the extradition
treaty a clause which shall cover authors
of dynamite outrages.
KIIOUTOUM'H PERIL.
Telegraphic communication between
Dongola and Berber is broken. The
Standard's correspondent at Cairo telegraphs
graphs that rumors prevail there that
Khartoum has fallen. It is impossible to
confirm or. contradict the wild rumors
current. The official world , both civil and
military , are waiting in anxious suspense
for news from Gordon.
FRENCH INSPECTION OK 31 BATH.
PAIUH , March 28 , The committuo of
the chamber of deputies on salted meats
have elected Rod a Porter and instructed
him to insibt upon microscopic examina
tion of all imported moats , whether salted -
ed or fresh.
dlllKF FOR TJIi : IIRITIHH ,
CAIRO , March 28. The telegraph has
again broken between Berber and Shon-
dy. The rebels threaten to destroy com-
j.munication with Korosko and Abu
Hamod.
Typhus prevails among the cattle in
the region of Alexandria.
TIIK J'OPE TO LEAVE ROME.
LONDON , March 29. The Paris correspondent -
respondent of The Times telegraphs that
the popp has notified Emperor Francis
Joseph in an autograph letter that there
are reasons which induce him to leave
Rome at a more or less early date. The
pope eaya ho is well aware his decision
will have serious consequences to
Christendom , but ho is bound to carry
out his intentions.
8AIIOENT UKFU8E8 TUB BUSHIAN MIH.SIOX.
Jf.T
LONI.ON , March 28. The Berlin cor
respondent of The Daily News says :
"Mr. Sargent will resign his post at
Berlin and refuse the St. Petersburg
mission. It is evident his appointment
to the latter post waa only a previously
arranged formality to facilitate his re
call. " The Times nays : "Sar/ent has re
signed aud prefers to return homo. "
SPECULATION'S ' SPLURGE.
Indication that the Flurry in Wheat
lias Abotit Ceased in Chicago.
Markets Getting Down to Steady
Prices , but Still Nervous ,
Oorn Advances Sharply , and Bo-
gains all its Lost Ground ,
Tko Activity Transferred to Prori
visions and Oattlo Markets ,
Four or Five Hundred Nebraska
Oattlo Sold at Good Prices ,
Ariunur'H Ulfinutlu Schunio onVlicit
ntul Hull nml Ooorui Freight * ) .
CHICAGO'S JIAUKISTS.
OAI.MEH , HUT STIUi NERVOUS.
Special Dispatch to TUB USE.
GHICAUO , March 28. The markets set
tled down to a steadier basis to-day , nl-
though the clfoct of the extraordinary
transactions of the two preceding days
seemed to bo felt in giving n wider range
to prices and entailing n nervousness
which caused moderately wide fluctua-
( ions , Wheat was stronger , on the
whole , and closed at bettor figures than
the closing prices on call board. Trans
actions in wheat continue very heavy.
THE W11EAT MAUKKT
opened u shade higher , but declined
after some fluctuations Jo , then rallied
IB , ruled steady , advanced additional ,
receded about ic , and finally closed go
higher for May , Jo higher for Juno , and
Ao higher for J uly than yesterday. The
early decline waa duo to the warm
weather and mthor free speculative offer
ings , but the subsequent advance waa at
tributed partially to the sharp advance in
corn , and also io the reports of cooler
weather. Reports of largo shipments of
spring wheat also inado operators loss
anxious about selling. March and April
closed at 83jc. On call 1,200,000 bush
els wore sold.
COUN STRONGER.
Cora was unusually strong , and regained -
gained nearly nil the ground lost during
the recent excitement in wheat. The
market opened a little unsettled , quickly
became firm , and after slight fluctuations
advanced 1 j to lie above inside prices ,
fluctuated nnd closed 1 to Ijjo higher
than yesterday. On call sales \roro 1- ,
305,000 , May nnd Juno advancing Jc.
OATS.
There was n speculative market for
oats j , which opened at a decline of jjc ,
afterward | reacted § to Jo , and closed
firm.
PROVISIONS.
The demand for mess pork was quite
active , prices ruling irregular. The
market opened 20 to 25o higher , receded
5 to lOc , and ruled steady. On call ,
sales of 1,500 at unchanged prices. Lard
was moderately active , with a alight
change in prices.
THE CAtTLE MARKET
was much more active , and prices showed
considerable firmness. llecoipts light
(2,500) ( ) . Market brisk and firm ; 1,250
to 1.5UO pound export grades , § 0.15 to
$6.65 ; good to choice shipping , 1,250 to
1,350 pounds , § 5.70 to SO.00 ; common
to medium , 1,000 to 1,200 pounds , $5.00
to $5.60.
NEABASKA HALES.
Among the sales-sheet wore 04 No-
braskas , average 94 , at $4.40 ; 227 do. ,
average 80 , at $4.50 ; 235 do. , average
70 , at $4.50 ; 181 Nobrnskas , average
lOlj at $5.25.
ARMOUlt's BIO DEAE.
Special Dispatch to The BEE.
OHICAOO , March 28. The true inwardness 3-
3r
ness of the excitement on 'change yester
day , and of the strong advance in the
price of wheat , was not generally known
oven among members of the board of
trade. It was developed late at night
that Armour & Co. have formed a com
bination for exoorting a largo quantity if
wheat , and by reducing the supply hero :
cause a stiffening of prices , with the 1
probability of running a corner before
this year's crop comes into the market ,
and" with a likelihood in favor of the
Juno or July option. Yesterday
Armour engaged for the shipment of half
a million bushels over the Mickol Plato
and Lackawanna , at 12 cents to Now
York , as already reported. To-day , for
himself and the syndicate , ho offered the
Lackawanna 600,000 more , but that road
was afraid of the commissioner of the
oast-bound pool , as it is not in very good >
odor in the pool anyhow , and refused to ;
take it. Thereupon the Nickel Plato
was given the entire lot at 12 \ cents.
This is '
EI.KVKN HUNDRED THOUSAND I1DHIIEI.K.
If for export to Liverpool , the rate in
12V cents per hundred , and 7A cents per
bualiol , and the common report is that
Armour lias arranged with a line of
ocean steamers to take it to Liverpool for :
another 7& cents , including terminal
charges at Now York , which are Z 1-10
cents , which leaves for the vessel 5 4-10
cents , whereas the regular charge is 7c.
By this arrangement the railroads c.U'
)
a cut of IJj cents a bushel and the ocean [
'
utoamors a'cut of 1 C 10 conta a bushel 1 ,
or a total of 3 1-10 cents ; so that on the
entire shipment of 1,100,000 bushels the
syndicate will realize a profit of $84,100
above what it would make by shipping at
the usual rates. It is not known how
much , if any moro , the syndicate intends
to ohlp.
- j niBf r ' m
ImrgoFiro at Memphis.
MEMPHIS , March 28 , The no
shops ot the Memphis & on
railroad , located hero , burned this _ ovon-
ing. The fire was the work of an incen -
diary. Two locomotives were burned. >
Total loss about $100,000. Insurance
$12,000. Ono hundred and fifty men
are thrown out of employment.
Ttio Crouch Murderers.
JAUKHOM , Mich. , March 28. Daniel B.
flalcomb and John D. Crouch wcro this
morning hold for trial in the circuit
court , charged with the murder of Jacob
D. Crouch. The accused hoard the de
cision without any expression , There
was a murmur of approval in the audi
ence.
Death of Douglab' , ltrotlior-ln-ljaw
WAHHINOTON , March 28. Judge
Granger , brother-in-law of the late
Stephen A. Douglas , died this morning.
The Central 1'uclno Grab.
PouTLAMii , Ore. , March 28. The Cen
tral Pacific has secured the control of the
Oregon .Railway Navigation company ,
It is onr positively stated to have a con
trolling interest in nil the cx-Villnrd cor
porations oiccpt the Oregon & Califor
nia road.
AVINl > AND WATKK.
Spring' * * Splurge In VnrinuN Portions
of the Country Kurt her De
tails of the Storm nt
Denver.
BISMARCK , March 28. A gorge has
formed again nt Sibloy island , the water
covering the lowland on both sides of the
river with throe foot of water. A portion
tion of the Northern Pacific track is
tih
heaped up with ice in places. No trains
ixro likely to pass for several days.
WAHiiiMrroNi March 28. A telegram
has boon received from Indian Agent
Lincoln nt Fort Bolknap , Mont. , anying
that the fort ia partly tinder water and
the people hro camped on a hill. _ It is
probable the agency buildings will bo
swept away. lie asks pormiBBion to pur
chase tents.
WASHINOTO.V , March 28. Secretary
Lincoln will pursue the knmo plan in dis
tributing the relief to the Mississippi
river Hood sullbrora aa was followed m
the case of the OIlio floods. The vessels
will bo nont out from Now Orleans and
St. Louis.
N , Kan. , March 28. During
the high wind yesterday n terrible prairie
fire broke out in Castloton township , and
burned over territory ton miles in length.
Everything , in its path was destroyed
including houses , barns , stock , grain ,
etc. , ono man losing six hundred tons of
Imv and two hundred head of sheep.
llI BISMARUK , Dak. , March 28. The
gorge which formed this morning still
holds nnd extends several miles above.
The low lands on both aides of the river
nro submerged. _ Hart river has backed
up : , nnd n ropotitiou of the floods of 1881
is i feared. All communio'Uioii by rail
woit is cut oir. Washburn reports the
rivers still rising and full of ico.
BISMARCK , D. T. , March 28. The ice
gorge extends from Sibloy island , five
miles below , to n point ns far above the
city as can bo scon with n strong gloss ,
probably ton miles. The ice is very
thick , some cakes containing acres.
There are nine steamers tied up nt the
Joyce , and the escape of any one of them ,
will bo miraculous , as the ice has shoved
thorn solidly against the shore. The ice
moved thin afternoon , increasing the hole
in the steamer Black Hills , and she sank ;
loss $12,000. Between the bridge nnd
Mandan , three miles of 'track is covered
with ice nnd water. The flood is now
within six foot of the high water of 1881.
Bismarck is fifty-six foot abcivo the river
and no danger is foarod. The river is
still rising.
Sr. PAUL , March 28. An Ice gorge
has formid in front of the city just above
the Wnbash street bridge. The floating
ice soon sawed nway two pieces of the
bridge. No further damage was done.
Efforts made to blow up the gorge proved
unsuccessful. It is feared the river will
cut a now channel on the west side.
LAWRENCE , Mass. , March 28. The
freshet is assuming alarming proportions.
The streets nro flooded. A greater portion
tion of the mills will bo stopped to-mor-
row.
A Happy Family.
Pullcd from the breast , squeezed from the bottle ,
Htamachsnlll sour all milk w111 curtllo ;
Baby liallclujah and that night ,
Household bumplni : heads In aw fill fright ,
Don't deny'twas thus with Victoria ,
Night Wli8 hideous without Castorla ;
When cello lot' ' ; for pu&cetul slumber ,
All said tliolr prayer and elOit llko thunder.
titioky Heal FIshorH.
ST. JOHN , N. F. , March 28. This eve
ning the steamer Aurora has just arrivoc
from the ice field with 2,800 prime peals
worth § 00,000 , all-taken in five days
The voyage only lasted eighteen days.
Other sealers were equally successful.
Wol Do Meyer
It is now undisputed that Wol Do Muy
cr's Cnturrli Cure Is tbo only treatment
that will absolutely euro Catarrh fresh or
chronic "Very ulllcaclous , Sam'l. Gould ,
Weeping Water , Neb. " "Ono box cured mo ,
Mrs. Alary Konyoii , Bismarck , Dakota' " "It
restored mo to tlio pulpit , llov. Goo. 12. Hots.
Coblovillo , N. Y. " "On box radically cured
mo , llov. C. 11. Taylor , 140 Noble street ,
Brooklyn. " "A perfect euro nftorSO years
Buffering , J. D. McDonald , 710 Brondwny , N.
Y.&c.&c. Thousands of testimonials nro
received from nil parts of the world. De
livered , 51.00. Dr. Wol Do Meyer's Illustra
ted Treatise , wish statements by the euro
mailed froo. D. B. Dewey & Co. , 182 Fulton
"treot , N. Y. tu-th&sntin&o-Sm
\VJjKliib' Wind.
OTTAWA , March 28. Wiggins says :
"Tlio storm is thoro. 1 spa it in Non
tuna's glass , but the equation of time is
the most obscure and difficult I have over
reckoned. A maximum error of forty
eight hours. The earthquakes and
cyclones of yesterday will convince scion-
tistg that I'mright
Oitro That Cold.
Do not Bulfor your I/uui/s to become disease J
by allowing a cold to con ti nuo without an ef
fort to euro It. Thousands have dlod prema
ture deaths , the victims of Consumptions , by
ulinply neglecting a cold.
DR. WAI. HALL'S BALSA.M for the
LUNGS will euro Colds , Coughs and Con-
gumption Biiror and quicker than any otbor
remedy. It acts almost llko maglo iu many *
cases , and in others It * cIFoet , though alow , is
auro if persisted In , according to directions.
Ilenrj'H Carbolic Balvo
IB the Best Salvo for Cuts , Bruises , Sores ,
Ulcers , Salt Ithouin , Totter , Ghanpod Hands ,
Chilblains , Corns nud all kinds of Skin Erup
tions , Prrcklea nud Pliuplcn. Get Henry's
Carbolic Halve , as all others are counterfeits.
1'rlco 25 cents. "
Jr. Motfs JMvcr Pllln.
These Pills have never boon advertised very
much , but tlioy have Just as much intrlnMo
merit na though they wore puffed to the sklos
by Indiscriminate advortlulnft. Try thorn aud
bo convinced.
The Illinois Ijahor Convention ,
Omtuao , March 28. The state trade
and labor convention at its session to
day , after drawing up a memorial to con
arena opposing the importation of foreign
labor , adjourned to moot at Hpnngfiold ,
111. , the second Tuesday February ,
1885.
Tcaolicru Itoturiilrifr.
A number of Tekanmh school teachers ,
among whom were Minnie Oloaon , Flora
Brownell , Alice Moruhouse , Ella Tucker ,
Sunio Cooper , Mary Fuller , Lillie am
Clara Thomas , and D. B , Houston , 01
their return from the teacher's cpnvon
tion , which has been hold at Lincoln
Btoppodin thiscityyostordayand took dinner
nor at the Oozzon'a hotel ,
A
Lincoln new * , H7tb.
A pointed and apioy letter in lie
Omaha I3eo , of yesterday , from n
created quite a flutter among pur citiz
ons and by this morning no copies coul
bo had at any of our news stands. 1d
certain charges therein are well founded , j
I 'investigation" may bo in order before J
ontho next mooting of the legislature that } j
o'flims a monopoly of the bucwesfl.
OUR SUPER-SINLESS SISTER
Culminating Legislation by the General
Assembly of low ,
'ivo Thousand Appropriated for
a Fallen Women's ' Homo ,
Twenty Thousand Additional to
Pay for Warden Craig's Steal ,
A Hallway Bill Passed with a
Nullifying Attachment ,
An Act to Make Bagnio-koopors
Subject to the Penitentiary ,
The Prohibition Penalty Hill Passes
tlio HOUHC , Aided by Grccnlmolt
Votes Various IiCKlslntlnn.
IOWA IiKOISIi/VTUIlB. /
TI1K AH'ROI'IUATIOXS.
Dr.s MOINE.S , March 28. In the son
ata the entire day was consumed on the
appropriation bills. The following addi
tional nppropriations wore nindo : Fish
commission , $5,000 ; Slate Horticultural
society , $ . ' 1,000 ; land for insane hospital
nt Independence , $2,088 ; erection of nil
additional wing to the insane hospital at
Mt. Pleasant , § 10,000 ; Benedict Homo
for Fallen Women , Dos Moines , § 5,000 ;
low insane nay hi in nt Boone , $150,000.
This last bill as it passed the house pro
vided that the now hospital should bo
ocatod in southwestern Iowa , but after
i long debate it was amended by i user tine ;
Boono.
THE CRA1U CLAIMS.
A bill also passed appropriating $20-
300 to pay certain claims for goods fur
nished the Fort Madison penitentiary
luring the Craig administration. They
lave been sifted from the bogus claims
nnd pronounced correct by the attorney
general.
Thohou30 _ nt the forenoon session pass-
pd n bill to allow $20,000 , or so much as
is necessary , to pa ? certain ascertained
claims against the Fort Madison peniten
tiary , on contracts made by ox-Warden
Craig.
A motion to reconsider the vote by
which the semi annual tax bill was lest
was taken up and the bill was passed by
n vote of 50 to 30.
THE ANA.MO.HA 1'ENITKNTIAIIY.
A bill also passed changing the name
of the additional penitentiary at Ana-
mesa to the state penitentiary ai
Anamosa , and authorizing the appoint
ment of a matron nt n salary of $75 per
month ; it allows $10 per mouth for houao
rent for the deputy warden , provides for
the purohasn of lands near the prison fern
n , sum not to exceed § 3,000 , and author
ised the vrardon to sell the old state
quarry , the proceeds to go into the con
struction fund.
STATi : VH. 11AILWAY8.
The house also passed the bill author
izing actions to bo brought against rail
way corporations in the name of the state
upon the recommendation of the rail
road commissioner.
I'KNITENTIARY FOR 11AONIO-KCEKFR3.
Also an iron-clad bill ngninst keeping
houses of ill-fame , making it n penitentiary
tiary offense ; also to provide for the pub
lication of the proceedings of the Iowa
Improved Stock Brooders' association.
THE LIQUOR I'ENALTIH.
The bill to provide penalties for the
violation of the liquor laws was passed b ;
( V Vote of 54 to 4U , BIX groonbnckor
( Cloud , Campbell , Dabnry , Jordan , Jor
don , and Miller ) voting with the ma
jority.
STATE VKTERINAllIAN.
The bill to appoint a state veterinary
urgoon and proscribing his duties was
Iso passed by a vote of 52 to 10.
ADJOURNMENT DAY.
The sonata to-day tabled a motion to
oconsidcr the vote by which it had con-
tirrod in the house resolution to adjourn
next Wednesday. Final adjournment is
now fixed on that day beyond recall.
Fatal Malady AIMOIIR Sheep.
NKWCOSIERSTOWN , 0. , March 28 . A
> oculiar malady termed "grub" is just
low carrying elf many of the sheep of
his section and sad havoc is being nmdo
nioiiK some of our wool growers Hocks ,
The disease is caused by worms called
grub , and is a very distressing ono. The
gK of the worm was deposited in the nos-
ril of the ehoop in July or August last
iy a peculiar kind of ily and the grub
latched out in March nnd began burrow-
ng toward the bruin , which , when pono-
rated , kills the animal at once. There
s no known remedy for it. The worm is
bout the size of a common grub worm
nd has the gimlet appearance of that
vorm. Mr. llichard King , a prominent
armcr , has already lost thirty of his
nest sheep and other farmers have lost
early their entire flocka.
TolCKrnpli Injunction 'Denied.
NKW YORK , March28. Judge Wallace ,
n the United States circut court , handed
[ own an opinion this morning in the suit
f the Western Union Telegraph compa
ny , to rostain the National nnd Baltimore
t Ohio Telegraph companies from opera-
ing a telegraph line over the West Shore
railroad , lie declines to grant the proli
rainary injunction.
The Baltimore & Ohio Telegraph com
pany nnnounco it will immodiutoly begin
itringing twelve wires to Chicago.
The annual report of the Denver &
[ lie Grande road will bo published in few
days. It shows a surplus of $150,000.
Spring FrcsliclB.
WINONA , Minn. , March 28 , Tlio ice
[ s running freely thin morning from the
i'orge above the bridge. It it believed
this opens a clour river to Minnoiaka ,
twenty miles , The ferryboat hero ro
aurnod business Thursday cvoninir.
DOVKH , N. II , , March 28. The water
flowing over Ooccco dam this morning
measured 40 inches over the flush boards ,
the highest for 'M years. Great fear
expressed for the safety of the several
bridges above the city ,
Death ornru. Kato M
OIIKUOO , March 38. News roaches
hero of the death of Mrs , Kato M. Dag.
gott in Havana , Cuba , of consumption.
Mrs. Padgett had a wide reputation in
art and literary circles , and wai foremost
in movements concerning the advancement :
mont of woman.
ZVIIiinesom'u llopubllcan Convention ,
ST , PAUL , March 5J8. The republican
tatstate convention to select delegate * ano
j Chicago wil ) ba hold at St. Paul May ht.
i Positive Cure for J2vcry form
Skin and lilood Diseases , from
Pimples io Scrofula.
rpIIOU9ANDS OP T.KTTRR3 IN OUU POSSE-
.L don rer-cot IliU itory : I hara been tcr
bio nuir rer for Jonrn witn Dlootl ixndHklnllu-
orslliMobccn obliged to slum rmblla plcM by
tason ot my dlinfriirlni ; Immoral Imvo h.td the best
hjtlcUns ; Imvetiicnt hundreds nf OolhM ivnd potnn
tnl relict until I ti < cil the Ciitlcura IlMolvcnt , the
ow Dlood nirlllcr , Interntlly , and Cutlciiriv and
* utlcura Roitp , thouront Skin Cum mid Skin Heau-
Hern , externally , w hlch bnra cured mo , and Ictt my
ilnandblool a.1 piireona chlld'n.
Almost Incredible ,
James K. Rlctwdfon , Custom HOUPC , New Orleans ,
n oath , sty * : In 1870 Bcrofulom Ulcers broke out
n my Imdv until I as amass of corruption. Every-
hlnjt known to the mcdlcnl ( acnlty was tried In vain ,
became a moro wreck. At times I could not lift my
and ) to my head , could not turn In bed ; was In con-
tant pain , and looked upon life M n canto. No relief
r cure In ten j earn. In 1830 I hrnid of the Cutlcura
omollci , used them nnd was perfect ! ? curod.
Sworn to before 17. S. Com. J D. CKAWFOIID.
Still \Morc \ So.
Will McDonald , SM'/Deixrborn Street , Chicago ,
gratefully acknowledges * euro ot Eczema , or Bait
licum , on head Inco neck , arms ami IORS ( or toron-
con ) cars- not at'lo to rno\ , except bunds Mid knees
01 onooar ; not able to liotp myecll ( or clgln years ;
rlotl hundreds of remedies ; doctors pronounced his
nuo ho | < c1csj , permanently cured by the Cutlcura
Ittnedtcs ,
More Wonderful Yet ,
It. K , Carpenter , Hon < Jerson , N. Y. , cureJ of r or-
asls or T pro y , or twenty yearn' Umllnr | , by Cutl-
lira Koinollcn. Tlio moat wonJorful cure on record.
V diutiuu ( oil of uralci roll from him dally. Phj-sl-
lansand his ( rlciuls thought ho mint Ola. Cure
norn tolioforoa jtutlco of the peace and Hender
son's most prominent rltlicns-
Dent Wait
Wrlto to us ( or these testimonials In ( ml or send
llrcct to the parties. All are absolutely true and
; | fen without our knowledge or solicitation. Dent
valt. Now Is UH > time to euro every species of Itch-
tif | , Bcaley , Plmplv. Scrofulous , Inherited , Cunta-
'lom.nnd Copper colored Diseases of tko Wood , Skin ,
Mid Scalp wltli Loss of llalr
Bold by all druggists. Prlco : Cutlcura , EOcts ;
Resolvent. Si ; 8.5M > , Vi cli. F > miRDRUO AXDCHBM-
oilCn . lliMtnn. Alans.
Stnd for "How to Ciiro Skin Diseases , "
Off A TTTV For Itnuuli , Chapped and Oily
OHIO.U J. i HVlii , Bulkheads , and Skin Blerp
'
w
DurhamIsblstorle. Itwumcutnlimmnil
ilurlnKUioAnulsUco between Sherman and
Johnson. SolJlcm of both nrnilc filled
tuclrpoucbcHylthUiotobaccontorcdthero ,
and , after the surrender , marched borne ,
ward , peen onlers came from Eut , West ,
North nail South , for "moro of thit eletrant
iuuacco. " Then , ten men ran an unknown
factory. Now It employs 800 men , uses the
pink and rick of the Golden Kelt , and the
Durham Dull Is the trade-mark of this , the
Ixnt tobacco In the world. Ulackwcll's Bull
Durham Smoking Tobacco bu the largest
rale of any amoklng tobacco In the world.
WbyT Blniply because it Is the titl. All
dealers have It. Trade-mark of the Dull.
LOOK OUT I
DURHAM
BULL
If he'dirono for a pack-
am of filickwcll'B Bull
Durham Bmokinir To
bacco , as he waa told , ho
wouldn't.have been
cornered by the bull.
: ft
; James Meal InsliMa
Chartered by theStateoflllf-
Inola for thccxpress purpose
of civlnglmmcdiatc relfelln
nil chronic , urinary and prl-
_ , vato diseases. Gonorrhoea ,
/Qleet andSyphills In all their
complicated forms , also all
diseases of the Skin and
Blood promptly relieved and
rcrmanentlycured by reme *
diesteitedna.For/j/r ! ir
SpecialI'racllcc. Seminal
Weakness. t Losses by Dream ? , Flmplea on
the FaceLost Manhood , l"slMrfli/c mi. ITiwo
Idnes aent by Mall and Expro s. No marka on.
ackoRo to Indicate contenta or sender. Addma
ORJAMESNo.20WashlnuonSChcagolll : ! ! ! ,
Imported Beer
IN BOTTLES.
Erlrmger , . > Bavaria.
Culmlmclior , . Bavaria.
Pilsner . Bohemian.
Kaiser . Bremen.
DOMESTIC.
Budweisor . St. Louis.
Aiihauser . St. Louis.
Boss B . . . . Mil'vaukep.
Schlitz-Pilsnor . Milwaukee.
Krue's Omaha.
Ale , Porter , Dpiuestio end Rhine
Wiue. ED. MAITKER
001.1) MEDAL , PABI8 , 1870-
BAKER'S
AVnrrantcil absolutely pnr >
Cocoa , from which the cxocm o
Oil las been rcmoml. It has Mr"
tltnei t/tt ttretigth of Cocoa mixed
with fitaro.i , Arrow root or Sugar ,
ami li tlivruforu far roaro ecuiionj.
cat , It l ddldoui , nourishing ,
ctrcngtlicnluir , cm Ily disrated , and
admirably iidnptvd for Invalid * an
well UK fur IHTBOIU In health.
Sold uj Uroccrs ctorrnbcr * ,
, BAKER 6 TO , . Dorciiester , Mast
EUROPE ! !
COOK'H QHAND KXCUHSIONS leave New York
In April , May and Juno , 1 3 . PASSAGE TICKETS
bv a I ATI ANT1U HTKAUU111. Bpoclal facllltlei for
roouriutc GOOD DKIITIIB. TOUUIST TIOKKrS for
tnivcl'nlti KUllOl'E , liv a'lroutoa , at rvdaeodratM.
COOK'S KXCUIthlONlST , witb map * and full par
ticular * , liy mall 10 ceuU. A''dreu
THOa. OTH It HOK , M Broadway , N. Y.
Notice to Cattle Hen !
MOO CATTLE FOP. SALE.
10 H ad o ( Stem Thrto Yean Old ,
100 HI. D 'jvo "
SOi " " UoKcrs , Two "
150 httora , On *
SO " Hulfen , Ontf "
Tba above dcsetlbid cattle are all well bred low *
cattle , utralxbt and unootli , Tlieia oittla will be
cold In IoU to tult purcbuort , and at ruaaonable ;
prloci. For further rartlculari , call ouoraddieai
M. J1. PATTOW.
Warcrly , BremirCo , low * .
I' . S. Alto young gradud luillii. cu7-Jm - * w
DUFHENE& MENDELSOHN.
ARCHITECT
OMAHA. NATIONAL BANK
IHULOING.
MiNjoop RESTOIED.
A vfctlia ot early Imprudence , cu Tntf ncncuw
Ceblilty. protnatura decay , eta. barlcn ifivu iu
aiu ve kuowo ' ramedjr. hu Ulmovt
team of sulr-cun * , wliloli lie will uno ,
- . ' U Chtthoia St. X W Y < Mfc-
> ,