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UAI.T. jfQR REPUBLICAN STATE
CONVENTION.
The republican electors of the State of
Nebraska are hereby called to send dele
gates from the several counties to meet in
utate convention at Columbus , on Wednes
day , the 19th day of May , 1880 , at
6ovcloclc p. m , , for the purpose of electing
nix delegates to the republican national
convention to be held at Chicago , on the
Sddty of June next , to nominate candi
dates for president and vice j resident of
the United States ; and to transact such
other business as may properly come be
fore it
The several counties are entitled to rep
resentation in tUte convention as follows ,
baaed upon the role cast in each county
for Hon. Amasa Cobb for Judge of the
Supreme Court , in 1879 , giving one dele-
rate to each 150 votes , and one for the
fraction of 75 rotes , also one delegate at
urge for each organized county :
Counties. D's Counties. D's
Adams 11 Kearney 5
Anteloi * S Keith 3
Bone 4 Knoi 4
Uuflalo T. . . 8 Lancaster 19
Jlnrt 6 Lincoln 2
Butler. 6 Madison 4
Cass 10 Merrick. 6
Cedar 2 Nance 1
Cheyenne 3 Nemaha 9
Clay 19 Nnckoll * 4
Coifs * 5 Otoe 11
Cuming 6 Pawnee 8
Porter 2 Phelps 3
Dakota 3 Pierce , 1
l ) wson 3 Platte 6
Dlxon 4 Polk 7
Todg ) 8 BedWillow 2
Hondas 17 Hichardson 12
FSjnore 10 Saline 11
-Krauklin 5 Sarpy 4
"Frontier 1 Saunders 10
Fumas 4 Seward 7
Gage 10 Sherman 3
Greeley 2 Stanton 2
Oosper 2 Thaver 6
Half. 7 Valley 3
Hamflton G Washington 9
Harbin C "Wayne 2
Hitchcock 2 "VVebjter 9
Howard 4 Yorl 9
Holt 3
Jefferson 7 Total 373
Johnson. . . . . . . . 7
It is recommended first , that no proxies
be admitted to the convention , excepteuch
ai are held bv perrons residing in the
connUesfrom which the proxies are given.
Second , That no delegate shall repre
sent an abf ent member of bis delegation ,
unices he be clothed with authority from
the county convention , or is in possession
- of jworiea fJom regularly elected delegtec. .
By order of the republican state central
committee. JAJLES W. DAWES
Chairman. .
JAMES DONNELLY , Secretary. '
LlWCOLir , April 8.1809.
"Aac before beauty , " OB Thurmnn
mid to Tildcn when he reappeared on
tbe presidential race-track.
TWENTY thousind dollars more are
to be expended iliis summer at Omaha
by the National government for im
proving the Missouri. Whera is IhoID
redoubtable rip-raper ?
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1m
MAT CARPENTER is a power in the
17. 8. Senate , but when 1 e took the
contract to deliver Wisconsin to
Conlling and Cameron's cenatoihl ,
[ vnjndicate ho agreed to do theimpcaii-
ble.
KANSAS CITY is taking an active in
Iciest in the Missouri river barge line I
prcject. Tbepreliminarieaare already '
Battled and a meeting of the butiness
jnon of Kansas Oity his been called
for Saturday to arrange the details.
VICE-PRESIDENT WUEELEII hai sin-
atirisl mpiratioiis. He just published
the announcement that ho will not be
| n candidate for election to congress
[ i from the St. Livwranco dittrict , New I 17
York , this fall , as has been intimated '
ja some quart era he would. He says
that after having been ten years a
member of the house , be no longer dc-
i ires to occupy that position , bus be
ndda that if the next housa house or
rsscmbly of the New York legislature
shall bo republican , ha Trill bo a can
didate for a seat in toe United Statoi
IB nate to succeed Senator Kernan.
IK spite of Senator Paddock's pre to
diction that Gen. Grant'a nomination
is a foregone conclusion , wo do not I
hesitate to stake the reputation of
THE BEE as a political prophet by
&t < ting that Gen. Grant'a nomination
at Chicago is a foregone impossibility.
The moat liberal estimate that can be bo
made of the ox-president's strength at a
this time when noirly all the elates
hat his most sanguine friends claim ,
mve voted is a total of three hun-
L'rod and twenty rotes.That in- ern
: ! udei the solid support of Illinois , for
vLich is by no means sure , cinco Hire
Blatne is almost certain to carry at ro
esst ten cf tbe congressional districts PC
u that state. jec
evi
ACCORDING to the compulation of roi
he juvenile amateur that edits a tiri- tra
ight piper in these parts , the roput- The
ican convention in Douglas county cis
oatisted of thirty Rose-water anti- 12)
Srant men , twenty-five Simon-pure Ac
Acmi
liine men and twenty Grant men. mi
his eminent political statasman then vest
ells os that the Simon-pures coalesced eal
ith Hoiewatcr and voted his ticket Ga
Itther than support the mongrel ticket cot
ut up by Thorston. Now if thi Or
inpntation is corresthowcameiithtt Ormi
IB average vote for the Blaine'tloket mi
ut carried the day was 45 while the Paso
verago for the mongrel ticket was bath
7. If tbe Simon-pures had 25 votes
. their disposal the Bosewatar ticket and
ght to have averaged 55 votes ,
the truth is that the anti-Bcse-
Jit
iter Simon pures didn't control over San
> rotes in ho convention , and the
awater ticket , as they call it , would ly
ive been elected without their aid ,
Ise why didn't they defeat the move
r > naw county central committee
klch they opposed just'as bitterly M Now
landerroort himjelf. The trouble
they had neither the votes to back
therrij nor the moral courage
to assert themselves. Their
caucuses wera made up of noncombatants -
combatants and juveniles who have
not mattered the A , B , C of politic * ,
and a batih of played-out political
hacks who do all their fighting nith
their jaws. If Elaine's cause in this
county had depended solely on their
effi-ris , the Grant crowl would have
walked away with the solid Douglas
connty delegst'on without striking a
blow.
IN the eerau states that held con
ventions this week the ex president
received only about nineteen votes
that be can count on with any degree
of certainty. Bhine carried Dela
ware , New Hampshire and Maryland
solid , while Mississippi gives Sher
man and Elaine three-fourths of her
vote , with only three fcr G nt. The
Tennessee delegation goes to Chicago
uninstructcd , with about twelve votes
for Grant and the other delegates di
vided between Sherman and Blaine.
Wisconsin is divided between Sher
man , Blaine and Wathburne , with a
porsibility of cna vote for Grant.
New Jersey is nearly eolid for Blame ,
aud if the er-president gets any votes
there he will have to steal them from
Blaine. The seven states that eleted
delegates to Chicago this week will
cast one hundred votes in tbe national
convention , and James G. Blaico Las
secured over fifty of these voles.
Ir there have been any doubti ai to
the pdicy that the liberal government
would pursue the frank outspoken
utterance of Sir Charles Dilko the new
British under secretary for foreign
affairs has set all to rest. England is
to traintan her dignity abroad and
will protest weaker powers at all
hazards. Weakand dishonest Turkey
will ba made to undereand that the
reforms so long promised are to be in-
eisled upn. No longer will more
promise beput up with , but action will
! : required. Upon coming into office
the liberals are confronted with
a very perplexing legacy
a r-ilic of that fotogu intervention
policy of Beaccnsfield. The policy of
the liberals , as set forth by Sir Charles
Dilke , will be the only coursa to pur
sue , maintainance of British honor
and dignity in European connci's
without that meddlesome spirit that
made tha conservative ministry so
nurked a failure.
TENNESSEE republicans in conven
tion havd called tie attention of the
countty to the fact that they have a fit
cand'dato for the place on tbe nation
al ticket in the penon of the Hen
Horace Maynard. If the vice presi
doucy is to ba given to a southern
man there ore none more woithy and I
capable than Mr. Maynard who served
with nif rked ability for several terms
in the house , distinguishing himself in
committee rooms and on the floor , and i.
wai speak * r ff one congres * , being
considered a rival of Echuyler Oulfax
asapsrliamentarian. Heiian out-and-
out republican , who has served the
party well on tne atump , and in giving - .
ing counsel , and in all ways assitting j
to nuke > t the great factor in govern
ment that it is. Ho is at present
minister-resident at Constantinople ,
and if he is willing to again enter
active < public life , his cindidacy to the f
vice-presidency thus made prominent
by the republicans of his state should
be considered.
ACCORDING to the London Spectator
Premier Gladstone's policy as respects
Turkey will be to acknowledge the
inevitable ; that is , that the Turkish
irei
empire in Europe his ceased to be apart
eiPi
part cf the European system ; that
PiC
Constantinople and its environs are ell
that should ba left cf European Tur
key ; and that the task now presented
to European statesmen is to create a
grand confederation of thetSlavand
Zech people , with which Greece is to
ba invited to her Jot. The federation
would include eight states , and would A
place in the field nearly fifty thout- in
and fighting men. The main diffigj j
oulty with such a federation th
will ba that Russia would set her face if
against it from the start ; so would
Austria , because it includes Bosnia ,
and ultimately bands over Con
stantinople to a confederacy naturally
hostile to her. Its results would be
again unite Germany and Russia ,
and per hap Austria , Germany , and
Russia , as such a federation would
menace the material as well as politi
cal interests cf these three great em-1
pires. The late Emperor Nicholas
repeatedly protested to England that
would never permit the creation of
greit Slavic or Greek State upon
the southern borders of his empire. !
THE early completion of the South
Pacific ia very naturally looked
aa one of the events cf the century. ka
How far this rival trans-continental
road : will compete with the Union
Pccific isssyet onlya matter of con
jecture. One thing is certain , however -
ever , and that is that the southern ja
route will materially cattail the hi
travel over the more northern rou'e. f °
nc
precisa distance from San Fran
cisco to El Paso by way of Lathrop is
1289 ) m'les. From El Paso to San
foi
Antonio the estimated distance is 650 he
miles , acd from San Antonio to Gal- of
on the distance is 264 milei. The pu
W
entire distance from San Francisco to I :
ing
Qalvcston is thus 2103 miles. If tbe
company should decide to make New
Orleans its eastern terminus , the dis >
tvnce would be 2109 miles , or 3(6 ( |
miles graater than to Galvetton. El oat
would ba a point common to
, and from El Pate to Orange , bu
laTexns , the distance is eight hundred
sixty miles ; from Orange to prI
New Oileans , 250 miles. The Call
recently estimated the distance from tei
Francisco , iti round numbers , at bit
2500 miles , but turvays make it near
ne
hundred miles les . neme
one The land me
travel from Sin Francisco to Europe
by-way of New Gileses will ba six frc
hundred miles leu than by way of gold
York , and by way of Galveston 8a ]
about nine hundred miles would be en
saved. Practically , as far as oxpenie I * o ]
is concerned , either of thete gulf
ports is as near Europe as is New
York The completion of the South
ern Pacific to either New Orleans or
Galvejton will give California a
quicker and cheaper routs to Europe
then is possible through any of tbe
northern cities.
OCCIDENTAL JOTTINGS.
California.
The Dresser lemon is bsinjj pro
pagated at Orange. It is thorny , tu
it is said tojejery good , .
An agent for aScotch , company i ;
bonding many of- the chrome iron
mines in San Luis , Obiapo county.
Excitement it'll ' prerai's ia Shaat
county < mr the airer ! discoveries on
McGee & Camden's iron mountain.
Last year , at Yraka , Stskiyou conn
ty , apple trees were in bloom at Eat
ter , and they will not be this year fo :
nearly a month yet.
| C. H. Huffman , of Merced , expect
to harvest , the coming season , 125 ,
000 bushels of whett , to sack which
will require 60,000 sacks.
The Santa Barbara Press.boists o :
alfilsria 45 inches in bight , barley 5
feet 6 inches high , and wild oat ? 5
feet tall all of this season's growth
Los Angeles orchardists complain o
the nonappaarance of blossoms on
their orange treer , and feara are ex
pressed that the next crop t ill be a
short one.
[ Water courses have devastated the
the vdlkys of M rin county fearfully
In places where the streams- were 110
more than ten fett wide they are now
76 to 100.
A threatened outbreak ot tbe Piutes
and Umatilas ia Northern Humbold
county , is exercising the people intba
section very greatly , and families are
moving into Fort McDcrmott for pro
teclion.
There is danger of a wood famine in
Bodie , and a meeting of citizens are
devising means to open a road to a
point whera there are over 2500 cords
cut and piled up.
The S. P. C. railroad company hat
700 men at work repairing the damage
wrought by the flood. Of this num
ber 850 are at work west of the Santa
Cruz mountains , and the same number
on the east side.
A Santa Clara county man has
planted a prune orchard of 160 acres.
Th's is tbe largest prune orchard on
record. The variety is the Petite
Prune d'Agin , and they are to be dried
and shipped.
Southern California hai escaped the
furious onslaught of the e'ements.
Some grain has bean lodged by the
late rains , but it is insignificant com
pared with the lotses which have been
sustained by agriculturists in the
northern part of the state. There is
no reason to believe that the oft-re
peated prediction of large and bouuti-
lul crop * will fail of real-zition.
Speaking of tbe recent flood The
Napa Reporter lay a : A climb up the
3B steep'oof the court house reveileda
3f startling panorama. To the south , as
far as the eye could reash , it looked as
ilV the valley had been suddoul ? cjn-
vcited into a great in'and sea , dotted
here and there with ishnds A more
desolate appearance than the city pre <
sented from this point can hardly be
imagined.
Oregon
The cinnebar mines are driving
ahead . ani the prospects are favorabl
for a grand success
The canneries above Astoria that
have been in operation report the
catch as veiy lifcht for the season o
the year.
Ccnsderable excitement has cauted
jn Caayonville by reports of rich gold
prospects recently discovered in i
gulch near the Tellurium mine.
gc Encouraging reports of the frui
crop ; are recelv ed from the various
portions of the state. Unless nipped
by frost , the yield trom'seato be very
abundant.
The Astorian saya there are thou
sands of black-fish ( a species of the
whale ) off the mouth of the Columbia
river , near the entrance of the south
channel. School after school of them
have been seen there of late. The
blubber ot the black-fiah makes an oil
almost as pure ns amber.
The latest reports from Southern
Oregon state .that the farmers hive
generally finished sowing small grain ,
and now await an opportunity to put
in their corn crop. The acreage is
not as largo as in former year * , but
will , nevertheless , prove ample
enough.
At present' 75 men are engaged in
grading ' and building the bridges be
tween Smitbfield and the Dalle ? , on
the Oregon railway company's road.
About 60 men' are employed in grad
ing for the same company on the east
side. Grading was commenced at
Silverton and is progressing toward
the junction with the Oregon and Cal
ifornia railroad. ;
Nevada ,
Water soils for five cents a gallon in
Candelaria.
Hundred * cf'dead goats are floating
down the Truckeo river past Reno. is
It is proposed by a number of east
ern capitalists to incorporate smelting
works and tamplers in Eureka.
Actual measurement shows that of
during the whole winter 441 inches of to
snow had fallen at Emigrant Gap and
522 at the Summit At Truckee there n
has been about 300. u
The deepest vertical shaft on the ccas
Comttock is the Yellow Jacket , which as
has attained a depth of 2936 feet , and tfoa
which is being timbered and sunk at oaar
the rate of 27 feet per week. ar
A miner who has until
_ _ _ _ _ _ recently . been
- 1 ? l iirr ? T
working in the Hootsc mine , at Euro
, claims to have dscovered a min A '
eral soap in the workings of the mine 'o
equal to anything in the market. toof
The Winnemucca Silver State says ofr
that the sufferings of the women and .tl
children on an emigrant train caught .tln .tla
the late blockade , from cold and n
hunger , were intense , and when relief ot
relief reached them their cries were an
heart-rending. ane
Two Pinte Jndian , known as
George and Sam , are farming about
four or five miles from Shone's toll
house. They have sown several acres
wheat and barley , and ono cf them
purchased a lot of garden seeds in
Winnomucca for the purpose of plant
them.
Montana.
Immigration is steadily on the in- . ,
crease. ' the
Glendnle ( will have amthtr smelter
on this year.
Butte recently suffered a coal oil and 100
batter famine.
The Horse plaines excitement is
pronounced a fraud. New
The I stage roads throughout the
territory re reported to be in a terri ed
condition.
Copper i placers have been discovered
near Butte and considerable excite-
meat exist } over the matter.
bis
Helena banks pay.oat on an average
from S4000to$3000 per week for the
dust from adjacent plicer claims. the
There I is a rumor to the effect that tbe
French company has purchased the
entiie property of the Hccla Con- of
oudated mining company , at Glen-
dale- for ft million and a half of del
lars.
Encouraging ntlws comes from the
Yogo mines. The dry fork of Wolf
creek has been t ken up tinder the
patent ach. Good proapccta have
been found , and men sro crowding in
from all directions , and houses are
going up rapidly. The towns of UoovJ
erand Belt hava been eonsolidited ,
and are now one , and the town o
Cameron has been located ri sr the
mouth of Bear gulcb , a few miles be
low Belt. The quartz interest is very
promising. Free gold is visible in
several specimens of ore , and other
lodes promise to ba fabulously rich in
silver. Iho Camerons are building r
new road up Beat gulch to dry Wol
creek , which will shorten tha distance
to Benton about 40 miles. Tney in
tend starting 20 men to work on the
road this week.
The construction of the Bcola com
pany's tramway from Lion City to
Glendale , a distance rf tennrlos , I hi
summer , will causa an outlay of $150 ,
000. A portion of tbe Jron tails are
a'nrady there , and the whole work is
to be finished this season. Four miles
at the upper end are to bo snow
shedded. Whenever the narrow gauge
railrrad is built along the Big Hole ,
there will no doubt ba a spur track
connecting it with that place. '
Anaw silver district , named Chssa
has iu t been discovered on Scudder
Creek , a tributary cf Grasshopper
Creek , on the south fide of the Bald
mountain spur of the Bannack range ,
about midway between the Bannack
and Elkhorn mining districts. There
is too much mow in the disHct to do
much prospecting yet , still several
locations have ben made t at will be
prospected as soon as the > now
vanishes. Great excitement prevails
over the finds and men are flocking to
the place.
;
Arizona-
The demand for residence quaiter
ia Tucson exceeds the supply.
A rich silver district has baen dig
covered in the Santa Catsrini moun
tain * , thirty miles norlhoist , ef Tuc
son.
The branch road to Tombstone wit
be built by way of Contention City
and Charleston , and will accommodate
the mills as well aa the mints , and wil
be built much sooner than many sup
pose.
A section rich in agricul'ural and
mineral wealth isTonto Baiin , locate' '
to the northeast of Phoenix , on ! s'tu
atad in Yavapii aud Maricra coun
ties. This section , lit'la ' known , owing
to its isolated condition , is Fpirsely
Bttltd. It isreiched from Phoenix
by the wy of Fort McDowe'l and
Camp Reno , and from Prrsott via
Fort Verde.
Wyoming.
Cummins City , the new mining
camp has 250 peopla.
A line of stages will be on the Laramie -
amie route vi < t Big Larnmie mines and
Cummins Oity , incido of thirty days.
A daily mail route will doubtless be
established between Cheyenne and
the North Park mines by tbe first o'
July.
July.The
The Wyoming panitentiaiy inuddie
baa bean settled. The courts declare
that the only lawful prison is the one
at J-aramie City.
Town sites have been locited both
on llliccrscreek and Jack creek , North
Park , near the places where the great
est number of lodes have been lociled
and several cabins built tbtrdon. I
One of the surveys for the new rail
rood makes the distacca between
Chejenne and Fort Laramie only 80
miles , and by another routa it U 135
inilfs. The objection to the first is
the very heavy grade.
Colorado. I
Denver is shortly to have two mails
each day from the eat
A combination struck an oil well a
the depth of 450 feet , at Le.idvil'e
but no nvneral.
At Gunnison Oity flour is $7.50
bacon 17 cents ; corn 6 cents ; oats
cents ; bay $90 per ton ; beer 75 ceutia
bottle ,
Forty three residences and public
buildings bave bean built in Oulorado
Springs within tbe past throe monthc ,
at a cost oft $90,000.
Collon , the dircovtrer of the Bub-
tail lode , in Colorado , which has
yielded millions of dollarr , is passing
the evening if his days on a little
rancho on tue Platte , where he is bare
ly able to make a living.
Eight hundred men are at work on
tne San Juan eitention of the Den
ver and Rio Grande road between
Conejos and Animas City. Work is
being pushed with all rapidity possi
ble.
ble.A
A coal mine has been discovered in
Nugget gulch , four miles from Lead-
ville. Tbe vein is four feit thick and
the coal looks firat classs. The coal
was found ct a dept of 118 feet from
the surface.
The upper end of Breece hill , which
reatad quite a furore of excitement
abput Leadville last summer , and
from , which large quantities of ore
were taken , has , during the winter ,
taken somewhat of a back seat.
Considerable prospecting is being
being done in Quartz valley dis it
trict , Gilpin county , and much more
will ba done when tbe weather be
comes more settled. Several new
finds have been made , which for want
shaft houses have been permitted
remain idle.
Mineral Park , near Silver Cliff , is
noted < for its fissure veini. There are J.
any amount of leads showing galena ,
copper and other minerals not staked
yet , and anyone wishing to buy
two-foot holes on true fissure veins
can get them for small turns , as there
are many men owning claims that are
not able to sink them deeper.
The rush into the Gunnison via
Alpine has begun. Within tha past Ing
four weeks the population of that
town has been fully doubled. M ny
the ctsmpeder * are fresh arrivals
from all parls of the east- , and act as if
life depended on their getting over the
range into the gold and silver fields
snow or no snow. Colotadann nd
n (
other westerners arriving at Alpine | the
and seeing the condition of the ranee ,
sensibly procure employment on the
railroad grade on this side of the to
range at gl.25 per day , and make up
their minds to pas expenses until the for
rncgo is in prop r condition to pass
with pack animals.
Utan.
The lofty peaks in the Wasatcb are
covered in many places with snow fif
teen feet deep.
Snow-bound h tha ndition of all
mining camps in not them Utah at
present
It rs computed that theieis gold ore
enough in Bingham to run 1000 1 tamps
years. _
"His Mantle. " At
Tork Tribune.
It is fairly illustrative of tha alter
relation cf tbe supporters < f Sir.
Tilden toward that gtntlemao , that
whereas a short time ago they wete of
insiitiog in tbe most confident and
positive manner upon the certainty of
com'nation and election , the most
earnest cf them are now talking about
contingency of his withdrawal and of
need of letting him down ea y by and
choics of a candidate whom ha f-t- show
vors. In the democratic conventions
New York , Connecticut and Penn K
sylvania , in which Mr. Tilden's friends
UJ.1",1'11 , ' ' P f ' . .3
have plutoed.th'arnselvfd Upon having
been in the main successful in
eddying off the wlHe or
jof part of. the delegations it
been the subject df general i&
that the issiia rS iihda np tta4 not (0
much between Tildin and anti-Tildfln
as between different dagre'ea of ' 'op
position to Tildon , acd that the strong
est Ti'dan feeling manifested rt Y-
where was merely a willingceu to give
him the nomimtion if he wants
tempered with an uncommon Anil
to have him say he dQfi noi want it ,
It has baen difficalt-to find ia any of
these conventioni any delegate , either
prominent or obscure , who was un
reservedly for Tilden. In almost all
cases where they were interrogated
upon the subject they either openly
opposed iim , or avoided answeriri ? ,
or qualified a hesitating suppot with
an "it" " of graat emphiss and signi
ficance "if he- wanted the nominv
tion. "
In the light of the action o ! these
conventions Tildenism may now be de
fined aa in its moat pronounced fcrm
a determined re-istanca to anything
1'ke ' kicking the old gentleman out ignominiously -
nominiously , but a willingness that be
should be let down easy. There is no
form of it that goes to the extent of
insisting upon or expecting his nomi
nation. It ought to ba conclusive as
to this state of things tbat Mr. Henry
Watterson , of The Louisville Courier
Journal , who has been all along tha
most stalwart and uncompromising of
Ti'den's supporters , insisting always
that no other candidate bad or de
served the ( lightest show , and never
permitting himself to entertain the
thought of a second choice , has recent'
ly come to consider tbe possibility
of Mr. Tilden's
sibility with
drawal. He now permits himself
to speak in the columns of his paper
of delegates who have been choien
and will appear at Cincinnati , "not to
make war upon Mr. Tilden as was
arranged by tbe cabal at Washington
but if Mr. Tilden derirei the nom
ination , to support him , and if he
d es nor , to act with hu friends in
naming a candidate on whom his
mantle may nst without crushing
him. " This is what Mr. Wattenon
says of the Pennsylvania delegates
favored by Randal ) , and said to be
Tilden men. It hardly needs be
said , to those who are at all familiar
with the headlong style in which he
has heretofore suppoited Tilden , that
tbh is a great letting down from the
uncompromising position he has main
tained
The reading bstveen the lines dii
cl'-se < the situation. When such ar
dent fdsnds of T.lden as Wattewoi
men , too , in the moat confidential re
lation * with him begin to talk about
what shall be done in case he does not
denrd the ncminotion , and to consider
whera "his man' la1' shall fall , wo are
safe in calling the game up and count
ing if a question , 83 far as Tilden ia
corcerned , simply of dropping the
mantle.Ve may ba sure that the
wicked b ya who have been shouting
these thr e ytars , "Go up , bjld-
head ! " or words to that effect will
not catch it. They are much mot
likely to be eaten up by bear4. This
lii i a prophet who when he goes
up will take exceeding care to hive
his mantle drop on somebody who has
stood by him from Jericho to the
Jordan somebody "on whom it may
rett , " as Wattewon ray * , "without
crushing him. " Who thall it be"
Step forward , gentlemen dark horces
Get nearl Orond close ! Tha old
gentkraiu of Gramercy h about to
drop his mantle. It's a good dfal
soiled , ia bad y worn , never was much
0I 0o a mantle , and poorly as it fitted
him , will never fit anyone else so well ;
but such as it is , it is to be dropped
p-esoutly , and the nearest man gets
it. Only we are afraid that when the
news goto out the old gentleman wil
be squeezed to death by the accession
of friends.
CATARRH SOMETIMES.
commences with a cold , but its cure
always commences with the use of
Saeo's Catarrh remedy. This old , re
liable , and well known remedy has
stood the test of years , and was never '
more popular than now. dlt
NOT A BEVERAGE.
They are not a beverage , bat s modldnt , with
curitive propertlei ot tbe highest degree , con-
Uinlne no JJDOI wh'sly or poisonous drugs.
They do not tear down an alreidy debilitated
system , but build It up. One bottle contains
more hops , tbat Is , more real hop strength , than
a barrel of ordinary beer. Every druggist in
Rochester sells them , acd the physicians pre
scribe them. Evening Express on Hop Bitters.
All Piavea out
rt a common complaint in hot weather.
It you * ef 1 BO , get a package of Kidney-
Wort and take ft and yon will at once feel
iU tonic power. It keeps up the healthy
action of the Kidneys , Bowels and Liver.
nd ttras restores the natural life and
tresgth to the weary body.
Over indulgence in eating and drinking ,
whereby the liver is disorganized and the
system deranged. The suffering resulting
from dyspepsia is very terrible , and the
sooner the patient can get relief the bet
tar. There is no remedy BO effectual for
the cure of this disease as Simmons' Liver
Regulator. '
D. B. Dobson , M. D. , of Deer Park.
Ala , says : "I have used the Regulator
for eight months , and find it has cured me
entirely of dyspepsix It is the best medicine -
cine I ever used for that disease , or , rather ,
is the only one that has proved satiafac-
tory. "
,
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1
Machine Works.
. F. Hammond , Prop. & Manager
The most thorough appointed and. complete
Machine Shopsand Foundi ? In the rtat * .
Castings ot every description manufactured.
Engines , Pumps and every class of m.Miinyn
made to order.
Special attention given to
Well Anj irs.PnllcTs , Hangers ,
Shafting , Bridge Irons * Geer
- Cutting , ctcr
FlansforneTr2IachineryMoachanlcal Draught.
, Uodels , etc. , neatly executed.
3SP Harnev St. . Bet. t4t and IBtn
ATTENTION , BUILDERS AND CON
TRACTORS.
The owner of the celebrated Kaolin
Banks , near LOUISVILLE , NEB. , has
now ready at the depot at Lonisville , on
B. & M. railroad ,
WaHCXTJQ 3ESZCXOJBC
fiU any order at reasonable prices. Par
ties desiring a white front or ornamental
brick will do well to give cs a call or send
sample.
J. T. A. HOOVER , Prop. ,
Lot { grille. Neb
A. F. RAFERT & CO.
Contractors and Builders ,
1310 Dodge St. , Omaha.
PUBLIC SALE
Of Kentucky and Iowa
SHORT-HORN CATTLE !
tha Transfer Slock Yards , Council
BluflV , Wednesday and Thurs
day , Juno 9th and 10th,1880.
800 Head of Thorough-Bred *
From the celebrated Hamilton Herd
Mt. Sterling , Kentucky , and Devin
Herd of DeaMoines. OaU
i
The undented will sell at public auction
without r-ierve , about 200 head of Thoroush-
BndShort-UcrnCattle. A large per cent-of them
Tcailm ? bulls cf standard families. All female *
suitable age hayje prdred nrliatle ozeedtn ,
are of Dne families.
Then cattle bare not been pampered for tbe
ring.
Kor cnUlofuei address 'THE HAMILTON. "
nsas City , Mo , or ILL. ijEVJJX , reslloinef ,
Iowa. COL. J.V. . JUDY , Auctioneer.
maje-deodlm-wiw
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,
Infox-matloo for Inidatt nd lhM * ho luff.r fro
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object tW bnnpra b * lth tnd hdnite ! * ? " >
ircelrei ittentUn la its p g § : nd the panj ( JO'i
. . . .
u Toiumeerca 10 u TUB me " ! - ; - -
rice. The inblect of Elw'rie Belts nrm Medicine ,
Asd the hundred and cat questions of "i'sl impoi >
Unce to I'affbrlBE hnm niri ! dul ) considered
ed.
YOUNG MEN
And others who suffer from Ntrroos and Physical
The ELECTRIC REVIEW exposes thenmnll'ai'ei '
frauds practiced br quacks and medinl imnoitors
who profess to "practice medicine , " and points out
the only safe , simple , and effective rcmd to JItalth ,
Vigor , and Bodily Energy.
Bend your address en postal card for B copj , aoa
Information worth thousands frill te sect you.
Address ths publishers ,
PULVERMACHER GALVANIC CO , ,
COR. EIGHTH and VINE STS. . CINCINNATI. 0-
Ask the recoT-
ered dTspeptlci.bll.
lions sufferers , vic
tims ol fever and
rae , the mercurial
diseased patient ,
how they recovered
health , cheerful
spirits and good
tppetlte ; they will
teu yon by uk
The Cheapest. Purest and Best family Medl-
the In the World.
For DYSPEPSIA , CONSTIPATION , Jaundice
Billions Attacks , SICE HEADACHE , Colic. De
presslon of Spirit * , SOUS STOMACH , Heart
Burn , Eta , Etc.
ThJs unrivalled Son them Remedy Is warranted
not to contain a single psrtlde of MIMTTRT , or
any injurious mineral substance , bat b
Purely Vegetable.
containing thott Southern Boots and Herbs ,
which aa all-wise Providence h&s placed In
coitntrle * where Liver Disease most prevail. It
will cuie all Diseases cau-ed by Derangement of
the Liver and Bowels.
Tile SfAlPTOMS of L'.ver Complaint are a
b tt. f ft bad tarte In the mouth ; Pain In the
ra'iV , ides or Joints.o't n mistaken forilheuma-
tl-m { Sjuf StomacU ; Lo > of Appetite ; Bow-h
ate rately costive and lax ; HeidJcTSej toss of
Memory , with a painful sensation ot bavin ? fill'
ei to do something which ought to have been
done Debility , Low Spirits , a thick yellow ap
pearance of the skin and Eyes , a dry Cough of
ten mistaken fur Consumption.
Sometimes many of lhe o gytrptoms attend
tbe disease , at others very fowfbut the Liter , the
Isrgest organ In the body , it general ! ? " the sent
of the disiaie , and if not regulated in tlme.greut
suffering , wretchedness and death will ensue.
I can re ommend a s > n efficacious remedy for
dlseaso of tbe Liver , Heartburn and Dyspepsia ,
Simmons' Ltvr Regulator. Lewli O. Wander ,
1025 Muter Stree ; , AuUUnt Post Itaster ,
Philadelpn a.
"We h\ve tested Us virtue * , personally , and
know that for Dyspepsia , BllUoamus. and
Throbbing Headache , it b the best medicine the
world ever saw. We have tried forty other
remedies before cimmons' LIrer Beg'lator , but
none of them gave us more thiii temporary re
lief : bit the Begnlalor not only relieved , bus
cured us. " Editor Teligriph and Messenger ,
Uacon , Ga
BAHUTACTUIUD OSLT IT
J. H. ZEIUN St CO. ,
PHILADELPHIA , PA.
Price , f 1.00 Sold by all Druggisti.
septleodawly
AVER'S AGUE CURE
For the speedy relief of
ver and Ague , Intermittent Fever ,
Ohill Fever.Remittent FeverDumb
Ague , Periodical or Billious Fever ,
&o. , and Indeed all the Affections
which Arise From Malarious ,
Marsh or Miasmatic Poiaona ,
Has been wide'y used during thl
last twenty-five yean. In tbe
treatment of these distressing
digeues , and with such unvary-
ink" ucc 6 that It has ( rained the
reputation rf being infallible.
The shakes , or chills once broken
by It , do not return , until the disease b con
tracted again. This h * mad * It an accepted
remedy , and trusted specific , for the fever and
Ague of the west , and tbe chilli sjfcd fevers of
the south.
Ayer's Ague Cure eradicates the noxious pels
on from the system , and leaves th patient al
well ar befo e the attack. It thoronghlv expels
the disease , so that no Liver complaints , Rheu
matism , Neuralgia , . Dytentery or Debility follow
tha cure. Indeed , whera Disorders of the Liver
and Bowels have occurred from Uiasnutlo Pois
on , it removes the cause ot them and they disap
pear. Not only b it an effectual art , but , If
taken , occasionally by patletita exposed to mat-
ana , it will expel the poison and protect them
from attack. Travelers and temporary residents
in Fever and Ague localities are thus enabled to
defy the disease. The General Debility which b
so apt to ensue from continued exposure ta
Malaria and Mlasmahas no speedier remedy ,
for
LIVER COMPLAINTS ,
His an excellent remedy.
. PREPARED BY
DR. J. O. AYBB & CO. ,
Lowell , Maes.
Practical and Analytical Chemists ,
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS
IN JEDICINE.
MARTIN
O ? A TT.OIB ,
Has lust received a lot of Spring goods. Tou
re invited to call and get prices , which he
uaranteea the lowest in the city
mlttf 1220 FAHNHAM STREET.
UNO. G. JACOBS ,
( Tormerly of Glib & Jacobs )
UNDERTAKER
No. _ 1417 Earnham St. , Old Stand of Jacob Ob
ORDBRSBfT TXLEQRAPU SOLICIT *
Only Direct Line to France ,
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPAN
BETWEEN New Tork and HarvePier i2N.B
foot of Morton si. , pier of company.
Traveler ! by this line at old both transit by En
dish railway fend the discomfort of crossing the
channe Hn a small boat
CANADA , FuutaxvL , Wednesday January SI
IS ! noon.
AIIKRIQUE , B. JOUCLO , Wednesday Jebmary
4,11a.m.
FRANCE , TKUBIUB , Wednesday , February
18.11 a. m.
PRICE OF PASSAGE ( Including wine ) :
TO HATBB First Cabin , $100 andfSO : Second
Oabin.tSS ; Steerage , | 29llocludingwlnebiddlns ;
aadntlnails.
LOUIS DEBEBIANAgent , 6 BroadwayJf. T.
FRANK E. JIOORES , So. 214 , West Bide 14th
Street , Bet. faraham and Douglas , Next Deere
o U. 8. Express Office ( Sign of Pala d
teaunshlp. ) OKAHA. NEB.
NEW GROCERY !
16th and Cuming Sts ,
We propose supplying the
people of North Omaha with
CHOICE OBOCEBIE3 at mod
erate prices. Give us a call.
paid for Country Pro-
duco. Goods delivered free to any
part of the city. _ ap7-lm
THE OKIY PLACE WHERE YOB
can find a good assortment of
BOOTS AND SHOES
At t , LOWJSR FIGUBJS than U
any other shoe house in the city.
P. LANG'S ,
236FARNHAM8T.
IiADIES1 & GENTS ,
SHOES MADE TO ORDER
d a perfect fit guaranteed. PricetjQvermajon
able Heell-lv
CITY MEAT MARKET.
Keep constanty ; on hand a Urge lot oi an kind
Salted Mtatt Bteff Vcat ,
,
fattonPort flame , /owl , as/all kinds ot
are. tttntit Teaetablea CoEStantly on baad
and b * convinced
tHSUEY BROS.
&ANKIHQ
THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED
ING HOUSE
IN NEBRASKA.
CALDWELUHAMILTONiCO.
BAJSTJBZE S.
Business transacted eamo aa that of
an Incorporated Bank.
Accounts kept In Currency or void
subject to sight check -without notice.
Oertlflcatoa of deposit issued payable -
able in three , elx and twelve months ,
bearing interest , or on demand - without
out Interest.
Advances made to customers on ap-
securities at market rates of
prflv *
interest.
Bonds.
Draw Sight Drafts on England , i
lane , Scotland , nnd all parts of Europe
Sell Eurcroeon Passage Tickets.
COLLECTIONS PfiSMPTLY MADE.
augldtt
IT. S. DEPOSITOBY.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Of OifABA.
Cor. Fornham and Thlrteentb Sta.
OLDEST BANKING ESTABLISHMENT
H OMAHA.
( SUCCB330R3 TO EOUNTfX BROS. ,
MTABLMniD D ( ISM.
Orj rJied M National Bank Anjnst 90 , 1881.
Capital andProfits Over $300,000 ,
gptdaUy anthorisad by the Secretary of
to recolro Subscription ] to the
0. 8 , 4 PER CENT. FUNDED LOAN.
OmOKRS AND DISKCrOBS
BiBtLuf Kotnrrn , President.
Acacsrcs Kooana , Tlct PresMttt
H. W. TITBS , Oashler.
a. J. Pomaroa , Attorney
Joan A. Csuanios.
T. H. DATH , Aes't Cottier.
ThlJ bank rec lTe3 deposit * without reprt to
amonnU.
ISSIKI time certlflcatet bearlaff nUrett.
Draws drafta on San Frandcoo and prlndpa
dtlrs of tha Ualttd EUtes , also London , Dublin
Edinburgh and the prttdpal dttec of th cent
nent of Europe.
Sells psjeaje tickets for emigrant * in ths In *
man line. mayldtl
REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
Geo. P. Bern is 1
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
16th < b Douglas Sit. , Omaha , Neb.
This agency does STBICTLT a brokerage boil' '
ness. Does not speculate , and therefore anj- bar
gains on its books are insured to Its p&trons , in
stead of being ( tobbl.d op by the agent
Boggs and Hill.
REAL ESTATE BROKERS
No. SGO Farnham Street
OMAHA. - NEBRASKA.
Or : North Bide , opn. Grand Central Hot *
Nebraska Land Agency
DAVIS & SNYDER ,
1505 larnham St. Omaha , Nebr.
4OO.OOO ACRES carefully talectod land
Eastern jTebruka ( or sale.
Great Bargains in Improved farms , and Oma
city property
0. F.DAVIS , WEBSTKBBKYTEB ,
Late Land Corner U. P. B.B. p-fabTt
ITEO HMD. ma B. am
Byron Reed & Co. ,
OLDIfll ? MT1 - 1" *
EEAL ESTATE AGEN05
IN NEBRASKA.
Keep complete abstract of title to all BealX
ate in Omaha and DoozlM County. marltl
THE ORIGINAL
BRIGGS HOUSE I
Cor. Randolph Bt. & 5th Are. ,
OHIOAGO , ILL.
PBICE8 REDUCED TO
$2.00 AND $2.50 PER DAY
Located In the business centreconvenlent
piacea rf amusement. Elegantly furnished , con
talnlng all modem imprOTementa , passenger ele
vmtor , Ac. J H. CUHMINaS , Proprietor.
ocietf OGDEN HOUSE ,
Car. MARKET ST. ds BROABWA 7
Council Bluffs , Iowa
Online of Street Railway , Omnibuses to aa
from all trains. RATES Parlor floor. 13.00 p
day ; second floor , $2.60 per day ; third floor
The best-furnished and most commodious hon
pi the city. OEO T. PHELPS. Prop.
METROPOLITAN
OMAHA , NEB.
IRA WILSON , - PROPRIETOR.
The Metropolitan I * centrally located , anu
first-class In every respect , baring recently bsj
entirely renOTated. The public will find I
comfortable and homelike house. marSt
UPTON HOUSE ,
Schuyler , Neb.
First-dais House , Good Ueals , Good Btdj
Airy Boomi , and kind and accommodating
treatment. Twigood sample rooms. .Speaa
attention paid to commercial travelers.
S. MILLEE , Prop. ,
Sohuyler , Neb ,
B. A. FOWLSX. JAMB8 E. BoOTT.
FOWLER & SCOTT ,
ARCHITECTS.
Designs for buildings of any description on
ezlhibltlon at our office. We hare ha > over 10
years experience In designing and superintend. I /
lag public building and residences. Flam and f
estimates furnished on short notice.
IIOOIT 8 , UNION BLOCK. m204m
SANTA OLATJS FOUND.
Greatest Discovery of tbe Age.
Wonderful discoveries In the world havaboen made
Among other things where Santa Clans stayed ,
Children oft ask U be makes eoods or not ,
If really he lives In a mountain of snow.
Last year an excursion sailed clear to the Poll
And suddenly dropped in to whatsetmedllkeahola
Where wonder ol wonders they found a new land ,
tfhile fairy-like belnga appeared on each hand.
Than wen mountains like oun , with more
beautiful green ,
And far brighter akles than-ever wera seen ,
Birds with the hues of a rainbow were found ,
While flowers of exqultlta fragrance wera grow
Ing around. '
Not long were they left to wondtr In doubt ,
A twin ; ; soon came tbe/ bad heard much about ,
Twaa Santa Clans' self and tb II they all say ,
He lacked like tha picture esaa every day.
Ha drove np a team that looked very queer ,
Twas a team f eraahoppers Instead of reindeer ,
He rode In a shell Instead of a sleigh ,
But be took them on board and drove them
away.
He showed them all over his wond.rful realm ,
And factories making goods for women and men.
Furriers wera working on haU great and small.
To Bunco's ther said they were sending them all.
Kris KInjIe , the Glove Maker , told them at once ,
AH onr Gloves we are sending to Bunce ,
Bant * showed them suspender * and many things
mere.
Saying I alsa took these to fiifed Bonce's store.
BanU Clans then whispered a secret he'd teD ,
Ai In Omaha every one knew Btaca well ,
He therefore should send his roods to hla care ,
Knowing his frirods win get thefr fun share.
Now real ember ye dwellers In OpAh * town ,
All who wont presentl to Bunco's gp round ,
For shirts , oollan , or gloves great sod small , [
Send your sister or aunt one and all.
Bunce , Champion Hatter ot the Weet , Douglas
Street , Omaha.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
A COMPLETE STOOK FOB
SPRINCfSUMMER
STYLISH AND GOOD , NOBBY AND CHEAP- . / ]
We hava all the Latest Styles of Sprfog Suitings , an Elegant
Stook of Beady-Made Olothing in Latest Styles. Gent's Forniil-
ing Goods Stook Complete.
HATS , GAPS , TRUNKS AND VALISES ,
In faot the Stook is complete in all Departments.
Don't Fail to see oar Custom Department in charge P *
Mr. Thomas Tallon.
M. HELLMAN & CO. ,
1361 & 1803 Favuham Street.
HENRI S
V. BLATZ'SHILWAUKK BEER I
In Kegs and Bottles.
Special Figures to the Trade. Families.BnppUM at BaBpuKt §
Prices. Office , 239 Douglas Street , Omaha.
DOUBLE AND SINGLE ACTING
POWER AND HAND PUMPS
Steam Pumps , Engine Trimmings , Mining achineiy ,
BELTING HOSE , BRASS AND IRON FITTINGS , PIPE , STEA PACKING ,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
HALLADAY WIND-MILLS , CHURCH AND SCHOOL Bfc US
A. L. STBAJJa , 205 Farnham Street Omaha , ffe
OMAHA FENCE i BOX CO.
We Manufacture to Order
OFFICE RAILINGS AND FINE COUNTERS
OH1 IFIIN-E ! JST3D WJ JEJSTCTT.
Iron and Wood Fences. Brackets and Honldf'Bf '
Improved Ice Boxes furnished on short notice.
QUST , FBIES & CO. . Prop's. , 1231 Harnej St. , Omaha , Neb. ,
PAXTON & GALLAGHER ,
WHOLESALE GROCERS 1
1421 and 1423 Farnham , and 221 to 229 15th Sta.
KEEP THE LARGEST STOCK
MAKE THE LOWEST PRICES.
The Attention of Cash attd Prompt Time Buyers Solicited. '
AGENTS FOE THE HAZAEB POWDER COMPT
and the Omaha Iron and Nail Oo.
I. L SLEDZIANOSKU-
MANUFACTUBBBS OF
IM : o TJ L ID i isr Gs r
AND DEAL-DBS IN
PICTURE FRAMES , CHROMOS AND ENGRAVINGS.
922 Douglas St. , Near 10th , Omaha , Neh.
IB1. O.
WHOLESALE GROCER !
1213 Farnham St. , Omaha.
PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY
*
The Only Lithographing Establishment in Nebraska
JEROME RAGHEK.
Proprietor.
OMAHA BEE
LITHOGRAPHING
COMPANY.
Drafts , Checks , Letter Bill and Note Head tm Card ! *
Bonds , Certificates of Stock , Diplomas , Lacs *
etc , , done in the best manner , and at
Lowest Possible Prices ,
PRAOTIOAL LITHOQRAPHgB. O1CAHA'
Have rigned the following remarfable paper , the tignaturet of which can be
at our office ; Musrt. BEABURT & JOHNSON , SI Platt St. , Ntw York.
" For the past few years we have sold varionsbr tnda of Porous Pluten.
Physician * and the Public prefer
BENSON'S CAPCINE POROUS PLASTER'
to all olhtrs.
We consider them one of the rery few reliable household remedies wortay el
confidence. They are superior to all other Porout Platters or Ifedieinttfor
External ute. _ _
Alfred Carpenter. Annna,0oncectlcut ( wrltce :
'leaaa land OH 0. O. D. I first learned the ral-
laofDr Thoruti Eeloctrio O'l while living laMe
Mo , and I think it tbe best medidn. In ma ( or
aan or beast.
Wilton Boland , Jr. , li eut Swan Str * t , yi :
la the part two Tears I ha > had occasion to
iMDr. Thomas' Eclectrie Oil unite frequently
or riofent n nralpe pain * and aide htadach ; , I
are { onnd It to M an abtolnta monar h oyr
oln. sabdninjf it In a quiet , teething manner ,
nd y t aetlaf almott instantly. "
Ur * . lluy Grimihaw , No. 112 Vain itract ,
toffalo , was cared ot a violent attack ot Bb.n-
iittan of the hip , confining bar to her chair , br
few applications of Dr. Thorn * * Fclectrlc Oil.
lie RIJ-I : "Lao than a bottle cured ma antlra-
r. Hrioa was troubled with Rhemn tlna of
h" Vnee , and vai cured entire' ; in twenty four
toon.
BOLD IK OMAHA BT ALL DBUGOISflfl
tfQo to Tovr tforMUs
fewNttloialDjrea- btaeManddorabn-
ty ot col r they an CoJor S to S
( . .nrlf ISeenU
Caweexmyoiuowntown. ZermsandlSoBtftt
drew JLilallettftOi. Portland , K
VINEGAR WORKS I
J < muBtt.tt\andlOAEU. ,
Tint quality distilled Wine Vinegar of any
strength betow eastern price * , at wholesale end
retalf. EBNST KIUSBfl.
leb 3m Kacager.
0. B. BEEHJBR ,
COMMISSION MERCHANT
o isa : -
Wholeeale Dea'er in foreign and Doaestl
Fmlt. Bntter. ter . Poultry , Game. Hams , B
cenT l S : rrieV flih. and ent frr BOOTH1J
OYSTERS. _ nor an
SHOW GASES ' a- * . '
rr
*
J- . OST I L 3D , t.
1317 OA88 ST. , OKAHA , NBP.
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