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VOL. 1
PLATTSMOUTII, NEBRASKA, TUESDAY, A PHIL 10, 1883.
NO. J8.
ALWAYS AHEAD!
BENNETT & LEWIS,
THE LEADING GROCERS!
Core; to the front with
Staple and Fancy Groceries
FltKSII AND NICK.
We always buy the best poods in the market, and gijranteo everything
we sell We are sole agents in this town for th sale or
" PERFECTION" (I ROUND SPICES,
ANI THK (.'ELEBKATKO
BATAVIA" CANNED GOODS,
Nothing f.rnr in the market. Piatt's "Tiger" brrnd of I5.il tiui ore Oyster
always r.n hand. Come and se 113. We -w ill make you glad.
THE DAYLIGHT STORE!
Full -Line General Merchandise.
Pull Line General Merchandise.
Always on Hand,
Always on Hand.
Hottoui Prices for Cash.
SSoUoni Prices for Cash
JOSEPH V. WECKBACH.
BURLINGTON- ROUTE
(.Chicago, Burlington &. Qulncy Railroad.)
! Kit-cant i.'-'V t'oachF. VarV C. vii h iVr l!r.-1
jiui: Chair it;-i fori. i-'mo-la,.' '.-i. wii cr-
vovia C'i-:rr. Jv.i.-.-T Sio ' 'a: ..o-i :
rJie famoiiri C". ' .S .. Ii:;si.r ar.ru. L-.uyt--
irrom Chicago .t Kanajs Okt, Lni-' t: -V. c::r.'-: '
Bluff.-i, Chli-'ap'Ti new um. iiiCo,r- !
b-eph. Af?h'jKn ft T;-t-i. On!; tUj'iph !:r:t h j
ltwpf!n Chicajro, I.inooin Lss.ri-r. TUr vie:i ca ,
IbtHween !n.ii naviii. .t Conn-il Bio-':-, Tin. IYo-i.i. j
IA.I1 connections ni.vl- i: L.ii:n :j '. it ... I
jkaown as the jreat THKy Vlill CAU LINK. f
Finest Equipped RaHrocd in the
r. J. POTTER. 3d Vico rrw't and Gu'I Xacar.
THIS CELEBRATED
DEALS
ft wfi mm
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bw
BROS.,
Hardware, Stoves and Tinware.
The best and moat complete assortment in the city. In the KOCKWOOD
ULOCK, 1 wo doors west of Carruihs. Call and see us.
A FINE LOT OF
MACKEREL, LAUUADOKE HERRING, TROUT, "WILD WAVE
COD FISH, Aiso ;i choice lot of
LEMONS .XTX) 0l AX? CSS.
We buve a C110 etook of
aSQIGE FAMILY GR Q CERIES,
Fancy Brands of
MINNESOTA, KANSAS AND MISSOURI FLOUR.
I have in xtock a fine line of
Queens ware, Glassware, Lamps,
" &c All our good are new and fresh.
Will EicliaDge lor Country Prate. . Linseed Oil Meal Always on Hand.
Next door to Court House, Plattsmoutli, Neb,
JUT,
.1 complete tek of
!-.c!;d Train c? Kit e . Pa v Coaches anj Pul!
::..r. IV.Ir.rt Si.ping tYrs art run daily to and
i! -iii it t.:u -". -a Hiii.:i.Ui, ' "lint'V. Keokuk.
i?t';i. Cs;nr HaviJ. snl Albert Lea to St
Paul ud:I :i;ine.?r'.lis: i'urUrCar with Peclinind
1 airs to ana iroisiftt. i-ouis nni l'eona anu to
(ii:l fioni 't at; I (.i'tumwa. Only one
c!.ar.;i' 0? rars Iftwa St. Louis and Dea
).oiu:. Liucoiu. Nebraska, and lf nver.
t.VjIovnrj:j.
it u ui.iv; n.uy r.uiuittxt to bo the
World for sil Classes of Travel.
rrr.CirY.VI. LO'A'ELL, Gen. Pass. Ag't, Chicago
AX FOR SALE BY
US IN
T M XTRPKLSL & CO
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK.
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C yjj
:.tt S&r f " '"'vktf "iA "'i'iwl - y-j.
Orders takn for WILSON BUGS.' SHIRTS.
IWKKII
liROS.
HOARD by the DAY or WEEK.
JnFoYOUBlSn
James Me,
P.LRilurDhv
Corner Pearl and Seventh Streets,
-HEAL.ER3 IN ALL KINDS Ol"
Lumber, Sash, Doors, Blinds
MIXED FAZCTTS, LIME,
BTJILnDZISTG- PAPEK;.
The Pl,ATT8MOUTII HERALD
every facility
In Every
catalogue
LEG-AL BIliISnKlS,
.TJOTIOIsr BILLS,
SALE BILLc
Ozzr StocJc of
And materials is large and
ORDi.ES .33 "ST MAIL SOLICITED"
PLATTSMOUTH
Subscribe for tKe,I)aLy JReraLd
OPERA IICUSE
C J.OT1I I BvItS,
--AN I)
CENTS FURNISHERS.
POST OFFICE
Kews Depot,
STATIONERY. NOTIONS.
MASON & HAMLIN
ORGANS
HENRY K. MILLER and
CENTRAL
RESTAURANT.
P Meals at All Hours.
OYSTERS IN SEASON.
PUBLISHING COMPANY
for first-class
has
Department.
s i Pamphlet Work
COMMERCIAL
iirTiisrca-
BIcltlTc JPajpers
complete in every department.
HERALD PCB. CO
TELEGRAPHIC
WASHINGTON NEWS.
The Otoe Reservation.
The Tax on Tobacco.
HKl(iMiI ASCOlNotL.
Wabhinuton, I. C, April Hit hard
Crowley, if New Yrk. hns rt-bi(;nel tli
position of iecial ainiatant counsel for
tlie United lutta in the preparation of
the alleged i-iertion fraud cces in Houtli
Curoliu.
1N Til K BUCK r.IrT.
Charles II. liowau, reprchentiu the
Excelsior Mauufactunujj Coinpauy at
Beaver Dam, Wis., and .1. N. Williams,
alius the Mystic Laiiguaj; puidislicr, at
Detroit, Mich., were todti v declared eon
ducting lrauduleut hcheiaes, anl their
u'lines placed on the black list of the
M)Bt ollice ilepartmeut.
SALE OK Tl IK OTOK I.ANJlH.
Senator Van Wyck has beeu urging the
interior department to order immediate
sale of the Otoe Iudiati lauds in Kansas
aud Nebraska, notwithstanding the
house of representatives neglected the
nenator's bill, which was deemed neces
sary fur u complete sale. The apprais
ers have finished their task, and they
value the lands at from $4 to $10 per
acre. .Secretary Teller will protect all
the iuterestH, aud the sale will be made
about May 1st.
THE EXI'OKT DRAWBACK.
The commissioner of internal reve
nue says the allowance of the export
drawback, tinder the provisions of sec
tion 33tfG, Revised Statutes, on all snuff,
tobacco, cigars and cigarettes entered
for export ou aud after May 1st, 183,
will be limited to the tax ou articles of
this class in force on that day, as fol
lows: On manufactured tobacco, in
cluding unull", eight cents per pound.
On cigars and cigarettes weighing over
three pounds per thousand, three dollars
per thousand. Ou cigarettes weighing
not over three pounds per thousand, fifty
cents per thousand.
AN ORDKIt FliOJi THE I. O. BEPAUTHKST.
The following general ordtr was issued
to-day by the post office department:
General Order No. 4C7. That order
No. 4C3, of January 12, 1883, is hereby
revoked. Section 37 of the postal laws
and regulations of lUl'J is amended so
as to read : "Postal cards and prepaid
letters are to be forwai ded if requested.
Prepaid letters are to be forwarded from
one post office to another at the re-iest
of the party addressed, without addi
tional charges for postage. All letters
upon which one full rate of postage has
beeu pniJ, and all postal cards shall be
forwarded from the office to which they
are addressed to another office at the re
quest of the person addressed or of the
party whose card may be upsn the en
velope, or whose name may be signed to
the postul card, without additional
charge. Such forwarding must continue
until the party addressed is reached."
Fuask Hattox,
Acting P. M. General.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Murdered for Her Money.
Situation
of Brick
Strike.
LciyerS
Other Interesting Items.
THE POSTMASTER GENERAL.
Indianapolis, April 9. Postmas
ter general Gresnam left for Wash
ington this afternoon.
SUSPENDED.
St. Louis, April 9. The Atlantic
Milling Company, Geo. Blair, presi
dent has suspended.
withdrawn.
Boston, April 9. Iu the paper im
age case of Lizzie Gannon vs Arch
bishop Williams and Father Fleming,
the suit against the archbishop was
withdrawn, and the latter was con
tinued.
MURDERED FOR MONEY.
St. Locis, Apri, 9. An old Indian
woman, over eighty years old, known
as "Wiaow jane," living a lonely life
near Osage, Kansas, was murdered
two or three days ago, and, her cabin
set fire to conceal the crime. Money
was the object ot the murder. The
old woman had been known to have
several hundred dollars.
A WAR AVERTED.
Chicago, April 9. It is understood
that the passenger rate war between
the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
and tho Chicago, Rock Island & Pa
cific roads, on the traffic between
Kansas City and St. Paul, has been
settled by agreement to maintain
rates, the fare by both routes to be
the ram. '
THK It HICK LAY KHH.
Ciiicaoo, April There in little
change iu the bituatioii iu the brick
layer fitrike. Mobt inaiter luasouii
work ufew men, and lie men are
beginning to come iu from other cit
ies. The strikers begin to intimidate
the workiug non union nicu. Several
houeH have beeu vifited, ami the- o:
cupants threatened with death if they
go to work, Some meu employed on
the uow board of trade builditg were
threatened today, aud a squad of po
lice was scut to guard them.
KIKE NKAK VALPAltAISl).
VaU-auaimo, Neil, April 10. Mrs.
Dayton, wife of a farmer living about
five miles east of Valparaiso, Saunder-t
County, was fatally burned iu a prairie
fire Saturday. She ras aid.ng her
husband in endeavoring to keep the
lire off their premises, and went to tin
house to get him a pail of water,
where she got auflieated with the
tlamtand smoke, and was dead be
fore assistance arrived. No l ul l her
particulars at present.
TOO -MUCH WATER.
ST. Louis. April y. A private dis
patch from New Orleans saja the city
is liable to be inundated if any of the
front of the levee gives way. The
river is now on a level with the crown
of the levee along the front part of
the city. The crevasse at Oouldsboro,
ou the right bank of thu liver directly
opposite New Orleans, will be clossd
this evening.
MOKE WATER.
New Orleans, April 9. The rear
portion of the third district is still
overflowed from the rain and high
tide. The Ujw of water through the
CJouldsboro crevasse is reduced. It
will be entirely checked soon. The
river today reached the Hood height of
1874. The water ran oyer the levees
at several poiuts.
F0HE1GN NEWS.
The LMioenlx Park
31 ur-
derers.
AU Plead "Not Guilty."
NO DYNAMITE FOIi DAVITT.
London, April 9. A letter from
Michael Davitt is nubifshed today, in
which he further expressed his oppo
sition to the dynamite policy on the
part of Irishmen. He declares that
sucli a policy is insane, idiotic and
criminal.
BEING WATCHED.
Palis. April 0. The police are keep
ing watch over a number of Russian
refugees here, who they suspect are
connected with the alleged plot to take
the life of the Czar at tho time of his
coronation. It is reported that some
French detectives will proceed to Mos-
oow ou that occasion aud as3ist tlie
Russian police iu watching tha suspec
ted persons.
PRECAUTIONARY STEPS.
London, April 9. A dispatch from
Dublin says Joe Brady, Tim jthy Kel-
ley, Pat Delaney, Thomas Caffrey,
Dave Curlev and Fitzliarris, known as
"skin goat," Mia mn charged with the
Phamix Park murder and other crimes,
to be placad on trial to 1 it, were re
moved to Green street eurl house
thi3 morning under a strong gu ild of
policemen. Tlie government feels
ratherafraidth.it the. friends of the
prisoners may attempt to rescue them.
Aieu wuo sjeui to 03 viuei lyaus ate
een in the neigiibjho.d of tin park
and are being watched by detectives.
THE BRITISH GRAIN TRADE.
London. April 9. The Mark L ine
Express, iu its review of the British
grain trade for the past week, says:
The supply was restricted, although it
exceeded the demand. Price3 are fall
ing. Foreign wheat is stagnant. Car
goes in large supply. Twenty eight
arrivals, and two sale3. Forward trade
neglected. Flour declined Is. For
eign flour is depressed and Gdls low
er. Maize cheaper. Mixed American,
9d lower. Burlej , good demand Prices
nominally unchanged. Foreign barl-y
slow sale and steady. Oats generally
unaltered, foreign outs, dull through
out. Sales of Enzlish wh.Mt during
the past week, 57,733 quarters, at 42s,
against "A,.i2 quarters, at 4 1 ;H foi
the corresponding period of I it year.
THE I-IKEN'IX PARK MUI'DE .EP.3.
Dublin, April t. The court house
where the trial of the Phoenix Park
assassins is to take place was besieged
this morning by crow Js eager to gain
admission. The authorities, however,
enly admitted the jurori called in the
case and fifty reporter :, and they were
let into the building at an early hour.
Judge O'Brien, who is to hear the ca3e,
took bis seat on the bench at 11:15
o'clock, when the work of swearing
in the grand jury was proceeded
with. The prisoners, Brady, Kelley,
Delaney, Gaff rey, Curley and Fitzliar
ris, were brought to the court house at
v ociock, ana were escorted uy a
whole troop of dragoons. - -
Tire counsel ami soltcUcra far tfc'e
prisoneiH w ho appeared for tin m at
the ex.kiuiiinl ion at Kilmainham court
house weie present. Judge O'Brien
addiessed Bicial jurors. It is stated
that the crown will allege that Lord
Piedentk Cavendish' murder was no
part of the ciime as conceited, but 1)0
wai a victim to his pesenco in the
park with Rui-.c. Ne vei thtleus till
who were pri st ut at the time of the
muideis weic responsible theiefor.
The grand jury then r tiled. It was
nelectt d liom a special panel drawn
from renideiils of both the city and
country of Dublin. There weio very
lew claims for exemption from seiVice.
The grand juty yooii leluined with a
ll lie bill against Joe Ktudy, chaining
him with the murder of Loid l'ied.
Cavtudisii mid Buike. Biady was ai
raigned at the bar and plead not K"il
ty. An iipi'licatioii was made for a
postponement of the tiial for prepara
tions. Counsel fr l he crown opposed
a longer po: pom-mcui until tomorrow.
McCiine, Riatly'ii .solicitor, uaid A. M.
Sullivan would act for Biady if time
was allowed for him to get leady.
J udgc O'li: said I ho 1 1 i tl must pro
ceed loiuiu iov. If S'iIIiv in is not
leady to take it iu hand, lie would ap
point some one to aet. for Brady. The
case was l uithr considered, the result
being that the tiial of Brady was set
for toiuoi low alt' i noon, and Dr. Webb
Adams uastgued by the court toditicnd
the prisoner. Cuiley, K'lley, Thomas,
Caffrey, and Fithinis cuiH next.
Each was ai raigned heji.ti utclj and
plead not guilty. All are held for
trial.
The grand jury found One bills of
murder ugaiiiht Jos.-ph and L iwreuco
Ilaulon, Win. Maionc, Patrick Clan
ey, and Paan and .Joseph Mullet.
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31 JiKKAl.li I'lli.C'i ofiice.
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41 Sullivan Hi 'Vim ey,
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43 A. Patlcrsoii, livery,
44 C. M. llolinei. "
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liioiit. Line .Iu, i'na!i.i aii-1 IUIi iruttation.
MIKE SCHNELLBACHER,
HOUSE SHOEING & WAGON LKPAIEINO.
All Kmfls cf Fara'liclsiscts Heniel witl
Neatnos" anl Dispatch.
Ilorso, 31uIeS: Ox Shoeing, :
In short, we'll shoe anything that hat (
four f tt., from a Zebra to a Giraffe.
Come and see us.
ISTEVv7" SHOP
n Filth Sr. between Main and VIni HtrtA.
isi aeros. cnier Iroiu th xkw HEilALM s
TENDERLOIN
Meat Market,
LAFE G'liKIL, Prop'r.
Beef Button! Pori Veal Cbickens. fccf?
Cooetantlv on hand. :
Also, all klarts of UA3IR in seaun. and f.
erytlilnj kept In a -
FIRST-CL..1MS 31i:4T "OPt
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At lowaft posrtbl1 ' .
North Side 21ui .
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