THE OMA1TA DALLY BEE : MONDAY. JANUARY 2 , 1885. 7
THE DALLY BEE.
OMAHA PUBLISHING CO , PROPRIETORS.
010 Farnhnm , bet , Oth and 10th Streets ,
TKKMS OK SntSCKll'TION.
n cojiy 1 year , In Atlv.\ncep ( > tinlil ) J10.00
0 monthi " " . . . 6.0
month " " . . . 3.00
RAILWAY TIME TABLE ,
CIMKCAHD CHICAGO , ST. PAl't. , MISNMrOUS 4ND
OMAHA RUUtOAP.
L ve Omaha l'a > nicr ! No. 2 , 8:30 : a. m , Ac-
comiuotlntlott No. 4 , 1:0 : I p. m.
AtrnoOiimlia J'awcnucr No. ! , 6:10 : p. m.
" Accommodation No. 3 , 10:60 : n. m.
LIAVIXU OMAHA HAST OR SOUTH RODRI.
C. , D , & Q. 7io ; a. m. 3:40 : p. m ,
C. A N.V. . , 7iO : n. ui. 3:40 : 1 > m.
C , , U. I. & V. , 7:10 : a. m. 3:40 : p. m.
K. 0. , 8t , J. a C. 3. , leaves Rt 8 n. m. and 6:30 :
v [ > . m. Arrives at St. I/oula at 0:30 : n. tu. Mid 6:62 :
p. tn
tnW. , St. U& P.I lwi\Mftt8 n. in. and 8:10 : p.
tea. Arrival at at. Louis nt CtO : a. m. and 7:20 :
m
WKST OR 80UT1IWI18TS.1
0. k M. In Nob. , Through Kxprcm , 8:10 : . m.
B. & 11. Lincoln Kxpres * 0-20 p. m.
D 1 * . Overland Enpraw , 12:15 : p. m.
O. k K. V. for Lincoln , 11:15 a. in.
O. & H. V. lor Ooocola , UIO : n. In.
U. P. frclcht No. 6 , 6:30 : a. in.
O. P. trolRht No , 9 , 8:20 : a. m.
' U. P. freight No. IS , 2:60 : p. m.
' U. P. frelKht No. 7 , 0:10 : p. m. mlfrr nt.
w.lP. Denver exprcsn , 7:35 : p. tu.
U. P. frolirht Nn 11 , 11 30 p. m.
> V. P. Denver freight , 825 p. m.
HOT AND Kxrm.
I a B. It O 6:00 . m. 7S6 : p m.
I M N. W. , 9:45 : a. in. 7:25 : p. in.
'C. R. I.&P..9:45 : . m. 0:05 : p. m.
if. , a , Bt Joe & U 1) . , 7:40 a. m.-fl:4B : p.m.
Auuvwa raoM mi m T AKO Bovrnmar.
. ) O. * R. V. from Lincoln l.OSp. m.
.TJ. P. Pacific Kxprww 3:26 : p. m.
B At M. In Nob. , Throujfh Kxpnti 4:15 : p m
B. k U. Lincoln Kxprcm 0:40 : n m.
' T3 , P. Denver express , 7:35 : n. m.
C. P. Freight Mo. 14-2.M ) p. m.
U. P. S'o. ft 6:20 : K. m. ltmltr ( nt.
' U. /roixht No. 14 , 12:16 : p. m.
' U. P. So. S 9:00 : p. m.
D. P. So. 12 1:45 : B. in.
U. P. Denver froi ht , 1:10 : a. ra.
0. 4 R. V. mixed , M. :45 : i > . 111.
UMMT TRAINS ( irwniUI OMAHA AMD
OOIMUI. BUT7FH.
Leave Omaha nt 5:00 : , 9:00 : , 10:00 : and 11:00 :
m. : 1:0 : 2:00. : 8:00 : , 4:00 nnd 6:00 : p. in.
Leave Councl. lluff < i at 8:26 : , :25. : 10.25 and
Irtfi a. in. ! MSB , 2:25 : , 3:25,4:25 : : anil 626 ! p. m.
Sun nys The dummy loavcn Oniaha at tf:00 :
. > od 11:00 : a. ra. : 2:00 : , 4:00 : and 6:00 : p. m. Lcatos
< Council Illutft at 9:25 : and 11:26 : a. m. : 2:25 : , 4
and 6:25 : p. m.
Through and local passenger trains between
Omaha and Coum 11 Illiids. Lcat o Omaha U:1S :
7:4S : , 8:5Ua. : m. ; 3:40 : , 6:15 : , 0.0 : p. in. Arrve
Omaha 7:40 , 11:35 : , 11:45 : a. m. ; 6:40 : , 7:05 : , 7:16 ,
' 7:40 p. m.
_ _ _ _ _
Opening an" Closing of Mdl .
ROCTK. OPKN. OIXJSB.
a. m. p. m. a. in. p. ru
Onlcaira 4 N.V . 11.00 0:00 : 6:30 2:40 :
ChleiKo , K I. & Pacific 11:00 0UO : 6 30 2:40 :
. Chii KO , U. & O. . 11:00 9:00 : 6.30 2:40 :
W , ba.ih ! . .T . 12:30 : 630 9 : n
SouxCityami PiM-itlc. . 0.00 f > 30 2:40 :
'Union l-acldc . 4:00 : 11:40 :
0 > naha&K.V . 4.00 11:40 :
B. & II. In Ncl . 4:00 : 8:10 :
O.niha& Sioux City. . . . 6:00 : 7'30
B. A M. Lincoln . 10:30 : 0:00 :
U. P. IJnooln , Sunday. . . 1:30 : 11:00 :
U. P. Denver Kx ; > . " -00 0:30 :
O. , Sioux City & St. P. . . 11:00 : -HO
Local mail * lor Stnto ot Iowa leave but onou it
day , viz : 0.30 a , m.
Office open Sunday * from 12 m. to 1 p. m.
T1IOS. K HALL I1 M
Business .Directory ,
Abstract and Real hstate.
JOHN L. McCAOUE , oppotilte I'oat Office.
W. R. BAKTLETT S17 Soutli 13th Street
Architect * .
DUFEKNE 4 MENDELSSOHN , ARCHITECTS
Room Crelghton Block.
A. T. LAUOB Jr. . Room 2. Ciolirhton Block.
Boots and tihoei.
JAMES DBV1NE & CO. ,
, \riao Boot * and Shoo. A good uaortment ot
' iooie work on band , corner 12th and Harnev.
YHO8. ERICKSON , B. E. cor. 16th and Douglas.
JOHN FORTUNATUS ,
" 80510th street , manufactures to order good work
M ( air prices. Repairing done.
Bad Springs.
J. F. LARRIMER Manufacturer. 1617 Dourlaist.
Books , News and Stationery.
J. L FRUEHAUF 1016 Farnhom Street.
Butter and Eggs.
afaOHANE & SCHROEDER , the oldest B. and K.
tumao In Nobr-aka otabllohed 1876 Omaha.
OJUTTBAL
RESTAURANT ,
MRS. A. RYAN ,
toothweot corner ICthand Dodto.
Beat Board for the Money.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
'UeUa at all Hours.
Board by the Day , Wock or Month.
Good Terms for C&sh
Frirnlshnl lonm ! Supplied.
Road Wa ons.
SNYUKR , 14th and HarneyStrceta.
Jewe en.
JOHN I1AUMKH 1314 Famtum Street.
Junk.
H. BKPTIIOLD , lUaa and Metal.
Lumber , Lima nnd Cement.
FOSTER & OKAY corner Uth and Douxlu Bit.
Lamps and Qlasiwara.
J. BONNEil 1309 DoufiUu Ht. Good Variety.
Merchant Tailors.
G. A LINDQUF-ST ,
< Onoof our tuotit rcpular Merchant Tailors Is re-
cel n the latent dcak'na for Hprin and Summiir
OocxU ) for Kcntlomen e wear. Styllih , durable ,
and prices low aa ever 216 13th bet. DOUIC. & Farn
Millinery.
MRS. 0. A. KINOER , Wholesale and Retail , Fan
cy Goods In great variety , Ztptiyrn , Card BoarclH ,
Iloelerj' , Glovca , Corsete , ic. Cheapest House In
'thoWort. Purchuwn BUVO SO per cent , Ordrr
trr Moll. 116 mt enth Btreet.
, foundry.
JOHN WKARNK & HONS , cor. 14th& J rk9on ( -
Hour and Feed ,
OllAIIACiTT MILLS , 8th and Farnhim 8W. ,
Wulshann lirnn. , proiiriet 5r ( .
Urgcnrt.
: S. 8TEVKKS , 21et between Curnloi ; mi < l Irar
T , A. McHIIAKK , Corn , 23d and Cnmlnf dtrucu
Maruwaie , Iron und bleul.
OUAN A LANGWOimiY , Wiolc * le , 110 am1
' 112 I6tb ntrcct
A. HOUMKS corner Iftth and California.
Hornets , Bnadloi , tic.
B. WKI8T 0 13th Ht. t'ct Farn. & llarni'V
Hotels
; ANFIKLDHOU8KOoo. Canfleld.eth & Farnham
OOIUN HOUSE , P 11. Cary , 913 FamhomHt.
BLAVKS'B HOTEL. F. Hlaveii , 10th St.
Southern Hotel Ous. Haruel ( Kb & Lcavcnworth
Clothing Bought.
C jmAW will pay hlk'hcot Cash price for second
' hood eiothiw. Corner 10th and Famham.
Drugs , Paints and Oils.
KUHN ai CO.
Fine anc Wools , Cor , 1Mb _ ad
Donziii > tre ta.
> W. J , WnrTKHOUPK , Whol le * ReUU , 18th st
0. riKLI ) , 2021 North Bide Cumlng Street.
PABB , Drur rt. lOtb and Howard BtroeU.
Oentlita.
OR. PAUL , Williams' Clock Cor. 16th & Daljo.
Dry Goods Notions , Etc.
JOHN H. F. LEilMANN & CO. ,
w York Dry Goods Store , 1310 and Itli Fani-
him itrtet
L. a KnewoM also boots and thoet 7th & FadOc.
. r-urultura.
A P. GROSS , Now and Second Hand Furniture
n4 Htovce , 11U Douzlas. UUbOHt canh price
aid for wcond hand eooos.
.BONNKR 1309 Dourla et. Fine voodt , kc.
f-cnce Works ,
OMAHA FKNG'K CO.
OUST , FRIKS&CO. , 1213Jlinioy.St. ,
.cd Ice Horn , Iron and Wool Fences , OtSce
( Uillr.vi > , CountiTl of Pine artdVilnut.j
Clears nd Tobacco ,
\YKST A FUITSC'I ! KH , rnanufarturrn of CU rj ,
nd Wholnnle 1'i-alcnn n Tolftccon , 1305 IKniglM.
V. V. L UKXy.KN nwnilncturcr 141il Farnham
Florist.
A. PonMihue , plant * , cut flower * , wolf , ooqnct *
itc. N.V. . cor. Ifllh nnJ llouH.t * ftrcet * .
Civil EiiRlnepr * nnd Surveyors ,
ANDKKW IIOSKWATKU , Crcihtoii ! Wock ,
toun Sun eye , HnwloMid So erase t-y tom a
Uommltslon Merchants ,
JOHN 0. Wll , L1S.1414 DcKlso Street.
I ) n. IIKKMF.R. For ilctalli wo LURO aJvcttlw
ment In IHillv an < l Weekly.
Cornice Worki.
Western Cornice Wctltt , Manufacturers Iron
Cornice , Tin , Iron and Slnto Keening , Orders
from any locality promptly executed In the best
'imnncr. Factory and OiUco 1213 Hartley St.
r. Sl'KClIT , Proprietor.
OMvanUnl Iron Uornlt-vs , Window Caps , etc. ,
imnuf.icturnl ami put up In any part of the
country. T. S1NIIOL1) ) 418Thirteenth utreet
Crockery.
J. nONNKR 1309 Douiios direct. Good line.
Clothing and Furnlthlng Goods.
OBO. H , PCTKUSON. AIM 1UU , Caiw , BooUi ,
Shoo. Notlen * and Cutlery. 804 8. 10th street.
Refrigerators , Canfield's Patent ,
C. P. GOODMAN llth St. bet. Farn. A Harnor.
Show Case Manufactory. )
O. J. WILDK ,
Manufacturer and Dealer In all kinds ot Show
Canot , Upright Cams , - . . 1317 Caw St.
FRANK L. QEIUIAltD , proprietor Omaha
Hhow Cane inatiiifactory , 81S South 10th street ,
betwcvn Iieavcnworth and Uarcy. All frcoda
warranted tlrnt-cliwu.
Pawnbrokers.
ROHKNFF.LD. 10th St. . hot. far. A liar
Stoves ana Tinware.
A. DUIUIKSTKIl ,
Dealer In Stoves and Tinware , and Manufacturer
of Tin Roofs and all kinds of Building Work ,
Odd Fellows' Block.
J. BONNKR , 1300 Dou Uft St. Good and Cheap.
Seeds.
J. EVANS , WholenUe and Retail Seed Drills and
Cultivators , Odd Fellow * Hall.
Physicians an ! Surgeons.
W. S. QUIDS , M. D. , R * > m No 4 , Crelghton
Illock , 16th Street.
1' . S. LKISKNR1NO , M. D. Moronic Block.
0. L. HART , M. D. , Kye and Ear , opp. poetodlce
DU. L. II ORADDY.
il Aurl-t. S. W 16th nnd Farnham 3t
Photograpner * .
OEO. IIEYN , PROP.
Grand Central Gallery ,
212 Sixteenth Street ,
near Masonic Hall. Flrpt-claas Work and Prompt1
Plumbing , Qai and Steam Fitting.
P. W. TAUPY & CO. . 21 12th St. , bet. Farnham
and Douxlan.VorK promptly nttcndctl to.
1) riTXl'ATHlCK. HOD Dnuitliw Street.
. Painting iU > aper anting.
NKY A. KOSTKIIS. 141 Dodge Street.
dhoeaiores.
Phlllli Lanv. 1320 Karnham st. bet. 13th & 14th.
Second Hand Store ,
1'KHKINS & LKAH , 1410 Dou lw St. . New and
Second Hand Ptmilturu , llcusoturnlslilnpOoodii ,
tc. , boiii'ht nnd Hold on narrow margins.
baloonn.
HENRY HAUFMANN ,
In tno nuw brick block on Dotiulas StrDct , haa
) uat oxnnl a most elegant liocj Hall.
Hot Lunch from 10 to 12
every day.
"Caledonia" . ' KALCONEU 879 16th Street.
Undertakers.
CHAS. U1KWK , 101H Farnham bet. 10th & lltd.
t)0 Cent Stores.
P fl RAttKI'R lnh rnh m St. . K ncv Onm !
WESTERN
CORNICE WORKS ,
C. SPECHT ,
Proprietor ,
' 1213 Harney Street ,
OMAHA , - - - .NEB.
MANUFACTURERS OF
GALVANIZED IM
Cprnices ,
Dormer Windows , Finials ,
TIN , IRON | SLATE ROOFING ,
Specht's Patent Metalic Sky
light.
Patent Adu | tab1o Ratchet Bar and
BRACKET SHELVING.
I am the general state Agent for the above
line of Kooda.
IKON FENOING.
Creitlngs , Balustrades , VerandaslOtTlco and
Bank Railings , Window and Cellar
Guard ; also
GKNKKAL AGENT
Peerson and Hill Patent Inside Blind ,
nov4dtf
THE KENDALL
PLAITIM MADHIMEI
DRESS-MAKERS' '
- COMPANION ,
t . tn.Z' l : ? - vx- ' . ' . '
? i _ = = SHSrK = ? .f . ' , (
' H plaits anil prr&-f4 jwrftctly onu jcirJ per
minute.
It iiUltH fro.n l-li'.of an Inch to 1 1-1 lucliwi In
wliltn In tbuc-nurvi-rt Min or finest nil ! . ' .
Itiliiuxull I > liiUamlbt ! > U" of pl.iltlnt , ' In use.
No lady tlmtdoea liernvtn Urc-n link n'f can
a iircl to io | wlt'iout onu m nica plaiting N
n ; croutof tiuhloii , if remit I't-l'M ' ItMlf. Kor
'jf , ( 'Irculars cr Axviil'a term a o > tdrrtM
CONGAR & CO. ,
113 A..laniH . St. , Chlcaso , IU
UKO. W. Kr UALL , Ayi-nt
THE OCCIDENTAL !
J. I. PAYNTER ,
Proprietor
Corner 10th and Howard
Streets ,
OMAHA , NEB ,
Rates , Two Dollars Per. Day ,
s"lBBETT & PULLER , "
ATTORNEYS AT LAW ,
\TH > CITY , NEB ,
Special attoutloo iUoc tucolltctiou In Hull
'
THE LOST JEANNETTE.
A Story Connected With the Shlp-A
Los AtiROloa Lndy'a Lever AIIIOUK
Uio Crow.
lo. Ali8rlo < Tlnif" )
l' > r iiioro iimi _ ; Ui ( < iMi inotitlis
pit t n lu'itutitul and ucconiiiliali
young liuly f this city the lovuly
nd romiuico Miapiring footstool o'
the angles hn boon in ,1 constant
stnto of hope mid ilo iiivir. Tlio nowa
rcciMvoil niglil hoforo Inst from tlio
\vruuloving.lo.unKitto liu ? flint gl
nesa niul sorrow to uiixny n hroast ,
but to the young liuly in iiuoation it
lias created I ho moat anxious tears.
Yostordiiy , just hoforo the Sun Fran
Cisco train pulled out , n matronly old
lady might liavo boon soon support
ing n hoavily-veiled young \voumu
They \voro oviduutly mother nnd
dau htor , from the ( under nni
niothorly mimnor iti which the elder
lady looked nftor the sliglttest mint of
her companion , A Times reporter ,
noticing the couple , surmised that the
young lady was laboring under seine
Kri'at mental sorro-v. Ho looket"
toward the coach from which the
ladies had just alighted nnd saw that
it was n private carriage. His curioeity
was aroused. Ho approached nnd
cautiously interrogated the driver ,
The old coachman was very reticent ,
and the nowsgatheror was about to
K'IAO up in dospnir , when an idea
struck him. Ho put it into oxectitioi
nt once by tolling the old man that
his interest in thu two Indies had bjoi
nrousod fromtho _ fact that ho bulii-ved
ho saw n family resemblance between
himself nnd them.
"I jual arrived hero the other day,1
Bnid the reporter , "and I 1mvo every
reason to bulievo that that elder lady
is n very near relation of mino. "
This had the dumrcd olivet , and the
poor old nmn unfolded n story of ro
mancc in real lifo that never occurs
more than once in n century. It aeeniH
that Mixs waa visiting friends
in San Francisco during the winter of
1878-7' ! . She met Lieutenant Da-
honhower , U. S. N.n uoblo specimen
of manhood. The lieutenant WH.H
smitten with the fair daughter of Los
Angelos. They inet often , nnd the
Beitiel { was soon evident in a desperate
love allair. Hut the old , old H tying
that true love never ran smooth was
never more plainly illustrated than in
this case. For several months there
was not a happier pair in all San Fran
cisco. This earthly bliss could not
labt long , however. The lieutenant
was under orders to sail in the ill-fated
Jcannetto.
As the time drew near the sweet
girl became sad and pensive , and it
was a common thint ; for her to meet
her lover with tearful eyes. She told
him her tears , and pleaded with all
the eloquence ) only known to n lovuly
maiden , but her lover had been
ordered by his country to go to almost
certain death , and his honor would
not permit him to break his word ,
oven for the being ho worshipped.
The sad day of separation Dually
arrived and the two devoted lovers
parted , possibly never to moot again
in this world.
This is the sad story told in brief by
the old coachman , who related his
tale with tears in his eyes. '
"Yes , air , " aaid the old'tollow , "aho
has been n different girl over since.
They had only known one another a
short time , but 1 don't bpliovo two
people ever loved ns did this devoted
couple. Why , sir , her mother said
that when the lieutenant canto to bid
her gond-by , it took two of hui brother
officers to separate them whoa the
moment of parting came. She
fainted almost ns soon as ho was out
of the IIOUHO. When she revived , she
ordered n carriage , nnd immediately
repaired to the Cliff house. AH
soon ns she arrived there , she
took a stand where who could
got n good view of the Golden Onto.
Neither commands nor coaxing could
move her until she wus satistiud the
vessel hid ; passed out to sen After
returning to Los Angeles she led u re
tired lifo , having been convinced from
the first Unit aho would never see her
lover again. Sno has never failed to
bo up by daylight since the Juannotto
sailed in order to read the telegraphic
news. That sir has been the only
thing that has over interested her.
When she got Tin Times this morn
ing and got the nowa from the Jeannette -
nette you might have heard her
screams almost n mile olf. The whole
tnmily were in bud at the timo. When
they reached her she was in a faint ,
and everybody thought shu was dead.
But ( iod was not kind onon h to put
ho poor girl out of htir misery. The
The first thing she aaid was , 'Mam
ma , take mo to San Francisco at once. '
Shu don't seem to know wlmt she
wants , but her mother would start for
thu i-pot where the JoanneUo was lost
it her daughter would 'nk it. "
"Ho weld is she ? "
"Sho w.is nineteen last Ojtoborbut ,
to look at her uowyou would think she
was ut loiwt thirty. "
Tlio young lady in well known in
( his city , and up to within the past
two years was one of the brightuiit
and must beautiful of thu L < IH An
geles ImlluH. Her name in HiippruiHed
for tint prc.sent , and her nnt'ni'tmmto
love atl'.iir in known but by few , as llm
fiimily have nude every utl'jii to keep
it quiet.
Kur ihu Hitki * uf the girl , if for no
other reason , it is most devoutly hoped
that the third l nt , with the gallant
lieutenant and Inn brotherollicurriwill
yet be saved.
This IH probably one of the saddest
storie.t thai uas ever been chronicled
on the Pacific Cou t. The young
lady's sad history is very similar to
Lady Franklin's , and she will undoubtedly -
doubtedly receive great sympathy from
th fuminino portion of the whole
country.
'Hoolnl Life In Wew Mrxtoo.
Ititttnlew In Now York llmta with a Miner.
The country is rapidly increasing
in population , and the Buttlors nro of
n class of men that will bring about
the reforms that are needed. It may
bo added that women ( except Indian
or Mexican ; are very ncurco , and sin
gle incident will give a good reason
why , A young mini but just married
went to n mining quarter with his
wife , to keep n boarding housu. In
the tavcirii wluiro ho stopped a brawny
cow-boy familiarly chucked the lady
under the chin , when the man inter
fered with "KxciiBo mo , sir , this lady
is my wifii. " "Your wife ! Young
follow , a woman who comes into HUH
camp is ovwy ody'n wifo. " IJy this
titnu it was uiflcuverod tlut the trem
bling tUHiian hud French heels to her
bootn ! That was too much , ( Jut
cniuo the pistols , and bullet nftor bul
let struck the narrow heels until they
wore quite shot oil' , and without
hurting the foot. It need scarcely bo
added that the young e < mp1e "lit
out ' by the earliest cniiveymteo and
guru up the boarding house idea , in
that region at leaat.
Grant.
At tlio coming session of the Wis
consin Legislature a lull will be in
troduced lo declare forfeited tin- hums
granted fora road from Mud ! , : iko to
Superior city , nnd confer them upon
the Chicago , St. 1'iuil , Minneapolis V
Oniaha Company. The original grant
was mndo by Congress in 18 ? > ( ! , the
stnto holding the lands in tnmt , and
was given power to dispose of them
in auch manner ns the Legislature
shall provide. In 187-1 the Legisla
ture granted to the Chicago , 1'ortago
& Superior Company a grant of 2-1- ! ) ,
( H)0 acres on either sidoof a line sur
veyed froui Yellow river to Superior ,
upon condition that the road to Supe
rior city shall bo built and in opera
tion by the time the North Wisconsin
is built to Yellow river , the point of
intersection , nnd within live years of
its acceptance of the lands , and shall
also construct nnd put in operation thu
proposed railway of said Chicago ,
1'ortngo it Superior Air-Line , north
erly from Genoa in Wnlworth county ,
nt the rate of twenty miles a year.
Under thin nrnuicomunt the time al
lowed for the building of the norther
ly flixty-livo miles of the Air Line
road would hnvo expired May f > , 18" ! ' .
The Legislature , however , in 18"S ex
tended the time three years , nr until
May ft , 188L' . The first work wan done
the line last .
on spring. Meantime n
number of companies had cast a long
ing eye on this grant , as it was not
buing eiirned by the construction of n
mad called for by the terms of it al
lowanue , and last winter several bills
were introduced to confer it upon other
companies , notably the Chicago , St.
Paul A : Omaha and the Milwaukee &
St. Paul , but none of tlio.ni became a
law. Last spring the former company
bi.'gan the work on n line from tin
Yellow river lo Supeiiur city , witli
the avowed object of scenting a con
nection with the Northern 1'acilic ,
and are building a line irom Chippuwa
Falls to Yellow river , having iron
laid to liloomor. This entire line ,
when completed , will give tiiem a
chance at the Chicago fromht from
Superior and the Northern Pacific.
With this line , which it is intended to
complete by May next , the St. Paul
it Omaha Company , it is alleged , will
make an effort to secure the land rant
which , it is claimed , will bo forfeited
by the other company by its failure
to complete the road within the al
lowed timo. The points to he made
by the St. Paul it Omaha Comp.xny , it
is claimed , will be :
1. That the grant made to the AirLine -
Line Company by the Legislature is a
part of the grunt made by Congress
for a railroad and branches , and of
that system the present North Wis
consin is constitutionally the main
lino.
2. That the Air-Lino Company will
fail to build the line within the time
prescribed by law ; nnd
3. That the best interests of Northwestern -
western Wisconsin would bo subserved
if the road bo operated by n ii rat-class
company , able to furnish bettor facili
ties for the transportation of freight
and passengers.
Christmas Weather for GO Vonrs.
A Christmas like thoono just post
soft , balmy nnd bonignnnt , more like
April than December , n second child
hood for old winter sots the world
and our esteemed cotomporarics to
discoursing upon a wanning climate
nnd a moderate season. As a mutter
of fact , Philadelphia in the last ninety -
ty years has had yearly wcatherwhich
has not varied through n span of five
degrees. In the iifty-sovon years
from J70 ! * to 18-10 no year was hotter
than f > 4 degrees (1828 ( , ' 45 and'46 ; ,
nnd only one colder than HI degrees
mean temperature , 1810 , when ice
formed every month in the year , and
the annual average sunk to 4 ! ) de
grees.
Last Christinas was warm und December -
comber has boon an opun month ; but
in 1828 December had fuw frosty
nights , the mornings were otton fog
ey , "tho fiaiiio ns dog days , " aays n
chronicle of the weather , "nnd a warm
sunny day would ensue , " and Christ
mas wits warm. The next your , 182 ! ) ,
was almost as warm. Twenty yours
later , 1840 , December was warm again ,
with a fortnight clear of frost , nnd
the noonday temperature close on to
Christmas was f > 0 degrees in the elmdo
too warm for fires ,
The oldest inhabitant , it m true ,
who is old enough to remember that
Philadelphia had good sleighing for
days before Christinas Duy , 17IO ! ;
that in 17H ! anew blocked the roads ,
and Chiislmas muilii nnd greetings
from other cities got through with
difficulty ; that the next year gave
Khtighing neatly all Decumbur , with
iuy htrci ti Christmas Day , owing to it
thaw and sharp frost just before ;
whiloin 1802 , IHlfi nnd 1811 ! deep
Know nnd wcuthur clime to zero lasted
through half the month - sucli an old
est inhabitant might bo pardoned for
believing that Christmas nhovvdd the
buiannirig of warm ChristmnHCH. Ho
might oven say in an esteemed contemporary -
temporary that "a green Christmas is
the rule of late yuan * rather than the
exception , " forgetting , ns thu old do ,
that one yuarugo Chrintmas week had
the coldest weather- minus nix de
grees for twenty-five years , with
sleighing from Christmas on ; that two
days after Christmas the year before
won the coldest day of 1878 , and that
for a quarter of a century Ducombor
ha furnished the lowest annual torn-
p iraturo for over n fifth oflho tiling
15tit it would bo absurd for our oldest
inhabitant to forget that ho had days
in December , 1820 , which went up to
liO degrees , and extremely mild weath
er Christmas , 171M , utterly spoiling
the sleighing un which he had confi
dentially counted when snow foil De
cember 10 a disappointment ho had
to hear again Ciinstmao , 1705 , after a
wouk of excellent sleighing earlier in
the month. Thu catching weather of
1820 and thomuddy Christinas ot 18111
vould linger in hin mind nnd make
him hesitnto in
nsaumiug that our
winters were warmer ; nnd if ho was a
lovul-hended oldest inhabitant ho
would conclude that , taking C'liribf-
mao weather for ninety year * , there
has boon n good deal of sninuness
iiliout it , and that memory is H bad
for n talk on the weather.
Foruoj-'u Monty.
I'MUilrtphla 1'nsn.
Colonel Forney was stiiremely | aiut
curioujly i din"ureiit ' " luonuy mat
ters. Ono instance that strongly illus
trates this trait has caused many a
hetrty laugh among his aciiuintanceM | ,
Despite the advice of many fiiendn ,
unions them Pierce Hutler , the hits-
hand til Funny Kemble , he determined
to invest a largo sum of money in anew
now enterprise , u rieo-cleaning inn-
chine , or something of that sort , lit
felt liimiu'iully able to do this by
reason of having made a sale of some
Like Superior property. He Tilled out
n cheek on the Gir.ird bunk for a
very largo amount , and intrusted it ti
a friend for collection , When the
piece of paper was presented to the
paying teller , that ollidnl first
scratched his chin ami then went to
see thu presid'ent of thu bank who nt
that time was Air. H.ikor , father of
the Hon. George. H. Hixker. Air.
Hnkur came forward smilingly and
and said thnt while Coh.nel Forney
had quito n largo sum of money on
deposit in the bank the amount to his
credit wns not equal to tlmt cnlled
for by the check , but still if Colonel
Forney would stop down to the bank
himself , the check would be honored.
The friend returned to Thu Press
otllco in n indignant frnmu of mind
and told Colonel Forney thnt ho had
mndo him the bearer of n check thnt
had been dishonored , for the reason
that tliero was not aulllcient funds in
the bank ,
"Borne mistake air "
, ; sotmumstnko ,
replied the big-hearted editor. "I
have much more thnn thnt on deposit
in the txink , " nnd ho nttored
the name of n fnmihnrdepository other
than the Girnrd.
"Hut 1 did not go there , " replied
the friend in amazement. "Thu chuck
is drawn on thu Ginird Hunk. "
"i\ly ! my ! " snul Colonel Forney ,
"did 1 nmko such a silly mistake/ /
Why , 1 hnvo not a penny , in the
Girard Hank. 1 did not intend to Bend
there "
"Oh , yea ; you have n largo deposit
in the Girard bank , " answered the
friend , "hut it was not millicient. to
meet this check. "
" \ mistake , sir ; n mistake , " replied
plied the colonel , "I hnvo not a pen
ny there.1' ' A visit was mndu t'i the
Girard bunk , however , and Colonel
Forney found to his amn/ement tlmt
hu was much richer than ho thought.
In the snno : way , when the Longaores'
bank in Lancaster failed , Colonel
Forney found that hu had a leng-timo
deposit there that ho know nothing
of. It was this iiidill'iireiico in money
matters that exemplified , probably an
well as any other trait , thu lavish dis
position of the man now mourned ;
lavish not only with his wealth , but
with thu more precious treasures of
his heart.
Our Glorlons Indopomlonoo.
'U hat otin liu mnro gloriou * Mian to hu
independent of HnlFcrhiK. eatiMxl liy ilyn
> epHiu , iiiiliKi'-tion , constipation , side
lend.iclic , or oilier ( linen-Mis emanating
fr lit thu Htninn li. Thm u n liu easily
Kftineit l v timely " " "f Hi itntx'K Hl.oon
l'ricotfl.00 , trial HI/.U 10 cents.
ANofrroCoujnror' ratnl incli
Washington Stnr , Deu 10.
Hampton Price , a negro conjuror
nnd pretended doctor , was fatally shot
on Friday night near Franklin , Yn. ,
under peculiar circumstances , lie
had become hard up in his own neigh
borhood and came hero to better his
fortune. Ho professed to bo n conju
ror nnd doutor of wonderful skill , and
in well-to-do circuin
nn nged negro - -
stances bocnmo greatly interested in
him. To this man Pnco said that the
advance of half a dollar would secure
n chnin which would lend ita owner to
find a man of coined gold in thu neigh
borhood. The sum wns promptly paid
and thu chain obtained , but ita owner
was not nblo to find the mine of
wealth promised. Ho returned to
Pricu nnd demanded the return of his
money which wan refused. The town
sergeant renewed thu demand , but
Price again refused , and unforced his
refusal with n boot-jack , inflicting
painful wounds upon thu officer. The
latter then druw his pistol nnd allot
the conjuror in the backus ho was run-
Tf you are suffering frnin a Cough ,
Cold Asthma , Uronchitis , Hay Fovur ,
Consumption , IOHH of voice , tickling of
the throat , or any affection of thu
Throat or Lungs , use Dr. King's New
Discovery for Consumption. This is
the great remedy that is calming so
much excitement , by its wonderful
cures , curing thousands of hopeless
C.-IHOS. Over a million bottles of Dr.
King's Now Discovery hnvo been usud
within thu hut year , nnd hayo given
erfect satisfaction in every instance. .
l < o can unhesitatingly Hay that this is
really the only Hiiro euro for throat
nnd lung affections , nnd can cheerful
ly recommend it to all. Call and got
a trial bottlct free of coil , or n regular
M-M for SI , 00 , lnh v. MeMiihon , Om-
ahu < > ' >
PILES ! PILES ! PILES !
A Sure Cure Found at Lastl
No Ono Ndml Snfiorl
A mirociiru lor lilliul , Illnullnt ; , llcliliiK itnil
Dlciiruldl rilcx luu < lifcii dlwovoruil liy Dr. Wil
liam , ( oil Indian remedy , ) iailed Dr. Wllllum'H
Indlun Ointment. A hlnlo liox lmi : tiui'il tliu
wcriit chronic tuM-Hut 25or HU > cnr ntanilln . No
ono IIUIH ! milTcr live mlniitrx alter M'l'lyliik' I'1' ' ' *
wonderful itootliliiK iixxlkliio , J/otloiiH , lintni-
niuntH aii'l ulictuarfuuilu moru liann Uian KOO'I ,
Wllllaiu'i Oliilineiit almoilw lint ttiinum , llaH
thu nitunuu Itching , ( ivirtlculanly at nl lit ultor
tfcttliiK uami In hud , ) &cU OH apoilltlce , KVUH ! In-
Blunt and palnlww relief , and l prcaruil ] only for
I'lluH. lU'hliiK ol the prlvktu paiu , and ( or iiotb
( nit vita ,
Ituad what the lion J. II CcRlnlxirry of Clevel
and BHVH about Dr. Wllllam'g Indian 1'llu Oint
ment : I have UHud Hcflrw ) of l'llcn curui , and It
afford * in o p oimiiro to Bay that I hare never found
anything which Kava mich Immoutato and | Hirnia-
nent relief ai Dr. Wllilam'f Indian Ointment
for nale liy oil drumfUU or Dialled on receipt ot
price , 11.00.
HENRY A CO. . Prop'rfc ,
CI.1VW.4SD , OUIB.
for aal by C. f Cloodmau.
OctlOllMMl AvMlwl
OKAY'S SPECIFIC MEDICINE ;
TRADEMARK l'0"fttTIIADI MARK
-
Hpunnator
rhra , Iinpot
ency , and all
follow
BEFORE TAKIMO.Kcciucuco of AFTER TARINO.
Hell Aliiihf ; m | , oHOf Jleinoo1 , L'nl 'ur al Iiuw | .
tndu , I'uln In Ihu lUrk , Iliinni nn of VUtnn , 1'rv
inaluru Old AKO , and man ) ( illior DI-IUHUI tlmt
luad t'i liiHanlty or Con uni | < tloii ami I'ruina-
turn Oraui
fdJ'Knll lartlralarn In our pamnlilct , ulilrh
wii < klru to end Ireu 1 , ' null to uiuryonu.
tal'liv hHilllu | Jlc.ll. Ino U Hid hy Ml ilnt 'xl ' *
at il | > tr ( aekaiio , or ( J ] ia.it < m tit * f > , or vtlll
lie runt fruu liy mall < m re' ) plot thu money , I'y
o < fdrmliiK Til K Oil A IKUK.'INK CO. ,
IltlDalo , N. V.
KOI tilu liy C. ( ' Coo ID
DIRECTORY OF LEADING WESTERN HOTEL ?
TOH'XF
ARLlNQfON , J. Q. MclNTIRE , Lincoln , Net.
JUDKINS HOUSC , JUDKIN9 & URO , , Rod Oak , In ,
SAI1ATOQA HOTEL , J. S , STLLLINlUa , Mil fun ) , Ncl ) .
ncto HOUSE , OEO. REF.D , Ulytio , Neb ,
WOODS HOUSE , W. P. ELLIS , Oiceoln , Neb.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL JOHN HANNAN , Stromiuurg , Neui
AMEHICAN HOUSC. QEO. H. McCAIN , South tlend.No
HALL HOUSE , A. W. HALL , Loultvlllo
CITY HOTEL , CHENEY & CLARK , Dlnlr , Neb.
EXCHANGE HOTEL , C. U. HAOKNEY Athlnml , Neb
CENTRAL HOUSE , JOHN COOPER , Onkdnlc , Neb ,
COMMERCIAL HOTEL , WM , CLEMMOX3 , Sew.ird , .Neb.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL E. EVANS , O'S-elll , Nnb.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL C. F. OASSADY , Dcnlion , IA.
HARTNtY HOUSE , w. P. HUNTER , WrjUlde , la.
DELLOU HOUSE , MRS. A. E. 1JRUCE , Rlilnci City , N r > ,
DORCHESTER HOTEL , A. 8. KINKLE Dorclieiter , Neb.
COMMERCIAL HOTC. , J. Q , MEAD , NellRh , Neb
CENTRAL HOUSE , JA8. McKILLIP , York , Neb ,
TUTTLC HOUSE , W. H.TUTTLE , Aurora , Neb ,
QAOE HOUSE , A. R. OAOE , Republican City Neb
DENVER HOUSE CAIRNS & WILLIAMS , Hatting * , Neb.
SANDERS HOUSE , CHAS. E. McNISH , Friend , Neb.
WOODWARD HOUSE , WAREN WOODWARD , Exeter , Neb.
JUDKIN8 HOUSE. FRANK WILKINSON , Mulvern , la.
PARK HOUSE , W. J. QARVIN , Corning , la ,
COMMERCIAL HOUSE , WM , LUTTON , Vllllica. lit.
E8TE8 HOUSE , N. T tSTES , Grand laland , Htti.
COMMERCIAL HOUSE , F. W. WILM8 , Kearney , Neb.
WILDER HOURE * THOMPSON REED , Wither , Neb
COMMERCIAL HOUSE A. C. CAARPER , Hardy , Neb.
METRO ° OLITAN HOTEL , W. W. 8HUWFELT Waco , Neb.
GREENWOOD HOUSE , a. W. MAYFIELD , Greenwood , Neb
HAMMOND HOUSE , JOHN HAMMOND , Columbut , Neb.
CENTRAL CITY HOUSE J. 8. QREQERY , Central Oltv , Neo.
SUMMIT HOUSE. BWAN & DECKER , Creiton , la.
NEOLA HOTEL , F. 8IEVERTZ , Neola. la.
EMERSON HOUSE. A. L. SHELDON , Emeraon. la.
CORNING.
( Ailanm County , Iowa , 0. , H. & Q. )
CV. ! . Fnink . D.irrow
I ) . S. Siglor . Itniik
\V. 0. ( inrvin . Hotel
h. AI. Wnhlroii . Hotel
D.ivis , Wella > V , UiisHoll . . . Itw
tliilin Hixhy \ Son. ' . . bxw uml Insiiraiico
C. D , CasHim . . . , . Luw
W. O. Mitchel . ' . law
Mont it Itrown . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Imv ' ' 1
.1 .1V. . Hixliy . I usiii-o
Fr.inl ; & Klniutiilorf . lien I E-ttatu
H. A. Cvippmi . , . v . U. AM l.-iml Ayoiit.
1 * . II. Huvins . . Postmaster
A , A. IJixi.iKon , M. 1) . I'lnmciun
A.1. . Stilts , Al. 1) . Physician
NV. II. Alacoti , M. \ ) . PltVNieiiui
F. II. Soniiiton . Duntint
A. Oniiiilon | . Livery
ilohn Uowland . Livcrv
A. Al. Ueymur . Liimbor
K. 1) . Itantl- Co . . Lumber
K , V. H.irgan . Food anil Farm Implements
.lames Widnor , Al. 1) . PhyBieiaii
K. A. Moore . Law
P. H. Fillmiui . llurness
F. P. Shujio . llluokamith
Skinner Itroa . iMncliiito yitdji ami Foundry
Thomas George . Steam Mill
.I. G. Wilson . P.estaurant nnd Grocery
Gee , \V. Ittisaull . General iMurchtuuliHO
Garvin Hros . Gonural Aloichiindise
O. A. 1'eiiHo . .Towolry
Widner it I In nilnrn . Hardware
W. F. Hull . Groceries
SuholIlros . General Murchunchae
Kelly \ Liindin . Mont Market
Itigonr & Co . General Murclinndiao
L. AI Mann . Groceries
llightmiru & Kurl . . . "Drugs
Perkins & Allhouso . Millinery
C. W. Francis . Clothing
Mra. O A. Wood . ; . . ; . * . : _ . . . ' . . . Alillinury
Htono Bros . , . ' . . linrbora
Widner t Chapman . Dry Goods
J. F. McElwnin . Dry Goods
Aliases Jilylor & Spencer . Dress Making
J. T Smith . Drugs
, f. U. Harris . , . Groceries
A. AT. ( , 'onp . Moots and Shoes.
W. G. Sli.irtliir . ClothinK
,1. W. Holmus . Farm Implements
Hollister Hros . Furniture
K. Van Wagner . Groceries
LutKut / . Grouuiy , I in king
A. Thompson , , lr . Himiesa
W. F. Lynn . Restaurant
A. It. Tumor . General Merchandise
W. K. Anderson . Law
c.3Eiaaoxc'sr.
IT JC JC.X.XS OA. ,
Alontgomory County , Iowa , C. , 11. fc ( , . II. K.
W. S. Altjor t Co . s . Hauliers
A. W. Sweet . Hanker
Win , Sutton . Hotel and Li very
A , Harvey . Dry Gnods and Groceries
L. Sheimrd it Son . Dry Gonda and Groceries
Cornelius it White . Fttniituro
P.iul AVuIuh . lowelry
Keys ItrolherH . Hardware-
HitwiiH it WatDrmanii . , . Hard ware
F. H. Sm th . Drugs
G. W. llarlow . ICuutiiiiranfc
Walters it Alinert . Law , Loan and Linit
K. 0. Gibhs . . ' . Attorney
F. L. Inginan . , . News liooks and Toyn
M. S. Thurman . , . Insurance and Louu
M. 1C. Dinim . Millinery
L. Fhmimor . , . IVirbor
Cooper t Woliur . ' . . General Meruliundiau
,1. AI. Howland . , . . , . Land , Loan , liiitiintnco
] { . Kiinmnns . . . . . . . Drugn
W. Al. Luwis . ' . Ho-Uimrriit
,1. T , SliniiiiHii . , , . . , , , . . . . . Su-nin Marhlt ) Workn
A. K. Handuock . , . Furniture.
Phillip Alooru . . . . .Grocvrieu and Aleut
Leu Gtillanar . HaincHa
Unwell liniH . ( iuner.il Miiruhitndixu
H. A. Hnfn.i . , . Dry Goods
Hnico it Kim . , . Clothing
.1. T. Iiigintin . HootH and Shoes
AL N. MvNauuhton , At. D . Physician
S. II. Handcock . Hotel
F. Coopur , Al. D . Physician
W. A. Woodard . C. , 13. & Q. Land Agent
C. N. 1'roaton it Son . Groceries and Meat
C. 11. Muldon . Alillinery
Cowgill t Hiigurnmstur . IMockumitlia
Owcim it CummingA . ' . Bluckamiths
Jones it AIit/eo ) . Lumber
K. I ) , Hand it Co . Lumber
Hoover it Kuod . Livery
Smith it Iturlnon . Elevator
Kill's it Co . , . ? : ievator
II. D. Dolson . Elevator
P. U. Mutes . . . . . .Mayor
DEALER IN
Lath and Shingles ,
Yard and Office 15th and Cumings Street , two blocks
north of
ST. PAUL. AND OMAHA DEPOT
