A. Mysterldtia Explosl < m- * < as
At about 8 o'clock Tuesdny evenin ;
a terrlblo oxplosiom occurmf * ear the Prae
street underground statlo of the Metro
poUtaa-Mffnjf m'donr On the1 firs
' * '
alarm a wrong cordbnvp'f police was sum
moned fo'preflbrvci order , to keep the wa
clear and convey 'the "wounded people to th
hospitals. Passengers on the train at jth *
scene of the explosion say- that there 'was
suddenly a loud report like a cannon , then
a sudden darkness , the gaa lights from the
front to the rear being put out. ' Glass was
broken , and splinters of wood flew abou
the cars , 'cutting and woundinir many pas
nengers. Above the din were heard the
shrieks of the injured and panic stricken
people. All this , occurredlh.a moment , ant
for awhile confusion relgned'supremo . The
train , which was crowded , contained prin
cipally country visitors returning from the
fisheries exhibition. After leaving the sta
tion the train traveled steadily ahead ? al
t * though the concussion smashed nearly al
the lamps In 'the Pnred street station and
caused much damage to the permanent way.
When the train reached the next station , at
Edgegravo road , the first effort was made to
*
rescue the wounded. Some were dreadful
ly burned , but more were prostrate with
fright. All doctors , surgeons and dispen
saries in the neighborhood were called into
requisition. The first impression was that
explosion of the gas caused the
disaster , but later 'Inquiries tend
to show malice. The two rear1 car
riages wero.damaged most. They are mere
skeletons. Another theory is that -the ex
plosion was caused by foul gas accumulating
In the tunnel. The general opinion of rail
way officials is that the disaster was caused
by some explosive material which had been
placed in the rearmost carriage. About
forty 'persons were Injured , some danger
ously. Almost simultaneously 'with this
affair another explosion occurred"ln-the un
derground railway between Charing 'Cross
and Westminsterstation. . At Charing Cross
the glass . of the stationcollapsed. . 3hb ? *
effects were similar to tjthose at the Pra'ed *
street explosion I * j
A'cablegranr Wednesday says : Th6
excitement over t e5 explosions In the un
derground railway line is very great. A
largo number of police , "tinder special Inspectors
specters , were on duty all night at the
various railway stations and guarding -the
line . A heavy force also watched the houses
of parliament and other public buildings.
The explosion at Charing 'Cross occurred a
distance of two hundred yards west of the
*
station. There was no train there at the
time. The walls , of the tunnel were "bat
tered but the rails were not misplaced.
The windows in the station "were
blown out. The roof was not dam
aged. The police- deny that auv rocket or
cartridge has been found near the scene of
the explosion. No' traces were discovered
of the nature of the explosives . It has been
ascertained that the explosions could not
have been caused by coal gas. No clue to
the persons causing the explosions were ob
tained. All the detectives of the Metropoli
tan police are searching for the perpetrators
of the utrages. Up to 3 o'clock no ex
plosive matter was found at the Praed
street station. The inspector from the
home office viewed the scene of the explos
ion there and afterwards examined the dam
aged train. He expresses his opinion that
the cartridges , made of the first order Jof
explosives , such as gun-cotton , were used.
The guard states that while looking out of
the car window , just after the train left
Praed street station , ho saw some sparks
nearly underneath the carriage , and Imme
diately afterwards heard the explosion. The
explosive used at Charing Cross station was
a small quantity of some material other than
dynamite. J
At the Praed street station , the force of
the explosion was terrible. Although work
men have been busily" engaged all night re
moving debris , they have not yet finished
their task , nor has the damage at that place
been repaired. The tunnel there was' not
destroyed but.a deep hole was excavated in
the road-bed. The brick work wasjblown
out and the gas-pipes and telegraph lines
broken , the refreshment saloon wrecked ,
and the windows of other rooms of the sta
tion cracked. The explosion occurred im
mediately under a passing " 'train ' , 40 yards
west of the station. All the p'ersons Injured
were In the last. two cars. Twenty-eight
persons wounded were taken to St. Mary's
hospital. Four of- them are seriously hurt ,
but they passed- through a favorable night
and are' expected to recover. Others were
ablotogo to their'liomes 'during the night.
The explosions caused intense excitement.
in Irish , circles in liondon. The Irish , al
most unanimously think the outrages were
due to deliberately planned machinations of
enemies of the national party of Ireland ,
who intend- create an'anti-Irish "feeling in
England' . It will.be next to' impossible ,
they think , to have -perfectly impartial
jurytotry O'DonneU now. , t.is . also re
marked that the explosions occurred about
theWmont tfen bavltt" was - opening his
address'in St. Jaines half. It is 'stated the'
police are unaware of the presence In ( Lon
don of any of O'Donovan Bossa'-s dyna
miters. However , alllrish rendezvous 4aro
closed'and , watched. . , / r
The "fovemment " and railway authorities
*
ities offer a reward of 500 each for infer
mation' leading to the1 arrest ; V convlcaon
of persons connected with-the late explosion ;
Physicians fay that dynamite , must Tiavo
been used to rupture the membrane tympa
num o
How 'Ho Doubled His Trade.
Mr/36nj. W. Paten , pharmacist ,
Globe'Village , Mass-'savs that the mir
aculous pain-cure ; St. Jacobs Oil , kas "
helped his other business , and
. . . . .
UCLdASA.l'm .U.UJJ
and Navy pronounce St * . Jacobs Oil to
be the greatest pain-cure of the age. 1
negative toward
f *
>
account , he believes , should be taken of
its electric powers.
Bajon Mueller asserts that palm trees
jeach .their southern limit in New Zea-
. . - \ * t
, -Care makes > man , old before b
time.
To cure a BOW throat , ffarelo with Plso'a Cure for
Consumption. 25 cents.
THE MAKKETS.
OMAHA. *
WHKAT No. 2 , 76o.
BARLEY No. 2 , 46c. r
BARLEY No. 3 , 36o. i\i
RYK No. 3 , 40c.
CORN No. 2 , 32c.
OATS No. 2 , 25c.
FLOUR Wheat Graham , $2 75. ' ;
CHOP.FEBD Per'cwt. 90c. \
SHORTS Per ton , $18. ( XJ :
ORANGES Per "box , $5 00.
LEMONS Per box , $ G 0006 60.
APPLES Per barrel $3 ,75(2)4 ( ) 50.
BOTTER Creamery , 2930c.
BUTTER Choice country , 14 < S25c
EGOS Fresh , 2Sc.
HAMS Per Ifc. 15c.
SHOULDERS Per Jb. 8c.
PORK Per bbl. $13 00.
LARD In tierces , per.lb. 9c.
SHEEP-$3 003'50. | fr f te' *
o > nn/--\ < /vi . * is K m - *
$3 OUw4 00. '
HOGS $3 704 20.
CALVES $5 OOOG 00.
CHICAGO.
WHEAT Per bushel , uixowattc.
CORN Per bushel , . 47 > 't47 c. .
OATS Per bushel-27 . >
, c ; - , . . -
"
LARD$7 22X < 37 25. " * * "
HOGS Mixed , $4 50S5 00.
CATTIJB Exports , ? 6 257 00.
SHEEP Medium to good , $3,008 CO.
' ST.'LOUIS. ' ff
WHEAT Per b'ushel , l'oOSi ( 01
CORN Per bushel ,
OATS Per bushel , 26tf © 26 c.
CATTLK Exports. $6 ,00(36 ( 40. -
SHEEP $2 50(54 00.
HOGS Mixed , $4 9005 00.
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;
Expresses H
Albert A. Larson , of Kirkman , la. , in ex
pressing his gratitude tosthe proprietors of
Allen's LungtBalsamV yfites1 firiniyibe-
'
lieve my'wife Would have'died of consump
tion , if not for the timely use of your Bal-
sam.
sam.A ' ball dress sh'eil-pink
girl's is a - em
broidered with tgo. shades of .blue.
WADLEY , GA. Dr. , H. L. Battle , Jr. ,
says : ' "Brown's'IronBitters arevery popular - -
lar in this section arid" give -entire satisfac
tion. "
The place where they "break the
noose gently" is in the divorce court.
A pure strengthenine tonic , free from
whisky and alcohol , cures dyspepsia and
similar diseases. It has neverbeen equaled.
Brown'sJrgnBitters. . . .
Why is a leakytub like a poor rule ?
Because it'doesnth6ldg'bod. ' ?
MLIES , roaches , ants , bud-bugs. rats , mice , crows
chlpmunua. cleared out by "ilouuh on llata. " 15c.
\Vhv is a palm tree like .chronology ?
Because it furnishes dates.
A SURE COKE. The Army and Navy Lin
iment will cure any case of Spavin , King-
bone , Splint or Curb , and is good for man
or beast. See advertisement.
Laurestines , a plant of .our grand
mothers , isbecomingafavorite again.
"SOTTcfa OUT KA.TS. " Clears out rats , mice ,
files. che8.bed-bnK , antavermln , chipmunks. 15c.
Good style is good sense , good health ,
good energy , and good will.
aiennum' JPeptonlzed Beer Tonic , the
only preparation of beat containing Its entire nutri
tions properties. It contains blood-making , force-
generating and Hfe-sustalolgK properties ; Invalu
able forIndlfcestton , Byspepala , nervous pros
tration , and all farms of general debility ; also , m ail
enfeebled conditions , whetccr the' result of exhaustIon -
Ion , nervous prostration , overwork , or acute d.'seaso ,
particularly If resulting from pulmonary complaints .
OASWELL , HAZAUD & Co. , proprietors , New lork.
Sold by dreg < l3t < ; .
Morning , for twork , evening for
though ! , and nighTfor repose.
Walking made easy withLyon's Heel Stiffeners -
eners ; they keep boots and shoes straight.
Dispatches of fc the , . morning said :
"Market acts tired. Think it willreactr. "
How my Throat. Hurts ! Then why don't
vou use Hale-'rf Honey of Horehound and
Tar. Of druggists. ,
Pike Toothache Drops cure in 1 mmute.
The Protestants of France'number.
900,000. . .
_ When you . .Icome.to Omaha/take'the
Street Cars or 'Bus for tfie Metropolitan
Hotel. $2.00 per day. Tables as good
any $3.00 per day house.
Restless , fretful , crying children are suffering -
fering , and need for their relief DE. WIN-
CHELL'S TEETHING SYRUP , which is
useful not only for all the disorders of teeth
ing infants , but cures coughs , colds , croup ,
sore" throat , colic and cramps of .older chilr
dren , and should be kept in every house for
emergencies. Try it ; only 25 cts. Sold by
all druggiste.
A fanner's wealth depends , on the condi.t.
tion of his stock. When scraggy and feeble
they are especially liable to distempers ,
fevers , colds , and all diseases which destroy
animals. Thousands of dollars are saved
annually by thati Valuable old standby UN- , ,
CLESAM'S CONDITION POWDER. /
$1
One-third of all who die inactive middle-
ife are carried off by consumption. The
most , frequent cause is a neglected cold ,
cough , hoarseness , ' bronchial' trouble or
asthma , air'of which'may'be ( permanently
cured bVEELERT'S EXTRACT OP TAR. 33
AND WILD CHERRY. Sold by druggista. .
An economical' will "ke'ep the leather
of his harness soft and pliable , .which pre
serves it from j cracking or-ripping. He"
always , uses UNCLE SAM'S' HARNESS _ .
OJL. Sold by all harnessmakefs. .r
A
Worms cause peevishness , fevers , convul
sions' and frequently "death.rA"pleasariti
safe-and certain remedy Is DR. JAQUE'S ! T
GERMAN1 WORM CAKESi .Sold by all I
drugglats. * ' v > * ' t
Headache , .constipatloni" liver complaint ,
"biliousness are.cured.by that mild , cleansing yo
remedy , which never produces pain , EIL-
ERT'SDAYLIGHT.LlVERPILfiS ; only25
cts. Sold by.druggists. . '
SprainsVbruiaes" stiff 3ointeurns , scalds , J
and rheumatism are relieved by Uncle-Saci's *
Nerve and Bone Liniment. Sold by all
druggists. VI
_ tCity . ;
save Baggage , Erpressage and Carriage
ana stop at GRANDIINION HOTEL ,
[ to Grand."Central Depot. COO elegant
VJfro oMiB fittedtup at a-Jco t of one million del
lars , reduced to $1 and upwards per day.
European plan. Elevator. Restaurant sup
plied ! with the best. Horse-cars , stages and
elevated railroads to all depots.Families
can live betterjtgr less money at the Grand
Union Hotel than at any other first-class hotel
in the city. 3 * * . " . . ' / . '
Sfio'p'at tfie Metropolitan Hotel f when
in Omaha. The best $2.00 per day
house iu the west. Tables as good as
any $3.00 per day house.
Hat , gloves and stockings should
match. *
Cafboline is as clear and limpid as spring
water , apd was originally intended by na
ture as a panacea for all diseases of the
scalp and skin , and as a natural bairrencwcr.
"A baby , " says the New York Jour
nal , "is the oasis of married life. "
Bronchial Troches for
Coughs and Colds : -'The only article of
the kind Svhlctfhas done me peed service. I
want nothing better. REV. R. H. CRAIG ,
Otisville , N. Y. Sold only In boxes.
4
A Boston house advertises "shoes for
elopements. " They don't squeak.
Quick , complete euro all
annoying Kidney and Urinary Diseases , tl.
Brazil has 1,500,000 slaves , about one-
fifth of whom are Indians.
suffeivlohger from Catarrh , Hay-
Fever , and Cold in the Head ? A sure cure
is Ely's Cream Balm. It Is not a liquid or
snuff , and Is easily applied. Fifty cents.
, , , l.jxcoinmeud.to those * ufferlngTwith Hay-
Fever , Ely's Cream Balm. I Lave tried
nearly all the remedies , and giyc this a de
cided preference. It * gave me immediate
re1Ief-rrC. T.STKPKENS , Hardware Mer
chant , Ithaca , N. Y. Price 50c.
Snow in New England and yellow
lever in Florida. This is an extensive
'countr. \ , # *
" '
DO YOU WISH TO UUY A
Sjlver Plated CASTER ,
Silver Plated BUTTBR-DISU ,
Silver Platcd.KNiFK.
Silver Plated ICE PITCHER ,
Silver Plated CUP , ,
Silver Plated GOBLET ,
Silver Plated'CAKE STAND1 * *
Silver PIatedsBERRY-BowL , -
Silver Plated TEA SET ?
If so , it .will pay you tt send srx CENTS for
' kpTstagefor/the. 'magnificently ' illustrated'
catalogue of the
MERMOD& JACGARD JEWELRY CO. ,
.Fourth and LocustSts. , St. Louis , Mb. ,
< And learn at what low prices they Sell the
beautiful goods there illustrated.
When in St. Louis call nnd see us.
-A party that bolts The turnkey.
An ice fihk'll be the next wrinkle.
"Mother 8wan' "Worm 8yr ip , " for feverlsh-
neag.reatlcsanegs.wonna.constlpaUon.tastelesa. 25c.
St. Paul's church of New York has a
conservatoryior its own use.
This Is the signature
that is on the label off
f/ every bottle of the gen-
1 uine Allen's IronTonic
Bitters , that has proved such grand suc
cess in Dyspepsia , Blood Disorders and Liver
Complaints , as to cause the country to be
flooded with base imitations. See that this
signature is on every bottleand see that they
are made by J. P. Allen , St. Paul , Minn. ,
and you will r'get the genuine. Take no
other"
A "set" of China Her war with
France. '
A Case Not Beyond Help.
Dr. 31. H.JEIinsdale , Kenawee , 111. , ad
vises us of a remarkable cure of consump
tion. He says : "A neighbor's wife was
attacked with lung disease , andpronounced
beyond help from Quick Consumption.
As a last res rt the family was persuaded to
try DR. WM. HALL'S BALSAM FOR
THE LUNGS. By the time she had used
one-half dozen bottles she was about the
house doing her own Avorlc. I saw her at
her worst and had no idea she [ could re
cover. "
"Working in wood The beer in the
keg. [ Boston Times.
Beat In the World. Get the Rennlne. Ky-
err iiacknce has our Trade-mark nnd is
marked Frazcr'a. SOLD KVEliYWHKHK.
Folks should send a three-cent
stamp for a free book of nearly
1(0 ( large octavo pages , -ull of
valuable notes by Dr. E. B.
Foote , tne author of
ul
on .Scrofula Diseases of Men
and Women , and all chronic ail
ments , wan the evidences of
their curability. Ad rcss Mur
ray Bill mti. Co. , Box 783. New-
York City.
Irrn J > Tert. Steel B trlng . Bnm
JO.-SES. DB PA-VS THE
Sold on trial. Wwrants O'yeirs. AU Ues aIow.
For free book , adilrets
JONES OF BINBHAMTOH ?
N.T.
$25.00 RSW ARD !
We will pay the above reward for any case of
Rheumatism or Neuralgia we cannot care. It will
relieve any case of Diphtheria or Croup Instantly.
Army and Navy Lln'ment will relieve pain and sore
ness and remove any unna oral growth of bone or
muscle on man -r beast Price per bottle : Larpe
; small , 60c. Will refund-the monevfor anyfall- ;
uw. Army and XuvyJLlnlment Co. . \\abash '
Ave. , Chicago. Richardson & Co. , Wholesale Drug
gists , St. Louis. Mo. , Western agenta.
*
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selling Pictorial Books and Ulbles. Price reduced
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" . Circnlarfne.
WASTED. Fastest Belling'boots.
_ liarci-stpronts to canvassers. Ctrculvn
tree. COBPRK&KE'TCMAK.Publl8U'gCo..CniQA.oo.
Jlftf Airn. .dLFoHtveCure. .
RAMr | { KoPla.ter . XoFatn. llr.
Wit fl U fcH Wr U. Fayne , Marshalltown.lowa.
nTmlDCUAIpnaDet Ol 6I ns. Corre poncence
lillViiiniN Bhaplean4 ecret..Flfteen 2c. sumps
JJU f UlUJ A. E.MUNKOB. ; New York.
evote
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u PUAddres8Stlnson&CoPortlandMalno.
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ff
JB * - ,
tejm >
CURES
Rheumatism , neuralgia , Sciatica ,
Lumbago , Backache , Headache , Toothache ,
Sore Tii ront,8M-elIliiB .NprnIn , Bra l e ,
Ilnriii. Mcald * , Frost BIlcn ,
JUiD ALL OT11EU 1IOD1LY PAI.NS ARD ACHES.
Boldbr DraggliU and Dnleri tre rtwhere , riftCenti a bottl * .
UlrKtlom la 11 tauguicei.
TJ1E . OHAKLES . A. > 'OOELEIl CO.
" - - . . .
-lore.lld C.S.A.
QATAR RHW8 Cream Balm
[ when applied by
the finger into the
nostrils , will be ab
sorbed , effectually
cleansing .the head
of catarrhal virus ,
causing healthy so-
| cretions. It allayn
inflammation , pro
tects the membrane
jot the nasal passages -
[ ages from addition
al colds , completely
I heals the sores and
restores taste and
smell. A few applications -
- - plications relieve ; a
thorough treatment wifl positively cure.
Agreeable to use. Send for circular. Price
50 cents by mail or at druggists.
UKOTHEKS , Owew N. Y.
shaken in
everyjolht and fiber
with 'fever and ague
or blilous remittent ,
the syetoai mnyyct
be freed from the
mnllRnant virus
wlthllostetter's
Btomach Blttors.
Protect the ystenl
. -rfiX'Blnat It wltn tBia
Dcnoflcent nntl-
Bpasmodlc. which Is
furtheimoro a u-
prouie remedy for
liver complalnt.con-
BtlpaUoo. dyspepsia ,
debility , rheuma
tism , kidney troub
les and other all-
men ta.
For sale by all
Drugxlsts and Deal
ers Kenorally.
A Specific for
EPILEl'ST ,
SPASMS , COK.
VUI.SION8 ,
FAI.UNO SICK
NESS. ST. VITUS
J > AJTCEAXCO-
JIOIJSM ,
OPJUK EATD * J
BCROFUIiA ,
KINGS ETII ,
UGI.T BLOOD
DISEASES ,
DYSPEPSIA ,
NERVE SICKHEADACnE NERVOUSNESS BJTEU3IATI8irt *
NERVOUS
WEAKNESS. ,
CC0HiUEB0B | | | | | | ) 1 PROSTRATION NERVOUS , ,
BLOOD SORES
BUJOUSNESS , COSTIVENE8S , KIDNEY
TROUBLES nnd nil IRREGULARITIES.
530-1.30 PEH BOTTLE AT DUTIGC1S13. _ SJ
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Corrcepondenos-freclysriswerodbyrhTglclans. < CS ]
SECURE HEALTHY AGT !
or THE
By taking VTrisfct's In Utn
Pills , -which clcaaso the EowoLs , pu'y the
Blood , and by carrying off all obstructions
secure healthy r.nd vigorous action tn ; ne
Liver.
E. FEKRETT , Agent ,
372 Pearl St. , Kevr York.
f. , *
Jf I '
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For Two
Generations
The good and staunch old
Stand-by , MEXICAN MUS
TANG LINIMENT , has done
more to asbusjro pain , relieve
suffering , and save tlie lives or
men and beasts than all other
liniments put together. YVhyl
Because the Mustang pene
trates through skin and flesb
to the very bone , driving out
all pain , and soreness ant
morbid secretions , and restor
ing the afflicted part to sound
and supple health.
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Ems. cither of these
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fl. ) No
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BONDAGE ( $1. ) Also nil the Oratorios , Masses , and
a large nnmber ot.fiacred and Secular Cantatas.
Bend tcr lists. .
Ontmcn COIXHCTIOIT ,
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Llsta froo. Inquiries cheerfully answered
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Special Attention is Called to the Follow-
lug Letter From Jas. H. Holmes :
HOLMDEt , N. J. . Feb. 23 , 'S3.
THE ELLIS SPAVIN CURB
Co. : Gentlemen In answer
ito your inquiry of the above
date wo glaalysend you our
ccrtltlcate. We have used the
liniment called I'llls's Spavin Cure upon two of our
horses , and In each Instance have completely re-
nfovedtwo curbs from each horse ; and wo believe
the Spavin Cure to be a most valuable preparation.
Also , we bear testimony to the remarkable proper
ties of your Condition Powders , with which wo have
accomplished w hat we have not been able to do with
any other remedies. We do not Intend to be without"
them In our tttab'ea. and grateluliy recommend them
to all owners of horses. JAS. U. HOLME * . r
THE EiT.it Si'Avixrin. When vpferloary sur
geons write such lo'tcra as the f llowins about a
propi ietary remedy , laymen are Justified in believing
tnat it ! a ROD : ttil' K. pedal notice In tne Spirit of
ihe Time * . An ust If , ISSt.
V Pr.ACE CTOCIC F-AUJf.
MONTGOJIKHVCO. . N Y. , July 34.
Tire ELLIS SPAVIN < run Co. :
GENTLEJIE.V Itemedies received In good chape.
Send me u ulasi ti n by oipre-ti. to Fonda , well'
p-ckcd. and I tnlnk U will cooie all right. Also send
iccsorncof thow card wltn n burse nciul nnd shoo-
on. I have taken off several curbs. one very bad : '
curedaoteof rween nnd Navlcular disease with
the Mpavin Cure , and restored several worn-out
horses wltn the Powders. Tours respectfully ,
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