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X. BOSEWATEB. EDITOR
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OALi 1TOB llEPrjBIJCAN STATE
CONVENTION.
Th rephbUcaa elsctors of the State of
Nebraska are hereby called to Bend dele-
eatesfrom the several counties to meet in
state conVentJon at Colnmbng , tmdnes -
I day , the 19th dav of May , 1880 , . at
It CoVlock p. TO , , for the purpose of electing
t ix dele Us to the repnHican national
convention to be held at Chicago , on the
Sddayof Jnne next , to nominate candidates -
dates for president and vice president of
the United States ; and to transact mien
otherjbTisraeM as may properly come be-
°
The several counties are entitled tp rep
resentation in state convention as follows ,
1 sed upon the vote cast in each county
for Hon. Amasa Cobb for Judge of the
Supreme Courtin 1879 , giving one dele-
pate Bleach 160 votes , > doneforthe
fraction 5of 75 votes , also one delegate at
f or.each organized county :
urge
' * < * ' -H' ? SESSw ! "ss
Sa
Lincoln
* 6 Madison . f. 4
10 Merrick. . 6
2
I Bedims : : : :
w Richardson
Filmore . W Saline . 11
Franklin . 6 Sarpy . *
Vrontier . 1 Saunders . 10
Furnafl . 1..1. " 4 feward . 7
G ce . 10 Sherman .
Grfdey . 2 Wanton . 2
Gaper. . Thaver . 6
HalC . Valley. . . 3
llamflton. . % . Washington . 9
Wayne . 2
99
"Total . .3
Johnson. . . . . . . . 7
It fa recommended first , that no proxies
be admitted to the convention , exwptsnch
as are held trr ? pe ons residing ipthe
counties fromvhlch. the proxies are given.
S cond , That no delegate shall repre-
rent an absent member tf his delegation ,
unle'si he be clothed with authority from
the countvponvention , or is in possession
of proxies fem regularly elected delegntes.
By order of the republican statecentral
committee. JAMES W.DAWES
Chairman.
JAMES DONNELLY , Secretary.
Lmcou. April 8.1869.
TheiCbicngo Times propounds the
pertinent query whether anybody re-
memberithat there is to be a nations ]
convention at Cincinnati next month *
* " * * * ' * * " " " S
f / } SS
We challenge the Republican to
name the three delegates from Dou"-
1 is county whom that pipar pereist-
entlycredita * to Grant. If you can't
name the three name two , and if you
cxn't name the two give us the name
ODE colcrod policeman , Bellamy
gets praise on-all ides , and wo are
glad of it. * [ f * he is as acceptable and
popular as was Mr. Clark , the former
? colored policeman appointed by Mayor
j ChaBefap * will hsye no superior on
the force.
CHUECH HOWJB and all the other po
liticsl fence men and trimmers are in
vltsd to cross over into the Gran
cmp by the organ of the boom in
t e50 parts. We hope these doubli
cndera Trill all go. We prefer to aei
them on the other side of the fence
IT Is a good deal easier to precipi
late a riot than to quell one. Mayor
Chsao has BO far ao'.ed very cautiously
nud prudently in dealing with the
Smelting works strikers , and it is decidedly
cidedly unkind , to s y the least , to
charge him with encouraging violence
i.Ld riotous conduct
WE are gratified to loirn that the
v vrkingmfjp ho were lately employee
in the smelting works are disposed tenet
net upon our suggestion to settle the
d'fierencea between them and their late
employers by arbitration. If the pro
prietors of the smelting works will no-
rept this method of settling the trou-
b'o there is no doubt but that the
ttrike will be over by the end of the
week. ' , '
* ! * * * * * * * ' ' ' ' ' * ' ' ' * * 1111' *
SOME poop e hanker after newspaper
n -toriety at any' cost. Major Pear-
- man , of. Otoe pounty , belongs to tha
very numerous class. His anxiety to
k ep hk ntma before the people is
inly exceeded by his want of common
ionae. His Litest effort in the race
for notoriety .Is & dispatch to the Je
pnblican , in which he charges iho edi
tor of thkTp&per with suppress
ing a Jtdegrarri concerning the
Jesuit of the Otoa county ccnveation
which he claims was for warded by
him from EJTMUIO Monday. The
truth Is that the dispatch was sup
pressed becftss itv never reached this
officeJ Wbyresttme that explanation
trill satisfy the rambunctious major.
MOEAI. courage and personal independence
pendonce are the great needs of Colorado
rado politicians. They have much
more of both now than they used to
have , but there is still plenty of room
for improvement. ; Denver Tribune.
*
This * IB equally true of Nebraska
polilici aj/bttt In thw state , a > in
Oolond tina K Mar.'kt hand
srhen cowardly.etraddlers and double
dealing- trimmers will be at a discount.
Those'tneAkt , who haven't the courage
to ascert their honest convictions on any
qusstion wbvO always-waiting-to
flop with the majority , wfll soon be-
rrrae objedta-ofcontempt,1 * and the
i - awho dire avow" 'their political
f -i h , tl men who have the back-
boaeto spt tiitW seatimenta at
.11 times withooi hedging , will be
awarded positions of bpnpr and trust
py the party ,
IMPUDENT LxTNO. , - ; -
So far as the county conventions rf
Nebrrska ( and pibairy meetings that
absolutely determine-tha/oitooine of
prospective conventions ) ve , : been
leard from , the resulfcjs as follows : :
Adams . "
- ? § . "
-j
Antelope . ft * ? . . * *
Buffalo ! . . - . . .TT. . ? -
Butt . 2
ss .
dRe . r.-v . 2 - -
Douglas . 3
? illmore .
Tohnaon . 7
veith .
* ancAstcr . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
incoln . . . . . . . . . . - .
10
* . .
? awnee . 1
? ollc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . < . . . 7
saline .
Seward .
York . K.-
Total . ? ! . % W2 % \ 83
The above tabular' fst tementhss
seen carefully prepared. It is an
jcmest , imoartlal statement , and , we
believe'can be depended upon. , The
votes at Columbu * , we/cand dly be-
/
iovo , ' will1 be cast as above. . Our in-
brmation is irom authentic and relia-
jle sources. Many of the counties
above will not be disputed by either
side. Republican. - -
For impudent , downright lying and
mlldozing , the Republican excels
even the champion lying and' bulldoz-
ng [ organ of the Grant boomera , the
Ihiwgo Inter-Ocean , which printi tab
ular exhibits that every schoolboy
cnows to be baseless and unreliable.
Sven the face of the above tabulacex-
hibit convicts its author of ignorance
and inexcusable falsification. For In-
tance , Buffalo county is credited with
eight votes , when she is only entitled
o seven. Dodge county , which elect
ed a solid Elaine delegation , instruct
ed to vote as a unit for
Blaine delegates , is put down
s divided between Grant andBlaine.
The Douglas county delegation ,
ilected on a straight Blaine ticket by a
convention that passed a resolution in
truding the delegates in favor of
Blaine , is credited with three votes for
rant when the Republican , in its
isiue of May 2d , conceded that the
Lelegation was solid for Blaine. Lin
coln county is entitled to three
delegates , and they are instruct
ed for Blaine , and yet
he Republican persists in crediting
only two delegates to that county.
Antelope connty hasn't voted yet and
ho more guess what their primaries
might dc are all the Republiian has
or its basis of figures.
Saline county is put down as four
tor Grant although the delegation was
picked for Blaine.
Phelps county , which elected dele
gates Tuesday , Richardson county ,
which elected delegates Wednesday.
are entirely ignored , while half a doz
en Blaine counties that have held pri
maries arc emitted from that guessing
table.
The following table shows correctly
the counties that have BO far elected
delegates :
flrant. BMne
Burt . 2
Buffalo .
Cats . 10
Cheyenne . i
Dodge .
Douglas . 17
Hall . 7
Keith . , .
Lincoln .
Nance . 1
Otoe . 1 10
Pawnee
Richardson . U
Saline . 12
York . 9
Total . 19 99
Of the counties that elect delegates
this week we concede Grant will got
Adam ? , 11 ; Gage , 10 ; Johnson , 7
Ntmaha , 9 ; Seward , 7 ; Lancaster
19 ; Elkhorn valley counties , 10 ; Re
publican valley , 10 ; north of Bur
county , 10 ; southwestern counties
15 a total for Grant , including dele
gates already elected , of 134 votes
The total number of delegates in th
convention is 373 , which would giv
Blaine 239 and Grant 134. This es
timale , wo are confident , will not vary
ten votes either way. If the Grant
boomers caa take any comfort from
these figures , they are welcome.
The sons of the lamented Lincoln
and the patriotic Douglas are making
commodious asses of themselves b ;
acting as cat's paws for the third term
syndicate. The sons of great men seldom
dom attain [ to the eminence of thei
progenitors , and this is strikingly illus
tratcd by the conduct of Bob Lincoln
and Stephen A. Douglas.
The following circular , gotten u
by the boomers who insist that th
demand for the ex-president is a spon
taneous outburst of the people , ex
plains itself :
ILLINOIS GRANT HEADQUARTEBS ,
PALMER HOUSE , BOOM 30 ,
CHICAGO , April 28
Cnas. PUtt , Ciq , Koscoe , 111 :
DEAR SIR : Several states having
instructed their delegates to the na
tional convention to support Gen
Grant for the presidency , it is du
him in view of his eminent service
for the country , for which the who !
world has honored him , that h _
should receive the unanimous supper
of the delegation from his own
state. Less than this woul <
be a lasting disgrace to the repnbli
cans of this state. Will yon please
aidjn Immediate effort to selecta dele-
Ration from your county which wil
favor Gen. Grant's nomination , as his
name will bo presented to the connen-
tion ? His friends are organizing , am
in this they invite your cordial co
operation. Please inform , us regarding
the situation in your' county and re
port all movements of his friends or
opponents. YOUTJ truly ,
Bos'iT. LINCOLN , Pres't.
DOUGLASS , Cor. Sec.
Blaine men of Nebraska
want the advice of the Omaha third-
term organ as to their choice of dele
gates to Chicago , or the propriety of
instructing that delegation as to their
preference , they -wilt ask for it Until
then Paddock and Valentine'a Grant
boomer htd better mind its own busi
ness
Kelly vrtll be Tear.
' . Y. cor. Philadelphia Ledger. ?
Comptroller "KeDy-Ja getting ready
withhi _ Tammany forces to more on
Cincinnati. Thu morning he address *
ed an 'official coamunTcatioi * ' to the
mayor , informing'him Hhat ; as he in
tended to be absent from tbe uity'for *
eqme time ; he has "des'gnaieVlJr/
EUchwdA ' Storrs , Jus.deputy , to _ ct'
inhi8vp'lac5. lie mayor , of co'une , "
can bare Bo ob ec ons , aa ; Mr , Btorrs
i practically the comptroller , and has
be wkote business of his office at his
nger 'ends. A Tammany/'sichMa
ays : "Mr. Kelly will be aocoaipanied
ffCihcbmati by at least 250 tried and
rue [ democrats , prep&red to detnon-
trate , that they are the only genuine
representatives of the party * in New
York. ' * v
Gen. Grant and a Tblrd Ternt.
Kew-Tork Tiibune.
Months ago it was said by the
riends of President Grant that bii
name woold never be presented to the
Chicago convention unless there
hould ba a practically unanimous de-
iira for his nomination. It is certain
, hat no Bnchrdeaire exieta.w > r There
lave been many proofs oJE this , but
none strpnger than * General Grant's
lecisivo defeat-on.Saturday in the
election of delegates in Chicago , the
metropolis of his own state. Later it
ras said " , by those who ( appeared to
tave "the best right to speak for the
ex-president , that 'his" name would
never bcTpresentod unless it should be
certain that he. could be nominated on
be first ballot in other words , un-
ets he should prove to be the first
choice of a clear majority of the
delegates. It is now certain
that this contingency , will not
arise. General Grant is not the first
choice of a larga part of the delegates
rom Pennsylvajiiaj nor of their con
stituents , as has bean abundantly
> roved ; nor is he the first choice of a
( ottion of the delegates from New
fork. But if he could secure all the
lelegites from-these-states , and all
hose yet to be elected from the
South , and a portion of the delegates
rom Illinois fully representing the
hare of republicans who desire his
nomination , as shown in the primary
meetings , still he would fall short of a
majority. There are no other dele
gates from thoNorth , that he can ex-
tect to secure , and it is not believed
> y well-informed persons that all the
olegatea yet to bo elected from the
Jouth will be in his favor. Moreover ,
I is certain that he will not have the
united delegations from Pennsylvania
nd New York : Hence it is not possi-
ilo that there should be a majority of
tie convention in favor of his nomi
nation on the first ballot , and of thoie
who may vote for him on that ballot
10 is not the choice of some.
It does no good to remind his leai-
ng supporters of their promises. For
hey now assert that the name of the
x president will be pretcnted , and
will not be withdrawn , but that he
will remain a candidate like any oth
er. Under these circumstances , it is
)9cominp ) to bring the matter to the
attention of General Grant himself.
I is right to ask him whether , after
laving been twice elected by the people
ple , he is willing to be defeated in a
cramble for a third nomination , when
a majority of his patty has declared
hat in its judgment auch a nomina
tion would -undesirable and dan
gerous. It is right to ask whether he
rill permit his. name to be thus used
> y prominent supporters for their ad
vantage and to his discredit.
The people have not supposed that
3oneral4Grant is thrust upon the par-
iy in this way at his own desire. On
the contrary , they have supposed that
10 was sincere in his repeated declar
ations that he did not desire another
tarm of office , and would hot accept a
nomination unless an emergency
should render the party"practically
unanimous in desiring it. It h s been
thought , too , that he had learned to
regret bis too easy compliance with
the wishes of some who have been hie
friends , and that he would
hereafter consult the wishes and re
present the feelings of the whole
body of republicans , rather than
thozo of a particular eot oi
managers. Butpublicopinionon these
matters would undergo a very great
change , if the ex-president should
cow permit these managers to demand
bis nomination at Chicago for-a third
term , in spite of the fact that a ma
jority of the convention will have
been chosen to oppoeo euch , a nomina
tion. Public opinion will then con
clude that his former declarations
were not sincere , and that his own
ambition to eclipse the honors and the
rewards of Washington has baon the
moving spring of the third term ma
chinery. In that event , a defeat
would put him at a lower level in pub
lic estimation and in the judgment ol
history than if he had never been elect
ed president at all.
It reits with Gen. Grant himself to
say whether his name ehall be thus
uted. All loyal citizens wish to re
member his past services with honor
and gratitude , but it would be verj
painful to see him used as a cat's-paw
by the rebel democracy to compass the
defeat of the republican party. Gen
Grant himself is not the man that he
is supposed to bo by moit of the re
publican ? , if ho can knowingly expose
the republican party to danger of da
feat , and the country to the danger o ;
democratic rule , for the lake of an ;
advantage to himself or his friends
No doubt it has been represent
ed to him , by persons who have hn <
his confidence , that the republicans
would be nearly unanimous in their
deaire and judgment in respect to his
nomination , before the convention
met. But he can now see for himsol
that this cannot be. He can see tha
there Is nothing like unanimity o
feeling or opinion in favor of a thin
term among the republicans in a sin
gleono of the northern states. In
NewYork and Pennsylvania the dele
gations misrepresent the people , ant
yet are not unanimous ; not aiiothe
northern state has declared for the
third term , and. even in his own state
there is a bitter struggle agains
him. Seeing these things , and real
izing that his name is being used b
manipulators as if he were a penis
tent , unblushing and wearisome office
seeker. President Grant can quickly
judge whether it is consistent with his
dignity or his wishes to have the thin
term business pushed to a final verdic
in convention. He has it in his pow
er , by a few plain wcrds , for the in
formation and guidance of thelllinoi
convention , to save himslf-and hi
party from the possibility of defeat ,
his country from the danger of demo
cratic mastery , and his reputation
from a stain that time cannot efface.
Will there be a Stampede ?
Norriitoim Henld ( Rep. )
It is the thunder of the rising tide
for Blaine that gives significance to
the mutterings of revolt in tha Gran
delegations from
Pennsylvania am
and New Yorlr No one who under
stands republican aentimentin those
two states believes that the solid dele
gations represent the sentiment cf the
delegates themselves , much leu of the
people. The Blaine delegates will no
revolt if there"is a risk of failure , bu
if Blaine is obviously the winnin ;
man , the pressure of constituent ! be
hind and the enticement of promisc
victory before will strain terribly the
bands of the unit rule. Not only dees
the third term ran this danger , bnl
muca.of its support in the 8oqh ) is ol
an unsubstantial sort ; which will be
inthutiistic for thewinning side. II
Blaine ehows the power to take and
lold the lead in the convention , there
will be a stampede from Grant which
no power of discipline can prevent.
JPrinca Frederick William of Ger
many will be'fifty next October. He
isfive feet tenwjhe in height and
well proportioned. His fall beard and
hair are light in color , but very thick ,
and b eye. ara .null and blce/while
kiCcomplextcn u bronzed. His eldest
son physically resemble * the mother
,
is Btudjom , and u an excellent officer'
BiLA.OKRlLLS
i I * * '
ArrangeaMats are being made for
hiking oniGold Rus Lead City.
Work ha * again bean resumed on
he Castle creek tunnel , Rapid City.
It is expected thatthe Sunday 20
tamp mill Strawberry gulch will
ta't up bytfuhs I.
A sack of dirt from some of the ra
vines north of Boulder Park gave
ery fine pan prospects. . ,
The Tepee "ditch and flume has at
ist been completed , and now furnishes
water to the minerson the Rockerville
ulch.
; 5
Nothing has yet been beard of a
man namedEoglishj-whp , mked.-took1
o the woods near feunington about a
month ago.
Several trappers who CTHO into
Deadwood recently with 100 beaver
kins say thatis the best beaver coun-
ry in the world.
Thera are now three mills , one of
O stamp opacity , running iu tha
Rochford district. A month ago there
wasn't a stamp pounding in that sec-
ion.
ion.The oflScial figures of the Ouster
that the increase
c" > unty assessor prove
n taxable property in the county exceeds -
coeds last yo r's assessment by more
ban one-third.
The Ouster Chronicle contentedly
jxclaims of the city and prospecis of
he people : "Wood , water , gold and
ilverin abundance , health assured
and wealth probable. "
An old gentleman of Cuater City
recently picked a nugget that weighed
34 pennyweights and 10 grains , val
ued at $30.35. During one week he
cleaned up over $50 , working alone.
Much of the dirt taken out at Rock-
erville last winter is now being washed ,
fiving good returns , slid in some in-
itances "away up. " It is the fashion
with many miners to sell their gold to
itreet peddlers :
It has been ordered that no more
tolls shall be collected on the wagon
road from Florence to Rockford , and
he toll gate his also been ramoved
t the junction of the Florence read
and the Cheyenne road.
The signal service officers have not
reported the passage of stages through
lipid City and Meade since the 20th
of April , although ordered to do so by
he department at Washington , con-
eqnently the Da id wood postmaster
s as much at tea as ever oVer the ar-
ival of mails.
Thera are Indians all around in the
lills in smaU nands. They have
lecn raiding the valleys of the Belle
Ponrch and Redwater for the last
month , andi meeting with no bpposi-
ion , have becbirid eittboldBned , and it
s stated thatthere can be no doubt
but what there will be Indian troubles.
Two new stations will be eitabluh-
ed on the Sidney r&ute , one ba'f way
between Red Cloud nnd Jenks' , the
other between tha Platte and the
South Water Hole , which wil ! make
a1 ! runs ten idles in length. A cut
off of eight miles will soon be opened
setween the Platte and South Water
Hole.
Hole.A
A party cf eight went out ' in search
of the murderers of John D'c'ffenbacb ,
the stock man who was butchered
while on his way to Deadwood. They
brought the body back to the city af
ter securing several of the 150 ponies
stolen. They were satisfied tbnt it
was Indians and not whites , as sup
posed , who did the deed.
Work has been commenced on the
Bear Butte and Boulder Canyon road
Work will be hurried on through
Boulder canyon to Red Rock , and
from there to Sturgis via the Bear
Butte canyon. This is a great im
provement , as \ > y this route Sturgis
will be reaehed'in ten and a half miles
on very light grades.
One of the men connected with the
Whitewood flume company , who has
bad a careful survey made of the
grounds along the line of the liroptoed
improvement.'says they will ) accord
ing to the tiest estimates , yield at
leaat 25 cents to the cubic yard. This
estimate is low , which in the aggregate -
gate will amount to over $16,009,000.
Magnetic ildh ore has been found in
Strawberry gulch , and is about 90 per
cent , pure metal. It is from a eolid
foundation , and U is stated that there
are immense deposits of this ere in the
vicinity of Strawberry and Galena ,
and when it is developed there will bo
another important industry for the
Hills czmntrj.
The Deadwood Times issued the
following invitation : "The kind o :
girls in demand here ara gotJd girls
Loud and gaudy girls needn't apply.
The woods are full of that stripe now.
For the benefit of all good girls who
desire to come to the Hills to work in
private families , we would say come at
once. " ,
North of the Hills and near the line
of the road to Montana ) is a wonder
fill sight in the burning ccal fields
They have been on fire for years , bu
how the fire originated is a mystery
The vein of coal is about five foot thick
and as it is being gradually consumec
by the fire , iSe oattll above settles
down and fill * up the epic ? . At this
time there is a Urge portion of terri
tory that has been undermined , ant
still the destruction goes quietly ant
slowly on.
on.BA1LWAY
BA1LWAY NOTES.
There are now , 8,022 miles of rail
way in operation in Canada , represent
sent ing a capital of $362,000,000.
It is said that ai soOn ai the Atlau
tic and Great Western , how the New
York , Ohio and Pennsylvania road
narrow their gauge , which will bi
June 23 , through coaches will bo pu
on between St. Louis and New York ,
via Indianapolis.
General Manager Duval , of thi
Erie andJPacifio Diapatch/statcs thar ,
so great is the demand for refrigera
tor cars , in which to transport perish
able property from the west to e st
era markets , for six months to comi
they could use steadily 1000 cara.
The Atchison , Topeka & Santa Fo
has just organized an extensive sys
tern of agencies throughout Grea
Britain and Ireland , and eatablishei
a central office at Manchester , in
charge of Hon. Charles H. Brant come
ate U. S. consul
{ consuluat Manchester , om
of the early pioneers cf Kansas ant
founder of the city of Lawrence.
A locomotive the
, cylinders o
which are only six inchia in diameter
and which trill run on a track twenty
inches wide , has"just been turned ou (
of the works ofH. . K. Porter & Co.
Pittsbnrg , for Freudenthaw & Co. , o ;
Arizona , The miniature engine wil
pull 150 tons on a level , and ij intended -
tended to haul gold and other ores
from the mines to the melting fur
nace of its ownerr , a distance of four
miles. jr"
The fast trainsVetween New York
and Boston , on'Monday , their first
day , made good time. That from
New York reached Hartford in three
b.oure and three minutes ; that from
Boston reached-Hartford in tbroa
hours and twelve-minute * . The Cour-
antiays ' ) : "The train from New York )
cona'utingofMr caw , including two
drawing-rooms , wii brought from
NewHivea by the engine Atlanta , in
charge of Master Mechanic Henney ,
and between Newinston and ths city
ran four measured miles at * exactly 65
seconds t each mile , or at the" rate of
15 mile * an hour. "
Daily travelers over the Pennsyl
vania railroad fronj Pittsburg notice
of tha tracks of that road'JT
covered with a carp at of luxuriant
grass. Inquiry develop tHe act that :
hu. track is the 'eiti-boood frafefct
rack , and that gruaj carajnlNinp
ransported over itldwp 'iwrn.fMjkt * , ;
wheat , eta , and in the coons of time ;
he'grass springs up ; whlkl the wist- ;
> ound'track is free and 'barreri-lopk *
ng , no grain ever being shipped rjjit. ,
That track will certainly be free from
dust. A short time ago a car which
was .loaded with wheat , in Roingfromi
Jincinnati1 to Columbus , "sprung a'
eak , " and in consequence the section
nen have been trying in vain to sup ,
' ) ras ajfine crop of 'wheat j- "
The American double iron rope sys-
iructora of the railway , up JVIqunt-Ve
uvius ? ' 'There are two lines of rails ,
lach provided with a carriage divided
nto two compartment * , and capable
of holding six persons. While one
carriage goes up the other cornea down , '
hus establishing a counterpoise which
considerably economizes the steam of
he stationary traction engine. The
nclino is extremely steep , commenc-
ng at " 40 , increasing to * 63 , and con
tinuing at ) ° 60. to the summit. Every
) osaibe ) precaution has been taken
tgainst accident , and the rail way itself
s protected against posiible flowiof lava
> y an enormous wall. The ascent will
JB made in eight or ten -minutes. To
ibtain the necessary supply of water ,
arge covered cisterns have been con-
structsd , which in the winter will be
illed with the enow that often falls
i&ivily , on Vesuvius. This snow will
je quickly melted by the internal
leat , and , besides the water thus ob *
; ained , the frequent rain fall will also
33 conduc'ed ' into the cisterns. An
elegant cafe restaurant , capable of ac
commodating 100 persons , will ba at
tached to the station. Above the en
trance to the latter ia an a triple ter
race supported on'columns , whence an
enchanting view is obtained not only
of the Gulf of Naples , but also of
hoce of Baio and Gaeta , each dotted
with its islands.
PERSONALITIES ,
* +
Kallocli is a Baptist , but got 1m-
meraed in polities. *
While Ralph Waldo Emerson is
milking his two cows , Carljla content
edly smokes his old clay pipe.
Schumann is the name of a Phila
delphia ehoe man , and he is patroniz
ed by peop'e who want music in their
sole.
Gambetta , 'recently , in a speech In
he cnamber of deputies , got so excit
ed that he broke bis hardwocd ruler
on the desk.
Joe Gosa and Paddy Ryan ara pre
paring to see which cat ! put the big-
test head on the other in a twenty *
'our foot ring.
Upward of 4,000 empty mineral-
water boltles were removed from
Beaconsfield'a official residence when
t was being cleared for Gladstone.
In London there is a cab-driver wb.0
iaa dirtied the nickname of "Silent
Sam" by his steadfast refusal to
answer questions. He'd make his
fortune as a barbar.
The Countess of Derby recently
drove through Soutbport endeavoring
lo enlist popular favor for the liberal
candidate ] , and the conservatives ,
"being too gallant to grosn the lady , "
turned their coats inside out and fol
lowed her carriage.
MrJ. Sneathen , of Kent couiity ,
Mich. , wants a divorce from Mr.
Sneathen. She doesn't set up in her
complaint the usual charges of ill
treatment , drunkenness , failure to
provide or incompatibility of disposi
tion , but eirnply that the marriage
was a purely business contract , arid
that Mr , Snoatben had failed to com'
ply with hs part of it , he having
agreed to give her forty acres of land
as a return for her becoming Mrs.
Snoathen and then failed to do so.
TRUTH AND HONOR
Query ! What is the best family medlelnjjl
tbo world to xejrtil i tb * tm-wwbywmaril ' * * t
blood , remote cojtlveness and biluonineitpUol
digestion aud tone up the whole tysteml TiiH.p
and honor compe s us to answer. Hop Bitten/-
being pur ? , perfect and harmless. Ed. See
another column ,
It ia well known that a relationship ex >
L.ts between piles , constipation , kidney
diseases and liver troubles. In Kidney
Wort we hnve a remedy that acts on tn
general svatem and restores health by gen
tly anlbf , ' nntute'fc JnterflS' process.
NEVGROCERY !
16th and Guming StSi
We propose supplying ihe
people of North Omaha with
CHOICE GROCERIES at mod
erate prices. Give us a call ,
dr. xi.
h baid for CBuntry Prb =
UUflo. Goods delivered free to any
part of the city. _ ap7-lm
Machine Works ,
i
'J. F , Hammond , Prop. & Manager
The moit thorough appointed and complete
Machine Shops and Foundry in the lUtc.
Castings ol every description manufactured.
Engines. I"unip8 , and etery ca s Cf ffiscBlnerj
mule tJ ( H .
Special attention giren to
Well AngursPalleys , Hangers ,
Shnftin&r , Bridge Irons , eer
Cutting , etc.
Flans for new Machinery.Heachanlcal Draught
ing , llodeb , etc. , neatly execateii
ana gapaav flr flat : lit and letn
INTER-OCEAN HOTEL ,
Cheyenne , Wyoming.
frttt-SUc ; . Fine large § > mpia Rooms , one
block from depot. Trains stop from 20 minutes
to 2 hours for dinner. Free Bus to and from
Depot. Kates $ 00 , (2.60 and 13.00 , according
to room ; s ngle meal 75 cents.
A. U. BALCOM , Proprietor.
ANDUEW BORDER. Cnlef CUrk. rnlb-t
PUBLIC SALE
Of Kentucky and Iowa
SHOUT HORN CATTLE !
At the Transfer Stock YuoVCoahGil
Bluff * , Wednesday and Thurs
day , June 9th and 10th,1880.
200 Head of Th0rengh Bredfl
From the celebrated Hamilton Herd
ofMt. Sterling , Kentucky , and Devin
Herd of DesHoines.
The undersigned will tell at public auction
without reserve , about 200 head of Tbomuh >
BrtdShort-HornCattlc. A large par CenUof them
Tear ) in ? bulls of standard families. Ail females
of suitable age have provedTeliaile breeders ,
and are ot fine families. _ , „
These cattle have'nolbeen pampered for the
show ring. _ - , .
Fcr caulogue3 address "THE HAMILTON "
Kansas City ifo , orM. UDEVfJH , resMoiies.
lojta. COL. J. W. JUDT , Auctioneer.
. maT6-deodlm-w
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THE OMLY PLACE WMEIE , YM
can find a gocd ueortment ol
BOOTS AND SHOES
At a LOWER VIQURJf thaa at
any other shoe house In the city ,
P. LANG'S ,
236 FARNHAM 8T.
LADIES' & GENTS ,
SHOES MADE TO ORDER
d a perfect fit-guaranteed. Prieeajverrreason
1 > . U. JSECMElt ,
COMMISSION MERCHANT
O OMCA. . 3BC L .
| Vholesale Dealer in Foreign and DometU
fruit. Butter , Jfegt , Poultry , Game. East , Ba
H ' E ALT. , ,
' .STtEHfiTHjldEKERGY ,
WITHOUT THE USE'OF DRUGS. ARE RE
QUESTED TO BEND FOR THE ELECTRIC
REVIEW , AN ILLUSTRATED JOUR
NAL , WHICH IS PUBLISHED
FORfrREE DISTRIBUTION.
Tf rBEATS npon HEALTH , HTOIEXE , ud Pbysl-
J _ caLCaltnre , and 1 * acompUto eacjclopcdia of
nfoimation for Invalids and those who suner from
STervous , Exhausting and Painful Diseaso. Every
nbjtct that beui upon health and human happiness ,
receives attention in Its'pagM : and tb * many qnes-
Jens asked bj suffering Invalids , who hare despaired
of a cnre , are answered , tnd valuable information
a volunteered to all who re In need ofmedicivl ad
vice. Tn subject of Elecnc Belts tcrnu Medicine ,
and the hundred and one questions of "ital impoi *
: ance to suffering humanity , are dal ) .onsidered
and explained.
explained.YOUNG MEN
Acd others who snffex'from Kervons said Physical
Debility. Less of Manly Vigor , Prematnre Exnarts-
iion ana th * many gloomy conteqnence * of early
ndiKietloa , tc ate especially benefited by con
sulting its contents.
The ELECtfllC BEVIEW exposes the unmitigated
frauds practiced by quacks and medical imi-ostors
who profess to "practice medicine , " mid points ont
the only safe , simple , and effective rend to Health ,
Vlor , and Bodily Energy.
Send yonr address on postal cmrd for a copy , and
nformatloa worth thousands will ba sent you.
Address the publishers ,
PULVERMACHER GALVANIC CO , ,
COR. EIGUTH/anJ.VINE-STS.rCINClHNATI.O
I Ask the reoo
ered dvspeptlcsbll-
Jous sufferers , vic
tims ot faver mud
ague , the mercurial
diseased patient ,
aow they recovered
health , cheerful"
spirit * and good
appetite ; they will
tell you by tA5
Ing SIXKOXS' LIVES ,
EtEOULUOB. JV S"
The Cheapest. Purest and Best family Midi-
the In the World.
For DYSPEPSIA , CONSTIPATION , Aundlce
Blllious Attacks , SICK HEADACHE. Colic. De
pressloo of Spirits , SOUR STOMACH , Heart
Bum , EtaiXte. I
This unrivalled Southern Remedy la warranted
not to contain a single particle of MIKCURT , or
any Injurious mineral fubsUnce , but is
Pwely Tetzetable.
COnUlnlng those Southern Boota and Herbs ,
which an all-wise Providence has placed In
countries where Liver Disease most prevail. It
will erne all Diseases cau-ed by Derangement ot
the Liver and Bowels.
TllK SfMPTOMS oi Liver Complaint arr a
b'tt. t rr bad tart in the ttlotitH ; Pain In tha
I < ak | Jdesor Jolnttvo'tan mistaken fof Rhetma-
tbm ; Sour Stomicn ; Lo-s of Appetite ; Bowels
a le n&tely feostlte and lax ; Headache ; Loss ot
Memory , with a painful Mcsation o ( hating fail
ed to do something which ought to hava bf en
done Debility , low Spirits , a thick'yellow ap
pearance of the skin and Eyes , a dry Cough often -
ten mistaken f r Consumption.
Sometimes many of tbne symptoms attend
thd disdase , at dthefj vetfewbut ) the Liver , the
largest organ in the body , ii generally the sot
of the disease , and If not regulated In tlmo.great
luffcringvwietcbedntss and death will ensue.
I can re-ommeud as tn efficacious remedy for
ilUeaso ( rf the Liver , Heartburn and Dyspepsia ,
Simmons' Liv-r Regrilat6r. lAlrls O. Wunder ,
16Z5 Hester Street , Assistant Fo3t Miatef ,
Fhiladelpn a.
_ "We have tested Its virtoei , icrsonally , and
know tnat for Dyspepsia , .BilllousneM. and
Throbbing Hesdacbe. it is the best medicine the
world , ever saw. We have tried forty other
reinedles before Simmons' Liver Regilator , but
none of thf m gave till mate thaii temporary re
lief ; but the B gtlUlor not only relieved , but
cured us. " Editor Teligwph aBd Hesfinger ,
Macon , Ga.KASOTACTtrun
KASOTACTtrun OSLT BT
J. H. ZEUJN & CO. ,
PHILADELPHIA , PA.
Price , 11.00 Sold by all Drugjrbta.
septleodawly
Pe'daystbomB. Samples worth (5 fres
Addna8UnionaCo..PartlicndMMln ;
CITY MEAT MARKET.
i
Keep constantly on hand a largo lot'ot all kind
Ireth and Salted Meats , Beef , Veal ,
KnttonPnrk damd , ifOftl , sfl/til kinds of gam
ae. J9I resh Vegetables Constantly Oil H&fld
Call and be convinced
SHEELCY BROS.
BUSINESS !
SUITS for - $20,00
PANTS for - - - 5,00
jr. o.r *
MAX MUNY01SLN ,
FUR TANNER
II9IZTH STUEET , RAW FUfl § BOBfiHt
JVNear farnham. noTlltf
A
'
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VEGETABLE SICILIAN
HAIR
This standard article is compounded with the
greatest care.
Its effects re as wonderful and lattafactory as
erer.
It restores gray or faded hair to its youthful
ctiloT * * *
H rbmotes lUierdptions , itching aUddandruuy
and the scalp by Its use becomes whits Afld
clean.
By 1U tonic properties it restores the caplllar/
glands to their Bormal vigor , preventing bald
ness , and making the hair grow thick and
strong.
As a dressing ntilhhlg baa been found so efl c
tual or desirable.
Dr. A. A.HaTes.StateAssayerot Massachusetts ,
fays of it : "J consider it , the best preparation
fir Its intended purposMi'1 '
BUCKINGHAM'S DYE ,
Forthe Whiskers.
This el fftmt prentrstlon mar be relied on t
chaago the color of the beard from gray of ihj *
other undesirable shade , to brown or black , at
off.
MANUFACTURED BT
Nashua , N. H
Sold by all Druggists Und Dealers In
Medicine.
ATtENtloN , BUILDERS AHD CON
TRACTORS.
The owner of the celebratsd Kaolin
Banks ] wmr WUJSVILLE , NEB. , has
noir ready at the depot at LoiiisiillS , oil
the B. & M. railroad ,
to fill ny order at reasonable prices. Par
ties desiring a white front or ornamental
brick will do well to { rive na a call or send
for aarapl-
J. T. A. DOOVEK , Prop. ,
Loctarille. Neb
Alfred Carpenter , An tern U , Connecticut writes :
Please Bend Oil C , O. D. I firtt learned the val
ue of Dr Thomas Cdectrio 9 < I while living in
Ohio , and I think it the best medicine in use for
man or beast. -
WUam Boland , Jr. , * 14 east Swan Street , says.
"In the past two years I havi had occasion to
use Dr. Thomas' Edectrlc Oil quite frequenUy
for violent neuralgic pains and sick htadjchj. J
have fwrnd it to be an absolute monarth over
pain , subduing it in a quiet , soothing manner ,
ni yet acting almost instantly. "
l.ti . Mary drimahaw. Ho. 112 Vain stoiet ,
Buffalo , was cured of a violent attack ol Ttteu-
mUiam of the hip , confining her to her chair , by
a.fewapplicatlousof Dr. Thomas' Kdectiic Oil.
She says : "Less than a bottle cured me entire
ly. My eon was troubled with Bbenm tism of
ths knee , and wan cured entirely in twenty-four
hours.
BOLD 1H OMABA.BT ALL DBTJOOlSflB
STOo to Toor PrnggSit for Miss freeman i
Ktw National Dyn. for tatehtnwi and darabfl
Ity of color they an unequalled. Cdorttov6
I * . , prlo * 15 crate
MEAT MARKET ,
U. P. Block. JOth St.
Traih and Salt-JtaaU o al1 kinds constant
on band , price * naMdable. fegetablei in seat
. . Food d JlVBTe4 to
A. F. RAFERT &
Contractors and
1910 Ocjgc Bi , ,
- > .VBAJIKINO HOBSES.
/ THE OLIEST ESTABUSKB
BANKING
- si
IN NKBRA3KA.
CALDWELL.HAMILTOMIGO.
Buainees transacted same as that ol
an Incorporated. Bank.
Accounts kept In Currency or gold
ublect to sight check without notice.
Certificates of deposit Issued pay
able in three , six and twelve months ,
bearing Interest , or on.demand with
out Interest.
Advances made to customers on ap
proved securities at market ratea of
ntarest.
Buy and so gold , bills of exchange
Government. State , County and Oltj
Bonds.
Draw Slsrht Drafts on England. Ire-
ana , Scotland , And all parts ofEurope
Sell European Passage Tickets.
COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY MADE.
augldtf
U. S. DEPOSITOBT.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OP OXASA ,
Cor. Faranam and Thirteenth Sta.
OLDEST BANKING ESTABLISHMENT
H OMAHA.
( SUCCJS3SOB3 TO KOUSTZB R08. ,
xsTAiusniD m 1858.
Organlwd aa a national Bank Aognrt M , 1968.
Capital andProfits Over $300,000
IpecUUy authorised by the Secretary of TTWMBT
to receive SoMcripUonl to tha
U. 8. 4 PER CENT. FUNDED LOAN.
omOEBS AND DISBCTOBS
IilULUl Kouirro , Freddent.
AovuBTUS KOUBTM , Vice Freildnt.
H. W. TATM , Caahler.
a. J. Fomiraf , Attorney
JOBM A. C1D9HTOJC.
r. HDAYB , Aft ( Xvotor.
Tali ban * retire ! dpc H without nfud to
Drain drafta on Baa Trandcoo and prlndpa
dtlee of the United States , alao London , Dnbfln
Edinburgh and the principal dtlea of th * cent
sent of Knrop-3.
Belli paaoago ticket * tot emigrant * in the In.
man line. mayldtf
REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
Geo. P. Bern is'
*
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
15th < k Douglas Sis. , Omaha , Neb.
This agency does SIBICTLT a brokerage taal-
ness. Does not speculate , and therefore any bar *
gains on its books are insured to its patrons , In
itead of being gobbled op by the agent
Boggs and Hill , .
REAL ESTATE BROKERS
No. 560 Farnham 'Street
UMAHA. - NEBRASKA.
Or ' . North Side , opp. Grand Central HoU
Nebraska Land Agency.
DAVIS & SNYDER ,
1EOB Farnham St. Omaha , Nebr.
4OO.OOO ACRES carefully selected land
Eastern Nebraska for sale.
Great Bargains lit Improved farms , and Oma
1. F. DAVIS , WEBSTEB SNTDER ,
Late Land Corner U. P. R. E. 4n-tebTt
STBOJriUMO. UTOI.II
Byron Reed & Co. ,
REAL ESTA5EAGEN05 ?
IN NEBRASKA.
Keep a complete abstract of title to all&ealK
Ate in Omaha and Douglas Comrtf. mayltf
THE OBIQ1KAL
BRIGGS HOUSE I
Cor. Randolph St. & 6th Ave. ,
CHICAGO , ILL.
FBICES SEDUCED TO
$2.00 AMD $2.50 PER DAY
Located In the business centre.convenlent
ptaces ft amusement. Elegantly furnished , con
tainlng all modem Improvements , passenger ele
Tatar , Ac. J H. CtnQQHGS , Proprietor.
ocietl OGDEN HOUSE ,
Gor. MARKET ST. & BBOABWA 7
Council Bluffs , Iowa
On line of Street Batiwfiy , Omnlbtae * to ut
from ail trains. BATES Parlor floor , fB.CO pa
day ; second floor , 93.60 per day ; third floor
The best-furnished and most commodious hon
ru the city. QEO. T. PHELPS. Prop.
METROPOLITAN
OMAHA , NEB.
IRA WILSON , PROPRIETOR.
The Metropolitan la centrally located , anu
flrtt-class In eTery respect , haTlng "f Uy , bee
entirely renorated. The pnblfo will find I
cflffliortable and hotncllka hottue. marBt
UPTON HOUSE ,
Schuyler , Neb.
Hrst-elans House , Good Wells , flood1 Btda
Airy Booms , and kind and accommodating
treatment. Tw > good sample rooms. Bpeaa
attention paid to commercial travelers.
S , MTTiLEB , Prop. ,
Sohuyler , Neb.
B. A. FOWWK. JM H. Scott.
FOWLER & SCOTT ,
ARCHITECTS.
Derigns for building * of any description on
exlhlblUon at our office. We have had over JO
years experience in designing and supennUn * .
lag public building and residences. Plans and
estimates furnished on short notice. "
ROOM 8 , UNION BLOCK.
HANTA OLAU8 FOUND.
Greatest Discovery of the Age ,
Wonderful discoveries In tbtworldhavebeenmade
Among other things where Santa Clans stayed ,
Children oft aik if he makes goods or not ,
If really he lives in a mountain of snow.
Last year an excursion sailed clear to the Pol *
And suddenly dropped Into what seemed like ahole
Where wonder'of wonders they found a new land ,
vThlle talixJlke beings appeared on each hand.
There weW mountains like oars , with more
"beautiful green.
And far brighter skies than ever were seen.
Birds with the hues of a rainbow were found ,
While flowers of exquiiite fragrance were grow
Ing around.
Hot long were they left to wondir in doubt ,
A being soon came the/ bad heard much about ,
Twas Santa Clans' self and th Iltbey * U say ,
Be loked like the ptctnn * rsee every day.
He drove up a team that looked very queer ,
> Twas a team f grasshoppers Instead of reindeer ,
He rode in a shell Instead of a sleigh ,
But ho took them on boud and drove them
He showed them all over hi * wonderful realm ,
And factories making goods for women and men.
Furriers were working on hats great and small ,
To Bonce's ther said they were sending them alL
Kris Ktnile , the Glove Maker , told them at once ,
All our Qlove * we ara seeding to Bunco ,
Santa showed them smpenden and many things
more.
Saying I also took these to f ii nd Bonce's store.
Santa dans then whispered a secret he'd ten ,
Aa in Omaha every one knew Bones well ,
He therefore sbomd send his goods to his care ,
Knowing his friends will get their full share.
How remember ye dwellers In Omaha town.
All who want praenta to Bunco's go round ,
For shirt * , collars , or gloves great and snail ,
Send your filter or aontoneand st > .
Bmic * . Champion Halter of the West ,
Strtit , 0 b " - I
HORNBERCER ,
VI BLAH'S MILWAUKEE BEER 1
" - . Li , Kegs and Bottles ,
Special Figures to the Trade. Families Supplied at Beaeona 10
Prices. Office , 239 Douglas Street , Omaha. r
DOUBLE AND SINGLE ACTING
POWER AND HAND PUMPS
Steam Pumps , Jlngina Trimmings , Mining Machinery , .
BELTING HOSE , BRASS AMD IRON HTTiNCS , PIPE , STEAM PACKIXC ,
AT WHOLESALB AND RETAIL. „
HALLADAY WIND-MILLS , CHURCH AND SCHOOL BELLI
A. L. STEAKS. 20S FaroHam Street Omaha. Neb1
OMAHA FENCE i BOX GO.
We Manufacture to Order
OFFICE RAILINGS AMD FINE COUNTERS
E'HsTE ! .ATTD
Iron and Wood Fences , Brackets and Mouldings ,
Improved Ice Boxes furniahecl on short notice. _
GUST , FEIES & CO. , Prop's. , 123rHaroey St. , 'Omaha , Ifeb.
PAXTON & GALLAGHER ,
WHOLESALE ; GROCERS !
1421 and 1423 Farnham , and 221 to 22915th Sta.
KEEP THE LARGESJJTOGK
/ MAKE THE LOWEST PRICES.
Tfee Attention or Cash and Frempt Time Bayers Solicited ,
AGENTS FOE THE HAZiED POWDEE COMPT
and the Omaha Iron and Nail Co.
GARPETINGS. - I i
Carpetings 1 iCarpetings I
J. B. DETWILER ,
*
Old Reliable Carpet House ,
1405 DOUGLAS STREET , BET. 14TH AND 15TH
( EST-A.BLISECE33D Z3ST 1868. )
t
Carpets , Oil-Cloths ,
Matting , Window-Shades ,
Lace Curtains , Etc.
MY STOCK IS THE LARGEST IN THE WEST.
I Make a Specialty of .4
t
WINDOW-SHADES AND LACE CURTAINS
*
And have a Fioll Line of
Mats , Rugs , Stair Rods , OarDet-
Lining Stair Pads , Crumb
Clothes , Cornices ,
Cornice Poles , Lambrequins , Cords and Tassels ;
In fact Everything kept in a Hrst-Olasa Carpet House.
Orders fi-om abroad solicited. Satisfaction Guaranteed
Call , or Address
John B. Detwiler ,
Old Reliable -Carpet House , OMAHA.
LANG & FOTICK ,
Dealers in
House Furnisliing Goods , Shelf Hardware ,
Nails and Etc.
1221 Farnham Street , Isc Door Baot First National Bank.
mS-U
IE1. O.
WHOLESALE GROCER !
1213 Farnham St. , Omaha.
UNO. G. JACOBS-
( Torraerly ot OTfh & Jaeobi )
UNDERTAKER
KCL 141T Farnham St. , Old Stand ofJacob Oto
ORDERS TKLK9BAPU SOLICIT *
FEVER AND AGUE.
FORTIFY THE 8TSTE" .
Ard you an irmed
tonic for thi purpoao U aostwwr * owawai
MtteVs.ww rende dJg * > tion a.7 and com ,
Set * , couateractt biliousness , and rttps th
bow 5 In order , and to genial ana beneficent ar
Its eSeet , that not only 1 the body Invigorated.
And rpguUUd br its ua , but defpocdency. taa-
? E d Jroa aU th mind.
To ? § ! bv an Prnfruti ind Petitn j n r nyT
VINEGAR- WORKS \
Janet , Stt.9Oi.itnd loth. SU. , OXAEA.
Flat quality dlstlHd Wme Vinegar of any
strength below Mitern prices , at wholesale nd
retaU. ZBKBT KBZBS ,
'
CHICAGO SHOT TOWER CO.
Manufacturers
STANDARD SHOT
J
EESOBZtOBOTlT. -
THR B2St IK MASKKT.
. W. BIulXCKFttKD & CO.
XianfactUMT * Ofl ai Pifr. Sheet and Bar lead
Block Tin.Upland EoU , L'naesd OJ
, andOiiCaktr.
OBDEBS SOLICITED.
70 HOfTH CUMTOM STREET , CHICA'.O.