An Ogden Registry Olerk Steals a Pivciago
of OraaLa Monoy.
IT WAS BOUND FOR A BANK HERE.
f Discovery of tlio Cunning Scheme
VVliluli Ho Worked , ItcauUhiK in
Ills Arrrftt nnil tlio Uccov-
cry of the Cnsli.
n , Colo. , Fob. 11. [ Special Telegram
to THE DBB.J The nrrcst yesterday at
Ogdcn of Nelson H. ( Jcorgo , lalo postal reg
istry clem , at the Instance of 1'ostofllco Inspectors
specters Waters , Fusscll , Wilson nnd Pat
terson , brings to light a very cleverly con
trived attempt to rob the registered package
pouches of n big mnoimt of money. It ap-
pcni-s that n pnckaga registered No. 200 , sup-
ixi'ted to contain iOUU , , was sent from Snc-
. ranionto , Cat. , on January 10 last , addressed
to 11 b.uik In Omabn. Some six or cluht
days after Its dispatch Inspector I'attcrson
vrnlUtil into the Denver ofllee nnd showed a
tclcgi.un from the Omaha bank Unit tha
Iwltauc hnd not been received and another
from 1'ostofllco Inspector Waters , nt Clmy-
emit ? , stating thnt the postmaster at Ogilen
tiold Urn tccolpt of the Denver ofllco for It.
' .The latter message was in response to nil in
quiry from the inspector as to whoso receipt
they held. It was necessary for the paekago
to KU through the Ogdcn oHlco Dcfoio trcnuli-
ing Oenvor , on Ha way cist ; , nnd each post-
inoMi'r through whoso hands U passed would
to mnilrod to give his receipt for It to the
proi cuing oHlco. Tbo package wo received nt
Ogdcn on January 17 nnd should have loft nt
oncf.
Four days later Gcorgo substituted another
ono for it nnd boldly pocketed lis contents.
lie then proceeded to ohnngo the llirurc.i on
another package from twenty to iiOO and sent
it on In place of the ono stolon. By this
clevi r ruse ho managed , of course , to get t
retvipt from Postmaster Corcoran , and calcu-
lati-d that any trouble thnt might arise sub
sequently would bo laid to the door of
the Denver register department. Nntur-
nlly , though , an investigation was
soon ordered 03 to the fate of the
K , ( < ( V ) hutitllo of greenbacks. The pouch
liooUs were thoroughly overhauled by Super
intendent Walter Sanderson at this city , and
5"vni found that a register No. "OU from
"Willow Urcck , Mont. , to Boston , Mass. , had
in rived nt this end the same day as the pack-
un(3 from Sacrumento should have arrived.
Jloth packages In the ordinary course would
ri mom tuunamo way and In the same pouch.
U ho light was commencing to dawn upon the
battled ofllclnls , and further investigation
only increased their suspicions that the
Boston package was n substltuto.
"Working upon the clue Inspectors
Waters and Wilson went Immediately to
Ogdcn , the natural result being the arrest
of the embcz/.lcr.
It is understood that there nro two ch nrtros
ngalnst Gcorgo for similar offenses , and It is
( llnicult to snv to what extent this cunning
fraud has been worked. The ottlcers will re
cover | . ' , , SX ( ) from hlin.a portion of which they
hare already laid their hands on. George Is
meanwhile held In fo.OOO bonds to answer to
the charges of embezzlement nnd grand
larceny.
Tlio Host Mineral Waters
Are from Kxcclslor SpringMo. .
Kcgent l.s nature's toulo and diurutic ,
Sulpho-Sallno Is n mild laxntlvo.
COJll'A IIISOX8.
IIo AVouhJ. llntlirr Hnvo Hill Slcn
Than Sonio .11. I''H
Dunujj , Feb. 11. [ Special Cablegram to
TUB BKK. " | William Kodmond , spealtlngat n
largo meeting- yesterday , said that they had
been told that only hill men were on their
side. Ho would rather have the lionost hill
men on their side than many of the Irishmen
now In parliament. Some of Mr. I'arncll's
opponents wanted to spit upon the memory
Of tbo men of 1M > 7. Was this agitation for
Independence a movement Implying that
everyone would bo forgotten with the excep
tion of Sir Willlnm Vcrnon Harcourt nnd the
Ilnpllsh liberals ) If so It would bo ono from
which men of spirit , like .Emmet and Fltz-
perald , would shrink. Allusions made
Dy other speakers to tbo effect that Mr.
Parncll would maintain bis position , wcro
loudly applauded.
Miss Besslo H. Bcdloo of Uurllngton. Vt. ,
bad a disease of the scalp which caused her
liair to become very harsh and cry and to
fall so freely slio scarcely dared comb It.
Ayor's Hair Vigor stave her a healthy scalp
nnd rmido the hair " beautifully thick and
TMIK OCKA XJEXCUltSIOX.
of tlio AiiKiixta Victorin
A'lxit .loriisulein.
JAFFA , Palestine , Fob. 11 , [ Special Cable
gram to THE Ui'.E.J The steamer Augusta
Victoria , Captain Albors , of thu Hamburg.
American packet company , has arrived horo.
The weather proving fine , the ! KJ. > passengers
landed at once nnd proceeded to Jerusalem
A band of twenty musicians under the Icail
vrshlpof Ilerr Aschcr , conductor of operettas
nt the Concordla theater , Hamburg , is or
board the steamer. A newspaper , whose
stcd comprises two editorsIs daily published
ou board. The doings of the excursionists are
duly chronicled and tbo publication ntforJs
much nmusuiiient. The work of setting the
typo nnd printing is nil done on the ship.
No grilling , no nausea , no pain when D
Witt's Llttlo Early Hirers are taken. Smal
plll.S afopill. Host pill.
A Uroil : IHxpciisntloii.
ST. Louis , Mo. , Fob. 11. [ Special
gram to TJIB BUR. ] Archbishop Kenrlckhn ?
Issued Instructions to the pastors of his dl
ocoso as to tlio observance of the lenten sea
non. In regard to the use of meats lie says
"I nvo will , bo given by dispensation to us
thorn on the following days Sundays , Mon
days , Tupsdnys nnd Thursdays , also on al
Saturdays except the Drst Saturday after th
llrat Sunday of lent and holy Saturday , "
This Is the broadest dispensation that has
aver boon granted in this dloucso and it prac
" " " ' abolishes the lentcn fast.
A slight cold If neglected often attacks th
tsngs. Brown's Bronblal Troches glvo sure
nnd immodlnto relief. Sold only la boxes
I'rlco 25 cents.
_
Rrnkcmnn nnd Flrouinn Killed ,
GIIOVKIANI > , N. Y. , fob. 11. As tbo rcsul
of a collision between the Lacknwanna express
press nnd a wildcat engine last night a nuin
bor of cars wora demolished and Jame ;
Powers , n brnkcinnn , and Allwrt Englchart
a fireman , were killed. Jninos Powers , en
gmocrof the express and uncle of the brake
wau of that name , was probably fatally In
Jured. Tbo other trainmen were injured , bu' '
will recover.
_
Gossler's M'aglo Hcadacho Wafors. Cures nl
bcndacbcs In " 0 minutes. At alt druggists
a lllg Debt.
LiVEUt-ooi , Fob. 11. [ Siicclal Cablegram U
TUB DEE. ] Tlio BanK of England has ro-
turucd to the liank of Franco the flrst Install
wont , JCI.000,000 In French gold , of th
3,000,000 , borrowed from that Institutio
during the recent financial crisis In England ,
The gold Is being returned ns received. There
bos boon no necessity for untucking.
Two llrnkcincn Killed.
ST. Louis , Mo. , Fob. 11. A vrostboun
Wnbash train and a St. Louis , Kcokuk i
Northwestern freight train collided at Ingle-
ilde , near hero , this morning. Drakoninr
Hush and Kcofer of the Northwestern trail :
were killed ami the otlior trulnmou injured
but oot fatally.
T 'Jim Uganda Situation.
PAHIS , Fob. 11. [ Special Cablegram U
THE BRII. ] The Soldo says that tbo king o
Uganda , under French influence , has rofusoi
to recognize the English protectorate an
that tbo Kast African company's agents hav
re tired from the neighboring country.
Do Witt's Llttlo Early Illaors ; best Ilttl.
Jillls for dyspepsia , sour itotnach , bad breath.
\
JIOIISR'S
Bpcolnt Mililln Underwear Snto Still
Continued ,
1 lot Indies' Mother Hubbard goAfna
with tucked Voko , oOc , worth 75c.
1 lot ladiev govvn , with tucked yoke
nnd orabroldory trimming Too , worth
I .UU.
1 lot Indies' Jlothor Hubbard gowns ,
yoi < o of embroidery nnd tucks , 88c ,
ivorth $1,23. ,
1 lot flno' band ombroldorcd , hand
tucked nnd hand sewed French porcnlo
Kowna , worth S2.50or / $1.50.
Snoclal lot corset covora nt flOc and
; ladles' drawers , 60c , 75c mid Jl.OO.
Lndioa' skirts , 7Gc. $1.00 nnd * 1.M.
Infants' slips , pinnlnp blnnkots,8hnvrlR ,
ilresaes , &e. , nt spoolnl prices on this
ealo.
ealo.THE
THE WORSE DUY GOODS CO.
Sc'iintc.
WAsnt\nTON- . 11. In the senate today
lr. Harris Inquired of Mr. Spoonor , chair
man of the ( ' 011111111100 on cluhm , ns to the
bill pasted by the house for tbo payment of
the findings of the court of elalms , In
which bill , ho tmlil , many Tonncnueansvero
Interested.
Mr. Sj > ooiicr explained that he had exam
ined the testimony accompanying the llnd-
ings of the court in some cases included
In the bill , nnd ho found that it did not Jus
tify tha action of the court In the mnttor
of tno loyalty of the claimants. IIo had
reason to think that during tholast ndmlnis-
tratioy the interests of the government in tno
court of claims had not been faithfully rep
resented and protected , Ho liml not there
fore feltjustlllcdln icportlng tbo bill.
Mr./TclloroiTarcd n resolution , which was
agreed to , calling upon the secretary of the
treasury for information ns to silver pur-
hascti under the act of July , 1800.
Mr. Morgan offered n resolution , which
wai agreed to , calling upon the secretary of
the interior for copies of the regulations for
currying into effect tbo land forfeiture act of
September ' "J , 1SSH.
Among the measures taken from the calen
dar nnd passed was the senate bill to au
thorize tbo construction of a bridge across
the St. Croix liver between Wisconsin and
Minnesota.
Consideration of the naval appropriation
bill was resumed in reference to the slto of a
dry dock on the I'aclllocoast , whethurou
Pupct Sound or the Columbia river.
An amendment recommended by the com
mittee , leaving It to tbo secretary of the navy
to dccldo upon the alto of dry docks , was
advocated by Messrs. Dolph and Alltchcll ,
while Mr. Allen argued for the amendment
llxlng Port Orchard for the site.
Finally Mr. Allen's amendment was agreed
to Vco3 ! U , navs IS
The leading of the bill having boon con
cluded , Mr. Gorman offered an amendment
providing that no money bo used for the
purchase of or payment for nrmor or gun
steel unless It snail have been submitted to
public competition by advertisement.
Mr. Halo offered n substitute that no con
tract bo made until its subject matter shall
have been submitted to public competition
by advertising.
Mr. Gorman accepted the substitute and it
was agreed , to. The bill was then passed.
Mr. Wolcott , from the committee ou civil
service , reported back without recpmmenda-
tlon the senate bill to secure profcrenco In
tbo appointment , employment aud retention
in the public service to veterans of the lute
war. Calendar.
The copyright bill was taken up , but laid
aside informally , and a number of bills on
the calendar passed. Among them were tbo
senate Joint resolution to continue in force
tbo laws of Nebraska in Oklahoma until
July 1 next. The senate then adjourned.
House.
WASHINGTON" , Feb. 11. In the house today
thosonnto amendment to the house bill to fix
tbo rate of wages of certain employes of the
government printing ouko was non-con-
currod In.
The senate bill passed to establish tbo
record and pension ofllco in tbo war depart
ment.
The house then wont Into committee of tbo
whole ( I'ayson of Illinois in the chair ) on the
legislative appropriation bill.
Mr. McAdoo of New Jersey spokont some
lencth against the shipping' hill. Ho told
the members they could not in this congress
vote a direct subsidy to ono interest and next
refuse to subsldbo the farmer by voting
aijainst the subsidizing scheme. Once the
subsidy system was entered upon , its prog
rcss could not bo checked.
Mr. Fitch gave notlco that If the shipping
bill passed a committee would bo appointed
in the next congress to Inquire lute the iinn-
ncr in which Its passage had been secured.
Mr. Farqubar of Now York aiked Mr.
Fitch to I a lit line n man and not deal in
Innuendos.
Mr. Hland and some others shouted out de
nunciations of the subsidy policy , and there
was a hot exchange of words between
Messrs. Bland and Farquhar , the latter de
nouncing the silver lobbyists.
General debate having closed , the reading
of the bill continued. The paragraphs rela
tive to the civil service commission were
passed over for the present , and without dis
posing of the bill the committee adjourned.
How Ho AVould Mnlco n modern Xows-
papcr 1'rolltablc.
OIIICAOO , Fob. H. [ Special Telegram to
Tni ! BEE. ] Judge Blodgctt has on bearing
In the United States district court n litig
tlon to determine vfb.it part of tbo capital
stock of the Chicago Times is fraudulent.
The case Is a relic of the time when James J.
West ran a trief , but brilliant courto as
editor of the paper. Among tbo evidence In
troduced today was nn Interesting- letter writ
ten 'by West to ono of the stockholders
during West's ' incumbency. 'From this icttor
tbo following extract Is taken as sliou-higlho
policy of the editor :
"It Is the province of a newspaper to make
them fear rattier than to make love. A
goody-goody paper won't pay and never has
paid. What I would like to do , here , Is to
ralso hell from ono end of this city to tbo
other and that is the best way to win and
make thorn useful to us. My wife says I
have no friends except those who are afraid
of mo. "
M'EIISOXAI , VAll.lGll.U'US.
H. H. Hart of Chicago is at the Millard.
J , \V. Johnson of Sutton Is at the Casey.
W. I. Taylor of Missouri H nt the Murray.
Paul Morton , an old railroad man , U In the
city.Lafo
Lafo Hlgglns of Auburn was at the Casey
last uk-lit.
J. C. Teller of Denver was at the Millard
last inqht.
J. Q. Toxvno of Erie , i'a. . Is in the city , at
ibo Millard.
I' . T. Blrclmrd of Norfolk U registered nt
tko Murray ,
David Marshall of Wymoro Is In the city ,
at the Casoy.
J. T. McClure of Kansas City Is roglstoroa
at the Casoy.
M. H. Obondorf of Chicago was at tbo Jlur
ray lastuight.
A , W , Goo of Cleveland , O. , U in the city ,
at the Murray.
G. E. Howard of Now York was at the
Paxton last night.
J , K. Dickomuna of Newport , Vt. , was at
tbo Millard last night
0. W. Kthloy of Logan , Utah , was In the
city last night , at the Pnxton.
W. P. Tibbltts of the Denver k RIoGrando
railroad Is la the city , at the Paxton ,
William Poolo. of tbo firm of Poole Broth
ers , Chicago , Is lu the city on business.
Harry McCormick nnd wlfo loft for Chicago
cage last night via the Burlington.
J , II. Palmer , assistant general agent of
tbo Burlington at St. Louis , Is la the city.
Hurt A. IJranch , traveling passenger agent
of tbo Chicago & Atlantic , railway , is In the
city.
city.W.
W. F. Bechel , auditor of the Pacific ox.-
press and L. A. Garner , superintendent of
the American express , started for Chicago
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. M. A. Johnson of Minneapolis and
Mrs. Ij. E. Hock of Milwaukee , mother and
sister of Mrs. J. S. Homo , are visiting with
Mrs. Homo and family at 2050 South Twentl
eth Btrcct.
TRAVELS BY LAND AND SEA ,
A. Tour of Europe with Cabin Passage , Rail
way Fares , Hotel Expcnnei , Guides , Etc.
Prepaid , and Guaranteed ,
IX PLEASURE EXCURSIONS IN AMEHICA ,
i
The Itco'a Matchless OfTor to So *
llcltont for Subscribers to Its
Sunday nnd Weekly
Editions.
Arrangements have been effected by the
publishers of TUB Bnr which cnablo us to
make a novel and attractive offer to parties
who are disposed to devote their time and en
ergy toward procuring now subscribers for
THE OMAHA vVHBiur BEK or TUB SUNDAY
Hir. between this date and the 10th day of
Juno next
This offer will bo open only to parties solic
iting subscribers in Nebraska , Iowa , South
Dakota and Kansas.
A careful record will bo kept of nil sub
scriptions forwarded , and the awards will ba
made without partiality.
Tins Kuropcnn Tour.
To the person that will secure the largest
number ot cash subscribers for THE thmu
KEKLYlJKBor Tins SU.VIHY HUE before
Juno 10 , Iblll , will bo given VRKK OF COST A
ItOU.NI ) TIIIILLIIOTRAX TOUIl TICKnT. Tills
ticket will fncludo llrst-class passngo
from Now York to Europe nnd return.
This Includes also all traveling , hotel and
sight-seeing expenses. The trip will bo mndo
with nn excursion party gotten up by Mrs.
M. D. Frozlcr of Boston , and will bo in
charge of competent guides. The trav
eler lias no cares -whatever. The
tour covers all tno principal coun
tries of Europe England , Germany.
Swit7orland , France , Belgium , Italy and
tticir principal cities , Including London ,
Paris , Brussels , Itorlln , Homo , Florence ,
Venice , Milan , Genoa , etc.
SEVKNTT-TIIIIBE DAYS Or SKHIT-SEEIXQ.
The party starts from Now York July 1
and returns to that city by September U ,
Taken hy nny Individual alone , this Eu-
ropotn tour would involve an outlay of at
least $700.
American nnd Citnndlun Tours.
For the second largest list of subscribers
wo offer n frco ticket from Omaha to faan
Francisco nnd Los Angeles and return.
Magnificent mountain scenery , the beautiful
Golden Gate , the land of sunshine , fruits and
flowers. ' 'Who has not seen California will
not dlo happy , " Travel Is on educator , and
to properly appreciate the vastness of our
great country ono must see Its best features.
For the third largest list of subscribers to
the Wcr.Ki.v or SUNDAY BEB wo offer a ticket
from Omaha to Quebec nnd return. What
could bo grander than a trip down the bcuutl
fill St. Lawrence In inld-surcmcrl To con
template the beauty of Thousand Isles Is de
lightful. How much moro delightful to visit
them when with verdure clad.
And all this pleasure for obtaining sub
scribers to the \Vr.r.KfT nnd SUNDAY BIK. ;
For the fourth'.largcst. list of subscribers wo
offer a frco ticket from Omaha to Now Yorlc ,
Philadelphia nnd Washington nnd return.
There nro no points on this continent of
greater general interest than these thrco
cities. An American citizen has not com
pleted his education until bo has seen the
seat of government. The persons and points
of Interest lu Washington are innumerable
and to the intelligent observer a visit there is
fullof Interest. NewYorkrand Philadelphia
as the commercial and financial centers of the
country are always Interesting.
All this sight seeing and traveling given
away tor obtaining subscribers to the
W BEKI.Y or SUNDAY Bni : .
For the nf th largest list of subscribers wo
offer a frco ticket from Omaha to Niagara
Falls ami return. Eversinco yout childish
wonder was aroused by the description in
the old school reader of these wonderful falls
you huvo desired to sco them. Here is tbo
opportunity. A most delightful excursion
and ouo without expense , given for securing
subscribers to the WEEKLY or SUNDVYBEE.
For the sixth largest list of subscribers wo
offer a free ticket from Omaha to Salt Lake
City and return. Tno famous ilormon city
is fast becoming n Gcntllo city , and will in
timolosomuchof Interest. Now , this sum
mer would bo a good time to visit the boom
ing city. Gnrflcld Bench is of course in
cluded'in the trip. This summer resort on
tlio lake is a delightful plneo to pass a foxv of
tbo hot su miner days. Why not secure n
number of subscribers for the WEEKLY or
SIINIIAT ur.K and take the triu'
For the seventh largest list of subscribers
wo offer a free ticket to Denver nnd Alamtou
nnd return. While a shorter trip than any of
the others it combines many pleasant fea
tures. Denver the queen city of the plains-
is always worth seeing while the health and
summer resorts of Mnnltou are delightful in
deed. Health-giving , Inspiring , restful
amldsublhno scenery what trip could bo
more restful I All this pleasure for securing
subscribers to the SI'XIUY or WEEKLY BEB.
Condi tloiiH.
Now what are the conditions upon which
these tickets are given awayl The securing
of the largest list of subscribers to THE
WEKKLYor SUNDAY BKE. No newspaper in
the west is so well and favorably known and
solicitors have always found it an easy matter -
tor to secure subscribers. THE BKB'S sub
scription list has nUviiys kept pace with its
reputation and it desires to add new names to
its long list of friends. Being at all times a
people's paper It makes friends with all
classes.
The subscription price of THE Wfir.Ki.v Br.B
is $1.00 per year postpaid to any place In
this country or Canada , or ? 2.00 if sent to a
foreign country.
Tun SUNDAY Bnn is J2.00 per year , but
Omaha subscribers for THE SUNDAY BEI :
will not bo counted in thh competition.
Get up a list. Have your friends subscribe
for tlio paper. Sample copies forwarded
free on request.
Persons desiring to compcto fcr ono of
these prizes will please say so when sending
in their first orders.
Itoinittanco in full must accompany every
orJer.
"Two six mouths subscriptions or four
thrro months subscriptions will bo counted
as ono onlor.
Try the Imperial Champagne. , Itsbo < pjotls
delicious ; it is perfectly pure. A bottle with
your dinner will Invigorate jou for u day.
Kid gloves that nro soiling for 50c ,
75c and 81.25 nro odd sizes , ( all now
Roods ) from Foster's , Courvoislor , Jou-
vin and other best makes In black , tans
and other good colors only they are
mostly In sizes 5 } , 6J , 0 , 0 } , 7 , 7i , 7i ; If
you wear nny of thcso sizes corao nnd
buy what you want for the whole year.
THE MORSE DRY GOODS CO.
Tlio Votcriiu Firemen.
Fifteen member ? of the Veteran Firemen's '
association met last night in the police court
room and transacted some routine business.
A resolution was introduced for the purpose
of admitting to tlio association all veteran
flrciuoii In the state of Nebraska , but the resolution
elution was defeated.
It was decided to hold the regular meetings
of the association quarterly on the first day
of January , May and September.
Victor White went to Chicago yesterday.
THE POIMT.
From a Catholio Arch *
Msliop down to tbo
Poorest of the Poor
HO all testify , not only to Ui
' '
virtues of
ST. JACOBS Oil ,
The Great Remedy For Pain ,
tut to its superiority over all other remedies ,
It Cures Promptly , Permanently ;
which moans strictly , that the pain-stricken
icclc a prompt relief with no return of tha
) * lu , and this , they eajr , St. Jacobs OU will
giro. Ilils li iu cicclleucu.
CLOTI M
MKN'S DEXPAR./TMEXN/T.
Sale of Trousers , 83.7
We make a point every season to close out heavy weight Trousers
before the arrival of spring goods , This week we will have the biggest
bargain sale of fine Trousers we have ever had ,
Remember , $3.75 will b.uy some of the finest fabrics we have had in
stock this season. Sizes are somewhat broken , but so many lots have
been consolidated that all sizes can be fitted. They arc in fine fancy
worsteds , cassimeres and cheviots. Plenty of large pants for big men.
Mail orders will be filled with the
same care and attention that any cus-
'tomer ' would receive in makinghis own purchase. Send mail orders
with the understanding that you take no risk ; as if goods are not satis
factory they may be returned at our expense.
BOYS' LONG PANTS , $1.50 AND § 2.00.
We have accumulated a large lot of Boys' Long Pants during the season and will offer them
at this sale in two special bargain lines at $1.50 and $2,00.
BOYS' KNEE PANTS , 50 AND 75 CENTS.
*
We mean to clothe the smallest as well as the largest , and will olfer a bargain line of Knee
Pants at 50c and 75c , which are worth a great deal more , but arc remnants and must be closed
out.
LAOOMIS & oo.
WITH 111K lIVJjLS.
This Wealth , Brains anil Experience
of Wall Street.
NEW Yonir , Fob. 11. [ SpecialTelegram to
THE BKE.I The most effective argument In
Wall street for the bull market Is not the
financial or railroad situation. It Is tbo un
animity with which too leaders have placed
themselves upon the bull side of speculation.
It is remarked that such a combination of
wealth , brains and exparieaco has never been
united in producing a bull market. Banking
powers , which represent billions of invest
ment Interests , are naturally bullish. The
weight of their Influence Is supplemented by
that of Gould. His hand is plainly percepti
ble in the market. It'nppeara ' la every fluc
tuation of Missouri Pacific. But though tbo
plans which ho is * maturing may not
yet be completed and require llmo
for development , there is no douut as to tno
position Mr. Would assumes in regard to the
market. Vanderbtlt's Interest is on the same
side. All the operators of the lirst Impor
tance are avowedly of n bullish opinion. The
list is bonded by Cnmmaclc , whoso fortune
was accumulated by operations on the bear
side. Ho Is now a pronounced bull. In tbo
same category are authorities on the marnet ,
like S. V. White , Connor and Slay back. All
these gentlemen have largo following which
share their bullish views. Traders and the
beads of commission houses like Hnllins ,
Messrs. WormserVhoeler , Jones , Boll. Tal-
cott , Drummon-l nnd scores of others are also
convinced of the reality of the coming rise
and are dealing on their conviction.
NebrnsKa , Iowa and Dalrotn PoiiHlona.
\VASIIINOTOX. Fob. 11. [ Special Telegram
to Tun BEB. | Pensions were granted to
day to tbo following Nebraskans : Original
Hiram Clay , Jacoh Barbo , Jninos vV.
Wcsterflcld , Wllholm Peozker , Joha Hamp
ton , IsaacIIenry , Charles A. Hodman , George
W. Russell , John Gustus , William II. Slmoa-
ton , Ira W. Bailey , David Shilling , William
A. Earl. George W. Woolsey. Inore.iso
Calvin Bradshaw , John T. ruca.s. William
F. Triloff , Jared P. James , Calvin Douman ,
William Kotchless. Thomas J. Harter , Hiram
C. Plumb , Ularonco S. Sawtcll , Henry P.
Klingcr. Original widows , etc. Kate ,
widow of Watt S. Sherman.
Iowa : Original George J. Halnor , Ellas
Henley , Hugh Stonnett , Charles A , Herzog ,
Jacob Tumor , Elijah Brown , Samuel F.
Moore , Houben Barker , \Villlam Wort ,
Lyman Ij. Hotchkiss , Frederick Trombloy ,
Daniel Carabaugh , Georfio D. Vanbeek , John
K. McCuilougb , John Barr , William Dale ,
Andrew J. Bcsack' William W. Pugh , Will-
lam B. IligginsVilllam H. Harrington. Bl-
brldgo G. Carll , Hiram Plummcr , Jacob Ken
dall , John Burke , J.tmcs EartonVHHam \
Hinclman , Daniel W. Yount. Increase John
P. Barnard , Peter Braver , Seth F. Ankenoy ,
Hugh M. Blakeloy , Charles B. Boardman ,
Henry C. Pickerel , Edward O. Smita , Hoary
Vott , Valentino butz , Dorsey W. Trump ,
Iloswcll 1C. Sopor. Holssuo Lucas Vandor-
Hndeii , John A. Itovrun , John Scanalun. Ho-
issue nnd increase Nathan D. Lowlos ,
Michael II. StcclJtnlth. Original widows-
Sarah E. , widow of Frederick C. Ellsworth.
South Dakota : Original William H.
Pratt , John Yoo , Lars J. Langlo , Joseph
Han kin , Emmet Sayer , George K. Hazard ,
William W. Airhart , Daniel Parkhurst ,
William S. Cushman , Frank A. Fussett. Uo-
Issued navv Augustus Bruoll , Henry
Nolt.
Statistics of Farm Animals.
WASHINGTON , Fob. 11. The estimates of
the numbers of farm animals made at the
end of each year and returnable to the de
partment of agriculture-havo been completed.
There has been llttlo change in number *
except on the Paclftci coast and in certain
portions of the Hocky niountaln area , where
the winter of 1839-90 ivas unusually severe.
The losses were especially heavy on
the Pacific coast. The number of
milch cows la lUplO,591 , , an increase
of GO , 70S from > , last year. the
other cattle aggregate , 80,87r ,643 , including
tlioso in ranctios. Tbo estimated numbers of
sheep is 4,4.'I1,1I0. ; ! ! ThoHondency to increase
of numbers ia scon in most of tbo states. The
aggregate number of jawlno U 50,020,10(1 ( ,
showing a decline of nearly 3 per cent. The
average value 1s t.lfi a decline of 57 cents
per head. The scarcity of corn caused the
slaughter of stock hogs In poor condition ,
tending to glut the market and reduce the
price temporarily. iff |
Reciprocity with VenoT.uola.
NBV Yom ? , Fob. 11. A Washington spe
cial to the Times says : It Is understood tbo
president nas roidy forannounccrao.it a proc
lamation of reciprocity with Venezuela simi
lar to the agreement just reached with Bra
zil. This agreement was reached by the ex
orcise of the powers conferred by tbo last
session of congress nnd will take effect , ac
cording to report , about the same time as the
agreement with Brazil.
Powder I y in the City.
T. V. Powderly , general master workman
of the Knights of Labor of tha United
States , arrived. In the city lait night , and
today will depart for Lincoln , whore ho will
attend the state assembly of the Knights
that convenes tomorrow. Besides lending
bis presence at tbo meeting , Mr , Powdorly
will Uavu a word to say.
Sometime ago Poatraastor McKclvoy of
THE STANDARD COCOA OF THE WORLD.
MOST APPETIZING-EASILY DIGESTED.
The VAN HOUTENS process renders their cocoa easy of
digestion and develops in the highest degree its delicious
aroma. It is an excellent flesh-former , fifty per cent , greater
than the best of other cocoas.
VAN HouTEN's COCOA
"BEST & GOES FARTHEST. "
* S"VAN HOUTETTS COCOA ( "onct tried , ulirayiniod" ) I * Oa eritfml. pnr , soluble'
Cocoa , Invented , made nnri patented In Holland , nd ! tn-tlitjr belter and
mar * laluhla thun any of tbeuuin roti > lmltullnn > . In fact. It lifttnerallr rwlralt-
ted All orerKuropeland acompAratlr * tait wllloftBllprovoltbat noofArrCocoaftiualsthii
IiivcntiiiIn mlubllltr , aer enhl tute an J nutritlfe qualitlei. "Larctat ulo In the
world. " Aak for ViN IIoUTEM'a AMD TAKE NO OTBIR. U
BEGGS
HERRY
IP YOU have a moderate cough ,
IF YOU have a hnrd cough ,
IP YOU hrrro a tight cough ,
IP YOU have any cough at oil ,
and if all other cough syrups have
failed , try BEGGS' Cherry Cough
Syrup. It is positively guaranteed
to relieve nny kind of cough at once
or no pay. Price 25c. , 50c. and § 1
per bottle.
For sale by all drncgists. If your
druuaist does not keep it in stock ,
or will not procure it for yon. ac.
cojit no substitute , but semi direct
to tlio luborntory of Bcpss Mfi ; . Co
Chicago , Ills. , the jinco named
arid they will forward , prepaid , to
any part of the U. S.
I took Cold ,
I toolr Sick ,
I TOOK
RESULT :
I take My Meals ,
I toke My Rest ,
AND I AM VIGOROUS ENOUGH TO TAKE
ANYTHING I CAN LAY MY HANDS ON J
felting fat too. FOR Scott's
mulsfon of Pure Cod Liver Oil
and Hypophosphitesof Lime and
Soda N ° r ONLY CURED MY Ill < * i | > -
i ; iit Consumption HUT IIUILT
ME UP , AND IS NOW J'UTTINC
FLESH ON MY BONES
AT THE RATE OF A I'OUND A DAY. I
TAKEir JUST AS EASILY AS I no MILK. "
SUCH TESTIMONY IS NOTHING NEW.
SCOTT'S EMULSION IS DOING WONDERS
DAILY. TAKE NO OTHER.
Nebraska City wns elected a delegate to this
mcetlup. The members of the state board
refused to recognize tlio postmaster ns a
member in good standing , and canceled his
commission. Ho at once appealed to I'ow-
derly , who will attempt to suttlu the trouble
that < ixUts between , McKelvoy nnd the
Knights. If this cannot be accomplished , a
spirited session is anticipated at Lincoln.
If thatlndy at the lecture the other night
only know bow nicely Hull's Hair Kenower
would remove dandruff and improve the
hair , she would buy a bottle.
Biilliliuir I'crmic ? .
Tbo following pormlti wera Isiued by the
superintendent of buildings yoitorday :
City of Omaha , two-story brlok cnulno
houso. Thirty-sixth nnd Jacksuu
$ 4,600
C'liy of Omiihu. two-story brick
house , .South Twenty-sixth and Surlng
ntruuts . , . 0,300
City if Umiiha , two-story hrlck ciulno
tiuiiMi. Thirtieth and Hpaldlnir b I routs , 5,0 > D
City of Omnhii. two-story brick uiiKlno
house. Thlrty-llrst mreut and K < 1
Urullthton avunuu . , . 4 , SOT
Four minor purmlU . 1,100
Total . K3WO
"RflVTVQ iroun meriTS AND
ff\f JLU i3m NAIINEB
Commencing Tliursdtiu lob. ICith ,
An Especially Important Eagageinout ,
The talented youns Actress ,
CORA TANNER
,
In Martha Morton's I'oworful Konmntlc
Dr.imS
fees * W
An Absorbingly Interesting Play. A Comp
any of I'rojihicnt 1'luyers. A Gcnulnu
Dramatic Surprise. Superbly Rcnutl-
fiil Costumes.
Sine opens Wednesday at regular prices.
GERMRN THERTRK.
Gcrnania Hall , 19tli and Ilarncy.
SUNDAY , FEB. 15TH.
RRLx. IDA. OORD
In the tllto rolo. lleacrvcd aeata on Sale now.
EDEN MUSEE.
Will Lawlnr , Mnnagor. ( 'or. 11 th and Farnim
WEIIK OK FUIlllUAUY Mil.
The Xo'jrnsi.i ' 1'rlplut.i. Three Ilrnutlrul lint 01.
The Arinlcnn } lonff ( * ie.iu. Cnpt. llalctnln pnlnti
with Ills foot. The Human OMrlrh , Hill .Inno * oils
gla ii mid Crocker/ . The llnintlftil Miirtln Hitters
flcarrlpllvo Huntr , "Thu Ijimu CUara" Paul I.ilri'w :
fcinaluInipfntonntor , Itim.t 8h.tno , Irlth cumcUUiiitt
Andoraoit llros. , notul fclnecm , nnil u ho.it of other
attractions.
FOR MEN
Old Jlon , Wo l ( M ddlo iieod men , Prema
turely old Young Mun , brlim l > u l < hprhiiry
sti'p. brlRht eye , strunnlh. umhltlnn nnd do-
slro by use of Nerve 1 leans. They correct
youth's errors , euro nil nerro troubles. $1 box
six bovus STk Nerve Iloim Co. , Duirnlo , N. V
Buly by Uoodman Drug O'o , 1110 Kurniiin Bt
Omalm
FRENCH SPECIFIC.
A POSITIVC andparmammtCUPCiorall
dlsoaiesolthe URINARY ORGANS. Cures
whore othtr treatment tails. Full directions with each
bottle. Price , on dollar. See signature ol E , L.
STAHL For Goto By All Druggists.
OMAHA | Callona'1ilru < < a W. J. II. Bllrllt-
AVOOI ) , 4W Xuw York Life Ilulld-
SCHOOL OF
lie , Omalni , Nobrnilcn ,
TELEGRAPHY.
TRADE MARK Tin O D AT TRADE MAHK
KNULIBII HIM-
inr. AD nnfall-
Inir cnrnforSom-
Inal Wcnkneu ,
BpiTiiisterrboe * .
Impotency &nd
all dl9 < ma > tbat
follow M a se
quence of Btlf-
ntnuo ; m I.ou of
uroRi TAtm ' . ! ue AFTER TAXIRD.
Tain In the Hick. Olmneii of Vision , I'remitun Old
Age , andmnnr othtr dlse e that lead to tJntnltj
or coniumptlon nn < l a primatura Kr ? e.
tWfull pift-tlculnri Inour pamphlet , which we de-
lira to tend free by mall to ever/ one , fTTho 8pe *
clflo Medicine li ( old at II pur package , or ilz pick-
axel forl& , or will bo nun ! froeby ui&Uon receipt of
the money , by addrenlnn
THE GOODMAN DRUG CO. ,
1110 FAUNAS ! BTllKliT , OMAHA , NEB.
On account of eountorrnlti wo liar * adopted th *
telloir wrnDD" . tha only uouulnc.
EXCELSIORSPRINGS&
' " . - WATERS" ! :
Hilure'i Tonle , Diuretic end Urio Solvent.
SOLD ONLY IN IIOTTLCS BY
C D. MOORE A CO , , Agti. IMS Dodye 81.
FISCHER'S
ICE TOOLS ,
Double Markers.
Plows with Lift
ing Cams , Tongs ,
Bars and Fischer's
Improved I ce
Hooks.
* - >
§ _ _ & _
Tayk
SOLE AG-ENTa
Omaha H05 Douglas St
NEBRASKA
National Bank
U. 8. DEPOSITORY , OMAHA. ,
Capital , - - - - 40OOOt
Surplus Jan. 1st , 180O , - 02 , 800
Officers nnd l > lrcct < --llonry W. Tatos , I'ronldont ;
owl9U. Itoetl , Vlco-I'rtauloit ! ; JnnieiV. . ijuvauftf
V.Morao. John H. Collins. U. O. dishing J. N. II
Tatrlck. W. II. H.lliiKhei , ciuhtor.
/TI-1E1 IRON BANK.
Corner 12tli nutt KnrnnmHts *
A General Hanlcliu
HOTEL.
Tito Slurnttt , for. lltlt nttit
IH the n\unt Hul > Ht < inftnllu cHii
Hotel llnililliit/ OiiKilui ,
ftrlclt / / ! inillH i-iniiiliiif from
to roof. AII tin' williiifH ninl
Jlooi-H Unfit irttli AMlH'Httmin jn-oof
lining , titiililni/ iini tHnllilt ; di fulfil
quick. t'irtn'm' < tiH unit Jh-e it In nit M
tlirutti/lioiif tin'- tinlltlliiifttcHin liviitf
lutt find < ' < > ld tfitti'f ntut Niiiinlifiicin
. ' ' ' ' - . TnblK '
i-uoni. iniHiii'jniHHfil
I'.t't'i'M < ni/-
If/lt'J'C.
B. SILLOWAY , Prop.
W. S. ROBINSON'
Clicmlst nnil Assajcr.
formerly lu Chemical Tinhnratury of the Union
1'uulllu Knllwuy Uuinpiiiiy ,
Special Attention Given to Ores ,
Waters and Oils.
1112 Dodge St. , Omaha , Neb
the licit tn.tilp , niul li oM
everywhcra. Tlili la the
Inil t-I Shoo. Ilnvaru of toil
tatloni. I'o lthcly inino
t i ttamped
on tlio nolpi ,
Sa Shou. "
J.MDVHSACO. ,
41 l.lofoli SCr.et ,
. .CIfKloC3Ui3ltv :
jitlTtiJDJUj
mixer , W.J
for iMnp
po , C.r. .1 Uroinlli * H.ilnm , | [ vlE ( frrrlr , Hlld , o.lb
l , liilU.aw turr t. af Pl.ttrlcltr lkr * mli kll WKAIC
1'AKTH , rcibirlux U > u IIIUI.1H i.il ( h.UKIil IH HIItUTII
El.ilrU iMrr.nt la , . tlttu .
Ktlt mlly r we fnrl.lt ID CMh.
HKH .nd . , r , , , iot | ( ; o il.l.J. _ I" ! up. rlc Mi-.r.
-tr fct |
t'ctnale liMii , lhc mu l | > % cful feroltriffuulor fir *
letlly ult * NcvrUll. l > , | * ip * " * txnrlac ( iumpfof }
imiculau. Ad licit L1U.S UKUC CO. , Uufilg , W. r.