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THE HERALD.
TELEGRAPHIC!
g.lM'L BOWLF.S OF TIIR SPttlMi
FIELI) REPUBLICAN IEAI.
Staiiley in Paris.
Tcrrihle Kail road Disaster.
Atlanta, Oa, January 1G. The
juiy in the trial of the .second indict
ment against ex-Go v. Bullock, voted
unanimously not guilty on the first
ballot. The trial lasted six days. This
disposes of all easej against the gover
nor except misdemeanor.
SfTtlXG field, January 1(5. Samuel
Bowles died at 11 to-night.
Paris, January 10. Stanley, the
African explorer, arrived to-day. lie
was met at the railway station by
member3 of the geographical society.
IlARTFOnr, Con., Jan. 15. A serious
railroad accidtnt happened on the Con
necticut western Railroad, just beyond
Tauffsville, about ten miles from Hart
ford, at 10 o'clock this evening. An
excursion train, returning from the
Moody and Sankey meeting at Hart
ford, fell from a trestle-bridge into the
Fannington River. Two engines, one
baggage and three pmseng'-r cars went
down.
HaIvTFORD, January 15. Work at
the wreck of the Connecticut "Western
train at Tauffsville continues. The re
lief train has just returned to this city.
So far ten dea l bodies have been re
covered, all eastern people.
Ten or inure wounded in hou.-.es in
Tauffsville are doing well. T wenty of
the wounded nave gone home. Many
of the missing persons are from places
west of the weak, not yt in communi
cation-
The bridge was built by A. I. Ilriggs
.Sc Co., of Springtbdd, M iss., in Decem
ber 1875
was purchased yesterday by James
Gordon Dennett, is to bo used for an
other Arctic expedition.
Rostov, January 13. A banquet
tendered Hon. Ii. II. Bristow by Gov.
Iliee and 1-jO leading citizens, took
place lo-night. Martin trimmer pre
side!. 180 gentlemen were present.
The general was heartily received.
lie Did It.
Yes, A. T. Stewart always did it.
Once he came to the conclusion that
although advertising was a good
thing as a ladder, it was of no great
benefit to him, as his name sold his
goods. To test it one department only
of his establishment was advertised.
Its business overtopped that of the
others so immediately and so largely
that Mr. S. concluded that to get the
full power of his name it must appear
in printers' ink. His advertising man
ager say3 "from that time he advertis
ed more than ever in the leading papers.
A burning chimney, when the soot
has been lighted by a fire in the fire
place, can be extinguished by shutting
all the doors in the room, so as to pre
vent any current of air up the. chim
ney; then, throwing a few handful
of common fine salt upon the lire in
the grate, oi on the hearth, the fire in
the chimney will be immediately ex
tinguished. The philosophy of this
is that i.i the process of burning the
salt, muriatic-acid gas is evolved,
which is a prompt extinguisher of fire.
Ben HnllMay's No-.f.
N'' Y-rk 'ir!.
While tiaveleing in a Ws.hirton
train recently with a number of ac
fju imt.tru c, old Ben HoIIiday became
unusually communicative. He climb
ed the Kocky Mountains waded through
the Great Salt Lak jumped across
It was a Howe tru?s, with j the lilack Canyon of the Cohuado.danc-
two spans, each span being one hun- ed in the Death Valley, cooked griz
dred and sixty-three fret long. There lies in the Yellowstone geysers, scud
seemed to hive been nothing wrong i ded down the Shoshone Tails, and told
with the structuie. Timbers where ! ;i score of stories so thrilling that the
they were broken of? and splintered j hair of his hearers arose to protest.
are sound. The spans were long, but
some of the most experienced railroad
men agree the aceident was wholly
caused by the tremendous weight of
two engines passing over at the same
time.' I'oth certainly weighed sixty
tons and possibly more. The man
who stood at the den ,t in Tauffsville i
as the train left there noticed its make- j
up, and reports he watched in suspence j
to see whether it would p. is-; over the
bridtre safelr. and while he was waiting i
heard the crash.
Pottsvu.f, Pa., Jan. 15. By the ex
plosion in Potts' collier, near Ashland.
Jones, Hugh Wilson, Walter Cosgrove,
and a man named Guyer. were killed:
George Schebur severely, and two oth
ers slightly injured.
"Frankfort, January 18. (Jen.
John S. Williams was elected to-day
on the joint ballot senator from Ken
tucky, to succeed Thomas C. McCreary,
by a vote of 120 to 11 for IJago, Repub
lican. Washington, January 17. The house
committee on foreign affairs authoriz
ed Mr. Cox (N. Y.), to report at the
earliest opportunity a joint resolution
tendering the thanks of the American
people to Henry M. Stanley for solving
the most difficult geographical problem
of the age.
Home, January 17. 'I he funeral of
the late King Victor Emmanuel to-day
was very impressive. The procession
was an hour and a half long. In .ad
dition to the official procession, which
was a mile long, there were 2,700 de
putations from all parts of the King
dom. The costumes in the official por
tion of the procession were magnifi
cent. The Crown Prince of Germany,
with representatives of Austria, Port
ugal, and Baden, walked abreast. The
Pantheon, which was splendidly deco
rated as the Chape lie Ardente, was
reached about 4 in the afternoon.
The entire procession was on foot.
The ecolesiastic il service was confined
" toabsolution and benediction pronounc
ed by Monsignor Gori, arch priest of
the chapter of the church.
The stone which is to bo placed in
the chapel destined for the King is a
simple slab bearing only the words
"Victor Emmanuel, first King of
Italy." It stood between the high al
tar and the altar of Saint Anastasias,
martyr. On the right as the Pantheon
Is erdered, over the gate way of the
Pantheon, was (he following inscrip
tion. 'Italy' with a mother's pride, with
a daughter's grief, supplicates for the
great King who was a faithful citizen
and triumphant soldier the immor
tality of theiighteous and the heroic."
Lonhov, Jonuary 1. A Russian
official dispatch, dated Kezanlik, Jan
uary 10 says, A nconnoitreing party of
dragoons has brought information
that Suleiman Pasha is at Phillippopo
lis and has given orders to burn every
thing. Tatar Bazardjik and Phillip
popolis are reported to have been
burned.
LnxO'JN, January ly.--A Russian
official dispatch announc es Cen.Skohe-
loff entered I'hilippupolis the Kith and
extinguished the Maine in Bulgarian
dwellings tired by the retreating
Turks.
Annapolis, Mi., January 13.- The
legislature in joint convention to
day elected ex-flow James II. Croome,
United States senator to succeed Geo.
It. Dcnnio, whoso term expires March
4. 1579. The vote was Groome 73,
Stelner 17, scattering 2.
St. Paul, Minx., January IS. -A
Uismaik special to - the Pioneei-Press
aays the Indirii3 are collecting in the
Milk river county, and possible trou
ble is feared. Kelley. Gen. Mills'
chief scout, has gone from Tongue
river to look them up.
London, January 18. It is stated
One of his yarns was both startling
and ivmu-iing-
j "One night," said he, "long before
' the Pacific railroad was built, I was
' bounding over the plains in one of my
overland coaches. My wife was with
me. She was sick, and lay asleep on
the liottoiu of the stage on a bed of
buffalo skins. The night was fearful- j
ly dark, and a drizzling rain was fall- j
ing. Mis. Holiday and myself were j
the only passenger. Several stages.
had been robbed within two months
and the di iver was ripping along as
though a gang of prairie-wolves were
after him. Suddenly the horses were
thrown on their haunches and the
stage stopped. I was heaved forward,
but quickly recovered, and found my
self gazing at the muzzle of a double
barreled shot-gun. P.y the dim light
of the stage lamps the barrels looked
as big as nail kegs. 'Throw up your
hands and don't stir, shouted the own
crof thf gruff voicp. Up went my hands
and I began to commune with myself,
I saw that he did not know who I wh,
and I was afraid that my sick wife
might awake and call nit by name.
My coat was buttoned over my bosom,
but hardly high enough to hide, a mag
nificent er.ierahl that cost me over Ss,
000 a few weeks before in San Fran
cisco. I hardly breathed through fear
that the light might strike the stone
and its sparkling brilliancy attract the
attention of the robber. I had abjuL
810,0'K) in a money-belt close to the
skin, and several hundred dolh'.rs in
my pocket.
"Suddenly my friend shouted, Come,
shell out, d d quick, or J'il send the
devil a free lunch.'
"I passed out the few hundreds loose
in my pookets, and handed him my
gold watch and chain. They were
hefty, I think the "chain alone would
weigh five pounds.
"There!' said I, 'there is every cent
I've got. Take it and let me go on.
My wife is very sick, and I don't know
what would happen to her if she knew
what was going on.'
"Keep your hands up,' was the reply
while a second robber received the
watch and money. Then a search was
made for the Express Company's box,
but the double barreltd shot-gun did
not move. Its muzzles were within a
foot of my nose. For my life I did
not dare to stir. My nose began to
itch. The stiff hairs of my mustache
got up one after another and tickled
it until th sensation was intolerable.
I conld stand it no linger.
"Stranger,' I cried, "I must scratch
my nose. It itches so that I am almost
crazy.'
"Move your hands,' he shouted, 'and
I "11 blow a hole through your head big
enoug for a jack rabbit to jump through.
I appealed once more. "Well. he an-
swt red, "keep your bands still, and I'll
scratch it f- r you. I hate to see a part
ner suffer."
"Did be scratch it?" asked one of
Hen's interested listeners.
"Sure," said Mr. I lobular.
"How ?" asked the breathless listen
er. "With the muzzle of the cocked gun,"
said the great overlander. "He rubbed
the muzzle around my mustache and
raked it over the end of my nose until
I thanked him and said it itched no
longer.
The robbers soon afterward look
their leave, with many apologies, and
Hen continued his journey to the Mis
souri with his big emerald and $10,000.
all
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vou can cet Boots and Shoes of
styles, patterns and make, from
No 1 KAsrrnN" norsns
also a fine stylish perfect fit of
MY OWN MAM' FA I'll' UK
from the finest French Calf Boots made
in the state, down, at prices that lfy
mm petition. Ladies and Children's
IP. win TIE
has come home,
And he has brought the finest line of
Dress Goods, Staple Goods, ' Fancy
Goods and Notionsyou ever saw.
say Mollaieig f grocer
ies by the acre9boots and
Iiocs till you asa54 rest
hats anal caps till
ymi arasasa buy
Spring and Summer Goods ever and ever so cheap
flow Li your han-o,ul to s-l---wt nn rrs auyboil 'y. Hurry',
up. I trnitt to go E.'t (i:;-t'U if.rt month.
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shot-.4 ii special it v.
tlo.it the strain yacht "Pandora," which I Ptn.it Mckges.
wm snvesraon
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received the highest awards at the Vienna and Con
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ER than other machines. Its capacity is unlimited.
There are moro W I L S O ti MACHINES sold in tho
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others. THE WILSON MENDSHC ATTACHMENT, for
doing all kinds cf repairing, WITHOUT PATCHING,
given FREE with each machine. A Ccrtificato is given
with each Machine, guarantceing'to keep it in repair,
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and our Circular No. 197 for further instructions for buying machines
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tnr tha runt of
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popcpp.aincr aH the latest and raost desirabla
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threkd lork-irtiteh, liaa seir-resruUtin? tea
iono nd take-ni. and will do the whole range
of family work without ehaiure.
The DOJHE.STIC " is made in th nwt dnr
ahle manner, with conical stv-l hearings and
compensating journals thronirhont.
Amenta for the "DOHKMIC" Scwiiir JTa
rhine and tho IOMKlTIC " Paper Fashlo.
wanted in all unoccupied territory. Address
SeTirg l!adh!a3 Ccnj&E7, lie Ycrk.
And New llluitrafed Cattogu, ilh inctrvctlont how lo beooms Agnt.
CASKET
Onr Imprrlnt CnBltrl mntalna one rmlr of Ijw1y nrarelPta. on Unman ?Totc Chain unit T.nrkPt.one ill
l StmJ, one ir "f sioeve iiliuoni. m I jkIt's Set ( F.nr-rinnnnd I'ln), une Seal liinr. one intrraTwl " Frieni
htii" Hlnif. i. ne riahi HI us. one emli'ipsvl i'nllnr tlutton; nil of whlcli nre tile Unrnt cid-pln(, warrail
led ia land l he test of ootid atol-l, and tiiw-Uv w reirvenleil by the enirrnviiiirs in lliis aiiunnet:mtii
in reei-tpt f One tlnr we will send this (fraud arrov of eleunnt Jewelry, eeurel piu-ked in r beat
tilul nioriMTo cttaket, itiinld. to an v nddretw. Our lllustrateit ratal'eue acconiimnfes every- ensket free.
" Hvin one of the Imperial Onxkei Id onr "nw't-oyl'in. we must wiy, lh.it. liiie tlie nrti'-h are nl
olid icold, tijfr ft re beautiful imlmtioint end verr prettv. each parlieular jiiecv beinij ejuaily as good as ai
old In the city Jewelrv utore Khitokh- Humk ajiii V auh.
"An henonible homo, entttled to Hie eonrlMeni-e of llieir pntrons KniTOB Chthbttaw WoptI). "
"M e en-lorse ihe hich onler of reiK-tbiliiy uitaeiie I to the teinaii Jewelrv .'o." F.n. J'ohton Oi.obI
" To aeanre our palrona of our re?iMiuHibilitv. e reft r to anv r?iiaijl business house In Clucluuall, aO
by permlaHiun U the cviuiniereial afreocy of Tariiutn, MeKillop and Co." Mail all orders to
STEINAU JEYfELUY COMPANY, No. 5 Arcade, CINCINNATI, 0
PRICE LIST
solomonXnathan,
cktiii:
Fall and Winter of 1377 anil 70.
W'p have rc-ft'i v-'l a TIlKMr.Xnors S TOf'TC of stuplo :iti1 Vnncy Dry
CJooiK MilliiU'ry, Ciolhiiu, U;iU niv ''.ts, 'rrii.iitiiiii.'s, .le .v.-'.iy, N'otion.s, &c,
etc., whicli vt- will si-il at prices that t'.vfy competition. The following will
give our cuslonu i s an iile-.v of tlia
VERY LOW PRICES
which we will adhere to.
Prints Cs'.atKlanl) Hi yards for .?1.00
Canton Flannel. 12 "
Cotton Jiatliito:, S It.s for 81.00
Cottonadcs, from I V per yard up
Comforters, from M'e a piece up
Other 11 ran d-5. 5') vards for -Sl'O
Indian Head Muslin, 12 y'd.s for 81.00
"Water Proofs, from TOc per yd up
Planket.s. (full line) 81.2 ier pair up
J.adies suawls, troni i-c up
Felt Skirtsfrom C-Hc ii All wool yarn, best in market 8 or Hi up
Standard Carjx-.t Warp.81.2-"). " H bundle Iadies Kid Cloves, jier pair up
Ladies (J-umllets, 7"; ier pair up Ladies Merino Hose, 2 pair for 2oc
Children's Merino I lose. I pair for 2-"jC Ladies Merino Underwear, C0c up.
Cents' Merino Cndtrwear from 3"c up.
MENS' CLOTHING.
Overcoats from 83.2 up Pftll Suits from 8-j.OO up.
BOOTB AND SHOES.
Mens' Hoots from 82.2-" up
Trunks from 81.")0 to ?52.0O.
. Ladies Shoes from 81.00 up
Full lino of Trimmings, Fringes, Ball
Frinues, Silk, and all kinds of Vol
vctincs, Plush.
LARGJE! and SPLENBm STOCK
of Zephyrs, Woosted and Berlin Yarn,
DEED MJL L1S
3
PEIirOltATED PAPLU IX GOLD SILVER AND ALL C0L0I1S.
Fine stock of
LADIES READY MADE CLO'AKS
from 83.00 up.
CASSAMEHES, DUDAGE EMPRESS CLOTH,
IJLACK ALPACAS, SCOTCH PLAID, AVIIAPPEIl GOODS
LADIES TILTERS. CORSETS and
"WHITE UNDERWEAR.
OUR MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.
as presided over by Mrs. Dull, the exp eienced Lady Trimmer who w as with
us last season, is full and complete. Mi. Dull is competent to do any work in
thi.-department satisfactorily. We hsve the finest stock of millinery goods
w est of Chicago, and do not propose tobe undersold.
Don't Forget TJic Place,
PHILADELPHIA STORE, Main St., Plattsmouth.
J. V. WECKBACH, Prop.
NEW GOODS,
ELEGANT STYLES.
We are in almost daily receipt of
DRY AND FANCY GOODS,
which we offer our friend and the public at
Wholesale and Metail,
nt price to suit t lie times.
Caslimorcs, Alpacas, Delaines, &v.
Calicos, from 12 to 1G Yards for $1.00.
Muslins, from 6 cts. a yard upward.
BEDSPREADS !
The finest stock of White Bedspread rver brought to the :it v.
BueH's Cassimcres, Tweeds. Jeans, and Cottonades in
full Slock.
Mats nml Caps5
mid Wnriinshhig (Doa&s.
Groceries ami Provisioias
of Ai.r. kind-;.
Country Produce taken in exchange for Goods.
Thankful for pat f.ivors in the years onc ! y. I repc-t fully a.-k a rnclir iintii-c cfllipsani'.
CfAB.lMKH.vi; "AT1ska-tI'.v in a I.i. CASES, and hoping my tl.Mts to pc:i44 itisiy !. rou
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