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ISOKKOWLIII AND KTOLIlN.
National Capital Nates.
Washington, Feb 1. The president
today approved the act authorizing the
construction of a railroad, wngon and
foot passenger bridge Hcro.i the Missis
sippi river near Rui lington, la.
Nebraska and Iowa Pensions.
Washington, Fel. 1. Tli following;
jii nsi'iiiM wi.-re grautt.'il Ni-Wraskans today:
IiK-rcusc James I Jodie, Silvrr Creek;
James 31. C N'elsoii, Clicster; Thoinns J.
Wint"i, Shieliley. 3Ie.icati Avar Julia
S.. widow of David G. McC'ulIock. Fair
liury.
Ho Has 5ent Mo Message.
Washinoton, Fell. 1. It is stated nt
the white lions;: and at the stute lfi.'irt
ineut that there is no truth whatever in
the report that the president has sent a
message to the nenatc in regard to the
Canadian fisheries transmittal'' a draft of
the treaty.
A Nihilist Afterthe President.
Washington, O. C, Feb. l.-The police
arrested and locked up tonight Abraham
Isaacs, a Kuinian Jew of New York, who
came here to collect money which he im
agined President Cleveland hud defraud
ed him out of. Iinacs, who is evidently
a crank, said f,000 was tlue him from
the government, and the president had
retained it for hi own use. Ylc intended
join; to the white house with a hit; liull
dog and demanding of the president
that he settle the account.
Nebraska's Statesmen Contribute.
The Nebraska delegation in congress
will send it contribution for the teachers
in their sttte who have suffered by the
recent blizzard and severe weather. So:i'
atrs Paddock and Manderson r.nd Ii.jp
re.'cntMives McShane, JJorsey and Laird
will put their contribution together and
let them go out in a lump. They ai tf all
sympathizers with the unfortunates who
have braved the storms of scow, ic? and
death to do their duty, and intend doing
what they can to show their sympathy in
a substantial way.
Sheridan's Reception,
Bonox, Mass., Feb. 1. The informal
reception and banquet in honor of Gen.
Sheridan at the Hotel Yendome, under
the auspices of the Loyal Legion, this
evening, was a brilliant event. Every
living member of the legiou in Massa
chusetts and Khode Island was present.
Gen. P. G. Griiliu presided over the 4 DO
guests. There were no speeches. Among
the distinguished persons present were
Gov. Ames, Congressman Morse and
others. After the banquet, war songs
and reminiscences were indulged in.
Dakota's Statehood Affairs.
Delegate Gilford and IJev. Mr. Myer?,
of Huron, were heard today before the
house committee on territories in favor
vf the bill to divide Dakota, admit the
southern half to statehood under the
name of South Dokota and a territory of
the northern half to be named Dakotu.
They made strong arguments, lmt of
course could not affect the majority,
who are pledged for political reasons to
keep Dakota out of statehood till she is
willing to come in as a whole. Mr. Mey
ers succeeded in making Chairman
Springer acknowledge that his object in
taking tho position he occupies agaiiut
Dakota was political, and then lie pro
ceeded to dress him down in a way that
was thoroughly enjoyable to all present.
Ex-Delejate Pcttigtcw. of Sioux Falls,
was present uhJ to make an argument in
support of division and statehood, but
he did not deem it necessarv.
The Public Debt.
Washington, D. C, Feb. 1. Follow
ing is a recapitulation of the debt tatc
nient issued today:
Interest bearing debt: Principal, $1,
041,7G:5,OG2; interest, $6,037.2:J;. Total.
$1,041,600,290.
Debt on which interest has ceased since
maturity. 3,091,346; debt bearing no in
terest, $C48,4l)0,y0.'3.
Total debt: Principal, $1,093,177,232;
interest, $7,013,219. Total, 1,700,191,
4.1. Toal debt, lessa vallubje cash item,
1,293.441,827; net cash in treasury, S.N.
230,746;" debt, less cash in treasury, Feb.
1, $1,210,221,081; debt less cash Jac 2!,
$1,225,598,401.
Deeriuse of debt during month, $15,
387,320; decrease o debt since June 30,
1887, $69,217,623; cash iu treasury avail
able for reduction of debt, $304,749,i23.
Rescrye ffiufo, $100,000,000; unavaila
ble for reduction of debt, $146,243,063.
Total cash in treasury shown by treasur
er's general account, $55-,992.635.
REST AFTER TOIL.
Ap.J all hikM lon wf li; in i;l."'i '
Tvo ku !, t. si,'h in or to dream,
Not earin;j lunv tlie wild wiiuls F'veep
Or snow clouds tlirni.rli tin' djrl:i-ss stream
AImv tho tifcs that moan uad cry.
And clutch with iciki-d li::::d- t n v.
liriii'.it !i our ciii'cl.ci'cd cu:;.!.'n:!!in
Wc sleep t he soii'i llicr l'i i' Lin - :, i.r:ii ;
Its wrath is inly lul!:iliy,
A far off dim and va.-l r l'i .1:11.
Uuniliu (iai lai.d in Tic American Mazina.
AVALANCHES AND SNOWGLIDES.
Some of tli iVi liter I'crilM to lie K11
coiiiiterol "Out V-Kt."
Says Mi'. George, lua vcr, a i-i'siuert r-t
Ci!oi'alo, now in 1 Lis city, relative t.u west
ern winter c.xiH-i iciH-LM in the iii.i:iitains of
Coli ra lii :
"In Colorado thero aro two b'st;ii( t kinds
of snowsliilcs tl;e siiowsliile soul tlio uva
lanclie. The siiowsli.io occurs when u ry
fall of snow has eoveiv:l 1 he Ktt'i side of tl;o
niouiitaiiis and ji.tsscs. The s:iow ilinici' tliese
conditions litti-::lly :did( s until it sirics a
lower anil more level soaee. I'lueli a ilLttiirli
cne'! is inconveiiii'iit, us it blocks w.'ioii aii'I
railroads, but is seldom ii teiidcd with disas
trous consequences, as the miow is so liJit
imd soft tiiat it lividc3 on encountering any
obstacle, such as it house, without carrying:
it nwaj Its mot ion, ;iiso, ij no railnal Dial
a man in its track can easily limi means of
getting out of the way, and e en if lio were
caught could escajio without injury.
"The avalanche, on tho oilier liand," Ms.
Seavcr went 011 to say, "is far inoiv danger
ous. For tho formation of i;u nvalaiieho
snow more or l-.-ss moist is necc.ary,
also a hard frozen base irion which t.')e s:iow
rcaU. A heavy fall nae-ceed:!! a cold snap is
nearly certain to occasion avalanches, and
theso aro must disastrous. Instead of slip
ping slowly and easily alonr; in a soft, jxirous
nia-'M, tho snow balL; aial rti:;!:e; down tin?
mountain sido with invsistihlo force and at a
terrific speeil. Trtvs r.nd rocks ere torn and
incorporated iu tho rushing mass, and what
ever comes in its way lias to yield. Umike
tho snow slide, tho avalanche, when oneo it
has gathered headway, is not stopoed by any
level space if ordinary extent last i-uslies
ueross a plain several hundred 3'r.rdsin wiilth
and plunges down tho mountain side beyond.
"When an avalancho occurs in the neigh
borhood of a pass snow usur.lly llils it upto
a depth of from forty to fifty feet, and is not
cleared out. until siriiig, unless 11 very large
force of men is put to work Jo nnko a path
way. It is no uncommon thing for a mining
camp to bo cut off from coiuir.Tii-.ieatio:i wit h
the outside world for weeks at a uni" lv one
of these avnlanehes, and iho sud'e'-ing from
want of food and fuel is often extreme. Th
only way to establish communication is bv a
line of couriers on snow shoes, on 1 thenenien
arci:i constant tlarigerof their lives, as in
passing along tho track of an avalanche the
least r.oiso or motion i.; likely to start a:i
otiier, and dozens of lives aro thn.-; lost every
year. Tho short, broad Canadian snow .shoe
is never used by the couriers, as this pattern
is oiily good on level ground. All mail car
riers and couriers are equipped with the Nor
wegian snow shoe, a strip of wood about
eight feet long and two inehfs wide. This
gives a firm sunjiort on tho lightest snow,
and is splendid for coasting. I have seen
snow shoe men come down a slope at the rr.to
of nearly a m:Io a minute, and run fullv loij
yards on the level without lcwiag their impe
tus." A"ew York Stju-.
IIow a Girl I'unlslied Hev Brother.
A fuunv thincr 1i:imiv:ip:1 rr, f'.rf ,,,-f 0.4-
the other day. A Landso.-.iely dressed young
was v.a:i.i;)g along rather hurricdlv be
low Teulh street. Throucr'.i the coil .,t""l-,.o"-
on tho back of her head was cr.ivles.sly
tnrust n verv nrettv mhiiat io-.-i ,-. ,t.
of ailver, one of tho present fashions of tho
sex. Behind tho lady walked a young man
whose eyes rested upon iho dagger from time
to time. As they approached Ninth street
the yonng man stepped tpiiekly up and drew
the dagger from tho lady's hair. She did not
notice it, but a policeman did, aul his
brawny hand came down upon tho young
man's shoulder just as ho was putting the
dagger in his pocket.
"Oh, it's all right."' said he. "She":: mv
sister."
"I'll ask her." renllis-l 1". r.fHrw nni i n
hurried after the lady, tho young man with
him. Haviug overtaken her, tho youth ex
plained the matter, and asked his" sister to
tell tho officer what a stupid mistake lie Lad
made. Tho lady appeared for a momeut to
bo a little bewildered; then, hi a free::ing
tone, she said: "I do not know him, officer ;
arrest him."
The datreer kavinir hee;i r.ii-nd,l tn l-.i.
she walked quickly down tho street, whiia
tho officer conducted the young man by w;;3"
of .Sansom street to tho station. An hour
later Lo was released, when thero was a tig
laugn an around at the neat manner in
which the sister had turned the joke on the
brother, in which laugh, however, the
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FEAUTV IN THE EOXES.
TV Lovely "Womt-n V.'Uo CrowJ tha
Front Hows in tlo Ojiei'a.
I was at the opera the other night.
"Faust" was on the bill and the house
was crowded with the lcauty and wealth
of the town. Standing up between the
acts I swept the boxes with my opera
glass, and the sheen of the diamond.- out
shone the glare of tho bright lights. The
white and bare shoulders of the wom- ii
rose along the front seats like the tops oj
eoft white waves, and their uncovered
arms were as ripples of f am thai re
lieved the bright colors of their costumes.
Clear complexioned. bright eyed and
aggressive in their lieauty. many t f tlu rA
loaned over the front of th'.-ir hoxrs r.nd
sent their sparkling eyes careening
through the house. They were lovely
specimens of the feminine form divine,
uud tlie world has not left them hi ignor
ance of that (Llightl'iil fac.
Take almost ar:y of the boxc.; and tlie
ptory of its occupants' lives will point tho
moral of the subject that came to 111a
that night.
Never mind the particular box. but
thero was one that drew my attention.
Three women on the first row. superbly
built, (jhrry lipped and alabaster skinned.
With faces serene, health peifect, and
contentment marked on every line of
their well cut countenances. They had
6vept into their places long ufter the
performance had besrun and razed about
wiui siipoi 0 ino.inertnco alter throwing
oft t !ieir wraps.
The well rounded outlines of ohl
c.it of tho three, :ml tho it po. c that ran
through her c.ry motion, marked her
out as a woman to v.l .nii care was un
known, and s:;ti-d"::i'iio:i an t veryd".y
romance. She have bef n -10. bt.t
sho looked 25. The ol'eT two w-u'
yodoger, but Loth were pictures of ::b
joliito j'liysical bcuify. They wore 0110
L.'iiiiiv, and may have b-vn mother,
ilaiigli'.or and M.-.tor. Tlh- thv- e wen.
iiiagniiicei.t evidences of t!i; ilcvi li
oient and culture that aro building up
t!:c rich women of New York, and
in; an min i itanci-of lioalth and beauty
to the new g ;n ration that is growing
sin '.:nd u.i t' ulay.
And the husband? for ho was th"iv, too.
The wife tur'is casiorially in a earl
iest, half hnlif.oivnt way and t.;y.s a
word to (iiuii'' O!io who s;!.; in the rear .f
tho box, and hi tho half dimness can b
seen the' man voi'im- money makciall thu
loveliness po.:-:il le.
Is he, too, developing and rounding
o'U bis life in pl-.-u: :i!u v. av;; and w ill.. ;
weighing cares? Lk al him ei n 1.1
we ight; he is io:' iv i""'-'' " ' '
1st!.'' i.iagmiii't.d, w 011..01 t ...!.. ...
;;i!il who glances bacl: at him sometiim s
ahni'si, patlie'ii ally. Tie.' furrow:; along
his cheeJcs are cut dei and his cvt-s aro
s. -n-i imes weary and ol'te'i li.-avy, even
v. lien .'iarguor.ii' s-mg.; ner .'.-...'.-lest
strains.
Tin.' woi lu Irf'f-i wm-lhng with h'm
for :i tjuurtvi' a c-.'iitu.ry. r.ii ! bis fl'Aca
ba : 1 e;-:i mm every !: v diirnig all that
time. ! Ie Las delved lor wealth and ho
lia.; found i:. but hi:; It :;t j-IiouMi jv. : r.d
tiM".!!i.v.'H iig'i;'e t;-il tho story of t!:o
strained ;'.n:.;e! v that lias overetl l is lil'c
for y.-ars. lii:cc:: ing work during the
day and iuicer:;.iii re-t 1:1 tlie j:ii( 1 of tiic
night have laid the mark of Cd yi ;;!-.
upon l.'im. though he has i:ot perhaps
toc.'-n.d '5.
lie has fought for the place ij; the opera
where l.is proud wiforh.-:. II. h:;s: tn'g
e!e:I ft keep Jii'i- in the hpiendor tint
l-:it.; her Leant;.". toils along. Loll
ing lo his jh'i ;. mlaiions and lavi.-i;i:'g
tJiem upon her, whiio her loeii;ie-s and
str.teliiie.-s grow with atlvancing m.ttrou
bood, l!: years, of iai ii!!.; m.:;iho;.d
bri::g to l:i:: i!:e viarh:c:-:s and dfoipi
ttido of !'! a;.v.
It is no fara-y sht !r!i. The opera Lottsr
w::s full of s;u-!i j ietr.res that i::0ia
f..i!i 01 t'iom every night.
Trie.-, there a:e ex,ui: magnificent r.p o.
imens of stalwart .American manhood,
fcUoliing hejv tie ro t!)rt:ugh th: lob
bies r loimglng in the body of the bourn.
L'r.L then most of tlu-o men are immcr
tied. .,e York Ciapjiic.
THE ALBUM CRAZZ.
The 'Conf'suio!i" APir.m, the ",:iI!ioti;d te,:
and I i. iters ot" O.Iicr Ivi.ids.
"The album -raze has ahcut rea hod its
h'-ight. 1 don't seo how it can u ;n.U"h fur
ther."' S2id tho manager of ( no of the kayc.-.t
fancj siationery and booJc houses ia ti e e".. y.
'Among th-j young ladies there i.; 1:0 cnel of
albums, and they are of all sorts imagine.!. k
Tiiu confession aibum is very popular just
now. It has on o-.a-h page a list o p: .-. t :;::;
to which the young lady's friends wrie :::
swers ia the blank places opposite them, t--Ii-ing
what are their ideal virtues, their favor
ite authors, their favorite iiowers. their idea
of beauty in art, in nature, and all that sort
of thing. It is supposed that v.!;c:i a fricTid
has answered his bit of quest ions tho young
lady has a pretty e,ood idea cf his character,
but, of course, most of tho young men try to
be funny, so the book becomes practically use
less for tho purpose for which it is intended.
"Another album is one i:i ivhie'h a yoiirg
lady pastes on the white page a black silhou
ette of each of h?r friends. A piece cf
white paier is tacked to the wall, a bright
lamp is set upon the table near it, and i ho
friend is seated between tho lamp and tho
paper, so that the shadow of his proSIo is
thrown upon the paper. Tho young lady
then traces the outline of the shadow and af
terward cuts out the picture. This i:ia',:e?
tho pattern. The picture then only has to he
cut out cf black paper and pasted 0:1 tho
white page cf the album. These are f;v
(jueutly pretty good likenoj.se-. the only ilaws
in them being usually accounted for by the
subject's inability to sit srill enough.
Then there are dozyns au l do::.-::.; of other
kinds of albums. 'lucre uro thoso in which
the shapes of young men's bea.-.'s are kvpt.
Tho young m&n hr. ve i:;i;re.:-io?;:; t.i:.-..;i by
:hek' baiters and send them U the- y..'. :g 1 1
ilies. Others are fru- ; eevrding- tlvj r eap-, and
sizis of young men":, f ..!, as frnishea by t!'0
biioeaaikers. Still oth -as ceatai:i iuea hits of
Lands, or photograi ks of merely the eye.":, cr
the nose, or a.i ear, a !::u..;uei.j, a eiii.i, a
r.irel.ead, or any thing lis.' tuat tho year.g
lady's ingenuity m-.ty s;::g a s ..
"One young lady, liviag a l"rai:'i javc.:u,
has a very h.rge collevtio:: of imprint, t
thumbs. She got the idea fnaa the Chine.-e
met hoil of ideatlfj ing criLaiaals.'" ChL-uo0
'I iiue-s.
Z'.ia Jla:ir.ei' I lrait.
Tew peoj-le wh 'ii overh' e.t-.l 02:1 sit ia a
draft witaour peying ti.e- ;-ii:i!iy r the in
discretion. Yet in spile of tiio accumulate i
experience of age- tlir.t nv' i: i of e ' u ol
is "freouentiy adopted by j working in
doors. If tho ro-:.i get i i warm, er the
oceupr.nts are overheated by their work, up
goe-s a window and the ro! I air from the out
side comes rushing in. Thi ; sr.d-'.'.'U cooilnj
oiT where one is overl.eaied chilis th: tkin
a.id drives the blood to the eenter of the Lo.'.i
Frequently the lungs are conge-, t.d. r.c a re.-.ult
and inthumnati on foi-.iws. TLe:i puca:u;:ua
is ushered in with a chili, follows 1 by f . r,
pain ia the side and coughing. ;-u it gocsea,
getting worse each elay mitil the cr:s:'s i-;
reached, when tho jctie;:!, e.-gin-i to get
gradually b?:tor or well, there are plenty cf
graves to tell tha other side of the story. If
recovery follows it is usually full and com
plete. No ipeeiat tendency, to c: utract the
disease again remains. Tho afTeered lung
throws off all signs of the disease and per
forms its function 63 well as it did Ijvforo tho
attack. Once in a while, when thero u a
predispositioa, hereditary or acquired, ro
iiovtry from pneumonia may bo folljt-d. by
that dreaded eh-aso iuImonary. "pathiiLs,
couuuonly called c-on.sumjitiou, butt by physi
cians tuberculosis. In'cvv York Wtld. '
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(5 i?iyls:ll' Store.
J ii-t aft r our inventory, we iidu.e
prices ?o m 11 the g. mils lather than to
carry over. We are willing to sell our
entire- Winter Coods at cost. Staph s v.e
have a larg-; ipiantity and olb r them
veiy Io,'. Calicos :'. to ." cents per aid,
making the best standard of thein at 2
yards for S1.IM. (lingham b-',t dress
styles 1 ( cent:-, per ard. Ires ods
all kiiols at tiie very bovc-t price, from
5 cents per 3:11,1 upward. Wooh 11 Insi
v.e o.Tcr a i ot,ctr i I'm-. Ladies cadi
mere ho---, worth I .:. not,' l i n!s,
fine heavy woo! .p c.-ats, mow V.; ihi'il
rail's line ribbed Worth ", lniv,- I'll
der ware uniit go at Lev prie. w c
v.ill not keep ihrm over.
Our ih-uts Silver J.eyM ,.::.o Shiib.
andilrawirs, femur piiees 5n now :;.".
""" e li-at 't o hhil Is
. a-, e a 1 !i 4 j i ia I i 1 y ?' imu1 -'it'.
Our Saarh t all wool ;.huls end "ev.v. -crs
finr: ipia!it' :, ).)' now 75 ci nt. .
Our seal let all wool shirts i:id draw
ers, line ipiality .v'1.25 now 1.0.').
Our searb f all-wool .'.hirts and ura w
1 rs. line quality :sl. ?5 now 1,25.
Oar scarlet ali-veool -.li'it.s and di.-.v-cr,
line oua'jty ..nonow .-(.
i'ol'ALLY AS CI!
O.tr '.'."1 i'-r e.-rjt. di-.cour.: on ro i!. . "-.
sti;l good. Wear- ! 'crinim d io 1 !(,,
out our entire: stock' and le ver le '..:.
has such an ;po: t c!,:! v been o;,'(-il to
economical buyer., to puieh t-e tie- ).-,;
Mia I'd
ICS ill. V)
little a
Joseph V.
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MigtU" Clll-c-tl Ilttms, Jiacoi; ::i:d lin;
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I will sell ns chc.'.i ;:s :uiy ;i:;rk-i i.t ilm (;ifv am J deiy
Olll)(;titioii, JtU'l l-CatiCcl fiiily solicit Vdli- j;';.t.roii:,rro.
ESSiAmM and .-ee nio. Acviii-.s Jj.h.cJc, :t!i strct t.
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