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NEBRASKA ADVERTISER
WATSON B. BMLTII.
Ho Is AB8anflinatod in tho Oorriflor of tlio
Ouatoin ilouso in Omaha.
His Participation in tho Proscoution of Oer-
tuiu Liquor Doalurn Supposed to
bo tho Uau8o.
Keillor AriviTtlHor.
At threes n'oluuk liwlVriday nioniiiii,'
i lie nowH Hproiiil tibroiid in tlio city Unit
Hon. WiitHon 15. Smith, U. H. illH.riiil
(ilurk, luiri bucti found dead lylni; at tho
door of ltin olllco in Him corridor of tlio
jioMtolllcc ImildiiiK in tlilH city. Ho laid
left Ids Iioiih) tho proviniH ovening tul
litiK Ids inotlior ho would bo back short
ly, and that ho had hoiiio IiiihIiiohh to
utlond to at his ollico. Time piihhwI
and ho did not return. Ills mother be
came unoasy and .sent to tho residence
of Dr. Moore, near by, and re nested
him to telephone for him, or to Mr.
Kuliti at the drug store, corner of
Douglas and JMh streets. Tho doctor
did so. Mr. ICuhn wont directly to his
ollico, which is on tho third floor of the
custom house building; found the door
slightly open, as he could seo by the
moonlight rays, mid on groping ids
way through tho dark corridor he
stumbled upon something. 'Ho reached
down and caught hold of a cold hand.
Tho thought immediately struck him
that Col. .Smith was dead, and ho rush
ed down stairs and into the street in
search of help. Alter going a few
blocks ho met n policeman and tho
watchman of lloyd's opera house and
they together went to tho poHlollico.
A light wan procured which revealed
the lifeless body of Mr. Smith lying in
R'pool of blood. A largo :ii caliber re
volver lay at his foot; his keys were in
the door from tho outside (which was
partly closed); a role of mail consisting
of letters, papers, and postal cards, lay
;it, his feet as If it had boon suddenly
dropped; ho wore an overcoat and had
a large inulller about his neck; the
stick used for turning tho gas oil lay
on tho table as if it had been placed
thero after turning tho gas ofT, prepar
atory to goiiit' homo.
From these particulars it is inferred
Hint ho was In the act of shutting the
door, and that tho villain stood cIomi
to tho wall to his loft, and placing the
muzzle of the revolver close to the head
of tho victim, (lied, lulling him instant
ly, and in the excitement had thrown
the revolver to tho place where found
(between the feet of the dead man.)
Tho ball entered tho head just above
and behind die loft ear and passing out
to the front and above the right ear,
and was llattoned by striking tho stone
wall,. falling to tho lloor.
At the post niortom examination it
was discovered that tho skull had boon
broken in several pieces, evidently
caused by tho concussion, as tho rovoi
ver seems to have been placed against
tlio head. Thero is somo diversity of
opinion among tho doctors, as to wheth
er a blow was struck.
On .Saturday afternoon a meeting of
citizens was hold In tho Academy of
Music, at which resolutions of respect
to tho deceased wore passed, and sub
scriptions for rewards wore offered. At
the close of tho mooting tlio chairman
announced that sRr.oo had been sub
scribed, and that tho Governor had is
sued a proclamation offering his con
stitutional limit (SL'OO) and that Hon.
.1. H. Finch had offered a reward of
8201) in behalf of tho Grand Lodge of
Good Templars, for tho arrest and con
viction or tlio perpetrator of the crime.
Speeches woro mado by manv promi
nent citizens, and excitement was rifo
about tho city. The M. & M. Union
offers S.'iOO also. Tho funeral took
place Tuesday.
Col. Smith iiad several times received
threatening letters and postal cards
from unknown parties in tho city, who
woro supposed 10 bo Hijuor dealers in
the dons and slums. Mr. Smith had
been employed by the temperance peo
ple of tho city to prosecute violators of
tho Slocumb and Sunday laws. Several
persons had been prosecuted, but none
lately. Tho above is tho general opin
ion, although the respectablo (V) liquor
men have subscribed handsomoly (Sr.00)
for tho capture of the murderer. The
total reward amounts to tlfty-four
hundred dollars. (Jon. Hstabrook has
also boon threatened from tho sam
source for a like potriotio. position with
Col. Smith, and also other prominent
lights.
The question, then, would m.m.i t
recur: "is Omaha tho lurking placo of
biiii'viM .urn mnruorors v .
Yours truly,
n i xr 'UsQl'MAirx.
Oninha, Nov. 7, 1881.
Tho Christian Mystorics.
So prone are tlio minds of men, to
run into channels of thought, and to
go oft" into routines of notions, that the
correctness of thought, or the impor
tance of tho actions, is not alwavs well
considered; and tho christian idea and
the christian walk aro not ex'eeptioas
to this.
If it were asked, what aro tho distinguishing-features
of Christianity
in what does It differ from other sys
tems of religious faith? from other
rules of action? In what, is its pro-omi-nonco
over other theologies, other
schools of ethics? How many would
bo roady witli a correct answer, in an
xpression of words, or a witness in a
m ro life?
is Christianity a systom of theology
exclusively touching tho naturo of the
tnio God 'i The one God is indeed rep
nmonled in the christian system, but
that is not tlio peculiar revelation to
tlio soul.
Mahoiiimed taught tlio doctrine of
the Olio God, and has had millions of
followers, and perhaps they have not
had ii'oro correct views of the Infinite
One than tho Egyptian or Hindoo, witli
their thousands of gods. It is not so
much tho forms through which wo un
derstand the Creator, which is to bo de
sired as is tlio coriect views wo got of
Him.
While tlio classic and highly cultiva
ted heathen and pagan people had every
grove and stre.tm and mountain and
starrv space and habitation of tho air
llllod'with divinities, powerful, beauti
ful and benign, or hideous and baleful,
overlooking, ovor-ruling the actions of
men, deciding their destinies. Yet
deep In tho hearts of tho "initiated"
was rooted the idea of one over-ruling
power, one universal presence, one
great arbiter of destiny. Tills wnstho
idea of God, held by those who had en
tered the "holy of holies," but" who
thought It not wine or safe to teacli
this to the "uninitiated" souls which
had not been illuminated with tho
mysteries learned in the temples of wis
dom. Wo see then that tho theology of one
(Sod is not peculiar to Christianity.
Is It a system of morals? "Do unto
other.H as you would have others do to
you," is tho highest standard of morals
man can reach. Hut that was t'uiglit
by Confucius, and Ituddah and Biiunuli,
long belore it was by .Jesus of Nazerolli
to his disciples, lie bid them observe
tin purest mural code known among
men. For the results of moral action
are i s uiichangu .bly llxo,', afaro tho de
crees of destiny. So ho taught love
one another, love your enemies, do no
evil, do good to all as yo have opportu
nity. Imp. that was not the revelation
of the gospel of Christ. "The mysterj
of (Sod hid i Christ .Jesus since the
world began," for good will to men, e
piossed In charitable, benevolent ac
tions has boon found to bo tho bottei
wav, through all tho ages of time.
Tho wise Kgyptinn. tlio learned Hin
doo, the classic Greek, the polished
Homan. tho profound Knglisiiinan, the
aspiring American -nil people, savage
and civilized, have learned that to
"cease- to do evil and learn to do well,"
is the bettor way, is tho only correct
way of securing peace and safety and
happy, social communion among num.
It is what, they have learned by expe
rience, not revelation.
What then is tho good tidings in the
gospel of the Christ? It is tho assur
ance of eternal life proceeding from
the All Father, manifested through the
Son by the spirit. The heavenly inllu
oncos of this sacred trinity comes to
tlio spirit of man and convinces him of
life immortal, lifoeternal ; when nature,
onrupt in dignified silence refuses an
answer to tho soul, when hungering
and thirsting after a response to this
most important of all questions. I'rouil
science retires Into her sanctuary and
deigns no roply to the anxious spirit
enquiry concerning the hereafter.
"Life and immortality are brought to
light, through the gospel." The voice
of tho elder llrothor comes to man in
his anxious questioning and says, "I
am ho who was dead, and am alive
forever more," and as sure as I am
allvo from the dead, so shall you live
from the dead.
In Adam, the first man, all men have
an inheritance of death. In Christ, the
second man, all men have an inheri
tance of life. So sure as all dio in
Adam, so sure shall all bo made alive
in Christ.
I.ifo beyond the gravo was the great
burden of tho Apostles' preaching, and
for which they suffered persecutions.
Paul says, "Of tho hope and resurrec
tion of the dead, 1 am called in ques
tion. Behold I show you a mvstery;
wo shall not all sleep, but wo shall all
be changed, In a moment, in tho twink
ling of an eye, at the last trump, for
the trump shall sound and the dead
shall bo raised, incorruptible." It is
tho incorruptible which is raised the
spirit. And it is to this incorruptible
comes tho i evolution ol eternal life, and
it. eagerly grasps lids truth; it is to it
the bread of heaven, the water of lite
to tho thirsting soul; it drank and is
inado partaker of the divine nature,
and this hoavonlv state of mind abhors
all evil doing. So I he christian morali
ty, which is of the highest order, is
reached by being made partaker of the
divine nature.
"Tlio gospel of glad tidings, of groat
joy, which is for all people," has lifted
the veil from the unseen world ami uw.
can look upon the condition of the do
parted souls one partaking of tlio joys
of a righteous life, tho other being in
torment because of evil doing; and
thoy hear the reason for their different
conditions "remember in thy life
time." It is a fact, confirmed by phi
losophy, by science, by reason and bv
revelations, "that what a man sows
that shall ho reap," that by his deeds'
dona in tho body, shall mab bo approved
or condemned. That charactor shall
decide destiny.
Well would it bo if wo could wninm.
ber that a record of our actions aro
made. A book of remembrance is kept
and that when we shall pass into the
world of spirits (and wo all will ere
long) then tlio books will bo oponed,
the records seen, and wo hoar "remem
ber in thy life time."
London, Nob.
A building fell down in Xow York
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