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VOL. 1
PLATTSMOUTII, NEBRASKA, WEDNESDAY, APKIL 25, 18SJ.
NO. 51
J. I. SIMPNO S9
AGENCY
FIRE INSURANGE GO'S:
CITY, of Ixmdon,
QUEEN. of Lavcrpoo
FIREMAN FUND, of California
EXPRESS COMPANIES:
AMKIUCAN X TRESS CO..
wells, vaiu'.o & co. ExritKtw.
Office In Kockwood IMock , with JoUiimou Br OH
6tl tin
For Sale !
N E I, Sec. 3, T. 12, It. 13.
S E Soc, 3, T. 12, TC. 13.
S. W. 1, Stc 3, T. 12, 11. 13.
and NX X. W. Sc, 10, T. 12, R.
13.
EJ S. AY Sec. 34, T. 13, K. 13
E A, Lot 10, I Muck 2S.
" 3, " 51.
7 & " 23.
S A, " 0, " 11.
Duko's Addition.
Tho above described farms are
fur sale onjiijj time, with 7 per
cent, interest. Apply to
H. P.. WINDHAM,
d'.Uf P!attinouth, Nel.
TENDERLOIN
LAI' IS O'LsJZIL, i'lopr.
Beef Hnttonl Pork Yeal.CMclens.jtc,
Constantly on Iiand.
Also, all kinds of UAir. in season, atd ev
erything kept In a .
FIRST-CLASS 91 EAT IIOI T
At lowest possible rates.
North Side Main St bet. 1th and
Say TLATTSMOCTU. NEB3
mm mm mm mm mm Our l-arge UAROCN CTDH
A I I II V" deiw-rilin l olm'm KtltabU &eU
ArhllA'' Hllcl f All. Wc
mm I If II offer thf lt't A'avtlttet in
w mmmm 7 MEED POTATOES, Corn, Oats
mid Wheal, and thm Brit Cotter Hon of Vfr4able.
Fl.nrer, liminaiiiiTnvSKED. Everrf hinif i tci-trd.
JUJrw IUU: A DUO., bcoUmco, i'KLLA, IOWA
IP. J. IfflANSlEN,
Deai.ki: in
Groceries.
OI.ASS AliD ftrEESTSWABE,
Also Choice Brands of Flour.
Agent for the German Fire Insurance Co., Freeport, 111.; German
"Fire Insurance Co., Peoria, 111.; Manhattan Life Insurance Co.,
New York.
Western Horse and Cattle Insurance Company,
QF ()MAIJA.
Hry Insurance Policies Issued in the English ftnd German Languages
Steams hip Tickets sold from and to Europe over Hie Hamburg
American Packet Co., and the jMorth-German Lloyd. Agents for
100,000 acres of land on the Northern Pacific railroad in Dakota.
TT n TO"
Corner Pearl and
.!. -.. t ?: i.
Lumber, Sash,
BTJIXjIDIHSTQ- PAPER. .
Zaoinrectt Rates. Termc Cash,
Crom sains- -
mm,
St. Louis Southern Co. White Lead
Uett lsoiiea i-anseeu un jmt aiion
Spirits Turpentine per gallon .... ....
Turp. Japan Dryer per gallon ....
Pure Mixed Paint per gallon .... ....
Lubricating Oil per gallon ....
Cold Pressed Castor Oil per gallon ....
NeatsFoot Oil per gallon. .. . ....
Lard Oil per gallon
Uncle Sam's Harness Oil per gallon
Uncle Sam's Condition Power
Carpenter's glue per pound ....
Gum Camphor, per pound .... ....
Pure Whiting Putty (by bladder) per pound
Window GUss 40 per cent, oft' List
iff Ana
IJrowns
Whites
Flats
IHMDW'S TflflAT F0IK 1LW IPTOHCIE3S.
Having paid
Wall JPaper5 etc. we an astel
goods .tor the same nioiaey than
In same business in tow n.
Crockery
Seventh Streets,
S.IJ. KINDS OK
Doors, Blinds,
jei
loo
1"
20 Cents. Satins
30 " Gilts
40 Embossed Gilts
Cash for otar ILarge Stock of
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK.
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Orders taken for WILSON BROS.' sniRTS.
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$1.10
will sell naore
any other house
OPERA HOUSE:
CXjOTJEEIEIIS,
P
GENTS' FURNISHERS.
POST OFFICE
Wews Depot,
STATIONERY. NOTION8,
MASON & HAMLIN"
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n
V IIENBY F. MILLER and
' CENTRAL
RESTAURANT.
P ; 'tJLfeas at All Hours,
OYSTERS IN SEASON.
ID
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Tip TO
TELEGRAPHIC
SUM) AY'S STOKM.
Death ami Destruction
iMark its Path.
An Unprecedented Loss
of
Property.
The Latest Report
KILLKO ANU WOl'NDED.
Nkw-Orleans, April 24. The
latept reports from the sections of Mi
tusbippi isitetl ly the cycloues Sunday
show eighty three crson killt'J and
about 300 mounded, many dongeroualy.
Tbe loss of property, is uuprccedcuted.
IN IIARNWEIJ, COUNTY.
Cj'ari.fton, S. C , April 24. The
cyclone in Baruwell county yesterday
cut a path three quarters of a mile wide
throngh . Kcach's swamp, as if the
timber had been felled for railroad
Residences, cabins and outhouses were
swept away from off of ten large
farms. In most rases all household
goods are lost.
DESTRUCTION OK I.IKK ANI STOCK.
Atlanta, April 24. Reports from
Crawford show considerable damage
by the Aorm. Many houses weie
blown down. Many persons were in
jured by lightning and falling houses.
Great loss of property. One negro
was killed, and several horses, mules
and cows killed. Thomas Creech was
was blown against a tree, but not
killed. William Still had two children
seriously hurt. One had its skull
fractured.
RELIEF COMMITTEE.
Bkaurkqard, April 24. At Beau
regard to day all is butle and contus
ion. A gang ol men are at work get
ting out goods from tho wrecked
stores, ana scores oi ox teams are
a
hauling recovered property away. The
homeless people got together their re
maining effects, and are moving them
in wagons and cars. A construction
train is receiving the debris. A cash
relief committee, headed byL. E. Bud-
well, are systematically at work, issu
ing rations, distributing clothing and
furnishing doctors, sent by the New
Orleans Times-Democat. . ; Lehman
and Fitz are, also assisting the
wounded.
IX MONROE COUNTY.
Aberdeen, Miss April 24. A cy
clone passed through Mouroe county
Sunday, killing some ceraons and
wounding many colored citizens seri
ously, and carrying away houses,
fences, bridges ami everything in the
way. A suburb of Aberdeen, con
taining twenty-five or thirty families
of freedmen was absolutely wiped
from the face oi the earth. Threa per
sous were killed outright, and two
others hare died since from wounds.
Twenty-five are now under treatment,
and many in a precarious condition.
The county jail is converted into a
hospital. The course of the cyclone
was southwest and northeast, and
passed entirely through the county,
wrecking everything in its path.
WAS1UIGT0 NEWS.
A Teles ram from Van-
Wyck. ;
The Otoe Reservation.
Meeting or tbe Cabiuet.
raoM VAN WVCK.
Washington, April 24. Finally
the Otoe Indian lands have. been or
dered for sale the 30th day of May,
at Beatrice, to the highest bidder.
Deferred payments, fire per cent, in
terest. . C. II Van Wtol.
" MORE MONEY ORDER OFFICES.
The money order system will be
extended to 333 additional postoffices
on July 1st, principallv in western
and northwestern states. ' ' ' '"
THE JEAHNETTE INQUIRY..
.The supplemental -report of the
Jeannette court of inquiry, which
has been received and approved by
Secretary Chandler, states that the
court has concluded the examinatien
of the Jeannette survivors who re
cently returned from Siberia, and
that after mature consideration of
all the evidence adduced, the court
sees no reason to change or modify
the conclusion reported February 12
THE OTOE RESERVATION.
By directions from tbe secretary of
the interior tbe remainder of the lands
of the Otoe and Missouri Indian reser
vations ic Kansas and Nebraska, com
prising about 50,000 acres will be- of
fered at public sale at the -United
States land office, in Beatrice;- Nebras
ka, on the 20tn of May next. Senator
Van Wyck, who has been instrnmen
tal In bringing about this sale, has
askeJ Secretary Teller to send an oin
cer from the department to sujKrln-
tend it. and it is probable that Com
miasioner McFttrluiid, of the general
land office, will go to Nebraska for that
purpose. The land will only be sold to
persons who shall within three months
from date of application make perma
nent settlement upon them. Claims
and explanations must be accompa
nied by an affidavit as evidence of
good faith iu this respect. Lauds will
be sold to the highest responsible bid
der, at not less than appraised value.
in eighty acre plats, and no one person
wiil be allowed to purchase more than
160 acres. The terms of sale arc one-
fourth cash to be paid in three months
from date of filing application, and
the remainder in one, two and three
years, with five per cent. Interest.
CABINET MEETINO.
The meeting of ihe cabiuet today
lasted about an hour and a half,
All heads of departments were pres
ent, including Mr. Oersham. The
rules and regulations prepared by the
civil service commission, which were
recently submitted to the President
for approval, were presented by letter.
and after a short discussion of them,
a copy was given to each member of
the cabinet for examination. Thero
was some discussion of the question
whether the national board of health
on marine hospital service should ui
rect and control the expenditure of the
Si 00,000 appropriated for the preven
tion and suppression of epidemic dis
eases, but no conclusion was reached
There was also some informal conver
sation, at the meeting today with re
gard to the evidence furnished by
newspapers that persons in the United
States are actively engaged in aiding
and directing the pperations of the dy
natnite plotters in England. This con
versation did not grow out of any offl
cial correspondence on the subject, for
no document of any kiud relating to
it was prtsented. but there is reason
to believe that a hypothetical question
was framed and discussed, and that tho
members of the cabinet generally ex
pressed their views as to what the
policy of this government should be
in the various suggested contingencies
which might arise out of the manifest
disposition of certain Irish leaders to
use this country as a means for a basis
of their attacks by means of dyna
mite and nitro glycerine upon the
English government and English peo
ple.
HAPS, MISHAPS, PERHAPS.
A Mysterious Disappearance.
Shortage in Accounts.
General and Miscellaneous.
INTERESTING DECISIONS.
Chicago, April 24. The appellate
court decided today that a certified
membership in the Chicago boaid of
trade cannot be taken possession of by
attachment. '
SUSPENDED.
New Orleans, April 24. Marks
Brother & Co, commission merchants.
of this city, have suspended. Liabili
ties probably SluO.OOo. The available
assets are believed to be small.
CAN'T BE FOUND. "
Sayannah. April 24. Jno. II. Rain-
kin, grocer, disappeared on the 16th
inst., and his brother and a clerk
named Cordes, are missing. Assets
much in excess of liabilities. It is a
mystery.
WnirPED TO DEATH.
Norfolk, April 24. Lucy Ilalsey,
a negress, was arrested for whipping
her sister's orphan child, seven years
old, to death. The child was logged
with a cowhide and burned on a stove.
Her husband was arrested as an ac
cessory. .
KILLED HIS PARTNER.
Stewakdsville, Ky., April 24. J.
X. Clark, of the firm of Clark & Franks
of this place, was shot and killed yes
terday by his partner, J. I. Franks.
He had accused Franks of Stealing the
firm's money, from which a quarrel
arose. Franks shot Clark five times
. POSTMASTER ARRESTED.
Chicago, April 23. Postoffice In
spector Pulsifer notified the depart
ment here to-day that he had arrested
James Cuisin, postmaster at Worth
ington, Iowa, on charge c f- detaining
mail, and stated that he found in
Worthington twenlj-six registered let
ters and a large quantity of ordinary
mail detained in transit from one to
eight weeks.
. CONFESSED TO MURDER.
Dahville, April 24. Wm. S. Dod
son, arrested at Franklin Junciion for
the murder of a . negro, reported yes
serday, coaf esses to hiring two negroes
to bring him a body for dissection, Le
pretending to be a physician. He car
ried the body into an upper room of
the house occupied by himself, wrapped
it. in bed clothing, poured kerosene
over it, fixed a lighted candle on it,
and went away. The mistake was in
cutting the candle, so long that the
honae did. not 'take flre daring the
night, it bi i ig hl purpose to burn th
houv, n.n l h.ive it appear that ho him
self I ad been Imrntd, so that tho fain,
ily could obtain the amount of a lif
policy recently procured.
JIOIIE POSTMASTER.
Milwaukhi:, Wis., April 23. Henry
T. Wright, assistant postmaster of
Raclno, was brought to this city to
night by Postofllco Inspectors Htowart
and King, of Chicago, owing to a short
age of over $1,000 hi his accounts. In
his confession Wright says lur begun
taking money when the former post
master, also named Wright, surren
dered the ofllce to the present Incum
bent, Money and stamps wera. taken,
but none whs unwl for gambling. All
was used in household expenses. In
closing his letter of confession Wright
says: "Begging Hndhoplugth.it you
will remember that I have au old
father, uow neatly eighty-two ycais of
age, and a good wife and dulling baby,
whom I should have thought of when
taking the money, I remain, etc., etc."
Wright is of a line family. He is about
thirty-two years old, and atood high
in the estimation of Kaclno people.
The prisoner's friends saf they belicYfl
he is Insane. An aunt recently died
in an insane asylum, and his sister Is
now treated at the state asylum.
REAL ESTATE
(AND)
collection agency.
Law and collection butanes promp
tly attended to at this ofllce and pro
ceeds remitted without delay.
Notarial work, conveyancing and
abstracting attended to on shor. no
tice mm siitisluctiou guaranteed.
Il 'there ih uny thing wc do mako a
specially of, it in city and suburban
real estate. Several line farms and
some wild land at bargains. Laboring
men can get a homo by paying month
ly what they now pay lor house rent.
Space forUlda giving but a small
percentage of the bargains uow on Ihe
books at this agency; we name the
following:
blx fhoico half acre lots, 8 minutes
from It. It. shops, at from $80 to $160
each, and on terms that would make
a man aslniined to nay ho did not own
a Iioiihc. Come and tee, you aro not
compelled to buy and we wout give
thffec lots awuy, but you cuuget them
m they will ahwlntcly'cost yon noth
ing. Five acre lot 4 jiwle from city for
$2.r0 part on time.
Lleven acre lot mile from cily
for $5.00 this is extra fine.
I have three pieces of outside prop
erty which I can bell and under
take to furnish purchaser work
enough to pa)- for them, now I will
furnish the ground and you the work,
woric is wnut nuns me. It you will
do the work at a fair price I will glv
you a clear deed for the laud; if you
can't do the work come and ec ine, 1
may fun I poiiic one who will do it lor
you.
len acres lor $ .000 00
" " " COO 00
" " 7.00 00
" " S.0OO 00
Several firnall tracts well improved
Mid adjoining the city, (or bale at
reasonable rates.
FARM LANDS.
40 aerep, wild $ GOO 00
80 " improy'd 1C00 00
120 " " 200000
160 "
200 "
240 " "
Finest btock
.0000 00
G200 m
G000 00
larm iu Cans county
$16000. loDg time and low rate of in
terest.
160 acres, wild $2,000
160 " 2800
80 " " 1200
80 " " 3200
160 acres, wild, Rep. V'y (cash) $1000
CITY PROPERTY.
Cor. lot 3 bl'ksfrom shops ( heap)$100
1 " S " " " 175
2 " 3 ' " 100
3 cor " 2 " " " . 4 .00
1 " 4 " ' " 175
3 cor "2 " " 1.00
2 " " N. (Kb Atreet (fine) 300
2 " " Picnic Hill " 200
1 " AVashington ave" 350
1 .' " 1 bl'k from 3faiu st extra 400
Improved city real estate In abun
dance. I can find what you want in
this line if you will call and see me.
Business houses and lots for sale
at much lower figures than will be
asked six months hence.
Stores and dwellings rented and for
rent, rents promptly collected.
If you don't see. what.jou want in
this column come and ask for it. I've
probably misled just what you want.
Office ope n nearly every evening from
6 to 8.
Good new house and two fine lots
in good location price, SSOO.
W- S. WISE,
Union 31ock.
2To Humbug Here!
Can Outsell any One Price Clothing
Outfit In Plattsmvuth
25 PER,
CEJSJT., f. cH
AND STILL MAKE MONET.
Both Here and at m Branch Store, ;
AT LOUISVILLE, - i
As-'IrBuy For Casli. wto
Rra6uiber the above 6tatemcnt.
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