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lMKKOVKI AND KTOl.KN.
Weather Predictions
Washington, Jan. 10, l::J0u. in. Iu-
dieations fur Nebraska: Wanner, fair
i weather; litfht to variable winds.
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I Dakota Division.
j Washington. Jan. it. The coinmiitec
! on territories this morning instructed its
chairman to report favorably the bill for
l!i ; division of Dakota and the admission
' of .South Dakota as a state.
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A Preponderance cf Mormons.
Salt Lake, Utah, Jan. !. The Utah
, lcrisl;iti(in met to-day and organized
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j hotli brandies
There are three Gentiles
and t viity-oie MoruioiiH in the lower
jOUSL. . two Oeatiles and t n Mormons
! in the upper. The Governor's message
! wiji ,Uit i, ,l,:livt.,T,l U11til Jo-morrow.
I Politnes3 Rewarded.
1;i:ooi;i.yn. X. Y., Jan. 10. While
George W. Taylor, aged l'., clerk for S.
W. iV. A. Ackerman, was making a de
posit of tl;e firm's money at the Kings
Count !:aj)k yesterday, he stooped to pick
! "1 solnf: change dropj)cd !y a lady near
M,ijn. w hen he had received the lady's
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thanks he discovered that his wallet con-
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i taming ft , , '.), which he had laid on n
J desk, was missing. The cashier sa"S he
noticed a man hastily leave the bank at
the same tiiu? the woman dil.
tives are working on the case.
Detcc-
Pauper Immigrants.
Xicv. Yout", Jan. 10. When forty two
Arab immigiants were about to land at
this port recently it wr.s intended to ship
tlipui back to Bordeaux, whence they came
as they were likely to become paupers.
At this juncture John Ab-El-IIour, the
noted Arab peddler, and II. W. O. Edye.
of Punch, Eyde, & Co., came fo rward
with a "2."i,000 security bond that they
would not become paupers. They were
then released and went to different board
ing hous s. Here one Shara Sal'f, a lieu
tenant of Ab-El-IIour. went to each of
them and succeeded in gettihg $S each
from thirty-eight of them, on the ground
that they woud itave had to go back had
it not been fcr Ab-El-IIour. Four of
them would not put it up, but reported
the matter to Castle Garden, whose of
lieera are now hunting for Mr. Saff.
An Important Mining Doal
ija Cki:cjv, X. M., Jan. 10. A very
important mining deal has been consum
ated here, by which the one-half interest
in the Bennett mine, in the Organ Moun
tains, just east of this place, was sold to
the Messrs. Fitzgerald, owners of the In
ternational Smelting-works, of El Paso,
i Tei. The mine was owned bv John
Rougher, of El Paso, ami Wm. II. Skid-
more, of Las Creurs. About a month
ago Skidmorc leased his own half inter
est to Messrs. Carrerca & AVood, of L is
duces, who began operating the mine,
the lease to run one year. ly the terms
of this sale Messrs. Fitzgerald pay Car
rerca & Wood $20,000 for their interest
in the lease, and they also pay Mr. Skid
more .o0,000 for his one half interest in
the mine. Doughcr retains his iuterest
in tlie iiiir.e. A large body of ore was
struck lecently and the lessees were tak
ing out and shipping a car-load of ore
lT day. netting a profit of $o00 per
. tav at the time or the sale.
j Judge Holladay's Narrow Escape
j Washington, I). C., Jan. 10. Judge
1 Tiiomas llolladav, ex-auditor of Missouri
j anJ chix:i of aWi.jsn j tie ofUce of the
i 'tr of the Treasury, has had a nar-
row escape irom neing anoiner victim to
the poisonous gases of the Treasury
! I:
ding. The Judge was one of the
i committee of slk tjiliiula npjiojijted ly
! the Sicrttary of the Treasury to make a
i thorough examination of the records ami
l):H)ors stored in the sub bascmcut of the
great Imiidiug J):iy after day the com-
i mittee plunged down into the sulituran
' can regions, where the sunlight never
I reaches and where fresh air is almost un
known. Thev found the papers, some of
tlu in of 'great value, but it was often
necessary to scrape off the mildew before
the writing upon them could be
read. There were tons and tons of
voucher and other important records
piled up in the hallways, -j hey had lain
there' until mold had gathered upon
Q them an inch thick. The committee car
ried out instructions, but every member
was made Eick by toiling in the poisoned
atmosphere. Judge llolladav being crip
pled ami
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; up. lie
pled and somewhat delicate, has had the
pull of any of them to gtt
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up. lie yus jusr. ame m leave n is oea
for a short time Sunday.
Ileal estate and abstracts.
d!f W. S. Wise.
THE NATION'S SOLONS
Doings In tho Senate and Houso
Yesterday-Presidential Mes
sages Committee Work
Washington, D. C, Jan. i). Hills
were, introduced and referred as follows:
By Senator Sherman For the invest
met of certain funds in the treasury; also
to establish a bureau of adulteration, and
to regulate and protect th;j importation,
manufacture and s de of adulterated ar
ticles of food and drugs.
15y Senator Coke For a bo.ard of arbi
tration for ihe controversy between the
United States and Texas relating to a
strip of territory.
I5y Senator Dawes For the appoint
ment of a superintendent of Indian
schools.
lly Senator Farwell To create a lake
and gulf waterway commission.
I5y Senator Jones of Nevada A con
current resolution requesting the presi
dent to negotiate a treaty with China
containing the provision that no Chinese
shall enter the Uniled Slates except am
bassadors and others engaged in the
diplomatic service, and merchants cn
traLted in trade between the United Statis
and foreign countries. Laid on the
table.
IN THK liotsl..
Washington, D. C, Jan. !. Mr. i)a
ker, of Illinois, resigned from the com
mittee on claims, and his resignation v.i-
accepted.
The house ihen proceeded to the call
of states, and the following bills were
introduced :
By Mr. Dunn of Arkansas Author:;:
ing the purchase of foreign built ships by
United States citizens and to permit the
same to be registered as United States
vessels.
By Mr. Symmcs of Qdorado Provid
ing for the free coinage of silver.
By Mr. Lawler of Illinois A resolu
tion providing for the appointment of
a special committee to investigate the
cause underlying labor strikes.
By Mr. Anderson of Lwa A preamble
and resolution reciting that the P.:--sue
ltailroad companies have persistently re
fused to comply with the various acts of
congress passed for their regulation, and
that the act of Jivjs provided if tin
companies failed to perform all the re
quireincnts of that and previous acts the
attorney-general should lake stcj s for a
forfeiture of all grants, privileges and
franchises derived by then from the Uni
ted Sta'cs, anel directing the attorney
general to report to the house what steps
have been taken by him to secure a judi
cial forfeiture, and if none have been ta
ken, to give his reasons for not proceed
ing as directed by law.
By Mr. Hatch of Missouri For the im
portation of salt free ef duty.
Without conchuling the call of states
the house, at ! o'clock, adjourned.
Word comes from Florence? of tiio
death of Signora Marianna Bjirbieri-Xini,
who was famous thirty or forty ye;-i ?
ago as an operatic singer, anil was as re
markable for exceptional ugliness as for
iier' artist ici tnicnt and pIo:id;.i voice. In
tho height of her fame she married Corjii
Nini and retired from the stage. After
his death she married a well known
Vienna musician named llackunssoihier,
who sudelenly disappeared, leaving lu r
in extremely straitened circumstances,"
anil fJie was forgotten except by a few
faithful friends. She us".l herself to re
late with a tvrtaiii piquant gusto that
oneo when playing "Norma." in the
famous duet where tho two rhildten M't
piwenteel to the heroine by Adalgisa, v.i
she bent to embrace- them, tlio liit!e girl
who persemated o;;eef the chilelren wiis
so terrified by b.er uglines:i that she
sprang from the stage into tlf wings, o.v
claiming, '-Meahei. liieither, liio vitch i
there!" to the intense amusement of the
audience.
The combined weaiih of this remark
able family (the A.-.tors) probably stands
without parallel i:i the world. It haa
lx;en the eteady er.eleavor of tiie living
members of the family to underestimate
their possessions in order that they might
not arouse the too bitter jealousy of that
class of the population which looks mimic-ally
at hoarded wealth. Fortius reasoif
John Jacob Astor lias never given
any authority for statements of his
wealth that put the figures lieyond slOO.
OoO.OOO, anel ordinarily this sum is looked
upon as the limit of his possessions;
novel -thfcle&o it is a iTjiHcrvatu e otimaie-.
because the family is always buying hew
real estate, as the income in the shape of
rents brings alicuit an accumulation of
actual cash much greater than they can
conveniently dispose of. But taking
ikjOO.Oou.uOG. .8 a basis and fielding to 'C
the fortune of his "brother William, which
is more than half as great, and the for
tunes possessed by the husbands of the
married daughters of the family, there
would be a total that e-oulel not fall short
j fS.jGjUOO.OOu.
Dor Half.
He Now that we are mar-ied we are
cne, and I shall insist thatth's is the last
time yoa appeal: in a low necked uress.
She We may be one, Uat yon are only
half of us, and I shall dress my half as I
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rilease. Boston Beacon.
FARMING IN JAPAN.
What hir-ao's DIM IncruUhpil i:-;.V:ivor
Has SVi-ii Anion:; Aliuoixi lOjeil IVtipIi-.
Carter Harrison, the distinguished e.v
mayor f Chie?i':ri. is (raveling in ilieea-t
and writing lclters te one f lii.i ln-ine
papers. He has been studyiner Japanex:
farmiiiir, and lells what he Knows ab.n.t.
it. He says evi-rvlhing there i.; earri d
on (in a very siaail s-ale, and with such
wonderful nieene. tlial il is dillienlt lo
realize Ihat f:irin:n is tiie- husiin i.f a
life and n very e.u iiest and hard oi.e ;.t
that. There are mi barns or ouihuii . s
in whieh to st;.re e-rop . 'l'he:e are no
farm" lmues. The people live in i!ia:..-
or intuwiis. Soioe of ii-.' farms n L
'Vi !i !ie ai re" in ixe. and very few con
tain more than 1. :i ;cn
The lii!; -hie feat nre of these .T:;.-i !!-.-;
farms is the irri'ialoi.g iil-h. A f i ;o of
two or three ;a usually has lia'f a
do;:eii levels, and the water that irrk ;.te
one field runs down to irrigate him ll-.e;-.
The fara s have the ni)j)earanev i f Ami l i
eau in::i !:ei (;;; lens. Th" soil is dry Mid
t : .risi-ldy j iep.-.i-i 'l. The !ow is used
only fur t in ov. up ii;e beds, and all i he
d 'ring is doi'i- with : nadi lii.e ho ; ;.nd
furi.s. No vt--ds wl.'.vlever rue aiiowed
to K' ow in t i;' ; ' - f ' -' '
if Ki'oan.l is ; i i.
.''iie .tanaiii s- f-iriner takes every ad
vant;:p of the h'nmhi and p'.'.c! iees tiate
(( i.ia.iny. One n.-p :ueeeeds .-in aiier
w.'iii i;:ivavyi:r; i-i -liaiil y. and tin- l.-i-ne-ilss
i f rotation aiv i!ii-ouh!y iMai. rt.- d
".lal rerdize !. N'.'i; i i- o::-.- !. : ; -, ripening
a.n-i!:er!!e is plan -d belun n the i-.
end this praciiee i i ::;:-.',! o.i v: n i: 1 1
a j:I;-n!al ions. Vhen te-a jlaot--i-iii
ill turnips and other crops are p'e.n:. d
between the rows as soon as the .in.y
pl.ickhii: i-' eoinph ted.
The management of the Japanese f. r:".
er.; is .' th'iroi:;.dily seien'.iiie that i.;t;.i.j
v. hieli have been in cult i vat ion for cennt
l coniinue to produce marve!oiily tar;-;,
crops. H is b.-iid thai Buddhism La... de.
eourared 1 la-::rov. th e.f iinimals within the
limits of the empire, anel, as a result, ihe-tc
are not 2. '.'. '"'jo of laa ned cattle in t ie'
country, ii!oii:-:h the ?;ras.-es on tlie- l.i! Is
would iced i!id!i:.ns. The iieori.s a:,d mns
in the forests would fee el millions of ho-s,
Lut there are no liogs in Japan, "'j here
r.re no starve liie.'s in J. ja.:!.'' T'lr. Harri
son dee-lares. "The ehihinn areas f.d
and jeJly as little curly tailed pi::- - the
young Iaels r.i girls rrive iiu cvitleuce of
ne I having enough to cat. They arc all
rounded in form anel lit he in .'it lion, and
the men and boys are capable ed eralurirg
active labia ar.d fatigue a.; few others cm
do. They r.re possibly not as muscular as
our meat eating men, but not a day
pa'-scs that I do not see some man wlr-s-mte'e.ilar
iievr-li-pn.,.-m .-. .i .soiuc e.i ad
miration, and others "whose powers of r-i.
durance are simply marvelous." Ailanfi
Constitution.
11i "Kxtcmlni" IJook
Aftcv consii.ieiiti'; a tew of the biblio
maniacs who are to lie found In the city,
it is worth while to dwell upon anothtt
hobby whieh lias the most followers ai'd
which is far the most interesting of nil.
The ,:G ranker ite'' is the pet name by
which tho "exteneled'" hook man is known,
lie is looked upon as a 'vampire by the re
ligious okl book collector, who loves books
for their text. He is n vandal, a destroyer
of books, a daie.;erou: man to the libra
ries. He leaves his finger marks on some
of the most valuable works at the r
cantile anel Public School libraries; hois
a terror to private libraries; he is at every
sale, and after buying a book he wants
guts it of its contents to tear out perhaps
one paye that he wants. He is insatiable
and peculiar, to say tho least, in his meth
ctls, It is easy to see why extending a
book is fascinating, for it is simple am1,
illimitable. Jt is a grow his craze, ami
there are numbers of grange-rites in Si.
Louis.
To extend a book means illustrating or
embellishing without the aid of some art
ist, by placing between the pages of a
book pictures of object therein dercribed,
portraits f the author ;:u.; re'iion:'. :
mentioned in thy text, and illtt-ti alio::.: i
mi',1 jeers referred to. Tins may sour. 1
fim;.le enough at first leading, bin i
reality the task rives a eolk-ctov a life
work and may co.-1 ;i i'ovtttne. There are
works originally of !; pages which hu ee
1 hit's been extended to 4.(, -,) ; ages. - ;:
V.'iiiiaiu Hak-tt's Look, "TbeSpirir e f
Af," which fonsisls .if i'-ke! ei:e.; of
lhr;ra of his time; :-coti, Hoi
ridge and others !ias be-:n ii!
portraits of t h?o men, of
their v.'oik.c their l-irii. place,
a complete pictorial life of e:
Demoerat.
hey, ('
L.-trati .
aract-.-re.
.-id in f
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of
( icrmr'.v.v i-: now
i-n-eiiig tao iur. i
iieity of a pre.pl'.eey mrribaled to a. !'i
in a na.vr.riaa eonveur. who lived is
;";evenu ; nih century, as it com; :
;.r
ii'ircsiia'.iowea t ne strange c.ii:pt:.?at.
evils wilh whieh Cieriaany is i-'.w l!
cr.ed. The eiTect e-f the prophecy
lee-.l to be tart p. Hoh.e'T.oiift
veuM nnite u!l thw vJermar. ttatc-s :
one ero'.vr. ; that he would live t' 1
r.-a
that he v.s uld be piv!e cease-1 by Lis : .
ar.d that the successor to the thi-
ne
would have the use of but one hand. .-:-cording
to his prophecy th'-. eiao. .r
would he.e t-tili live years to live, and the
doctors say il is possible the crown prince
may live for four. As to the rest, Priii .,
William has had a shrivelled arm from
his birth. It is said ihat ilocuuu m try
proof of this remarkable yitieina!v-:i v.ui
he produced, bun li: is nm siate-d that any
one htiii seen it. New York Tribune.
A Collect ion of IV:is.
A man in Denver named I,yoii has a
collection of over ( 1 pon-. no uvu aiiK..
Rome are ot steel, some gold, some amal
gam, and so on. There are pens pointed
line enough to make lines of micro.-ropie.
delicacy, and others inte-nde-d for men
who use the lirst p'erscual pronoun a-: j-ri-at
ileal in their corrosp iide!:e-. There io-J
.f the stul'' variety and make a mark,
Vhen. ree. :ired. such as a tarbrush would.
The crl Feci ion embraces fpecime-ns frm.
England, Ireland, Scotlaia (.Vriiiany
and other Kurope'i yoi-iitrits.. besides
Ameriea uiut ("anada. fxiine are in slupe
like shovels, others recemble a section of i
j etovepipe, and others are delicate and ;
diminutive. Chicago N.-ws. I
n 1 1 in i lull
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JOSEPH .
lor th: iie-M T-.vi'iity Pays u-i;iv
CHiCi
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Cloaks ai 20 per CI Discount
I ruin JSttuulani juices, wliicli wi'ic ."ipcr n-i,t. , il' ipi n, la-l y.ai
1-n'ccs. Tli'.'si finals i-oiL-ist d' nil the hie. 1 , in
Cloaks, Imported Nev- Mnvl cots.
Astraehan and Plush Wraps.
W itlso iiil'iT sjavial j.rici-: in nil
WOOL DRESS PI, ANN ELS'
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SILK jLWB WOOL ASTH ACHATS
A Ism loiin-li Tiii-uts at 7 .".-. worth .l.-oi. ;lhl ::r, inci, ..Ij u-,, Tri
cots at l."e, wurtii T.j. Tiie.-i. .;; ihe hi-.-f -:i"o- (dl-Tdl lo
this year. I.ndios nvv invited
ihe lio.-t
Plattsmoutli,
'jtjcpmj ct
CJrcat Sales ooinliiiie'd in one, Opening
CIiOAlCsTCLOAICS,
For Ladies'', ?Jis.t's" and (Jliildrcii.
We tire (letenuiiit'ii close oiil our I'ntiia Slock oj" ( 'hmk. with
in ?A (lavs our .i.-.-ertiiieiit. v. iil 1 c found the n:ist coinjUdi in tin
city and as this sale is especially intr -'I uce.l tor rivniry v.c tmruntci
to liiscount any S.i::;j;!i hot S:ile on record lit j.er cent.
ISO UPm&g
Sl.tuglitvr s:;!e on Ihesc ( Jnods hi l:.e. Tin sc.i.-on lias hoon mild,
t:i:d to close out ijuickly. rcttt reductions have, la en mtide.
Ladies Gents" :tnd Cidldren's
UNDERWEAR SALE,
Fifty Dozen Pieces.
Astonishing values will !e oHereil in this I leuait lnent foi
the next Two AVcehs.
For Holiday ii,'ii'lS5 Ileatltjtiai iers lon-since J"s!;ihlisli
cd for Hsefnl i-e.-ents, enihrac iiii;- ilk Mnfllers, i.-h-c nnd
Silk Handkerchief-. Toilet Sets, Alhuins, 'I'idies. table
Se.n fs. Hammered Jira.-s Vhisl; Hi-eoni Casts, rinno ;wul
Stand Covt i s, a.nd faney ( Mcods. An Insj.ec tion is lit
sjiecti'rdly rioliei ted.
SOLOMON & NATHAN,
White Front Dry Goods Housa,
PLATTSMOUTH,'
LAD!
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