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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : FRIDAY NOVEMBER 4 , 1881
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E.BOSEWATEU , Editor
Edwin Dnvl * , Manaeor of
Clroolatlon- _
John H. Pierce In In Charge i of ' the
CHrcuUion of THK DAILY BKK.
A. n. Fitch. corrennondentamlimli
TATIIONH of TUB BIK will con
the rot
forwarding
favor on UB by
of the election next Tuesday
very county in the state aa BOI
the result has been definitely n
! , inincd. Wo desire- more onpei
the exact returns on supreme j
nd regents of the university.
MORE manufactories , a wagon b
across the Missouri , and a numl )
first class funoralfl nro a few o
needs of Omaha which wo call teat
-at the present time.
BEX HILL is the latest convo
service reform , Uon would
Jiis mouth closed as tightly as or
tor if a democratic administrate
dishing out federal pap in the
of Georgia.
INTEGRITY and ability are th
most important qualifications fo
incumbent of our county judgi
These are possessed byJudgoC
wick , and will receive the end
mcnt of the voters of Douglas co
O0K consul at Berlin has been
inn an essay on the American
Omaha cr.n exhibit as fine spec !
of the American hog as any othoi
in the west. The Omahog'n wal
two logs and many of them arc
aottlors.
Gov. ROBERTH , of Texas , n
absolutely to ride upon a ra :
pass , saying ho would rather
Oov. Roberts should bo cased
glass box and exhibited , nt Lii
Nebraska governors are not cut <
that kind of linen.
THK Newark Mechanics' Na
Tfink failure was the first rcporl
the fiscal year ending Novcmbo
Juat what the services of the
i * Jersey bank examiners amoni
Ii would be an interesting fact fo
swindled stockholders to invest
ADVICEH from Wasnington
positively that Postmaster G (
James will retire from the en
early in next month. Mr. J
administration of the postal so
while ono ot the shortest in the h
of the government , has boon the
Lrilliant on record.
Hotf. WM. DAILY , of Nemahn
published an open letter in ox
tion of his "flop" from Dundy Ic
dock during the late senator1 ! ;
teat. The explanation is dec
lame and not in accord with tl
planations ho made on the spot
his bombshell flashed in the pan
WHEN stock watering and con
tion ring swindling have been
iibitod by law , and a rigid ncci
Lility of the railroads to the
government enforced under
penalties , the fir t great sto {
Laro boon taken towards a sa
tory solution of the railroad
tion.
THK Illinois railroadi need a
our reminder from the citizens <
tate that they are the croaturoi
3iot the rulers of the people. 'W
corporation dufiantly avows its
tion to disobey the laws it is
time that the question of supoi
ahould bo decided thoroughly
promptly.
TUB lengthy speech of Sam
Randall in favor of the abolili
internal revenue taxes on whiol
tobacco will not moot with g
approval. The saino argument
used in favor of the repeal of t
tics on coflbo and tea , with the
of enriching the importers am
ing no'difference in the cost I
consumer of these luxuries.
CotLEcrroii ROBEHTHOW , of
Tork , willt soon have to wal
plank , notwithstanding Preside
ihur's earnest dcsiro to follow i
footpaths of his lamented prodec
Congressman Richard Crowloj
thur'a candidate for the senate
Platt was elected , is believed
Robertson's prospective SUCCOR
the head of the Now York c
Jiou e ,
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EASTERN /iNTT-MOr.OFOLI !
The null-monopoly movement
rapidly giining strength in the cas
stati-8 , ns ita objoutn nnd princi
are boiiiR brought moro nnd more
fore the people. In Now York
Now Jersey the grip of the corp
lions on loctl interests , which are
by ono being monopolized at the 1
the foe
in inlcnsifjing
lie exponio ,
Hint a policy of inaction cannot n
longer bo maintained by the poop
.hoy expect to retain any rcmimnl
.heir political or municipal power.
extortions and nn
Now York the
discriminations < > f the Now York (
ral has awakened universal honlilit
along fa l o whih
.hat corporation
Kld and doli.uit purchnso of leg
, ita opponitii :
, uro after legislature
.ho freedom of the cnnils nnil Us <
rol of state ofllcom nnd the fltalo
licinry has antagonized n largo
growing oloinent among the fan
n sections of the Btnto not trave
iy its rails. In New York city
nti-monopoly movement has I
akon up and is being pushed by n
f the merchant princes of the i
opolia. lion like F. H. Thun
, 'otor Cooper , Henry Nic
nd II. H. Clafiin , w
japital aggregated milliona
dollars nro upending ti.no and mi
n diffusing a knowledge of corj.
ion methods nnd anti-monopoly i
ciplos. Upon the iaauo of Htati
national control of the railroads ,
utimfttod that 60,000 voters couli
iccurod in Now York city nlono f
purely anti-monopoly ticket. I
anti-monopoly leagues are b
quietly but efficiently orgai :
.hroughout the state , and sup ]
with documents from the hoadquni
of the loaguo. Papers frio
to the movement nro offi
the use of their columnn
the publication of matter boc
upon the question of cheap tram
tntion nnd aiding the cause by v
OUB discussion of the measures
candidates. For the first time ii
liistory of Now York politics the i
monopoly issue has compelled th
tontion of platform makers , am
though the party utterances on
question were neither loud or
iiouncod still n concession
rapidly growing minority was w
'roin both political conventions.
the railways fear the continued gn
of the anti-monopoly sentiment is
by the labored editorials from
organs of Vanderbilt and Gould ag
any interference with the "vi
rights" of the corporations. J
the magazines nnd reviews have t
up the subject , nnd have called
discussion of the question the n
writers of the oast.
In Now Jersey the monopolizin
the corporations of the entire v
front of the cities of Ilobokon
Jersey Oily , and the total oxoiuj
of their real ostnto and other ]
orty from local taxation , is 1
made an issue in the canvass for
and state candidates for oflico. ]
anti-monopoly leagues have
formed on the basis of those in
York , whoso members are phi
to oppose the election of every c ;
date for office who IB not knov
favor and who will rot if elected
for the principles of anti-mono
A number of anti-monopoly ci
dates independent of ( ho nominci
the party tickets have boon plac
nomination , and are being vigor
supported. The movement , if
widespread than in Now York , is
the lees active , or failing in the
port of able and respected citi
In other states on the Atlanlii
board there are evidences
steady growth in the sontimon
nuti-nioiiopoly. Wherever the
has taken up the discussion o
aubjoct it has undo innny coir
And in sections where railroad in II
has boon sufficient to stiilo the
of the pooplu through the public
nnla , there are thousands of v
who have nullurod from the oxtoi
and unjust diacriinitifttions of the
roads who nro only nwniting timi
opportunity to plows thomsolvo
record as opposed to further liccn
the part of corporate monopolies
The methods Adopted by the
Monopoly Lonuuo have thus far
marked by wisdom and grcift ai
istr&tivo ability. Ono of the gri
otids already accomplished by tl
ganizition hai boon the olovuti
the anti-monopoly question in
east to a square issue bctwoo :
people and the corporations ,
railroad wreckers hnvo ceased c
"coininun
the anti-monopolists
and are forced into a dofonsivi
tudo while their political nnd bii ;
methods are exposed for pnbli
spoction and discussion. '
It is n source of gratification'to
in the west who for years have
fighting the battle for anti-mon
against heavy odds to witnrm
growth of the principles which
hauuaolong advocated. It , ia
moro a source of gratification ti
( hit the conduct of the anti-mon
c-uiso in other ucctions is in the .
of nblo and oxpcrionucd loaders i
wealth d inarms bribery and i
position defies abuao. The wi
producers have clasped hands
eastern consumora in their bnttl
the rights of the people
before many years have el
thuy will BOO the
iu a wave of sentiment whicl
svioop the country from the Ath
to the Pacific , nnd which -will a'
nnd i
to ovcry American producer
per low tariffs nnd undiscriinim
service on the part of the rnilt
under the supervision of the r <
scntalivo of the people.
JOHN J , POINTS.
The rcnominntion of Profi
Points ns county superintendent c
tructionwill moot with the co
ipport of every republican vote
) ouglns county. Mr. Points dt
is term of oflico him given RCI
ntisfaction to both p.itronn nnd t <
r in onr schools. The incrcas
10 efficiency of the schools of E
ns county is largely owing to the
11 and industrious inspection of
esflor Points nnd his conHcien
upcrvision of thuir teachers , t
as county has never had a countj
lorintendctit of schools who has
dared greater ability in the disci
f hin duties or whoso work has
lore natisfactory to our pooplo.
CBW Points' popularity is the r
f merit nnd ho ought to bo homely
omoly endorsed at the polls an
'uosday. Every voter in Doi
ounty who has the interest of
ounty schools nt heart should cat
) allot for Professor Points.
Sr Louis is about to wrcstlo
lie tolcgrah ] polo nuisnnco. Bt
treasure is being brought to bear
lie city council to prohibit nnj
licr defacement of the streets b ]
msightly poles which stretch ivory i
very thoroughfare. It is foun
n other cities , that in cases of fir
eng lines of wire a serious obe
ion to the free operation of th
department. Chicago lias ah
nken steps to prevent the strii
of telegraph or telephone wires c
ground , with the result of forcin
ompanics to oxperinent with th
lorground system of telegraphy
view to its early adoption.
[ ucstion will sooner or later
tself upon all the largo cities o !
ountry. No nation in the 1
grants valuable franchises whic
convenience tho. public to the o
lone in our own country. As
t is satisfactorily demonstrated
indorground telegraphy is practit
ust so soon should our cities 1
iovod of the defacement of the
work of wires and the unsightly
which now disfigure our streets.
AT the coining election in Wi
sin four constitutional onicndr
will bo submitted to the poop
heir ratification. A question h
nriaon as to the method in which
hall bo voted upon , the atto
; enoral lias decided that the four
> o voted for or against ay n who
each voter. This decision is crc
great surprise in the Badger sta !
t is in the face of n plain provisi
article 12 of the constitution , '
states that "if moro than ono ai
incnt bo submitted , they shall bi
nittcd in such a manner that tin
lie may rote for or against
amendments separately. " The
iioy-genoral seems to have some
ml ideas on the subject , and has
decision upon n previous prect
[ t is now n question whether tl
suit of the election will no
disputed , and the cnao carried I
supreme court on the ground elation
lation of the constitutional prov
THK lrahl attack upon .
Kinney is na malicious as it isun
For. The intimation that Judge
noy is receiving pay for the dig
and manly address of welcome h
lirored nt the reception ton
General Van Wyck by hid friend
neighbors at Nebraska City afti
election to the senate is to HV
least decidedly indecent. It wi
remembered that Judge Kinnuj
bean honored by the support o
democrats in the legislature
the position to which G
Van \tyck was elected
Ik was eminently proporthat the
montoi local pride and heartfelt
fication ever General Van Wl
elevation should find generous e
sion through .Intlgo Kinnoy.
Mcriba mercenary motives to hi
such a tribute is simply benefit
tempt. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Mil. Jo.SKl'U K. McOAMMB
Pennsylvania , ussistnnt nttorno ,
era ! of the United States , line
appointed to the important posit
commissioner of railroads , mac
cant some months ago by the
niary dismissal of Thoophilus Fi
The Washington correspondent
Cincinnati Commercial represen
now commissioner ni n man w
fear and without icprouch , It i
hoped ho ia also a man \\hoi
Pacific railroads cannot buy.
IT is the right nnd in fuct th <
of every conscientious voter to H
the names of notoriously incoin
or dishonest candidates ; but t !
publicans of this city nnd <
can't bi'ltor themselves this y
scratching their ticket and sub
ing democratic candidates ,
OiiitiH , HAUTXIAN is about tin
man on the democratic tick
whoso election Dr. Miller tu
deep interest , and that fact is ir
ii excellent reason why John 1
10jld receive the gontril auppo
ur citiycns , irrespective of party
THK lack of financial success M
as attended the Atlanta exhibit !
aid to bo principally owing to
igh rates of fnro charged by the
oads , which have prevented a gei
Itendanco of the people of the s <
LAST , but by no means least , ii
) ortnnco , is the oflico of con
ohn G. Jabobs hns made an ace
do officer , nnd there is no doubl
will bo re-elected by a handsome
ority.
THK clerk of Douglas county st
> o a man of responsibility. For
eason John IJaumer will bo our
ounty clerk.
A LOMJ pull , a strong pull a
mil altogether , will elect the rep
in ticket in this county.
THE ST. X.OUIB CONVENT ;
Eloport of the Nebraika Dolcgr
to Governor Nn.noo.
LINCOLN , November 1 , 18i
o Ills Krcellency , Alhlmm Nance , Ocnor
Nebraska :
Sue I hnvo been instructed
our delegation to the Missis
iver convention lately held n
is , Mo. , to inform you of tli
ults to their labors , nnd in nci
nco therewith I { have the lion
ubmit the following :
It was apparent to your deleg :
Tovious to their departure fo
ouis , that influences wore nt wo
online the subject matter of the
tiiUon to the improvement ol
iIiHsisBtppi alone , and particular
hat portion of the river situated i
f St. Louis ; and wo BOOH disco1
iter our arrival there that wo
lotJnnVnkcn in the premises. II
_ ourdolouation , air , ntoncorosolv
work earnestly and dilligently to
.ue the flectional and local selfish
which was endangering a work a
ional in its character as vasl
; rund in its magnitude. Wo cor
d with such delegates as were ,
urselves , representatives of state
uatod in the Missouri volley pr
nd found no difficulty in sect
their valuable assistance. Tlioii
tlo wns our battlo. But owing t <
many states represented the nun
were against us , and it required
erect and dilligont work on the
of every member of your deleg :
and ofheir friends and allies I
of the Mis
euro a ju.st recognition
iver ; and I have reason to cong
ate your excellency , nnd througl
, ho people of Nebraska , ever the
lint our labors wore not in .vain.
The act of July. 79 , organ
vhat is known as the Missu
liver commission , in its first sc
) rovidoa for the surveys of "tho
issippi river and its navigable t
Urios , " while section four of the
ict provides for the expcnditui
moneys on the improvement of
Mississippi alone , "not on the
) rovemont of its navigable tri
ics , " and this was the mistake c
congressional delegations roprcso
.ho Missouri valley proper , in
Forty-sixth congress , , or , if
ilcaso , their gross negligence :
, hero would have been no diflicul
, ho least in adding the words
its navigable tributaries , " to the
"Mississippi , " in the fourth sect
at least the records show no elTbi
that direction. The commission
UB more trouble than all else
course , if it had been it
Bible to improve the Misi
because of scientific reasons ,
tore the improvements on
Mississippi below St. Charles
completed , there would have be <
excuse ; but auch eng nier as
boon charged with the survo ;
those rivera by the war departnu
not assort such n tiling , ami no
in the convention was bold enou
clain that such was the case Tl
provomont of the Mississippi nlc
of such vast magnitude and of
great importance to the people < i
woat that wo would have saci
our se'ctional pride to the coi
good if it had been deinoimtratei
that our position wns cndangcrin
grand work. But this is not
done simply because it could n
done wo doomed it our duty to
for oqunl privileges with the Ik !
flippi , thus hoping to secure n sp (
completion of the great work iu
templation.
The Nebraska delegation lias
moreover instrumental indeed ii
hinted with it in the hiking of
stops as will , in the near futui
Bidt In n Missouri riser commi
provided our delegation in coi
does not succeed in amending tl
ot July , 1870 , as above ugg
and for that reason a convent !
the Missouri river ntntes and tc
rics will bo called at Kansas Cit ;
before congress meets. To thi-
vontion your excellency will 1
vited to send a delegation , h
committee which has the mat
charge.
Considering the fact that 1
Sutor , of the United States cngii
who has completed his survey <
Missouri river in accordance wi <
struct ions from the war depart
approximated such improvements
a depth of twelve feet from St. C
to bioux City , at a cost of eighi
linns of dollars , it seems Btnun
view of the maxnificont result )
would derive from such an undi
ing , that wo should find any ti
at nil in securing the necessary t
jiriutions to commence the worki
ing the year 1882 , so that bj
sand bans snags and changing
noli w ill have made room for a t
did stream of v.ator , at no plat
than ono thousand tcct wide , r
every place nnd for all time t
font deep. Major Sutor's rep
very comprehensive on this su
The prcsn of Nobr.uk.t should ,
untiring energy and unrelenting
lion to the cause of cheap trana
lion , use its best endeavors incr
such n public opinion as will be
mount to nil olau , By HO doil
projB would do ita duty and 01
duty to the people.
It was desirable that the po :
ties of the Mississippi should be
onstrated to the convention , ni
that purpose an excursion on tin
upon a Btenm tug and its bargoo
n number was decided upon.
wcnty-fivo hundred people , inclu
ho detonates and their friends ,
n board , and a flying trip WAS I
own the river about twelve nnlci
eturn. On the return trip the si
tig and its barges bad to face
lighly current , but bravely wa
work done , nt the rnto of about
liles an hour. The barges and
tcamer hnvo a capacity of 1C
ons , or 1,000 , railroad cars of ten
ach ; and considering this imir
mount of height , one may we !
urprisotl nt the grand ponsi
ics of tlicso western wnterv
Vo were informed that fil
lundred dollars will cover the cx [ :
> f the trip from St. Louis to Non
cans , or ono dollar and onu-half
nilro.id car. To-day , sir , to r
he tide waters of the Atlantic by
vo pay all the way from ono him
o ono hundred and lifty dollars
nr. Is not the question of c
riimportation nolvedwhen the
waters of the Atlantic nro renche
mo dollar nnd one-half per car
if teen cents per ton ? I dare say
> uch nro the possibilities of the
issippi , nnd the Missouri has
MHO possibilities.
Thin is iv short synopsis of
our delegation hna done , and wl
IBS necn. Your Excellency w
omo future day receive from
irosident of the board of trade o
jouis n printed pamphlet conta
ho complete proceedings of the
issippi river improvement cot
ion. To this icport I append a
> f the resolutions passed by the
vontion , and I respectfully call
attention to them , particularly tc
ilution No. 4 , the one that omb
ho idea that the Missouri river
not bo ncglectoj.
ITiopo , sir , that you rill bo sat ;
with the work of jour delcgn
nnd in the behalf of roy colleague
well as in my own behalf , I te
rou most respectful thanks for
loner you have conferred upon I
nnd mo by entrusting us with
ask of taking care of Nebraska
crests at St. Louis. Allow in
ixpross the hope that the chief e :
ivo of Nebraska will call the a
ion of our delegation in
; rcsB to this report , so that they
ully understand the nituation
inish that which your dele atio
commenced. It is cheap transp
ion that onr people want , and tine
o secure it is through the imp
mont of our water highways ,
nain , of your Excellency , the
ibedient servant.
VICTOR YIFQUA :
O COI DENT A.L JOTTINC
MONTANA.
Forty cars of wheat leave W
every any.
Wheat brings ot Helena from ' .
-cuts a pound.
Ft. Keogh hai been reinforced b
tdditiooal trooi g in the LIB 30 dayu.
The governor of Utah. MonUni
ilaho recently root at 13utti ) and' c
ered measures to prevent thu spre
Mortuonum.
Int-nno sxoitement reigns ove-thf
Ikcoveries of gold in tlio vicinity ul
tlu/innls and Imndieda uro weudini ;
way to that point.
The U. ft N. engineers in JefTeraor
ron hnvo had a couple of rough fighti
be bears , two young men having tu i
ionic on account of the injuries the
ceived.
A new town ia building on Sweat
creek , up the Bitter Root , the quart
ioveries of last summer being the
Che place will be called Gnrfiuld , in
of thu only prehident whoever % isit
Bitter Hoot valley.
The Rradors on the _ Utah & No
itruok for an incretwe in wages , clc
, hat the coot of living , owing to the i
; y of the weather , will amount to
; nan their present wages. The coi
at once acceded to their domandtf.
Within the tire y ara next euMiin
i'i uted cxpoaditureH of the Noi
Pmifio for couetrnctinn and cthe :
; > OHBH adjacent to Helena will read
) 'JO,0 ' < 0. The plaut of machine r
pal" KUopg , round housen , fieigh am
linger da ot , etc. , will probably ni
less ttum eSTO.OOO.
COLORADO.
Denver has opened a medical colic
The coal interests of Como are bo'
Kukomo in reeoverini ? rapidly tra
effects r > ( thu recent liiea.
Judge Thomas M Uowon's entitr
s own urobablo inu mo from hli
Norto mina R $8,000 to 811,000 per
The n w KpUcopnl Cathedral ia I
wdl hi ooiii-ecrutod next Sunday ,
the Inrgo t and most elegnnt in the
At the lowrit estimate 9600,000 hai
dUburaed nioca June 1 opening <
miningHcoium 01 mining ontcrfrine
Miiioinl Point.
Summit county , it in Mtiirmte. .
yield a groan product in roind numl
? ' ,5H,103 This will RV Sumu
thlidplacoln the minoial producioi
ties . 'f the State.
The rompletion of the Colorad <
Line ditch , which ii a con mnm ti
ticipittrd month hence , will tiai
300,0 0 arretinf barren land into pri d
fftrnu. When linielied it xrlll be 10 (
In length , It ii BX feet deep am
l wiJe t tLo bottom.
A rich itrlke ia reported to htr
made ia the I ) * I' n ibaft of the I
near Leadville. la thu l rel at adc
40 f et in the forenimed eh aft & p
dicuUr vein of galena 2 inchw in
ncloied in 18 iuchei of bird carbc
wa > cut , retnrna from which ihrr
niiocet of filter and i 7-10 ouuots go
CO j > or cent. In Uad.
CALIFORNIA
Tim Toin imelter of the CA !
dUtrtct is tunning cut lead aad litr
lion , During the Iwt ten daya
pounds ImTO been run , valutd t 9
Sulphate of itrontium has t > raa ft
Mazurka canjon , Inyo county. Ii
eraiojy thl < minerul is unml y calle <
tit . Nitrate of itrontium ia > o i
work * , giving a beautiful criiuiou cc
the ( Unit.
The other day , while Daniel Doil
pnyiiif with other bu ) H at. a uairmll
Menducino , he fell Into n pile of aa
which gave way boncaib him , the u
tin bottom being all on firo. Tlia
tunate boy w * hoirilily buinwl , an
after died ot the injuries.
The removal of the trees and hi
l.'Nl ) acrtft if the old G ika ranch
Vina , Tehaina county , hua teen
menrvd , and when the land U c'ejr
put in tuder , it id tlu intention o
cninr Stanford , the owner of the i
pait rf the Oerke g ant , la plant t
tin * track in grupd viucu.
DAKOTA AND THE QLAOK HILl
Material in on the ground for a 1
diat chinch at Dell llapidd.
The new iiauo of 1'ennington
court house bomli neil at U5.
Uauchmen in the valley near
City are building an irrigating ditc !
An agent of the Union Pacific
lecting peciraeni of BUck llllla o
Chamberlain cUimi a jxipulatlon
by actual count. And it Isn't
I
nonthi since the railroad reached C
Tlio populatiin of the HilU h inc
ng. NinteendoKs were counted iu
roud on M < in street , Hnpld City , a
Ryu ago.
'i'ho holler itf Stewart' * mill near t
nan's gulch In thn IMixck HilU , cxpli
cillin' Hnwnril Siiiilh nun of Miejirr
ore , and general'y wrecking the mill
Th tola ! nsie < sedaluationof Da
tccording to the return * rcceivc'l ' \ > f
tor I'liruy , ii o > cr thi'ty-ono million
ar * with fno cou > tie * yt 1 1 > hiar froi
Pnttmastcr Howard of YanVton ,
ins been in peeling the Jim river v
av utotk ruiiing In that > alley has <
cd nnifwnltuHo In thU HLMHOU nm
nxt will tl ) ublo it .i
ARIZONA.
The Tombstona water works are
Uted.
Tliroc notoriou' ' dospcraloe'i c (
rein the jollat Tombstouc.
Thu ere of th TomVtnn * mine ii
> b ? the finest jut discovered iu the
Illon dlntfict ,
Ilo [ > r1s from all qumtcra bn'nit
e IH finm the IIIIIIPB. An impo
ttiko hn8 hteu male in Limn Uu
nted. Ore is mid to astiiy 114,000 t
on ,
WYOMING.
The North Park mieea tr" looming
The bicycle fever h.Vi HtruckGrccn
Gicen River , but fourteen iiill s
lift Huuk Springs mines , is HaI r
till fnW'tll.
The Pomcroy lirothern , of Konta
ave dixposed of their cattle nnd ha\t
hjaed 1M)0 ) hu.ul of ithuv ] ) .
HID Union PaciOc nilwiy rnm
ccently paid it * taxes iu Lit
ouiitainimiiting to SU 8 3 02.
Stockton Monalnn , the thirteen jci
on of Cap . Deano Monnhan , met
a nerioUH accident IIOJT Port McKi
ant week. He wa out gunning , > vht
f the barrcla exploded , tihattoring h !
irin KO badly that it had to bo nnipu
the elbow.
UTAH.
The foundation of the Desert Univi
t Sa t L ko City it ) completed.
Salt Lake police are pulling the
ilen. Several well known citizens
apt red inn late haul ,
The recent hevy raina are ca
reat rejoicing among stock man. 31
wi 1 taVo a new growth and late feed
urcd all over the territory.
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
The territorial legislature is iniessi
The Territorial univortity has 71
lents.
There are thirty pcholars now on re
hu Pataha City public Hchool.
Dayton ayer.iges over 1,003 Backs i
'f wheat shipped to Portland daily.
The coal tiel'ls of Pugct Sound nr
racting the attention of eastern ca
its.
its.Kloven hundred dollars' worth of o
as Beized near I'ort Townnend by ex
louse officers on board the steamer G
Jaston. The own < r was diligently It
or , but no ono claimed the valuable
ige. Thu duties on the pacUago i
iavo amounted to $500.
NEVADA.
Articles of incorporation of the Ni
Midland IJailrond Company , with C'
stock of 85,000 000 , divided into f
nhares , hfivu been Sled in the oKice <
Secretary of the Stite. Thepropo e
will crosd the State from o.iBt to vves
There ia iboomhere in building m.i
xt Eureka and the Kuruk t Mid Cal'l '
Lumber Company nnnouncc.l thit i
iDpnsiiible for them oprocnrocirn ei
on the Central Pjcifie to supply tl
n nd. The cotmuinption of lumt
the mines ia verylar , e.
THE IOWA ELECTION
Official Figures From the Eloi
of October 11 , 1881.
Counties. Sherman. Kinnc. (
Adair 1,130 197
Adams Oil 322
Allainakce 1,355 1,238
Appunooae 1,384 1,049
Audubon , 8.)5 522
Bcnton 2,018 955
BbckHawk 1,070 718
Boone 1,781 1,004
Bremcr l,42i ( 540
Buchanan 1,512 014
Uuena Visti 1,071 217
Butler. . . . . . 1,138 258
Calhoun 7U2 20S
Carroll 1,110 1,007
C.vcs 1.G40 840
Ccd.r 1,575 8J3
Cerro Gordo 1,041 382
Cherokee 919 192
Chickauaw 889 J.G8 .
Cl.rke 1,017 4GG
CUy Gt)7 43
Clayton 2,151 1,917
Clinton 2,315 2,313
Crawford 1,209 913
Dallav . . 1,842 270
Davis 1,092 943
Decatur 1,340 G71
Delaware 1,823 1,043
DCS Moines 2,327 2,371
Dickinnou . 253
Dubuiiuo 2 , CC'J 3,804 ,
Kmmet 285 40
Fayotto 1,022 552
Floyd 1,27.1 , 359
Franklin 1,135 188
Fremont 1,131 1,2 J7
Greene 1,371 128
Grundy. . . 971 374
Guthno 1,190 587
Hamilton . . . 989 215
Hancock COS 127
Hardin 1,130 11)2 ) ,
Harrinon 1,488 1,178
Henry 1,779 853
Howard 749 4'J
Humboldt. . . C94 192
Ida 7CO 351
Iowa 1,211 852
Jackson 1,035 1,949 ,
Jasper 2,073 C95
JelfuMon 1,551 90S
JohnBon . 1,918 2,210
Jones , . . 1,352 4GG
Keolnk 1,799 1.2U
KoiButb 671 a l
L u ? ,694 3,000
Linu 2,83 > 1,870
Louiin. . . . 1,3 2 490 -
Lucaa 1.2C3 618
Lyon 41'J CO
MivlUnn.- . . 1,524 th
Mabvtk 2,015 589
Marion 1.891 1,076
Marihall ! , 512
M1IU 1,349 788
Mitchell . . . . 1.119 39 %
Monona G40 17G
Monroe 1,070 703
Montgomery 1,183 247
Muacatmo 1,8)4 I/JO/
O'Lrlen 7C M
Oicola 482 ( H
P g I,2i4 S13
Palo Alto 303 3f ,
Plymouth 1.1CO 84
PiK-ahout.n CGI 242
Polk 8,414 1,039
Pottnwnttnmle . 2,330 1,988
Poweshlek 1,317 407
Uinggold 1,070 , 231
Sac . 1,169 203
Scott 2,057 2,551
Shelby 1,050 095
Sioux 791 314
Story 1,47 283
Tauia 1,393 570
Taylor 1,28 397
Uilion 1.2GO 50"i
Van Burcn 1,001 1,290
Wapollo 2,2l5s 1,010 ,
Warren . . 1,811 539
Washington . 1,635 744
Wavno . . . . 1317 309
Webster 1,303 453
Winncbiigo „ 075 20
WinncthFek 1,000 745
Woodbury . . . . 1,305 858
Worth 19 2 < J
Wright G30 193
Total ,133,320 73,397'
Scattering ; Win , Johnson , An
( uuti.ntcret society ) ; Cedar , 14 ; Del
. . . M * _ * . _ _ . _ 0 * Jones , 19 ;
_ _
Jefferson
11s Fflveltp , 12 ; , ;
M rlon,2 ( Page. 11) Van lUren , 08t
Wovhlnaton , lit Union , 1. lotal , 1m.
Liquid Gold.
Dftn'l Plank , of Hro&iclj n. Tioga connty ,
1'a. , ilChcribti it thu ! " 1 rode thirty
ml es for a bottle of TliovAV Lct.KCTiuo
Oil , which effected the wonderful cure of
n crooked limb in nix ap | > lleatinnHj it
prtn cd worth moro than gold to mo. " "
i"60' " "
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
A Voice From the Grnvo.
Ex-Oovoiiuirlleiulricks. of Indiana ,
appears in print with roimnincuncps of
his senatorial carciT nnd collcinicd. (
Ho classes llovcnly Johnson na tlio
ablest lawyer in the senate during his
succeeded in
term. Charles Sunnier
having more of his views unbodied in
the laws of the country thnn any other
of California excelled -
man. McDougul , ,
celled all in { fein-HUo speeches made
on the spur of the moment. Henry
S. L\no , of Indi.ina , had few superiors
ns an orator. Oov Grime ? , of Iowa ,
w.is as pure a man as ever entered pub
lic life. Collttinor , of "Vermont , was
remarkublo for ingenuity in de
bate. Anthony never g.wo oll'enso ,
and was highly successful. ] 3uckn-
lovr , of Pennsylvania , was a debater
of laro force , and produced during
the stress of his seti.itorial duties the
ablest book that has been written on
minority representation. Cowan , of
the same state , always cnmo into a
discussion at the height of the contro
versy , and was ublc to maintain him
self against grout odds. Garret DA
VIS was the most fearless debater he
ever saw , but not always consider
ate. Doolittle , of Wisconsin , was the
finest or.itor. I't'ssendon ' , of Maine ,
was the ablest senator his state has
ever produced. Ho never left a point
unanswered , nnd was the readiest man
in the body. John 1 * . Halo was bril
liant , but not btudious , and repented
himself. John Sherman was always
prepared for action. Trumbull , of Il
linois , was eminent as n lawyer nnd
debater. Gov. Mor on was an nblo-
leader , but extreme in his expres
sions. Strength and earnestness were
his peculiarities.
Almost YonuR Again-
My mother was aillicted a long timo-
with neuralgia , and a dull , heavy , in
active condition of the whole system , .
headache , nervous prostration , and
was almost helpless. No physicians-
or medicines did her any good. Thrco
months ace she began to use Hop
Bitters , with such good effect that she
seems and feuls young again , although
ever 70 years old , Wo think there is
no other medicine fit to use in the ?
atnily. A lady in Providence , R. I
Journal. novl-15
BOYD'S OPERA HOUSE !
JAMES K 1IOYD , Proprlttor.
H U MAKSil , Business Hamper.
'tiday nnd SaturOny cicnirgn and Sat. Matinee.
ANTHOSV , Kl.UK & HATAWAYS
MAJESTIC COJiHOI.IDATKl ) AOORbQATIONt
4 UNITED SHOWS. 4
telUtlon ot ArUtH E\crOr ( inl >
zed for One AiluiiHnhn.
ItAVKL'SNewh llutchdl HUHl'TY DUM1TY.
lltndud bj the Great , the Only Cirlualdl ,
c. w. tiAvnu
> Ii\co' Douhlo Specially mid Ko > cl > Co.
llicOioit Tartar-Ko 4 Intiriiationat ilastoJou
DOR t'chool.
The Most Intcllli'ont mid Ainuslnp Canines Be
fore the Auicnain 1'ublic.
QUAY & MANNINO'b Mll.MUAIi CONGRESS ,
'ustappoiraniu In AucncaotthcOrnmiest Novel'
ty ol the . ie , , SAUUAII , the FabtlndUtrinceea.
fire Worhhi | or. A Vintablo I'ritBtcss of the
Sun , who will ai'p-nr at c.vh entertainment
t'lvcn by thin Mon tr AjCrepitlon ( , in the re
markable and original Specialties.
Once bten Nigeria lit Forgotten.
The fibo\e mimmoth jcompiny , tni cling In
: heir own I'alaiu Drawing Hcom Car , wlilch will
JC open for Inspection of the public every after
noon , on da > of exhibition. I oik out for grand
irotcMiuc utrect parade. Secure \on KCUtaut
Hex Otllcuatidavolil tin Jam at the tlekit otllco.
Piico ol ailnilBHion , $1 , VDc , COc and 25c.
Pocrn opoa at 7. I'erlornnr.co at d o'clock.
lla'tncc m 2.311. in.
I'arquctte and Parquette Circle Ilcnen cd , 0c.
Dress Circle , 25c. in w-fas
BOYO'S OPERA HOUSE !
J. E. IJOYD , Proprietor.
R. L. MARSH , Business Manager.
Tuesday and Wednesday Evenings
NOVEMBER 8 AND 9 !
Omaha Harmonic Society !
Anslattd hy the
Orwhestra ot the Omaha Musical Union.
Tlio Whole Undtr the Direction of
QEO. P. MAYER , ,
Will present for thu firs : tin n Omnha rf
thtrinlrg Comic Opera In thrco AcU , r
TEE CHIMES OF NORMANDY ,
Ono of the ( Icm * of Ijight Opcr , cnmhinlnc th
uttractive feature ) * ol unusually good Muelc
with ( i plot InteiCfllinK throughout.
geaU t the ucuil prices , can bo occurcd at the
Ilex Office In the per * House , on anil nftcr
Ihurida } mornlngr , XovemborS. ti2d7t
RESOLUTION ORDERING SIDE-
WALKS. vy
Do It rcKiUed tij the City Council of Iho tity of
Omaha :
That nttldeunlk Lo , within fifteen days from
thin dote , eonctnictccl und lild to the tuinixjrury
grade in wild city , In front nfnnd adjolnUv the
followingleticritiu ! jircmlHeniz :
Lot 1 , wett aldoot 10th lrcc , In block one , 4 i
feet wl-ic.
Lot 'J , wt'k rldo of 10th etrcut , la b'ock lie , 4 <
fcot Klitr.
I ot n. wfst ridv ot 10th ttrect , In Hock one , i
feet wiJo. j
I otl. went Hide ofk10th itroct , In bUck U , 4 i
,
ff et wide.
Lot 2. w * t lido of 10th ttrcct , In block 14 , i .
fcctutdu. ,
LotS.nrtet Ho at 10 h itref , In lilccV H , 1
feet 'A Ido , '
All ill H. t. Kogtr'4 ddillon , to the city ot
Onuha. v
Haiti nldcu lk to he contracted of 2 Inch pins
planUand to lie in width , . ' abora H vdflad , and
the nwpicthe owner or ownernof thu nbovu de- I
ncrihid prtmiuM aru hereby required to construct j '
the name.
1'ftastdNoT. 1,1881. ,
J. J. t. C. JKWKTT ,
City Clork.
Prof , W , J , Ander's Select Danc
ing Academy ,
A. Hospo , Jr. Hall , ICIO Dodce 8t.
ClaM tor Kviitlumen commencing Tuesday eren-
Infj , Oct. 4 , Clans ( or ladles comroenunx Thun-
tUjc\enlug , Oct.0. Term * liberal. The eas
intthodt 1 hino for teaching the Wnltr , Glldi ,
lie. , I can eunrantee pcrftel eatlsfaulon o
ihoUre. For ttttnt , &c. , call at A. 11 ON no , r. ,
" 'Mrnwlllfl Capitol A\o. ilTdlm
D. S. BENTON.
ATTOBHEY - AT - LAW
AUIUCn DLOCK ,
15th St . OmiMNob
,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS
No. 1508 Famham fttroot ,
Orrio Kor h ildo OVP Grand Central Hotel.
The mcmberH and friends of the
Lutheran church are hereby requested
to meet at the houeo of Uov. Dr.
Stclling , to-morrow ( Friday ) evening ,
corner Eleventh and Harnoy. By
order of the committee.