THE OMAHA DAILY DEB : SAIDUKDAY , NOVEMBER 12 1802
WILL SUCCEED SHERMAN
Secretary Charles Fostsr to Represent Ohio
in the Scnnto.
WHY THE CHANGE WILL BE MADE
Slirrinnn iMir < lo Oc'vnle tlio Next Fan
Yenr lo mi Iiniortntit | MUtorjof
Hi * l.atft Civil Miir faltliirt
WaiTiixrrros BrtiRir < > r rue HBE ,
513 Foi'iminvtii STHKBT , ; i
WASHINGTON , IV 0. , Nov. II
Secretary Charles Foster of tha
department tvill soon become Senator Foster
ot Ohio. Senator John Shurman has
promised to rcslpn in favor of Mr. Foster nnd
if the touiuor of the Ohio icglsinturo is favor
able the change will bo tnajo early In the
icsilon of the legislature this winter. This
information TIIC Urn correspondent geW
from two reliable lourccs from man inli-
tnatoly associated with Secretary Foster and
Senator Sherman.
It transpires now that , a short tlmo bcfort
the Ohio legislature convonnil last wlnier ,
nnd tbo election of Seniiior Sherman's suc
cessor was to take place , iho latter determined -
mined lo abandon liU campaign for reelection
tion and retire to private life. Ho had boon
in Iho Un tttd Slates senate for a ocrlod ot
About twenty Dve years' in iho lower house
of congress eight ycnrs , had served two
terms as secretary of the treasury and being
nearly TO years of HRO fell lual ho could
Affora to retire to urivato llio rather ihnn
continue a struggle for re-otccllon which
promised onlv duloat. At a moment when
fcjhtrmau was about to rcllro from Iho Hold
and permit the election of ox-Governor For-
aker as bis successor , Secretary Foster wont
to him at his homo In Mansfield and ocgged
the senator lo star lu iho field forro-clootion.
Ho finally yielded , went to Coluinous and
opened headquarters and with the very
earnest stipnort of Secretary Foster und tne
Jailors friotids bo was successful.
Determined tn Koilgii.
Shortly after his ro-olcctlon iho senator
out word to Mr. Foilur thai within
n foxv months , or as soon m the tamper of
tbo legislature was right , ho would resign
and rocotmnund as his tuccossor the socru-
tnry of tbo lror.sury. Koconlly the senator
has Intimated that Ibo tlmo may bo soon as
tlio Ohio legislature convenes. Senator
Sherman desires to devote the remaining
days of bis vigor lo iho preparation of a
book upon Iho laic war. u will bo mostly of
loiters from bis laiciy deceased brother ,
General William T. Sherman , und will , il Is
stated , huvo many extremely interesting nud
uew features. Senator Sherman wants to
complete this work while ho possesses his
present mental vigor uuu feels Ihut ho has not
lone to wait ,
II is therefore expected thai ho will bo ex-
Senator John Sherman within a few weeks.
Senator Sherman called upon President
Harrison this afternoon and later upon Sec
retary Foster. In conversation with ttio
president und touchfuK upon the recent elec
tion Senator Sherman siilit thai the demo
cratic vlctorv was due lo tbo prevailing un
popularity of the McKinley bill. Il had not
had Utao to vindicate ilsclt and il seemed
for Iho present lo arouse feelmcs of ill will
upon tbo part of the mechanic nnd laborer
against the manufacturer , tbo former be-
liuvlng thut iho latter received dispropor
tionate advantages under Iho law. The sena
tor expressed the opinion that Ibo law would
Crow in popularity if permitted lo Bland , al
though be recognized In It some inequalities
which tbo republican ! ) would have modified
or rectified bad they been continued in
power , Tbo senator is looking well and
Imppy.
.May ll npioliit Spoil Iluntrrn.
1'rcsiclcr.t Harrison , will , ll is believed , ex-
ton d the civil service law so us to lake Iu tlio
eovornuient printing ofllco and Iho bureau
of cngravieK and priming.Vncn President
Cleveland was about to retire ho led as a
legacy an extension of the civil service law
over tbi ; railway mail service and the special
ngouts of the various executive dODnrtuionls.
Democrats in Washington who claim 10 gel
their Information from ihe confidants of tun
prosidcni-cloci say ihero will bo -clean
swccu of the department forces nol directly
under the protection of the law early. As u
consequence none of Ibo men now under ibo
civil service law will accepi tbo vacancies
existing iu Iho departments above ibo civil
lervlco prado.
It Is said ibal some clerks could bo assist
ants lo thu HeaJs of the department but
Ihoir glory nnd increased power and uay
-would only Insl ihree ninulhs. lu view of
Mr. Cleveland's bill of sale 10 J'ammany u ts
onlloved thai the headsmen will beclu'lbeir
work In March and show Illtlo mercy. Sotno
of the hlgnor oMIcora in departments knowIng -
Ing this bavo not yet returned to Washing
ton from the election and il Is surmised Ibal
they ara at ihcir homes arranging to re-enter
business as soon as the now regime lakes
hold.
hold.Wbnn
Wbnn President Cleveland drives down
Pennsylvania avenue to thu executive man-
Ion on the -lib of Mured bo will bo con
fronted witn Iho largest and most ravenous
lei olTuuimuarilra and ballet DOX stutters
from the south ttial bo has ever hoard of , and
they willhavo come for ino suolls and doler-
mined not to bo turned away. It is surmised
tbai Ibi-y will in many Instances bo disap
pointed us civil service luws huvo made iho
supply of patronage- small indeed ,
rri-parlni ; Morn Stiitm.
Colonel \\illiam H , McLean of Terre
Haute , Ind. , In saia to bo slated as President
Cleveland's commissioner of pensions lo suc
ceed General Knuin , Tills was the Informa
tion given todiy by D. I. Murphy , who was
chiel dork of Urn pension ofilco under Gen
' T eral IJIoclc , nnd who is now resardcd us the
* loading ' democratic pension authority in
'Washington. Mr. Murpoy has JUKI coino
Irom New York , where bo had talked with
Clavclniid'ti most Intimnto advisers , and il
was from ihoui lhal ho learned that Colonel
McLean would uudouotedly bo chosen lo
taite churpo of iho pension"oftlce. . Coionol
McLean was llrst deputy commissioner of
pensions under General rtlncii and was re
garded by republicans and domocrals as one
of tbe most popular uion then iu iho govern
ment garvlce. '
lie was sovt \ \ qualified for tbo plico that
n number of rupu uilr.au congressmen from
Indiana and cltoxrbero appealed lo President
Harrison { o retain him as deputy coinimi-
sloner under the republican administration.
I'rosidcnt Harrison did so for a liruu. and
Colonel McLean win uboul ibo last of ibo
prominent drmocrats to rotiin. Ilu hu < > re
cently been elected to thu f > tuto sctiuto of
Indiana , tnil lilt frlcnda hero suy Indiana's
sonata Is so overwhelmingly democratic that
bis service in thai capacity is not essential.
Ho was colonel of ttio Forty-third Indiana
regiment during the war , and was H power
among the soldier element al that time.
tivwt tor HID Army.
The following assignment to ronmcnts of
ofllccrs recently promoted are ordered : Cap-
lain William A. Shunu to iho Eighth cav
alry , troop Li , to duto from Ociooer 5. vlu
Wood , appointed professor United States
military lu-uduniy ; First Liomununt William
H , llcan to thu Kighlb cavalry , troop M , to
daio from October 0 , ! & ! * ! , vlco ShunK , pro.
moled. Ho ulll romoln on duty with tha
Second cavulry until further orders ; First
Lieutenant John J , Persblng lo ibo Tenlb
cavalry , troop U , lo date from October'JO ,
IblK ! , vice livuns , promoted.
The following transfers In the Fifteenth
infantry nro made : First Lieutenant David
D.Mitchell from coiniuiu ItocompauvD ;
First Lieuteuuut Alexis U. I'jxtou irora
comuany 1) to company I ; Captain Orin U.
Mitcliam , nrdnniico departuirnt. Is rolievitd
rrom inti cciion duty ut Midvuie steel
works , I'ullatlelphla , and will report lu
person to tba commanding ofllcer atVaWr -
vlllo arsenal. Went Troy , for dutv nt
i that arsenal , 'lha Jollnwing named olliccrs
aroaoiallcd nt Wlllotti Point , > i. V. . tor in
i strucliou in the torpedo service during tbo
tormcouimeucinc December 1 audNill report
i for duty nrcordlnglv ; Second Lleuteuant
1 Sidney S. Jordan , tfth nrtilltry ; Second
, Lleutenaut Edward F , McGlncbtln , Fifth
; artillery : Second Lieutenant Frank II.
Keoich. Flflu lufuutrj ; Second Lieutenant
Wills U'liio. Tenth infantry ; Second Lieutenant -
tenant \Voltor M. Wblimau. Second In-
fantry.
Civil ( > frvlco llui Cume to Stay.
Attorney General Miller docs not intend to
jilgoou onto these offenses ogalutt tbo civil
uwrtilub ircra reported durlu ? the icceal
THE MORSE DRY GOODS CO. I
SWBI1MK BLUM.
Toilet Articles ,
Always alive to the wants of
the public , this department di
rector never seems satisfied
with a gradual growth. Not
only to out do his best , but to
absolutely smother all former
records , by a brilliant and
magnificent effort tomorrow
and during the coming week.
We make the story short ,
the facts plain , the lists long.
We Carry Only the Best
Soaps at 5c Cake.
Diamond , large cake.
Glycerine Balls , Kirk's
Royal.
Soaps at lOc ,
Kastman's Aloha , Cleaver's
Unscentccl , Pure Olive Oil ,
Green Castile , La Parisienne ,
Cape May Boquet.
Soaps at 15c.
Shandon Bells , Pear's
Scented , Cuticura , Sweet Violet
let , Apple Blossom.
Soaps at 18c.
I'rench 4711 , Camelia B <
quet , Deletrez French Violet.
Soaps at 21c.
Packer's Tar Soap.
Soaps at 35c.
French 4711 , half pound
bars.
bars.NE1OK.WEXAR.
NE1OK.WEXAR.
New reefer scarfs in hem
stitched plaids and crepe silks.
Choice assortment at lowest
prices.
FAUNTLEROY SETS.
Something new , stylish" and
jaunty ; good quality ; reason
able prices.
ARTICLES for
the TOILET.
The stock today" is a pride
to us , because of its greatness
completeness , itought there
fore to be a satisfaction to you.
Top notch is the condition of
this stock. Strict attention to
the wants of the people and the
handling of only reliable and
serviceable articles , has built
a large and ever increasing
business.
TOILET WATERS.
Murray & Lauman Florida
Water , 21 c.
4711 Cologne , genuine , 55C.
4711 Florida Water , 5oc.
Maria Farina , Wicker bottle ,
650.
Colgate's Pansy Blossom ,
ounce.
Kirk's Shandon Bells , 23c.
Lundborg's , per ounce , 350
Lilly of the Valley , Violet ,
White Rose , Apponax ,
Sweet Brier , Popular Odors.
Lubin's Celebrated Per
fumes , 500.
Crown Crab Apple Blos
som , 5oc ,
Crown Lavender Salts , 6oc.
Pinand's Brilliantine. 35C ,
Blue Seal Vaseline , Sc.
Red Seal Vaseline , i2c.
Calder's Dentine , original , 2ic.
Dr , Lyon's Tooth Powder , sic.
Viola Cream , 3oc.
Patey's Cold Cream , 2ic. ,
Tappen's Swan's Down Pow
der , IOC.
Pozzoni's Dove Face Powder ,
2OC.
Pozzoni's Medicated Powder ,
Lubin's Nursery Powder , 150.
Palmer's Almond Meal , 2ic.
NEW ASSORTMENT
Hair , Bath and Flesh Brushes.
Boys' OVERCOATS ,
Anything bui .overcoat wea
ther , yet the overcoats are go
ing fast. Styles and prices arc
doing it.
For instance , Boys' Over
coats ,
3 to 10 years ,
$5,00 qualities are now $2.5O
$8.00 qualities are now § 3,50
$13.00 qualities are now jj 5.OO
And again , Boys' Overcoats ,
10 to 17 years ,
$7.00 qualities are now $3.50
$9.00 qualities are now$5.0O
$ 12.00 qualities are now $6.OO
$20.00 qualities are now $7.00
A word about our Boys' Two
Piece Double-Breasted Suits :
All wool cheviots and worsteds ,
plain and mixed effects , worth
up to $7.00 ,
Tomorrow $3,75
This is inducement enough
to be on hand early.
BOYS' ' SUItS.
For the great sales expect
ed tomorrow , this stock has
been made complete in sizes ,
and more than complete in
sorts.
If you are in want of boys'
clothing , every item should in
terest you ; it means money
saved to you.
Hero's n bip lot of thrce-ploco short
) > aut suits ; cheviots , worsteds , tweeds ,
homespuns , In fi/.es 10 to 1C years.
Youi * time is valuable ; wo simplify
the selection by inakinjr three lots.
Lot 1 $5.OO.
That means wi sell .vou all suits that
have been JO nntl as hipli as $0.
Lot 2--$6.0O.
Includes till ol our suits that have boon
$0.50 and up to S12.
Lot3--$7.OO.
Comprises anything in our stock that
has been $12 to S1K
King Waists , 55c.
No need to extol their merits , you and
everybody else knows all about their fit
and wear and price75c and SI. Iloro
is a laud-slide in price : 65c each buys
them tomorrow.
Bargain Basement.
Items of interest for the pru
dent buyer :
TIIHEB STYLES OF
Solid Brass Coal Hods
Regular $4.90 grade , $3.50
Regular $5.50 grade , $3.95
Regular $6.50 grade , $4.25
.lapanned , iluoorntcd and galvanized
iron conl lindUV. ; . l-ie , Me and t-Oo.
Pokers ; to , fle , To and 10c onch
Coal shovels , 7i- . 0.12i % , 16i2 < V eadi.
Ash selves land > 1-V each.
Heavy Galvanized Ash
Cans
in ti hill lint' of t-i/.os , at
25 Per Cent Discount
Kepular prices ransjo from $ " to S-V < 0
ouch. You save from oOc to ion every
purchase of these goods.
Japanned Coal Vases.
Heautiful styles. livery person who
has a lireplai-o'or urn to in their house ,
should have one of tlio e vases. No duster
or miis'inco nit ornament to your room.
1'rlcos rantje 8i.U5 : to $3.
China Department.
\Vo want your ( . 'IIINA and GLASS
"WAHtf trade , nnd will give you luoro
for your money than any exclusive deal
er.
er.Our basement salesroom Is now on the
NIMBLE SlXl'KNCI-i plan of SMALL
PKOl'Tl'.Stins is why you always llnd
us busv in tluit department.
This Week
We are more than busy open
ing beautiful new holiday
goods. We show you all that
is new and novel , and save you
25 per cent from crockery
prices.
That's What Counts ,
Another invoice of Japanese
novelties received yesterday ;
a beautiful line of the latest fad
in oriental ware "TOKANA-
BI" the Japs call it. Comes in
vases , rose jars , tea pots , jugs ,
and divers things of beauty.
The only line ever shown in
Omaha. You should see them.
MEN'S
Attractive gooils nt special prices al-
wavs makes this v lnp of our IHQ
STOHK a perfect beohlvoon Saturdays ,
Tomorrow will bo no exception.
Neglige Shirts 50c.
The. o tire luncy striped doir.otswoven ,
colors , fust and washable , dark colors ,
generous width and length , all sizes up
to 171.
Cassimere Shirts $1. $
Extra heavy weight , fancy stripes and
mixed grays.Vo heartily recommend
this shirt for its wear-resisting mmlitios
Flannel Shirts $1.50. $
liuautlful patterns , silk stripe , dn-lc
colors , strong , well made and full sizes
no scrimping here to save a few cents.
Men's ' Hosiery 25c.
Woolen and camel's hair so'ts : , coed ,
heavy , warm winter stockings , the kind
you pay Mo for elsuwliO'O.
Men's Underwear $1.50 $
Natural gray and tan colors , Jieavy
ribbed , warm , soft -no sticks or scratchy
burs to mnko life a burden. Try a suit ,
you will wear no others.
Ladies' Handkerchiefs ,
35c.
Silk embroidered. Haw Milk hns ad
i vanced will climb still higher before
the first of the year. Notwithstanding
tliis fuel wo secured "LUG LOT1' of sitU
embroidered handkerchiefs at even \
great reduction on old prices.
Tomorrow shall oll'orour purcha a
100 clo/.ons richly embroidered ladies'
handkerchiefs at 85c each. Our early
importation of these same styles sold
freely at 50c
Buy your supply
for Christmas Presents
Now ,
campaign , now that tbo sijoko of battle has
clonrcd away. Mr. Miller is looking iulo
information submitted to him by
iho civil service commission wilh
a view to vi/orous prosecution of the
offenders. Ho has already sent Iho panels
in two South D.ikota casus to tbo united
States district attorney of thai locality witn
instructions to prosecute if there is sutilricnt
ovidenca lo convict. Ho has two otner cases
before him now , relating to the collection of
campaign funds from federal o Ilk-era
in Alabama and Louisiana , bui no
nas nol directed iho disirict uitornoy
lo act In Iheso cases. The civil serrico com
mission also has iwo more cases which il ex
pects to lay before tbo atlornoy cenoral at
un early day , bui ihu localily of tbo otlenses
uro withheld for iho present.
President Lyman , bead of tbo civil
service .commission , returned this
morning from Connecticut , wboro he
went to vote. Mr. Hoosovolt has also
been absent during tbe campaign. "The
election has served to give another possible
justification to the civil service system , "
said President Lyman today. "Tbero has
not boon nn election in uany years when so
little abuse of the public service ha ) oc
curred. The fact thai Ibo commission
bad made BO few complaints of
offenses emphasized Iho general acceptation
ot the civil service Idea. Tim politicians ap
pear to hnvfl accepted it ns conclusively as
iboso who nro coulomntuously referred lo as
'reformers. ' Not a single case caino before
us iu which the managers of thu national
committee had In any war transgressed the
civil service laws. Such offenses as wo
have recorded huvo occurred In remote lo-
ca'ilies ' and are duo undoubtedly to Ignor-
unco of the luw rather than to an intentional
purpose lo violate it. The civil service sys
tem has corao to stay. "
.Mlftri'llHiiciiiig.
Scinccl ; Ford was toJav apnolntod post
master at Ozirk , Jackson county. Iu ,
vlco Tuomas Hoyd resigned.
Nebraska's two senators nro expected bore
next week. P. S. H.
Tlio Ollh-lu-it AViiy to Cure ) Cold.
Do yon wish lo know tbo quickest way to
euro a cold I Wo will toll you. To cure u
cold quickly it must bo treated bafuru Ihu
cold has become soulod in Iho system. Thu
tirsl symptoms of u cold is a dry , loud cougn
ana sneezing. The cough is soon followed
by watery expectoration and the sneezing by
a profuse watery discnargo from iho nnse.
In severe caios thi-ro Is a thin white coaling
cm the tongue. What to do ? ll Is only nec
essary lo take Chamberlain's Cough Komeilv
in doublu UOJBJ cvcrv hour. That will
greatly lessen the suverilv of the cold nnd in
munv cisns will effectually counteract it , and
cure whut would have OBOU a covoro cold
within ouo or two davs1 time. Try it and bo
convinced , t5 ! aud 5'J cant Dottles for sale by
druggists.
HUSHING PUBMO WORKS.
Mrevt * Tluit Will lt Imprntml Iliifciro tlm
Collt WlHllllIT fl > \ * III ,
Next Monday morning K.uz A : Callahau
will bopw Iho grading of ino Miliutrv read
from tuo Hamilton street viaauet to Urant
street , and for the period of ubaut ten dura
the neopio roildinf ; In that portion of iho
xitv will have to do u little walking if they
Kel down town , us thq motor tracks .vill betaken
taken up wnllu tlio prndliig U under wuv.
'Iho cut on tbo street u ill run from tbreo
to eleven feat , with a llgai fall In one or two
pluecj. Tbo heavy cut makes It unposslolo
to KMdo the street without romoviii tlio
tracks , Tno city authorities are uuxlojs to
have ibis street pruaed this fall , and It is
the Intuntloa to puvo Hamilton street to iho
viaduct aud Military avenue from that point
to the city limit * next season , This , how
ever , is with the unaerslaadinc that the
county uses u port lor. of tbo proceeds of the
fl.VJ.tKA ) of raid bonds In improving Military
avunuo from tbo end of tbo city pavement.
llu h Murphy , the contractor who has the
contract for ropavluj : Loavcnworth from
Sixteenth to Tivonty.uintU street , has attain
commenced the pushing of tbo laying of the
brictt and promises to have tbo street com-
plolt-d wltbiu ten Uay . The delay in tbo
work ha > bctfii cauiod by l he scarcity of
l > avln brlcK. Tbo demnud for this material
lias Beeu so Croat Ibis season that nearly all
of tbo nrlck puviuc icon are for behina oa
their contracts.
Next weult tbo Standard I'avlnjr compaoT
will begin the laylui ; of asphalt on tbo
several streets oa whlcb ll bos soouroa tbo
contracts.
Al the csiou of tlio Hoard of Publlo
\ \ ems held yesterday afternoon , the con-
ircct for the "reconstruction of the sewer in
district No. 1 , In the alloy between
Dodge and Douglas , and from Sixteenth to
Twentieth street , was let to Hnmann &
McDonald , tbov beluir Ibo lowest Didders
for the work. Their bid was f 1.30 par lineal
foot for an eight-inch , onu fi.CO for a ten-
inch pipe sower.
111 Oldi'li Tillies
People overlooked the importance of pertca-
neatly beneficial effects und were satisfied
with transient action , out now that it is con-
orally known that Syruo of Figs \vlll per
manently euro habitual constipation , well-
informed people will not bur other laxatives
which act fora time , but dually injure tbo
sy3tem.
THEY'RE SINGLE AGAIN.
Jiiilco Keytar Umlops Several of Cupld'i
.Stupid llluntluri.
The divorce mill was presided over by
Judpo Keysor yesterday nlternoon anil
several misflt marriages were declared off ,
freeing the interested parties from the yokes
which palled. *
Mary Hasson had but hula dlfttculty in
proving that her husband , Anthony , bad
been a brute o' tbo llrst water. Ho bad
failed to furnish food for Iho family , and not
only that , but ho had kicked tbo woman of
his choice into the street and the cold ana
cruel world. The coveted decree was
{ ranted.
Sarah Robinson had n husband named
Daniel , and sbo also had n tale of woo. ThU
uusbaad , Daniel , had nicked his wife about
tbo premises , and not satisfied with that , ho
had broken three or four of her ribs , The
plaintiff went out of court with her divorce
in her pccKot and tnocu < > toav of the cnlltiivn.
At ono lima Alice L > . Smith had bad n
busbund who.o naroo was Harry. Harry
was mcst anything but a good husband , and
besides being ugly and nppljini : the rod bo
had too frequently looked upon the wino
when it was red. The woman in the case
was rewarded by being furnished with a
decrco which has shut nor of Harry.
May Llndhosl bad onjoynd tbo company
of tier husband. Frank , only about six
months. After that ho whipped her , knocked
her down and toro bur dresses Into strings ,
refusing to buy more. This plavful conduct
resulted in a separation , and now a divorce
bas followed aim the ex-wife gets her maid on
name , which was May Cook.
The "No. 0" Wboelor
& Wilson , with its
porfrcteu tensions , uopor nnd lower , is the
only lockstitch machine that makes nn elastic
seam. It Is the dressmaker' . * favorite on that
account. Sold by ( Jeo.V. . Lancaster & CJo %
fill S. 10th street.
llul tlintr Permit * .
The following permits wore issued by tbo
superintendent of building * yesterday :
John II. Mason , uvo-story and basement
brick sturti , Thirty-ninth ami I.eavun-
wnrth ' Hir ets . 115,000
John I'runcK iwo-sturv und busoiuei.l
( rainit dwollln ! ! , Tlilrty-sevonth and
M ibon slreets . h.OOO
Tour minor punnlts . 450
Total
Jcnoranco of the mnrlts of DeU'ltt's Little
Karly KUerJ is a misfortune. Tbojo llttlo
pill ) regulatethrt liver.cure headache , avspep-
si3 , bad bro.ua , constipation and biliousness.
.Murrlugu l.ieriuoi.
The following nrirrlaijo llcoasos were Is
sued by County Judge Eller yoiterday :
Namuand address. Aso.
I Crank Ii. Dudgeon , Omaha ii'i
I llcrtliu Meyers. Omalm 1
11'cr AiiL-nst Kdqulst. Omuhu HO
I Anna riirUtamt i > Wullandcr , Omnlm. . . T
I Jnhu Iloiu , ElUliorn , U ?
. f Mary Uruguu , KUhurn . . . . " ' ,
Deserving Confidence Tuero Is no article
which so richly deserves the entire confidence -
dence of tbo community as llrowa's Urou-
chlal Trochei. Those suffering from nsth-
aiRtla aad bronchial diseases , coughs aud
colds should try thorn. Price i5 COOK ,
Real estate.
estate.only. .
My word U good ,
W. G. Albright.
6iil-a-3 N , Y. Lifo bldj ,
DUN'S ' REVIEW OF THE WEEK
Very Little Interruption to Trade on Ac
count of the Election Occurred.
PROSPERITY REIGNS IN EVERY SECTION
lupreccdriiteU Activity In Muiiutuctiirlnc
Centers , ana IluslnvkS iiveryivliero Ke-
jiorted Good Clearing House State-
incnts OnVull Sstrcet lor a Week.
New YOUK , Nov. 11. K. G. Dun & Co.'s
weekly review of trade says : The presi
dential election has interrupted business lo
some exlent iu all paru ol the country dur
ing the past week , but by no means as much
us usual , ana at utarly all points the volume
of trade has been fairly maintained ana tbe
unprecedented activity of industrials has
only been interrupted by tno election holi
day. The uionoy markets have not been dis-
lurbed , though worklup somewhat closer al
several imporianl potnls , and foreign neces
sities und the scarcity of commercial bills
hnvo caused some decline in foreign ox-
chango.
itrimrt * from titles.
Trade at Boston has been fairly aolive
with wool from Illinois fully employed and
the consumtnton largo. Tlio wool market
had antlcipalod an ndvuuco in pnco which
did not occur , though sales amounted lo
1,000,01)0 ) pounds. Colions were firm and Ihe
mills are all busy. The bool and shoe lrr.de
is moro quiet , leather sleuuy.
At Philadelphia most trades have boon
dull , but iron is llraier. Manufacturers of
tobacco are pressed to tlio full capacity.
At Baltimore business Is good , with col-
ectionj better than won ) expected.
At PHUbunr iho production of Iron in
creases , but also the demand , and the gen
eral tone Is slightly bolter than before , wilh
large orders for wrought pig. Glass , es
pecially plate , u in largo demand.
Trade at Cleveland U good , ibo demand for
manufactured iron exceeding the capacity of
ibo ii.iils , which in many cases nro working
close. „
Business at Detroit is very tavoraulo and
at Cincinnati foundries ! are running full
time.
time.At Indianapolis trio trade In drugs Is ex
cellent , Kuccipts of products nl Chicago
were curtailed , but wholesale trade was
largo and llio demand for monov is heavy ,
the weal drawing largely upon tbo Chicago
supply.
Less than the usual Interruption occurred
at St. Louis , The railroads are crowded , ol-
ferings of grain being unusually large.
Colder woalhor i tup roves trade aud collec
tions at Milwaukee ,
Some Improvement i scon at St. Paul and
trade at Minneapolis'Is''materially better
than last year. u
MitUfucKiry 111 Onmliii.
At Omaha uusmess is "satisfactory.
At Kansas City trade is healthy and at
Denver business and tilluctlons fair ,
Prospects are moriv cmcuragiug at Louis
ville. , r ,
At Nashvlllo trade is fair and at Little
Hock depressed by tbo small receipts of cot
ton.
ton.At
At Memphis tbe election interfered to
some extent and al Now Orleans business is
at a standstill , though cation advanced in
price and tbo demand for cotton is good.
Tbo government crop reports indicate
smaller yields tbau were expected of wl.cul ,
only MW.000,000 bushels ; of corn only 000.-
000,000 bubbuts und a very small vl ld of cot-
tun. Wheat is monger than a week ujn ,
with DO great cuaugo in corn and oats , but
moderate trading iu either. Cotton bus
risen ovar oue-half of 1 cent with sales of
-Iso.COO baloi on Thursday aloiit ) , exceeding
by UO.OOO bales the largest previous record
for any day.
The output of piR iron November 1 , was
Iil,0s3 tons weekly , on increase ol 13,053
tons over the mouth of October. Deliv
eries of rails for the year are small , proba
bly not over 1,260,000 tons ; bar * are more
active , owing to car building , hut plates are
quiet and now orders for itructural work ore
scarce , copper is In moderate demand at
ll c ; tin hardening ut l0T'c ! , and lead weak
ut W IK ) . It has been the dullest era known
for anthracite coal , and tbo Hoadlni ; finds
it lerminnls crowded , through only working
Ihreo days In thq weelc. Thu bituminous
trade bas been nclivo and increasing.
Business in dry goods has been dull. Wool
was active and many shoo factories will require -
quire their lull capacity until Christmas to
till their orders. In spite of storms the
movement of live stock at Chicago is larger
than a year ago. Stocks declined with some
rolling \Vednesdav , but were strong with
covering of shorts on Thursday.and the mar
ket continues in the bands of traders , indi
cations from Europe are less favorable to im
ports ot gold.
The business failures occurring through
out the country during tbo past sevoa days
numberSlO. For the corresponding waaa of
last year the figures wereSi'l. '
CLKAKINCi HOUSK STATEMENTS.
Omuhii still Continues to Show an lucreaie
Itpportu from Other Cities.
NEW YOUK , Nov. 11.-Tho following table
compiled by Bradstreot's gives the clearing
house returns for the week ending November
10 , IS'Ji. ' and the percentages of increase
or decrease as compared with the corresponding
spending week lost vear :
CITIES. CLEAltl.NGS.
New Tort MJ.T.V.Mi.i ) | . . . .i 1G.O
Chicago IUI.lTS.r > T > I
iloiton W.WJ6I8 r . |
M. I.uiil 9.1
SanTranelnco M. !
iHltluioru 14.04UI4S . . a. ?
13..VS.M111 , I ' . ' .5
ClDdnrmtl 15.irjl.S10 T.ti1
Knii-in t'lir lo.oai.lM . .
iluftalo 4.0 ,
OUlHYlllO sicisisjcl
'
c.rolt T.CC4.2II
s.4 , a
Cleroland JU. < !
JM.lll.l { 0.41.
'rovldi'iicu. 1U.2
ipnrur . . 3.1
Bt.l'nul .ri.i l 1 7 , . 14.1
iiilloiiaunlU 2.745.V.T1. 3J.O
' ( 'olumbui. o. . IH.O
iloustun. . . . . . .
14.G
illclmiuuil -M3I.7I. . 7.0
llartforrt
I'ortlHiui. ore "iii
Waililncion ,
1.7T9.1GI "i'j
'corln 1.IA7.IO <
l.i'v..OV.i i v
ball I.nko Cllr 10. : ,
f-l. Jo epli
Ilillulh IW.2
Hocliu&ter . . S.3
.Mlanln
New lluvfti 7.0
tu rlllBll rill C.I
\\orrentcT IB.II
I'urlluud. Mu. . . 11 I
'ori Worm 17.1' '
' ' 8.7
lKlir.ji | ! 'io'f. '
Wui'u ! " 'ails
lea Mollies
ilrunti KHn | .MU.ilO .1.4
Norfolk 20. &
i.si
VVIIiniiik'ion , Del
Teroinn 1'JJLUU '
Lowell li iu.ii' > : 27.
Lincoln K'J-J.IHl'
WIcUllH
lllrmlnjim.ii . . 'J.I
l.eilnk'1'm. Ky 4W.tl.il ' '
New iiuiHuril 01.UO. 'ik'.s
4JI.5J1 4.6
Illnclittmluu 'T2VtlO
Havunniili
lli'lcnu
vr. Mlrli
Sxi.lll
IJreM Kiill 4 I.Ml !
Kiuixirlu. Knn Mi3l
Onlveoton C.7IS.7BJ' S3.7
Total UnlU-d bUte . . . | l I.IW.UTJ.W ' II. ' . '
OnUlile New Vortc . I Ml. il.iv.T1
Duliilnli ) ! ! ol
MsntruL. . . . . lU.Ui ib
Torunto. . . . U , .Vrf.Jt X , n.o
lUllf.l. . . , VUUM U'.C
llamlllou J3J.T41
Tot l
lilt wculc'i lotali.
\V.\I.L hTKKKr I'OU A WKUIv.
bpecututlon on tlin iiecllnn Iteudereil the
Mnrlict Very ( iiilot.
MEW Voiic , Nov. 11. Dradsireot'a weekly
review of tbo stock rnnrUet ay ; Although
little covorlnj ; of short cantracti oa Satur
day and Monday last gave a rather strong
tone to prices , tbera was no market worthy
of the name just before the elec
tion. Speculative work really began
on Wednesday , which resumed its
strength with the Rtroat , when the public
was completely Informed as to the outcome
at iho polls. The tirst facts upon vrlues was
indicatlvn of surprise , mlnglea to some extent -
tent with apprehensions that the corning
change in the national administration in
volved Immediate and radical alterations of
fiscal and economic policy. While consid
erable bearish nressurc was brought to bear
on Wednesday's market , the remainder of
tbo week has witnessed u. return to normal
speculative feolinp Kith a reappearance of
tbe bullish tendencies that Uavo uocn a fea
ture for some time.
Tbe niar ; 3t is not a wldo one and is plainly
subjected lo Iho same professional manipula
tive influences which have played such a con
spicuous part of late. Europe bas taken lit
tle part iu tbo action of the money market ,
anil continues to be an obstacle to the devel
opment of any general Dullish movements.
In tun connection tbo unexpected and sus
tained advance of foreign exchange at
tracts attention and creates a gooa deal of
consorrutivo sentiment. Sterling exchange
it still a good deal below tbo cola importing
point , tbe high rates for money hero beinc n
tonctblo bar to any operations of that kind.
Nevertheless , the action of exchange In tbo
face of a moro seenro feeling in tbo London
money market is a disappointment , und in
dicates thai foreign capital bas not as yet 10-
gulnod its Intoroit iu this market. Thu
feelers of ibe market con'.inuo lo bo found
among Ibo specialties nnd a few stocks ,
which , for lunciblo reasons , were attractive
to tbo professional tak'iit.
AinuriL-iiii Cholera ,
l-Vmrn Hie DiiilUtriitle ; , li'/intnim / , H'asb
"T. ( ! . nurnott , the democratic candidate
for sheriff , wu < taltoa violontlv lit at Clear-
brooK. Ho had all llio symptoms of Asiatic
cholera , and for an hour or two it was
fuuroa ho would dio. Tney finally gave him
a iloso of Chamberlain's Colic , Cholera and
Jiarrhica KeuieJv , which revived him until
a physician arrived. " Tnat is precisely
what the manufacturers of that meuicino
recommend for cholera. Ssnd for a physi
cian , but clvo ttieir modicum until the pby.si-
clan arrives. If cholera becomes prevnleul
iu this country next summer this prepara
tion will bo In great demand bec.iuso It can
always bo depended upon. For sale by
druggists.
.Murvrlciiii , ( irutrtli of licrlin.
In ibis ago of aurpmos not the least of
them has boon tha ubtot.Uhlni : increase in
population of Germany's vast metropolis.
Wo can Und no parallel to It nnywhero , not
excuptini ! tbo United States. When its
suburos are taken into Its corporate bound
aries , wbicb will bu done in a short time ,
tbo beautiful city of Berlin will contain up
wards of 3CK)0OliO ) Inhabitants. This will
make it the second city iu the world. In
next Sunday's Uuis Frank U. Cor-
pcntsr. probably the best posted.
American newspaper correspondent
on European matters , will glvo some intor-
osllug lacts about this great municipality.
Our numerous German patron i cannot afford
to miss reading this lollcr.
NOMRDO , Iowa , April 1C , , IS'JI. '
Dr. J. B. Moorp , Duar Sir : My ivifo has
used aooul six bottles of your Trco of Life
nud thinks that she bas received greater
benefit from it than any modtclno sbo has
over lukon. Yours iruly , L. H. BurKicr.
Gcn'l Agunt and Treas. West College.
Since receiving the above testimonial , I am
In receipt of a letter and chocK from the Hev.
L. H. Lufkin of Toledo , Iowa , April 25. to
send flov. J. W. Konwortb , Crostllce. Kan
sas , six bottles of Mooro' Troqpf Life.
For sale by arugglkts.
ONK FA1CK KXCUIIS1O.V
To thu City nf .Mexiuo "nil Itoturn.
For the mooting of the American
Public Iloalth Association and Interna
tional Medical Contrrcss , to bo hold in
the City of Mexico November 29 to De
cember 2 , 1892 , the S.iutu Fo route will
sell tickets tit one lowest Hrst-cltiss faro
for tlio round trip.
This IH nn oxuoUeiit opportunity to
visit Mexico , ono of tiio most dolipUtful
trips iintitfiniiblo , at vi-ry little co.st.
A Bpociul iiiirty will leave Omnlm
Saturday , Novoiubor 10 , nnd join u laro
r.nrty . from Boston and otlior oiislurn
cities nt Kansas City.
The faro for the round trip from
Onmha is only $04.Ml.
For further information nnd re3orva
tiou of Pullman aiTommodiitioiiB cullen
on or address , M L. PAI.MHU ,
Passenger Agent Snntu Fo Huuto , 1310
Farnam St. , Omaha , Neb.
A Nu\v r.iiKlitiiil 1 liuiikngUIni ; Illnnor
IB worth tr.ivollni : u long distance to
obtain. All Now Knglund points can bo
reached in the shortest time nnd most
comfortable manner by the Lake Shoro'a
'Chicago and Boston Special" leaving
Chicago dally at 10:30 : n. m. , reaching
Boston next afternoon at HMO and inter
mediate points nt a correspondingly con
venient hour. Close connection is ulsn
made with all diverging lines. 13. P.
Humphrey , T. P. A. , 727 Main St. , Kan-
pus City. C. 1C. Wlluor , West. Pass.
Agu , Chicago.
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Had lived 17 * ti/is / reat ajeoj oUrs ,
tlewould Recalled jor BULL DURHAM
To snoKe 17 * f/is / pipe , - .
And been rr\errier \ Under its powers ,
Thousands of Smokers
The Millionaire in his palace ,
The Laborer in his cottage ,
The Swell on the street ,
The Sailor on his ship ,
Comfort-lovers everywhere ,
Prefer Bull Durham ,
Blackwell's Durham Tobacco Co.
DURHAM , N. C.