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E. KOSFAVATEK , Editor. !
A. H. Fitch , Munaffer Dftlly.Oirculatlon , P
0. Box , 488 Omahn. Neb ,
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\ > THE house resolution , shutting out
Konnard , Hawos , and Pcarrrmn , beats
three of a kind.
EVA UTS Beomi to have modeatly taken
the ) o\d In the Now York tanatorlal race ,
and the indicationo now are that ho will
como in ahead on the homo utrotch.
Tun resurrectionists at Lincoln could
find Bomojfino old "atlflfj" for anatomical
Investigation aronnd the atato capitol
without disturbing the graves at Wyula.
Tar. death of Governor Ilalo , of Wyo
ming , gives President Arthur au oppor
tunity to reward lomo ono of hia friends
with u gubernatorial title before the -1th
of March.
RILEY ia after the
school land sharks with a sharp stick ,
and baforo ho gob through , if ho receives
the proper oupport , ha is liable to muko
it very warm for them.
Tun Chicago Times io eminently cor-
root In saying : "For a country editor of
a ono-horao paper , Mr. Clarkscn is get
ting a Rood deal of free a vortlaiug. It'o
abou time to drop Olarkson , or charge
him the usual advertising rates. "
IT looks now as If Bismarck in order
to retain the capital of Dakota
will have co open a "bar'l"
equal to any thai bas ever been
tapped in a presidential campaign. A
golden opportunity is now offered for the
money-making legislator of Dakota to
eoiza hold of a pretty good-a'zod ' grub-
B'.ako.
ID Science , diacusoing the
onbjest of rainfall ia Kanaas , finds tbat
v Kite thlVhaa incrcaaod twenty per cent
In Iho eastern half'of the otato slnco itn
occupation by the \rhito settlers , woatorn
Kansas has little increase of rainfall to
butsi of and little to hope for. Ho
greatly doubt ) indeed whether tbii half
of the ntato lying outside the immoiiato
track of vspor-Iadeu winds , can over
have n rainfall tidcqtnto to maintain euc-
C3ecful Qgriotilturo.
TIIK money expended by Nobratka for
hoi- exhibit at How Orleans has been well
irivfiatod , thanks to ox-Governor Furnas ,
who has superintended the display from
otcrt to finish , A splendid picture of
our exhibit appears in tha latest issue of
Harper's Weekly , and will attract uni
versal attention. The design is an excel
lent representation of Bartholdt'a statue
of Liberty , and is composed of the vari
ous kinds of grains , bay , and vegetables
produced in Nebraska. The Nebraska
statno is evidently the work of an artist ,
aad the person who conceived the Idea is
entitled to considerable credit. No moro
striking design could have boon pro-
Bjntod.
NEARLY every county in Dakota has
liad a county scat war , and now a now
torritotial capital removal shcmo has been
organized * Thu South Dako'a members
of the legislatuto have agreed to move the
capital , if possible , from Bismarck to
Pierre , and if they can induce Governor
Picrco to act with them they will succeed.
It is claimed that hoyhtvotho necessary
majority , and all they need is the concur
rence of the governor , whoso approval of
the proposed bill ia required. Shouli
this movement bo earned out , Yankton ,
from which tlio capital was removed , will
rojoido over Bismarck's black eye. Inas
much as the location of the territorial
cApi'al ' is so uncertain , wo would suggest
tliat it bo located on wheels so that it can
bo moved the 1110:0 easily all over the ter
ritory , from time to time , aa each succeed
ing legislature may see fit.
BALLOTINO for United SUtea sciutors
will bcg'u ' lo 0101x0 in tli9 separate
lious'B of tha legislatures of ten states
Now York , PciiOBylvin'a , Illinois , Col
orado , Florida , Indiaca , Missouri , North
Carolina ind Arkanscs , and en Wednes
day joint sessions will b3 held. New
Yoik will prcbjtlly elect lion. William
M. Evarte. Pcnnsylvan'a ' will return
Don Cameron. In Illinois the si'.ua'ion ' '
h decidedly mixed , aad it is difficult to
prof ici who will secure the senatorial
prize. Colorado has a lively fight on
hand. At first the chances seemed Tory
favorabla for Sooator Hill becoming hia
own Micesasor , but tlio litest dhnVchca
show that hia principal opponent , Secrc- '
tiry Teller , upon whom oil the anil-
Bill republicans noeiu io Invo united ,
IMI made grca % headway , ho haying
been nominated by the republican ciu-
cat , from which aovonteon of HiU'd tup
portm boltod. It would oeom from tin
that Teller hai the inside trn-k , acd trat
Hill will not bo i bio to rplly force a
enough tj prevent Tellor'o election. It
h pretty generally conceded that Senator
Call , of Florlds , Vance , ef North Ca'o
Itaa , Vest , of Missouri , Yooihees , of In-
dlana , Platt , of Connnottciit , and Walker > ,
of Arkau-aj , will to re-.Uc1o3.
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NATIONAL 1UILWAY REGULA
TION.
The voica of Senator Van Wyck is
again heard throughout the hud in uo
unoirtein tones. As usual it is raised
ngiinat the extortionate exactions nnd
arbitrary and tyranuhnl conduat of the
railways , and in favor rf the farmers ,
producers , and the paople t ; < neralIlia ]
speech the intcr-ata'o
upon - commerce
bill oonnot help comm&ndiag universal
attention , nnd recsiving unnnimona ap
proval nt the hauda of A monopoly ride on
peoplo.
It ia full of cold und startling facts ,
which c.innoi bo denied , and if the
United States acuato ia not controlled by
the inilroada it will no donlt have a
bonoGchl effect upon that body. Yet
wo doubt whether it will pnis'any inter-
atato commerce bill. The railroad lobby-
i will probably euccood in having It
tinkered with amendments to tint it will
not bo rccognlziblo by its author. A
strong effort is being made by the senate
to establish a commission. Thin is carry *
ing out the idoi of the railroad boescB ,
who well know that if n commission
is provided for , it means delay in the nia-
ter of railway regulation. Senator Cul-
loni , author of the comiui > sion bill , wants
the subject under debate oxhiustivcly ex
amined , BO that congress will bo better
able to judge what legislation is necessary
If congios docs not know by this time
what is necessary for the interests of the
people , it norcr will know , and n dozen
commissions will not bo able to give it
any inoro information than i. cow pos
sesses. The comm'ssion plan is nothing
inoro nor less than a lailwnj scheme , and
if it is adopted it will bo n clear victory
for the railroads. The faci is , however ,
that thoio ia but l.ttlo hope of any mil-
way legislation at the hands of this con
gress. The house is in favor of the Rea
gan bill. The senate is opp'scd to it , and
will amend it to death. It will bo sent
bac' < to the house for Concurenco ! in the
amendments , and the house will reject
the senate patchwork. And thus the
game of battlcdoro and shuttlecock be
tween the senate and house , with the sub
ject of inihtay. regulation , will go on
until the end of the session.
THE BUSINESS OUTLOOK.
The failure of ono of the largcat iron
firms in Pittburg for § 5,000,000 , and the
ouapcnaion of ono of the oldcat banking
houooa In New Yorlr , coupled with the
fact that there were 445 futures in ihe
United States last wool- , only three leas
than the preceding week , ia to soy the
least not very encouragingymd the ques
tion naturally arisDs lave we yet reached
the bed-rock of tha present hard-times
era ? JSradslrcct's saja while there ia a
feeling abroad of greater co > andence
respecting tbo outlook for butinuas , there
ia little apparent basis therefor beyond
the advance in the price of wheat , which
in turn is , of courjt ; , the proximate cause
In the gain in Indian corn , oat. ' , flour ,
and partiolly BO for the movement in hog
products. Jiradslrcet's ihus ouma up
the situation :
As previously indicated , an improve
ment duo to the spring demand was not
likely to take place in lha etaplf , and
mainly in feed products and dry goods
The grain in pricj at Boston is.tho game
as that noted over a month ago. Manu
facturers still claim they are producing
at a. loss. Wheat baa long baon. selling
from farmers' handa somavrnat belovr thu
cost of production. The quarterly settlement -
mont of atookd abr.a-J , ehotving heavy
shortages , together with the arrival of
that time in the acaiou when thai United
States la the
only wheat-exporting coun
try able to unload wheat directly into the
United Kingdom , was the firat opportap
nity the bula ! had had aiccj harvest to
dcmonstrsto the forca of their views , andA
the market naturally reacted. & ii had
been uunaturally depressed , the recoil
was the heavier. Thoao favoring- higher
prices for wheat argao that it will go to
§ 1 within thirty dajs , and poaaibly
higher.
The renewed purchases of dry goods at
thla eoason were to ba expected , jot the
volume ia smaller than ono year ago.
The renewed inquiry for crude iron at too
woat has not ; resulted in new buaicesi exat
capt where concoeoionu in pi ices have
been granted. The industrial situation ,
as a whole , ia rather wort CH than it ha&
bum. Continued
rcduciiouD of wages at
the east and west , strikes and violoueo iu
Indiana nad Ohio , do cot mark an imh
provoraoiit. At leading cities the situi
tli n is as follwrs : Boston Bajstho gain iu
dry gooda pricoa ban born roalnraitud ,
but at loss of salon.
a . Philadelphia reo
t'orta ' a continued fe Ling of confidence ,
bat a smaller volume of transaotious.
Pittsburgh aunouncas an increase in manh
uficturcd iron production , but ,
no encouraging oatlook , copocially
sinpa the failure of Oliver Brothers &
Phillips. Cincinnati reports n stronger
tone to trade bat asUs
, are not inert nta
Ing. Chicago , "no maiked signs of ret
viva ) , " but "tvorkkg that way. " At St.
Louis the dry goods movement Is smaller
than last year. In grocery ttaplos 4hu
New Yoik mirket opened dull , but det
vcloped aorap activity and Grmnoce , to
ward the midclj of thu week , cwing !
weak. The jobbing demand has boon
wthor rea'rlcted. There nas been a
fair consumptive demand for wool , and
values generally , have continued Cm ) .
Cotton rccdipts and exports ronlinno
in excesj of last scaton , with the demand
drooping and markets oiay , Dy good *
at Now York ore roceltin more atten
tion from jobbing buycis , and the trade
in specialties has developed a moderate
degree of activity. Kentucky whiskict
are moro active and firmer , the revised
treasnty regulations having Imparted
strength to the market , which was ol-
ready Improv/'in ; by reason of Iho pro
longed suspension of distillery operations
acd the steadily maintained consumptive
demand.
THE Phllado'phla Jlcconl ia ocund on
the railway commission proposition , 511Ik
says :
That railroad commission of five mem *
bora for which the Cullom bill In ho
United States seiuto provides weald bo
an interesting branch of the : ' n -
tion office If once ostaVllshed. A railroad
commission like thla may do well enough
tor Massschuioita or Penniy vjnla , or a
strall country like Eeglacd , but in a
ODuntry like this it would not ba able to
hear the oomplainti about railroad dis *
crlroinittona or to adjust the diil-.rencta :
between carrying companies raid , trans
I
porlero till some tim * in the next cenlnrr ,
It in a cumin foe * tha1 nil th * grrat nl
i-iirl compai-Ls are. in flmrof tbis con
f. . . . . .
mission , whlla they rcgaivl the Reagan
bill sa a dreadful monster of logislat on.
The lloBRsn bill p'rohibito railroad c m-
ptiiloa from charginp moro for o shorter
tlun for n lorgar hnul , and heals pool
ing for tbo purpose of maintaining freights
aj a conspiracy against the publh.
Tiir Lincoln Journal , conceived In In *
iqtiily , born in sin , nnd roared by plunderuo
era r.ud jobbers , continuoa to earn ita piy
from the railroads by abusing Senator
Van Wyck , whojo volco ii constantly
rciud in behalf of the people. Wo me
coi rtt all surprised nt this , nor nro wo
ourpriscd nt the Journal's pathcllo op-
peal to tha legislature Iu behalf of the
plunderm cgaln&t whom that resolution
was dircclod. The Journal ably main
tains ita reputation as the mouthpiece of
lha corporation ! , the jobbora nnd the
ringstois ,
Tun Cogswell fountains in cities that
declined to advorliso the giver , by having
hia bust on top of the monstrosity in
masonry , show tome variety in the head
piccoYhilo Boston contents itself
with a sepulchral urn , Washington
piradca a tall Jnpomso bird iu cheap
brocza with a reed at its aide * , and a
worm in its mouth. The great patent
medicine advertiser thus teaches the
youth of our country a most valuable
Ic3non that it la the early bird that
catches the worm.
IF over a lojitlitor was completely sat
down upon it ia Hon. Pat McArdlo. The
first bill he introduced was for the relief
of his nnmcs&ko , Pat O'fiawcs. It
struck the favor of his colleagues BO ulco-
ly that a resolution was parsed by nearly
a nranimons vote to have notbirg to do
with HSTTCS , Ivoumrd , Pearman or any
ether profcBsisnel "cluira jumpers"
Verily the hearts ot Hon. MoArdlo'a conwi
stituonta go "pity Pat. "
WOMAN suffrage , like Baoquo's ghost ,
\\ill not down. Clara Colby has presented
to the Nebraska legislature a lengthy pe
tition prajing that the priceless boon of
stiffiago bo conferred upon the fair BOX of
this state , and a similar document , headed
with the signature of the gallant Con
gressman-elect Dorapy , has * also been
placed before our law-makers- their
consideration *
THE annual report of the bureau of
agriculture shown that the corn , wheat
and cats crop of 1884 , no * the largest
over known in this country. There were
produced 1,795,000,000 bushels of corn ,
513,000,000 bushela of wheat , and 583-
000,000 buohels of oats. Corn averaged
25.7 buehels per acre , wheat 1C- and outs
THE unanimous resolution of the liouj. )
that no money bo appropriated to.
the alleged claims of Konnard , ,
and . Pearmau , puts a quietus on those
jobbora. The- notion of the house will
moat with universal atproral from- the
po pie of this state.
SBNATOE. IifOAU.3 will repreaont
aas for another term , at least so saya the
republican legislature of that state. The
Honorable Ingalls evidently finds it easier
to please the "Salons oft Saw than ho
does to answer a pointed questionoff2o-
braska'a7anWyck. . .
A Costly Uablneti Poaltton ; .
Bayard tolls his nenatoml chums thai
he ( prefers , the treasury , with its imaenoo
power , and constant relations with all'tho '
basinets forci s of the country , writes a
Washington correspondent of the Spring-
fiell , Republican. Pothopa bo seco-
creator opportunities' , to work reforms
there than in the department of state ,
whom a few high-toned olorka write dig
nified letters to the decay ad politicians who-
roprcoent ns abroadaad the secretary
given dully audience to the mongrel as-
nemblago of men who form the diplomat
ic corps at our capital. Those are reasons -
sons enough in themt-olvea , but I' mayas
at wcOl'tay ( that the great one in Mr.
Bayazd'a mind liesiu the difference in
oxponso. : It is more ox ease to. io
Bucrotary of state than to bo president ,
while ono [ iftts $50,000 a yearaud the
ether but $8,000. The > , re3idont has
his house , completely furnished , his ser
vants , coi)33rvatory ) and many ether
things whiah coat him mo ary , gven him
fi e. Ho has to entertain ( rjy on ifcitt il
occasions. But the secretary of state i
the leadoi ? ofhoetjltality. . Uis wife and
daaghtor are exposted to giro the o-wel-
leut receptions off tbo year once or twice
a week. The boueo rent and torvanti'
wages vill take imnrly all the ii'jjacur
88 000 allowed. Then this diplomatic
corps regard our minister o&forolgnaflbirj
as thew lugitim&to prey. A majority of
them o po c-outiido of ihoir iioifurms
auU tiibs. Their under eccrotaraiis in
fest cheap boarding fcooaes. Bat , how
ever much they may bo pinched ether
trass , tbo secretary's house ia tuppcssd to
open to them , his women folks
ready to amuse ilieis , , aud his wines
at their- free diapoiul. The rea-
"oi no one knowj , but the rchomo must
bo an heuloom from the old days when
Washington WAR adeoait , ana Hie secre i-
tary's , house about the only place open io
these much-guyed representatives nf
foreign power. When Mr. Pish was
here he h d the great house oppojilo
Ohamborlln'0 ' , recently bjught by John
R. McLean. Hero the moit livith
hospitality waa dispensed by Mrs. Fish , <
which they could very well afford. Mr.
Krarts had the oatabliihmont oppa4te
John B. Alley's , cow occupied by tjona-
tor Htll , \ here hia diughtora maOaan
enjoyable homo with the doors always
open. The privilege nf being rooretary
coat hi n about 25,000 a year aboo h.'s
B > lary. Rhino built hia big mat ion for
t t Us pnrpoao , while Secretary Frollng-
h 1 lyaou'd wife and two daughters have
Kept open homo for tin past tbreo joira.
Ufa ulary ia not a tifth part of what ho
sponCa on account ot hi * cdiolal pnai *
tton.
tton.Now
Now Senator Bayard can uo afford tl la
, lie lain . '
outlay comforUb.'uclrcnmatau.
eten. worth perhaps from S1BO.OOO ted
$200,000 Occasionally ID got a a hand-
Bouiofoj In a law ctao , but to keep dup
thu etylo of accrotatk of Uta wonla be a
icrii'UB iaik urea him , Mr . Btyud is
not in tjod : health and
while the mi her t o daugh- I
t ) entertaiu uiary viaitira hi their l > rot ) t <
[ I 17 ROUBO next door to Sens-
. tur K j..Mjits , tin would
urn % it i , t'po ptonie.i TI duties
tj(1 on i > i thiust upon her especially
"b.c.tLr t-residrnt io ths whlto
houao. Senator Bayitd la lu hia prime , a
little - .
t-.ioutur nnd gtny r OB the yjora go
by , butitula yonnR-loAirjjand hsnd-
aomo man. It ha goea into thacibmet it
rill tint Un v 5th tKe < intention of havlnp
that Iho hit part of h's public catosr , bat
rather as tlio beginning of n bolter hold
upon politico. Time Is nothing "rang-
noMo" ) about hlir , but four jvars n secrc-
taty of t'o treasury will glvo hlnin stron
ger grip upon ) haeu moratio ori\ulziton ( ( !
aud ho ffili know how to profit by It
nnd In caao the campaign of 1888 flnuld
not develop according to his whims D < ? ! -
nlwuyi b3 calculated upoti to
retain him to the tonato on thort no'icc.
A Vim lor the Jfcople- .
Kansas City Times
Tin speech e f Mr. Van Wycl : in the
sctuto will bo toid wiCh intermt by every
man who would have justice for the pso-
plo against the railroads And the powerful
monopolies of the land.
The voice of thla industrious atatcaman
is raised on behalf of those who ro sup
posed to have no redress njalnst the
power of millions of money ns exercised
in state legislatures nnd in the very halls
of congress iteclf. lie shcrra the aonato
of the United States , if any camest do-
&iro it have to rescue the people from the
power of those corporations , that it has
now the opportunity in the bill of Mr.
lloagan pending before the g7avo rolg-
uiora of the upper houas. It remalca to
bo aeon what that "body will do ,
It ia highly probable that no action
trill ho taken with respect to the Reagan
bill in the aonato this acsilon of congioia.
Mr. Reagan docs not himself expect thitv
But thf-t something must bo done , r.nd
will dona , if not by the present senate
tbcn by the rcuato auscceding ir , can
'not ' bo put aside. Ilia too iinxlotia Ron-
tlomen who are no much exercised lent th"
protection of t'lo ' law ohould bo denied
tlir railroads , and thab the Jay Gouldn
and Huuticgtono may bo injured , wi I
talk * ' differently when I hia very matter
nhnll have beceimo the sJibs rbiug io-
euo cf tbp hour , which it noS lar off
The lailroadd are doubly gulUy. Tha
wretched cubtorfiigro upon which the y
ha tlnlr cla'ms ' to tuilllnna of acres of
Ul ! lands of tha public donaln nro
as infamnua M the special plua cf tha
thief citipht in the act ; , end their refusal
to so modify carrying rates that thn wott
cm farmer may find n market for 1m
grain onght to bo summarily and crim
inally punished. JSoticithatr.iiiling the
boast of the railway kings a to what
Ihtir money hoe done in llui congtoia of
Iho nation , the day of reckoning which
is Mir a to como will find them shorn cf
th power of doiug 1117 moro mjnnhiof.
For twenty yiars the Gk > ulel , Vauder-
bllta and HuutiagtocQ have grown rich ,
insolent nnd defiant through the open and
contomptu ni v'olation ' of tlio IIVTT cf he
land , und Mr. Van Wyok carmniahcs tbo
senate that it is high ttcco to ecu to it
that the protection * of the law shell bo
given to the victim * of tbeso extortions.
It is indeed hijh time ; r.ud'tho aenate
could immortr.llzo itself by taking even
Mr. Reagan by eurpriso by pue as hm
just and wholecocio menuir ? .
Gen. Uranr.'rf I'roniollon.
To the Editor of the Globa-Detnocrat-
ST. Louis , January 14 , 1885. DiidJU.
gfd Giant wear the title of "general" be
fore ho was lieutenant general ? Theie is
no reference to"hit title of brigsdier or
major general whickJio earned early in
the war. Vill ypu. state the various
giades in the armyj above tlia rank of
brigadier general ? F. D. J.
Uen. Giant ento'edtho sot ce.in the
late war as colonel of. the Twenty-first
Illinois volunteer infantry. He was promoted
meted to brigadier general of vclimteers
on the 27th of August , 1801. Ho wda
promoted to major general of v Itinteers
in February , 18G2 , . after the tattle efFort
Fort Donelson , and to. major
general in the regular army after
the fall of Vicksburg , July , , 1663.
On the 1st of Way , 1804 , the grade
of lieutenant general waa revived by con
gress , and Grant wan appointed to the
position. On July 25 , 18GG , the grade
uf general of the * army w d created for
him. Ho resigned the pomioninMarcb ,
1809 , to become president.
Iho gradoi in the army are ia , the or
der indicated brigadier gniercl , ,
c"iier l , HoutenitGJsganeral aid yt
Wm. T. Sheroian succeeded Grant to
office of lieutenant general wbeiiithi ) lat
tcr was made gensrui , and to thu
wtit < n the latter bttauie president. I1o > ! ip
H. Sheridan was ajade liontaiant general
tvhon Sherman bocama general. By lw
the offica of general uxpi s with Cher-
man , and thu Clcu of houtcuant general
expires with Slxtidan. The highest of
fice in the nrmynfter Sheridau'a death
or retirement will bd that e ( tMnjgv n
eral.
Portia Ovoi-ru'icd.
The Supren * * Court , of Illinois hu just
hcuaod duvm uu opinion reviriinc ; Per
tia's celebrated deoiii.nin the Sbjlock
case. A railroad company recently cold
some land to a f armor , r < jsiving tbo ylghi
to remove BUuh ainountc.of gravel as it
night uoedj When the rompauvAttomp-
ted to ronouo the gr.svel thu farmer
served notice on it that it rnuoi ruin ova
the grayeliand no'liiug Jno
dual or dt&ijed vtgetatiou ; for
on If v > ai writti n in tha bonu. Til ) > conj-
puny brought the case boforotioSuprftna
Court of tlie State , \hidi decided ( hit
in the rJ flt to remove gr < tvol WAO implied
lha right 10romovo nUttnoocesarlJy went
with ir. , Shylock wan unforinnate m not
vioK un appeal to aama court oi hlpher
jarlsdio'.ion , but a vindication even at
thislutoc'ay ia noraeihlng.
No Nuud ut Alxrjn , I
Chicngo.Timea. (
Nobody need be rtlarraexl' over the recent
cent episode ia the United States senate.
Ic is not baliuveilthat Mr. Cleveland ho
any intention of takiug Jefi Uavlo lutu
hln oiiinot.
Cold tt-rithc llaa plaqhed u. ; . the cattlaan <
aiderabl ; accri Valealioc.
Iheru aio rjjpy wclvoa n ]
They are very bold aad , aw ) ltt
damage.
Cattle in tlui vlc'wity o.C McCook hua don
remarkibl.v well , , RjatviUistundlng tllr. cuU
weather.
Daring , the pwl ywr over f23Ci001 hn\o
been forwarded from Norlh Platt -to Omuba
In paymett forrtimnl Und ? .
Ear'iO. Brink , a Fremont miiF4) tescher , ii
eaia tolia\o tuuiWtd on th i.n liihuiioncufif
S2000 by tlw iltalh of a liih oum in Illincm.
Jntltlon for a daily m il ruu'.o doin
North I'la'.ta tn Oberhn , Kaun/u , by wuy 'if
IcCojk , to coon ct the tlijtu land ollices , IB
bfln ? circulated at UcCooV.
Tha Fremont cro nicr.v his teen o or an-
iiuJ. 'ilia trrutil * Writik tno Institution I ait
year wai the inability of th innnager to ob
a'n a iviOicIout tupplof milk ,
The Bioux City MX > 1'acifio ha * nccumu'atud '
r > v. VuleullQB ta > ) material for 111) ) milt * tudf f
track , and the l/tai and I if s for the reinamluv
forty mile ) undur c ntrtot stu being received ,
Amonerth ) sUpmenta from MaJuoo U t
I
rte t'l ' tilt r < wiio 0 0,000 pftunds of lu'Ra
21 ! 01 p.11 it i citilf 0',000 ' pouncjj ef
-he p af tl ll.J.O . 0 piunels ot oaU.
I * . S. 1'etcfton , a Frviiinijl > ho irmn.unal.f *
iijineh an "uiidrrs an it g"vi'h IIMCICU
t > r. , lisa trftlp the MierilT hirf "sole" sdnilniv
tr.Ucr. As e a und halrlitica even nt > nt
58.0CO.
tildes AV. . McrgnoV rwMsnco ct Xcith
Auburn , WM burned to the ctnnnd Tned < y
moil icg. I * . Is ninprncJ to lm\e tnnaht front
u defective Ihia. Ic was worth & 2flOO nut ]
rns i turned for SCtT. ) : !
Tliomfeof thn Chicntro Lumber Company
fit .Stirling wn < uitcrsil i > y bmglara Tuesday
tii lit unit ulrjut ? . ' 5 o' ? ; 't , with } eri > l pr. > m-
i'sory i.ottf , taken tlietrtroin. No { icmtivo
due to tie { er | itratorj ,
'ilio j deinocintio jit ) or * of the ( Into are en-
gniful in the land.iblo clvH * oJvico tefoiin
( ( Tort . ot parwlltifr out tha Ictnl ufllc mining
llioir respective eJltorj. It intinm tha tritt.ire
toed tcribc * got a whnck nt ths fat.
The C ok murder trial at Hed Cloud
on tha lOtli , thsr jury bringing irtncrtllci i f
murder in the ucoiul deLrco , after dchbcrat *
intwentrto ( { hoiin. JuJgo Oaslln imine-
aiutcl ? sentenced Ciok to the penitentiary for
life. The verdict H fienornlly pntldactcrj- .
Tlio Madison Chronicle s ys : An old lady ,
Ihing ten miles wpft of Miulleou , f 1 > \ on cer
tain jou'ip ninn of this town n feather pillow
nnd ft goo.c . , for n New Yenr'a piojent , nnd nt
tlio BMiiatlmo told him llmtlfho wnMld not
marry hcrrdaughter the wou'd ' tjivo the Rlrl on
her wcddinc day , ono tliou ind dollnrn-nnd n
feather bud for n dot7ij-r The yotii'g mnn lo-
fused tli3 Hbcrn ofTer. The nbovo was ivface ,
and tha proposition nuitlu In cninoit.
Johnny Knott , whllo1 pulling n cargo < > l
rinltiraoulh * whlskv on the J ! . & M. rr.tck
mnrthstcity last Monday , collided with the
1C. C. exproat and was ililchod. Ills hond-
lUlit w s bidlj brnitod nrxi his cubppMnteroJ.
The cargo wto-anlnjnr ct Johnny \vas side
tracked In thn jail for icpniif
1'Jnttsmonth nhisky is like tin
fabled "doff in the mangor" whit
it cannot kill DO plcnjuco brasa mounttd lo
comotlvo filiall put nsundcr.
A cold-bloodcd'mutdcT ' wo oojnmltod on n
farm coir P-irtiekl on tliu cltttnooa tf the
6th. Mrs. Jjliznboth Tajlor cecuiilcd n claim
ol : 80 acres on the linn of the U , & M.on
which tliTo it cons'llerabl-s timber. A neigh
bor iinmcd Holiortvlio tluiuprht rhe hlid no
tit'oto the Und , cut omo of ili < > 'ttiiibr aid
wan hauling it nwny iVirfuol whcn-Mn Tayl-jr
two BOIIS nnd n hired hand stopped him nnd
oliotliiin dead , Tlio tbreo murdutcrj Lava
b'eii niTrst d , but no one knows which of
thorn Cited tlio fat.tl
sliot. Roberts leaves n
sickly wlfu'aud four chfUlroa In poor circnin-
itniuej.
lr , John Linthiciim n Swede , partcor ol
C.-AJiickson nt Kcnrucr , died very sud-
Utiily ten di)3 kgo , Uv request of h s ml i
ti\cs a cjioner'fl jury vn < uinpauc'.led to in
nuiro into thociiue. 'ilw toioner'a jury'n
\pidlct biwiglit out enough to caunji tl e unevt
of Jpoison on H charge of beliifj accessory in
sou.o wuy tn Ltntlncuni'R dentil. 1'hun Jitck-
HSU demanded n full hearing , which resulted
in bis discharga by Justice Sitting , \\lillo
thadoatliof Ijinthijuin soejns dari : nnA BUS
piciousct tlieio WIB nothius to bold Jack
son oir.
A twof.'B7 dwelling house I cl niinp tn the
.Samuelf ] 2voui cstnto , four milts northeast
from 1'riuLd ) . burned on Saturday ntternoan.
Ti.n building -vft3 occupied by Jonah IKoools
nnd fsinily , who bad nil como to town. It being -
ing n pleasant diy the neighbcia nlco wi-ro
nearly all m town. The liio wua well Jiuder
wjy whop di'covoicd ind tlio-buildinp , to-
ftether with ta-j content' , WUB totally do-
Btroyed. The origin of too fire ia unknown.
There was inMuancj on the building but none
on the household goods.
, _ _ _ _ _ _
vUitlrg hiH relative ! " , the Uencdict-filmily.
Ho was In h'sipoora i > ackincr his trunk pie-
paratory to tturtlnjf home. Soon n pitol shot
was hoard , nnil when tha foiled cuing into thn
room the body of young linker waa fmmd
lying on tlie flojr , life nunoBt extinct. Niar
him Inyn revolver. Tin shot enterad hia
hoid Immediately in front , over tSia-eyea.
The folks thinU tilis xvaa purely accidental , , aa
the jountf mau was Iwight and full of proni >
iso and had no cause for sulcido.
VorhecK , who-wrecked ths
train near Huhtell Ust Juno , and
ttw l > unoe j ibavd' tti > d to hanv him oil
while there , w s tncd and convicted 'la- the
district courtof Uapublic county , Kunbk8t.nd
sent need to iinprla-iLmout for fafty yeaiB
BOA
As Vorh ( s ia nuw 25 ears eld the sentence
is virtually for.llfa , which ia nil tbo txtromo
lien tit v for u.urd r in tholirstdnijree amounts
toW. in thla state TJIe-objcct of Vorhees' drime
was . eitOo pluudsr or revenge , probably the
former It waa. deliberately nnd carefully
plauu ! > xl , ncd tba evidence proved Him tn be
ono of the moat-'colcl-blooded nnd hearllbis
wretches in thsnnala of crime. Ho t.irew the
train off a loDK bridia10 feet high ovtr
croak u inilo DDil ah.ilC aouth of the liner b
twcen tin tnroetatea. lie evidently had com
jianiunj in thsjob , but they were not apj > re-
bendod. They urst broke open a tool-clioft ,
und procured wn nche and a crowbar , with
whicn thay removed the Mah-pUto from the
two railf. and Jcodeningr the Bplkea from OLD
tide of oim < f thorn , thuvod it over jsnt fnr
unouih to l t ths flanges of the car wheel *
clear the otherrailiana changa the ccura ol
the train PO as to.tbrow it from the bridjB. (
They then it'curod tne rail in that position by
t\iogit xvith a barbeiB wire , taken from a
fonoi nenr Sy > . The train went cv r the
bridge as they untilipated , , but
taa unlujured nsscngers wure tot
many tu pormir > jundfr | , nnd thu
thorefuro majuno each attompt.
KoniiHli iC'urcmonlon.
OUIEAMS , January 17. Tla-conroo-
nioa of the recoptioiuaf the pallium oj"
Bishop La Hey tjolr placa this morning lit tba
cathedral. Arch Bishop Gibbons of Balti
more , pres 3o4. Hi'&no Fit/geruli ) , j > f JUitle
look , de ivfiiod t'ii lOnglieli serawwii and 1 1
] ) ominican fdihcr the 1'ieiicli , Ale 3.ii pi j .
formed ut 1(1 ( a. in.
SA etiEinind circle Charleston , AV. Va
l e nlBli' > , unroo Dj ( toveral houfoo-aaxi duirJ
other
Comgldie T-teaimenl , mif * Inhale- *
for-evereform of Catarrh / .
Saaford's ' Eadical Cure.
Ktad Colds , V.'atary DUchargm-from tha Npac.TDni
RyM , Ringing lioloca In the lloiJ , Norvoua l&ad.
acltg and rercr.lnstaiitly relievejj
Choking misus dltlodxed , n. aiUnne cleinx.vljvnd
I , breilli aA-ectenod , 8ma.j haste MI J
adatJ ravagegchockeU.
Coughs , Bronchitis , Dropj'jJBft Into the . . . . „ . . ,
Pains In UKSCliest , Djspejwii , Wnotlnj ; ol StrengU :
And Klcsb , Loss ol Bleep , eki cured.
Ono IttUI * JUJlctl Cure , . < aa box Catsrrhtl Sst
vent anyone Dr. 8 nford' vh tor , In on *
ol nil dniggliti , for ft. Abk lor Si > roja' .
„ „ „
CURB , .paro dlitlllatlon if Witch
Hutf , Am. ? aio ,
C . Fir , Marigold , Clo Uloiuomj , etc. Pone *
Iau AMD Cnxuiub Co. .
, . . . - Oollln'i
- Electilo Hotter lu-
tf.antly ulccts tha mrvniu
* yitcm ud Innl f.n piln ,
rifriou § nilu > bliity A per
feet Klectro-a iV4nlo I at
ls'/f ' ! ,
'ruj6 ' iiu
COLLARS
* .r *
CUFFS
CARIND THII tURK
MI THI
FINEST GOODS
n MADE ,
JTV > S .
icma HI Linen , BOTH
Lio'ngi ' ANOExteriors.
JUk for th ra
U iU ; BUGS. , Ageuta for Umubo
IO LOAN. Mnnoy.
itOthYtOKt.O\N-On r * I tstotf , iy H HMI
rl ! < . , sirsi8h t , o M7
t" tn n on cbMUll by J , T , D" tty. 213
iuth 14th ( t. 0 ! < ! cbl0
> Vtt LO\NKD on Chattel * . Co'Mml" , Se-
cure * Noli , tt lo ! ) * atats. Flninrlal
1W8 tVin a-n tt. filllebSp
M ON'Y tn loan on cbitrxll In Minn nf $10 Mul
iinm St. 103-Jan
. . it ) I/VMA In eii/Mif xSWiii. ) upwnM.
0. i' P vU and Co. , H al EiUto M ! I.OM
Alftalf , IWfiKarr'jiast. SJStf
on csMtsK ltll ! J TiokoJ
Mft
be aud WW. . ruroruo , St
VArtt'HO.
WAVSBI > * n CTprricroed stennj April r tid
n..o refljrtheoMirisftUry ox rtea
S. P. , lit trainer. no-p
\T7ASTKfl-Jf arse : nn rV.lV IU'lj'of c
V t3 t kroir ! > ; o of an laf iit ; jiiy { ot
"
WAOT KDJ glt'is t Sta > hotel , S 10th > t.
7K-1Cp
WANTRI-Iily or Rontlcran ; lu'l ol cnirny , to-
cnnvai ( or-Vraplilly tclllnntttle. .
r ii"on , Wumsn , Om.MV > nntlncia
, Neb. 718 Mf >
WANTKI-nj- ni8hgltl tiftil lo do
hntKonnrli , jTpliew as hoindkropor torn ion
tlcmon : c l ot Sc nh Omaba lloiur , Ctli , m\
714-ltTi
V\TAr TKl ) onrjiittent Kill' "wNmllr ot two ,
YVjcss.i 2 iloora imth ol Farnlitm
7(1(1 ( ( 1/ (
A Ar > t i ! i lady coi f. nothing Mil
Hr class necil trply ; w ires $ JJ * pnr mocthr
Center JTote1VjinoirAMtb. . e8-17p
-AKcnts lo-f ell Oatolj'fl tihcnal IMii-
cater ; en monthly jioynient . Ad ItiMir call
on . I ) . P Lowrp , MoraS , 110 N I0tia5. : , Onmln.
. _ .
r.nTl.cn ,
f,07/cbSn
TT ANTBD A coed bu ' .De < ij nnn wltl.Vood refer-
Vi cncc i , nnd ten rrli.'itin luioilrd ilo'hu cath ,
lotikon halMntcnotln are * procory stoi located
la tlio bent part of Oomln. Ad\lresB S. Y , Hos oIlUo.
071 21 ] ) , '
WADTKU frafttnulicr mint bo toed skirt trim
mer. AjA'l.v ' AiiilfMom Buc' < room ! 6PO-l [ > i
"vy ANTED A gill for kitchen work 17 4 i > Miq > M
\1TANTnU-V girl for gccsx l bouscwrrr.
> > . 1
WANTED A joungRlrl ic light liouii.wor't , at
KUcor.of llitriuy nnd I > at ( WMI ) ?
W NlKO-Auo"dcook b'ci Nvftgoi Rlxon. Ap
ply i r write io Mrs Ho co Lrsrttr , Cc-Mci !
Blufts D .tt
\X7ANTLD-ulrl to tl ) gem r/tl / Somonurl. Apply
V tfr tl IB Masoa Kt , tot. lOthi ouJllHi. 08v , .
WAUTUD-Il.arikTOat 1212 Cipllol vo.
vo.570febVl
r ANTED eiood usscsMlll b * palilto an < rc-
V pcrVnccd Irj to do ( .cnciaJI . lioi.t < ! workoil ;
at 240(3Podgottrcot. ( ISltt
WANThB ARlrl tfcWHn , Iron itid tooki ;
. . totoinpct'lit f help , 51 per ek ; . '
gull-Oil , B12 3 ll'lll ft. C57 17n
WANTED 100 s-llciiors , eood po > to. Iho right
man..AiMrcssXt r&BkaMutaalllarrugo l-cn
oil' M if'ftt en'Pr < mnti . N-b fltltahg
> , AlKU CIIlwKr.NS i v.unt a man in cv
town In too sutu to l > uv them 'or cash. K
ilm't n f > ijiuuilty DB. . Beomcr , bJT" ' ' 'hlpo
ptr' I n m ) ) juitry and Huge , 01 , ( U , Sti , n > l Rv7
ilowai d St. .jOmahx 3-t (
WANTI3 > SKuatlon * r ( rood stfiojaof ; t the
Womw'j Clirmtlau Ataoclatlcay.ijicaSi two
gs 19.
WANTED 'S.tuatlon ' j a prBCil.Tol BUBrwnith
end rtaoulnut , who li.o joiraol ovpcvnnuu ,
820 IWi St. Wm Marnoite. 680 ' 7p
WANTED By njoun ( 5aan , experienced ft.d r > -
lUblo took-Kfepcr , with best ol re'ortivcca ' ,
fanUasittuilon vlth moot Iho lirg Mlim' . Ad-
dicus U. O , 820 ofllc. eW-ITiJ ,
'I'XT'ANIUO Sltuat'on b7 iald(1lo c od man aa
i > Janitor er waichinai-.i-J. I. Dee olBco. f'cod
references glvca.
W NllulHy oxpotierjwd linul
iioj inauagcr. Address 3VK K. .
OiEco. BJJ-3Jp
TT7ANTF. > A position a > .v rp ci t'rei-'ji ' i > r
VY ware ktorj , Addrco-C. 3. liki.itui ,
Nob. JEI-1-
A xoui.ft . .t.ou u-ai % VIMJU tarfUAiuJM t uvo * .
beeper , In wholcctlo ceta bllnhmeo * In
w "O. " f ri > Fte .
WANT.h < W-A f rtncr , v tlr $ & 0 , to
tcrosiviii seed , lavlcsuJbUslncsa. M l >
OIBcc.
WANTED TurDlnhfd rnra > and loard by n
lnhousillh
mcnts , ccnt'olly located. Klthtr Omohrv > Cuncil
Bluff. Stforjuccsplvcn L disiiciU Ai ftteaV S
lock Box ja,0ml > a P. 0. 6S7-1K
WAJTIKD To lent , b > jantleman and.wllD , tvo
tooron. luraltbed or uolurnltliixt , f > piya'
family , eetinaVy Icwitfd or-Jinrdy ta * lf etcar ; rel.
eteiirea MIL if he d. Addiew JViO. bo
OC620
WANTKB laOOO fatiEea to try out.
Par * Buckwheat Hour od BelM'sIuff Com
me il ki-pt fcy all Hist o'a'8.7rp ' ere. Wo Tmrrtnt all
bu okwbwt odd under our braud puro. W. J W I > -
nr.Ah.Me.rn . . MntntfArti-rArn. /M tf
T/TlOn iCtJT Noitoit ac icneapeaS fumlsiicAroomi
. ! _ ' In OniAba. Apply to O..O. H. A&t n on , ri > om
' 14 , Audcreon IJlocK , north vntraiico , ISth. M'd lu
luport atiMt
FOU ' JIEM' Furnlihcd Itooms fliSH. Hoth H' .
_ em-rip
1-lOiirjSNT Nliolv fpw.isbol . frott luiini , 1707
J ? Uifilisat One block from a. D. I'klcniicr
70S Zip
FOnWBNT Snail new cottage , l.tj 10th > t.
bet I'.ml and Bternan. 7iM'Jlp
T7UR fiKNT-Oiioh-'Usooi lOUi bet. ' louj.viil ! Cal-
-D K'irulaSiF. , wjtli R rormb , ccli&r.wo 1 nixl o"
tern. Apply t.t iiGu.o oldSowing Jlac&ltj&o lcu , 203
ISdlbi Bit. 7
JJIOU KENT-Nicely I'mii'shod rooiu 72J b Ibth > .
IpOIl FIENT Ouo ocmlorlnbly fucnhtci'j room with
! cloaer , sn-1 tunnumii unluruUhsu In ! vriv
713fiiCtlitt.
_ lutrjls.'itd rooiu , Icotlon' .
cfHent. at HIV , Jlomril nt. UMS | >
OH HKNT U u'9.6rooT8 arJbaia9Dt Cot B
i.CliarluJht. m lrutf D , L.llwiui. . C'lo'ghton '
0)-l Op
TT'Clt ' IlRNT-l double andl eUglufuiullhed ro-m.
7 617 CtU-ayo ijr. 0:0 IDp
Tj > Ol ! HBtiT larnlrh d or utlurnlfhed rCom .
I with houd uli6 per HecK-penir l kotio i , IBM
Oj6 2iip
1JW1K It' NT 'lou'o bitwcen HCi aud Ifth en
JL' Chloxont. fDqulroof.UIln Swl t. 0 0-18p
liENT Nice ( rout loom , ! C3i ! i'arnain Hlrret
CJ7-2Sp
" UU UKf < 7.10 room hcuwil dIOCH from ICth oa
Jluriiy , ! Kul(0.1. | iJWlibur , , Kailn D ULIU.
03511
RM1 IwoiijJur-UheiJjwms , 1616 Phloa-
OIB-17
" 17'OR HF.vr S rocnu , olojt cdlar nud. l-y water
I1 St CCiKISlliBt. 0 7-17 | >
i. ? 3I aril 1.
U 3 rcvm cottas * . Zllh and Divcnpirt , (10 , lottagtt
Ciroonrr , ( Ith anAlUv i port , i"18 " ; cotttge > r > i'iu
20th ami Douglas Wca.o ; | , j 4 rooms , R lSIUs',9 I
ono rnom , Hh aid Dmhi , tt > ; Imu ollla * mom
nirkeb'oik ' , IBtli aid , faftiam , 30. I r n , a
Majni. IStaaul Ftllinu U97tf
Ff < ' ItiNrWitli ! > V Vil , to a ladj , a uo { > f it
. .i bcd room , aw cur , itlih tt auUSt Ma'
fbiifp'
11U.H1 Prr l rlio p houom. b ) lltllou
Il Ite.NT rurnUbed rooms and. bcaid at 181
Cu > t , 677-17P
FOIl Itr.NT Itoam and b.-ard fc < tuo gcrtlpmcu
lGUttn > llalu\o. C.'B-'JIp
OR IlE'T larjenlcey fiiinlihtdrvma Ad
dr with itfereme"M. O' Bee ollteo , OC3 tl
IrtO.l IUNTrt of double houie ; 4. r.nnm , < > mji a
1 2J atUm n$10por ; rnoiiUi ; room10nnaUNa
tioaal biuli. Oozlf
FoKHCNT-KuiiiUheaF.ooaiKUn btari ) , 693 N
17th. 62i-t
ew xlno roou hn\u . with city
' wat-r , crt rouU > 17th 61. noir ullri . < ! lr ck
tultable f.if brarityif houJ ! rtat (2Vlniutio ;
tmaba fnunriry or rf T.V. . T. llliraroi ,
'r Uituyiil ; ocunjuimkle l herm
12W Shuri an a\o C8UI.
FOIl rUNT ' D itk , hnu , lOroomi , raodernjin- '
v > rv " ' ' ' - - - - - - -
, (
' , [
F OR niy < T-rurnI l.od room , ISIS J cl cn St.
IjpOll UK.VX-FurrK h < xl rooms 1818 Vtdgt St.
, 710U , WNT With ix-ird , Pro U R furrUltd
1
ri f-rnt ream ! f Hand In Ib ; H W Cor. f I Mtht \
, Hv ( > ; a'fo it few tabfe boirScm nitnticl. fU.
( , 'OU 1115ST Nevfott go , H'.Mper rnoith. OooJ
f furnl-hul r "ni , fseoiernoiitri. U.O rAllcr-
rn , cor. 14th nr > r ! f arua < r. tKM
Troll lll'NT wl fnrnlf rint front roam' ,
J' rr cu in t < , S. W. 17tli ntnl tf , . fJltl
I/O SI llKNT tlno SoR5J. ImiuluT l&ho'mVfllrio *
ton. JH'tl ,
OU KKN1-'no ' fur 1 ic
Infer three ihy IrtftrJer1814 U'tbitcr.
(1 > OH UrNT Toccntlenrn only , a nV > Mtii fur-
P uWcrlrocm , 8. K. ccffler Mill wjd Douala *
fi ill 1 RidltVs block ,
C * VtnVon K Co. , IMS Ftrnsro. 0-tf
rnrninhMl fr n rccm for lent K2
Klh SI
i7\on \ RPJJT-tftTO joom ItU rtriata SI , , th or
i1 n Itboul ramard Ublo , by rafalitn A fft. ,
Fatnam 6f 43 < -
1 , Oil HHNT Bulls t.f T8oa Mu-JHtinl for IlihS
1 houiio Xvenfrjtiiroc ! < j orft1lv mount In
met' * block.-onincr Srh t > il Ho ardStB. 43 < , t
"iror SAI.E.
TIWU SAI U-Cbb pi ( Hood linflnena rrpptrty t
T Omilift oo jinlsf 'Jullilliix SUxWU utorlel
Jlltn lUoil. 18 1 Cms' . OIM 3D
K BALK Cl Mp. lldtlanr-ttiurant , l 4Dnuj.
I wit. 70M7P
TlDH HA1.K Cleui , ( .no-lrtif urro In noiUA ( > mah\
AUtfo X. V. IK-Bco Ufllc ( WS-t
fTjIOIl fcALK Uoar > Un6 lionv.nhoj s full ; i
Jl' town nrnr i in lmU : llii for a laiiv : fold only
tort-will rtntuf IIOIKJ low. TLrthn putlculiim ' !
uir 9lj X. , tiooclllco :
3tilM OP. T1UDK Goo 1 sleek firm nj' tBO
ncr'HiIO mlci htm Oia&hn , bno mile fiom
S.7 inRl ( d , Neb ; will trailn for Om > ln propsrtT.
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A'ddressV lcy A Mutton , 0. < nti , .i < ' M. K nl >
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i. ' ro7utVir ) clok , ono io > rly nanKnnbo I'mno ,
H\8 Ruli frum'il Jilotur 3 , n hoew , hMiios * nd
I'li ' i5tni ono IMIa taliir-am ll > lwoue DcaulUm
chln oOlTtosot. Inqiitio Jfo. 2014 llarnoy St. , br > .
20th md 21st SI-l n TJ
Oil BALK OOxlO1) feet OH Onrnlnx Bttiot B bi tok
nrrtof UUKr.ry biiilRC , SMOOJ. JoUu l.llcCj . pr *
ojiposihi fo < t olHi-c. < 2UU
SAL ! : 131x121 fict uri coriur , roulh-e w
F1UK
frorl.'houv ) 3 roroB , bhm , 3 blockii west * f
. I'arkftNO. . ftnil \eiiworth , cai > v pnynEvnti , ohm > p
J1.700. John L. Mo nstiii' , opvwitarcn.tOlllio. 427-
y b'jldiufc' ' " 'l stuk-of clolhlne- !
booM ftndthoe ? . will iraWfor ( Inning land.
Qco II I'lhsrson , Ml ) South lUKSt. , Omnba.
4S7-lol > l' >
harno-r.l wnKon anil ooal
box ; ii8Wla.it euiim ir , S K ior 17tn jud Dorca
S53-10p
F Chain , hone acd 1'UBBy ' , SW ) ? . Cuui'
Imr S * .
oil SALE Oil T1\AUB Oood tciim llour'ng ' mill
with two tuo ol biirrn ninl onn feed buir ; aJI In
< oed repair wxl o Ubfon used IH nionthr. . Situated
n ono of the b6-t > buslncat lolfitt Kk-nmcy , Neb ,
Will illno-o if rot and mill together ur mill nUno ;
fc Ono laaitrncvHl ( ; tell ongod tersw , oe tsrado ( or
other dtsitablo prouoity. AddiuM Luck Bx 093
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FO'l ' KALK- MUSICAl , lN8VKUMra > Td A.
llospo onorj1-
> ro Ilomlonn i- ' Cray Piano ftfc . ? 1S 00
otVlam.at . ISO 00
JnoJ , ! ' . ilallPianoat . - , , . . . 1 6 00
Jao fcn on & ji ralln Oipiu ot . . . . .IS 00
Ouo ShnnlnL'cr Orirxn at . 35 00
On n'oortbrldm Organ at . . . - 6000
tar KsteyOiiinnnt . , . . . , . MOO
Ont JohuHon Or an r.t. . . . . . . . , . 4500
For ca h or on njey rn n Til7inatalteicnts. .
lPO aicnts ( or OBlei-rnteo Kimball Hano and A'im-
iciX Or an , Ji-aanw end Uallct CstDafiitVbnQt.
arpcal ttock , lowest prloca. 6. iicipe lolO Dodge
F > UI ( S A Li ; OU > XHHANQE At 910 per nora , All
or twitol trothoiwani aores o ( timber land ,
art ? mlle CM ! . Kansas City , wll oxrb&uge tor
b-rasi Und ot morebandlnt ) . Boiiiordf Snaor ft
LOST On ttn.nljA i f the char'ty ' Slila ntw car
riage curtain , bstveen the Oiiom IJD < e &
CliA. . 18 h 0' . The finder will biraullally TO-
waruf.i It tluiy 1M leave It at h'fontdy i > Ollb > t'sv-
awr om e nu lli-rf 3h. 7o2 17p
FOUND A TralUb s c ne/'tJttWm. ' O attemin'a" !
O ncrran hi.\o e\rno by'calllnjtand > raying1' '
the cost c 1 this advertisement. 715 17
LO31 On'T4 ' Kl y last , ono durk rod inllchouw ,
4 jo r tld bic btar on forohtAd , fDd whlto
< pot on each ( link A reward vl'l ' bo lT n to any
iciRon \ < ho v i.l return or Kl > o any InlMoinyon it V.
St. Ilack'dcor. 7tt > ac.dPierce. TIClOp
I'O E OIU.7nC Kirnw for Imrruva t property In
Omaha. hai I ! . Wnolloy , ltoor 20r vmaba
N.tlonal Jlan'CvOmnha hcb 6CO-I5
TJAnTIEj Wlellnr help or seryaota Jelling fltu
L atlunn cau o ! > Uln the name Ciillnyon Mrs ,
Ueorgoat IH3-fvpltoiave. (50-20p
rrtOTUAOI > St'xik of trrocorlofor-acre-fropcrty
L adj Inlnj Omaha. Clm tt Wcolltj , noom a
Ol tha Nitll-axl llnnk , "refthn , Kub. . fi27-f
TJ EXQIJANOi : Farjm for rl < cU ilnacn
Clina. II. Woolc ) , Hoc in. SO , Ccnolu Katloim ,
Uank , Oua'/a. Neb. "
TrtOlt TrUDC SloukiofI ; > OT ute tadrr land.
1 Chi * K. Woollov , lo ( < .in TO ( . O.iiha hatloiai
Dink , Omaha , Neb. 020 Ii
rpOI.O\H-SlC03nt in porcepjr tor three vrars.
JL Jluil ) ia uooci riwUetno locucivj. 7T II. Mo'It ' r ,
KOI Fair-omit.
- OJ7-10
NOTiCK Mr < , A. SI. ' Ttavllprolriulonal nur > ,
hai ritiin ol ftani Ft Mibr r , .whwo fho hai
b'on nulling orn-t ] iwo n < uiith3tjii the famlh n of
I.Uututautu PncliU'iK MiilJiiowru. awl tan now be
f.und , jst nj time at her Lon.o.Wi CallUr > tn ( t ,
OiS17p
FOIl THAlF--For nierchaai'lse groceries pro-
fwreii , ilirfo (5)tthuli'u ( Icta In Dojinn , Olilo
Ondr.t | | iu Rt.LuulrJiIt , > ; f .t ) ocrtu if
Unnun ; OnolAriii In Ulilo. Tba ! property Is ftco.
of Ibiui branct ) All coruuU"rrJloi. ! vlll lw t > oa ( ( t
fllrlcty conlWoallal. a. H. VArwpesr , 2 4 Cumlnr , ,
St. 387Jan80
T > OOMo With Ix-wrd , do.ioLI * or wluter. App
JLtiat M. ChaileH Ut.tcl. 42l- (
3BZ&
JAne
the City. Not
But Cbsafie UianIny Slave in
the City.
SB- &
St
T ) ) ct-partner > hlp litrtt tuo riM\i \ bi twcen
fcaiina H. Lcl 'htoii * ril Jleniy T Clark undnr the
itu nf l.ilchxm & Clark , < ft , thU ( l.v dl > mvcd by
1'H'iu.loi'toot.Mr-I.elffi.tju r trli-j. AllbiOuhiel
ncjMiliH t- ) Mid firm will lunollictid oy Mr latK-
an ) lloUlm niralii't H.I.Vfl'in . ' will b iirrvenUd to ,
MM liir p.yraeut. Mr.ti vk lll contluu * V > uIuei < .
4thnoliliit4ria No. UUlfarioy tk int.
l > uttdatOuiah ,
COfTj
twyooux o.
UNDERTAKERS I
At the M itaml 1(17 ( lr ru m Gt. CrdfrJ by tdo-
gui < h * > liuitod ami promp'.l ittcudcj to. Ti > l i > hoD
Is upliruilialuc , IIIUUK-
Pviiactivity , iwulthely
VMU11IU1 U ourodImjioloiioj' , lost
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\w "JJ" enorKyjiorvaUHduUl-
It/ , all weakness ofaoiioratlvu system tuitlicr tex ,
tl.uyiuuU. JII.\VHriitT,1. , mWfttofathl7iSO. ( ( ;