TILE OMAHA DAILY BEE : THURSDAY. DECEMBER 8 , 1881
Til 13
OMAHA PUOLISHINQ CO. PHOPRIETOHS.
* * 010 Fnrnham , bet 0 h and 10th Street * .
WIUIS OK bUHSCHirriON.
One copy Ijtur.ln vhanccp ( Minld ) $1000
6 month ! " " 60
month " " S.'O
RAIL A/AY PI MB TABLE.
TWRCURD CIIICAOO , ST Mil , Mmiurot.11 AND
OMAlll RAILROAD.
\ L > vo Omnliiv Piw iijcrNo. 2. 7Mn.m. : Ac
commodation No. 4 , 1 oo f. m
Air oiuimtm ' ' ( vwenirrr No. 1,6:10 : p. m.
Accommodation No. , 10M : ) n , m.
LIAVINO OMAHA RANT OX IODT1I WJBffD.
0. , H. & O , 7:10 : . m. 3:40 : p. m.
C. A N. W. , 7. 0 . in. 3:40 : p. m.
C. , II. I. ft V. . 7:10 : a. m. 3:40 : p. m.
K. C. , St. J. k C. 3. , lm\c At M n. in. ft" J 6'SO
l > .tn. ArrhotlSt. LouUat 6:30 : a. m. &ml 6:62 :
p. m.
m.W. , 8t.Ii. & r. , Ki\csnt 8 n. m. find 8:40 : p.
tn. Arrive * nt St. Loul nt 0:40 : a. in. and 7:30 :
m
WMT OR gOOTHWMW.
B. & M. In Nob. , Through Kiprow , 8CO : a. m.
B. & M. Lincoln hxjirwi-t ) 2O p. m.
U P , OrcrUml KMTIM , 12:16 : p. 10.
O. & H. V. tor I In.-oln , 11-45 * . m.
O. A U. V. tor Osccolv 0 40 . in.
U. P. Irvlght No. 6 , 6:30 : a. m ,
U. P. frclcht No. 9 , S'20 a. m ,
U. P. frclKht No. IS. 20 : p. m.
U. I' . trcluht No. 7 , MO p. in. emigrant.
- . I' . Denver oxproHg , 7 35 p. m.
O , P. lre\irM \ Nil II , 11 30 p. m.
U. T , Dcuvor freight , < rffi p. m.
A&X1VISG rkOM ( AST ADD MHTTO.
0. n , & O 6:00 : n. to. 7:2S : p m.
0. k N. W.,0:45 : a. m. 7:2 : p. rn.
C. II. I. kP..fl:46 : n , m. 0.05 p. in.
K. C. , St. Joe AC 1) ) . , 7:40 a. m. 0:46 : p.rr.
AJUUTOO rnou rim * rnT AND ootirnwur.
0. ft It. V. from Lincoln 1.03 p. m.
U. P. Pttilflc Kxprtwn 3:26 : p. m.
B & M.lti Neb , , Thtongh Kxpruss 4:16 : p. m.
n. * t M. Lincoln IV\ ) > roM -9.40 a rn ,
U. P. Dcmcr express , 7S/i : / R. m.
U. M. Freight J.0.142 40 p. m.
U. P. vn n 6:10 : a. in. KrrtlgranL
TJ. P , ( rclRlitNo. 14 , l : ' 6p. tn.
V. P. o. 0 9.00 p. ru.
U. P. Sn. 1 ? l:4fi n. m.
U.I' . Dem or freight , 1:10 n. m.
O , & K. Y. tnUtxt , ar. 4.43 p. in.
ptnurr TRAINS unrwp.ar : OUAIIA AXD
ooD.tcit , BLOTS.
Leave Omaha at 3:00 : , 0:00 : , 10:00 and 11:00 I
m. ; t'O 20 , 300 , 4KX ) nnd 60 p. m.
Leave Council BluffD at 8:25 : , 8:26 : , 10 23 ami
1:26 n. m. ; iS6 , 2:25 : , 3:25,1:25 : : and 6:25 : p. m.
Sundays The dummy lca\ca Omaha M V:00 :
and 11:00 : n. m. ; 2:90 : , 4:00 : and 6KX ) p. m. Leaves
Council niuffs at 0:26 : and 11:26 : a. m. ; 2:25,4:26 : :
and 5:25 p. m.
Through anil local pawtcnier tmlns between
Omaha anit Cou > U Illufls. Lca\c Omihi fi'50 ,
7:00 : , 7:45 : and S.M a. m. Lci\ Council Bliifl *
7:25 : , 11:20 : and USO : a , m. ; 6 : 0 , B:60iuid7:00 : :
.p. in. .
Opening ant Closing of Mc-lls.
KOCTT OPIQJ. CWSR.
a , m. p. m. a. tn. p. m.
Chicago & N. Vf 11.00 9.00 0.30 2:40 :
Chicago , K I. & Pacific. 11 tfO 9:00 0:30 : 2:40 :
Chlouro , I ) . & 0. . . . . .11:00 0:00 : ll-SO 2:40 :
Walranh 12:30 0.30 2:4 :
SouxCityand I'ocinc. . 0.00 630 2.40
Union Pacific 40 11:40 :
Omaha , & 1LV 4:00 : 11:40
B.JtM. inNch 4:00 8:10
-O imha k Sioux City 000 7.30
B. & M. Lincoln 10-30 0:00 :
TJ. P. Linxilii , Sunday. . . 1:30 11:00 :
U. P. Denver KM0:00 : 0:30 :
0. . Sioux City & St. P..11CO : ' . :10 :
Local mails for Htato ol Iowa leave but oucu a
day. ill : 0 30 a. tn.
Office own Sundays from 12 in. to 1 p. m.
TIIO . K HAI.U P SI.
Busisees Directory ,
Abstract and Real bstate.
JOUN L. MoCAQUE , opposite Post Office.
W. R. BARTLETT 317 South IBth Street
Architect * .
DUFBENK & MENDELSSOHN , ARCHITECTS
Room 11 Crelghton Block.
A. T. LARGE Jr. . Room 2 , Ciclehton Block.
Boot * and Shoet.
JAMES DIVINE & co. ,
Fine Boots and Shoes. A good assortment of
homo work on hand , corner 12th and Ilarnoy.
THOS. EIUCKSON , S K. cor. 10th and Douglas.
JOHN FORTUNATUS.
00510th Btroet , manufactures to order good work
at fair prices. Repairing done.
Bed Sprlne * .
I. f. LARRIMER Manufacturer. 1517 Douplatet.
Books , News and Stationery.
J. t. FRUEIIAUF 1016 Farnham Street.
Butter and Egg * .
UoflHAKE & BCHROEDER , the oldest B. and K.
house in Nebraska established 1876 Omaha.
CENTRAL
RESTAURANT ,
MRS. A. RYAN ,
rathwcBt corner lethand Dodge.
Best Board for the llonoy.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Ueala at all Hours.
Board by the Day , Week or Month.
Good Terras for Cash ,
Furnlahnd Rnoms fiyppllcd.
Uarrlac > and Road Wagon * .
WM BNYDKR , 14th and Harney Stroota.
jews eri.
JOHN BATJMER 1314 Farnham Street.
Junk.
H. nEP.TIlOLD , IUff and Metal.
Lumber , Lime and Cement. .
FOSTER & OR * Y comer tith and Douglaa 8t&
Lamps and dlasiware.
J. BONNER 1309 DougUa St Good Variety.
Merchant Tailor * .
O. A. LINDQUEST ,
One ol our moat popular Merchant Tailors ti re
ceiving the latest dcslps for Spring find Summiir
Ooode for Rontlomena wear. Styllnh , durable ,
and prices low ag ever 216 13th bet. Douc.&Fam.
Millinery.
MRS. 0. A. niNQER , Wholesale and Retail , Fan.
ey Goods In Krcat \ nrlcty , Zephyrs , Card Boanlx ,
lioslory , Gloves , Coritets , &c. Cheapcut House In
the West. 1'un.ho.wrs BI\C 30 per cent. Ordtr
br Mall. 116 Fifteenth Street.
honnary.
JOHN WKARNE& SONS , cor. 14th& Ja < ksonsts
Hour and Feed.
OMAHA CITY MII.LS , 8th and Farnham SU ,
Welahonu Ilron. , propriotsre.
Urocen.
Z. STKVKNS , 21st l .t ecn CuralnB anil Irar
T. A. McSIIANK , Corn. 2M and Cumin ? Htrootc.
Mardwaie , Iron and tttoel.
OLAN & LANOWORTIIY , Wholesale , 110 ant1
112 16th street
A. HOLMES corner 10th ami Calltarnl *
Harneii. Saadlet , &c.
B. WEIST 20 ISth St. bet Fariillarncy. .
Hoteli
, ANFIKLD HOUSE , Ooo. Canflold.Oth & Farnhnoi
DOHAN JIOU8E , P II. Car ) ' , BIS Faniham Ht
SLAVE'S HOTEk. F. Sla\cn , 10th fit.
Southern Hotel , Qua. Hamel Oth & Leavcnwortb
Clothing Bought.
0 .SHAW will pay hlghmt Caah price for second
bond clothlnr. Corner 10th and Farnham.
Drugs , Paint * ana Dili.
KUHN b CO.
PhAraaclite , Fine 'ano Uoodi , Cor. 16m ked
Doneli * ttrceta.
W. J. WHITEHO Uf K , Wholccate & Retail , loth st.
0. FIELD , 2022 North Side Cuming Street.
PARR , Drujjirt. lOto and Howard Streeta.
Dentlitt.
PR. PAUL , WUlUmo' Block Cor. 16th k Dodge.
Dry Qoodt Notlont , Etc.
JOHN H. F. LEiiMANN & CO. ,
New York Dry Goods Store , 1810 and 1812 Fini-
him itroct.
L. 0. Enewold also boots and shod 7th & PadOc.
hurulture.
A F. DROSS , New and SuflnJ Hand Furniture
nd flto\M , llli Douzlaa. Hlghuit cash price
aid for second liana tooot.
BONNER 1809 DowJa it. Ftne KOodi , &c.
F-ence Workt ,
OMAHA FENCE CO.
GUBT , FRIES & CO. , 1218 Harney St. , Iraproic-
ed Icu llo\p . rrnn mil vvl ! ' - , r > - -
Clgnri und Tohncco ,
VEST & KIUTSC'IIKU. nmnnf\cturcr of
indMiolo ale U-nlcr In Toixiecon , 1SOIViifla
V K. UlUK.vy.Ky nmnnfytiircf 141Bl'arnh m
Florlit.
A. Donaphue , plMiU , CM t flow cm , rooils , ooqueli
etc. S. W cor Ifllh nl Dom-lM utroct * .
Civil Engineers nd Surveyors.
ANDREW HOSKWATEH , Crrlghton Block ,
Town Siir\c } , Griwlo and Sevcrace StiUms a
Uommlitlon Merchant * .
JOHN 0. WIL 1.18,1414 Dolgo Slrwt.
[ I B IlEKMKR. For ilctAlU oe large ad\crtls '
nent In I > allv anil WcckU.
Cornice Worki.
Wpft m Cornlcoorki. . Manufacturers Iron
Cornlw , Tin , Iron and Slate Hooding. Onlors
from any locality promptly cxocutol In the bc t
manner , Factory nnd Otllcc 1213 Harney St
C. SPECHT , Propnetor.
Oahanlzed Iron Cornk-iM , Window Cai , etc , ,
aianufacturnl and put uit In any ixtrt of the
ountry. T. S1NHOI.U 416 Thirteenth street
Crockery.
I. BONNER ISOfl Doutws street. Good tine.
Clothing and Furnlihlng Goods.
OEO. II. PCTKRSON. AIM llat * . Caps , BooU ,
Shoo * , Notions and Cutlery , KU S. 10th strict.
Refrigerators , Oanfleld's Patent ,
C. V. GOODMAN llth St. bet. Farn. & Harnov.
Bhow Case Manufactory. )
0. J. WILDE ,
Manufacturer and Dealer In all kinds of Show
Cases , Upright Gws , a 1317 Oasa St.
FRANK L. GERHARD , proprietor Omaha
Show Caoo manufactory , 818 South 16th street ,
betnren Ixv onworth and Marcy. All goods
warranted first-class.
Pawnbrokers.
ROSENVBLD. 10th Bt. . hot. far ft liar
Stove * ana Tinware.
A. BURMESTElt ,
Dealer In Sto > os and Tinware , and Manufacturer
of Tin Roofs and all kinds of Building Work ,
did Fellow s'Block.
J. BONNER. 1300 DouelMSt Good and Cheap.
Seed * .
J. EVANS , Wholcaale and Retail Seed Drills and
Ciilth atom , Odd Fellows Hall.
Hnyalclaris an 1 Surgeons.
W. 8. GIBBS , M. D. , Rxim No 4 , Cretghton
Block , UUi Street.
P. S. LKISENR1NU , al. D. Maxonlc Ulock.
0. U HART , M. D. , Eye and Ear , opp. postomue
DIJ. U B. GRADDY ,
Oculist and Aurist , 8. W 16th and Farnham 8U
Photogrnphors.
GEO. HF.ra. PROP.
Grand Central Gallery , .
212 Sixteenth Streot.
near Masonic Hall. Fint-clasa Work and Prompt-
IHWH guarantcon
Plumbing ; , Oa * and Steam Fitting.
P. W. TARTY & CO. . 21012th Bt , bet Farnham
and Douglas. Work promptly attended to.
D. riTZPATRICK , 1409 Doughs Street.
Painting an aper tinging.
1ENRY A. ROGERS. 141 Dodge Streot.
Shoa oioros.
Phillip Lang. 1320 Famham st. bet 13th & I4th.
Second Hand Store.
PERKINS & LEAR. 1416 Douuba St. New and
Second Hand Furniture , Houw Furnishing Goods ,
tic. , boutrht and sold on narrow iimn-lns.
aaioons.
HENRY KAUFMANN ,
In the nuw brick block on Douulmi Stroct , baa
just opened a moat elegant Ilcej Hall.
Hot LUnch from 10 to 12
everyday.
" Caledonia " 1 FALCONKR 67B 16th Streot.
Undertakers.
CHAS. RIEWE , 1012 Farnham bet. 10th & lltd.
00 Cent Store * .
P. 0 BACKUS. 1205 Farnham St , Fancy Goods
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to bo cured should try DR. KISSNER'S Cele
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ders aietho only preparation known that will
euro Consumption and all diseases of the Throat
and Lungs indeed , so strong i ? our faith in
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Wo don't want your money Until you are per
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Price , for largu box , i3 00 , sent to any part of
the United States or Canada , by mall on receipt
of price. Address , ASH & ROBBINS ,
nlldlv SCO Fulton St , Bronklvn. N. Y.
KENNEDY'S
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BITTERS
ILER & CO. .
Sole Manufacturer . OMAHA.
Mary J. Holmes ,
Just published : Madeline. A splendid now
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Axle Grease
NEVER GUMS !
Used on Wagons , Buyglos , Keajwrs , Threshers
and Mill Machinery. It Is IKVALUAHLH TO rARU
KIM AND IXAMBTKUi. It cures Scratches and all
kinds olfioroo on Horses ted Stock , on well as on
men.
men.OLAEK & WISE , Manors ,
085 Illinois Street , Chicago
8K TO ; - . % * * > ,
THE OCCIDENTAL I
J. I. PAYNTER ,
Proprietor
Corner 10th and Howard
Streets ,
OMAHA , NEB.
Eatos , Two Dollars Per Day ,
SMfltn
PERU AND CHILI ,
A Iiium Goutlonmu's Accouub
of Their Eolntions.
Horrililo Crurltln Cnmmittoil by
tbo Chllon.il Soldiurj' .
Sati KraiifI fa Chroinlfle , Hi'p '
Among tlio lussi'iiuerj whonrrivud
by tlio stoainiT South Carolina , on
Tuesday was Seiior Don ( itiillurmo
\V. Swnynu of Lima , 1'orti , the owner
of liirgo Htiiitr t'st.itua in that country ,
llnving liold tlio coiiiiiiisBion of i\
lioutoiiiiiit-coloiK'l in tlio Peruvian
nnny during the hto wnr with Chill ,
an tntorviow with him was sought by
a Chronicle roportur yesterday , to
uliotn lie sitid :
"You have doubtlosR lio.inl about
tlio disiiutus but\voen General Hurl-
but and GunornlKilatrickthu | United
Sttitea Alinistura to Peru and Chill.
The conduct of General lulpatrick hna
caused much comment in I'oru. Thu
facts of tlio cnau briefly stated are us
follows- Patrick Lynch , tlio General
commanding the Chileim army of oc
cupation nt Limn , issued a proclama
tion setting torth the terms of penco.
The document spcciltcd that , in addi
tion to the money indemnity to bo
paid by Peru , Olnli intended to tnlo ;
and hold for over the Peruvian province
of Tarnpaca. This iirovinco is the seat
of almost inexhaustible nittr beds ,
the value of which cnnnot bo eatimat-
ed.
DIPLOMATS AT I.OOdlCKIIIJAI ) .
Garcia Calderon , the Peruvian
President , refused to accept. In mak-
inij this refusal ho was advired by
Jlmiflter Hurlbut , who furthermore
told him that he was not in any event
to renounce his oflice , or givu up the
governing power. General Hurlbut ,
in n note to General Patrick Lynch ,
stated that the terms of peace proposed
by Chili weru not satisfactory to the
United States Goveinment , and that
his instructions were to protest ugainat
them. General Lynch repliud that
Minister Kilpatrick had written nnote
to him saying that he llurlbut had no
right to muddle with his actions , and
that no Hiich instructions had over
been sent from Washington to him ,
and that lie ( Ljnch ) refused to recog-
mV.o General llurlbut's interfcrenco
in the matter. To thin note General
llurlbut answered that Minister Kil-
pattick had no knowledge of his in
structions and reitor.ited liis protests.
At the date of the lottcr purporting
to have been written by Minister Kil-
putrick , it is known ho was seriously
ill and unable to write. The supposi
tion is that the letter was written by
Mrs. Kilpatrick , who is a Chilean by
birth , nnd is known to exercise con
siderable influence in her native land.
Kilpatrick hoa , since occupying the
position of United States Minister to
Chili , exhibited considerable animus
towards the Peruvians. "
So matters remained up to the time
of Senor Sjvaynu's departure from Li
ma. A dispatch to the Chronicle of
November U3cl says that President
Calderon nnd the Peruvian Secretary
of Foreign Affairs had been arrested
by Lynch and sent to Chili.
Senor Swayno , continuing , said :
' When the English , French nnd Italian -
ian admirals were at Callao they wished
to intervene between the combatants ,
but United States Minister Christiancy
objected , stating that it was the prov
ince of the United
Statas to act as
mediator in any trouble that arose on
the American continent. " " *
FIENDISH ATKOOITV.
Sonar Swayno then described the
cruelties practiced by the Chileans ,
outraging women , murdering children
and aged people , and stealing nnd rob
bing everywhere. The ofticors ran
sacked the house of Senor Swayno ,
and appropriated his wines nnd pro
visions , although he was under the
protection of the British flag. Hav
ing occasion to visit n Chilean maii-of-
war to protest against the massacre of
1300 Chinamen by the troops , ho was
asked to breakfast , but the meal was
entirely composed of provisions and
wino stolen from his residence. The
line of march of
the Chilean army was
marked , ho said , by burned houses ,
roadways were strewn with the dead
bodies of negroes , Cinnamon and Pe
ruvians. When the women resisted
the embraces of tlio rude soldiery , they
were ruthlessly murdered. The Chil
ean army consists of 19,000 soldiers
at Lima and the coast ports and 3000
at Oroya , on the line of the railroad ,
to repel the attacks of GeneralCaceres
who has a body of Peruvian cavalry
that carries on a guerilla warfare with
them.
"Tho Chilean soldiers are bravo
ni'ii , " ho continued , "but our defeats
are to bo attributed to bad general
ship. I believe- that Chile wishes to
annex all Peru , although Santa Maria
their President , says that ho is in favor
of peace. Trade , however , is slightly
improving , but wo have to pay taxes
to both the Peruvian Government
and our Chilean conquerors , who hold
all the portH. The gnano island * at
Lobos are also in the hands of tlio
Chileans. "
Speaking of sugar production , Senor
Swayno said that worn it not for the
carrying monopily held by the Hritiah
steamers and the Pacific Mail Cmnpi-
ny , Peru could supply California with
HUL'ar of a quality equal lo the bent
West Indian product and ut very low
rates. The object of Senor Sivaynu'a
visit to California is to puichaso ma
chinery for sinking artesian wells on
his property in I'oru and to visit our
principle manufactories. The silver
mines of Aricacho are being worked
and yield largu returns. The Chileans
seized § 1,500,000 in bar silver ntSoro
do I'UHCO , which was divided by thy
generals among thrmsolveu. The value
of a silver Peruvian dollar (02 ( cents )
is § 15 in paper currency. Living
is gutting cheaper , and us soon an
the terms of peace are settled thoru is
no doubt that Peru will regain its
former prosperity.
Tbo Kin a of Railroad Constructors-
St lioulu ( Jloliu-Dunoirat
Gen. Q , M. Dodge , President of the
Pacific Kail way Construction Company
the American Construction Company
and the International and GroatNorth-
ern Construction Company , arrived in
tlio city yesterday , accompanied by his
private secretary , H , K. Wallace.
They are on their way east from a trip
of inspection over the 1DOO miles of
road constructed uudor the supervision
of Gen. Dodge in the past eighteen
months. Gen. Dodge is now busy
tlto JJow Orlr-ms
mile * . This will bo complete * ' by the
fust of ( lie year , and will i - , no of
the quickest pieces of rnilimil e in
struction tui record There nio but
tliifly miles more to bo built to emu-
ploto thu road , mill this is boUet-n the
Atclinftiln Uivor nnd Chanty Hirer.
The briilgo ever Atclinftiln Kiver is
now boini { built , the transfer bunt
being used nt present. Tim will bean
an iron briilgo. At Aloxnndru , ever
the Hod Uivor , n benutlfttl iron briJito
will span the stream. A branch nt tlio
Missouri 1'acifio will bo built from
\lii.\miiiria , La. , to the Stati-lino uf
Aikansas , where connection \vill bo
mailo with the St. Louis , Iron Moun
tain and Southern. The Iron Mountain
is building from Noble , Ark , to tlio
Louisiana State Line. Theao t\\n lines
will bo connected before the ivpii.i-
tbu of the cominj ; joar , when a direct
rail communication between Kt Loins
nnd Now Orleans will bo eHtaWnhed ,
and will bo known as the "St Louis
nnd Now Orleans Short Line , under
ono management. .
The building of the Intenntioiiiil
mid Gioat Northern from San Antonio
to Lirodo , Texas , will bo tlnislied by
December 15 , and the distance of tit-
teen miles will bo covered by thnt
timo. As soon as this work is com
pleted an iron bridio will bo built over
the Uio Gramlo Hirer. "When this
atructuro shall have been completed ,
the Mexican extension will bo puihud
forward with all possible i.ipulitv.
This extension will bo built nniior the
elegant title of the "Mexican , Orien
tal , Interoceanic nnd International
Itailrond Company. " It will be 700
miles ih length , and run from larcdn
to the City ot Mexico in almost nn air
line , passim ; through the best Mexi
can country.
It is believed beyond n doubt that
Gen. Dodge has built nnd his been
supervising constructor of more miles
of railroad thtui any three men now
alive. The General leaves for the
east via the Vnndiilia this ovonmir.
Making n Raise
trolm HaH , Civdit , 1" . O. . nayn that fur
nine moulln he couhl not ramo hix Iwml to
IIH head , through IUIIICIIPHH in tinhhnul -
dor , Imt by tlio u o of THOMAS' Kurriui
Oil , lie wna entirely cured. dtcVooillw
A CRACK SHOT.
Tbo Moit Wonderful Rlflo Shoot
ing on Kooord.
California Aihtrtlstr ,
Prince Otto , the boy chief of the
NuPorces Indians , the piologo of
Cap * . McDonald , and , without ex
ception , the most wonderful lijlo shot
in the world , gave an exhibition of
rilk1 shooting at Platt's hall , last week ,
that was far superior to the best work
over done by Carver or Dr. lluth. The
audience was select , and included sev
eral English , French , llussinn nnd
Italian ollicers , nnd evotyono piesont
was satisfied nt the close of the exhi
bition that they had witnessed the
most wonderful feats ever performed
with a title. After going through a
miinuel of arms that would puzzle the
oldest military general in the union ,
Otto commenced shooting. A frame
work was built upon the stage , within
which were a number of swinging
class balls. Upon the roar plankment
was suspended the figure of a man ,
lifo size. A five cent piece was placed
upon the head of this figure. Otto's
back being to the object , the word
"about" was given , and the coin was
pierced through the center. Ilo then
put down bis rifle six feet from whore
ho stood , turned a somersault , caught
his ritlo again , fired , andcut the string
of the suspended figure at which ho
had previously fired.
A pistol barrel was then placed in a
small frame ; behind this was fixed a
razor , with the edge facing the audi
ence. On each side of this razor was
a class ball securely placed. The pistol
barrel , razor , and balls wore masked
with a covering of white cloth. The
boy was then blindfolded and his back
turned to the object. The "about
face" was given , when ho fired down
through the pistol barrel , split his
single rifle ball upon the ra/.or a edge ,
and broke both glass balls on right
and loft. This remarkable feat was
performed by the boy's sense of loca
tion. Then a loaded pistol was placed
diagonally from where Otto ntood.
Three balls were yet swinging in con
trary directions. Otto fired , hit , the
trigger of the pistol , and broke the
three balls. Eight metal balls wore
then screwed on the ten foot frame.
On the sides below and above bulls
wore sot swinging in every direction.
MacDonuld stood in front of the boy ,
who then fired over his head , and at
each side of him , and between his
knees , breaking the balls from any
and every part where they were sus
pended behind MacDonahl'sback. A
targont was then put up behind Mac-
Donald's back. The boy went through
the same porformace , standmgopposito
MncDonald , and rung the boll ( which
is placed at the extreme rear ) at every
shot by caroming on the metal balls ,
Six small lighted tapots were then ar
ranged upon a slender perpendicular
pole ; then , while in the various pos
tures of vaulting and tumbling , Otto
extinguished each respective light
with his riflp. Ohm lulls were thrpwn
up in the air in every oonceivable di
rection. These Otto broke promiscu
ously without any sight at all , for a
largu business card was fastened over
the point of hin rifle.
This description of nhooting ho con
siders thu most simple , and , though
wonderful to the spectator , scarcely
worthy of his own prowosH. Otto'u
average in tins clasi of tdiooling iu 08
out of 100. Otto placed his weapon
at a point distant six feet from him ,
then , at thu word "ready , " two glass
balls were thrown in thu air. He
tumbled , caught his rillo , iitpd and
broke both of these balls with onu
shot. Twelve glass balls Wtro placed
upon a perpendicular polo m exact ro
tation. Otto loaded , fired nnd broke
every one of them in twelve Hocond.H.
Otto's favorite weapon is the Win
chester rifle , one of which , in token of
admiration , was presented to him by
the Winchester Killo company. To
close the performance , Otto , while
his left arm was securely tied to his
wide , loaded , aimed , fired , and broke
a large number of glass balls with his
right aim.
Buolmn n Arnica Halve.
Thu best salve in the world for unts ,
bruises , sores , ulcers , s.ilt rheum ,
foyer oores , tetter , chapped hands ,
chillblaiiiSj corns and all Icindu of
uldii eruptions , This salvo la guar
anteed to give puifect satisfaction in
every case or money refunded. Price ,
2fm per box , For sale by
1 ' , ! . , , . v " > . , ' ,
AUTUMN THOUGHTS.
SomoOloomyRr llrotlomAtiniit tlin
SiMttott.
Then. ' van be nnllting Bidder then
the solemn hush of nature th.it precede -
cede the death of the j car. The golden -
on glory i > f autumn with the billows
t > ron/od and velvet imire of the skies
abn\o tlio n jnl robe * of oak ami
nnplo bospenk the eloUng hours of
nature's teeming life a'ul ' the MleiU
fa resell to humanity's gauyo under
wear.
Tint * while naluru dotn her roboiof
arlet nnd gold in honor of the faio-
well benefit to autumn , thei ond-oyod
poet Mi'.iU swiftly away tn the neigh
boring clothes hue , nnd in the hour of
nature's grand blovv-i ut dons the
ll.uniin.1 lUnuels of hii friend out of
respect for the hectic Hush of the dy
ing year.
Leaves Invo their time to fall , and
so has the piiee of coal. And yet how
s.ully at Mirianeoith dio.iyingnatmo
u the r obi Hi co.il market.
Another glorious summer with itn
wealth of pleasant memories is stored
nwny among thu nrehives of our hiato
ry. Another gloomy winter 11 upon
us , These wondeifiil coloiH that llamu
ncrosi the softened sky of Indian mini-
HUT hko the gory Kinuer of a rojal
conqueror , eoino but to warn us tliat
in a few weeks the water pipe will bu
buiat in the kitchen nnd the decorated
ush-lniwl will lie htoKcn.
We Hit tbrotii ; ! ) thu dioamy bourn
of Hummer hko swift uinged bumble
bees amid the honeysuckle nnd pump
kin blosBoiiiH , fttoiitig away pptiinps a
httlo glucose honey and buckwheat
pancakoH for the future , but all nt
once , like a nownpaper thief in the
night , the king of trust nnd lipu mel
low chilblains ! H upon us , and wu
crouch beneath the wintry bloat nnd
bump our spinal column up into the
eimii air like a Texas steer that has
thoughtlessly swallowed n raw cactus.
Lifo is one continued lound of al
ternate joys and sorrows. To-day we
are on the top wave of prosperity nnd
warming ouisolves in the glad HUH-
light of plenty , and to-moriow we are
east down and depressed financially ,
and have to stand up the washerwoman
an for our clean shirt or stay nt home
from the opera.
The October sky already frowns
down on us , nnd Unfrozen team begin
lo fall. The little buds have hushed
their little lay. So has I ho fatigued
hen. Only a little while and thuyniMi-
ing chasm in the cold , calm features
of thu Thanksgiving turkey will be
filled with vohiptoimstulfing nnd then
sowed up. Thu florid features of thu
polygamous gobbler will bo wrapped
in sadness , nnd ci.uibuiiy pie will bo
a burden , for the veal cutlet goeth to
its long home , and thu icoeivam freer.-
or is biokun in the woodhoimo.
Oh , time , thou bald headed pelican
with the venerable corn cutter and the
second-hand hoinglasB , thou playest
htr.mgo pranks upon thu children of
men. No ono would think to look at
thy bilious countenance and store
teeth that in thy bony bosom lurked
such eccentric schemes.
The chubby boy , whoso danger sig
nal hung1) sadly through the lattice
woik of his pants , knows that time ,
who waits for no man , will ono day ,
if ho struggles heroically on , give him
knowledge and suspenders , and a solid
girl , and experience , and a soft , white
mustache , nnd eventually a low grave
in tbo valley beneath the sighing elms
and the wuuping willow , where , in thu
misty twilight of the year , noiselessly
upon hm breast shall fall the dead
leat , while the silent tear of the gray
autumnal sky will come and sink into
the yellow grnfs above his bond.
ALMOST ORAXY.
How oiten do wo aeo the hardworking
ing father straining every nerve and
muscle , and doing his utmost to sup
port his family. Imagine his feelings
when returning home from a hard
day's labor , to tind hi family pros
trate with discaso , conscious of unpaid
doctors' bills nnd dubta on every hnnd.
It must bo enough to drive ono almost
crazy. All this unhappiness could bo
avoided by using Electric Hitters ,
which expel every discaso from the
system , bringing joy nnd happiness to
thousands. Sold at fifty cents a bet
tle. Ish & McMahon. (8) ( )
LIQUOR LICENSES.
To tlio Liquor Denlom of Omaha.
MAHW'H ' Omen , 1
November 2H , 1881. J
The Oily Council of Omnlin , performing
tlio duly di'volvhi' , ' upon It under thu lo.in-
liitiou ( if 1881 , p ovidiiiK for the liLensiii ) , '
of di'nlerx in ! iciu | > r.i in Nebraska , liuve
punned un oidlnuncu which takes clfcct on
the lit day of .rnmwry , A. D. 188 , ' .
Under the tonim of thin ordnance u 1 who
propose to I'UgiiKO m tliu vending of In-
Inxic.itiuK liqtinrs In tills city , mint file
with'tlio City Cleric of Umulin tbulr appli
cation for liccnxo , accompanied by n peti
tion tiom tliiity free JioliluiH ru ident in
tliu ward whmo it in jiropo-ed to nell
liquor , n bond in tlio Mini of : * . " , ' ( ) I con
ditioned nx required by law and tliu rj-
ccipt of tliu City Treaxnrtr ni l.nnlia ) for
tin amount duo f r tin. time tlio lictn-c ) U
rciiurid | ill the into < > f 51,00) ) per annum.
Blanks will lie found in tliu olliio of tliu
City Cleric nnd will l > u fnniixlii'd upon up-
plication. Under tliu law nn llci-nmi can
itnui ! ln'jdiiil thu end of tliu iMinldpal vojr
v liich in tlio fir l Monday after tliu firnt
TiiuMlay in April A. I ) . 1K-C' ,
All applications for HUIMHU nuiHt lie OMT
f r the ( .paw of two wtul.x , dining ninth
limo tliu notice reijuiiul by hiw iniiBL lie
publinlud by tlm iipi.lic.vnt , : i blank form
of Htich notieu will bu fiirnihlmil by thu city
clerk. To'ivuthu ( ri ht to pell liquor ,
cominvnciiiK ilaiuiary Int , 18S- . applica
tions tuul petition * H'ould bo m du on or
licforutlio ftith day < if DceoinhtT , A. 1) . ,
1H81. On .Iniinaiy Iht , 1HHL' , idl enlooiiH
for the Halu of liipior in Onialia , not liuvns
cd under i litKiid oiiliniin miixt clew unil
rtmiilii cloxul , for vinlatorx of thu I iw will
lie arrcHlcd by tliu inarnluil nnd pohcu of
thu city.
SlKliud ) .FAMl'lt K. Uolli ,
Cnjiy ) nllO-Ot Mnyor of Oinalm.
To Nervous Sufterers
THE QREAT EUIROPEAN REMEDY.
Dr. J. B , Simpson's Specific
It l & po | tu ocuro for Hixrmitoirhra , Bemln *
Wooknww. Icii ] toncy , and nil illstaHua ruxultlnt ;
Irom Holl-AbUio , on Huital Atuluty , latai
Memory , 1'alni In the llact or Kjile , Mid illntiaHui
1 " ' Dmt IOJKJ (
t'oii iniitlon |
In HIM lt > an I
. _ , _
ont fruu to ll. Write (01 ( thuui mil ( -ut lul
tlcubtn.
I'tlce , RjK'dflc , f 1.00 ptr j ck e , or li | cl.
tgvu lor 85.00 , Aildrua all orilcn Iu
H. HI11SON MKDICINK ( XI.
No * . 1M and 100 Main Ht. liult&lo , N , V.
Slid In Oiimhu liy U. y. Uooilinr.n , J.V. . Dull ,
J. K N4 , unil all ifr"L' lrt i.jrj' liuri.
A. & N. AND O. & K. V. H. R. , OENTUAL NEBRASKA.
MOHK18 .JONES Agricultural Implomonta
J. A. IIAltll AL'rictilturnl Implements
U. I'KI'PEll tV CO General Morolmiidiso
F. H. ANOKhL Gonural 5run5hnudiBo
.1. V. 1WOWN ODiioral MurClmudiBo
HEINHAHDT A SON Guuor.d Rrorclmudiao
SEAUGENT , WA LKER iV CO ( Harrison , Nob. ) Gotior.il Muichandiso
W. U. HOSTON Wholosalu nud Retail Hnrdware , Stoves , .to
.1. T. NELSON Grocer
KELLER 1 UOS Grown
NV. F. GATES D.ivid City K.iki-ry , Groceries , , tc
A. .J. MARTIN Jewelry , Silvenvaro nnd Clocks
.1. 1 $ . MORGAN Furniture nnd Undertaking
.JAMES BELL Lumber , Limo , &o
A. .1. MALOY Itad or LumberYnnl
( J. G. GROSS Meat l\Inrk \ t , Pork l'okinj { and Grocery
GEO. SMA11A Meat Market
0. B. CHURCHILL Stock Raiser
LOUIS SMITH Harness and Saddles
BANYE & ROBERTS Barber Simp
SPELTS & KLOSTERMAN Grain and Block
MERCHANTS' AND FARMERS' BANK Bell & Leonard , Bankers
BUNTING & RUNYON Real EsUto Olfico , Agonta R. R. Lands
0. 1L I'ORU Real Estate , Loan and Insurance Otlico
MART MILLER Attorney at Law and Loan Oilico
ROBERTS , WESTOVKlUfWILLIAMS. . Attorneys , also Thoroughbred Stock
DEAN < t OL1NOMAN Atton.oys , Real EsUto anil Abstract ODico
HORACE GARFIELD Attorney at Law
DR. G II. TEEOLES Physician and Surgeon
E. B. TAYLOR Clerk of District Court
FRANK DAVIS Tn-nsurorButler County
F. W. LEONH ARDT B. & M. Station Agent
GEORGE OSTERHOUT Judge of Butler County
HENRY WILL Commercial House
D. R. BULLOCK David City House
( B. & M. R. R. , Central Nebraska. )
TTTXO.A.-
R. Tliygcson ' Hardware , Stoves and Tinware
C. C. Turner Blacksmith and Wagon Maker
G. A. Darby Real Estate , Justice of tlio Peace and Insurance Agent
.1. W. Stricklor General Merchandise
W. E. McOlouil tfc Co Hardware , Stoves and Tinware
Metropolitan Hotel W. W. Shufeldt , Proprietor
EDHOLM
&
E RIGE80 N
Givetlie Bargains
IN ALL KINDS OF
JEWELRY
WATCHES.CLOCKS ,
SILVERWARESOLID ,
AND PLATED WARE
AND DIAMONDS.
At Pricou that Suit Any Customer Who Really Wieheaa First *
Olasw Article.
STAR TINTED SPECTACLES
Are also Sold Exclusively by us ,
ALSO WESTERN" AG-ENTS
FOR THE
SMITH AMERICAN ORGAN CO.'S ORGANS.
EDHOLM & ERICKSON ,
THE JEWELERS. Opposite the Post Office ,
I TfTTTTC - czs T
Of the Very Lutoet Styles.
LADIE , GENTS , AUE CHILDffl
MRS. HUBERMANN'S ' ,
10th Street , Bet. Capitol tvvonuo and Davenport. Fura made
irinijr inonoat.ly douo 10t
