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it * VOL , X. OMAHA , TUESDAY MORNING , JUNE U , 1881 , NO , 291
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1422 Douglas St.
LARGE STOCK ,
GOOD GOODS ,
LOW PRICES.
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NEURALGIA ,
SCIATICA ,
LUMBAGO ,
1. BACKACHE ,
GOUT ,
SORENESS
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CHEST ,
SORE THROAT ,
QUINSY ,
SWELLINGS
miu SPRAINS ,
FROSTED FEET
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SCALDS ,
GENERAL
BODILY PAINS ,
TOOTHEAR
IMP
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All other Faios
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ACHES.
No J're'iir liiu m ertli e-iuali AT , Jico i Oit * i
firt , ttfiir , siuni : cM oifir Kiltmtl Ileucdy
A tntl inttlli but th coni [ ' ratli > cly trinluj outln ; of
U ) CIHII , and eterj ou lultorinj with piiu on btrt
cbttpacd puiitlv0 proof of Iti clftlmi *
I IK ILXTKH LiROCifilS.
SOLD IT All OMOOISTS AND DtAUIJ IN MEDICINt.
A. VOGELER ft CO.
Htiltlninrf , Md.t U.S.A.
PROBATE NOTICE.
State of Xelraski , IOIIRI ! Coxmty , M :
At a County Court , hcM at tlio County Court
Ilootn. In anil for kaW County , .May Ibtli , A. I ) .
IbSl. J'rtucnt. Howard U. Smitti , County JuilKO.
In tlio matter ol the 'estate ol Slary YVbelaii ,
d cctiwtnlt
OnruaJInt ; ami nilnir tlio jxtltlon of Hyron
Jtcod. Ailininl.tor , of tbu itato p ( the Mid
Jlary Whilaii , ilec-riural , jiroyiiitf for tlie final * * -
tk-nient ami allow an to ol liii tlnal account aa OloJ
anil lor a ili clur c from Ills salil trust :
OIIUKKBU. That July Ut. A. I ) . J88J , at U
o'clock a. iu. , if assigns ! for licanti ! , ' said iwtlhon ,
when all ii rwia Inttrtnttil In said matter may
jiiipcar at a County Court to b held , In and ( or
Mid County , nmUliow cause h > the iiraycr of
iwtitloner khould not bo crantvd ; and that notlco
of the iwndcncy of wild | > ctition and the bearing
thereof , bu givun to all IHTHOIU Intercbtcd In bald
matter , by luiMlthlm ; a copy ol thU order in the
OM.IIIAKEKLY IIKE. a nvwipapcr printed in said
foiintv for four Buccvuaive wetki. iiriorto said
Sj oVferiiig HOWAniJU/BMITII ,
IA true copj J County Judge.
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IIIOVCI.ES. Send
thiev-cent ctamp ( or Cataloue
and 1'rico Liat contaluinB' lull
information.
N , I , D , SOLOMON ,
Paints , Oil and Glass ,
OMAHA , NEB.
Houses.
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LOTS ,
FARMS ,
Real Estate
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EXCHANGE
IStli & MgJrStSM
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OMAHA , NEE ,
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UnSIDEXCE LOTS ,
$100 to $2500 each
KA HOUSES AND LOTS.
500 ' - WOo'to OWe.ch.
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200 FAUMS * ' :
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ACRE'S
900,000 n
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1 0 000 ' ACKES IN X > UGLAS COUNTY
7000 ACRES1N 3Anry :
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LARGE AMOUN J'.O
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- Sutarta Property ,
IN ONK , TEN , TWENTV OK FOUTY-ACUE
LOTS , W1THJS ONU TO FIVE
MILKS fROM POSTOFKICE.
$250,000 TO LOAN
AT
8 Per Cent.
NEW MAPS OF OMAHA ,
PUBLISHED BY THIS AGENCY ,
25c each ; Mounted , $1.
Houses Stores , Hotels ,
Farms , I ots , Lands ,
Offices , Rooms ,
TORENT : OR LEASE.
Taxes Paid , Rents Collected ,
Deeds , Mortgages , and all
Kinds of Real Estate
Documents Made
Out at Short
Notice.
This agency does strictly a
Brokerage business. Does not
speculate , and therefore any
bargains on its books are in
sured to its patrons instead 01
being gobbled up by the agent.
Notary Public Always
in Office.
/3TCALI. AND GET CIUCULAUS arid FULL
PARTICULARS at
atBEMIS'
BEMIS'
Real Esate Exchange ,
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i&TH AND DOUGLAS STS. ,
FORSTER'S ' PHYSIC.
A Superalnmdanco of Leaden
Pills Prepared for the
Irish Stomach.
With Thousands of Armed
Moil to Administer the
Rornody.
The Latest Addition to the Or
ders for Producing Peace
in Ireland.
Tlio Julls Rapidly FilHnt ; Up.
Coclciioy Froth ,
National Awoclatiil I'roNt.
LONDON , , Tum IU. Pnrliamcn re
sinned its session to-day after Whit
suntide recess. Attcnduiicu in honso
of coinnions was unusually large. The
event of the day thus far has been
the reply made by Mr. Forster , home
secretary for Ireland , to various ques
tions addressed , respecting the condi
tion of Ireland by the Irish members
of both parties and by Knglish radi
cals nnd conservatives. Mr. Forster ,
who appeared to bo under considerable
excitement , and who spoke with more
than usual determination , and at times
exasperation , said that the forces
which her majesty had sent to quell
disturbances and to carry out the law
at Skibboroen , wore in bin opinion ,
BUllicient to maintain order and to se
cure the enforcement of the writs of
ejection in spite"of nil resistance , no
matt < jr-i6\v uotcrniihiAl or violent it
might be. .Thu , instructions given to
magistrates and to.conpnandersof mil
itary forces inrIreland were that
crowds assembled ostentatiously to
prevent execution of writs of
eviction or to sympathize with
the ovic ed in ail offensive
manner , were to TJC dispersed , the
ringleaders of such assoinltlysjvorolo
bo arrested , and'in fJuwj" flrabspluto
physical ruowttince , the troops will bo
ordered to. lire upon the populace. '
Mr. Forster Said tirlit the govefniffent
hoped that the largo foroo now in Ire
land , which would bo strengthened if
necessity demanded , would provo to
the Irish people that the law was iior'
to be upset with impunity and tWat
however painful its execution ip indi
vidual cases might bo , , it' must
be carried out at ajl costs and
at aiy "liaxards. "Mjf ji ? ! ? fltpr'8
speech was received wiln ehpera from
the conservative benches aiid with
some expressions , " ! modified approval
from conservative liberals , but it was
from bolowjh'e gangway , where the
radical'members" the- house and
honu ftilera'.sat , that violent expres
sions of disapproval and even of hor-
f or , were heard.
ANOT1IMU LKAflUnit AllttKNTED.
f DUIILI.V , Juno in. Mr. Ilidierown ,
general secretary of tho' Uf'iKTluiigUr , .
wn this morning arrested under the
coercion act nnd convoyed to jail.
The arrwst was effected so quietly
that it is scarcely knows' in the city
and consequently no excitement.
A Storm iu Iown-
WASHINGTON- , Iowa , June J-i 1 a.
in. The wind , rain and hail Htorm of
last evening was the hardest that hns
occurred in this place for many years ,
amounting almost to a tornado , A
number of buildings'wero struck by
lightning' , hoimps wcro unroofed and
great damage caused to trees and
fences. The country is deluged witli
water. Fortunately there was no loss
of life.
DES MOINUS , Ta. , Juno lit. Last
night's Htorm . . ( sinned the form of a
cyclone. The cloud was funnel shaped
and movedat a fearful velocity. Near
Kim Grovu , in lite south part of the
county , it approached the main road ,
and dropped , strikingMcGrill'H or
chard , part of which it utterly demol
ished. It next struck the house of
Mr. Campficld , which in one of the
largest houses in that vicinity , and
completely ra/.ed it to the ground. It
then took n jump and disappeared in
the northeast
GAI.KHIHWO , Ills. , Juno 1. ) . A ter
rible wind and rain ntorm visited this
city and vicinity last night. It had the
appearance of a tornado rain. It
came down in torrents and thu wind
caused considerable destruction to
trees and fences and crops badly dam
aged by hail.
Gront'n Rival.
Corrcs | > ondetico of The Ilvo.
CITV OK MKXICO , June 12. The
1'opolovamp railroad company's con
tract has been signed , thu names of
1'rida and I'oinlio being substituted
for Lewis and Owens. .Subvention m
$5000 per kilometre is to bo paid by
transit toll of onu dollar pur ton on
freight undone dollaron eyory through
transit pisHengcr. ;
Tuo Cliorolioo Election.
National Astoclatvil I'mt.
LITTI.K HOCK , June 13. D. W.
Bushy , head chief of thu Cherokee
Indians , has issued a proclamation for
an election on August 1st. Fourteen
momhoru of thu national council and
10 members of the grand council , be
sides a shorill' , district judgu , solicitor
and clerk from each district are to bu
chosen. Two sots of candidatesuro in
the field and an exciting canvass ia in
progress.
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COASTNOTES
lly Nutlini ! As ou a'ccl 1'itwt.
SAN FiiAXiuhco , Juno IJJ. The
steamer " J'eking" from Hong Kong
rescued the crow of thu Japanese ves
sel that had been drifting for six
months without rudder or compass ,
isjid who supported lifo by subsisting
011 a cargo of beans and HCI weed , but
were much distressed for water.
Thu emperor of China is ill with
mcaidca or small pox.
r 1'riiico Chin will succeed to regency
on the death of thu empress.
The jury found Clarence Gray
guilty of murder in thu second do-
greo.
greo.Tho yacht "Emerald. " was. ran down
and sunk by the steamer " Capital"
near Oakland , The owner , Joseph
Moore , was seriously injured by the
collission.
The Doctor * in Connell
Corrw ] > omlcnco of The Hec.
NOUFOI.K , Juno LI. The thirteenth
annual session of the Nebraska Slate
Medical Society convened in this city ,
Tuesday.
The attendance was very good , and
all parts of the State wcro bolter rep
resented than at any previous meeting
of the society. At roll call the follow -
ing gentlemen answered :
Doctors Boaof Norfolk ; Jackson ,
Pawnee county ; Siuk , Millard ; Stone ,
Wuhoo ; Sewers , Hastings ; l > onisc ,
Omaha ; Blair , North Hemlj Oxford ,
Scribner ; Smith , Fremont ; Dilduce ,
Kearney ; Mitchell , Columbus ; Mercer -
cor , Omaha ; Moore , Otunlih ; D.Uncls ,
Norfolfk Ball , Elk Greek * ; Noxou ,
Koan ; Mitchell , Lincoln ; Hay , Lin
coln ; Bridinstino , Madison ; Cox , No-
iigh ; Leas , Neligh , Graddy , Omaha
Knglebardt , Rising ; Tanner , Norfolk.
Dr. Loisonringand Collbrth of Omaha ,
and Dr. Duncan of Do Witt , were ad
mitted to membership.
A. II. Jackson , Pawnee Co. , S.M
vico-prosidont ; A. S. V. Monslield ,
record.ng secretary ; 11. H. Livingston ,
Plattsmouth , corresponding secretary :
Richard C. Moore , Omaha , trcswurer.
Hnstings was selected as the plnco
for the next meeting , which by an
amendment to the constitution will beheld
held on the 1st Tuesday in May.
The treasurer reported the linanceH
of the society in good condition. The
expenses for tlio past year , including
tmolislu'ng the proceedings forlfoni
previous sessions , wcro S2)2 ! , ' > mi the
receipts from all source * ? 41 ! ! leav
ing a balance of S1K ? > on hand.
The banquet was held Wednesday
oycning at the Elkhorn VaXtyfll. R.
dining hall , and was a verjytroditable
afl'air. jfc
After the address qffUio retiring
president , E. Mercer , Mrl S. W Hayes
' ' ) { Norfolk , was oordiaTly wolcoinod
; by the society to Norfolk in a few well
'chosen words.-
Interesting pftfxfrs were presented by
Drs. Denisc and Graddy , on diseases
of the 03-0 , Dr , Sewers on practice of
medicine , and Peoble on surgery ,
which elicited discussion by most of
the members. 'J > \vascspeciallytho
casp with the paper of D ySbwcrs ,
which brought out the oiiinuna'of the
different members on thathiglOly im
portant disease diphtheria. J
The ollicers for the onsuinyora'aro :
W. NV. Stone , Wahoo , presdjy.jt ; A
II. Sewers Hastings Ist
, , vie-jpresi
dent , i r-
The following toasts were oV&oi' 1 ami
responded to : j
Nebraska State Medical S4ijeyDr.
Sowera.
Tlio press , Mr. Selah.
The ladies , Dr. Doniso.
Tlio country practitioners
The Nebraska school of
Ir. ) Moore. ' ' '
liesolutions wore adopted extending
thanks to the U. * M. , U. M' . , Sioux
City it Pacific , and St. Paul railroads
for courtesies shown. Also to the
proprietor of the Valley Station din
ing hotel for his untiring efforts for
the comfort and pleasure of , his
guests.
' A J3imk Trlclt.
National Associated I'ICNI.
CiiK'Aiio , June 1. ) . It was learned
here this afternoon that the govern
ment had nude a demand on thu liank
of Montreal , this city , for about § 80- ,
000 on account of taxes on false re
turns. It has been the practice of the
Canadian bank doing business in this
city to telegraph lo their principals for
funds whenever statements were to be
made. The government has decided
that these funds are subject to taxa
tion thu same as ordinary deposits.
This is the foundation for the rumor
in Now Vork and Washington to-day
that the Bank of Montreal in finan
cially embarrassed.
Hrndlor oil the Stand-
A I'OOII MKMOKY.
Nathional AsoodtiU'il I'ITSH.
AI.HANY , N. Y. , Juno 13. The
special investigating committee ap
pointed to enquire into the charges of
bribery made by assemblyman JSrad-
loy against Senator Sessions , hold two
hours session this morning. The only
witness was IJr.ulloy , the accuser.
Ho testified length regarding his hab
its and experience previous to enter
ing the legislature. Witness detailed
his movements for the past live or six
years ; was questioned particularly
about n suit concerning a railroad
right of way Home time ago , in which
it appeared ho testified that ho had
not signed a grant for right of way
nnd that thu original agreement wan
produced in court containing' his sig
nature ; hu said as hu understood
thu agreement it was simply a pormin-
sion for thu railroad company to cm-
crouch upon curtain lands for the pur
pose of getting stone and not a grant
fora right of way ; witness Haw Sessions
aoino days aftur the resignation was
announced and told him hu was going
for Conkling inid J'lutt , but that hu
was going homo and would aeo how
his constituents stood ; afterwards ho
had frequent convocations with .Ses-
flioiiH about thu content ; 8e.4.siois ; told
him ho hud bettor vote for other can
didates , as it would bent please his
constituency ; hud scattered his vote
us hu wanted to maintain thu position
of an independent statesman.
TRUE TO HER TRUST.
Too much cannot bo said of thu
over faithful wifu and mo'.hor , con
stantly watching and cariug for her
dear ones , never neglecting a single
duty in their behalf. When they aru
assailed by disease , and t'iu ' system
should have a tlrfough cluiiising , the
stomach and bowels regula-.ed , blood
purified , malarial poi-vm exterminated ,
she must know that Electric IJitters
aru the only sure remedy. They aru
thu best and purest mudicino in thu
world , and only cost fifty ceuts. Sold
by lali & McMuhon , (2) ( )
THE MORMON MECCA ,
A Season of Unexampled Prosper
ity in Salt Lake Dity
anil Valley ,
The Merchants Unmercifully
Qougod by the Union Pa
cific Monopoly.
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Enrly Relief Expected -Pious
Accusation nnd Recrim
ination.
SiecUI | Coirespomldico ot Tim llm.
SALT LAKK CITV , Juno 11. It is
estimated that Hr > 00 miles of railroad
will bo built in tlu > United States due- '
ing the present year ; a largo projw-
tion of which will hu construc'tofl in
I'tah and the regions surrounding ,
At least , four dillcront roads are
hcadiii'towards ! this cily , but owing
to the mutual .suspicion existing be
tween the corporations who xro doing
tin1 work or ho own the lines il is
impossible ( o find out definitely
" whence they conto or whither they
are going,1'orwho is backing them.
This activity , howovcrn railroad
matturfl is giving Salt Lake a boom.
Nuv'er during its history n'ero so many
now business houses and private resi
dence's being erected as at the present
timuj and business generally is brisk
and promising.
The arrival of other lines from thu
east is anxiously looked for by the
merchants of this teiritory , who are
now at the mercy , in freight matters ,
of the Union Pacific monopoly. The
discrimination agaiast Utah ( and 1
presume Wyoming ) is almost intolera
ble , mounting tin to the hundreds of
thousands of dollars annually , but at
present wo have no redress. It is to
bo hoped that the Union Pacific olli-
cials will see before it is too late the
suicidal policy of such unfair and ex
horbitant rates. Of courseit natur
ally has tho-tendency to drive to Cal
ifornia a portion of that trade which
naturally belongs to Omaha and hoi
sister cities yet further east.
Utjdi's encouraging outlook is fur
ther strengthened by tlio most favora
ble prospect for crops that has ever
been known since the advent of the
white racu within its borders. Dif
ferent to the experience of our friends
east of the Rocky Mountains , the
past winter and Hpring have been un
usually favorable seasons for farming
operations. As a consequence , grail
crops and other vegetables are abou
four weeks in advance of average
years , and the reports from Cache
Sanpoto and the other larger agricul
tural valleys rppuesoiit that a heavier
'harvest of corials will bo gathorot
\Ail over bofoio.Jio t'Aily J i4wl > oo'
is the locusts , or grasshoppers , who
have obtruded their unwelcome prcs
once .titsoveial districts. Hut an on
ergotii war' has been waged npoi
them , t.nd it in hoped thu damage thai
they my do will bu comparatively
trilling.
The Imjipy prospect agriculturally ,
the abuiut.mco of labor on the railroad
grades , tlio anicuut of building being
dom in tliu various larger cities of the
territory , c-tc. , have given rise to a
number of financial speculations , min
ing and otWwisu. Like other folks
wo aru inclined to o.xtremes in the
hour of proAjierity , and to-day tele
phones , eluctric lights , now opera
houses , and 'fresh ' railroad branches
are being ovcVywhero canvassed. The
telephone in this city is patronized far
beyond the expectation of its promoters -
tors and unsjghtly \ poles are
stretching in ov ry direction towards
the outskirts of the city. The drama
nlso has of late l > yeti patronized largely
beyond the UHimljim for many years.
Our largo and brilliant theatre has been
open nearly ovury uight for soniu time
past , with frjsh attractions , generally
companies on their vray to San Fran
cisco , and what is inoro remarkable
tlnmu companies have been yury gen
erally , quitu liberally lAtrunhtcd. And
the cry is still they come an the variety
and number of display pouters in
every available nook aiid corner plain
ly dumonstratu.
To write from Salt Lake City and
say notiiit' about Morinonism , would ,
to iiso a hackneyed expression , bo
very much like playing Hamlet wih (
Hamlet left out. Tin policy of the
present leader of the Mormon people
[ Elder John Taylor ; appears .o bin
eminently conversntivu. It may bo
iioiio the less vigorous , but it is more
dillicnlt to attack as it assumes no new
positions , but simply continues in the
road marked out by its former presi
dent. Its necwsary system in as com
pact as in earlier years , and the ru-
tults are as undent in the arrival , now
and again , ( f companies of converts
Tom Eur6pe , Nuw England and other
localities , Now settlements also are
constantly being formedeastern Utah ,
eastern Ari/.on , and Idaho being thu
districts in which this incroasu is at
irufunt most apparent , Thu faithful
ire also directimthuir energies in
einjilu building , threu of thcsu edifices
juing in coursu of construction at thu
iresent time.
Other religious bodies are also vig
orously pushing into I'Uh. Nearly
dl thu Mormon scttlumontuof any DIM
lavu , during the last fuw years , been
nvaded by mission schools , wheru thu
.enets of the various sects have boon
zealously promulgated. The success
ias been varying , but it is evident just
now that a united efl'ort is being madu
ji thu east to extend thu laburd and
nfiucncu of those establishments , but
as these efforts have been generally
iccompanicd by indiscriminate denun
ciations of thu Mormon pcoplv , thu
jhurch import ) hero havu taken the mat
ter up and aru advUing all who
will heed them to lut thu incoaiing
tuachurs soverelly alone , and uu ar. ar
gument Thu Dusurut Nowa is publish
ing day by day , and kuopiug thu mat
ter standing , the resolutiona and Big
{ cations adopted at the nicotines of
ho various conventions , thnt its cdj-
ors deem inimical and hostile. It is
icrhaps to be regretted that when
irosperity is apparently so near and
so abundantly , that the material in
tercuts of the territory should bo
checked by the dread of fresh religious
lisputes , wliich being in the temper
of accusation and recrimination can
lo no possible ( jood , but on the other
land retard progress nnd hinder the
development of the natural resources
if the territory. B
NOTES BY THE WAY.
A Flyhijr Trip Through Kansas
uiul No'n-nskn. '
j OMAIII , Juno Kith.
Tiulio Eilltor of Tim linn :
' 1 have just returned from u short
trip through the southern and central
part of the state , and having jolted
down n few items on my way 1 give
them to you for publication.
My nmto w.is over the H. it M. to
Lincoln and over the A. it X. from
Lincoln to Atcliison , Kansas. Thin
latter road is now owned by the U. it
M. company , having been purchased
by them about two yours ago. It'runs
from north to south through the
entire length of what is known tin the
Nemaha Valley. This valley isono of
the most delightful us well us one of
the richest in the whole country. The
towns along the line of the road
would reflect credit upon many of the
older states while the farms , as a rule ,
are under a line state of cultivation
nnd improvement.
The crops although somewhat back
ward , and very promising , and far-
inors are in good spirit.
In most places the rain has been no
abundant us to give the weeds an up
ward boom , ami these mar the beauty
ol the fields ( o some extent.
As 1 looked upon the wide spread
ing fields of grain , and the thousands
of acres of unimproved land , 1 won
dered why any man on earth should
bo without a homo. How strange
that men with largo families and lim
ited means , will flock to cities to drag
out , a miserable existence , and rear
their children in idleness and shame ,
rather than enjoy the wholesome free
dom of n farmer's'life , and possess a
homo of their own.
As I saw the swarum of people
gutting on and oil' thu trains and
thronging the depots , I realized as
never before the great progressive nnd
developing power of our railroads ,
and how much the people owe them
for what they now are , and what they
hope to become in this great state. It
is a real luxury to travel over the U.
& M. road , and its many branches.
It traverses the most fertile portions ol
the state. The conductors with whom
wo trrwoled wore'ever careful for the
comfort of tlieli'paSriongcrn.Vhml
thu pleasure , both going and coming ,
of the companyof our esteemed towns
man , A. P. Ttickoy , who represents
tlio publishing house of Tuintor Jiro.s. ,
Merrill it Co. , Now York. This firm
could not have a moro worthy ropro-
Bontative. '
Prohibition seems not to prohibit
in Kansas , and high license seems not
to license in Nebraska. Such , at least ,
was the testimony of the pcoplu
everywhere.
The U. it M. depot is lo be opnnod
on the -tlh of July. It is a line build
ing , and adds greatly to the appear
ance of te ! capital city.
Lincoln's growth , like that of Oma
ha , Hccnis ( o bo rapid and subslanlial.
Wo met Dr. li.iuuhor . , the esteemed
pastor of the Lutheran church , in this
city , and hud an interesting and
pleasant chat with him. I was sorry
to learn that he is so soon to shakuthu
dust from his feut against Omaha. Jt
is his opinion that thu minister whosu
education , association , modes of
thought and early labors , are of a decided -
cided eastern cast , is not suited to this
western country. .1. W , I.
; Zjivo Stoclc.
Cilif.\io , .Mini ) l.'l.
' . .7,000. .Slii | > mcnt ,
, ( KXj ) moderately nctivu ; price * d uiul 10
viitH lowur : quality K < MKI , ami decliw
iiaiidy mi limur kiniln ; xulci or mixt'd
Nicking. y > M > G'.fi M ) ; Iffjlit , -.r > iXXSi-fi ! K ) ;
linici ! lii'ivvy | iukiii ; | ; mill nliipjiiii ' , $5 HU
if 10.
< 'nttli rltwi'litn | , r , l00 ! ; niim | < > iitH ,
,700 ; Htcaily on hunt , but | > our Htock
vfitLfi- ; far wiviturn and luilf fat nutivu
lock dull ; I'.MMIIU , . * ! ! OOMi ' > ; K" < l to
lioico i-liipiiiiiK , y > MOibir \ > ; poor to fair ,
$ r > 'M ( r > M ; liuti.'litTrt' ntock fairly actlvti
nil xtcudy ; common tn choice , $ - fiOXir
7i ( ; bulk , ! ? . ' ! 7. % ' -I i5 ! ; tliruu li ( jraHH
V'xuiiH , fair Hiipply and ili'inand Hh'iuly nt
! OOC" 1 liO fur Komi to clioinu ; poor to
U'lllnin qiKitahlu at W I'lOfu ! ) IK ) ; tc > cl iTH
nd ffcilurn inciilfrately nctlvo at 8H ( XG' ) '
10 ; nothiiif , ' dotiiK in yoiin Htock culvi'u ;
K\\i : \ HtnuiK t ? .r > 00ii ( 7 00 ,
HIIKK1' HfCfiitH | , U.MKliipincnU ) ; ( ,
JOO ; liuiiiiuiil wiitk and Hiipply mainly of a
Miur quality ; no extra xla-i'ii ht ru ; poor tn
( , , ! rlivuiliiiKK , W MCn I 'Aij i'.xtrii , 81 HO
.i. | l iO ; priciHu \ and jjo per piiiind lower
hail l
FHEE OF COST.
Du. KIWI'S NKW DISCOVKIIV for
Consumption , Coughs and Colds
\Btliina , Ilronchitis , etc , , is given
iway in trial bottles free of cost to
ho afllicted. If you havu a bad
cough , cold , dilliculty of breathing ,
loamiiicss or any affection of tliu
hroat or lungs by all moans give this
vondeifiil ivim'dy a trial. AM yon
value your oxistcncu you cannot
i fiord to lut this opportunity pass.
We could not afford , and would not
; ivo this remedy away unless wo
tnow it would accomplish what wu
claim for it. Thousands of hopuloss
COHCS havu already been completely
cured by it. There is no medicine in
the world that will euro onu half thu
ciweH that Du. Ki.vu'sNiwDiicovi'.iiY : (
will cure. For salu by
( G ) ISH it McMAiioN , Omaha.
FLIES it MOSQUlTOKtJ.
A lee box of "Hough on ItaAa" will
keep a housu frou from lliea , nujBijui-
toes , rats and micu , thu entire season
Druggists acll it. ( I )
DOMESTIC DOINGS ,
A Chicago Police Officer Murdered
by Burglars ,
*
Sousntional Attempt of a Now
York Lady to Commit Sul-
cido at Niagara.
-
Final Capture of ouo of the
Jntnos Gang.
ntjonat AMX'htfil Pro" .
I'T. tlimvis , N. Y. , Juno 1. ? . A.
> ont cotitainitij : two nu'ii , .lolui Flau-
igau anil .Miulmi'l MuDurmott , caji-
izutl while racing on tliu Ljickawanna
Ivor anil its occupants were drownud.
STIIIKIXII liriVlir.HS.
Xi\v : YOIIK , Juno 1Tho 1 ! ! liutch-
r.s of this city and vicinity are now
winging for a general atriko , not for
in inutvn.su of ] > ; iy , but for shorter
uiura. ' 1'elegranis to the butcliurs"
orktng men's nninn from Chicago
ly the Imlclicra tliuro would join in
liu strike.
Over 11,000 immigrants landed at
3asllo Garden in the rast twunty-fotir
HYAX Ul'.M ) IX.
KANSAS CITV , Mo. , .luno l5. ! Hill
lyn\\ \ , one of the notorious James
iruthura gang , who robbed a Chicago
t Alton train at Cilondalo , Mo. , tn
870 , IMS bucn brought h'jro from
'onnosseo. There is no ilouht what *
vur aa to lii.s connection with the rob-
ery.
Hltl'lW.VTKn rtV ( IAS.
lvioKVK : , la. . Juno 12. John Cline
iid Bur Williams , minur.s , were *
ull'ocated by foul air in the shaft at
Jenlrovillo , iiuar thia city yesterday.
Cline lost bin lifo trying to rescuu
VillianiB.
SHIl.UTMU'.S KSCAI'K
llrx.NKwr.i.L , KM. , Juno in. An-
, row D. Robeson , a uuplimv of ox-
Secretary Hobeson , of Now Joraoy ,
H atruek by lightning yo.sterday on
lis farm near thin place. His clothes
vero all torn from IIIH body and his
vatch anil chain melted. The barn in
vhieh ho was Htanding wan partly du-
noliahed and onu homo killed.
KII.I.V.li OS 1)ITY. )
CmrAiioi1uno I ! ! . ThoH. Jlahotivy ,
long and favorably known as an ollicer
und detective of the Chicago police
force , was shot and instantly killed ab
midnight by unknown burglars when
ho WIIB attcmptim , ' to arrest them for.
having broken into a. IIUUHU in the
Deering utroot ilio'tricl. The r burg
lars escaped hccauso tliu tclophono
wires wcro interrupted by a violent
storm and the patrol could not bo
summoned at once. The man who
apprised Muhonoy of the burglary-
saw them when the officer was trying
to arrest them and can givu an accu
rate description. Malioney has been
on the force for fourteen years and ,
leaves u wife and ono child
ATTKMlTni ) Kl'R'llli : AT MAO.UiA.
Uuf'FAi.o , Juno l.'l. A Roiisation.il
attempt at .suiciMo was made at Ltnui
Island , Niagara Falls , yesterday , by a.
lady registering at tlio liotol as Mrs.
ou'ii , of Now York. She was ob
served standing on the railing for
HOIIIO time , watching tlio rushing I
walur. .Finally who tliruu- her iiiu-
> rola ! in tlio stream , ajiparently to test
ho current. SIiu then stopped upon
ho railing and gathered her skirts to
gether for tlio fatal plunge , when two
'entleiiimi who had been watching
tor rushed to tlio HCCIIO and prevented
ier jumping. Hlio had taken oil' her
vedding ring and placed it in the
loaoin of her tlre.su. Shu linally con-
essed that she had been reared at the
'rsalino convent at East Morriuiana ,
sr. Y. , and married lier guardian , with
lioin shu had trouble regarding her
iroperty.
Gurilnii City Notes.
atlonal Anioclati'i ) I'rviu.
( Jitii'AOO , Juno l.'l. The Chicago it
Northwestern depot at Itosohill cumo-
ory was struck by lightning thin
lorniiu ; and burned to the ground.
Patrick O'Neill , ono of the oldest
: iti/.eim in this city , and uxtenmvely
mown in connection with wholcs.iio
iiior | interests , died last night from
10 elleets of paralysis of the brain.
le came to this city in 18.r)4 , from
Hinty carlo w , Ireland.
WOMAN'S TllUE FRIEND. '
A friend in need is a friend indeed ,
'his none can deny , especial ! when
ssistanco in rendered when ono ia
irely afllicted with disease , more par-
eulary those ) complaints and weak-
esses so common to our fomalu pop-
lation. Every woman ahould know
mt Electric Bittern are WOIIIIUI'H trim
riond , and will positively restore her
o health , even when all other reiiio-
ien fail. A single trial will alway
irovo our aHsertion. The are ploas-
int to tliu tnsto and only cost CO cento
bottle. Sold by Isli & McMu-
on. (1) ( )
A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.
For the speedy euro of Consump-
on and all diseases that lead to it ,
uch as fitubborn congha , neglected
Colds , Bronchitis , Hay Feyer , Astli-
na , pain in the mdo and chest , dry
lacking cough , tickling in the throat
loarseness , Sere Throat , and all
lironio or lingering diseases of the
liroat and lungs , Dr. King Now Dia-
every lias no eijual and has established
> r itself a world-wido rujmtiitioiu
kliuiy leading physicians recommend
nd imo itinthoir practice. Tliu form *
ihi from wliich it is prepared is hi h-
y recommended by all medical jour-
mis. The clergy and the press * have
ompliniBiited it in tliu yiost glowing
erniH. Oo to your druggist and get u
riai bottle free of cost , or a regular
aizo for § 1 .00. For Sale by
d(5 ( ( Isu & MoMAiinN , Omaha.
" BLACK-DRAUGHT' cures cuallvo- .
ness and