TTTT7 DATLY REE WEDNESDAY , APRIL 8. 1885.
THE CITY ELECTION.
Tim Contest Very Close and Not
DecidOu-Boytl Claims a Victory
by a Small Majority ,
Errors and Illegal Votes in the
Third Ward Will Elect Mur
phy by a Good Majority
A Eooount To-day ,
Election day pataed oT ( voty quiet
ly , unmtxrkod by any sanguinary fights.
Tlicro was no great excitement , tl-
thongh the work of the partlzana of bath
candidates for the ronyornlty waa
deeply oarnott.
A largo crowd tnirr oundod the polls nil
thn forenoon , and the voting was
livoly..Both aides claimed the advantage ,
and each worker nfiicmod hla favorite
load all othors. An hnmemo amount of
scratching wan done and It was impos
sible to toll which of tlu loiditij candidates -
dates was ahoad.
Up to a latc.honr the oxaat tijuroa 01
the general city ticket could not bo had
except as to mayor , and even these will
have to bo re-counted In onoortwo voting
places , notice having been already given
by candidates to that effect. There is
enough known to warrant the lUtompnt
that Buck is elected treasurer , Long aud
itor , and Stonbarg 'pjlioo judgo. Such
figures as cm bo secured up to four
o'clock will bo given as accurately as pos
sible. The vpto for mayor Is the follow
inggiving , majorities , with possibly a var
iation of two or tbroo but no more.
FOR , MAYOK.
FIIIST WAIU ) .
Boyd'a majority 133
SKCO.il > WARD.
Boyd's ' majority 72
Tinni ) WAHD.
Boyd's majority 101
FODIITJI WAIID.
Boyd'a majority 132
Hirm wAni ) ,
Murphy'H majority 133
HIXTH WARD ,
Jlurphy's majority 100
Boyd's total majorities 423
Murphy'a total majorities 356
(
Boyd'H majority in the city 1C
In the third word there are over eight
hundred . 'otora registered , and more than
ono hundred and fifty of those persons
did not vote , yet the total number of
ballots cast cxsoeds the total number of
voters registered , ehowine conclusively
that at least a hundred and fifty fraudu
lent votes wcra received in that ward.
The judges themselves siy this proceed BO
ing is a shaino , and will proceed to-day
to make a careful tcconnt
There is also most probably BO too error
of count in the second ward , and the vote
there irlll bo recounted to-day to make
no
sure of the result.
The returns , as far us they could pos
sibly bo secured , on the remainder of the
ticket aru given balow , and nro balievod
in the main to bo correct. They are as
follows :
PIIIST WAltU.
Pollco Judge Stcnberg , 704 ; Weiss ,
307.Auditor of
Auditor Long , 050 ; Lawls , 58.
Treasurer Buck , 1,075.
Councilman Lowrey , 084 ; Schrocder ,
fell ; Meyer , 47G ; Goodrich , 591 ; Diiley ,
740 ; O'Malley , 555 ; Goodman , 577 ; of
| Hitchcock , -132 ; Bailey , 455 ; Los , 421 ;
Rodfield , 270 ; Burmolster. 452.
School Board Clark , 539 ; English ,
108 ; Lund , 395 ; Oobutu , 438 ; Spooht ,
313Llvesey ; , 447. E3
For funding bonds , 470 ; against , 10.
-SECOND WARD FIIIST DISTRICT.
Folico Judge Stonberg , 324. Weiss , to
202. '
Auditor Long , 202 , Lewis , 331.
Councilman Lowry , 238 , ijchroodor ,
348 , Meyer , 173 , Goodrich , 351 , Dailoy ,
422 , O'Malloy , 333 , Goodman , 2C8 , Lae ,
321 , BurmRinter , 242 , Hitchcock , 170 ,
RedOold , 90 , Bailey , 172.
BSSchool Board Clark , 284 , Enqllth ,
323 , Lund , 220 , Specht , 201 , Coburn ,
232 , Llvesey , 220.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Tollco Judge Stonburg ] 432 , Weiss
214.
214.Auditor
Auditor Long 389 , Law is 258.
Treasurer Buck 517.
City Council Goodman 438 , Dally
435 , Lee 374 , Sshroodor 350 , Goodrich
352 , Hitchcock 353 , Burmoiator 290 ,
lledfield 178. Bailey 259 , Ljwroy 208 ,
Mayer 217 , O'Malley 249.
* * THIRD WARD.
Pollco Judge Stonberg 474 , Weiss
339.
Treasurer Buck 817.
Auditor Lewis 374 , Long 41C.
Councilmeii Lowrey 27- , Schroeder
452 , Meyer 302 , Goodrich ,472. Dailoy
C7C , O'Malley 302. . Goodman i > 32 , Lee
303 , Dnrraolator 397 , Hitchcock 403 , the
{ ledfiold 251.
VOUKTIIVA11I ) FIRST DI8TIUCT.
rSPoIIco Judge-Stgnbcrg 411 , Wolas for
145.-
Treasurer Dock 2GII.
Auditor LOOK 098 , Lewis 103. '
Oouncilmon Goodman 343 , Schroeder
270 , Lee 242 , Borineister270. Mover Kil ,
m Daily 338 , liitckcock 304 , Bailey 343 ,
Goodrich 455 , O'Malley 155 , Lowrey 100 ,
Rodiiold I'M.
SECOND WWTIIICT.
Police Judge Weiss 04 , Stenborg 280.
Treasurer Dunk 342.
Auditor Long 272 , Lewis 73 ,
Oonnollmen Goodman 274 , Leo 132 ,
Goodrich 103 , Hitchcock 240 , Daily 222 ,
Bally 257 , Burmelster 140 , Hodfiold 114. Y.
Lowroy 59 , Schroeder 189 , Mojer 134.
O'Malley < i2
FIFTH WAIU > KIR8T DISTRICT.
Uptoalato hour tbi morning , the
clerks and judges had not finished CDUut-
, log the votes except those for the
mayoralty.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Police Judge Weiss , 153 , Stenberg ,
J57Auditor
Auditor Lewl , 273 , Lang , 220.
Treasurer Buck , 507.
Oouncilmon Bailey , 294 , Hedfiold ,
138 , Hitchcock , 204 , Bitrmeistor , 220
Lee , 370 , Goodman , 313. O'Malley , 279 ,
Goodrich , 303 , Meyers , 125 , Schroeder ,
180 , Lowroy , 145 , Ualloy , 380.
SIXTH WARD FIRST DISTRICT ,
Police Judge Btenburg 340 , Wohs on
Treasurer Back 442.
Auditor Long 301 , Lewis 142.
Oauncllmen Goodman 342 , Lee 229 ,
Bnrmeltlcr 254 , Hitchcock 292 , lleclficla
177 , Bailey 311 , Lowrey 92 , Bobroeier 0
01 , Meyer 157 , Gocdrich 197 , Dalley 203 ,
O'Mnllcy ' 153.
School Board Coburn 297,8hocpt 155 ,
Llvesoy 284 , English 103 , Clark 191 ,
Lund 73.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Police Judge Stenborg , 340 , Weiss ,
101.
101.Auditor
Auditor LMIK , 287 , Lowii , 180 ,
Councilmeii Lowroy , 115 , Shrnrd r ,
147 , Meyer , 122 , GooJrloh , 210 , Diilty ,
2 8 , O'Malley , 205 , Gocdmnn , 303 , Bur-
meioter , 310 , Hitchcock , 271 , Rodfield ,
field , 212 , B.iioy , 293.
ItECAriTOLATION.
Aiido from the question of the major-
aliiy , whichon a fair count , there Is every
rouen to believe will bo cccurod by Mr.
Murphy , it ii probable that the following
gentlemen will bo elected- Police Judge ,
E. M. Stenburp ; Treasurer , Truman
Buck ; Auditor , E. K. L"njr. F6r tlio
Council , 0. F. Goodman , Charles SoHroo-
dor. 0. S GoodrichThomas Daily , F. E.
Bftiloy nto the loading five , and thu sixth
place of honor will botceurcd by either Leo
or BnrmelMcr , in nil probability. All
the school bonrd returns nro not yet in ,
but Motrrr. Oobnrn , Llvoaoy and Clark
are , from present indication ? , in the load.
It is poulblo tbnt the returns from tl ! *
first diitrht of the fifth ward may things
theeo results in some few particulars ,
but certainly not to any Important ex
tout.
Fitoax HOME.
POSTMASIKtl 1'AI.MIK pnOIJESTS AOAINST HIS
nKJIOVAt. .
Sriuci'SR , N. \ . , April 7. The Standard
to-morrow will publish a 'ottor ' addressed by
1'astniaster Palmer of Itoma , In his state
ment to President Cleveland , in which Palmer
claims his removal was based upon a report of
charges in which ho never had an opportunity
to deny. That n clmnco for defending himself
had been promised and the tcnnto hnv i MR before
fore it tlio pnpcrs submitted to the president
did not conclude that the Internal of the government -
ornmont or the vindication of law rf quired
hin icmoval. The letter concludes : "I would
fuither respectfully'represent that your excel
lency having nominated to the sonata au ap
pointee for postmaster in my placa And th.it
app intment not having been withdrawn before -
fore tha adjournrnont of the Bonate , the ap
pointment is now pending before the .senate
and is subject to ita action , nnd while so
pending the power resta with tlio president to
suspend mo and I therefore respectfully pro-
teat against the assumption.
Impertinent Stories About Mrs , Gar-
llolrt-
April 7.-From the Tribune
of yesterday mornlno ; : Camden G. Rock
well , brother-in-law of Mrs. Garfield , men
tioned in u recent letter to her , the newspaper
atones about her reported Intention to marry
again , nnd received a icply to the letter
written on April 4) ) , from which wo take the
responsibility of maVinR an extract. It will
bo Been that she thought the dignified denial
by her friends might bo proper , but nothing ,
as it seems to ns , can be moro proper and ef
fective than her own womanly words : "This
cruel rumor , which seems to have been afloat
for two or three months , did not reach mo
till three dnya ago. Nothing that has been
Batd about mo has so hurt or offended me as
this , ana tbo deepest humiliation of it is that
many are ready to believe it. To me it
ecems just as much an insult to bo asked
whether it is true as it would bo were the
dear General still here. That anyone can t
think mo capable of bsiag false to his memory
Beema like being recarded as a criminal. A
dignified denial by friends I suppose can do
harm , still it hurts ma to feel that any
denial is needed. "
State Hume-Breeders' Association or
the Northwest.
Ciuc.u.or April 7. A meeting of the rep
resentatives of the State Horse-Breeders' as
sociation of the northwest was held here to
day , at which the Northwestern association is
trotting horse-breeders was formed and the
following officers chosen : Commodore N. W ,
Kittson , St. Paul , president ; H. L. DouBinaD ,
Wisconsin ; A G. Danfortb , Illinois ; E. A.
fcmitb. Kansas ; Judge W. I. Hayes , Iowa , .
and Mr. Busby , Indiana , Also the presidents
the Missouri , Michigan and Minnesota
ft'sociations , vice presidents and cxecutue
commltteo of two from each state were repre-
sented.
Sullivan Fulls to Conio to Time.
NEW YOUK , April 7. John L. Sullivan did
not keep his agreement to meet Paddy Ryan
day to arrange for a fight. Ryan and his
backer , J. J. P. Vidard , of Chicatro , were on
hand. A tolpgram was sent to Arthur
Chambers In Philadelphia , and this reply was
received from his wife : "Chambers la out
looking for Sullivan. " Ono of the sports
present said : "Since Sullivan got out of
quod he has been doing the grand witli Joe It
Coburn and Peter Dunn. "
AVcscrn ( "Water Way Oonvcntion.
NEW OIILKANS , April 7. At the opening of
the Wi stern Water Way convention here to-
dny Col. J. C. Dove , of Chicago , temporary
chairman , spoke of the advantages to be
derived from the opening of the lleiincpin
canal , contending that it
would save 5 per of
cent un transport > tiou , and If only 1 per cent ,
wai saved congress would bo juttlfiad in
making an appropriation.
Two Bloopers Derailed in
KLTAW , La. , April 7. Two sleepers of the '
north bound mail train , on the Queen & Ore- Gn
scent route , which loft New Orleans last
night , wcro wrecked this morning twelve it
mile * south nf hare , by a broken rail. Both
cars were full of pvisorgoru and nloo or ten
received alight wounds.
The In quoin Club ,
CIIIOAOO , III , , April 7. The Iroquols club ,
leading democratic organization of the
city , to-night pissed a resolution calling on
democratic members of the legislature to vote
Morrison for senator. S. Corning Jndd ,
member of the democratic ) national committee ,
said ho know that President Cleveland
earnestly desired Col. Morrison's election ,
Frcllnghuyaon No Bettor.
WASHINGTON , April 7. A telegram re
ceived iiere to-day from tbo homo of ex-
Becretary Frcllnghuyien states that his con
dition Is th same as yesterday , It is also
stated that he might linger in the present con
dition for some days , Airs. Frelingbuyeen is
reported as Improving ,
Two Young Aleu Drowned ;
DAVEXPOBT , Iowa , April 7. Two young
men named Gilbert Parker and Ferdinand
. Rogers , gone of prominent citizens here ,
were drowned In the Mitsiisippl to-day
while taking a pleasure aail.
BloomlnKton , Neb. , OoncludrH toTnko
Drink.
Special tolcgramlto THE DEE.
CO
BLOOMIKQTO Neb. , April 7. The license COwl
board was elected by an averaRO majority of it
twenty-two. The temperance element Is
* " '
broken up.
GLOVE FITl'ING. ao
tr
Having Iinportod a professional Glove
Fitter from No * York , wo ara now prem ! so
paroi to fit oil
on our kid gloves , same as
nc
they do in all the largo eastern cities. sj
Our etjck of glove this
* toseon Is larger , f4
bettor and cheaper th n over before. We bt
especially rcooninKud our kid glove with fa
the no w FoUar hook which does not catch _ HI
to everything like the old hook. m
N. D. FALCONER. „
FOR SALE. A two seated sidebar lei
full leather top carriage for oun horsa , ao I tl
good as now , for sale cheap. Inquire of f I ai
Harttnan , rwin 1 , Orelghton block. | ci
THE LATEST HEWS.
DOMINION DOINGS.
A J'Ain OFFKIl TO HOMKSrSADEIia.
OTTAWA , April 7. The minister of the in
terior issued instructions to land ( Rents , that
all homesteaders who may volunteer for AC *
tlvo service in tha present trouble in the
northwest , will bo allowed the time BO tpcnt
a residence upon their lands ; also that those
Interested are requeued to call at the Do
minion Land Office and enter their names in
order that their land may bo protected.
TUB STUDENTS OP TUB MANITOBA COLI.KOE
at Wlnnepeg , decided to form n company.
Captain Scott telegraphed to the government
from Winnipeg , asking authority to orgtuizo
ten companies instead of six , because ho is so
crowded with applications to go to the front.
The matter is being considered , Alex Fisher ,
ttho It mentioned as Kail's chief commission *
or , Is not n British subject , but .in American
half-breed. Ho first came to Canada in 1873 ,
and wont with Mr. Selwyn , _ the Dominion
land surveyor , on an. expedition. Ho was
adorwnrd employed as n guide to the mounted
police.
The men are pretty well armed and expect
to bo until reliet arrives. The dispatch fur
ther announces that the Indians Imvo taken
the southern trail and are now about round
ing the lake , roaklnr their way toward the
frontier. Farm Instructor , Applegarth gives
the following account o'f his escape , Ho was
located on Red Peasant's reserve , twenty
miles outheast of Unttloford. Ho had no
knowlcdgo of thn uprising until his house was
raided by the Indians on Tuesday , They
disarmed him , and two Indians felt
in hit pockets for money. The chief
advised J him to leave ns soon as possi
ble or his man would kill him.
and not to go toward liattlcford a ? the roads
wcr guardodt or4he would bo shot. When
hoi left with his wife and sister the _ Indians
were ran sacking his house. Six Indians fol
lowed them for about two dayp , when Apple-
gnrth overtook Judge Itoloau and n party of
six ladles I on the way from Uattlefard. The
Indians then stopped and the party proceeded
to Swift Current. The Indians told Applo-
g.irth when they arrived at his house that the
Stonoy's had killed their instructor Payne.
as they ! did not like him and had killed
farmer Freeman fer resistln igwhon ; they at-
tempted to steal his stock , The Indians dos-
troyed the furniture in the houses around
Baitleford , and carried oil nil the stock and
provisions. \ Allot the Battleford district In
diar are now congregating in the Sounding
Lake reserve , six miles northwest of Battle
ford , nnd claim they expect 800 Sioux from
the American side , Tha Indians demolished
who they did not wish to carry in all the
houses and stores raided by them , and have
taken every horse and head of cattle in that
part of the country.
TWO HfNOItED AND 1'OllTr 1IEN OK Till :
( JUKEN'rt OWN ,
and nighty of the school of infantry under
Col. Otter , arrived at Winnipeg early this
morning , The men were nearly all in good
health and spirits , notwithstanding the hard
ships of the trip arnund Lake Superior , A
few bad been disabled by exposure , and a few
had contracted colds. They went west at five
this morning. It is understood that they will
follow Middloton'd present command from
Quappelle Irom the north. They are nccom-
amod by Gen , Laurie , commander of the
lalifax garrison , who has offered to servo as
second in command of the expedition. The
Toronto grenadiers passed Port Arthur
this ' morning and will arrive
hwiC at an early hour to-morrow ,
CIIIOAOO. April 7 A Daily News Winnipeg
POST special says : Availing themselves of the
present uprising , the settlers of Alberta terri
tory held a meeting two days ago at Now
Calgary , and formed the Alberta Settlers'
Rights society. It was decided to demand oi
j
the government on immediate settlement of
the land claims , allowance of half-breed
claims , and representation in the Dominion
house. These demands were telegraphed to
Sir John Macdonald In case of refusal they
resolved to rcsott to arms aud join the half-
breeds ,
fJBEATLY EXAaomtATED NOT MUCH TROUBLE *
ANTICIPATED.
April 7.- The latest reports to-
night nro\o conclusively that the whole
affair fmi been grossly exaggerated , and
though Kiel , whoje desire for power ! * ) known ,
causing much expense to tha govermont
nd detriment to the country , from the very
latest tonight not much trouble is anticipated. „
CANADIAN INDIAN SCOUTS FEOM TUB SIX -
NATIONS.
BRADFORD , Ont , April 7 Supurintendont
Gilkison is offering to organize several hun
dred of the six unttona of Indians nt aftmtti&R
force. He has been informed that their ccr-
vicoi will ba accepted if required ,
I1KSEIJKI ) BATTLEKORD WELL PUOVISIONKD FOR
TJIHEE MONTHS.
WlNNli'Ea , April 7. A courier sent from
Battloford two days f.fter the line was cut baa
reached Swift Current and forwarded by wire
important inesiages to tbo Hudson Bay Com
pany , of wbich the following is the effect :
There are 200 men nnd 100 women and
children in tha barracks. They have pro
visions sufficient to to last throe months.
Before the line was cut the besieged sent a 11
dispatch to the effect that they had only
provisions enough to last but three weeks. a
is piosumed that under covcrof cannon the
police sallied nut and brought in all tbo pro
visions they could get from the Hudson Biy
post nnd Indian supply depot.
WASHINGTON NEWS.
NOTHING NEW AT \NAMA. .
WASHINGTON , April 7. Commander Kane ,
the Galena , telegraphed Secretary Whit
ney under date of April 0 , ns follows : "Noth
ing new to report. The Panama Kailroad
company are petting the road in order. The
government troops are anxious about their
prisoners as the railroad company and the
Galena ara feeding the troops ; all are in need ,
There is great anxiety among the foreigners
Panama , "
KKNTUCKY'rt rjNITBI ) hTATKS MAUSHAL.
Andrew Jackson Gross , of Cloverport , Ky. , of
has baen appointed United States marshal for
that ntato , ft
A delegation of cili/.ens of Dakota called
upon Cleveland in reference to the Wlnno- to
bago reservation. They maintained the perfect
legality of Preildent Arthur' * order opening
the reservation to settlement. It was also "
stated that euveral thouiand settlers , many of
thorn from eastern states had gene into tbo
reser\atlou In absolute good faitb , and began no
Improvements upon selections. Their eject na
ment would involve great hardship and dis
tress to many worthy persons.
tone
The president informed the delegation that
the settlers interests would bo carea foraad no no
further proceedings taken by tbo government we
wew
until a moat thorough investigation of the w
whole subject had been mode. li
WASHINGTON , April 7. It Is understood
that ; Mr. McLean , of Indiana , will ha ap
pointed first deputy commissioner of pension * .
Unofficial information has baen received
hero that Salvador Intends invading Gnats-
mala.
THE
WASHINGTON , April 7. Kx-Chlef Clerk
Carrigan bai given the names of the confed-
erateH In the navy fraud canes , and will ap
pear against them.
Indian Names.
Charleston News and Courier ,
That was a shockingly unpleasant dis
covery which was msdo by a family sjnio-
where In Georgia , a few days nijo , when
accidentally transpired Ihit one of the A
young ladles hid been christened and
called for years by the entirely Irrelevant
and exceedingly inappropriate name of
"Wot Dog ! " True , the Indian equivalent
sounds much more musical , and to the
mind ami oar of the uninformed
convoys
( hint of its true ( igulficanco , but the by
significance is there , all the same , and the of
fict remains that the affectionate
but niiigulded parents , in oamlog their
daughter "Eufaula , " fixed upn her for
the opprobrious epithet wbich we
mentioned. It would have been bad
enough , of conrso , if It had been proved
that the teim meant wet hen , or wet
canary , or wet dove , or something of of
that kind , but wet dog , of all birds and at
animals under the sun is
, simply Inez- tl
cusible and unpardonable. Think ofn |
what It Involves to the young lady , and
to the coirolntlvo young gentleman who
is most Interested In heriolf and her
virginal chaste namo. j"My boat be
loved Eufnula'qnothn. "Thlno own
Eufatita 1" Foraooth. It is evident that , In
the light of the horrible truth that has
bson Hashed ever tholr minds , the ontlro
cjrrospjndonco of the beautiful past letters
tors , notoi , blllotadoux , sonnets nnd nil
with all tlio endearing terms therein em
balmed , must now bo consigned to tli
cruel flames forever , and nil done eve
again ; which , however , may bo n com
pansatlon within itself.
Evidences , of which this ia the latest
multiply dally tbnt the pooticil Indian o
the story-books ia an unmitigated fraud
having no counterpart on the plains , nnc
bslng really non-existent nnywhoro out
side the p cturcs nnd pigos of Cooper's
novels Gon. Crook has demonstrated
that the bravest of the bravo will evci
work when ho is paid to do BO , and tha
n dollar Is quito ns much an object of regard
gard with him ns with n white man
There are hundreds of Oomanchos whc
nre now dancing down the corn-rows o
the wott In frenzied oflorts to learn how
to keep the plow in its appointee
furrow , and whoso blood-curdling
war-whoops have given plica to execra
tions and objurgations leveled nt the pa
tient mule that load thorn In the Icnmy
piths of civilization. The ardent Apache
dodges behind the corners of his barn in
nmbuth for now-laid eggs instead ol
haunting rocky defiles In eager expecta
tion of unsuspecting Joraigrant tr.unt , and
like the stern Sioux patiently sullen the
pnlna of backache while tolling in the
sun and pulling beet and turnip
( ops for mild-eyed kino Instead ot lifting
scalps from gory heads in the
Email hours between midnight and day.
It would surprise no ono at any time to
hoar that Sitting Bull was applicant for
the pDstmastorahip of his tribe , or that
Standing Bear and Howling Wolf wore
rivals for the position of route agent on
ono of the old war trails. Human na
ture is the same alter all , everywhere ,
and yon do not have to scratch n tnvngo
very deeply to find the man.
It is not that the savage of old times is
changed wo are only coming to know
him better. Chingacbgook and Uncas
and Hiawatha and Powhatan , and all
the rott of them were the same as their
descendants and roproiontatives of to
day , only wo look at them as aflar off ,
through the cloudy , softening atmos
phere of fiction and of history which Is but
little better than fiction. The noble red
man of today oats grasshoppers and aoldom
bathes , and there is good reason to be
lieve that Red Jacket and King Philip
wcro not insensible to the attentions of
roast dog as an article of diet. The
poetry with which the race has been In
vested does not pertain to them. It had
its origin and end In the imagination of S
those who h&vo rhnpjudfzad concerning
them , and the trnc , original savage was
over and remains a heathen and nothing
moro nntll ho is civilized.
In no particular , perhaps , is this fact
made plainer than in respect of the
names which these heathens conferred
upon themselves , and have imposed upon
the places where they once dwelt , but
which now happily know them no moro.
First , as regards their own names. When
wo find that the mellifluous , magnilo
quent and polysyllabic titles of to-day
are translatable ) into such nicknames as
Scar-Faced Charlie , Hole-In-Bis-Blank
et , = Sbacknasty Jim , Young - Man-
Afraid-of-His - Mother in-Law , One-
Eyed Blacksnake and Old - Man - Who-
'
Won't-Pny-His-Dobts , what confidence-
wo ask , can be reposed in the claim that
corresponding titles in ancient times
meant Eagle-Eye , Hcart-of-Stone , The
Great < Warrior , Swift Arrow , Bosu-in-hie-
Ofvn-Wigwam _ . , or other such condensed
expressions of the recognition of savage
heroic attributes ?
herI
It ia no bolter when wo look into the
origin | and derivation of names of livers to
and places. Passing by such unpronoun
ceable and outrageous combinations as
MayagnadnyldgMolcchptnkouinnikMoose-
lulmsguntlc ) , and Ohiuqnaesbamtook as
being hopeleeal anddcfiatitlyheathonlBh In
their nssontlal construction , nnd poaacesa-
lag little or no interest except in so lar
as they Indicate the rocky nature of the
soil or the devious course of the rivers , In
the localities to which they have been ap
plied , wo anivo at the consideration of
cartain natives which concern us moro
nearly. "Eufduln/'hohavo fonnd , means
liquidated cut , and not a blooming rose
of fragrant magnolia , or anything of that
kind. "Chattuaoacho , " likewise , does
not mean the Silver Path to the Sea ,
but rather Very Muddy , as well as
W0 remember. "Mississippi" has long
masqueraded as the Father of Waters ;
oh Indians , however , told tbo early set
tlers that it
meant what may bo very
nearly expressed in the general term Big
Ugly. [ "Cahaba , " the name of ono of
the streams in Alabama , has always boon
translated Bountiful River. The full
Indian name , however , was Cahaba-hia ,
or Chunk-pile , by which term they indi
cated ' to their own satisfaction the fact
tlut Us clauic shores were always HneJ
to an unnsnol extent with drift-wood
'Chooolocco" ' is the name of
another Alabama stream , a creek
considerable size , which runs through
famous valley of the same nam ? . It
ftha
has been claimed by those wno have land
soil in the valley , that the creek was
named from the valley , aud that Choco.
loco means in the aboriginal vormacnlar ,
"A valley abounding In ilch minerals "
The mom literal inhabitants trho have
not lands for sale stata that the original
name was , Choco Thlocco , or High Hone
Indiciting that the stream was to deep
bo forded by a pony. Tallapooja was
never a synonym of "happy homes , " but
was simply , "tho dog town. " T lledega
was "the cat town , " of course , and the .
list might bo extended indefinitely.
It is not necessary or desirable , however -
ever , to pursue the painful theme any
further. It ls not & pleasant task to un
deceive people in regard to their moat H
cherished beliefs , and the iconoclast is
not always regarded as a public benefac
tor. Whatever may have been the otic-
inal meaning cf tbo names which wo have
mentioned , it Is plain that the interpre
tation now put upon them Is much more
ajroeab'o in every way and further search
might lead to unpleasant discoveries in
rojurd to the names nearer homo.
SENATOR Rl'DONAM ) .
VKW BKUAnKH ON THE CAIJINKT ASI ) ITH
CIVIL-BHIIVICE
11EK011M.
Chicago Timoa ,
McDonald and wife of
, Indianapolis , ar
rived in the city last evening , and stopped at
the Palmer houss , whore he wai called upon
a reporter for the the Times. In speaking
President Cleveland's ' administration Sen '
ator McDonald ssid that , is far as he was
concerned personally , he was perfectly
satisfied with It , but it was quite
apparent that Indiana had boon al
most entirely neglected. They had
received but ono portfolio the appointment
Senator McGee to Stockholm which was
best a thlrd-cbvis appointment. He could
not " ay . , of course , just what Indiana at large t
thought of thU teeming Zlect. He would
not say whether Mr. Hendrlc anything It
to do with It or not. Mr. Ilendrlcks had at
lead gothlspoitmaitorat IndUnapolli , but
It WM not strange that thli consideration wa
shown him , occupying tha place that he
did rn the ticket. Indiana
had been a very important
itat t the iMt election , She had polled
within 7 per cant of her possible vote , and
WM only approached In this respect by
Ohio which polled within 12 per cent of her
toUl voto. Ho thought the president's cabinet
WM composed of the strongest men In tbo
partybnt it might h vo been selected a little
differently In iregard to geocrflphic * ! distri
bution The secretary of the navy might
properly have been taken from one of the New
J'ngUnd states , and Gen. Block , of Illinois ,
would have mada an excellent secretary of
war. The senator did not want to bo under
stood as Haying that tlio men chosen wcro not
good selection ) , but merely called attention to
the fact that the territorial distribution might
have boon bettor. An far ns the president
had gone , Mr , McDonald thought ho was fol
lowing out the principles of civil service _ ro-
form. The senator , however , ha * an original
view ' civil service. Ho boliovcs , ho
says , that civil servlca consists in grad
ually jiutting the offices In the hands
of the democracy , Ho thought the appoint *
mont of Pearson , of the New York poitollice ,
a rather singular thing , but did not bcliovo it
would bo taken as the prncedont. As to the
appointment of Kugeno llipglns , of Baltimore
ho knew nothing. While ho was not very
well acquainted with Mr. Manning ho did not
believe ho would appoint a man who was not
all light. JClio newspaper accounts of Hlg *
gins were not exaggerated. Indiana has no
elections this year except municipal ones , the
biennial elective system being almost perfect
in that state.
Mr. nnd Mrs. McDonald will romaln in the
city two or three days.
WOOD'S JAM MOTH
MUSEUM-THEATER ,
( Formerly AcuJcmj cf Music )
S. A , DittESiiACH & Co. , Proprietors
Cou J. H. Woon , Manager
GRAND "OPENING
OF T1IK
Popular Family Ifesort.
Tuesday. April 7th , ' 85.
Engagement Extraordinary of
JL J. Mortimer's Star Dramatic Co
In the Romantic Play ,
THE "OCTOROON. "
ChUDgo ol stage performance tines times a week.
PA1LA.CJD MUSEUM
Will contain FreaVs of Nature and Curiosl
ties from all parts of the world , being a scien
tific and moral exhibition. Jlutlro change
orery week of curiosities ,
A Resort for Ladies , A Resort for Children
lOcts ADMISSION lOcts
Musenm open from I p. m. to 11 p. m.
Theater Matinee daily , 2 p. in. , nnd night ,
p. m.
HENS' FURNISHER
& JLessler
JAS. H. PEABODY , M. D.
Physician & Surge on
Rerildtnoo No. It07 Jones St. Offloo. No. ISO ) Fi r.
nam etrcot. Offloo hours,12 m. to I p. m. and fiom S
8 p. m. To'ccbone. .or office OT.rosIdenM 12S.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO LOAN MONET ,
To l/ovv in sums of # 100 and upwards ; Ballou
Bros , 817 boutll ISth It. 334-9
M ONEY To loan on chattels , Woolley & Harrison ,
Itooin 20 , Onnha National bank building
354 tt
LOAN A few thousand dollars ono.ty buelnefS
JL propertj ; Isaac Adams , Frcnzer block opp. I' . 0.
313ti
MONEY loaned at low ratcs.In amounts to suit on
cbattelcollater ls or other good security. Finan
cial excliange , 1603 Farnam st. 268-mlp
TO LOAN On icai estate and chattels
MONEY Thomas. 7 < 0tl.
Loaned on chattels , cut rail , R. R
MONEY oought and eold. A. Fornun,213 S , 13th Bt
670-tf
to oan on good real estate security. II.
MONEY . Williams block. 2SO tf
IXJANED at C. K. Hood SCo's. Loan olllce
MONEY
on furniture , pianos , horsts , wagons , personal
property of all klnda and all otbe mtlolea of value ,
without removal. Over let National Bank.corr.fr 13th
md Farnam. All business strictly confidential
TO LOAN In sums of WOO and upward ,
MONEY Davis and Co. , Heal Keiilo and Loan
Azontf. 1605 Farnam St. 2'3 tf
HELP WANTED. U
Uood cuok at PacIOo hotel , Columlmt ;
WAMHI
call on II. JIamiwdlcr , 418 S 13th st. SBOtf
Kipcrltncod took and hundreds at R32
WASTKU
South 17th street. 3S7-10p
Olrl to do general house work. 1819
WAKiKD
Farnam St. 370-fp
VXT'UTJ'DYoung man or a joung l dy to keep
Vt books and who Is a short hand wrlteraononeod
applrunlo.'s quick > nd thorough In figurestUte ; ige
ana pm loui occupation. Address box 740 Omaha ,
m-tf
W\\Tco-Olrl for hous work 122 south 21th it ;
Kocxl rtferenjeii required. 310-8
'AMU > One ftoodorpentcr to rcnta house of 3
. roonuandstiady work. 88 Ilardy , 1016 Center
street S73-7p
WAHTFC Homo one touloptagoodbrUht healthy
boy three years old , call at 16th aud Faclflo it ,
3J7,13p J
TANTKD A Rood Uuiidry woman at Arcade
V > Hotel , 1215 DouglUBt. 28J-Bp
I gill to do Unlit woik In a family
of two ; Inquire No 1610 KarnamSt. S63-tt
W ANTIIIA re'pectable jrlrl to do sen Ing In tailor
hop , air wages , bteady work ; f Kicker , 17C8
'
Stilary'i a > e. 307-7p
WAVTEIP Girl for Htneral bouie woiL niuitboa
Koodrook.no washing or Ironing. Jlri J O
lloyd. loisraclflottreet bttneea 10th and llth Et
383 9p
TTrANTED-T ro good gill I N.V , coiner Capitol
aye. and 18th it. 449p
WANTED A girl forsfunnd work al north west
corotr Jacksouand 14ti. ) 847-8 i"
TiTANTKD-At the Empire Steam Laundry No.
V > 1110 aud 1112 Dojgebt. , ihltt Ironer ) , lliln J
lionenandaNo. 1 Darker. Kit-
- - KevtU k
WANTHD-Aflret-cUeiplumbfrat Oil-
bert'n.SZl ifala St. , Council Illuffi. 821-8 1
V\rANTKD- A ( Ingle man to do rough work around '
T \ ( tore , none but a quick active uun need ap [ ly
Mirtlne Installment store 16th Street , 22MI
WANTKD-dood B leimio 105 N. ISth.
141-lPp
WANTKD-Agentil05 N. 16th.
143-lOp
- for ' ' '
WANTED-Lidyagents 'Queen 1'aouctor' ,
daliy itockldK aadikliU ( uppoiten , ihoulder '
braces , buathi , bonom foinu , diexa loleldj , af tv
lti , > le > ej prot ctori | etc , , entirely n w delicti * ,
uopr c deole4 profits , we hate COO act.uU makloe
1100 monthly. AdJrow lib tt amp , K. 11. CtivpbeU
Co. , 9 Buuib Hay m.phcga. ! 7WUp
TTTANfKD Imm dlatety , an experliooctl elrl N.
YV K. corner 18th and Leaven wort tu JMf
SITUATIONS WANTED.
AN engineer and michlrlsl with twenty j r * x *
jxtlincu would like k tltnatlon , can furnlih bet )
of rcfotencci ; addrtsj "A J' ' Ilr offlc * . 374-lJp
"IV'AMiin-IIy lady , petition in * imall Utnlly a *
houii keeper ; Inquire 114 Harncy , between 8
nd 9 ; between 9 ft mandlp m. 87Mp )
\\7ANTKR 1'osllion as jinltor or watchman , day
IT or inslit , by a sibcr reliable man : best of ref
erences as to tnteinlty ; AddrcM S. B , , Uco olllca
320 7p
\TI7ANTKD lly an ex ) < erlcncedOUCR man , a
it situation as book-keeper or nalMman In any
kind of biulnets. licit of rclcrcncc , aJJrcts 0 t > oaro
Iteo otllco. 3(0 8p
\v 7ANTKD .situation by ( .ynnnc mnn to do an )
Kind of work , ail tress J , F , 11 , Uco oillco.
\\7ANTE& 1'osltlon by k competent sronwfmiher
and tvpo writer ; best of reference * both as to
ability and character ; adilrcsi Mrs It. Waldo , 11 ,
llatrltt street Detroit lch 800 8p
WAXTKD By a younp roan a situation In a ( tore
or * holesalo bouse , to Jo tha rouitn wo'k : ai-
dreis , K. It , Dee Ofllce. 333-7p
WAKTED-Dy a youcp ; man , a situation In a poo.l
houio. One who Is strictly honest and temper
ate ! address "L. W."caro Bee. S67.p
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.
WAMrn-Clooil reliable fam ly hotso ; rnnulro
1318 Farnam et. SgSlf.
ANTKI > Good Rentlo pony that nllldiho flnftle ,
and for saddle use ; also small pony rnrt ; In-
( | Ulro N Wcor. Burt and 23J sts. 3S9-0
WAVTKD Tobuj ft mall otllcc safe ; address Safe ,
Heectlleo. 370-0
WANTBD-S700 er $3fO od chuto'fc eddro-s H. Y ,
lice olllce , 353-Sp
U7ANTED T o good saddle horso" , one for lajy
W and one for gentleman ; enquire of 0. 11.
Hitchcock , 15th and Kunam. 200 Cp
Tl/ANTED To fell my fine rlano cheap ; Use my
T I phnctOE. almost now ; address S I' , llco olllce.
Mi-
\NTED Houio of B or Broom" , by May l t ,
good locality. Aildrcea E. 8. , Unnonice. SOttt
WANTED Every ady In need of a sowing ma
chine , to see the new Improved American No ,
7. P. K. Hodman & Co. HKeuts ; 220 N 10th. 313tt
TTIfANTED Two rooms with board fo' young man
TV and wife , tmnt ba centrally located , references
Riven and rctiiiircd. Address "S , " this oinco. 010-tf
SOU RENT-HOUSES AND LOTS.
FOH RENT A conTenlent cottftRo north-west cor.
Sewaid and Pier street on street car Una. Call
at No. 21S noith 17th et. srB-Op
JD 317 s tilth 13th St. SSS-0
FOR RENT A ootttifjo of G roams. 812 per month
on E S. Olh etrtet , first housa [ outb of Hickory ;
enquire of Mn Falk on the premises. ' SST-fji
FnR RENT To oemill family , a new 7 room cot-
tae lo first-clues neighborhood 3 blocks from
„ High . School. Inquire of F. B. Kcnnard , 1820 uoder
St. 326-tf
FOR RENT Brick store 416 Tenth Et. , noir Row
ard $60 per month. S. I/rhaan. 819 tt
KENT -Two pianos $5 per month ; Inquire
Kilholm fc KrlcVeon. 323-0
F Oil RtNT A store cheap 309 north 16th.
816 lip
EOR RENT IIpuso 8 E corner 10th nnd Pacific-
two blocks from U. P. depot. Offcn Whalcn.
285 Op
FORRXNT Abilck housa ot 8 rooms S'S per
month ; apply to John Hms'c , HarJwaro ttorc ,
2407 corner Cutnlog ac dSaundcrs sts. P Clirk.
217-7p
FOR TENT Prick jard forth end of Stnndrrs Bt.
Iwoul work for part ca renting , aj foremati , If
waited. J. ! ' . Po.ttr. 217-J4p
FOR RENT New Fturo on ICtli Bt. iiliiard Korris
&Co. , Crounso block. 13tf !
FOR RKNT 2-8 room houses Inquire. Jno. P
Uarton.Sineltlag works , or 311 North 2Mb Bt.
lOt-tf
FOR IlENT 4 furnished housa 0 rooms durlncr
the Summer month to parties without children.
Inquire 211 South 23d St. 191 tf
FOR KENT Uneiplrcil lease of house with nil
tnoder improoments t a bargain. F. P Orldloy
If. O.ollico Omaha" 174 tf
FOR RENT-Rcaldcoca and saloon with f xturo
with about two acrts of ground , Hiltablo for
park and eoc'etles during BUinmcr or winter Terms
easy. Apply to Victor Dreher , 2 Jib it south of
Loemortb 12)-10p
FOB RENT- Store building4U80 thrco story And
batoraent No. 110 and 112 14th. Inquire 1400
Dodge St BM-tf
RENT Farm nnd garden. T. Murray.
206 tf
F lOR IlENT Furnished cottage , 7 rooms , with
_ closets , rnntry , etc. , In bestlocalltyih City o n
pay rent with board. Call hi afternoon at 525 Vlcaa-
cnt St. 170 tf
FOR RENT-Houees\orycheaF. A-tt r k 3.
Taylors 14th and Douglas Stj. 30-1' ' .
F OR RENT Two now etoroa oc 1th t. 0..2
, 16th and Farnam 2SKI
Foil RENT One story dwelling house Svs roonw ,
23d. n arClark street. Char.es Ogiec , : omei
13ih and Doughs Street. 233 tf
OR BENT Throe brick stores corner ISth and
Cumlng St. J L. McCaguo , Agent. 491-a2
FOR KENT New cottage , C rooms. . Pblnna Roe
1612 f. 6th St. 231 tf
1100MS FOR RENT.
F Ion nK\T Elegant nev\y \ furnished rooms 2'2S
Dodge st. 875 lOp
On M\T-Unfurnl9hed rooms with modern Itn-
FOli
pro > cments , H W comer 13th and Uouard .
385. Sp
rron HK\T-Nlccly furnished eliglo room for gen-
f tleman , 1718 Dodge , SOO tf
OR RENT Comfortable fornlihed rocm for
ccatleman , 1012 facincst , , two blocks south of
I1 , depot. 84Mlp
T7OR KENT Furnlsliad front room , S3 per _ month
cnqulieat 1137 Shermanave , 346-tp
FOR HFNr Two o'cgant front rooms : furnllhed
or unfurnished on voth near Ht Mary's a o ; en
quire at S. W. cor. 10th and Dodge. 369-tl
FOR IlENT T o nicely furnished rooms , a cloict ,
Bay window. al < o two email rooms wid bath
room On car line , 1720 Capital n\e. 127-7p 1
FORRENr-Nlccly turnlihcd rooms 1617 D v < nport
S49.ro6p
FOR IlttNT A furnished front room at 1707 Doug
as s . 300 P
FOR RENT Handsomely fornlshoi rooms for lln-
Kle gentlemen , For particulars , address "Y. W.
Bee office.
FOR KENT Furnished room for two with board , ,
1816 Chicago t. 855 8p
| /Ult KENT Very plcMantfuinltbedrogtrs.imlv
? or In suite , at retsonable prlDC , ! H Uth ttrjl
31611
_
FOR RENT Pleasant furnished rioiuin l' ; bli
for gentleman , terms reasonable , ) IS norm f/th.
RF.NT Two or three e y nloo rooms fur-
I * nlsbed or unfurnlah' d.four blocks south of Opera
house. Inqulie02 south 16th. 208 tf
FOR IlENT Furolihed rooms with board 1812
DiKlge St. 317-tf
'
FOR RKNT Lodging room for 1 or 2 men , N. K.
cor. 16tb and Ctpitol ave. Inquire at loom 9up
itatrs. 0 - 1
FOR 11ENT A nicely furnished from room with \
board 1024 Douglas Bt 801-lCji
TTIOH BENT Nicely furnUhed rooms 103 N.18th _
146 lOp
Tj\uU HKNT r'urclnbtu frout room , btlck bay win-
? dow with board kinall fimlly 03 noith 17th it.
162 tf
TJ > OH IlENT Several One cllluis la Crouneu block ,
? luqulto Kd. Norrli , room 10 Crouuio Uook
934 tf
F Oil KENT Two furnlibod rooms 100J Karnam.
Foil IlENT April lit , Urge unfumlihod rosins
203N.22dBt. 848 tf
FOU HUNT A pleasant front loom furnllhed. 8.
K. cor. 16th and Howard 8t . 05 tl
FOH KENT Large front offioe oo second , floor. InMilt <
quit * No. 1211 Karoam Bt. E04 U
Fe HENT-Furotibed loom at 1118 Jackion Bt. "
1,10II HUNT Kuinlehod room and Vaardl 6 00 fti
' week. Very but location , 1811 Daveapart.
HI Wip
FOR nENT FurnUhed room ISlt Doxlrt.
1
F I Oil nitNT Furnished room t 1013 l"arn m.
FOU IlKNT-NI lj lurnUhoJ rooms at 1718 Caw
-
23CII
00118 Wllh board , detliabla or winter. A | > rly
lXa SI. Outlet n t L 37. | |
FOR SALE
FOR MM Oo < xl 5 room home , lot t > Ox13J feetcan
front , $1300 ; $100 r sh , tii.lf.nce . 16 per numth
W. II Oieeo , over 1st National bank. ssitf
IfoR 1 SAttc Hou'eand hi on Doujlm street , near
high school ; $1600 , My term ) , W , It. ( Uccu ,
ocr 1st National bank. 33211
IfOR RUNT OR , New houio suitable for hotel or
saloon ml tainting honso In llttliti } ol > . Ail.
itrcis "K II K" Kcil.ii , Web. f05-llp
on tilt-Dings ore at a bargain , stock about
$3,600 ; Address lack box ItSO , Crrston Iowa.
344-Pp
iJMK 8ALK To creamery- men : Now fall elml
butter mixer which 1 will soil for half price. Ad.
dress \V rrcn , IlKnoftlcc.
Foil SALK-lna drying growtne town a gcnla
furnishing ami hat bixliism , In l > p t I ) c tlon In
a new brick building , long IOIFO and cheixp rent ftd-
dress L. , , P. O. box 67 , Hasting , Neb. 31 } lip
Foil SALB Diuir store In city ; Imolco $1500 :
good locality.Vo38lcy Si Natisns , ISSt Furium
strces. SJ3-7p
FOU BALK A good pajIrR hifiiMS shop , the bint
chance for & } ouiiGt man to start In bttlnoi ; d-
ilrcsj "Harnon shop" llco nfllce , Sol-17p
F Oil sAtiK 100 acres of flu 9 rollluit and , till
sell or trade for city lots II taken by tlio IStli ,
enquire at Jlorio's store , cor. 13th and Chicago.
SS8 p
l01l BALE A first-claw boirdlnc hoU8
-I1 twenty regular boardcts ; S. W. oor Sth and
'
1'nclflo Kit. 2SO-Hp
F OH 8 M.K Ono hundred tons ot hay on farm 2
miles west of Bclleuis. If. Schnak , 20S7p
FF
FOIl RATK-For sCOdonn and $20 per month I
will build an elegant Iho room cottage , with
porches.closets , bar nlndow brlckcillar , clstern.coal
houie , & ! . , & , ] , nlth t rolsts nicely fenced the nholo
all complete IISOU The CJUipoa to be bill Hat once
OJiitrncta for ten haxo already been let. Call at my
oillco andseei'lan of cotUco , location > Vc. Hilng
your friends along. C , E. Maync , south-west corner
15th and Fanmiii. , 207-aEO
FOH SALK ? 10J , horse (6 ( years ) bugpy and har
ness. Helmrod's grocery 13th and Jackson.
220-Sp
F SALB-Diuj store. Address box 414 Omaha ,
FORSALE-Thatfarm elx milts south on the
Bellcvuo acd U. P. road Is not sold or traded for
P. if. Pookmau , Omaha , P. O. box 7117. 128-Bp
K \ORBALE-Storobul1dlnKon Cumlng and 2let ,
best en utroot J. P. Thomig. HB-ltp
Ii OR RALE OR TRADE Largo team , harness
1
nnd dray. Pjrt pay taken In drajngo. AdJrMs
W. U. Bee office. 881-tf
TT'OIl ' BALK A very nloo 0 room hcuw and lot ,
X1 must be sold 1223 North Dth St. 922-a 2p
FOR SAti : On easy p > fn iVl. lll urnlib
lots nnd bulltl houses on ihovi notl t 01 utj tbj
imrchisor. irqulro oil * . J. CrMdou , contractor
And builder 27th aud Webster St. 00-tt
| T\OR \ SALS A full lot on corner c ( IStli and Jonoj
A1 p.ivcd street anil wllhln ono eiiuaro of U. P. 11.
R. ( or sale. Waircn Swltzlor. k03 tt
FOR SALE Thirty choice lota ncnr nark arc. 0.
1' . Stcbblns.roomSl.C'rilghton block. 815-alSp
| 710R SALE-200 YMrllnp steero ,
J ? 20) 2 ycnr old etccra ,
SOD 2 and 3oarold hclfcrs ,
(0 graded bulls.
, Sioux City , I w . _ 7SB 16
F lOH 8 ALE Four yo r old horse has boon \\orkod
double. For particulars Irqulro at n o corner
14th and Farnam et In barbjr shop. J. lilrncr.
071-aO
Fbll SALE Scoond hand ten norse j ewer , op-
right holler and engine ; In Rood condition ; low
for cagfl.'has. . S. Poor. 103 S 14th Bt , Omaha , Neb.
EST-tf
PERSONAL.
PHtnosAL-l'arties wishing a Bcametrcsa , guarnn-
tclu cuttlnpaii'l flttlii7eatUfa lory ; udclrcsslBtb
un4 Capitol luo , room 4 , Crounsa Mock. Mis J Ar
nold. 303-14p
PMisosAli A ecntleman. etranccr In he If/ not
too old for fun , or tooroungfcidlci.-rtt ou oulil
like to meet a lady of the ame ; JdiMslu A } u'dcnco
caio of Bee , respectfully , T11 iw I. 3fil-7p
PEIISONAL JohnllaallshM snjj'J.i Jmaba
and resides at lElOLcarhKW ) J AlOp
TlTILTj Do founJ at 1BCO DavcnportHt , anexpcr
VY Icnccd nurse. Beet city reference given
872-a24p
TO EXCHANGE.
fT\0 EXCHANGE ICO acres land 13 K&nsaa under
JL cultivation , good house and Improvements , nil
trade for grocery stack If Uken Immedlitoly. W. H.
Qicen , over 1st Not'l Bank , 6mah , Neb. 328 tl
JOR SALE Or exchange. Wo hare for silo the
excluaho right in this state to sell the coal
ttnomizer and soot destroyi r , destroys the eoat and
will fa o twen'y per cent on coal , will sell county
rhrhti or the state , or will exchange for roil estate or
Mr teed property on application will send samplu
Mill aland giro pMtlcuUra. Rca < on for Belling
> viu r cannot el\e it hl attention ; * rare cbanco for
hn ten : Bedford , S uer & Dai Is. 27811
rr > \CIIANaiC Will exclnnce 480 acres of unlm-
Lp.'oicil Nebraska land for I took of groceries ; ad-
JrMt "J. 1' " Bee oBice. 311 0
TO EXCIlANOE-TwoIotaln W. A. Rodlck's add.
for a Ijt or half a lot located somewhere neater
the center ol the city aod suitable for building , will
pay additionalIMalua Is more. Audrest "U. Y. "
Bee ofllco. 015-tf
BUSINESS OHANOES.
TOR SALE Stock of general m rclundlso , alro
JL1 store building for rert.bott location In a country
town. Address "A. U. S.1 Bee otllco. 177-Sp
17011 SALK-A flrst-olMi stock of dry gorda $5.000
J. ' al a bargain , will take part crsh biUnco real on-
tatcj address "M. V. R , " care Use olllce. 282-tf
. SALE Or exchange a fullttock of clothing
1.10K
1 boots an Jehncs , gent' furnlshlnggoods , will ox.
change for Nebraska Lands. 0. H. i'ctorS'jn.BOl S.
10th tit , Omaha , Neb. 1M tf
F \OIl \ 8AIK A good skating rink , ulzo 84x100. In
quire ol II Lambert , Wakeflold Neb. 423-al6p
BOARDING.
BOAKDINO Good board Sl.fO per wtok. 1012
1'aclflc , ZMockj touth uf U. I1 , depot 342-llp
ROAItniNQ Flritclaea Hoard aud lodging ; for
9I.K per week , nil new beds anil sprlngn af No.
1108 Caw St. II. 1'eter Nick.
1T7IIUST-CLASS lied and board 1212 Capitol avo. '
LOST AND FOUND.
L IO.-iT A youni ; lemon and white letter doc ; a lib-
ertl reward will be given 1312 Douglai st. > OC-9p
JOST -I.arL'e topaz ring K ° M mouotod In the \l-
Jclnltyoll Leavonwoitb Street school. > Imler
will bo llbeially rowarJod by returning same to store
ol M. A. McNamara , Hth near Famam Bt. 200-tt j
MISCELLANEOUS.
I MIMMIKODH-J JUoLiln has for aa'c ' the b ( t
Mu Is m&nulaaturcd In the Urllcd Status annealed
tcrul with sheet copper , order *
! c rrcl i or rcjmlrlcK old ones promptly attended
to , Adilreei 1011 Saunaus kt 3 0-mC
r OST-On Friday , a brlndlo bull pup , fl\o month *
JUold , four white feet and tip of tall white , ha\lo | >
on a ima'l ' blacK leather o lltr , gets by tha came of
'Nip. " UeturntoK. Vulkrojcr , 2813 CnmlnKi Bt. "
35MI
nPAKKH UP A rod hultfer two years old with rail ;
A ouner can reclaim tbo same by fal'lDf on Win.
\Ve8teD.l ) veciort | uJ 84th street Omilit , tn d pay.
inn ( tail , lO-moji
T7 KATIIKILS- I wiles lend their feathers to Henry
JL1 Sincere to be o'enncd dyed anU ccjredalso | gen-
tlenuu'f clothlni cldtnoJ , a > ed and repaired , Imt-
clus work guaranteed , Dye Works , 1810 Jackson it. ,
olllce ! 05 bouth 13th tt. , Omaha. 2)7-10
E8T1I AY 1 hrce year ol d graj colt , with haro.ru *
on ; Ihid In frout. Ketnrn to 0. J.llv n , ooiott
Oummmg Bt , and Lowe A\cnuo. 814-1C | >
STKAUCDOIt BTOI.KN-An elht | ; to nine veir old
cow , white and bloo spotted with black oars aud
tfwilllrk' on'ori-lei ' ; ; onv Ulormttlon Icadiruto the
recovery mil be Kberilly rowaided b ) Ileury lligea-
torn , 21 ttnd Lake 8t. 268 U
; AKENUl' Twelve head of young cattle. Owner
can rciover name bycallliiK upon John if. Hoch ,
Milt dairy , noitu cf Deaf tt Dumb uyluin ,
608-W 2l-low6w
"fHIV % vaults , iluki and c | > ooli cloned at tin ,
1. ihoitett notice anil satUfaUloa guarautoedbyl f.
O. At1' ) . 0. Box 878 2 - p
Ji : , Btoveo etc. . tor i In bilck waic
l-ji I 1 and 813 Jootu Bt 797 U