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CARDINAL ANTONELLI.
Thn llroat lapat fltatrsman mi lie Ap
peared to 1'alnter.
Rudolph Lohmanu's visit to Homo in
1657 led to tho painter's introduction to
tho great papal statesman, Cardinal An
tonolli. Hn Hays:
Boforo mu cat that execrated states
nan, "tho lent hated mail in Homo,"
in tho most nfTahlo of moods. IIIh
bronzed and somuwhnt oriental features
Worn certainly far from handsome, but
thoy wore full of clmractor, energy, mid,
Recording to some, cruelty, with tho
large, dark, plorolng eyes overshadowed
by n heavy brow, tho strong auilitiu
noso nnd tho full sensual lips. Ho was
in a tnlkativo mood and Npoko freely of
tho difficulties that besot his onerous
ministry, of tho position of tho papacy
becoming daily moro threatened through
tho over increasing energy of its wicked
enemies or what ho called "tho modern
hpirits." "Out," lio rnldcd, "history
teaches im that it hits always triumphed
in tho long run, and it will do mi now."
Ho nlso told mo that tho worldly inter
cats of tho brothers Antonolli had nover
been scparntod; that they possessed all
their worldly goods in common, ono
brother being director of tho Dancn lio
niana; ono, tho Con to Gregorlo, taking
caro of their vast possessions in tho Pon
tine marshes, a third being syndoco of
Romonud tho youngest boiug omployod
in diplomatio missions by tho ticcrotury
iof statu.
During a short rest ho showod me,
with ovidout pride, over his elegant
apartment, furnished with all tho latent
modern comfort. Hut tho crowning cli
max was tho bodroom, combining with
i tho polcmnlty and mystery of tho nbodo
of a prince of tho church nil tho luxu
ries of tho boudoir of n potitomaitrosse.
'Tho walls), tho curtains, as woll as tho
'hangings round tho spacious fonr poster,
wcro of tho heaviest crimson damask,
Hooped up with enormous tassels. Boa
Ion Herald.
life In Japan,
"It is n curious, but accoptod truth,"
oommciiU tho wifo of a naval offlcor
who has rcsidod a number of yoars in
Japan, "thnt Americans, as a class, do
,jiot long stand up against Japan life.
(There is something in tho air, or some
thing lacking iu it, which is peculiarly
trying to us. So many uaval oflloors
nerving a thrco or hix years' duty there
hnvo oomo homo with an iucnrablo com
plaint that it is common talk iu tho serv
ice Two admirals havo died of nbcess
of tho livor after sevoral years' resldonco
there, nnd other ofllcors havo had their
fiaalth seriously impaired under similar
conditions. I nover was seriously sick
tin my lifo till I got out to tho island
empire, and throughout my wholo stay
1 fought something. Tho English resi
dents do not seem to suffer as wo do,
which is also a commented upon fact."
New York Times.
Hastings has hud but ton ensee of
Bcatlot feior and four fatalities.
Polk county bus two hundred families
dependent this winter upon charity.
Ono nhould believe in marriage as in
the immortality of tho soul. Uulzac.
To love ono who loves you is stealing
llrofrom heaven. M mo. do Girurdin.
Bvory production of gonitis must bo
tho production of enthusiasm. Disraeli.
No longer talk about tho kind of a man
that a good man ought to be, but bo such.
Canning pajs no reward to virtue, and
is but tho low mimic of wisdom Holing
broko.
Tho virtuo of tho soul does not consist
in Hying high, but wulking orderly.
Montaigne.
The highest knowlodgo can bo noth
ing more than the shortest and clearest
i odd to truth. Colton.
Eve, with nil tho fruits of Kdon blest,
rather than leavo thut ono unknown,
li st all tho rent. Mooro.
Tviit'liurs' meeting.
A teachers' mooting will be hold at
Uowlea, Saturday, February 23, '&", com
mencing ut H o'clock a. m.
I'HOUUAM.
Opening Ketcles.
1 Ten iestlorn on ItelRii of Mellaril the First,
Lulu I'otter.
Ten questions oh llohjii of Kdward the First,
.1. n. Htrmler.
. T"ii fiuestlons on ltclgn of Hoary the Fifth,
1C.T. Foe.
Manic,
the "Itojal Incentives" to study and good
conduct, l'rof. J. J. Tooley.
Mnilc.
l.o e and Fear as Incentives to study and
Itood conduct. .Mrs. Uzlo K. 1'ost.
Music.
Class drill la rcaillng, II. Id.i SavsRo.
Music. Query-box.
Adjournment.
Teachers should road Whitn'n Snhnni
Manngemout, pp. 151 to 189, nnd Dick
on's Childs History of England, Chupter
XIII, to XXII, to get some information
in regard to tho subjects on tho program.
No teacher who can possibly uttend
should bo nbsont from this meeting.
There will be a general discussion of
each Biibjeut on tho program. All in
torestod In educational work are invitod
to bo present.
'. Respectfully yours,
. , , D. M. llUNTKIt, Co. Supt.
Kd Cloud, Neb., Jan. 18. 1895.
' Market Itvport.
euorreoinj Weekly.)
Wheat GO
Corn,'. CO
Oat. :jo
A wy w t uO
-Mux..'. itjr,
Hog 2 75 II 15
Stock hogs oo6:iQO
Fat cows 3 Oo
Iiutter io
Hgga 15
. Potatoes r 100070
.Chickens lb 4
(Turkeys lb 0
TOLD IN PARAGRAPHS
EVENTS OCCURRING IN ALL SECTIONS
SUMMARIZED.
Ilappenluas nt Home nuil Abroad He.
(Iiil'piI From Column In Macs Kvery.
thing bat Facts I'.lliiilu.ttrd I'ur Our
Header' Cotitenli-nre.
Friday, Feb, H.
William I). Primer of Mexico, Mo , wns
struck by u Wabash train and will die.
An unknown horse disease Is reported
from .Stark and Bureau counties, Illinois,
Klghly-slx trotters sold fir20,000 at tho
Ijfxliiftton sale. Burmudu Girl, B:'-'IK,
sold for$i,:ioo.
J. i. 1'lckett of Oskalonsn, la , has been
conllrincdns a member of tho statu pilar
many board.
The board of education of Dubuque, la ,
has decided to adopt thn kindergarten sys
tem In the public schools.
Pirn destroyed the business portion of
Jamaica, n town In Iowa. The postofllco
Was among the buildings burned.
Knsteru and Iowa lines threaten to be
come embroiled In the coal rate war be
tween Illinois and Indiana railroads.
Tho retail lumber dealers of Michigan,
now In session nt Jackson, will go on an
excursion to tho south.
John Leak, colored, has been nrrcsted at
Battle Creek, Mich., charged with tho
murder of Georgu Arnold,
Republicans In tho Illinois legislature
oppose tho military bill of tSO.000 for unl-
lorms Tor tho state mllltla.
C. O. Templo, Wabash aRont nt Contra
Ha, Mo., shot himself In the head with
suicidal purposes. Ho will dlo.
(tanvoreau & Bcrguron, Hastings, Neb.,
grocers, made an assignment with assets
of $1,000 and liabilities of fcUHX).
Stella Winn, aged 17, committed sulcldo
nt Cnrrnllton, Ills., It Is said, because of
disappointment In n love affair.
Tho grand lodge of Illinois of tho Inde
pendent Order of Mutual Aid Is holding
its eighth annual sesslou ut Qulney.
Masked men robbed Jacob Kngel and
wife, living near Bromon, Ind., and tying
them to a Itcdpost left them to freeze,
At Indianapolis the Condo Implement
warehouse and several smallor stores wore
consumed. Tho loss will reach 1100,000.
John S. Stevens of Peoria, attorney for
tho whisky trust, says tho members, with
one exception, tiro brokers nnd gamblers.
Charles Perry has been sentenced to
hang at Pocatello, Ida., March 27, for tho
murder of Patrick McXumurn last Juno.
Judge Clenienson gave Kmcllne McCoy
n judgment for .',000 against tho North
western Mutual Relief association of Mad
ison, Wis.
Village of Leipzig, Putnam county,
Ohio, was visited by a flro which swopfc
away the business district. Loss aggre
gates f 100,000.
Katurilnjr, Feb. O.
Kdward Sehumaker, a farmer near 9a
Una, Kan., tried to commit sulcldo by
drlugltig carbolic ucld nnd will probably
dlo.
Single men have lieen barred out of tho
Wisconsin veterans' homo by tho Iraurd of
trustees.
Uradstrcot's rejMirt on tho visible sup
ply of Rraln shows a decrease of l.lKlfl.OOO
bushels of wheat; 1,000 of corn, mid 717,
000 of oats.
Henry Davie, mayor of Cowichan, B.C.,
Is sued for f 15,000 dninages In n breach of
promUu case.
Lincoln's birthday has boon declared a
legal holiday In that statu by the Minne
sota legislature.
Ono man was killed and a number of
others Injured by the caving iu of a coal
bank at Belleville, Ills
Six thousand dollars In purses has been
hung up by tho Detroit Driving club for
Its blue ribbon meeting.
Charles V Copoland, who built tho
first Iron hull In the United States, died
at Brooklyn. He was M) years old.
John Trumbull, who was the first man
ufacturer of Mlks iu tho United States,
died ut Caledonia, Wis., nged 7V.
Milwaukee brewing companies have suf
fered heavily from the frcerlug of Iieer in
transit and have stopped shipments.
United States Consul Jones denies tho
report that olllcors of tho Concord had
iK'i'ii seled by tho Chinese at Chin Klang.
Herman Thlelo was convicted nt Ilock
ford, Ills., of killing John Van Valken
lierg and sentenced to four years' Impris
onment. Judge Toney of Louisville, Ky., has de
cided that the directors of tho Masonic
Savings bank are not responsible for tho
losi, of troWO sustained by the bank.
Governor Jackson named James Wilson
of the agricultural roll ego at Ames and
J. C. Baker of Kmmettsburg as commis
sioners to the conference In Minneapolis,
Feb. 14, to devise methods to deal with the
Kusstnn thistle pest.
Mrs. Nellie W. Pope was arraigned at
Detroit, charged with murdering her hus
band, Dr. Horace K. Po)H. Shu pleaded
not guilty and her examination was set
for Feb. SI.
Monday, Feb. tl.
Colonel Cody Bourne, nged 03, was mar
ried to Hosu Brown, uged 10, nt Lawrence
burg, Ky.
Tho buggy In which Catherlno Glng wns
murdered was on exhibition In the court
room nt Minneapolis.
A bill was Introduced In tho Arkansas
legislature prohibiting the manufacture
ami sale of liquor iu Arkansas.
A bill to prevent corrupt practices at
elections was presented In tho Illinois
house by Representative Klncheloo.
Samuel Doss escaped from tho sheriff at
Murphysboro, Ills., a few minutes after ho
had received a llvo years' sentence,
Mrs. Abner Johuson of Kay county, Ok
lahoma, was pursued by wolves. Tho
timely arrival of a neighbor saved her.
Charles Payne and a companion named
taws wore struck by a Viindnlla train near
Brownstown, Ills., and Instantly killed.
Missouri Pacltle hasdotermlued to stand
by tho Union Paclllo and has withdrawn
from the local association ut Kansas City
M. M. Tucker, his wlfo nnd thrco chil
dren were murdered near Ardmore, I. T
niiu ineir nousu utiriicil over their bodlos,
Jim Price, who killed Marshal Beard of
Claremore, I. T llireu months ago, sur
rendered and was taken to Fort Smith,
Ark.
Ann Arbor ferryboats Nos. 1 and 2 nro
still fast In tho leu off Manistee. An effort
will bo made to convoy coal to them by
sleds.
Albert Shields has l.cn convicted at
Jefferson, la., of manslaughter in caus
ing tho death of John Fraukliuukur ono
year ago,
A bill was Introduced In tho Missouri
house providing for tho creation of a stat
ute rovlsl in commission, to preparo for
tho revision legislature of IS).
Miss Jenulu Hughes put gasollno Instead
of petroleum on wood Iu a stove and was
terribly burned nt Seilalla, Mo.
Harry, idlas "(lo )c," Garland wns fa
tally shot by onircr Knowles while resist
ing arrest at Spilng Valley, Ills.
William Holland shot at tho president
of tho Nevada b.tnl. of Sun Francisco, but
misled him Holland then shot and
wounded hlmelf
Tuesday, IVb, 19.
The new St Anthony s hospital nt ltock
Island, III , was destroyed by lire
Fire destroyed the general merchandise
store of 1). B Grlhhlu at Hubbard, caus
ing a loss of $1,0 f)
The Identity of the Captain BoganliM
who died at Austell, Ga , has not been cer
tainly established.
China telegraphed to her peace envoys
full powers to iif-t In tho negotiations with
Japan for a settlement of thn war.
At Birmingham, Ala.. Young Stovall,
who assassinated Wiley Jordan, starved
to death In jail,
Two masked men hold up the operator
nt Falls City, Neb,, anil robbed tho
Missouri Paclllo safes.
At Hlchburg, Ky., Henry Benson was
murdered by his stepson, Jean Burke, as
tho result of n family row.
KlX'kff lift Id tlFlltlltrlllic i filial I witt slit tin
.......... ., jr( . ' ti( r fi-t iili viiillll
for tho new normal school, should tho
measure pass tho legislature.
John Wnro shot n wildcat near Ogalalla,
Neb., measuring thrco nnd a half feet from
tip to tip and weighing 14 pounds.
Jnmes Urnybenl was sentenced nt La
PortO. 1ml.. til 1!1 vnnfii In tirtarm ftit ttmc
derlng William Jones Juno 6, 1804.
uno Hundred nnd twenty-four entries
hnvo lieen made to the La Bcllo stakes, for
2-yoar-olds, to bo run at Hawthorno.
uver l.'.'OO.OOO In stakes and purses will
bo distributed by western and southern
race tracks during the coming season.
Banning short of coal, tho steamer
Maverick abandoned her barge with Its
crow of 10 men nnd inndo Bayouno har
bor. Seth T. Knwwpcllral nk AUnn 1l nd
88 years old nnd had boon n practitioner
before tho Illinois bar for more than fifty
years.
C. A. Spaur and S. J. Jolsnin wcro at
tacked by hungry tlmlier wolves near
Albla, la., but drove them off after killing
three.
Theodore Rlgg died near Lcavonworth,
Kan., leaving $700 to a llttlo nephew In
Indiana, saying that ho had years ago de
frauded the lMiy's mother out nt It.
Wednesday, Feb. 13.
Albert Ireland, living near Elliot, In.,
was killed by a falling tree.
A division of the Daughters of tho Con
federacy was organized at St. Joseph, Mo.
William Cook, resident of Dubuque
County, la., for U0 years, Is dead at Du
buque At Lincoln, Neb , the drug store of W.
G. Scrlbnur was gutted by tiro. Tho loss
Is r.,ooo.
Northern Pnclflo recclvors havo received
several good otfors for tho express busi
ness of tho road.
A motion to request tho British govern
ment to dlssolvo parliament wns defeated
In thu house of commons.
Representatives of Interested lines havo
decided to rebuild tho St. Joseph union
station, recently destroyed by fire.
A bill aimed at tho St. Louis Bridge
company, which Is accused of extortion,
was presented In tho Illinois senate
Georgo W. Stout's wholesale grocery
establishment nt Indlaiintiolls mu lu.
stroyed Tho loss will roach tir,000.
A Kentucky judge said tho Nelson Dls
tilling company and tho Anderson Dls
tilling company of St. Louis wore frauds.
Republicans of tho Tenth Illinois dis
trict will hold a convention at. Galva
Feb. SO to uomluatu u candidate for con
gress.
A. C. Dunn has la-cn nppolnted travel
ing freight and passenger agent of tho
Union Paclllo. His hcmlmmrturi will I v..
nt Sioux City.
C. A. Mntkln. ngod 43, n real estnto
dealer at Wichita, Knn., was found dead
In his cottage, where ho lived alone. Ho
had lieen sandbagged.
Montgomery (Jorse, who was a brigadier
ceneral In thn ConfiHbtriiln nr. ill.l nt
Alexandria, Vn. Ho was 70 years old.
Tho preliminary hearing of Frank Bate
man, tho alli'mnl lliirlliiirf.im trnln r,al.r.
was continued at Ottumwa, la.
Charles Gayarro, historian and lltera
teur, who Introduced the culture of Indigo
and sugar corn Into Loiitstntni. ilia nt
New Orleans, nged IK) yenrs.
Thursility, Feb, 14.
IlotirV Hllllllllinil- vnl tflliriiniitn.l In -
bin of malt ut ButTalo, N Y.
Christopher Hurmsou, a farmer, com
mitted suicide at Clinton, la.
Kx-County Clerk Tut tie's liooks were
fouud short 13,200 by experts at Danville,
B. O. Kvaus, dlspensor at St. Matthows,
S. C, Is said to bo &,i'a short. Ho Is ar
rested. Frank N. bmlth, a prosperous farmer at
Phoenix, Arlr., was murdered. Threo
tramps aro suspected.
Tho Wisconsin convention of county
superintendents of schools began at Osh
kosh, Wis.
Alien Fair and Samuel Klklns were sen
tenced at Lebanon, Ind., to eight years In
the lumltentlary for burglary.
Thu National Bank Manufacturers' nsso
clntlon Is In session at Cleveland, O.
President Aslip of Chicago Is In tho
chair.
Congressman Tom L. Johnson has paid
1100,000 fori handsome residence In Clove
land, O.
J. W. Todd was killed In a Carbonado,
Ia mlno by falling slato.
J. B. Gllsey, editor of tho Mlnbiirn, In.,
Star, accused of llliullng Perry Kellur, was
held to thu grand jury.
Twenty-six of tho IV) members of the
Burlington military company have ne-
tltloned tho governor to disband their
company.
Five hundred delegates attended tho
Convention at Columbus of thu Ohio
Tieaguo of Republican Clubs
A freo silver resolution presented In thu
Michigan honato was promptly laid ou tho
table by a vote of 12 to 10
Tho bill designed to Incrrasu South Di
kota's divorce business to Its former dl
monslons passed tho statu senato,
In a letter to an Omaha paper ox-Governor
Boyd charges that for 10 years
Secretary of Agriculture Morton pub
licly and privately abused President Clovo.
land.
Tho summer hotel at Brown's Mills, N.
J was totally destroyed Thu loss will
nggn-gato 180,000.
Removal of props in tho coal initios iu
tho suburbs of Springfield, III,, have
caused hugo Assures to open and rendored
a uumberof houses untenantable,
owdc STORY.
Hoffman,
tlio ebrsli .Hurt It nr. Alakrs
Serious L'lmt-gv.
Cl.KVnr.AND, O., Fob. i,i. c. A. Hoff
man, tho Grand Island, .Nob., survivor
of tho Klbo disaster, who arrived hero
yesterday, visited tho county commis
sioner's ofllco today iu company with
Commissioner John Vovera nnd both
men wcro Immediately surrounded by a
deeply interestod crowd, In conversa
tion with a reportor Mr. Hoffman made
a sensational statement, signed by Eu
gene Schlegel, one of thu three inula
liassemrers who nsn.inod frum rim Kllw
Mr Schlegel swears that about 0 o'clock
onthudiyof tho shipwreck ho saw a
uniformed olllcer of thu 1311m talto Hoff
man's son from a llfoboat, in which he
wns placed by his fnthur. Tho boy was
plated on tho deck of tho vuwl mid
went down with it Mr Schlegel nrulg
oath th.it hn believes that tho officer
who took tho boy out of the bo.it was A.
Noussel, chief engineer of tho steamer,
who Wits ono of tho 1(1 wrilors to escape
Schlegel charges Neussul with having
murderod tho boy.
Asked as to whether hn liitoiulml tn
bring suit for damages against tho
North Gorman Lloyd company. Mr.
Hoffman said ho could not ilcc'iiln Mm
mattor until ho had seou his nttornoy.
"As soon ns I arrivo homo," ho said, "I
will go before an attorney nnd make out
a deposition sottiug forth nil I know
iioout tuo accident una tho conduct of
tho officers nnd crow."
ADRY'S TESTIMONY CORROBORATED.
Prosecution In the. Hnvnnrd Case. Winds
Up With a Knock Out lllotr.
MiN.NKAfoi.is. Fob. 15. Tho stato iu
winding up its coso of murdor against
Harry Hayward today delivered a body
blow which staggered tho defense The
first witness introduced this morning
was none other than Petor Vallalio, tho
hackmau to whom Harry had spokon to
Adry as being willing to assist iu tho
DronOSOd crime. Vnllnlln'a rnar.lmnnv
was most damaging to the dofenso, as it
corroborated in a strong way ono por
tion of Adry Haywnrd's romarkablo
story and thus rendered thoroughly un
tenable the dofense's iet theory as to
Adry's sanity. Vallalio testified that
Harry Hayward had approached him
with questions as to whether lie had
ever "done auything" and if so whether
his conscience had bothered him. Hay
ward had later asked Vallalio whether
ho would drive a hack into Lako Cal
horn and lot the occupant drown for a
sum of money.
"I told him I was no swimmer." said
Vnllalio, "and that was about tho end
of it."
Tho Btato has rested its case. With
all that mass of damaging evidence
against him tho defendant himself was
apparently undismayed. Not so his at
torneys. They appeared worried and
hold a conference as to what to put up
as a dofenso.
Texas Fever Line Kxtondcil.
Wasih.voton', Fob I a. Iu accord
ance with tho act of congress of May
29, 1804, the socrotary of ngriculturo
has issuod to "managors and superin
tendents of railroads and transportation
companies of tho United States, btock
men and others" tho usual regulations
ooucorning cattle transportiou to bo iu
forco from Feb. 15 to Dec. I nest. Tho
prineipal difference between thoregula
tions and thoso of last year lies in tho
fact that tho Toxas fever line, as it has
been called, has boon extended west
ward to the Pacific const.
(irennhut Mutt Kxplnln.
Chicaoo, Fob. 11. Judge Grosscup
removed tho names of Helnscheimorand
Wormsor of Now York from tho list of
compluiuants in tho original whisky
trust recolvership action nnd entered a
rule iinon President Greonluit to hlinu.-
cause why ho should not bo puuishod
for contempt of court in nfflxiug thu
names to tho petition without authority
Martin Appointed rottmniter at Omnlia.
WaRHIN'MTON. Feb. 1.1. Thn riroaiilnnr.
sont tho following nominations to tho
senato: Postmasters Euclid Martin, nt
Omaha, Neb.; John C. Curtin,
Helena, Mon.; J. C. Bremcrmau, Boone,
la.; James A. Jackson, Howard, Kan.;
August Klein, West Point, Neb.; Ar
thur L. Morse, Atkinson, Neb,. Asa F.
Hollebaugh, Falls City, Neb.
Woman NufTraKe In Arlcona.
PiKKNix, Ariz., Fob. 14. Tho houso
has passed the right of woman snffraire
iu Arizona.
LATEST TELEGRAPH MARKETS.
Chicago Grain and Provisions.
Chicago, Feb. 13 Corn took tho Rroln
markpts tn hand and excited thura for a while,
hat whoitt in the I'lid nlinnU Itulflnmnmlllni
loss for the day of o, whllo corn la H(a
lustier. Tixlny'H recslpts of hog numbnnxl
only SO.OOO hond and prices of pork nro higher
by loo for barri'litl and from 'IWgSa for ribs.
closing piiicks.
WHKAT-Kebruary, BOtfa; May, (Bo; July.
Sl'iio.
COIIN-Flrmnr.
February, 42Jo; May, 4154
OATrf-Hlghor,
June, 'JSJiJc.
POItK-HlRhor.
LAItU-IIlRhi-r.
IMW-HlBhof.
February, JTJio; May, 29o;
May. 110 av
May, X) 05.
May, li-tijj.
Chlcaco Live Stock.
Chicaoo, Fob. 18 -OATTLF.-Tlmra was an
ndviuicii today of 5o to 16c in nil useful grades
nnd trading was fairly uctlvu at thu higher
prioKH. Union were princlpully at m.!iti.'i
for the kluds taken by dri'siixl Ixt'f men and
shljiiMirs. Cown, hilfers and bulls worn Halo
able at lWr(IO0 for Inferior tnextrn, nnd
thorn was Inquiry for stockurs and feedors nt
HOdrt Thoy worn worth lOo more than nt
the oliMn on yesterday's market and lSc to 20o
moro thun nt the lowest time Momlny, Buy
its were willing to pay $1 X44 15 for prlmo
heavy and I1.1.V94 'JO for tho bust light weights.
8IIKE1' Cunimon to pretty fair sold about
lOo lower. Hheep Hold niontly ut I3.25'4 25 nnd
from 11.75(35 50 took thu greater jwtrt of tho
lunilw.
Ilucolpts-Cattlo, 10,000 hoad.Bhogs, 29,000;
sheep, 18,000.
Mouth Oinulm Llvo Stock.
South Omaiu, Feb ll CATTLK-HecelpU,
W0 heatl;l!MJ to 1SU0 lbs., $4.IU((4 0O; 1100 to
ISO) 11m., $4.UXi4l!5;tt)0 to UOOlbi., UlWii.'lOO;
choice rows, tJ25cB.40; common rows, 11.25(3
2.15; good feedurs, 2.7lXt3 20; common feeders.
UOOfsiOO. Market stronger.
IIOUB-Rocelpts, T.3U0 head; light. I3.SO3100;
mixed, U.HKSM85; heavy, ia.H5(fll.l0. Market
5c to 10c higher.
HHKEP-Rceipts. 100 head; muttons, UM3
.iUmb,B.50(di55. Market stronger.
SENbA riunL
AS WE SEE THINGS.
INFLUENCE OF THE INNER LIFE ON
THE EXTERNAL WORLD.
How an Individual or n ficcno May Have
an Kntlrcly DlrTeri-nt Appearance to Two
1'ersiitis tlnpplncss ami Sorrow Mado by
"utmiUos.
Therohnvo becn)hilosophors who do
olarcd thnt tho earth on which wo stnud
nnd tho stars on which wo ga.o hnvo no
real existence, but nro merely tho out
comes or our Inner solves. Perhaps tho
best nnswer to this is that tho mind it
self, nt least that of most people, n f "s
to rocoivo tho idea. Tho dilVereneo i
twecn tho tuo mill tho not moil im
sharply defined in tho innnr cniiln,w.
ucss to permit Ilishop Derkoley's notion
from taking root within us.
Yet wo cannot afford to overlook tho
germ of-trnth which this idea contains.
Though not literally tho creation of our
thought, tho outer world is to each ono
of uh largely that which wo mako it.
Natnro herself, in nil her varied scenes,
whntovor sho may be in reality, sbows
horsolf to us in tho light which wo
throw upon hor. Ono rnnn looks at n
Undscnpo and boos land nnd water, grass
and trees, hills nnd plains, nnd nothing
moro. Another, a farmer, rocs tho grow
inn crons. tho fallow land, tlm inrim
W00(l8. tho TiroSDOot for fnhirn HMnrro
I nnd tho obstaolos to bo ovorcomo. An-
other, with a paintor's oyo, boos every
variety of form and color, proportion and
perspootivo, harmony and contrast,
beauty nnd sublimity. To tho niolan
oholy man nil Is tinctured with gloom
a leaden nail covers nvnn tlm onvnat
scenes whilo to tho joyous everything
eems bright and glad, nnd evon tho
droarlest of Novombcr days only sug
gests tho radiant sunlight that is snro
Utor on to struggle through tho clouds.
Bo with tho sights of a city. For oacli
of us as they tako on tho aspoct of our
own mental condition. How difforontly
'thoy impress the citizen who has spent
his lifo among thorn from tho foreigner
svhovlows them for tho first time I What
a different messago tho stately nnd mag
nificent buildings boar to tho absorbed
man of businoss and to tho architect
who appreciates ovory detail of their
construction I
If thoro is sowido a divergence in tho
aspOOt Which inonlmnta thini-a linvn far
US, tho differoilCO is Still reenter In thn
way wo regard tho mon and women by
whom wo nro surrounded. Character is
a complex thing, difficult to dotcct, im-
DOSSiblo to fathom. VOt WO nrnsmnntn.
ously vonturo to gaugo and prouounco
r.nn a ...iu u ,V T ;,
upon t with tho smallest modicum of
knowlcek-a It is onrlnna tn nnllni. Uu.
knowlcdca
differently tho same person will impross
various HiuivKiuais. tils friend will nor
haps eeo no fault iu him, his enemy no
vlrtna Ono will put faith In him; an-
other will suspect his every action. Ono
other will suspect his every action. Ono
Will doom him cold hnartnfl- nnntlmr
will think him affectionate and kind.
it must bo that thoir own personalities
aro reflcctod in bim, and that to a cer
tain extent ho does thus bocomo for a
time, whilo under thoir influence, what
thoy Bupposo him to bo always. It is
certainly true that tho good and gontlo
find far moro goodness nnd gentleness
iu tho world than thoso who aro defi
cient in such qualities. It is tho solflsh
man who is tho keenest to dotoct selfish
ness in others; it is tho overbearing who
complain most of tho nrrogauoo and
pride with which thoy nro mot, nnd tho
unjust who murmur at tho injustico
thoy roceivo. On tho other hand, tho
loving and sympathetic discover lovo
and sympathy ovorywhoro; the noblo
and trno bring to light nobility and
truth which might othorwiso bo hidden.
Thus to a largo extent wo dovelop tho
character of thoso wo meet By a subtle
magnotism wo draw liko to liko and
ovolvo out of othor personalities tho
characteristics of our own.
Even tho outward circumstauoos of
lifo aro largoly what wo oursolvos make
them. Wo aro accustomed to consider
nrosnnritv n lilnssintr nnrl nrlvnrsitv n
enrse, but quito frequently thoy ohango
places, it is tho spirit in which thoy aro
received thnt determines thoir rnsnlt
The rich and solf iudulgcnt roan, sur-
rounuod by luxury nud opportunity, may
bo far loss hannv than his nooror neigh
bor who brings industry, fidelity and
gonorosity into constant exorcise, Tho
same privileges that raiso ono young
man to uonor auuuseiuiuoss aro a snare
and tnmntntJnn to another. Thn anmn
recreation that invigorates ono eufoobles
anotnor. The samo sorrow that sortens
ono and loads him out of solf to works
of kindness and holpfuluess prostrates
Annr.hnr nnrl rnnrlnrn liim vrtlnnlnaiL Tf
is that whioh is withlu a man that bo
acts upon tho externals of lifo as to do
oido thoir results to him, and throuRu
him to othors.
If this bo so, thon happiness or wretch
odnoBS is largoly in our powor, and
most of our complaints only bear wit
ness to our own remissness. Wo may
rightly rocoguize tho futility of strug
gling against outward events which wo
cannot control, but wo can always bring
to boar upon thorn such a spirit and in
fluonco as shall turn ovil into good raid
bittorintoswoot Philadelphia Lodger.
A Startling Announcement.
An English litorary man who was on
tho vorgo of bringing out n book at the
Pitt Press ordered his proofs to bo sont
to bim at a houso whoro ho was engaged
to dino out, intending to look them over
in tho half honr after diuuor, Tho print
er's boy howovor, was lato iu bringing
thorn, aud the gontlomon had already
rojoinodtho ladies in thn drawing room
scben tho company was olootrlftod by
ioaring the sonorous voloo of tho butlor
announcing, "Tho dovil from tho Pitt
has oomo for Mr. Jones I" San Fran
olsco Argonaut
Th Value of m Hyphen.
I recall an advertisement which actu
ally appeared, sans hyphen, rocoutly in
a London daily, to wit; "Mr. and Mrs.
Nathan Levi, having cost off clothing of
ovory description, invito an early in
speotion. " Chap Book.
SDR. KILMER'S, 4
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KIDNEUIVERaW
Biliousness
flrndache, foul lirrnth, sour stomach, heart
burn, pain Inchest, dj fpcpm, constipation.
Poor Digestion
nistrcs.s nrter entlns. pain nnd bloatlnK 40 tho
toaineh, shortness of breath, pain in tho heart.
Loss oi' Appetite
A splendid feellnir to-day nnd n depressed one
to-morrow, nothing seems to tasto Rood, tired,
sleepless nnd nil unt rung, weakness, debility.
HU'ampHoot builds up quickly a rundown
constitution nnd makes tho weak strong.
At DriiKslstn SO cent and $1.00 alM. .
"InrMldO Onl.U to llonlih'1 frpo-Coomiltatlon free.
Dn. Kit.Mr.it & Co., Binoiiamton, N. Y.
Intimate urRxiivnscN.
I, I.. II. l'ort.Cotnity rierk of Webster cnun
l, .Neliia-ka, do horebv rertlfy. thnt t i
meeting ,,f tho linitid of t'o.inty Hiipervawrs of C
fil i' w.,r!"1? !,',,,, " "" ,2,n ,HV "' 'InnusryS
ind.'.. riipfolioliiKi'siim,ioof(xpeiics were
Made for tlio XNirltnoto-wIt!
Hupeilnteiideiit of schools S11S0 CO '
realtor expenses 2300 00
Com I nnd fmirt House 690 00
Itotiatlfs on Animals no oo
oiinty Hilii-irilsors '. imo 00
Honks .Stationary anil printing 1160 no
."pei'lnl CommittVes'.. '.'.'.'.','.'.. '.'.','.'.','.'.'.'.' Ifsoo
t'orotior 15000
loiinty Aitoiney '' pjo no
Incidental C75 00
Hiilldlng. Poor House .. 2000 00
(ounty roor ' ' boooo
'oiinty II.I.Ikcs 3000 oo
Insane uSaaa
Hall KohiI Hond ......" .'.'.'. ' awo 00
t'oaiiiy Fair o 00
Jail nnd .inllor ."......".. 1IB0M
soldier Ktiief.:: .::..::..::.'.:::'.:: oS S
(ounty Himrd Kquallatlon boo 00
Hoard of Klccllon 72000.
Total 22,7Vi.00
1, ,i,j!,,e8V,y J'.".1"1. "'"I s-al of said county vt
lied tloiidon this loth day of Jununr 1895.
il (skau) " Co'imVy cierk.
Notice to TcHclivr.
Notlno is hereby given that 1 will
examine all persons who may desiro
tn offer themselves us nnnrlidui.o tn-
tenohors oftho public schools of this
couuty, at lied Cloud on Mm thrA
ijsturday of caoh mouth. y
i"."i suiiiiiiuuiis win do neia
on tho Friday proceeding tho 3d Sat-
... i e t . "lo ou "
urday of each month.
The standing desired for 2d and
3d grade certificates is tho earne no-
aa f rt0 ocrtictcs is tho earne no
grado boIo,w 7" Por cnnt- nverngc 80
10r ecnt for first KraJo certi6cnte
no CraUO DC OW SO nnr l-nnl nvorr.cn
90 per coat, in all branches required
by law.
D. M. IIUNTKB.dnunty Supt.
whllo spot In face, weighs about lino pouinls;
..li imi-jou-uiii imy inure coit, one roHiiuorse,
eight yesrsold, weighs about tisiponnns.
Ami whereas there Is now due mo from s.lld
ISOIII 1111(1 4.lltl Kfll-tl. fnr tlm ..,,u um,I L',i.n.ln r
ni mid stock, the sum nf sixty-six dollar's.
which thev -mil each of them lefu-,- to pay;
now llieiefore, 1, the siiMBeuher, the llenhnlder
of said propert). will snll thn same at public
auction ntmr resldeueeon tlienW, of section
-.,n,iii ,, inline 11, in enier ruuiiiy, ,e-
lltllSVM. Oil tllM -pt1 tl ,1,1V flf k-nl.,l.p. IJ( ...
o'clock p. in.
.Mi iiillalt descrlbitiR silil stock nnd the
nmiiiint Justly due for the llinllnu and keepliiK
f Jim same was riloii b tun In the clerk's nfllce
of j obiter couxty, Nebiaska, ou the Mill day
h January, 1835.
1.A1ION AL'IIUSHON.
I-cgiil Notice.
In Iho District Court of Webster raunty, Ne-
IIUSKII.
Union Trust Company
of Now York, rrusteo, i
vs
Hindi W. iliilllr.inl t ni
htark llinthers, The Joilet HtrnnbrldRoCom
pany. I ho Washburn nnd Mnen Mamdactur
Iiir Comimny. I), c. HunKrlord, Tlie Case
IJiWBy Companj, Tlm Terry MHimfarturinR
Conipaiiy. (ieorjje h. (lulllford. (lulllferd,
wlfo of (lenritef.. (iullifnrd, (first name un
W'v'll, Jle'.endants, Impleaded with said
HukIi W. Ilulliford, ,
will take notice that on tlio 23d day of Janu
ary, ISM, tho Union Trust comoanv afon said
ilnlntlfT liuBnl. H1...I 1... ..-.i.i ,.. .1... ..i-..-
,......,,,.., ..j..tiii nun ni iiciiiiuii 111 uie uisinci
court of Webster county, Nebraska, against
snld defendiuits, the object and prayer ot
which are to foreclose a certain mnrtimue exe.
cuted bv Hindi W. litill ford and I.ucv fluUI.
fori to the Hamilton Iiaa and Trust company
UMll filtmi.t tl nlul...lff ....... .,. Hn.!n..
- .r-.v y i'.i.iiiiiit, uLiun hid iiuriucaii.
quarter of section nine (h.) town two (2.) rani?e
eleien (II.) In snld Webster county, to secure
the payment of a promissory note, dated May
2d,ls9o,forthosumof $1200, with coupons for
UUIrt .ulim.nl la... ...-. & , T. . 1 .r TT
...i-.lii,ml luiuirni Biiucnea, wnicu coupons
were fnr Jjo each: three of which hecsme sev
erally due November 1st, t893, May 1st, 18W, No
vomber 1st. 1894; that there is now duo upon
5? ?. P,tmc.,,;R llut0 ""d coupons tho sum of
1414.11, w 1th interest nt ten 1 er cent from Ker
from said date, plalntliT jiraja for a decreo
thst defendants be requlreil to pay the same,
nr Unit r1iI iimm .. ...u. i.A uni:. S .!.!. Tu
amount found due.
I.. f u ?.ro V. m,it,u msnswersald petition on or
bt,'"r.e l1'!' Htnday of March, 1895.
Dated January 30th. 1895.
Union Tnusr companv
Dy Whnrton & Ilnlrd. Attorneys. W NCW Yrk-
licrlir's Sale.
Notice Is hereby Riven that under aud by vlr-
IL.' J!i 9ro,"V'.c,.'.,k."' "' district court or
the tenth Judicial district, within nud for Web
stei county. Nebraska, upon a "eVe in im
aitlon peudiiK therein, wherein I,. W. Till ey"
riisleo for J. K. Wells. Is plaintiff, and airaliist
WHliam F, liallaia.Jonn Kr iii, ids. Win am
V Jacks m. Mrs. William l .1 irkl, 11 i "u? H!
hum Tulleys & Co.. defeniUnts. I shall off" for
Kill'1 InUWSiJ.tnniluetf0 J!10 '"'" binder for
fhl' . In. ,.lll,a' ,lt tl10 "'st dour of
lw2i,c.ourt no," ' .''d Cloud. In said
bst'.'r 11 f,""nt'' . Nebraska, (Hat belinl
tho bnlldlnt,' .therein II e last term
iiisrcili A. II, IKVi, atiilie civ urk n in nf nl,l
day, the follow liar de'scrlhe.l pnifrr y,' "..."vit
.'. ,'JJ','',',t,1"I1,or t'10 aouilinia q imr er ot seel
I in t ilrlv-twn (S...) i towusliip one ( .) noim
or rsimo eleven II. west of 1 10 bth 1 m . 1
Webster roiuitv, Nuiirask.i, ' '
ar". aIVmsm.1"1' 'm"a l,,U 3,1t (liiy of Janu-
MeNKNV.' ri.d'atllT's'AtoV,'"KV' 8l,eri,r-
Legal Notice.
... uinii, uiiiiie.iiiuiiaynr rsovfmwr, 18U1, .
rhailes Isom and Cimrli-k Kelgle hired me to -t
feed and euro for the following describe I nam
'rty.to wit: Ono black horve with white WNsl
blind of ono ere, weight about 1200 prUid ,X
mi Best Cough Bjrup. Tanteadood! UseH
J)MlnUroa. Bold ibr rtrutgliU Bl
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