THE DAILY BEE
B. BuaSWATEBt EPITOB !
Biu , SWUSOER is pMhing that bill
of the
control
to dve the government
ielegraphline * . Jay Gould i. Citing
to.ee whether BiU can Springer
Wentcm Union that the
Kme on the
old reliable lobby won't ba able to
bkek ,
SCHCEZ"
* on of the Ponca comnueiion was
tir blow Rbove the belt to Senator
BsiweB and bii Ponca fraud. . Scho.z
don't propo to vear hi. "b art upon
fell sleeve for Dawe to pcot at , " n-t
U be knowe himself.
Wiu , the Dongla * county delegation
tt Lincoln now bestow their best ef
forts to secure the needed charter
amendment * ! They know sufficiently
well the wishes of the people and th
requirements of the city.
Tns Union Pacific lobby at Wwh-
tngton have pushtd through the houie
without debate , B bill giving to that
company the authority to construct
branches of road in the territories of
Utah , Idaho and Montana with the
arne grant power * End privileges , and
v.pia the wine terms aud conditions
* i > provided for the main line. We
hnpa that this bill will bo seriously
jmn WBredlnibc an l t U involve *
In any way the gift of public lands ,
or the use of public credit. Less than
& week ago the capital ttock of the
Union Pacific was diluted by a dote
of 10,000,000 of water for the oaten
* iblfi purpose of aiding in the ezten
ion of branches and feeder * . The
; > e3p1e will have to pay dividends on
thin additional capital from freight
oud pauenger tsriSi. They should
not be further taxed through the
national treasary.
two yean zgo Tibbies ooa
reived ic bis mighty brain n scheme
for raising the financial wind , replcu-
fahing his scanty wardrobe and re
titoring himself to public prominence.
The remembrance of his ministerial
troubles had become a thing of tha
past. Kvcn his grasshopper begging
( our was fast fading from public reoal-
foclton , aud his imagination vat con
fined within the relentless bars of the
editorial columns of the Herald , with
no soopo fur the display of its bril
liancy further thau that afforded by
meditating upon the excellencies of
Jay Qould and slopping over iir ad >
miration of the character of Sidney
Dillon. The Ponca refugees were
godsends to Tibbies , aud for the last
ighteen months hi haa made the
most of the gift , roping in preachers
nd lawyers * nd gulling tbo coed
people ( .f the east to advance his pri
vate interests. At the outsat of his
tiip Tibbies frankly told the writer
tht there wss a fortune in the proper
nun'&ement of Standing Bear and
Bright Eyes , and from all account * ,
the reverend showman has done his
best to accumulate it. Boston has
bosn Etirrod to the depths of its cul
tnred centre by the imaginative fic
tions of Tibbies and the carefully
Interpreted speeches of the gaudily
dresiei Ponoa chief , while pitiful
ttorlej sf a starving triba dying in the
ttftKr.oiiB marshes of the Indian
territory and pining for the "graves
of the fathers" have boon
nio.l . to piny upon the
fea'.inga of mieguided eastern philan
thropists , and draw heavy collections
froaitho'citize.'B of Bniton , NewfYork
and Philadelphia. Only two men
roejj to have profited much from the
while transaction , Tibblea and Sena
tor Dawcs. The first has made enough
annoy to travel in broadcloth and lux
ury , and the'Iatter has gained a reelection -
election to the United States Senate ,
chiefly upon the Ponca issue.
A few weeks ago the Ponca chiefs
cire to Washington from Indian
territory , and requested that they
should be allowed to remain in their
new hornet , with which they declared
themsalves satisfied , S3 long as Tib-
bios wai not permitted to disturb
them. They insisted that their new
location was healthier , more fer
tile , and in every respect
preferable to their Dakota lands and
emphatically denied the imaginative
statements of Standing Bear and the
brilliant fictions of Tibblea. To
counteract this deathblow to the pro-
tansioua of the Pone * frauds , a com-
mlnion was appointed to visit the
InJiau territory , interview the Ic-
diwis sud endeavor to fix the respon-
elb'lity ' for their desire to remain by
when they were upon the shoulders has
of the interior department and Secre
tary Sahurz. The commissio'n has ro- and
Inra&dfrom its trip sadder and wiser
men. The Poncas were Inflexible In that
their wish to atay In the Indian terri
tory and equally determined not to fly to
the e ml rase of the reverend showman.
A report doctored up to conceal the haa
chagrin cf the commission was foisted
upoa the public and promptly pricked the
by Secretary Schura , who conclusive ator
ly proved that the document was ao a
drawn as to conceal the most import
ant fact developed by the testimony
which was that all the Poncss in the
territory enthusiastically and omphatl-
cally des're ' to remain where they are ,
and that the the
report had beeu made
solely to maintain side
one of the case
and furnish a cover for the retreat c-f
Tibbies , Dtwes and the remainder cf anta
the gulled and swindled Bostonians. has
The whole bntinesihasbeen a shame in
ful fnud from the
very outeet and waste
to pronounced by THE BEE at Its in- tions
f osption. It hus beeu need by will
the
the army to fuither il. designs
E.
far the
transference of the Indian
department to the war department.
in
Il has baen tnken
advantage of by his
sohtsming politicians to advance them-
selves.to prominence , and manipulat a
ed by Tibbies
to coin money out of an
Ijrnorant and credulous public. See than
mtiry 6chntzh s successfully pricked
ber
the Ponca bubble and
exposed the house
fraud to public gere. If any ons is
simple enough hereafter to turn bis
money Into the pockets of Tibbies , on ths
the grounds of the suffering Ponow ,
he deserves to be scalped for his cred IT
ulity.
bill
NEW SENATORS.
Eighteen dates have elected
. . . . ,
United States senators -within the
piat eight weokg , and Pennsylvania
alone has failed to make her choice.
Bty&rd in Delaware , McMillan In
Minnesota , Dawes in Massachusetts ,
Burnside In Rhode Island , Edmunds
la Vermont , Maxey in Texar , and
ckrell in Missouri become their
own successors. John Sherman is
Jetnrned to the seat which he filled
bjfcre his appointment ai secretary
of the tresanrr.
The new men in tha next sanate
will be , Joseph E. Hawley , of Con-
neoticnt , who succeed * Iiton , demo
crat ; Benjamin Harrison , of Indiana ,
will succeed McDonald , demo-
Eugene Hile , of Maine , who
the place of Hannibal Hamlin ;
Om r D. Conger , ? f Mich
igan , wh < 3 will succeed
73 * .iwin ; Philetus Sawyer , who
'akas tbo place of Cameron in Wiscon-
i.n ; Tan Wyok in Nehrwka , who BUO-
eedi A. 8. Paddock ; Fair , democrat ,
rill take the place of Sharer. , republi
cs , In Nevada ; Sewell , republican ,
that of Randolph , domccrat , in New
Jersey ; Platt , republican , that of Ker-
nan , democrat , in New York ; Howell
K. Jackson , that of Bailay , in Tenon-
sse , and John F. Miller that of
Booth , in California.
Senators Hawley , Hale , Conger anc
Van Wyck have w ll earned reputa
lions in the house of representativer.
General Miller , of California , is
comparatively unversed in legislation
bat made a fine record in the war as
o donel of a regiment of Indiana volunteers
untoers , and since his removal to San
Francisco , has taken high rank as an
exceptionally able businets man. Hi
ia a strong republic in. a man cf firm
convictions and unblemished pcraons
character , and is expected to , holi
tha incoming administration.
General Sewell , of New .Tert ? , i
praiident of the Southern railroad , u
New Jersey , and w& * cent to thi
senate as a representative of thi
Pennsylvania monopoly. Aside from
his monopoly connections Genera
Sjwell's record in hia own etata ha
been excellent. He served thre
terms as etato senator , and was eacl
time president of the tonatc. He is a
fairapeker and debater and a st& ]
wart republlcsn.
Thomas 0. Platt , of New Tork
re n-aonta the Conkling element , ant
haj ? o - > d reputation es a congrest
inau sni political organiser. His 'in
11 mate experience with large businos
interests in the Empire state , hi
, ICES public career and hi
uucomprontising republicanism maki
him an undoubted accession to thi
senate.
Hon. PhilotoB lawyer , th
United States senator-elect from Wis
consul , is possessed of a colossal for
tune , amassed by his own efforts an ;
business enterprise. Ho is presiden
and principal stockholder in ono of thi
leading railroads of the state , presl
dent of a bank , and has large lumber
mining and egricultural interests. He
originated the scheme for connecting
the lakee with the Mississippi river
the improvement of the Wisconsin
and Fox rivers , upon which project
the government h * already expendcc
several millions of dollars. He serve *
ten years in thohonto of represents
lives , and was distinguished as &
practical and hatd-working member.
THE seuEcless cry that the prope
restriction of railroad extortion would
drive capital away from the state ha
had no effect upon the Georgia rail
road commisionfcrs , who have finally
compelled the corporations to come ti
terms in the matter of reducing rail
road fares. Georgia haa scarcely mor
lines of road than Nebraska ' and .
needs railroad extension aa much a
onr own state. Thia has not prevented
vented her authorities from iuiistin
that a charge of three cents a mile i
enough and from directing the r&i ]
roads to charge no tnoro. The Icgia
laturo of Nebraska should not bo da
ceived by the late reduction in pataen
ger rates on the lines of the Union
Pacific and Burlington and Missour
roads. When the Iowa line
directly across the river fin
remunerative returns from a rate o
three cents , and roads further cas
running through no more populou
sections thau cur own In Nebraska
and charging less than half the
he
freight tariff pay good dividends on
pasionger tariff of 2 cents per mile , his
there ii no reason why Nebraska
lines should not be compelled to reduce
their rates to at least the sum charged
the Georgia roads. Experience in
proved that each reduction in of
tariff is followed by increasing traffic ,
that low rates are no loss to the
interest of the corporations than to by
was
of people-
to
General Ben Harrison , of Indiana
boon for years one of the rnos
prominent and efficient republicans in
state , nnd , : in s the death of Son
Morton , the party leader. Ho ii
brilliant epenkcr , an &bo ! writer am
i an excellent leci'latire and wnr
for
record. His personal character ii fill
ebove reproach. Ha is an intimate
friend of General GarEcld , &nd wil
doubtless be one of the main stays ol fort
administration in tha new senate.
James Fair , who succeeds Senator not
Sharon in Nevada , is one of the bon
kings of the Oomstook Icde , who years and
ncsumulsted n immanie fortune in
Nevada and California in mining they
investments. He makes no prcfen might
to legislative experience , but
out probably us good figure In
senate as his predecessor. Howell Van
Jnckson , tbo eenator-elect. from have
Tenneiseo , Is conservative democrat
sympathy with the debt piyers of
state , and with a good local record
aside
lawyer and legislator.
The new senate will be an abler , man
stronger and more influential body ence.
Its predecessor. It gaini a nun ; the
of members whoae records ain the itate
of 01
of representatives are sufficient United
guarantee for their ability to fwesr edge
senatorial toga with credit to Hl.s ,
nnited
themselves and profit to the country. which
ntei
n just pcBsible that the fanning stui
will net both bcu of
pa M COBmun
. In that case the delay will
est the oeoplo some fifty millions of
ollars in interest [ Herald.
It is just possible that the funding
nil in its pressnt form won't pass the
enate because the beat financial an-
horities deny the practicability of
floating such R sum at a three per
nt. r te , and obtaining par or a
iramium for the bonds.
THE question before the houeo IE ,
DOBS competition compete or concil
iation console !
ALL HAIL THE VICTOR ,
Joyful Unanimity Among
the Pencil Pushers of
_
the State ,
Vin Wyck's Election a Death
Blow to Corporate
Pol'tioisils ' ,
A Beacon to Lead the Producing -
ing Classes to Liberty
and Equality !
' .There's Nothing Succeeds
L-ik Success. "
A JUITLISO GOOD MAN.
O'Neill City Frontier : Van Wyck ,
it is claimed , Is a rattling good man ,
and will make a good tenator.
HE EVZR APOLOGIZED ,
Wayne Oounty Review ; Senator
Tan Wyek ia one of those men that
have never apologized for being a
stalwart.
A POPtTLAL VICTORT.
York Tidal Wave : The election of
Gsncral VanWyck to the United
SMes senatorship may , we think , be
considered a victory for the peoplo.
COHES net
If ran ask what state he hailc from ,
My eole reply Bhall be :
He hres ia Rrand old Otoe ,
And bis name is Charle Henr .
INTELLIGENT , WIHS AND JUDICIOUS.
INTB
8hoyler News ? Ho ia spoken of as
an intelligent , wise and judicious man ,
wlio will represent alike r.l ! classes.
and all interests in this young but
prosperous state.
EMINENTLY FITTINg.
Oolumbun Journal : General Van
Wyck'a congressional experience as
well as his extended public lite mi-
nuntly fits him for the position to
which he has boon chosen.
A paoPLc's MAN.
Fairburv G ette : Probably no newman
man could have be m chosen whose
slectipn w < iuld : vo more general sat'
igfastion to the paop'e , especially since
he was the choice of neither of the two
greatrailroad corporations of the state.
A FOE TO JOBBBRS.
Sherman County Tunes : During his
residence in Nebraska Gen. Van Wyck
his been the acknowledged head aud
front cf every movement to protect
' the people pgainst monopoly
'printions end corrupt legislation.
HIGH-MINDED O2STLEMAN.
Schuylor Sun : Gen. Van Wyck Is a
gentleman of considerable public ex
perience , cf unblemished personal
character , and will without doubt
render as valuable service to tha state
as huve any of his predecessors. His
own campaign was honorable.
THE PEOPLE'S CUIMPION.
Ashland Gasstto : The General is
of a positive" " nature , nnd when he be
lieves he ia light , jroes aho.id , willing
tntnVo Ihe consequences. Nebraska
it to bo cnngnuuhted in the selection
of so able a champion of tha psnpla'a
interest.
AN ABLE STATESMAN.
Norili Piatte Nebraskan : GOB. Vnn
Wyck is un able statesman and will
Tcprcsoc tNebrajka withjbgnal ability.
Ho is an abl : .nan , a sound thinker ,
sn c.irnt * , .ireless worker ; ono who
will bring to the discharge of the ar
duous duties of his exalt ad position ,
auhonest purpose , a brilliant intel'cct '
and a bravo heart.
ONE Or OCB BEST MDN.
Satrard Atlas : As was remarked
in oar hearing , "What unusual good
fortune is about to overtake Nebraska ,
in that ahe haa selected ono of our
bast men for United States senator. "
Litt week wo stated that we hoped
the farmers would look to ihoir inter
ests for once , and choose a farmer for
the highest office in the gift of the
otite. Wo are glad to be able to re
cord that they have done so.
AS OLD WAR 110RSK. Is
Alexandria News : Nebraska has
probably Eent her bsst man to the
front In electing General Oharlea H.
Van Wyck to the senate. We first
met him in this city in 1860 , when he
made a atroug republican speech at
the Huxley house , near the Hannibal
depot ; Marcus J. Parrott wa with
him on that occasion. Mr. Van Wyck
bought land in Nebraska long before
e
gave op his residonos in N w York ,
acd was frequently in St. Joseph on
jonrneys east and west.
A POPULAR TRIUMPH.
Sntton Register : As is well under
stood the railroads of this state engage
politics as a business , and generally
atsiat materially in tbo manufacture
United States senators. We , among
other * , had not thought it possible * )
elect any man who was not endorsed
ono or both roads. Gen. Van Wyck .
known cot to bo the choice of
either and while his
; election is a sui-
prise , even to himself , it is a triumph is
that sentiment which insists
on legislative -
islativo control of railroads. BO
A PArrnrtJL BEPBESESTATIVB. Btre
Papilllon Times : His constituents
rest Assured that in General Van
Wyck Nebraska will have a represent 000
ative in congreas whose long experi
ence in public life especially fits him
the position he has been called to
; whose prsonal interests ore no
wholly identified with the agricultural
classes of the state ; whote every ef the
will be t advance the best in
terest cf the largest number of his in
constituents , and whoso actions will
bo biased by patty prejudice. His
record during the psst twenty-five ins
of political life , both as a county law
a state repretentativa , justifies ug
making these assurances. Oonld
have elected a better man ? They
have ohosen a worse. it
THE PEOPLES VICTORY , too
Alma Herald : In the eloctfcn of fol.
Wyck the people won a decided
victory ever U. P. managers , who the
sought to control the politics of fair
Nebraska of late years , and in this style
particular we in ooran.on with the
people of this county rejoice. But puzzle
from thi < fact we are entirely
satisfied with Van Wyck. He ia a
of integrity , ability and experi been
. Having served eight years in show
lower hcusa of congress from the tha
of New York and in the senate leans
our state six years , he will enter the
St&tes senate with full knowl the
of the duties of the position. York
election will elao future ns A looks
delegation at Washington , planets
must result in forwarding onr
nterasti. We congratulate ear le ii- O. ,
upon their wisdom in electing a
in whom all the people can safely He
\
\
trust , and ahall ba entirely satisfied if
all the work of this session is BO well
performed.
A FEARLESS LEADER.
Geneva Leader ! He ia a good par
liamentarian a bold and fearleei de
bater and as for brilliant forensic
oratory has no superior in our atato.
Ho is a man quick as an electric
flash in discernment , and most saga
cious in his undertakings. A man of
sterling integrity , scrupulously hon
est , possessing most positive convic
tions and inherits an indomitable will
and energy that makes him at once
the rocornlzed leader of men , and
the champion of the peoplfls' rights.
He is tha representative of no ring ,
and hi § elaction is simply the result
of a spontaneous outburst of an hon
est popular sentiment an indication
of f returning public consolousness. He
will bo an ornament to the United
States senate and an honor to our
statf
IS EIPBRIENOTD LEalBLiTOR.
Filmora Oounty Review.Among : tha
? oed reasons pat forth by Mr. Pad
lock's supporters as why ha should b
re-elected to the senate -was that of
his sii years experience. But , in the
election of Gen. Van Wyck , this ad-
Tahlago to the state is not lost to any
particular degree , es he hoa had six
yearn experience in congress ; and
though he represented an eastern
state New York his eight years
residence in Nebraska acquaints him
wilh the needed legislation for the
west. Hit well-known anility and
choraoteristic energy iBprooHufficient
that ho will not bo wanting in effort to
benefit his state and the country in
genera' ' :
A STRONG
Crete Union : General VanWyok'a
course throughout was such as to win
the highest esteem of the strongest
opponent , and in this General Van
Wyck did not aland aloua , as there
was exhibited by all ft spirit ot
fricndlf1 consideration rare In a pol
itical contest where there ore so
many persons that are anxious to
serve their country , as in the conies' '
juat cloied As a result there re
mains nothing for any member of the
republican patty to regret , be he
politician cr constituent. Our now
United States senator's competitors ,
we believe , will look back on the
respective pirts that each played wit !
the highest sense of honor and recti
, tude , to which each should be entitle
had ho been the victor
NO NEW HAND.
Sounders Oounty Tribune : Mr. Vai
Wyck is no "BOW hand at thebellows , '
having had large experience In nubli
affairs , and being acquainted with po
litical ' ' ways and means , alao enjoying
the acquaintance of a largo circle o
our publte men who hold him in higl
esteem. ( Ho bids fair to be a usefu
rooresontativo. Thepsoploof theatat
hare reason to rejoice in the election
ofpoa this man to the reiponsibl
position to which ha has been
called. ! Able , efficient , in the prim
ofl life , with no blot or ttain upon hi
socUI , moral or political character , hi
cliano-'s for
- doing good to our stat
are unlimited , and wo believe his pas
record warrants us in making th
assertion that those chances will b
improved.
\Vo beliero that this victory is th
dawning of a now era in the politica
firmament of Nebrankn , an era tha
will bring increased prosperity to th
state.
TUB ORI01NAL TA > VTYOK MAN.
Plattamouth fintsrprise : Senate
Orlando Tsfft , of ( Jass , is the origins
nucleus of the Van Wyok boom tha
hfis ripened into his election as U. S
senator. Mr. Von Wyck recogniee <
Mr. Tcffc as captain general of hi
forceiby casting his vote for Mr. Teff
through the session , and Mr. Teffc i
to bs congratulated np n polling
through the vnry troubleaoraa aea his
Brat choice and reaching success
wfcera many thought success imprn
bbe. ! Mr. TefTc has another fac
woithy of notice , and that is that ho
hna nil through voiced the sentimen
of n Inrga majority of his constituents
especially in the part of the count ]
whew ho resides , ? n& his anti-Pad
dock standing Ir approved by thi
ODunty over entire.
A TniDMPU OTEK MONOMLISTH.
Granc Ts'and Independent : Th
people of Nobraaka have Indeec
cause to congratulate themselves on
this great victory , as it is a triumph A a
over monopolists and machine pol !
fcians. Senator Van Wyck will , in
the truest sense , be a representative o
the whole people of the state of Ne
braska. Ho is the kind of & man who
is likely to make such a record aa wil
insura his return at the expiration o
his term. Ho.will carry with him into
the position such dignity and ability
as will command respect , and yet h
is entirely free from anything lik
aristocracy or ostentation , and i
friendly and sociable to all slike , rr
gardlcjg of worldly possessions. Hi
approachable at all times and unde :
all circumstances by any of his con
stituency , whether of the kid-gloved
gentry , or the plain , blunt farmer like la
bfmself. He is a man who fully rea to to
lizes the fact that the noblest heart
may beat beneath the shabbiest coat
In this respect he is verv much like
his warm , personal and political friend
Senator Alvin Saundorr , and wo fee
fo in predicting now , that the pso
pie of this state will find in Scnato ;
Van Wyck a representative whose
services they will be loth to part with
PERSONALITIES.
Cadet Whittakor is but tha Pomp
and circumatanoe of glorious war.
General Hancock hna been elootct
president at last of the Nationa
.Rifle association.
The eternal fitness of things la il
Inslratcd in Reading , Pa. , where there
a judge named Hangman.
Charles Francis Adams is said to bo
cold that hefroata the windows of So.
street car when he is a passenger.
Jamea G. Fair , the new Nevada
senator ia said to be worth 942,000 ,
, but that was prior to his election
W. H. Murray , of Adirondack anc
buekboard fcmo haa dropped the rev- LAS
erned title and declares ho will preach
more. 1S8
The King cf Bavaria will be among mcd
sojourners at Balreiilh at the PM
performances of Wagner'a Parsifai part tie
1882.
Phcebe Couzins has received
letter addressed , 'To Ptioabo Couz "
, Attcr&cs3 and Counseloreis al
, St. Louis. "
There is plenty of room in West t'T
minster Abbey lor Henry VUL , but presjjT
is too eacrod a place for Byron or
George Elliot. Wales ia going there ,
, when ho dies , if ho is 'not cure-
.
Josef Medill haa his eagle eye on
Indian commlssiouerahip , with
chances of ecccets. ' Josef's
of orthography would be apt to
the Indians for a time , I tst
Barnum , when sick , asked for the
prayers of clergymen. They had all
deadheaded into his moral
, and could not well go bask on
prince of humbugs. [ New Or
Picayune.
Whitelaw Reid does not write all nt
matter contained In the .New -
Tribune Almana : . He simply bo'lnest
after the perhelions of the cess orclrt
and the patent-medicine joke * .
Daniel Alexander ; of Charlotte , N.
did a good day's work at chopping
Monday , but died Tuesday , aged 102.
cover wrj a body servant of Wa h-
igton , but ho went ia strong on An-
rew Jaoksoc.
There la at present a gentleman In
Japa who twenty years ago was a
member of a grand jury in Shasta
ounty that found an Indictment
gainst Joaquin Millar , the "Poet of
he Sierraa , forLorse-slealiog.
Hies Lizzy Sargent , daughter of ex-
Senator Sargent , of California , has
en regularly admitted aa a memb ref
of his medical profession in San J"ran-
isco. She is a graduate of thu Medical -
cal College of the PttciGo.
OmarD , Conger , the seaator.tlept
rom Michigan , hss a voice pitched in
i thrill key , by no means resonant or
oud , and bis face ia of that bloodleis
kind that grows pele under cs it -
ment.
ment.Horatio
Horatio Seymoor cannot be so sick
aa he has b en painted. He expeota
Hvo to sea R dsmocraUo president
Washington. filethcselah'a glory
I threatened if Horatio's eipeota-
ions are to be realized.
A nephew of the lat Major Gan.
Halleok is head center of a anccessful
opera bouffj company. Thus does his
tory repeat itself. There wae once
upon a time a Sew Tork pfesidential
candidate whose nephew was ringmas
ter of B circus. "Saddle Blackatone. ' '
Farmer Holmes , of Indiana , paid
a q-'ack doctor 510 for filing bis eyps
so chat ho could see in the dark aa
well C3 in the light It was a accoeso.
Taat if , he can't ' see at all by day
light , and of course can eoe just as
by night.
Misa Mildred Lee , the daughter of
the famous confedcrfttd chieftain , was
in Washington lastweek , and received
marked attecitonfc from all the de
mocratic leaders. She H said to be
a meat estimable young lady , nd IQ *
side's with'hor brother , who ia presl
dent of the University of Virginia.
John B. Gough has been a public
speaker for going on half a century ,
and yet , according to Ilia own tale ,
"has never met an audlenos thai he did
uot feel like running away from. " No
end of lecturers have had the same
experience with a difference. Thr.t
ii to fftVf they have never arisen to
speak that the audience didn't feel
like running away ,
MHS Hay BulUrd , of Sonth Fram-
inghatn , Mus , haa written to The
Iowa State Register as follows : "I
have seen tha advertisement in The
Boston Herald for a number of thou
sand of young women to go to Iowa.
Since I am one , perhaps , in u large
number who are in search of some
good-looking young men , I would like
to emigrate to that country , providing
circumstances suit. Please address ,
sending niu iull information aa to
prospects , etc. "
Great German
'REMEDY
ron
NEURALGIA ,
SCIATICA ,
LUMBAGO ,
BACKACHE ,
GOUT ,
SORENESS
or ion
CHEST ,
SORB THROAT ,
innniranHiiii- ( ! ! - QUINSY ,
SWELLINGS
JXD
SPRAINS ,
FROSTED FEET
1M >
" " ' '
! $ EARS ,
i-ID
SCALDS ,
OEKEEAL
TOOTH , EAR
i-XD
HEADACHE ,
AXV
All oilier Pains
JSD
_ ACHES.
No Preparation on torth rjualg ST. JICOB OIL u
3.1 IT , tvRK , : i ru aid cnr.tr Kittrnal
trill tnUili bat tin eorapantiTtly tnfiinf cutlar of
0 CxnTf , and eiery on. jnJering with joJo can Cart
ehtty and potitiro proof of Its d&lmi.
DIHECnO\S IX ULETI.V U.IGTJiOES.
SDID BY All DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS III MEDICINE.
A. VOGELER & CO.
Halthnare , 3fd. , U.S.A.
Any one barlu ; iic.vi ulm\ls I will remove
thm hi * ot clnrga. L * vo ordrra Eontbugt
com r of JUrney anUlith St. , tecooJ door. !
CHARLES SPLITT.
THE SISRCH.VNT TAILOK ,
prepared tomakaPanti , Suits and ovcrooata <
order. Prices , fit and workmanship sroAranteeJ
cult.
One'DoorWest of
ilOly
BUSINESS COLLEGE ,
THE GREAT WESTERN
co.5l.'Rathbnn , Principal.
Creighton Block , - OMAHA
Bend for Circular.
UNO. G. JACOBS ,
( Formerly ol Gtab ft Jacobi )
-ifT '
. 1417 tVrnliun St. , Old Pund ol Jtcob QU
, A. S. PENDEKY ,
CONSULTING PHYSICIAN
PE1UIAHBNTLT LOtATED HIS 1IFJ ) .
ICAL OFFICE ,
Tenth Sttesi , - OiTAHA , NEBRASKA
OCsiinj his wrvlcw In 11 dspurtmenti o
mcdictna n < s snr cry , both in frenerol ui
clal ! rricM-o acnto and chronic iHea. e . 0
conceited nlrht "and day , anJirlllvtrlti
of tie dty m.l > Tintv ot > r < v'pt ot l tUk ,
AOESIS WAJiTSD FOR ODR NEW BOOK ,
"Bible for tlie
Bemth itniy of the Fciiptum by Rev. Oeo.
AUxtcder Crook , D. D , , In simple tud nitric-
lanruaje for oM nd youiS. Profu lr
lllastrfttei , n knaniot ! ; interntlng and im-
* youth's Instructor. Evrr parent will
cure this work 1'ieaehen , jon should dr.
eulitelP.iceSJOO. . -
Sen- " for drcnlin with extra terms.
J. U. CHAMBERS & Jf > . , St. Louis , Uo St
AQENTS WANTED FOR
CREATIVE SCIENCE
and Sexual Philosophy.
Frofustlv illnttrited. Ihamott ImporUntaid
book pub ijbed. Erery family w nU It.
Extraordinary Inducement ! ( flercd A ( ! ntf.
Address AoKiraTcButorKtCo , it. Lou la , Mo. don
AOETT8WANTKD EOE THE
ilia Faitcst e lifng Book of thi Au l
Fonndations of Success. Ital
BCSINESfl AND SOCIAL TOBUS
Tholiwsot trjile , , eal formi , bo to 'ranE- ' NEWA
ta-lnwj. v laWo tables , aoclaL ctlqoMt * ,
ner-lameuUry uaiy s , how to conduct public
; iuf ctlthacomHstaGnldB to Suc
for all cl , ! t . A familyjieMsri y. Addren
lusaadspcclalternu , AfTCHOK PUB-
LlaUING CO. , St. Louis , JCo.
TIEI ! > AILYBBE
the Latest Home and Tele-
NcTre of th Day ,
V
' MORE POPULAR THAN EVER.
The Genuine
SINGER NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
Th populw demand for the GENUINE SINGER in 1879 exceeded that of
any previous year daring the Quarter of a Century in which tWj "Old
Reliable" Machine has been before the public.
In 1878 vre sold 356,422 Machines. In 1879we sold 431167
Machines. Excess over any previous year 74,735 Machines.
Our sales last year were at the rate of over
1400 Sewing Machines a Day I
For every buslne 2 d / In tb jtu ,
The "Old Eeliable"
That Every REAL
Singer is the Strongest ,
Siager Eing Ma-
ohino has this Trade the Simplest , thg Host
Mark cast Into the Durable Sewing Ms
Iron Stend and em chine ever yet Oon-
bedded in the Arm of
struotgd.
the Machine.
Principal Office : t uare , New Tors ,
l.WO Subordinate Offices , in tbo 1/niteJ States and Canada , and 3,000 Offices iathaO
Wcfld and Sonth America. sepl6-d&wtf
Succeeaoro to Jas. K. Isb ,
Dealers in Fine Imported
Extracts , Toilet- Water ? , Colognes , Soaps , Toilet' Powders , &o.
AfoUlin.ofSunricallartrumenW. Pocfert Casw , T J' So'ftetS nfhflBW > '
Drnssand CbtffilcaU u l In M-span-lntr : Prwcili-tlonj - Oiled st C'iy hour of thnight. , .
Jsis. H. Isli. Lawrence 3Ic3Jahon.
SHEELY BROS , PACKING CO. ,
V/holesale and Retail in
FRESH BISATS& PROVISIONS , A23B , POULTRY , ? IH
CITY ANO GGUHTY ORDERS SOU&iTED.
OFFICE OITY MARKET 1415 Douglas St. Packing House ,
Opposite Omaha Stock Yards , U. P. E. E.
Geo. P.
. . ernis
- R. .
ISlh Ja DoUjJw Sh. ,
This agency dais KicriT a bryaiisje bo- !
ness. Docs notop ubte , nil thticforo any
gnInaonIMbo < ) liHtelD8ure : < ltolls potrci'.J , ID
stcml of botrj ; gobllul up hy thuagent
&
SEAL ESTATE BROKERS
No IfflS Ftwham Strut
OMAHA - NEBRASKA.
OQce North bide opp Grand Centra ! Hot ; ! .
Nebraska Land Agency ,
DAVIS a SNYDER ,
1505 farnham St. Omaha , Nebr.
( CO.OOOAOREScarorallrecJsctRdland InEwUrn
Kobraaka for ealc.
Great Bargains In linprcTeJ farms , andOxal *
city property.
0. F. DAVIS. WEBSTER BNTDEB ,
Late Land Com'r H. P. n. B 4 > ! eMtf
BTROX RRKD. L3WI3 M19.
Byroii Reed & Co , ,
REAL ESTATE AGrENGY
IN NEBRASKA.
Keep a complete abstract of tula to all Keel
Eatato In Omaha and Donclis County.
PASSBHCER ACCnMMODA'llL'fi ' LINE
BETWEEN
OMAHAAND FORTOMAHA
Connects With Struct Cars
Corner of SAUSDEK3 and HAMILTON
STREETS. ( End of Red Line w Mlows :
LEAVE OMAHA :
020 , * i:17andll:10A m ,8:03.6:37and7:23p.m. : : :
LEAVE TORT OMAHA :
7:18 a. m. , 9t5 : a. m. , uul 12:45 : p. rn.
4:00,6:16 : and B5 : p. in.
"The S:17 : n. m run , kaviue omalia , and the
1:00 : p. m. run , ! avlng r'ort Omaha , are nznall ;
loaded to full capacity with recnl r pasaouiars.
The 6:17 : a. m. run will be made from the pot-
office , corner of Dodge Rd 15th toreht ! .
Tlcieta can to procured from street carilriv
era , or from drhcrs of haike.
KAfiE. 25 CENTS. IKCLUDISO 8TKK OAR
' 13.11
EAST INDIA
o
z
o
c
u.
SOLB MANUFAOTTJF.SR8 ,
A. W. NASON.
: x s a ? ,
OTRCB : Jacob's U eV , cen.tr Oapltol Are. and
Uth Btroft. Om h . K
BURNED OUT ,
But at it Again.
to
JLNP
Saddlery
Hardware ,
Cor.
HARNESS , COLLAHS ,
On
Stock Saddles , etc./ ]
Now Eeady for Business. The In
Next .Door to Omaha r "n-
tiorial Bank , Donclns
Street.
Jf After Jan. 5th , 1316 Douglas
, opposite Academy of Music. N are
deeli.tf
31. R. Jt3SS ON ,
General lasurance Agent ,
PHtENLX ASb'Oha , . * . „ % , . .f London -
, CMh Assets . _ 35,107,151 block
ESTOnBdTBIt. K. 7. . Capital . lCVW }
MERCHANT'S , of KevaA , W. J. , l.OCC.CO Depot.
FinrrhiladelpbUCapltal. ; . I > OO.OOC to
,
. POCW/j
FIBKHEN'3 KtfiTD , California . SH/Ms
BKITISH AMERICA A 3ORAHOEOo 1.2CO.OCC
aK FIRE IKS. CO. , AMetfl. . . . SftO.OM
AMKRICAF CENTRAL , Aeneta . 500 ( .00 .
sat Cor. of Fifteenth 4 Docjjiis St. ,
A. TJE'R.
fit
MERCHANT Airy
TAILOR attention treiti
Capitol Are , , Opp. Masonic Hall ,
TKE OLDEST ESTABHSKED.
; E
IN NEBRASKA.
CALOWELLHAM1LTONCO
'U5IBM3 transacted ra S3 ttalo jn locor-
In Currency or gold ubjca > to
sVtit chwjJ : without notice.
Certlflcatca deposit / teucd r Table In tkrw ,
six and twelve months , beSrlrj Interest , cr on
demand without latercet.
AilvaKOOi nmlo to CMtomerS on apprortJ so-
earitlco at matk-t ratea of Interest
Buy and cell srold , bills of oichius
meat , S ? .u , County anil City Boadj.
Draw Sl ht Drafts on KncUnJ. Irelaotl , SeoU
land , aud all fartg of Europe.
Sell European FasaafC Tickets.
COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY MADE.
U , S. DEPOSITOEY ,
FIRST NATIOHAL BANK
OFOMAffA.
Cor. latii ona Farnuam Str etd ,
OLDEST BAHKhlC ESTABLI5HMEKT
IN OMAHA.
( BaCCRSSORS TO KOUNTZK BROS. , )
B8TAZUSHJO > 15 leifl ,
a JfntJonal Bank , Anjrnjt 30 , 1E8S.
Capital and Profits ( herSSOOjOOO
.ily ! anthoiliedby the Jaototr.ry or Tyoccry
to r Mivo Subscription to th *
S. 4 PER CEHT. Fl'HDED ' LOAH.
OFPIOESS
KCtTTKB ,
Anactrroa Kouain. Vica Fiudden * .
7.TirM.Cttikl.
A. J. FOLXTOU , Attorns ? .
JonH A. OR'ioorca.
F. II. DlTls. Ass t CssU .
bisk receltea deposit vlthoai re rd to
ttaj cjriflatfst > cirfcs I.
Draws < lnta oo Swi ? r mdaao and principal
cities of thu Unltart Btaiet. also London. Dublin ,
Edlnbnrzh and tic pdnclpa ] cU ! a ef tn conti
nent of Knrope.
Sails passive Ucksti ( or EaJfraats In the Ir
man ce. rajrldU
HOTELS.
THE ORIGINAL.
Oor. Randolph St. & 5th Are. ,
GHIOAdO ILL.
PRICES BfiDUCED TO
S2.00ANDS2.5QPERDAY
Located In the tjiuIncM wuirc , conr nUnt
plaort of nras-ment. EIrzantly fnrnlsbed ,
ccatalnlu ; ill motiern improvements , pugenzer
clovalor , * c J. JI. CUMMLVOS , Proprietor ,
ociet/
5S
. MARKET ST. & BROADWAY
Council IHnfTs , lo-jvai
line o Streut Railway , Omnibus o and from
alltramj. RATES Parlor floor W.OO
per day :
Moond floor. 82.60 perdiy ; third floor , JJ.Oa
bestfurnlshedand moft comraodloca honjo
the city. OEO. T. PIIELP3 Prop
FROHIp H8TEL ,
Earamie , Wyoming.
The miner's resort , good aeeommodatlon * .
camplo room , charzca reaeonabl * . Special
attention glroa to trarelloz men.
11-tl U. O niLLHRD Proprietor.
INTER-OCEAN HOTEL ,
Cheyenne , Wyoming.
FIrrt-chw , Fine arge Swipl * Rooraf , on *
from depot. Trilnt stop from 20 minutes
toQhourj for dinner. Free Bus to and from
. Itates 100. 2.60 andJS.00 , occordlcj
room ; e'ngle meal 75 cents.
A. O. KALCOU , Proprietor.
W BORDEK. Cnlcf Clerk. mlO-t
SclHiyler , Neb.
Heutt , Good Meals , Good Bsdj
HoomJ , and &Ind and acommodatlnx
treatnent. Twngood sunpTa rooms. Specia
paid to commercial traralen.
S , B , Prop , ,
Schuyler , Neb ,
Ihe Popular Clothing House of
ofGO
GO , n
Find , on account of the Season
X
so far advanced , and having f
a very large Stock of
Suits , Overcoats and
Gents1 Furnishing
Goods left ,
Ther Hare
thatcannotfailtopleaseeverybodv ?
REMEMBER THE
ONE PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE , ,
1301 and 1303 Farnlmm St. , Corner 13lh ,
GOODS MADE TO ORDER 08 SHORT NOTICE ,
J" . S.
AGENT PU
FOR Ull
And Sole Agent for
Ealiet Davia & Go , , James & HolmstromandJ.&CU
Fischer's Pianos , also Sole Agent for the Estey ,
Burdett , and tha Fort W ayne Organ
Go's , Organs ,
I' deal in Pianod and Organs exclusively' Have had yeanr
experience in the Businesa , and handle oqlh B t ,
B QfllM ii 85
I8 ictn Street , City Hall Building , Omaha , Neb.
HALSEY V. PITOH. Tuner.
DOUBLE AND SEtGLE AOTINO
Stsam Pomps , Engifls Trimiiiiiigs , Mining Maohinory ,
BELTING HOSE , SRA8S AHD iHOM FiTTIHCG , PIPE , STEAM PACKING
AT WHOLESALE AND HETAIL ,
HALLAOAY WiHO-MILLS , GHOHOJ1 AHO SCHOOL BELLS
A. L , STBAHG. 205 Farnhara Street Omaha , Neb
iER
, im
MJfCEE BEER !
In Kegs and Bottles.
Special Figures to the Trade. Families Supplied at Heasonablf
Prices. Offlca. 230 Douglsa Skroat. Omaha
Oarpeti ngs ! Oarpetings I
5 ° fc LER
Old Reliabie Carpet House ,
1405 DOTOLAS STREET , BET. 14TH AUD 15TH iIs
/T3 * C2 r"T"f _ _ A. TZJ > "T _ T * f "I TT' "I"J _ * " 7 ' "nvTT * "
"f C3 *
JjfT 1 V -1 ? L- ' -T-iK j-1 ? ! r -i J i iA | J C3v3t5 3 \ #
Carpets , Oil-Cloths ,
Matting , Window-Shades ,
Lace Curtains , Etc.
STOSK IS THE LARGEST IH THE WEST.
1 Slake a Specialty of
WINDOW-SHADES AND LAGE GURTA.N3
And have a Full Line ol
Mats , Rugs , Stair Rods , Carpet-
Lining Stair Pads , Crumb
Clothes , Cornices ,
Cornice Poles , Lamhreqnins , Cords and Tasgels
In faot Everything kept in p. First-Glass Carpet Honae ,
abroad solicited. Satisfaction
Guaranteed
John B. Detwiler ,
Old Reliable Carpet House , OMAHA ,