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THJK DAILY BEE-TUESDAY FEBRUARY 2-i , 1885
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' U8raXSS LITTSRJ !
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ddre'sod to Til tins roBtwinxo CowrAHT , OMAHA
Unfts.Ohfcki und Pott offloecrJon to b made piy >
able to the order o ! the company.
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Mn. CLEVELAND will devote the wooli
to the preparation cf bh inaugural ad-
( Itooa. It ought to 1)3 made n wcok ell
l > ojor among the democracy.
Tin : Arabs slick to the El Mahdi like
dcn'.h to a defunct African. Wo presume
their htlaohincnt to the Falio Prophet it
dua 13 n liboial tupply ef putu Ainbio.
A PAIITY of Now York Fcn'nns ' pro.
ji-uo to join the Mfthdi in Egypt and
ttrow dynainilo at the Eoglieh troopi.
Now thcro ii tomtthiog Bcnalblo and
practical In ihio method of djmmito war
iaro. If tlio English soldiers ate to be
hilled wo ftuppoao Ihoy just as Eoon dlo bj
dynntnito ED by gunpowder.
THE proposition , under the now city
charter , to make the bribe-elver equally
liable with the bribc-tnkor , Is very objec
tionable. It clotci the month of the
giver , and cocs'quontly neither can be
convicted. It'la simply a prot'clion and
nn inducement to br.bocy. Tha only
party that ohould bo pun'shed i ) ihe
oflicor who receives a bti > o.
AMONG the names of the Fenian allies
of the False Prophet , who propose to nsi ]
in e , few daja from Now York for the
iSLiiJan , wo notlca tlioso of Rocky Maun
lain O'Brien and Dick Moihrity. Thcss
nro two "bad man , " and if the other mem-
hers of the party ara like thorn El Mahdi
cm congratulate himself upon acquiring
a vn'uablo rolnforcotnont. llocky Moan-
tain O'Brien ia n tarror from the wild
vrcat , and Morlarlty is the gentleman ol
vrhom it is so often aakodAra you there ,
Morlarityr
TnK goddess of fortune smiles occa
Blonally even upon a tramp. Such an in-
oldout hss occurred on tlio Cincinnati ,
Hamilton & Dayton railroad. A tramp
who saved a train , fioaa being wr c\od by
A broken nil was presented with $50 by
Ilia pisatngtri and baa since been given
a permanent position in the employ ol
tha company. TLh ia a hint to tramp :
who ars counting ties bf-tween staticm
those cold doyj to act as volunteer track
Inspectors. The discovery of a broken
rail may ho worth a fortune.
A PENNSYLVANIA iromm has recently
v'uited both hell end heaven. She wai
In a trance , and while in that condition
vena transported to the Infernal tealms oi
bis Ba'nnio majesty , after which oho took
a brief trip io the regions of the blessed ,
commonly known as heaven. She met
friends and acquaintances in both places ,
and is now firmly convinced that there if
both n heaven and a hell , and she ex-
proinos great sorrow that eho wai not al
lowed to remain in henven. Wo don'l
blame her for not wanting to return tc
this corruitrlal ophoro , particularly during
eucli a cold winter.
COLONEL FRANK JAMES , of Missouri ,
Las been made a free man. The colonel
In wantciHn Minnesota tD answer the
charge o ! being connected with tin
Younger gang in the Norlhiiold banl
robbery , but General Marmaduko , gov
craor of Missouri , will probably nol
boner tha requisition cf the govcrcor o !
Minnesota. Undar the circumstance !
OolonolJemes itill no attend the dtmo
crAtlo blow-out at Washington next week ,
but koap within the confines of old Mi -
nouti , and thns keep out of the clut.lioi
of Minnesota.
ALTHOUGH Anthony Oomttok ocn
o'onally makes nmutako in his elLrti tc
aupprcBS obsoaco literature and vile pic
tutcs , it is certain that ho is accomplish
ing a groit gjod. His latest efforts an
directed against Indecent advortlatinoii'a '
and against auoh publications as tb
JL'olicc ffewa and the Police Gazelle , th
illu illations of which are coiUlnly to
great oilont very questionable and d <
moralizing. Mr , Oouistuok , backed u
Itj ROY. Dr. Oroiby and Henry BerRl
oaoh rapioientlng a reformatory soclotj
proposes to proseod uader tbo rootnt' ;
onscted Uw la Now York under whlc
the vender of a paper devoted principal !
to the Illustration and description <
crhnas can bo sent ; to pilson. The fir
arrests are now being niade , and Con
Block dechros that not a copy i
tbeeo piptrj shall bo sold in No
York stftto. Mr. Gomatcck ] hi
undoubtedly taken a b'g ' contract , as tt
proprietor * of thoio paper j have grow
rich out of their publications and w :
naturally nuke a strong fight and spct
a great deal of inonoy. There ii n gen
ral londonoy all over the coun'ry to ens
laws probibillag the circulation of BUI
llloslrit.d pipoia. Some legislature
among thorn being thologtslatarcs of T
aa iiid Qooig'u , have rrcontly paisjd BUI
laws , and a similar bill has been Intn
tiaood Into the Nibrasica leg'slaturj ' wi
a strong probability of bccomiog a la
Wo would suggest ( hit it bo a ? amondi
Ai to prohibit each vile pester * os the
of tha Adaiulcsi Eden companies fro
Iwlng put up on tbo blll-boirdi and hui
in public \vkdowB.
TIIE NEW CITY OQAIITER.
The honao bill providing forthoamend
ment of tlio city charter , n * drawn by
City Attorney Connell nni Introduced by
Mr. Branncr , will , In all probability , be-
corao a law with perhaps a few ( light
alterations. This bill creates a now elec
tive cflice , that of city andltor , making
the elective oOlcors &i folloir8.Mayo : ? ,
pollco jadgo , treasurer and auditor. The
city clerk Is to bo elected by the council ,
as heretofore , for a term of one year.
Tbo nurahal , engineer , attorney , chief ol
the fire department , and street commis
sioner are to bo appointed , BS now , by
the mayor and ccnfiruicd by the council.
Among the new powers of the council
is the right io establish , maintain and
regulate hospital * , workhouses , houtci ol
correction , jails and station houses ,
which will prove quito sn Important rent-
tor. Tha power la n'eo given to tvgu'alc '
daughter houtoi , stockyards , and o hci
such poalablishmcnls and places not only
within the city bat within tbrfo milci ol
the corporate limits , The jurisdiction ol
the council as ta llluminanta Is extended
so ss to cover electric lights , and tbo power
Is also confemd upon the mayor and
council to order all elcctiio light , tele
phone and telegraph wires to bo phced
under ground. The city council
b also an ! homed to es'nb-
llth tcarkst houses and olaccs ,
and to locale such matkot homoi
on any alloy , ntroet or public grounds , or
open any hnds purchased fcr inch pur-
roses , coaditlcml , however , that if tha
coat of the buildirg is to oicosd 85,000 ,
the people are to veto upon the propo-i-
tlon , The ci'.y council dull rnvo the
light , In nn addition to regu'ating ' rail
road crossings , to rcgulato the time ncd
manner of running street cm aud to the
healing and cleaning cf the same.
No city officer ii permitted to become
a snrc'y ' on tbo oQliclal bond of another
city oilicor. The board of public woiks
is unchanged. The limit of the
aslary of the chairman is iixod at
S2r > 00 , trhUo the other members
are not to receive a ralnry greater thnn
$1,000 oich. The mombois of the board
may bo removed by a two-thirds vota of
the council in connection with the ap
proval cf the mayor. A sot of covr oQi-
cirj is created under the name of com
missioners of adjustment , io conslct of
the city engineer and t o other compo-
tcntclvl orgincors , for the purpose of
giving the city a re-survey , aud platting
and fixing permanent metes and bound )
and monuments , with a view of hiving a
map of the city plattsd and recorded , in
order to avoid litljratlon in the futnro in
regard to variations of surveys , which
have heretofore existed , and also to for
ever put at rest the disputes arising over
the difleront maps.
The right to construct sewois is given
to the council , tlio bonds not to exceed in
Interest Gpjrcent. Notrnoro than $100-
000 in bonds are to ba issued in any one
joar except funding bonds and
district paving bonds , .and no
bonds on bo voted except
by a two-thirds vote at a general or
special election. Guttering and curbing
shall not bo ordered or required to bo
done on any street or alley not ordered
to bo paved , except npon the petition of
a majority of the otuicra of the
property abutting on the line of
the street to bo Improved. The
same provision is made with regard
ID paving , the property owners being
given the privilege of choosing the ma
terial , The coat of paving thall bo levied
at one time , but is naio psyabla in ton
annnal installments , except the first ,
dranirg seven per cent interest. A pen
alty of ton per cent is provided for de-
Hcquent ] , and ono psr cent
a month , a ) in the caio of other
delinquent cpecial taxes. Any
party who pays his entire paving tax
.Yithin . fifty days from the time it ia lev
el , secures a release of his prcpotty from
ny lion thoie'n by reasiii of the district
> ond. Whenever curbing and gultorlng
re done en any street on which pivlcg
as been ordered the district curbii g and
aving bonds may be ioeucd in tha same
iinnnor and paid in the same way .13 the
aving bonds. Heretofore the cuibiog
nd gat orlng tax was collected in one
[ nsUllmont sixty days after being levlod ,
vbuh made it quito a harJehip.
The salaries of the city oflicors have
ifcn fixed AJ fo'lows : Mayor , § 1,800
itllos jud o , $1,500 ; trojsnrcr , gl.-lOC
, nd tois for himself , with $1,500 fn
deputy ; cry auditor , $1,500 ; marshal
1,000 in full compensation for hlmsal
and deputy ; city cloik , $1,500 ; police
men , the suna as now , $70 per month ,
bat with no allowance fur witness foes it
iso court ; ooucoilmen , $300 , which i
an iacriaao of $300.
The following ipeciGo proviso is trade
Any oflicer of the city or member ef th
council , who shall by himsalf or agent , o
aa the agent or representative of any ether
or person or corporation become a a part
to or In any way iotereoted in any con
tract , work , or letting under the author !
ty and by the ec'.lon of the city council
or furnish nny material to bo used In an
such work or ucdar such contract ; or wh
shall aorept or locolvo any > n'u blo con
sldorati. n or promise for hla influence c
vole , acil ovtry person who skull oflV
such vjloablo c ntideintlon io tuch ell
cor for hla influence or vote , ehil. bofiiii
in any sum not excoading ono thcusvc
dollarf , or irripii.oncd in the county ji
not exceediag six insntba , or both , In tt
discretion of the court.
THE govcrnmsnt cliim ogents are t
iadustiions and tbrff.y tct cf shark
They sioa bonanza In the French spoil
thn act , acd have already opened nutrc
omoflictsin the lirgo cilies for 11
prosecution of cUiini. They ire no
llo ding the country with c'rcalarp , whi <
sttto that daroager , amoanting to $ UC
000,000 , were InflcUd upon Atnorict
i ine by French privateers durlrg tbo
oaninder o ( the Eighteenth century
ubscquont Io the rovolulioD ; that these
pjarica were , after much International
Ickor , olfoot against claims brought
gitniit us by the French government ;
ut that tli9 individual lossis , numbctiog
ot lesj than a thoutandaoa captains and
wneru of oeize'd veesols and cargoes , got
o r.csmpcnic , although Ih'aty-tcvcn '
itTotent committees ot congress ropor'cd '
vorably and only five advoncly on the
uoation whether our government ihould
like good the losses. The act catab-
shcs n special cqurt of ellims , nnd un-
oubtedly the findings of this tribunal
111 bo accepted by conqrces. Consider
ng that nearly a hundred years have
laptod since the spoliation , the descend-
nts cf the despoiled men arc * to bo num <
> crod by the thousands upon thousands ,
The claim agents will undoubtedly make
great deal of money , oven if their ro-
oipts are confined to the five dollar feet
which they charge for n search of the
cc nh. Already the money la llowinc
n upon them from the multitude ol
lalrnanls , the majority of whcm It It
nly fair to state will never got \aliu
ocoived for their invotttnout.
A NEAT LITTLE GAME.
The last puH Is now being made on the
ppropiiat'on ' bills befora the legislature ,
ud the claim Egonts , the claim brokorp ,
nd the barnacloi gonoral'y are poullng
it'ir issues for the final raid on the
rcasnry. Wo notice that Pat McArdle ,
bnlrman of the house committee on
[ aims , has introduced an appropriation
) lll for the payment of certain niisclla-
BOUS "items of Indebtedness. " It pro-
ides fcr the payment to about 77 papers
E $77 each for publishing the governor's
! octicn prcc'amatlon , making the totil
mount nearly $0,000. Mr. Mcirdlo
akes advantage of these appropriations
or legal advcrtlalng to sindwich in n lot
Mother claim ; , in order to pull them
irough , it being taken for granted tbnt
icprces v > ill not equeal If their appre
ciations ate allowed. Among these
lalma appears tbo name of J. W. Pol
odk , as aEslgnoo , in numerous places and
or various amounts. Ho is tlio assignee
f nine d-llerent cUlms for witness lees ,
L'ornoy'a fees , theritfs fees and inoala
or jurors , amounting in all to $1,040.78.
ho Inevitable W. H. B. Stout
j a'so dragged Into th's ' bill In
lopca of riding through on the
> nk of the rrcsi. Ho pnta in a
p.ficioncy claim on on allowed claim
mounting t ) $39.43. It would ba a very
ainatkablo thing for Sir. Stout not to
lave n JeBcioncy , but his claim , in this
amo bill , of $3,029 , for putting in a ccsj-
tool on the capitol grounds , is the essence
E gall. How much , wo wou'd ' like to
ek , doaa it cost to build a cesspool ? In
maha a thousand-barrel cesspool can be
onstructed fcr loss than $500. The euro
f $10,000 was appropriated by the Icgls-
atura for s = > war8g , and why should the
ogislatnro now make a special appropria
te : ! for the contractor who Is erecting
ho capitol ?
WE understand that the street car
ompany proposes to send to Lincoln a
obby for the purpcso cf defeating the
aartor rmendment providing for the
egu'atiou of the time end manner oi
nnnlug street care , aud heating and
leaning the sirna. Thu amendment
> rovides for what is only necessary for
le public welfare and comfoit , and the
ompany is advised to abandon the idea
I attempt'ng ' to defeat It. The people
E this city have submitted for a long
. ma to abuses on the part ot the street
ar company , cipecially In the method of
mining carp , end making overcharges
bcnover there is a tt.ta fair or ciroue ,
r other big attractions in Omaha. There
s only ono ttrott car ccmpany in thla
ty of alxty thousand people , and the
nulcc's onftht to bo sofiiciont for that
orporatlon to conduct its affairs with a
low to eccoramodating the public and
ifcmitting to reasonable rules and icga
alien ) .
IF there is any d nibt still existing ate
o the Caruiir gfant being a humbrg , the
neeticn ought to bo fcravor sattl-jd bj
be recant exposure caused by the burn
ng of the opera house at Huron , Dakota
'ho giant wai being exhibited in thi
pera luuer , end aflor the fire i
rumbled away , dijcloalng an iroa fruni
if rods upon wh ch it had been con
truolod. This duchsuro ought t
petrify Prof. Paig-1 , of Council Buffi !
who , when the Cardiff gUnt was on ox
ubition In0m haiomo yiarj ago , cx >
ammed It raiofully nnd tciontificully aui
pronounced it a [ genulno petrifaction am
so certified. Wo rd led to the conclu
slon that Prof. Palgo'a scientific knowl
dgo WIB as much of a humbug as th
JarJ iff g'ant. '
THE latest piece of matrimonial gosiii
concerning Groper CUveland Is that ho I
going to marry Miss Folsim , agei
oiity , the idetl of feminine beauty , an
daughter of Mr. Cleveland's former la1
partner , Oicir Folcom , who died In 18f
Mr. Olovoliad first Intended to mart
bor author , bat upon second though
according to Mrs. Grundy , he Ins concluded
cludod that beauty is preferable to ago ,
THE Louliiana lottery crowd wai
Jonas at postuuattr-ger.ora1 , and H-J Dd
Manning Lai mtda up a now al.to wbic
aisfgns Dr. Miller to the war di p , r men
Now wo have all along thought the docti
ought to bo secretary of war. U
always has been a great friend of tl
ral'itiry ' , end In that paihion ho can c
Omaha and Nebraska rutrj gooi than 1
oocldaaP. M. G.
TUB salary of tLo city rrarahal
fixed under the proposed naw city ch >
tft at $1,000 , in full coinponrntlon fi
hlmto'f and deputy , If the marshal
o bava a deputy thia salary la altogether
nadcquatn , as ho cionot afford lo pay a
opuly out of that sum. The talnry
hould cot be less than $2COO , if the pay
f a deputy It to bo Included in it.
IN looking over the bill lo amend the
Ity charter \u find tint the penalty of
0 per cent , on delinquent special taxes
oes into the city treasury , but there ia
no srccifiea'ion us to what tmrpoto uch
penalties sVall bo applied. There is no
way of getting the money out of the
roiauiy. It seems t3 us tint here is n
( feet that oncht to bo remedied.
niul 1'unli.
Boston Trans ciipt.
Senator Pugh , of Alabama , sarvod Ir
ho same congress with Sorntsr Logrn
uat prior to the outbreak of the robol-
lon. They Troro than membera of the
smo p'litical party Mid were mutual
rlonds. Net.r ( hu cloto of the warwhoii
ho union soldiers wont through Alabama ,
a detachment of Wilson's civalry ap <
) reached the sldenco of Senator Pugh ,
of Eufsula. When they saw the troopa
approitchlng , Mr. Pngh , vho had boon in
he confedtr&to atmy entl the confederate
ongrcss , nftnr having served In the con-
grosa of the Utitod States , expected tc
io rc-ughly handled. Ho walked out tci
the front yard , and when the doUchment
raw up to his gate hoaald to thorn :
'There's the house ; go In and take poa-
" In command in-
esiiou. The oflicer -
Luiro3 : "Isyoor narno Jarnoa L Pagh ? "
'Thbt is my rnmo , sir , " rospindoi tha
cnator , suppoalnu tlmt the uuicn bti
menly wanted to identify him In ordot
a make him suffer the moro. "He rj ore
ny orders retpaoting you , sir , " slid the
flicar , extuidlnj ; a paper. Mr. Pugh
unfolded the paper , expecting to read n
rdor for hla Immediate arrest and trans-
lortion to prlscn. Instead of that , he
oad about as follows.
"To - , ofl'cer corninandlng , ptc. : You
ro hereby ordered to proceed to tlio residence
f Hon. James ! . Pugl ) , ut Kuf uU. and to
iation n Rimid around tha premium. Sft
list neither Mr. Pugh nor anything bel rifiing
0 him is molested. JOHN A. LOQA.V
"J Iajor General Coimnanding.
Tlio Experiment at I'ulliniui , III.
lichard T. iiy : , in Hariier's Muganno.
In looking over all Ihn fuels of the
ase , the conclusion isuntvodahlo that
haidiaof Pullman la un-American. It
s a nearer * ppro ch than anything tha
writer haa soon to what appeals to be
lie idea of the great Gei\nau chancsllor.
t la not the American ideal. It is beno-
olont , well wishing foudalum , which do-
Ires the happiness cf the people , bnt In
uoh way as i haU plea'o the auth jritios.
* * * It is to ba hoped that whiit
its been begun at Fulhmn will bo con-
inued in a larger spirit , and tint a
grander structure will uriso en the foun-
ntions already laid. It la flei.oi lly to
io desired that means should bo dis
ovci-dd to aw. km in the retidinti an in
oreatnnd a pride in Pullman. It Is now
liought a prahoworthy toing to 'Jboat
" in itself
which
; ho conipauv ; phnso
: oint3 to samotliog radically wrong
t is quito practicable io
ovclop a democracy , or at leant
what might be called a constitutional
monarchy , out of the dopoli m of Poll
nn. It is not more ihan hai boon done
laewhf ro , as for example , by M Godin ,
t Guise , Jfnr co , where the affairs of the
(3oiul Prtlaco" are managed by commlt-
ecs of lab r rs elected by laborers.
omo co-operaUvo features might bedded
ddod , which foould bo a move in the
ight direciif n , and every great phiUn-
.hroplc enterprise ought aa eo n as posii-
) lo to bo pliced on such a f lotin as note
, o bo dependent npon the life of any on-i
ndivldual. Not a few have ventarod to
xpresa the hope thit Pullinaa might bo
wid ly iniitattd , and tbns Inaugurate a
new era In the hist < 17 of labor But .if
his signifies approval of a scheme winch
would imm rae our laborers in a not-work
f communities owned and managed by
nduatrlal fiuptrlori , Uien let every
> atriotij American cry Gcd forbid !
Vhat would tLis mean ? The et-
.ablishmoot of thomoit absolute power oi
apaslly and the repression of all free
cm It matters cot that they are well-
waning capitalists ; 11 capltallata ara not
evotod heart and soul to the lnt-ro ts cf
boir employes , and the hittory of tha
world has long ago df monatrated that no
laes of men is fie to bo in iMsted wi'h ' un-
mlted power. In tha hour of timpa-
ion the pressure Is absolute and the rasl
ntnro of the abuse may for a time be
ncoalcd oven from him guilty of it ; but
t degrades the dependant , cjrrnpa * the
morals of ihe superior and finally that is
1 no unblu'hir gly In the light which was
nco scarcely allowed In the dark.
A Farm lor Brrctllns Geese.
Vorn the PaiUdolpbia Pross.
Toe only go ( S3 ranch that Is , a f < rm
devoted tj the breedirg and care ol
get-ec In thla country is owned and
operated bPhiladjlphtans. . The f-rm
s located on the ca torn shores of Vn-
giuiu and covora nearly 3,000 acres , ovoi
which the foitberid occupmla are free U
oam In England , there ara a nuu.boi
> t Bueh farmf , 8)raoofthem ) having ut
ligh a 1 000 popto The Amtricanoni
s f much Jmger prf p rt ons , aa its il > cki
nnmbor in tne noighboihood ot 5,00 (
olrds
In certain textile branches of traio the
down and fea hera of gooao are the mail
rawnmtirala. The nunufncturo of fiui
quilts aud the prepantlon of cortnh
articles of dr.ss u.i.iza the down , and In
cheaper gradts of goods the your -ar an
s ftoc feathers a > o used in the way o
ndulteiaK/n / The largo and ttropf
Teailisrs of the tails and winga go marn'j
into the quill pens used by pro'eis or-a
oaRroeaere , lawyew , clurgymen , tutluia
aud others , 'ili.se are too tough foi
much U33 in the tcxtilo productions notct
above.
The American farm is dovoiod exclu
alvoly to producing the raw material !
urodud for the fine down quilts. Saver
al species cf gee o are bred and the plu
m KO of all its snowy wblttneBS. Tin
birda ara regu'arly fed with coin and oth
cr grain , and are pivtn the ntiruat frea
doni coiuittoot with tha prdvuiitlon o
strajing and lota. In coca queuco inei
are employed aa herden to koup a patch
ful oyu on their charges. Shtda fj
shelter are provided in cnio of inclemen
or cipaclally aetora woa'.hor , but tbi
bitdi atldom use them.
About evcrp sx weeks tbo pluckic ;
tikes place Oiily the breatt portions o
the aldt a are toocted , the fottheis of thi
back , the wing i and the tail being lof
iiitaat. It requires neirly 100 averag
pease to furuiah a pound i f downthougl
the am ) Ur feathers , which are also taV
en , weigh much he&vhr. These feathir
bovcvi r , fotin an in iiely toparate grad
of product fri.w the valuable down.
The avtri o llfd of the gooio is laid t
ba about f' H ) ' Vf ari a d tt ey prodnc
from aix to t n eugs per onnom , a lar
nroporth n of which nro hatched A bir
hatched In February i In ondition fo
pliuklrg the following August , nd so o
tlmrtwfter every dx or ci ht woaka. Th
lea haw are pained m eacks and tett t
ho PhlliidelpT > i UcUry where they are
rimmed , washed , atuamcd and other-
vlso prepared for tlclr ultlmato usra ,
u adulterating the fluffy down for the
hoapir prides of go idu t o foathen are
ihoppcd op fine and then uiirgled with
ho irroro valuable nntcrlal So prac iced -
cod are aomo manufacturers that it re
quires an expert to distinguish botwcon
lie grides , The local factery , which is
ho only ono of prcminenco in the
country , irnkea nothing but the finer
pods. Heretofore tbo dnwn and feath-
irs used in American maikets have boon
mported. _
Clover Mi * . Alnuk.
Chicago Her Aid.
The CIBO of Mrs. Mack , of Janosvllle ,
Wia. , Isa romatkablo ono. Suvou yean
> go her husband was found doadundtr
, ho foot of his horses in his barn. There
woio Boveralbruleo ! on his body and onn
or two frnslu'oi of the skull werj found
o have boon eulliciont to have caosod
lenth. It wa plain that thisa wounds
lad been inlliotcd with n blunt Instru
ment of some kind and physicians who
examined tbo body declared that the man
ud not been kicked to death.
Suspicion attaching to Mrs. MrcV , she
\vaa arrested and eurno time aftortrnrd
icr hired men wai taken into oattody.
Thothotry cf the authorities in that
the two had conceived a fondness for
each other , murdered the hiiibnud and
mt his body under h's horses' heole
or the parpoio of convtyirg the lm >
ircaslon that ho had buen kicked to
leath. After a while iho man confocsrd
liat thla view of the case was correct ,
out ho rcprojcntod tbo woman ai bolng
not only the prlnc pal coneplrator , hut
ho poreon who executed tlio naurdor.
3o was rcleatud after a while , the wunan
swearing on his trial thitt 'neither ho not
die had over had nny undoratandlng
ibout the murder of Mack. When Mrs.
\Ia \ k wm tried thn juiy atirprissd every-
jcdy by aiccptlng tbo hired man's teatl-
n ny as true end finding her pnilty ol
murder in the first degrop. The only
other ovideno tgtintt her was of a cir
cumstantial character
Soon after her inctrcoretion in the pen-
toritia'y oa n tontanco for lifo her frlomle
applied to the liupramn com t for a now
rhl , which waa fintlly grtntcd. On this
t ialtho jury dltn reed and she was then
"
ulmltt d to ball , "it Lai n > w boon dii-
coverud that shn has unrried the hired
man wf'O ' tts'ilitd n ninat heron the two
> rovir us 'ri\ls , ncd ns ho fs the only wit
1031 thtt stito has it ii thnuglt that shu
will novi'icgaln V > o celled bjoa to answd
'ortlucnm- . Under tha state lair the
mun's cvidcncn would bo inc mpo'cnt '
coxy cvcin if hi wss diaoorod to turn
igainat her , and cs thnvliolo cnao res s
on hleconfomtn the an Iioritics will have
.0 mn o the boat of the tituaiion. They
lave boon outwitted by a very clever if
not a very wicked woman.
Whether Mrj. Mail ? WAS guilty of the
nnrdor or mt , this casj thowa how laws ,
allcUs'gnudfor the public good , may be
nade to defeat etch n h r.
Telegraphy o . MovliiR Cars.
> few York Timea.
Three coaches filled with railroad man ,
iloctriclans and cng-noorc , left the grand
Jtntril Station over the Now Yi rk and
tfew IIiV--n llailroadyesterday afternoon
Vt Now Kochelle the coaches were de
tached from the thrju h train and cou-
) led to an nigino and baggage car , in ono
; rner of which were the batteries andin-
trumonts cf the Phelps Induction Ttlo-
raph C mpany. The train WES run to
ho Hailem River , tni on the return tripe
, o New llcchtllo and opportunity waa
; iven to see the working of the now in
vuntion , by which it ia claimed that a
rain ir motion can bo kept in constant
elegraphio communication with the
stationary world. The ttlegraph compa-
ly has laid about twclvo miles of wire on
ho H rlfm Branch , and the sjs'otn has
) een in daily uao fur aboiit two weeks.
The principle of induction ia made nro
> f for the operation of tha lino. A single
suUtod wire is laid along the alcepuis
midway between the rails and ia connec-
.od . at the various s'atlcns Under tro
) ody cf the car in arranged a coil or cop
ier wire In a twoinch pipe. Tin upper
icrtlon of tlo coil is carried al < ng inside
ho car proper. The lower portion is car
ried parallel wllh the track and directly
over the line ccnductcr at a distance of six
or seven Inches. The coil is connected
with sit Instrument in the car. Toe tele-
jraphiop between thn car and the main
ino is effected by induction. The ex-
lerimonls yesterday were not wholly sat-
tfictory in receiving , bat any number of
ueBsages were act t while the train was
a motion. Iho telegraph will bo In dui-
y opcntiou rn the reid on trains leaving
the Harlem River at 11:55 : a m. and 2:10 :
) . m.
A Congressional Orator.
tVashiogton Coi. Philadelphia Itecoid.
John W. Daniel , of Virginia , will bo
mat eloquent among the new members.
HO is a yonn < { man yet , well this nido of
" 50 , although in very bad health and
mnch older L oklng. Bis curly hair ia as
black ss g > rd con1 , though , liii smo nh-
shaven fuco is pi la. Do rather resemt les
iho ordinary portral's ' of Byri n. Thoi gh
very young he fought all through the lite
war. ri inn to bo a mtjorintho eon'ed-
oral o army , and coraiDg out rr'ppltd ' by
s voro wounds IIo is BII old-ttishinnod
Virginia gentleman of knightly rntuncra ,
great ri ( moment , tn'l nil the col uro tbtit
the o'd University of Virginia could g ye
lilm. _ Un has bsen a prominent figure in
rgirjit for years as 010 of iho foremost
opponents of the roucljus'or movement ,
Ife will pnbably s t ia th < senate foi
V r lnia if he lives t n j oars moro. Hit
eoquonco ! fir.t won national fame in the
democratic national convention in 1880 ,
when , ( n behalf of the Virginia del ga
t on , ho seconded tbo nomination of Gor ,
tlanocck. Wo aball nil have a chance U
hear him on the Slit when ho will clbllvei
an oration in tro houioof representative
on the Waahlng on monuratnt Bo ii
cer'alnly ' the beat man who could have
beensoloolod tonpraront Virginia , fci
hi is her foreracst orator.
COLLARS
if > CUFFS
THII UAKX
AKI THI
FINEST GOODS
EVER MADE ,
tiNa ill Linen , IOTH
LtD'ngs ' AND Exterior * .
Aak for them
( JAM ' HIUSMAe ) Tt ) for Omaba
( anooxesona TO JOHH a , JA.OODI )
UNDERTAKERS
At the old Un < l 1117 Karnam Bt , Order * by We
Kr phBolicJt d cJpronp'4 ttHodedto. Tslephoo
SPECIAL NOTICES.
M OSKV LONKPJ. . T. n.Ally loinjon fh tlVl
2138. Utli st , | ' ( ! f.
MO KVTOI.O N-Jn mms ot $10 uml p. on
lior ffi. iil no , turnlturo nJ all kluil ol
chMtcK W. 11 Hotter , H04 r tnMn tt. . Pr
MOXhV TO LOAN 1 haxo mouty lo lo n on Im.
| to\nlcl' > jiroiortv In tnj nmuiitu to milt ,
t ca nn l I a r T W. H. Mottcr , 1U4 Karcnm t. ,
our Moist'a ( hoc store. SSStt
MOMKT TO LOAN lo sumi Pi KtOtuJ ui'wiM
0. F. Dull unj Co , , I'.idl KUtfl Mid Xxun
ARtnts , 1105 Firtim SI. 5U7 tt
ONKT lc ned on ch lt t . lUlltc d
M
bought and cold. , Totatat.0 , 118 M. 1Mb
WANTED.
_
- A Kill to ( oRciurnl houionork , ejok-
l li'B , nliiKi\nillioiilui , al'nftwoa d lrl to
do up Blnlrs woik nd tike cure ot a 1 ln , In n small
fnl1'7 ! ' . .lncoml > ct.1 ' * ' ' > > " ! tot Vp.ly U' < S
2Sdtt , 4th liuunolrotn ittifim. 3IJSJ
\yAXTKO--lTincil'M | jr , tnn eiUanltnl Iron
' w' ' ' Unlju
WANTKH A flrtt cUs MnuW book forwarder at
C. F. Whlltjoj' , 1121 Fntim ii st SM 55
T\'ANTiD-A : goad Kill J Uth and D M-n110tt
TT A. Carey _ : ; in (
V\/AN rPl ) Aconln for JlnrW Twain's tew book ,
II cklobcrry HMD , lor Kchrai andlu Aj A
bonftir ( orsRcnti Send "Scctit- for outfit , nr cal
on M J Torn Rcncrtl ARcnt , 1615 Ca | > ltcl a\c.
Onuha , Nub. , after 4 p U ) . Si ) 24p
WANTIIU tliorouRn aiH rollablo book-keeper
to the rllit ( man cnod u > KOS will bo paid. Ad
drcMlth rrfcrcnct and ttato Hilary expected ; \ .
euro Hccolllco & 34 21
1VANTKD Chamtcrtnald at it. Clnilca hotel ,
> 1 327U
\\7"ANTii : > y nlidy , a prhati liutrJ.tor la
arltbmttlc. Address ' 1' . y. " Ikoolllco.
314 24p
"ItT'AMliD A clrl ffr generalhousonork Xfrj.
> V R. H. Wilbur , f > 31 i loisuitet 313U
A till f > r general h u'tftorli. Apjlt
to Korthwost cot ntr of Lctu on worth ct. uni
touthatu ( lerman prcf rri-d 3 0-13
\\fAXTlll ) A etout toy OT joui'Rtian. Itcfortn
Tl COH an tohonoitj rtqultcd. a. Lehman , ItflS
I'arnaui xticcl. : < 43tl
\T7ANTKI ) - n cxpirleiiccil seoitid girl ; mu t lie
nco.dnaltoilra.Jolui M. Thuiston , 1305
Karniin at lilltl
ANTKC A launilrcsa a the .Ion H Ho"se
W
South OmiLa luiiuuo at J. II. French & C 'e
I'mFurnaniht. ! ir82Jp
A\TAS1MJ- A thoou.hl , coTHtont rook rit
I f laund'tsa ; ictoitnctH icigulrud Mrs. W It.
JlcCcrd. d Woor l th and Dou l s. 2S2lf
TVTANTKn A marrl d man who unrtcr tandi
I' fani'lng ' end ttock raiting , to takn chtncol
a four her e teiin. Apply to Charlea Child ; , 1VCC
Lci\cnuortli it. 280-2 j >
* D A crmpptcntrctM * ' t glr' to do ginr
WANT work u : 1517 Chlca.ro St 2l3f
WANTFD / gents for our new bof.k. gcoJ pay
to nortotu ' "nil cr address Goo. Hunur , KS > ! )
Hurt St , Omaba Neb. 1 5-m4p
TXTANTHD GcoJ Hio solicitors Address Mutual
\ \ i all InmranccCo.St wnitNeb. tf5-lmp
Sll'UATIDKS WANTED
< TKD ll a wom r , a a'tuatlnn s hwv o-
WAJ ; cor. IBth ki.d C s , up ital' . o\er
Gentleiiuu'tf r o rj store. 1(13 ( 23p
' i'AM' 1 > ti > : i id , , ai oai'lo i a > icoketpcr ;
It rtfurcucca. Addro sV , ' . V. K. , Die oiUcu.
Sltuat on Ij an exi cr cmc'l Mirsoto
( i' fur an i-i\olld or for cbil Irtn. A > M o H A.
C.lIaecr.Ic.
< r > uiiieaii.bawiii5 eituilluu tt
Atouu , Io wholesale oeUbllabcrei ; ! lu Ore h .
Addrnw "O. " r re Bee. r 1M
M1SCELLAKEOUS WAo'i'S.
/ N lYn-Tos I1 aooYcctlon of < lT U sT"atd
foreign coins , czitap. O. A. Kogo < x 41H N
14th St. , oty 3i52Jp
WANTED llr 3 yauiiR gcnt'einun ' , eultof nlrely
furnished rooms , 1 BUI Ing nnd 2 bed rionis ,
wlthSBiiglcbcilK , loca'ort south ot Douglas ( .trcet.
AddtctBSiatlDgprico FV I'.Jico ollle. C'.Mp
\I/ANTKD E\crj l ly In nied of oso'lngnia-
TT uhine toBCethonew Impr ml An-erlctn No.
7. r. V. Hadniin & Co. , a mta ; 20S N lOlh. 3M.I
A tcntUman room mate to b'a d 111
WANTUU ! > ; rcltrcncca icqulred. Adir sa
C. A.tieiofllco. . SiBtf
. Ad\erti er having s'orIn peed 1-ca-
WANT1.D t > Btuit gr.ctry bualtow.
Address -B U " Bee olllce. 208-23p
V\7ANTKI ) Any ono \ > i hlng to Bill a first cla a
V > hnuso and lot , cheap , bet. ISth a < d 23th bta ,
can find a cwli cubtomor by addrojeUg "J , ' Paxton
lotcl. S03 2ip
_
Ladlm arc ! gmtl'mon lo take nice ,
I Ight , pleasant work attlulr own h'mm ( dlj-
tancu to object on ) ; voikecut by nrt'l ; $ ' to S ri a
day cm > tu qulcth made ; no cam a < ug Tie no ad-
Iroieatoi OH , RiJUbla Man'fg Co. , I'hll.itulnhlu ,
I'o. Bc1BO ? . 250-Mp
ANrfiBy Aurll 1st , 183" , a house wl h 83' ' on
or eight lo rnn and raojcrn luiprovciucnts ,
notr bu > lnuiH ; B th of Farnam and wc t ol ' 7ih * t
irclerrcd. Addrn Plu Karnaui St. 278 > 3d
II f NTED La 11' a at d gentlemen In city or conn-
W trj to nke light work at their on h"ue 3 to
$4 $ a day easily made ; wrtk > nt bv mall ; nn canvass.
ng * u \ogood demand for turwork nnd furnish
steady employment. Addrca- with btauip , i H WN
MT 0. LOMl'AitY. 201 Vint ) t , Uliiclnnatl , Ohio.
H3in4p
WANTFI ) Hit rncrBtnbui atShann n's , 17th
an i M'io'asbt ull klhds of nuats 15 i or cent
chopper thin any paiklng homo In iho o ty IIo
alno kiepK a c < miii'iB on houto with a 1 k'nds of pr > >
duct- , the best and cheapest lu the nuiKot fur < usb.
_ _ _ _ fOl 23p
T17ANTEII Agcnti to wo'lt ' for t'jo WtBtern Mu
VV tual lUneto'cut ' Assocla'lon , ot Beatrice , * < ! > .
ca | ital 81uO 1 00 , paid up In full I huflc deslrlt g
ogcncti- In Duteru Xe ra > ka orVo iirn luw-ii ,
sh Did kddrcsj ( J , } . Wooilty No J22i TamJin st ,
Omaha , cb or Other t'nbln , tec'j , IJeotrito
Neb. To good avonta , men or woiuin , a llbo al
compcn-atlon will bo pa'd. ' Company Ii rooi > tr -
t vo lu plan , eafu , reliable tnd cheap , and ca y 1 1
work RM.IX2
HUNT-HOUSES AND LOTS.
FOR KNT-Clgnr store furnltuiu for silt , c r.
12th bt. , IZOi Uodgo Bt SIS 2p
FOI KENT A f , ur room IIOUHO , with ctlUr ,
clOHetB and out I-1 then ; ? ' 8.Su per inoLth. K
qulro 0.3 N 21st at. 1' . J. Crvdon 3l7tf
lENT-Setenl mill cottafo' In illllcrni
FOR
( arts cf tl.o cltv. Aluoor o l > rjo ; room i n a
Ihi-r lUrker'flbl ckldhand I'arnuin , 6"d a ai < cp-
Inir room tn 3d Hoar. O. K ytie. 8 W irtli * iu
Ftrnaui. 33) 28
- , \ KENT -Ilrlrk honsc , 8 roims , S4lh and ll\r.
I-\JR . . K. Davis i. Co. ! 1.2.l
F ° 111 lIKNT-Cottiji.it 1713 Dodge street.
Will
FOR KENT titoieon f ummlrga Pt. , with rooms
for ftoilly. J , Xllne , 1318 Doi Uj at. 2.C-mlI
T'OU RVNT N w brick bouH' , 11 nmr , modern
i1 linploterutoU , No. i2 N 22d Bt. lr.qulr ! lie
California bt. )57tf )
f. jllU NT New cottage , 6 rooms. J I'llpiwlloe ,
I1 1112 6. Uhbt. 013 tf
FOU Ki\T : Nice 0 room cott ? e corner 24th and
r > ancrt ) elrtet. Apply to E. It , Cliapman
1217 Howard dt 803-tf
I'H HKhT A new tluht room tiousr. Fnqulroo ;
F Un. K. lloddls , iUhUt Datei poll and Ull a
gouts 70111
nOUMS FOU HENT.
ORRKNT-Ncely lurnlihid frcntioom ; I c.tlon
F ocelleM , at 1118 llovoid tt. 29r > 2lp
RENT-Fu nlibed frcnt rcoui , S10 1'aclnn Bt
ITiUH J3J-Wp
HKNT A mite of my dttlnhli fu tisbed
front roonn.H Eojr Chicago uu 2Uh Ktl. one
block tro'ii ' red c.r Hi o. 34. 29j
1 011 HEhT FuiuUhcd rooms , U5 , N Uth * t.
Jl Mi Sip
7 > OK HEAT UutuiuUhid loorn , 1617 CMrajnot
7\ ill HKbT-FuiDUhed lloomwlto board 603 N
ix KENT A Ur. e front room on flf t II * or , 1612
I 1 II . rd t 324p
OV ! KK.V1 KuiliHiid aii'l UK ur lilini io mi ,
P wltbb arJ. UuUl , Capitolfc\e. nnd 13 h t llr/
L.V. . l
IpOtl HT.rtTT urnbhcitfretf ronm w th buy win
d .w . , btlrk houw , mth bf rd , OcSM ITllutroot.
SiflfSp
UM UK.NT-lwofooiiKHtfS AloMnkll hoiidj
f ! > per li.onth , 1(113 tlo atd , 547-S8 | >
1 ? OK IIE T u to f urnl he < l rocitK , KM Call
fornlait. MM A Cddtrnoul. S70II
2 : ° tf
( OM8 roil IlKNT-Kewh liirnl'lifd rant MUM.
, urc , single ortiuultr , 0. Vf , corner 17tlianiu ) < a.
iWMI
IriOU lir.ST-T o nnlutrlfhtil rwini unital I fn-
lltlit bomektcpliift , liccinii'iblpck.oor 8 Ii tul
IIo\T til ft . ] 02tl
7 < 0n UBNT Nlcclj lurtltlin ! io.im tl7IS r * >
KOOM TO LM-Knijulto dtiiR itoio , cor , 10th
out DotiK'ag ' , Un ) tl
TJ 00X18 With txvml , dnlrablf or nln r. At'il )
li i Ht ChMlca HMol 839-11
IT'OUHKNT-Kor light lionpckoft mj , tuoroomt.
Urtdthcil for that l'Utixc , S. W. cor Mh and
llomnl _ 8W
10ll UKKT FurnUbrd nvmt at 18ieil lfe ot.
P.SfcbS8
I0.11 1JKNT T o dcKUit rooms lu H llolt' hlook ,
'
Jj I'aulscnftOo.lBlSFMiinn. P41-U
FOR SALE.
ITlOIt BALK10j acrm cbnl-oUnd , 4 imleg ( ram
Albion , Neb , , S6 acres bliko , IrAino lioiw.JIS M
Addri ilt K , Copton , Omaha , s i .
I7IOIIUKNT-A uro.1 btlekjarJ. App'y at Me"
i ? Cauo , llioa , , oip I'otUlllco. : II7 58p
F ItettMirnnt , ono block from depot.
Knqulre M2 S 10th ft , , Ou.aln. 3U.S p
f OHHALtlHiinlKue , Hoi dlnr ( , Mt\c , ( .Mi-ens-
I warf , and uuijtliliig nco istij f r liouxcteep.
l' ( , ' . t cHi Lca\cn cttlint. I'luap lloum or in't
It a teii ; ia ; < p
17 > 0ll UALK-Vvrt t-hia - , a pool table. I'nclflo
' llniiio , 10th and m\eii | tt 'Jni-tp
[ 70S S\LK lloJtsoiu eitJ.it 1811 Wobft > ri t. 1 > .
JL1 A , Sliari letg. _ r.Q t.tp
-17-OltSAIK Oil UIINT A Rcntr * ! * Ur iiia lUo
r Nobra katoAii doinit anrstooM luslniM Con.
sUta of a Rood tt tl.of Kroeerlo- , butts ml ( .hotc ,
O'o.'kerjnnl over ) thins conrii'cUi ) wltli n tint c ins
Kticort nnd nhoo otoro. Tor pMtUuUtaaUdic n I. .
11 A. " tlcoulUcc. S37.Ipj
J7Ull SALK-ISH ncrofann , lmpro\cd or will tmdo
foro.tpropcity or etjck.tooii M , U I't rlsh ,
_
IJIOHHAI/K A K"r > d Imillj horse butc ) a' d Imr-
ncsi. Inijul o2fli2 iHttln 8r. . A K x Sl-.SSp
iriOIl SAt.vl. l. . rB lii.r > o , . c t-.rc.
J1 Iwn blocks west ut Park Ma SOC. C f
llajno , SV ui rncr 1Mb i nd rnriimi 33t 23
Ii'Oll HAI.f V "arm of .SOS-re' , B nillcn ncrlli * t
o' ' th llo d , 160 acres uiidtr nil notion , M
lu'losof llio IIow itnt , oiiomiioclvhlch li ntlid
hego / 18 > cms oil , 3 mil , of wlio fiuce. Iniln'luc
pta uro crmcad neirlr.ll nofdo.lto . tame g a !
Darn ifxSOfeai , ciibiii ( f > r 2,00 busbc'Mol cirn , 3
Roodcoir l , 1 wlul mill , aid.lvtlH.I wVe',1
K naty 16x0 feet , a liru c 10x84 fict , ltiiln o-
mo t undtr cullrf Inusc. Price StO prnirilialt ;
dou n , balance on tltr u to f nit | urc Imn r K rqulru tt
I Mil. Ill e , nrofV. \ . IJ. Yaw , olttl lliiid.heb.
liOJ i nrJ2p
FOH SALE CUE r-Ono clezant ch mber set ,
former cost S3T6 Oa One rcRUlttnr clock ,
ono luarlj new Knabo Viano , t o cold framed
plctur , cne horco. baincs' nd phaeton , ono
Hulls fafp , small sbc , one beautiful china codec
eU. AUo a Urge ice tot. Inquire 1815 D-deo St.
34If
] 7\OllAtK \ litick h'tiso , rrn'ahiliR- ro'irfl >
bnru niid I tsb'c , arid litre iiy onthoi-ics , In
Uh bt Ad | ] > to teim.'c Bouaid , Cor. IMh nnd
If. d os's. ' 36 | s ;
jTiOr. SAIi-A brvit fLl lot , 7S\10nfcet ontt front ,
P < r'rjrh e. J1.SOJ EIB ) terms. C. K Mavno
ISthnud mrnmn , 331-23
TTIOH SALE-Wallparer buslncns , tnrall flock of
JT pa | or 3in noetli 161 h bt. 2.7-28p
SAf.E Two Ixnutlful lots ball Hcvkctl Park
FOU
A\c , % 1COO cacli , Hfttniis. . C. K. Ma ) ne , intlt
.ind Farnam. 332-23
FISH 25 bnrro'D of 'rcbh ' and ealt Hah , ol nil kinds
at bhiuLou'a , on 17th aa < l Miholu ( ta , near
ni w orl.8. 264 23p
FOH EXUnAftOK _ For lniiro | > ol or nn'm-
pn > cd Oinnlia proi o t > two eiphtifH wild
land In Cjndnj and IMcrcocountto' , Kebratkn Ad-
dries , W , thin ollkc. ZDl-ySo
"IT OIl SALf-On montlly pa\m > nta n ec-fxl lot In.
J.1 llvji-i'ln ' ] l. cu urarl'njfc A iCW ( 1H < 19 a
tuirgfcln. I' G. Jlaj'iie , Jfitn aud fatiiani. 'M3-S3
SALE Chtop Two counters and 45 cct
FOR Ing , ntlSlha .il. Howard. J. II. H ] ttujoii.
21)9 ) 20p
FOK 8ALK Atajtreat feargaln , for net ( ath , a
Rent * aLbtork ol mercln d HO , o imltthiK. of a
rlio'collnu ol Dry OcoJv ilutlnri ; , UoutH tbovv ,
lla , Capa , etc , ttc. Ibis uitliu Htoik inu t bu
< Id at cnicetouatluly ( tdmRni ; > ln < 'tlt. For partial-
in , upjlv lo Jacojllotz , 1'tlhC.tj , Neb. f b 17th
18$5. 3U2 Slip
ytOU BALE Oil EXCHANGE At till per ncro , al
F or patt of twothou an1 norei ot timber land
lorty mllci oaet of K nsaa City , wll exchange foi
Nbraska land or morohandlso. Bedford , Soaor Ii
lala CI41I
_ _
SALESclllne of atcn-t rd etrro tlxlurcator
FOR
solont No 0.0 South 10h Street , Omaha , Nch.
H L. Skhwarta , p op 246 2 < p
SALE Stock ind flxtincg ono ol theteet
FOH
palooittln the rlty rosbthHion K'VKII ' thn ( let
of p II Koasoiib forECllicg , ill health. AilJrtm
"X. W. " B o ofllce. 18211
FCU SALE Oil TRADE For Itrprovod , hnil , a
l/ood 2rtory ( tore , prnpritv In Wayne , ISM ) . ,
biiD , 2 lote 'in Allcrton low'a , ami 2 gocd
lirgd Normal ( ta'dlone. Audrma O. I > lllfmal
WaiDUt , 1'ott Co , Iowa. 178 mOt >
171" II SALE A good p'JirR eslron with first cU
lonch counter and tstnurait attached A l r
cam. S. Trcttlcr , 213 South ISth 8t 102 If
IjViU SALE-Or ixcbaiiBe a full MctV ff clothing
J1 bootbarid ihots , gem * lurnlililu.n''oods , will ex
chtngo for HeuriHua Lands. U , ll.ftttra nKtB.
luthfat. , Omata , cb. 155 tf
BALE KC acres of hott farm laiuU In Wa > h-
FOR
Initon cunnty , Nrb ; 2k inlUx from Herman ;
8 mllra from Illalr \ \ 111 tllhcr fill lor cauli or w 111
tiade f. r bou-o In I maha , Ir buyer will take up
flomenoteb on long tlm T e whole lai.d unier
iiiltlvatlon Adtro'a Jot Kolevrutck , i\u. 13)4 &
12th ! , , Omaha , Nib. POMI
11 HALB- hear > ono liall ecru In north Omahs.
FO AUdri-bS X. Y. V I3uu olllou. 94t.tf
FOU SALK-200 tons itlecttil haj at K'UiornMa '
tlon , pilcota.COper ton. Applj toWm Ilcppi-r
XUhorn 052 lap
011 H IK A grod rwtirg Impl merit buslntw
well ocatcd and oitab.'lihudIn thrltlngtowuoa
H , & M. It U In Nth. tvir tblrg nany to tiep
right Into go d trade. Oul ) mode ate cnillal a-
ijulr.d. Addrufa "A. V. " iHoollki' , OI2ftb Op
BALK 68x181 lift on Cumlng BtrcHit S 'Jock *
FOR of Military I idge , S1.00J. John L.McC'agut
opponlto Co t olllye. 'Mi-ll '
Ull SALK 13ZilS < Ictt on corner , donlh-enl
F froi t , house 3 rooms , barn , S blocks wr t o
I'ark BVB. and Uu nworth , easy payminto , chmp
C1.700. John L. Mo' ague , oppiralto I'oat OWc . 8 7-t
"B ( li > cd quallly , 1-woit pilot ) . T. B.
Llaikii.il , Bell Jjler. Neb. UBinSp
SALE OKCMANCJK For itotk bf dry
FOIl l , 1 0 a-re i tuck ransh , ) > k-nt > h y land , crct k
luimtliroutrhtntlre t.ait , go U bnlliUigs , ourrall9
etc , on > 4 inlljn IrumtbrU nir tailri wl tvwn , me of
| b. U.-tnnd m Btconuidmt fuclKB la central Neb ,
Appli toUsN-itbUuplIanklngtu , Noith I up ,
Nib. - ' 6
M1SOKLLANKOUS.
- A ltd Iil'h stttrr d'g , about Ute a
IO3T- oM , wnwrt ri u Ihe nuine ol Mior | , IAH
ufuw whlta h lr n < > hlsch-h1 , a II tr-l rtward tor
hli ittuti to Win I'rtbton.iiVjl ar-d Howard 81.
, - > OUN'A n Ii < t l > i < lnt hoe. Owmr cm huve
JOUN' oiling t UU-s of V. 1' HcariV. ) ! lh
aud Itodgu , up .Ulm | j Willl < in' block , and inylug
co to * Ihla ajvtitUeinicnt. k&O 23
ri OK.\CUANOK-K'o ' ol good anil rner h n.
J. due tor laud , Improtudcrunimproved Chan It.
Wotllaj , room Ui ) , 1/rnaLb allonl ll i k , Omaha ,
N b. toimarl
II ) fc.\CIIANOK-linpro\id'arr rid w-IJIandto
T trade fr Btoali f o cr ha dltoor On aim city
proper y Chan It. Woolly. ro > iu2t , On a atlolla
'
llinl , Omaha , Nib SOOinnl'J
TKIVY v.ulti , blokiinid ce.fixicl * cloined at lb >
J kbortc t not o ar d t any Uito of the d y , In an
tntlralj crd rl.M ay without the Itafct moleiitatlon
to wcupanta or neighbor * , ltri lur linproted and
odorlti apporatu * . A KtaniltCu ,911 Uap
roi uiiiubaiM IM > K" * -.I1' * '
J lirred , lhi e(8) ) alu bo ! IcU lu Dayton. OMo.
On ( > ) l't InHU Loulitlo je < 0crinof Bnelmdto
Katun ; One ( I ) Ur.u In Ohio. 'IliU | < roiitity i fr
of ii.citiubranco All coioaunlcaUoi.il will bo litatwj
tiletJ ) ecuttiwiUil. H. U. Wiwiw , JIWl
at.