TBE DAILY'BER
OMAHA PUEUSHIHC Civ , " PROPRIETORS.
615 Pamham , bet. Sth and lOOi Struts
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TIME TABUS-
THE MAILS.
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0. K. & Q.E 5BO . - ! , 2 ; > p. m.35 r *
O. &TI & F.'SL R. ; 630 s , m < 2 : Cp. mfl
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p. AR. T. toLlaeoln , IP * , m.
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0. * N. W. B.B. , If a. m. , 11 p. m.
0. a & O. , 11 a.in. , 930p.m.
C.R.I. i P. , lla.m. , llp.m.
B.Clty &Plla. . ta.
B. & it. In > eb. , 1 p. " m.
Local mails for States Iowa leave but OBM
day , vis : 4JK ) a. m.
Office open from 12 to 1 p. m , Sundays.
THOMAS F. CALL. PoetmMt-r.
Arrival And" * Departure e
Trains
UKIOK PACIFIC.
UITX. AKBIT * .
Dally Kipraa..12:15 p.m. 826p.m.
do Mixed eaop.ro. 4S5p..m.
do Frcight.6SOaIm. , . lMp. m ,
do . .8:1SVBJ. : 1230 a-m.
THBTBURLlHaTON ,
HAY * oKAni. I UUUTB omm.
Express. . . . 8:10 p. m. I Exprc 10:00 a. m ,
Hall _ e.-00 a. m. Man. . * 10:00 p. m.
Sundays Excepted. | Sundays Excepted.
' CHlCAOO.'fllOCK ISLAND * PACIFIC.
HjJl . _ .e:00 a. m.'l Mall .100 p. m.
Kxprcefl8:40 p.m. I Expretal./.lOtfOa. m. '
. CmCAGO NORTHWESTERN.
Hill _ .BOOa.m,1JlaU : : - 7:29 p. m.
Impress 8:40pi m. I Express 190 a. m.
Sundays excepted.
KANSAS OTTY.ST JOE * COUNCIL BLUFFS
'LaiYB " ARKIV * . '
- KxnreiisJlir.LeoO ! p.m.1 Mali ! T JS& V. m.
The only line runnme Pullman Sleeping Can
out ot Omaha te Unlou Depot.
OMAHA & NORTHERN NEBRASKA EAIL-
t WAY COMPANY.
- V. * Loavc. * Arrive.
Fxprea . .8KW R. m. I F-xprosa _ . .4SO : p , m.
JJued ISOp m. ( Mixed 10:45a. : m
Dally Except Sundays.
* B. & U. B. B. In NEBRASKA.
LU.VK. Amur * ,
Express. , SdOaml Freight 830 m
Freight C:65 : p m | Exprets 4:13 pm
BIQUX CITY & ST. PAUL R. R.
HiJl. . . . . . oaOamlErprew 10 )0 ) am
tjpreBB ns,40pm | M t 7 0 p m
WABA8Q , ST. LOUIS * FACIF1C.
UAVU. AXRITML
tUll 8 a. m. I KaU . 11:66 : a. m
Exprea..SM p. m. { Expresa 426 p. m.
-1 BRIDQE DIVISION TJ. P. B. B.
Le Te Omaha , daHyta , m. , 9 a. m. , 10 a m. ,
11 .a. m. . 1 p. m. , S p. m. , 8 p. m , 6 p. m , , 0 p.
m
'Leave Ooancfl'BInflB ; 826 a. m. , 826 a.m , ,
10a6a.m.llS6a.m.l:26p. m.,2:26 : p. m. ,
8:26 : p. m. , 6.-2S p. m. , 626 p. m. ,
Focr tripe on Sunday , leaving Omaha at 9 and 11
a. BU,2and6p. m. ; Council Blufli.U 926 ,
11:26 a. D. , Mid 2.-S4 and 626 p. m.
Leave Omaha : 6 a. m. , 7. a. m.8ao . m. , 1
p. m. , 4:60 p. m. , 7:26 p. m. ,
Leave Council Bluffs : 6:16 a. m , , 9:40 : a. m. ,
ll.-40.aia.8S5p. m. , 70 j > . m. , 7:60 p. , m.
, DaUy-exccpt Sunday.
OMAAA & BEPUBL10AN VALLEY B. .
tXAVI , iWUVt
Mail _ 10:46a.m,1 : - 5 p.m.
, ' Dallv exe nt Eundavr.
ATTOTKtTl-AT-UW.
J. ENCUSH ,
l TIORVEY AT LXW 310 South Thlrlctnth
St. , with
J. M. WOOLWORTH.
' CHARLES POWELL ,
T D 8T1CE OF THE PEACE Corner J6th tnd
tjl Fanihamgta..OmahaHea. _
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TTORNEY AT LAW Room B.Crelghton
Block. I&th St. . OMAHA. KEB. _
' " I D. L THOMAS ,
TTORNEY AT t'AW teaM money , bayi
and Mil * real estate. Boom B.Oielghton
A. C. TROUP ,
"iTORlTBY AT tAW Offlc * In Hanscom1 !
f with Oeorg E , PrIUhett , 160
t' OMAHA , NEB.
DEXTER LTHGKA8 ,
TTORNET AT LAW OrnlctthiEk I Bolld
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A. M. GKADWI&K ,
" * ISO * Famhaa
f&SFS"
htoa Block , next U
Pott Office , OMAHA ,
" Patent *
JUBIIO. ooLuonoirH "MAPI ,
B'lRIEM 4IARIU1I ,
-Ifolon BIoekjrtfteenth Bg Farnham *
.ATTORNEY. AT LAW.
WaWH 1LOOK. WR. DfWIBTH ET8 ,
OMAHA. NEB.
W.J. Oonneli ,
-at-Jia w.
Office : lront roonn , nc italn , In
now brick building , K. V7. corner Fifteenth nd
garnham Btreeta.
.BIDIOX. ' Cat.B.BBlC
BEDICE * & EEDICE ,
A11 o r n ey s - a t-L aw.
Sptdtl attention will ba fives , to all talti
airatnst eorporatloaa ol every deotrtpaoo , ' * J i
pracUce Tnal Jthe Ooorta of the 8t te and the
iUnlted Stated Ofl3oo. r&mhani St. , opposite
to ourt.Bouse.
I EDWARD W. SISERAL ,
ji 1TORNET AT LAW Boom I Crolgktcn
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C. F. MANDER80N ,
TTORKnY AT LAW 41 Funhaa Etrcet
Aw. Omaha . " " "
w. T. uicnARM. O. J.
& HUHT
J.1GHARDS ,
Atioii ? < ) ys-at-Law.
Ornct 115 Sooth Fourteenth Street.
SANTA OLiAUS FOUNO-
Greatest UlBCOVfcry or tbe ARS.
W use ? * ul dlscorerlMln the world have boon made
'Arcosf other things where Santa Glaus sUyed
Children oft ask U he makes Roods or not ,
i U really be fives in a mountain f mow.
w Last year an excursion Billed clear to th * Pols
And snddenlydropped Into what sccmedllkcthole
Whore wonder of wonders they found a new-land ,
While fairy-like bolncs appeared on each hand.
There were mocntalns llkt ours , with more
beautliol crooa ,
A d far brichter ikies than ever were coco ,
iBlrds with the hum of a nlnbow were found ,
\VThllo flowers of exqulllto f ragrance were grow
ing around.
Hat ling were the ; left to wonder In donbi
A belu ; coon came they had heard much about ,
* TwaeStvUCIatu'c U and thisthey all eay ,
1 * locked V r the- picture f ease every day.
HcTirovo w * Una that looked f trrqnetr ,
. .H . _ . _ i _
) of rci&dcer ,
the took tbatn on baud and drove them
itM ,1
a IlJK-er Us wosderful realm ,
And factories making gxx > ds for women and men 1
Furriers were working on hats treat and small , *
To Bunco' * they tald they wore Bending them ail.
KrWKlnplo , tbe Glove liaker.toldthem at once ,
All onr Qlo ves ire are ending to Bunco , /
Santa ah owed tiom Euipenders and many IhtefS
more. * *
f at
fierlnr I Ua took than to. Wand Bonce's s'.on.
. * tU < H us th a whispered1 * ocrot"DO'd teO ,
Ja In Omaha every one knew Bunco well , *
fie tfcorcfcre shsoid ecnd hla poods to his can ,
Knowing hi * ( rlenos trill pet their fall share.
Row remsmbcr ye dwellers In Omaha town , 4
All who want present * to Bcnce'a go round ,
, rorthlrts , collars , jorlloves great and , small , i
* - nd j-our stater or. annt Cne and al. . . % , "
' ' Bonce , Champion Halter of the Weet ,
et , Omaha
.Hamburg Line.
WERKLYLINE OF STEAMEES
W.-A-OKK uiV BY JHUBBDAT
AT S T. "V. , FOR
francs audJ.Gfennany
For PMMfO apply to
, C. B. RICHARD CO.
-General Patfenger Acrats ,
81 Broadway , Nevr York.
VINEGAR WORKS I
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ywa * r A-B t KKif
.OMAHA
BUSDfESS DIRECTORY
ART EMPORIUMS.
J. U. R03JS Art Emporium. 1516 Doig
Street , Steel Engraving * , Oil Paintings , Chromus
xancr.Erttnet/FramiagaSpecialty. Low prices.
JiBOKlfEli1303 "Douglas St. Good Styles.
ABSTRACT AND REAL ESTATE.
JOHN L. McCAGTJE , oppoeite postofflce.
W. R. BAKTLETT. 817 South ISth Street.
5/ ARCHITECTS.
A.'T. LARGE , Jr. , Room 2 , Crelghtbn Block.
DUFBENEkUENDELSSHON , ARDHTITECrS
" Bootnli , Creighton Block. , , IL ,
"BOOTS AND SHOES. H-
f JAMES DIVINED co.
FineBootaand Shoes. A goad assortment o
borne work on hand , cor. 12th and Hartley.
TH03 EBICESON , S. E. cor. Cth aad Donglag
JOHK FORTUNATUS.J
COS 10th St. . ma-.ulaclurea.tc order good wor
at ( airpricoi. Repairingriooo.
BED SPRINGS.
J. F. LAIIRIMER. Manufacturer. VlMcherB'Blk
BOOKS , NEWS AND STATIONERY
J. I. FRUEHAUf , 1015 Farnham Street.
BiiTTEBAHDECCS.
McSHANK & SCnUOEfEft , lhcoldo't { B. and E
house In Nebruka , csUbliibedltTs , Omaha.
CARRIAGES AMD.ROAD * WAC0HS
1VM. SNYDEE , > -o.l 19014tS : . nd Ilarney St.
- CIVIL ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS-
ANDREW iOSKWATER , 1510 Farnham St
Town Survey * , ' Grade acd Sewerage Sybtems
Specialty. " '
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
JODN G. WILLIS , 1414 Dodge Street.
D. B. BEEHER , For detail * see large Advertise
ment in Dall and Weekly.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
WEST A FEnVCHER , Uaan'Isctur.rs of Cigars ,
and Who eeal * Duleia in Tobaccos 1305 Iteug-
W.r.LOREKZtN.'rcanufacturer , 61110th St
CORNICE WORKS.
Western Cornice Work * , Manufacturers Iron
Cornice , Tin , Jrbn and , Slate Roofing. Orders
Irom any locality vromutly executed In the bej
manner. TactoryTend Office ISlO'Dodge Street.
Galvanized Iron Cornices , Window caps , etc.
manufactured and put up lu any part ot th
country. T. EINIIoLD , 416 Thirteenth St.
CLOTHING BOUGHT. , , ,
O. SEAW I11 pay highest cash price 1-r second
hand clothing' . Corner 10th and Farnham.
CROCKERY.
J.-BONNER , 1309 Donglai St. Good Line
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS
GEO. U. PETERSON. Also Bats , Capp. Boats ,
Shoes , Notions and Cutlery , 8C4 S. 10th t.
DENTISTS.
DR. TAPL. Williams' Mock. Cor. 15th & Dodge
DRUGS , PAINTS AND OILS.
KUQN&CO. ,
Phirmaclsts , Fine Fancy Goods , Cor. 15th and
Dcuglas Street * .
W. J. WHITEnOUSE , Wholesale & ReUil.lG at.
0. a FIELD , 2022 Noith Side Cumins ; Street.
U.PARR , Druggist , 10th nd H nard.
DRY GOODS. NOTIONS. ETC-
JOHN H.F. LEUUANN & CO , NtwYcrk Dry
Goods Store-1310 and Iil2 Fcmham .ttreet
J. C. Encwold , ao Voot ) & shots , 7th& FaeiSc
FURNITURE.
A. F. GROSS , VBV and Second Hand Furniture
and fetores , 1114 Dougl&e. .0. Turgcoa AgX
J. BONNES , 1303 Douglas St. Fine Goods , &c.
FENCE WORKS
OMAHA FESCE CO.
GUST. FRIES & CO. , ,1213 Barney St. Impro v-
c 1 Ice Boxes , Iron and Wood Fences , Ofiko
failings , Counters of Pin i and Walnut.
I FLORIST-
A. Donachne , plants , cu. flowers , iceds , boquets
etc. , N. W. cor 16th and Douglas Sts.
FOUNDRY.
JOHN WKARNE & So > d.cor. 14th & Jackson st.
GROCERS.
Z. STEVENS 2lst botwesn Cumin ? and Izard.
T. A. UcSHAJE , Corner 23d cd Cuming Sts.
HATTERS.
W. L. PARROTTE & CO. ,
IcDO Douglas Strte' Wholesilo Excluslrtly.
f HARDWARE IRON A D STEEL
D3LAN & LiNOWORTUY , Wholesale , 110 and
112 15th St.
A. HOLLIES , corner 16th and California.
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HARNESSi SADDLES , &C ;
E. B.WE1ST.SS > ISth'SL. bct-"Farrir& Har-
HAT AND BONNET BLEACHERY-
Ladloa pet .roar Straw , Chip and Felt Hats dona
up t nortbcist corner Seventeenth and Capitol
avenue. WM. DOYE , PROP
HOTELS
CANFIELD HOUSE , G o. Canfield , 8th & Farn.
DMIAN HOUSE , P. H. Cary , 913 FarnhamSt.
SUAVEN'S HOTEL , F. Slave ! ! . lOih Street.
Southern Hotel , Gus. Ham < l,9lh& Leaf cnworth
INTELLIGENCE OFEOE.
UCS. LIZZIE DENT , 21716th Street.
JUNK J *
H. BERTHOLD , Ba8 and HcUls.
LAMPS.AND GLASSWARE.
J. BOSNER , 1803. Douglas St. Good Variety.
MERCHANT TAILORS.
G. A. LINDQUF.Sr ,
One ot our most popular Merchant Tailors 1) re
ceiving1 tbe latest dctlgm forSprln ? aad-Suni-
msr Good j for pentlem-n's n ear. Stylist ) , durabl"
ndprices lowajfver,215 ISlhbet. Doug.&Fir.
MEAT MARKETS
The Boston Market.
1IOOLE& JESTER ; Fresh and Cured Moats ,
Dame , Fish. Poultry , Etc. . 20CO Cumin ; Street.
MILLINERY. i
MRS. C. A. RINGER , Wholcialo and Retail ,
Fancy Goods in great lariety , Zephyrs , Card
Boarus , Boiicrr. gloves , corsets , & : . Cheapest
Hous "lntheTVcst. " Purchaser J save'30 par
cent. Order by Mail. . 115 Fifteenth St.-
MILIS- "
OMAHA CITY HILLS , Sth and Fomham Sts.
Wclshans Broproprietors. .
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS-
W. S. GIBBS , 11. D. , Room No. , ' * , Crelghton
UockUtb Street.
f. S. I.S1SE.VBING. V. D , Masonic Ho * .
C. D HAllT , 11.1) . , Eya and Fart opp. rosUfflce
DR. L. B. GRADDY.
Oculltt and Aurlit , 14lh and Douglas StrceU.
PHOTOGRAPHERS-
GEO. HEYN , PROP.
Grand Central Oilier ) ,
212 Sixteenth Street
ne-u-UacouicHiJI. FiHVcUsj Work and Prompt
ness Gntrantecd.
PLUMBING , CAS AND STEAM FITTING
P W. TARl'Y JS CO. , 216 12th St. , bet. Fare-
ham & Douglas. Wcrk promptly attended To ,
D. FITZPATRICK , Ii09 Douglis Street.
PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING '
HEN'l.Y . A. K031E11S , 1112 D e Street.
PLANING MILL.
A. X10YE8 , miaufacturcr of sash , doors , blln4g ,
mcMin s , LCU-CU. baluiters , hand rail , f urnish-
nf ) scroll sawinc , ic. , cor. Dodce und 9th sts.
PAWNBROKER
J. ROSESFELD , 32210th St. bet. Fa-n. &Har.
STOVES AND TINWARE.
, * . A. BUIiSIESTER ,
> eaer InKlovec mlTlnVare , and Mnuacturer
of Tin Roof j nd all kinds ot Bunjiu ? Work'
Odd FeUovrsf'Block. * ,
JOsBS.'St. Oo.dand Chtsp.
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SEEDS *
f v
J. EVA'KS , Wholrsale and "Retail Seed' Drills
and Cultlvatprs , Odd Fcllojc * 1111- \
> \ U HI > E STORESt t
Ph-'lIppTone , 1S20 Farnhamtt..betn3th tilth.
STOR- - >
PERKINS & LEAR , im DOUJI S SL , New and
iecoaa-'Hand ForaHurr , nfnse-FErnUlinj _ !
Gppdi , &i , bonjht and sold en narrow trapns.
V ' ' ' SALOONSv
HBNRYJCAUFIUNN.X *
nthez.ev'brick block on Douglas Streil , has
' JnjtppeneJ a moot dejint Beer Ball.
v > 0 { Bet Hand * from.10 to IS' '
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T'
Farnham , next to tha BA f. headquarters ,
us reopenedaeatkndedmplete establish *
mcnt which ; barrlDff-riRE , and Mother Ship-
on's Prophecy , win be open , for thebojfl with
Hot Lnnthtin "
Caledonia , " J. FALCONER , 679 18th Street
UNDERTAKE ! ?
HAS. RIEWE. 1012 Farnham' * 10th & llth
99 CENT STORED
IENRY FOHLMAN , toy/ , notions , pictures ,
' . C. BACKUS , IMS Farahun . fancy goods.
GEO. H. TAilSELU M. I ) ,
Booms 'A Jacob * .Flook , np lUln , corner of
Capital Avenue and 15 > h * street. Bceidence
ccmer Sherman Avenue -and Grace strce1.
SPECIALTY.
Obiterics and Dii ase of Women. Office
latua from 9 toll n. m.and from ! to ,4p. m.
May I * cantulted at prtsent in the parlor of BT.
& . W. Kagon , Jacobs Block- ,
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THUBLOW WEED QITE3TUE TEUE STORY
OF MORGAN'S DEATH FOR EXPOSING
MA8ONEY. "
PhHadelphla'speclal to tbe Chicago Tribune.
Thurlow Weed was asked by a ape-
ci&l c5rreBpond nt.oEJlieJprcisjreoent-
1y concerning the recent murder of a
aon of Judge James Gillis , of thfa
state , in Mt. Pleasant , ! . , lost week ,
jjresuinably , onacconnt * oft e death
o'fjMor inJ dnripg the anillaaonlc
excitement. I was sorry to hear of
the trouble Judge Gillla is having in
hia old age , gaid Mr. Weed. "I knew
him very , well , and he W&H a very
worthy man , as were all those engaged
in the.persscution of Morgan. It be-
ctme a political issue , without any in-
tentionon the part of the , anti-Masona
and the latter became a strong parly.
Judge Gillis was not tried for the
murder , but for abducting Morgan.
THe facts in the case were about these :
Morgan was a drunken stonemason
and a member of "the Order of Free
masons. With .the help of .a country
printer he printed an expose of the
first ihree degrees of Masonry , and
was about exposing the Royal Arch
degree when 'the ' Masons determined
tc put a atop to it , Morgan hsdc'omn
to me I was in the newspaper busi
ness in Rochester at the time to
print hia boot , but he wanted me to
takV an .oath of secrecy before I be
gan the work , and I would not do so.
The Masons had Morgan arrested on
a trumped up charge of petit larceny
and lodged in jail. They then made
arr ngements lo carry him off. A
parly of them , including Gillis , Nich
ohs 6. Cheesborough ( whose daugh
tar called on me not half an
hour ago ) , and .lames Whit
ney , and others , went to the jai
and , , after considerable parleyioi
with the jailer's wife , they prevailed
npon her to giro Morgan up. The
idea of the Masons was simply to
get Morgan away from the bad com
pany ho was in , in which case the
Masons believed he would give up
his design of exposing the secrets
of the order. They proposed to bny
him a farm in Canada and turn him
from bi * evil ways generally. The
plan waa now changed to provide for
Morgan to send him away from civ
ilization in the employ of the North
western Fur company. There' were
several meetings of the lodge and
chapter at Niagara on the snbjact ,
but many Masons refused to have
anything to do with the scheme.
Theu the matter became imperative.
Something had to ha done , and at
once.
once."It was found , to be dangerous to
recede.or go on. After Morgan had
been a prUouer in the magazine for
three or four days there was a large
meeticg cf matons to install an en
campment in a Canadian town near by.
Prominent men were present , inslud-
ing members cf the New , York legis
lature , and the evening ended with a
grand supper , at which excited
speeches were made by several promi
nent members of the order In the case
of Morgan. At last the chaplain was
called on for n toast.and he gave the
following : The enemies of- our order
may they find a grave six feet deep ,
six feet long , and six. feet due. east
and west. ' This contained" hidden
significance , and Col. King , who
was at the table , called four
gentlemen outside , and , a
: arrl ga being calledthey were driven
to Fort Niagara , where they arrived
at 4 o'clock in the morning. Morgan
was called up , and was 4old that they
isd made arrangements for his welfare
bought him a farm , etc He went
with them , and they took a Boat .and
rowed out four miles into Lake
Ontario. Here the wound a rope
loaded with sinkers around Morgan
and threw him overboard. A man at
the fort , whom I afterward looked up
in a moment , saw the'boat leave with
six men and return with but five. Of
course all these facts were 'denied , and
the world said the committee that in
vestigated the matter were politicians
and wore moved by interests other
than those of discovering tbe truth.
"Just AS I was leaving Chicago at
the cloEo of the proceedings of' ' the
convention which nominated Mr.
Lincoln , 1 w.as mortified and even
mush diegnsteJ at the defeat oi Mr.
Saward , and iras sending my baggage
to the depot. Col. John Whitney , one
of the five men who tok Morgan out
In a boat , cams to mo" and said , 'I
want to swear to what I told yon
about the Morgan matter , and if you
survive me I want yon to publisht. '
T promised to write1 out the * state
ment , which contained substantially
the facts I have given you , and in
tended to do to , but 'the campaign
rame on , the war broke out- , and I was
sent to Europe by Mr. Lincoln .and I
neglected it. When InLondon 1 wrote
to Whitney asking him to go to E. B.
Williams and lot him write the state
ment. When I got back home that
letter was returned to me from the
dead lotier office , and Whitney had
died a week before' it should hare
reached him. I was always sorry that
I did not wrlto out tha statement in
Chicago. "
They Who Dance Muse "Pay the , Fie
dler.
Chicigo InUr-Octan.
The atmozphero , about 6 p. m. yes
terday , was overcharged-with the mag.
netic influences which meterologitts
assert Indicate the approach of a storm
Same of the manctism lying around
loose had parmeated , the bosoms , of
two charioteers , both companions ; of
Jehu. One was n retailer of Messina
"rait , who hailed from Bohemia , and
rejoiced in the name of John Blitz ;
: he other was Ed. Rich , driver of an
express wagon. When the super
abundant principle of the storm sur
charged their souls , Rich waa trying
: o pass the namesake of' the magician
on the street car track , which the Bo-
lemian objected to on general princi
ples. As they neared the confluence
) f Clark and Madison streets the
'pale air became ctroakod" , with
swears.
"Turnpnt'en the tracV , Dutchey ! "
relled-illch. Blilz replied in unpar-
iamentary language , and drove on in
a good way , which raised the Rich
man's blood to 250 degrees Fahr. , and
IB then resetted to a coup do force by
riding around "Dutchy. " This feat
he attempted at the corner of Clark
and Madison streets , and , as the con-
iict thickened , the folks waiting for
ranspotlaUon northward had an .up-
roarous time. Driving ohcek by jowl ,
the two Jehus attacked each other
with their whips. The Bohemian ,
squeaking "Po-o-leece ! " in a high § 500-
k-week tenor voice , formed such a
'nnny contrast with the Rich , bass of
fticb , what time they lashed each
other with whip and tongue , that ( he
eers and laughter that uprose for a
ew minutes formed a miniature car-
liral. Bat for a few minntes only ,
or Officer Fife leaped nimbly Into
he Rich man's express wagon and in
vited him to drive to the Harrison
taiion. "You follow me to the sta-
ion , " shouted Fifo. Responded
) utchy , "You pet your shveet life I
vlll. " " At the station house both
men were booked for disorderlies.
And hearts that on o beat high for p.aise
Now f esl that pulse no more.
Chilled Lambs ,
'anncrs' Hoaie JcurnaL -
By following the directions hare
; lven many a fine Iamb can be saved
bat yon would , from its looks , sup-
> ese past all hope :
As soon as you find a lamb unable
0 stand and too chillei to suck , take
1 immediately to the house and im
merse It np to its head in a bucket of
trater that baa been heated to blood
eat. This'warms it thoroughly all
I .over at the same time , and with an
even heat. After it has bjcn 'in th
w < iter about ten minutes , take it ou
. and wipe aa dry aj f ossibie , getting a
much of the yelk off as possible , so
that the wool when dry will cover i
nicely ; then wrap it up1 in a warm
woolen rag and place it near the fir
in a box or basket.
Warm some milk and give it
tablespoonfal with a fetf'dropi ' o
brandy in it ; do this at intervals o
about five or ten minutes until yon
have given it a small teaipodnful o
the brandy , and then let it go to , sleep
and do not disturb it. In a few hour
it wili be welL
Then take it up to the ewe , keep i
warmucdet yotr coat till you ge
there , let it suck , and bring It back to
the firs. Take it np several times dur
Ing tha day , andthe last thing in th
evening. The next morning yon can
give it to the ewe , as the lamb is safe
and strong enough to shift for itself
Tne Boars' Oath.
The following solamnTow wast kei
by the inhabitants of the Transvaa
assembled in general convention at a
mass meeting held at Wonderfontein ,
April 12,1879 :
In the presence of Almighty God ,
tbe scorcher of hearts , and prayin ;
for his gracious assistance and mercy ,
we , burghers of the South African re
public , have solemnly agreed , for us
and .for our children , to unite' in a
holycovenant , which we confirm with
a solemn oath. It is now forty rears
ago since onr fathers left tha Cape
Colony to become a free and indepen
dent people. These forty years have
been years of sorrow and suffering.
We have founde'd Natal , the Orange
free state , and the South African re
pnblic ( Transvaal ) , and three times
has the English government trampled
on onr liberties , and our flag , baptized
with the blood and tears of our fath
ers , has been pulled down. As by a
thief In the night has our free republic
been stolen from ns. We cannot suf
fer this and we may not. It is the
will of God that the unity of our
fathers and the love of our children
should oblige us te deliver unto our
children , unblemished , the heritage of
onr fathers. It is for this reason that
wo here unite and give each other the
hand , as men and brethren , solemnly
promising to be faithful to cur coun
try and people , and looking unto God
to work together unto death for the
restoration of the liberty of our re
public. So truly help us , God Al
mighty. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Catching Heaver.
Waukeffin ( HI. ) Letter.
They go to the dam which they
have discovered and follow on up
stream until they reach the head of the
dead or back water , caused by the
dam , and there begin to examine the
stream very carefully , following up its
banks until they find a place where
the bed of the creek is free from
stones which would prevent' ' their
driving in stakes to form their fenca ,
which Is. generally placed eomo rods
above the head of the back water.
They mark the place and then proceed
to trap as many ai possible
nntil the stream is solidly frozen
over , so that the ice will bear its
own weight for a short time after the
water is gone from under it. When
the Ice is solid they proceed to the
marked spot and there cut A hole or
furrow about one foot wide , from bank
to bank through the ice. Then stakes
are driyon into the bed of the stream ,
on the upper side of the openinguear
enough together that the beaver 'can
not get through nor by .them. This
done , a number of men and boya take
their places near the opening , armed
with spears , clubs and axes. The
squaws go to tha dam and open large
holes In it , to let all the water out in
a short time. Now it is a beaver's
nature n-i soon as hia dam breaks and
lots all the water out , to go np stream ,
never down stream , reasoning , ! sup
pose , that there is more water where
that came from. As soon ns the water
Is well out of the dsni the squaws send
their dcgs under the ice to frighten
out the beaver , and run on top of the
ica , pounding it and the tops of the
beavers' huts.
This soon starts out the beavers ,
and they rush up the stream , only to
come to and be stopped by the staked
opening , which they persist in trying
to get through , and are then and
there attacked by the party of the
first part , who , with malice aforo-
though , do assault , do .injury to , and
kill the aforesaid beavers , and it is
seldom that a beaver escapes , so thor
oughly Is the plan carried out. I
have often been told by old trappera
in North Wisconsin of seeing colony
after colony of beavers destroyed in
this manner , thereby making it nec
essary for the 'trappers to change
their scene of oparations , after caus
ing them considerable loss of money
as well as time.
Nest Thing to Flzen.
Detroit Free
Three or four mornings ago a stal
wart farmer man about 35 years of
age reached the city from the north ,
and. at onco. informed .the police. that
ha was on tha trail of his wife , who
had eloped with a neighbor and head
ed for Datroit. In the conrsa of t < ro
hours the guilty pair were found and
taken to the Ninth avenue station ,
whore the outraged husband confront
ed them. He had repeatedly said
that ho would kill the man on sight ,
and to give weight to his assertions
ho disnlayed a rusty old revolver
which had been loaded ever since the
war closed.
"Yes , I'll kill him-kill him as dead
as a door nail1 ! ho muttered not five
minutes before the pair came in.
But , lo ! a great change took place
as they entered. Instead of Bulling
out the deadly weapon and uttering' a
battle-cry , a smile lit up his face and
ho held out a hand to. either for a
thnko , t ay ing :
"Hank , 1 didn't believe you was
mean 'nuff to do this. "
'
"Well , Jed , I , feel sorry , " replied
Hank , aa he warmed his fingers. "
; 'So you follered us ! " queried the
wife , as , she looked around the room.
, ' . . "Yes , Mary. What in , thunder
made you skip out in this waj ? > Have
'you anything agin "
"If o , not as I knows on , but Hank
said he loved me bast. "
"Now , Hank , , did you tell that ?
Well , I'd never believed such a thing
of you. "
"Say , Jed , I feel mighty mean oyer
this thing , " replied Hank.
"So do I , " replied Mary.
"Well , yon orter" , I tell ye. The
man who runs off with a neighbor's
wife Is the neat thing'to pizen" ; " :
'T shall do it
never " again , Jeddy ,
darling , " said ' 'the "wife , as she patted
bis cheek. "I tell you Twin awful
homesick to seq yonr dear old face. "
"Was you , prissy ? I thought you
trould be , " he answered , as ha kissed
her on the nose , J v
"Jel , are ya going to' raise a fuss
oyec this ? " lnqulredHank.f
"Well.I ortef. " " ;
" , OhI ; wonldb'.t I'm wiliing.to do
what's fair. "You'n I have "allus boon
jood friends. "
"I know it > Hank. "
' If I was married and you sloned cff
with my wife I'd forgive ye , blamed if
I wouldn't. I'll settle all the damage
u far as I'kin. "
1 That's fair that's manlike/'mused
Jed.
Jed."I'll
"I'll give ye that 3-year-old colt
and call it square. "
"Take the ccltj Jeddy,1prompted !
the " - -
wife.
"I'll do it , Hank , aad here's my
hand on itt There hain't nothing mean
about you after -Sba'nMary won't
lopoagln ? " ' - " - * " * * - i-v >
"No. "
"How Ci-uid I leive my Jjddy ? "
aho whispered as she patted his' left
ear "Well , then it'a all settled , " re
marked the hufbind. "We all go
home , I take the colt , you both prom
ise not to slopa again , and everything
islo.vely. "
"Don't you enter a complain *
agabst them ? " asked the captain ,
"No , Lgnes not. You see Hank
is kinder Ifquir * and honest , and
Mary is willin' to make up , and
though I'm a perfect fiend when Im !
roused Lguess it's my duty to forgive
'em both in this case. "
The trio' wout out , i > ach face aa
serene as a June morning , and when
Hank and Jed decided to take some
beer , to brace up on , Mary waited on
the corner and sang :
"fe it ever so humble ,
There's no place like home. "
He Tools the Pot.
Cittoi City Appeal.
On Tuesday night a game of poker
was played in a private room In one of
out hotels which wound up in a
decidedly peculiar manner. About 8
o'clock that evening a well-known citl-
zai of Genoa was convivializing with
two professional sporting gentlemen
at Winson's bar , when one of the
latter proposed a game of cardswhich
was accepted by the two others. The
party was soon in t $5 limit gtme of
poker. For a while the Genoese
played in excellent luck , when the pro
position was made to play without
limit , which was also unanimously
agreed upon. The two sporting men
had entered into a contract to fleece
the countryman , and they dealt him
four jacks , the dealer took four queens
ana the third received four acea. The
man from Genoa , believing that the
game waft on thcj square ,
chipped $100 , the "ace"
man "saw him" and "raised" another
§ 100 ; the dealer "aaw" that and
"raised" it ? 250. At this juncture of
the game the Genoese , whose credit
[ s Al , sent down to the office of the
hotel for § 500 , which .was at once
brought to him. At length a "show"
of cards rraa called for , and as the
sports did not want to impress their
victim with the idea that they were
playing him falsely , only the man
with the queens produced his hand.
No sooner was this done than the vic
tim , presumably knowing what he
wai about , whipped out his revolver
and struck the dealer over the heal
with it , knocking him senseless. Then
tie went after the man who held the
'our acea , and in tones of thunder in
quired :
"What have you got ? Show up ! '
" 0-h , 0-h , " replied he , "I ain't got
nothing ; I was only bluffing ; that's
ui With that the Genoese picked up
aU the money on the table and walked
of with.it.
A Mesmerist's Trick.
London Truth.
The French courts hava allowed
themselves to be humbugged by the
mesrnerizers , when tha admitted as
proof of somnambulism the evidence
of a needle being being thrust intotha [
nape of a man's neck without his feel
ing it. Many years ago I went to a
public mesmeric seance at Brighton.
The meamerlzer thrust needles into
the foreheads and arms of a number
of girls .who sat with him on a plat
form , and whom he had mesmerized.
[ though that I recognized tha prac
titioner , and on speaking to him after
tha aoanco , Ifound that he had been
a butler in the family of a relation of
mine. He showed me how to insert
\ needle into any one without pain.
Nothing ia more easy. It has only to
be done very slowly. Proceeding from
lecture to practice , he inserted a into
my forehead two or three needles
without my feeling anything beyond s
slight prick.
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rustic pattern ? ; Chairs snd every description of
Iron and Wire ornamental work designed anil
manufactured by E.-T. BARHOil'S Wire and
Iron Work , 57,23 aad 31 Woodward Ave. , DC-
trotMIch. ! Sen.1"11-1" ' * ' * ' -aWoU9 and
rbalijt.
CHARLES RIEWE ,
UNDERTAKER !
Uetallc Ciaca , CofBns , Caskets , Sbroudi , etc.
Farn mStrca . Cth and llth , Omaha , Keb.
Tel igraphlc orJerj oroao'.lv ittanlad to. *
TIECIE
APPETIZER SURE CURE
For COUGHS , GOLDS , BRONCHITIS , ASTHMA , CONSUMP
TION , and all Diseases of the THROAT and LUNGS.
world. By addln ? to TOLU ROCK and RYB Ktl.
r and Tonic , for Renew ! ana hnUj w nl
daily arc th best evidence *
Put up in Quart Size Bottles , giving More for the money than
any article in the market.
TX-VT BKDKCErVKD by unprincipled dealers who try to pate oS upon TOO
art
Extract from Report of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue :
TBKASURY DEPABTHEM" , OFFICE OF INTXBNAL BXVEJfU 7
. 111 ! Uadfcou
ln'n ' ol tUs , ° < : o. - ° " a .uffldent quanUty.
teem Uablo to pay ipiolal
( BlffneJ ) GREEN. B.BAUM , Commissioner
i A
LAWRENCE & MARTIN. Proprietors , Chicago , Ills.
Sold by M ffl BBtfEAim everywhere
IS
A GRATIFYING FACT THAT THE
WHITE SEWING MACHINE
Gives universal Satisfaction and that it is stead
ily and rapidly increasing in pnblic lavor.
The White Machine justly claims to be the
best made , the easiest running , the 'simplest in
construction and the most perfect Machine in
the market ,
The White Co. employ as agents men of in
tegrity , and purchasers are always satisfied ,
because they find everything just as repres
ented.
Everybody should use this Machine. The
sales so far this year are more than double
the corresponding tune last year.
All orders addressed to the Omaha 'Office
will be promptly filled.
JOHN ZEHRUNG ,
Cor Davenport and 15th Sta. Omnha.
.THIS NEW'AITO CORRECT
Prorea beyond any reasonable question that the
CHICAGO' & ! NORTH-WESTERN iR'y
" * Is by all odds tha best road for yon to take when trayellns In either direction between f'
f Chicago and all of the Principal Points In the West , North and NorthwesLfsC
Carefully examine this Map. The Principal Cities of the "West and Northwest are Stations
on this road. Its through trains moko closa connections wid the trains of all railroads at
Junction points.
t. .
THE CHICAGO & NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY ,
s s sssa. .
'HOTEL' DINING CAESj
. , , .
* . Lino. " "Milwaukee. Green Bay & Lake Superior IJnoX
Carda --Cr .1 Wd ! are sold by * " CouP ° a Tldset Agcnts fn the UnltolTStates and !
KoracmbertoaskforTIckctSTlatM3roadlosnrotheyread07erltand ) takononootherJ
aSYIX nCQHUT.Genlilanngcr , Chicago. 24 W. IL SXaBSTT.Genl Pass. Agent , Cnlcago.1
HA.URY P. DDELi , Ticket A nt C. 4N. W. Railway , Hlh a darnhamIStre | t .
1) . B KIMB ALL , AssistantT.eket Acent 0. & N. TIT. Railway , 14th and Farnbam StretU.
J. BBLL. Tiket : 'irent C. / * N. W. Railway , O. P. R. R. Depot.
. - JAMBS T. CLARK TQenural gtnt.
gtnt.HIVERIGK. .
NO FEATHERS
And Everything pertaining to the Furniture and
Upholstery Trade ,
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF HEW GOODS AT THE
p U mon ta ut 1208 and 1210 Farnliam Street.
utter ,
iOOi FABNHAM , cor. 10th.
ING !
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