Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, March 14, 1882, Page 3, Image 3

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    Til ) ; OJIJAHA UA1IA JBJBJi ) : TuESUAY MARCH U , 182
THE PATLY BEB
CMAHA PUBU8HINQ CO , , PROPRIETORS.
010 Furnham , bet. Oth and 10th Street * ,
TEIUIS or SUBSCRIPTION.
o coi > y Iscar.ln A > lranco ( postpaid ) * ' (10.00
monifU " " . . . 6.00
north " " ' 8.00
7 HAIL WAY TIME TABLE.
IMI CARD CIIICAOO , BT. riCL , MIKRXArOLlS ASH
.OMAHA BAILROAf.
Leave Omaha PasionRCr No. 8 , 8:80 : * . m. Ac
commodation No. 4,1:01 : p. m
Arrhe OmOm riwent'er No. 1,2:20 p. m.
Accommodation No , 8,10:60 : ft , m.
Htm'8 OMAHA ABT 0 ROUTT1 BOUHD.
C. , B. 4 O. 7MO a. m. 8:40 p. m.
0. A N. w. . 7:40 . m. 3:40 : p. m.
0. , n. 1. & I' . . 7 : 0 . m. 3:40 : P. m.
K. 0. , bt. J. i C. 3. , lwve rt 8 . m. and 6SO :
m. Arrival at St. Louis at 0:30 : . m. nd 5:52 :
111 ,
W. , St.L. & P. , InaveaatS a. m. and 8IUp. :
Arrhen & St. Louis nt 0:40 : a. m , and 7:30 :
m
WHIT OR BOUTnWWTS.
B. ft 11. In Neb. , Throujh Express , 8tO . m.
B. * II. Lincoln Kxi > re s fl:2u p. m.
U P. OierUnd Ktproxs. 12:1& : { i. m.
0. ft K. V. for Lincoln , 11:15 : a. m ,
0. A H V. lor Owcolix. 9:40 : n. m.
U. P frclcht No. 6 , 4:30 n. m.
(3. ( f ' rcljht No. 9 , 8:20 R. in.
17. I1 , ( rc lit No , 13 , 2M : ) p. m.
U. P. freight No. 7 , 0:10 p. ni. emigrant.
* , P. Demi r cxjirivn , 7:35 : p. ia.
U. P. frttrht Jin 11 , It 30 p. in.
tl. t' . ltmi r frtlifht , 8:25 : p. m.
Al Ml 1Mb FRUM KA8T AND HOOtD.
( , . B. A V i:00 : > . m. 7:25 : p m.
.t Nv , , \if \ : > a. m. 7:25 : p. m.
0. K. l.M' . . MCA. ni , 11:05 : p. tn.
R. C. , 61. Jco &C B. , 740 ! n. m. 6:45 : p. ni
4RBIVIK9 FKOM 1IIK mu > T tFD SOtTTIIWItSr.
0. It li. V , from Uncoln l.OtJ p. in.
U. i' . I'Atll'o K | ire ! 3:25 : p. m.
0 t M. In Nil ) . , Through hAi c 1:16 : p m.
B. i 11. Lincoln Exjrc ( 9 40 n m.
0. P. Denver cxnrc'V , 7:3i : > a. in.
U. P. Freight No. 14 2:50 : p. tn.1
U. P. No. 6 Eis.0 n. in. KnilR nt.
U. P. freight No. 14 , Iftlb | > . ut.
U. P. So. B-0 : ( > 0 P. iu.
U. P. .Vo. 12-1:45 : B. in.
U , P. Dourer frcisht , 1:10 : a. m.
0. ite K , V. mUeJ. nr. 4:15 : p. m.
: ; . : ' " MtVB'tX OMAHA A9D
IM\U Omalia at 3CO : , 8.00 , 10:00 : nnd 11W :
ni.f t ) ? :00 , n:00 , 4iiO uii'l 6:00 : \ > . m.
L avc Couuclj Dluff nt SK5 , 9:2J. : 10:25 : and
l ! a. m.J 1:28 , 2M , 8 : S , 4:25 : olid 6:2.5 : p. in.
8un ys The dummy ICAVM Oiuattt at 0M :
and I1W ) iw m.J 2 : 0 , 4:00 : r.nd 6:00 : p. m. Lc. w
Council muds at 9ir : and 11:26 a. in. ; 2:25 : , 4:25 :
and B:2& p. m.
Through and local piuwonjcr trains between
Oiuuha und Oouu 11 Blullf. Loa o Omaha 0:16 :
J46 ! , 8:6(1 : a. m. ; 3:40 : , 6:16 : , 0:00 : p. in. Arrive
Omaha 7:40,11:35,11:15 : : : a. m. ; 6:40 : , 7:05 : , 7:16 : ,
110 p. in. .
Opening an * doing of M ll .
ROU1F. OftN. OLOSB.
A. in. p. m. a. m. p. m.
Chicago iN. W 11.00 0:00 6:30 : 2:10 :
Otlcak'O , It I. li. VsUBc. 11:00 : 0:00 : 6SO :
ChloaRO , It. ft < i 11 0 90 5:20 : 2:40 :
IVabuKh 12 : 0 6:30 : EW :
Sioux C.ty anil JPtilflc . 0CO : 5:30 : 2:10 :
Union PftdQc 400 ; 11:40 :
Onmhn All. V 4:00 : 11:40 :
R7M. In Neb 4:00 8:10 :
Orruvlia & K'oux ' City. . . . 7:80 :
n. AM. Lincoln 10:30 : 6:00 :
U. P. Lincoln , Sunday. . . 1SO : 11:00
J. P. Demcr Exi > :00 : 0:50 :
O. . Bloux City ii St. 1' . , .llt)0 : ) iw :
Local ranUd for State of low * leave but one *
day , % lz : 0:30.1. : ru.
OlBce orxri Sundays frcm 12 m. to 1 p. in.
THIS. P HAIL P M.
Business ilirectory ,
Abstract aiiii Heal tatnte. .
JOHN L. MoCAOUE , op ) > oslte Post Offlco.
W. K. BARTLKTT 817 South ISth Street.
Archltecta.
DUntENK & MENBELSSOHN , ABCIIITKCTa
Iloom 14 Crcigbtoa lilock.
A. T. LAROE Jr. , Room 2 , Ciolehton Block.
Oocti and Shoes.
JAMK.S U V1NE i CO. ,
fine Booto and Klo . A food assortment of
home work on band , corner 12th and lltruoy. .
TUOS. KUIOKSON , U. U. cor. Jttfa and Douelas.
JOHN FOUTUNATUS ,
Mi610th street , manulacturca to order good work
at fair price * . Bcoalrlnp done.
Bed Sprint * .
r. LAKKIMEll Jlanufacturcr. 1B17 DourU st.
Seeks , News and Stationery.
J. I. KRUUnAUP 1016 Fambam Street.
Buttir and Eggs.
llcSlIANk ; & SCnitOKDEK , trie oldest Ti. and B.
bouse In Nebraska cHtahllpbod 1876 Omaha.
CEXXRAL
KE3TAUKAST ,
MK3. A. II YAK ,
inlhwoat comer letland Uodtro.
Bo-H Board for the Money.
( Utfcfactlon Oiuractccd
liftls at all IIourD.
Board by the Day , Week or Month.
Good Terms ( or Cash
i-'t and Roaa Wagons.
TVU SN YDEB , 14th and Harney Streets.
Clothing Uouyht ,
J. IIA11RH will 113 } hlxhtBtCr.nl. price for ascend
band clothlnf. Corner 10th and Famhum.
iicwo ors.
JOHN BAUUKK 1314 Farnham Street. :
Junk. ]
Q. BERT110LD , H&xa and Motal.
Lumber , Llmo and Oerncnt.
rOSTER & OKAY corner dth and Douglw tits :
Lampa and Ulaiiware.
J , BONNEH 1UU ! Uaiulaa Ut. Uood Variety.
Merchant Tailors.
0. A LINDQUEHT ,
One of our most rqmbr Merchant Tallorn U it-
celvlnu the latest il < hii ; for Uprlui ; and Bumri'r
Quods for Knuk'nicn e wear. BtylUli , durablt ,
and prices lo1 an or 216 ISth bet.
Mllllnoiy ,
HIIS. 0. A. H GEHVhoIetnIu aud RcUll , tM ,
ey Goods In great variety , Zephyrs , Card U'janN ,
lloalcry , GIoiu , CorticUi , &c. cli ( | iot Ilotmo In
Ihe V/utt. 1'urcliwcru eave SO per cent. Order
ty Mall. 115 Flftceiti ) I3troet.
ruuimry.
JOHN WKAKNK & SONS cor. Uth& Jaikeouet *
Mourand Feed ,
OMAHA CITY MILLS , 6th and Farnhaui HU. ,
Wolshane Broa. , ) irorletcrs.
, Urccen.
fi. BTEVKNB , ltt Lotwi.cn Cumljig mil Uar
T. A. afoSIIAKK , Ccrn. 23d aud Cuinln ; rJtrevts.
Hardwaie , Iron and Steel.
OLAN & LANO.WOUTUYVholesalB , 110 ant1
112 16th street
A. HOLMES corner 1Mb and California.
Harness , Baddies , Etc.
B.WBI3T 2018th St. hot FarpHarney. .
,
, ANFIKLD HOUSEaoo. Canfloldfitb& Farahani
DOUAN UOUSE , P. II. Cary , DIB Farnham St.
BLAVEN'S nOTEL. f , Slaven , 10th St.
Bonthero Hotel Ous. Hamel 9th & Leaven worth
falnia ana Olla.
KUUN & CO.
rhumadlti , Fine Vane Uoods , Oor. 16tn and
Douirlfi ttreota
W. J. WHITEUOUPK , Wholcealeft Retail , leth Bt.
0. FIELD , 2022 Korta Side Curalnp Street
PAUR , Drusj.'let. lOto and Howard Streeto.
Dentlsta.
DR. PAUL , Wllllanu * Block Cor. 16th & Dodge.
ury Goods Notions , tto.
JOHN H. V , LEUUANN & CO. ,
Mew York Dry Goods Store , 1810 and 181 ! Farm
ham btrect.
b. O. Enowola also boot * and shoes 7th k Pacific.
ruruuuro.
A F , GROSS. New and 8cvond Hand Furniture ,
nd Stovtx , lilt Dcazlu. Highest cash price
aid tpr ocond htoi goons.
BONNEIt 1309 Dvcrla et. Fine treed , Ac.
t crce rVor * .
Oi/EA FENCE 00.
OUST , FBIES ft CO ISIS Harney St. , Imriove
s < ) Ic Boxes , licr and Wood Fences , OCBc
illogs. Oonatiif Pics and Wiloutf
, -.r
OlRnn and Tobacco.
WEST it rniTSCDEK , tre nut cturcraol ClRan ,
aod Wholwwlo PealcrCl n Toovrcos. 1301 IURM. .
JV , Y. LonKNT.EJT munulKcturcr 1416 Fatiihani
Florlit.
A. Ponajhnc , rUnts , nit flower * . ( > < ! , ix > quet *
etc. N. W. cor , 16th and Doupliu § trcd *
Civil Englneeri and Surveyor ! .
ANDRKW HOSEWATER , Crolshton BloeJi ,
Town Surreys , Orad * and Sewerage Srttcuu a
BpccUlty.
Oommlttton Merchant * .
JOHN 0. Wit , LIS.1414 Dodge Street.
D n. URUtnn. For details ee large advertlie-
uiont In Dillr and Weeklr.
Cornice Worki.
Wettern Oomlco Works , Mannfactnren Iron
Cornice , Tin , Iron and Slate Roofllnir , Orders
from any locality promptly executed In the boat
manner. Factory and Omco 1213 Harney St.
C. SPROUT , Proprietor.
Oalranlzod Iron Gornlco * . Window CAM , etc. ,
manufactured and put up In any pore of the
ocrnitrv. T. 81NIIOLD 416 Thirteenth utreet
Crockery ,
J. BONNKR 1809 Douzlis f trcct. Good line.
Clothing and Furnlahlng Uood * .
OKO. U. PETERSON. Alw Hats , Cape , BooU ,
Shoe * Notions and Cutlery. 804 8.10th itrcct.
Rotrlgeraton , Oanfleld't Patent.
0. P. GOODMAN llth St. hot. Forp. i Hafncy.
Ohow Oaia M.inuractory.
0. J. WILDE ,
Manufacturer and Dcalor tn all lilndd of Show
Cum , Uptight Cases , a . . 1317 CaM fit.
FRANK L. OKI11IAHD , proprietor Oraihi
Show Cwu manufactory , 818 boutli ICtlntrcct ,
h twcen Lcnienworth and llarcy. All goodn
mumnted first -claw.
Pawnbroker * .
ROfiENFKLD. 10th ht. . hel. Ftr , ft Ilai
Utovo nn mware.
A. JJUllM ESTER ,
Dealer In Stoics and Tinnare , and il.inulact'jrur
of Tin Rjoln and fcll kinds of liulUlr.g Worli ,
OddFtllowg'Block.
J. noNNKR. 1803DoutrlM8t. Good and Cheap.
tjocdt.
J. EVANS , Wholfnale and Retail Seed Drltle and
Cultivators , Odd Fcllowa Hall.
Pliytlclnns oni Surgeon * .
W. 8. Oinns , II. I ) . , Room No t , Crclghton
Block , 16th Strnct
P. S. LEI KNRINO , it. 13. llvwnlo Block.
U. L. IIART , M. D. , Eyr and Ear , opp. pogtofflco
DR. L. B ORADDY ,
Oculist and Aurlst , S. W 16th nnd Farnham 8t
Photograpnnrj.
GEO. 1IEYN. PROP.
Grand Central Oilltry.
212 Sixteenth Street.
near Unsonlc Itall. First-class Work and Prompt-
n w euarnntecn
Plumblnd , Gas and Steam Fitting
P. W. TARPV & CO. . 210 12th tt. , hot , Karnham
uid Douglas , Work promptly attended to.
D. rmi'ATUICK , 1400 Doutflas Street.
nlntlnc an npor anglng.
HENRY A. KOSTERS.-UI DodRO Street.
Shoo moro .
Phillip LanR 1820 Farnbam Bt. bt 18th & 14th.
Oecond Hand Store- .
PERKINS & LEAR , 1416 Douglas St. . New and
Second Hand Furniture , House Furulshlnc Goods ,
Ac. , bought and sold on narrow * margins.
Ualoons.
HFJIRY KAUFHANN ,
In tno now brick block on Douglas Struct , has
Just opened a most elegant Bcci Hall.
Oct Lunch from 10 to 19
v cry day.
" Caledonia "J FALCONER 67916th Street.
Undertaker * .
CHAS. IlIHWK , 1012 Farnham bet. 10th A lltd.
00 Cent Stores.
P C. BACKUS 1206 Farnh'tm St. . Fancy Ooodr
FILES ! FILES ! PILES !
A Sure Cure Found at Lastl
No On * 'Wood ' SnfTorl
A sure euro for Blind , Bletxllni ; , Itching and
Ulcerated Piles ban b ( en discovered by Dr. Wil
liam , ( an Indian remedy , ) called Dr. William's
Indian Ointment. A single box has cured the
worst chronic cr-eos of ! ! 5or 30 } cars standing. No
one ncul sudcr five minutes Mtcr apY'y'ng ' ' thl >
wonderful ooathlng niadiclno. Lotions , Instru-
menu and cloctuarlua do raoro harm than good ,
William's Ointment aluorhi the tumors , allnyt
the Intense Itching , ( partlculnoly nt nl ht after
Dotting warm In bed , ) acts as a poult Ice , K'vca ' in'
stant and palnlooi relief , and Ispropirud only for
Pllen. Itching of the private parts , and for notb
Ing else.
Read what the Hon. J. U. Ccfflnborry of Cle\o- 8
and Rays about Dr. William's Indian Pile Oint
ment : I have uted scored of Piles cures , and It [
affords mop oasuro to say that I have no\cr found
anytliln/ which garo mich Immoitlate and pernia
ncnt relief as Dr. William's ( rrllan Ointment
For sale by all druggists or mailed on roceli/t
price , Jl.OO , % :
& CO. . Prop'm. ,
CLUVRLAKP , OHIO
For sale by 0. F Goodman. .
I ) /'tl Mf
NERVOUS DEBILITY ,
A Cnrti Onnrantnoil-
Dr. K. C.Vest'i Ncrt c ana lltaln Treatment )
A specific for Hysteria , Pizzinc.-is , Convulsions.
NcrvouH Headache , Mental Depression , LOBS of
McmoryScnnatorrhua | , Iiimotcny , Inoluntary
Em'snlons ' 1'rcinaturu Old Ace , caused by ovcr-
ixcrtlon , self abuse , or ovor-lndulgcnce , which
e.ids to mlacry , decay nnd death. Ono box will
uro roccnt caeca. IZa h box contains ono month's )
rcatment. Ono dollar a box , or lx boxen fore
\o dollars ; sent by mall prepaid on receipt of
price. Wo guarantee six boxes to euro any caao.
with each order received b > us for fix boxes , ae-
x > mpanlcd with flvo dollars , will send the pnr-
hai > cr our written guirantco to return tbo
noncy If the treatment does not cff ct a euro.
C. f. Goodman ; Drupglit , Sole , Wholesale and
iietall A cut , Oranlia , Iseb. Orders by mail at
regular price. il&wlv
WESTBEN
G. SPECHT ,
Proprietor ,
1213 Hamey Street ,
3MAHA , - - - NEB.
MAKUFAOTUUERS OF-
SiLTMIZED IROB D
Cornices ,
Dormer Windows , Finials ,
TIN , IRON g SLATE BOOFIflO ,
Speoht'a Patent Metalio Sky
light.
Patent Adjustable Ratchet Bar and
BRACKET SHELVING ;
am the Keneral State Agent ( or the abors
ne of goods.
Cl
IRON FENCING.
Dalustrades , Verandas0fflce | and
Uonk Railings , Window and Cellar
Guards ; alto in
GENERAL AGENT ca
Pi
Peerson and Hill Patent Inside Blind.
DOV tf
Nbe
be
PIE is 1
OJJOIDEHAL va
J. I. PAYNTER pt
. . in
,
inM [
Proprietor an
Jorner 10th and Howard ? hi '
Streets hiGi
GiCt
,
OMAHA , JSTEB. Ct
Two Dollars Per Day , en tic
BADS AND HIS LOBBY.
How the Q reft t Ship-Railway Job 1
Pushing Through Congress.
Cli d/o Trlbu f.
The resolution of the senate com
mittco on commerce to report Captni
Ends' ship-inilvvay job back with
favorable recommendation is the firs
result of the labors of the lobby it
Washington this winter. Captain
Kada himself is the most audacious
unprincipled , nnd successful lobbyis
the national capital has over known
Ho is now in receipt of half n nulliot
dollars annually paid him for main
taining n channel of thirty fue
"through the jetties" nt the mouth o
the Mississippi , though it is notoriou
that the depth of water nt the hcnt
of the South Pass is less than twenty
five feet , probably not inoro thai
twenty-three foot. Technically , ho i
entitled to his money under tlio term
of his contract with the government
But ho is not entitled to spend it , o
any portion of it , in influencing con
press to consummate n still more
shameful nnd indefensible bargain.
Eada' first mode of attack on th
sensibilities of congressmen is throiigl
social entertainments. Ho baa givei
a largo number of little dinners t
congressmen. Ho is too wily niu
diplomatic n man to spread his bi { ,
nets in public , lint ho has agents np
pointed to act for him , The dinner
ostensibly given by Stilsou Hutchins
of The Washington Post , to the entire
newspaper press represented nt the
capital is commonly unders'ood to
hnvo been paid for by dipt. Eads. li
was an elegant all'.ur. Ono
hundred nnd fifty covers were laid ,
nnd wino flowed like water. There
was a want of pretext for it nnd n
profusion in it which suggested tc
every mind at * ulterior purpose beyond
that of ordinary hospitality. When
Captain Ends nppoarod us nn invited
guest nnd nude un ellnsivo speech the
plot seemed to bo revealed. The
dinner uivon to the retiring ministei
from Mexico by ox-Senator Hippie
Mitchell , of Oregon , may not hava
been an enter.uinmwit of the snmo
character , but E.ido wan n conspicuous
orator there also , nnd had Bover.v
influential scnitors and represent. *
tives among his auditors.
ConkllnR's Position.
Murat Halstead in Cincinnati Camniciclnl
The Toledo Bladn a.is :
"Mr. Conkling has declined the np.
pointmcntof associate justice of the
supreme court of the United States.
"But ono interpretation is now
possible : The president of the
United Stntes has made himself u
party to , nnd chief ugunt in n dis
creditable scheme to rehabilitate u
bankrupt nnd discarded politician nt
the expense of the honor nnd dignity
of the supreme judiciary of the
nation.
"No man can now have n reasoim-
blodoubt that this ingloriousrcsult was
contemplated from the first. Spurned
by his party , declared with immistak-
able emphasis unworthy of any
further trust or ofllco of leadership ,
with every neryo of hia infliuied
egotism bruised nnd .lacerated , he
lived only for 'vindication' for a tri
umph over the party wJi'ch ' had
wearied and rid itself of him. "
A part of this is a mistake and dors
the president serious injustice. The
fact is not as generally known as it
should be , that Mr. Conkling is n
mill whoso peculmriticc uro so re
markable that ho stands in need of n
good deal of indulgence from his
closest friends.
It may seem curious , but wo nro
reasonably sura that when the presi
dent tendered Conkling the place on
the supreme bench ho desired nnd
expected him to accept , nnd that con-
jcqu ntly the tcsult lias been n sur-
> ripe nnd n disappointment.
Wo do know that those who wore
rery near the president and Conkling
months QUO , thought the supreme It
ourt appointment wr.uld bo mink
md nccoptod , and wo may remark
.hat WH did not think ai badly of the
ippoiiitmt-iit as some of our (
miniated friends aaem to havu done.
V runn appointed to the supreme
onch , lives np to it , Jiko the nowlj
narriud pair to thuir blue Ohirm tea-
jot. Conkling wouldn't ' have been a
md juduo , but the ilisctmtiun of Ilia
utitudo for a fortnight has been
oro.
Out of Conkling'a gigantic conceil
ind pride hna come , wo understand , a
eaolution , that ho will not accept for )
liniBclf any place within the gift ol
he president , and wo do not huaitnto
0 any Hint we rcjpoct him for
aking that position. Wo
mdoistind Conkling's re-
uaal to ho a supreme judge moans
wo thing * first , that he proposes to
nake. a good lot of money ns n great
iwyor , and wo do not doubt that hia
elobiily and personal power will com-
nar.d n voiy lucrative busiuc.'H. Conk '
ing did tuko n few fees when ho was
ai-nator c-iiou h to ehow that ho /
tna n , human being and that he had
runething of the nptitudu : n well an
ho education of n lawyer but ho hud
crupk-a , and "drewttho lino" on i
lonuy nuking _ at 11 'point not far
rum high uoiiKidur.itions. He wuntH
npond a few yeam in making nion
y , and ho will make it if hokuupaout
f politics. The second , and peihapu
lie chief consideration , ia that Conk-
DK believes in his own political fu-
lire , andt after some time he expects
> make u dramatio reappearance , in. .
ubtod tu no one , and to do his one
lies a mischief oven if ho missus the
reat prizes for himaelf. On this line
o think ho will find hinuolf mis-
tkun. Ho lacks the great quality of
onorosity. It is possible ho may
pond another term in the senate , but
e can never more bo bo a there ; and
ho succeeds in getting in ho will
nd hia career tapering out.
An amusing feature of the Conkling
ppointment corruBpondonco isaatatu < ! ,
lent , upon authority that ia good as
in bo had , that Conkling ia not utall
leased because hia friend Arthur
ominated him for the bench. The
row York Sun has for a good while
oen very cloao to Conklint' , and here
what it was inspired to Bay
"Innominating Mr.Conkling for the
icancy on the aupromo bunch tlio
retiid.orit waa actuate l > y the best
lotives of personal friendship. About I
r , Conkling's ability to fill that or it
other plrtco within his gift no an r3t !
could bo raised It was the
ighest compliment ho could ofFer.and
onoral Arthur reasoned , if Mr.
onkling should accept it and hold
10 position for a few years , winning
edit to himself in a now sphere of ac <
on and retired from' active politics , .
the ndvorso circntnstnnccs that throw
linn ( Ait i f public 11 fo inii lit p.iss
nw y. In this wny it WAS thought
Mr. Colliding nuiht return to the
aonnto , where hm brightest liturolshud
boon won , nnd possibly ho might
attain oven a higher distinction ,
ivith fortune favoring an honorable
ambition. Perhaps it was a nmtaku
in the president to take thissciioiin
nlep without first consulting the wishes
of Air. Conklinc , orncetally na ho had
refused the chief justiceship under
General Grant. But when otio friend
strives his utmost to advance the in
terests of another friend , AH error of
judgment , if u bo such , is to bo par
doned without hesitation , and the act
itself ought to bo received in the gen
erous spirit that inspired it. Certainly
there is no sullioicnt CAUSO in this
whole matter for xny auch feeling on
the part of Btr. Conkling ns some of
his indiscreet admirers pretend is on-
tortnincd by him. "I'ho president
tried to servo him , nnd to rcliovo any
mificonstruction of concert between
them , or of possible proprioiy on the
part of Mr. Conkling , ho withhold
knowledge of his intention until the
nomination was sent to the senate.
This uxtromo delicacy on the presi
dent's part to put hin friend beyond
the suspicion of desiring a favor
surely deserves recoanttion , nnd can
not bo properly misinterpreted.1
The Now York Postsnys about this :
"From this it is but too rlonr that
the president has 'insulted' Mr.
ConkliiiR. Ilo haa evidently 'hu
miliated' him. The Bun correspon
dent makes out the best case for the
president ho c.m. 13ut it ia of no
use. The president tuny liavo meant
well , andvo do not know exactly
what ho did do to 'insult' Mr. Conk-
ling , but ho is evidently under thn
necessity of apologizing , nnd , to tell
tlio truth , wo do not see how his con
duct toward Mr. Conkling can bo
defended. Ho ought to'havo known
juttor how to treat a truly great man , "
This intimidation appears in the
Btltimoro American :
"Mr. Conkling'a letter of declina-
: ion will not bo given to the public
HO paya Picsidont Arthur. P rhnpa
it readn somewhat in this fnxhion :
'Aly dear fellow I refused to be
shelved in anticipation of 1881 Will
you please picto this in your hat ? "
The Now York Times demands the
publication of the letter , and snys ;
"There is aomo danger that the entire -
tire transaction will bo regarded wilh
uiifleomly levity by n public la-only
perceptive of the tnreic < U aspeuts of
; his very solemn pantomime. That
can only bo averted by the production
of what wo must assume to bo the
stately nnd ponderous letter of do-
filiation , before whono Hwiiiipodal- {
an verbint oand awo-innpij ing periods
the most irreverent renders will for-
; et to Rniilo. "
The point wo innko ia that the
> rosidiiib made the nppnintinent in
; end fnith , nnrl that , intimiito as ho
vas with Conkling , ho has picked up
L new point in rotation to that cole-
iratcd private citizen.
"Thoro'a Nothing Lllco
DAVKNPOKT , IA. , Juno 2 , 1881.
H. II.YAUXKU & Co. : Sirs I sufi -
i rud for yonrn with weak kidneys ,
nliouHiiPsa nnd constipation. Your
lafo Kidney and Liver Cure and Safe
'ills relieved all thceo trcnblcs ; in-
cod there's nothing like them.
mchlSnrlw. AfAurirr F. GREBLEV.
The SwUtost Little Steamer Afloat ,
> 'ow York JournMof Coinmorcc.
The keel of the now steamer for the
American Quick Transit steamship
ompany. of Boston , haa been laid nt
tynck , N. Y. , some account of whoso
> reject for n new and novel ocean
eamship line has alreadr been given. '
? ho vessel will bo of wood and will
mvo a "turtlo-hack" deck , with.no
iasts. , There will ba nothing , nbovo
the deck , except her pilot house , von-
ilntora niid'amoko-pipo. Her dimen
sions will bo : Length OVIT nil , 151J
Foot ; on the water line , lift * ! feet ; ox-
r mo breadth of boitni , 22 ; depth of
dold from crown deck to keelson , 1GA
foot ; drought , forward , fij fe.ot" ;
Iraught aft , 10 | font ; capacity inona-
jremunt , 512 1 3'totis. The engines ,
boiler nnd machinoiy of this now ves
sel , the Meteor , nro to ho of entirely
tow designs , and arc said ( o bo capa
ble of developing a unorinona power.
3ho will have three screws , the main ?
inu being four-bhidcd nnd of such n
itch as to develop n speed of twenty > .
uioto an hour , allowing thirty pr.r .1
sent , for loss of power. IMs estimate' . ) ,
ilfio , ( hat the cost of cnnatiuction nnd
tmiiprnont of the now typo of vcniels ,
vlicther of wood , iron or stet'l , will bo
ully twenty per cent , less than the
est of the sto.imships used now.
(
Palpitation of tlio Eonrt.
.1. M. Mt lit , Syracus" . N. Y , . wrlto't
\Vlien I fir < tt c'Mii'i'cnccd ' ii inB ymir
imiDOcic Bj.oni ) lliTTi'iu * I wan troubled
/llh llntting und jinlpitution nf ilia
out. ffeltwoik nml 1 mKUiil , with n
iiiiilinous ot t'io Until * ; Mum lining , mv
oart hatf not tiouh eil 1110 rail Ihu ninnli-
tip senmtii n fs all t'we , " 1'rico Sl'O ,
nil nlzo 10 coiiti * . Iw
5,000 PIECES '
0F
3ROPERTYI i
r
For Sale
'
ly JOHN I , CLARKE ,
(
W , cor , Douglas aad 14th Sts
a f-bS-ood-tf
- - -
EEN no USE
now ojxin to the [ mill i with a full supply of
Cut Flowers and Plants I
3r Sale , We will be triad to nave the public
call and duo us
ouquota or Any Floral Design Made
to Oiclor
ON TIII : suoimuT KOTJCE.
City Orein House , H.V \ , r < ir 17tli w I Web.
r , oca block from 10th street CIH. Nurnorj .
street , opiwdltu I'oit Js. Y , UralL' , Floriii
id Laud uap OarJiii.r. t'cb'j tin.
W , J.CONNELL ,
.
iTTORNEY - AT - LAW ,
Orrioi I root Iloorut ( un stum ) In llaasuoui
w br.ck bulldln ; , ' N. W , comer Ktt oU > od
.rnbam fitrouta. . ,
TRUTH ATTESTED.
SJomnlwiportnntMaf r nicti of Wt 1
Known People \Vbolly
Vorlllod.
In onler that the public tu y fully roillzo the
frrnnlncncM o ( the nt-iton cut * , M well Mthf
t > owrrrid T lne of th article o ( which thct
( j ( line puWUli her with the fac-tlmllc i'xn ' > .
ttiresol pnrtlM how sincerity l hevonrl q
tlon. The Truth of thtfo ttttlmonlMt la abso
lute , nor r n the fncls they unnounc-o bog \ -
nortxl
OHAIIA , NIB. , l y 24 , 18S1.
II. II , WARXXR ft Co. !
DEAR SIR : I ho frequently nuts ! Warnrr'i
8nfo Kldnf i Mid Liver Cure for local nfloctlcms
MtcmUnt upon torero rheumatic Attack * , and
hme ! ] derlied benefit therefrom , I hare
alee uscj the Bate Nervine with natUfactory re-
BtilU. I corwlder thr o mpdlcluM wotlhr of
conflJoum
Deputy TrKwurti
OSAMA. Nr.n , Stay SI , 1 > 81
II. II WAR.iim ft Co. , Roolweter , N. Y !
HUNT * : 1 liuve OH i ) our Kafo Kdlnoy and
UtrrCuro Uiki > | > rliiir. an * herlmlcorotor , and
1 find I the tf9l rrmnty I cirr tried. IJimi
\mcil 4 hottlei. ft' tl It hiw made mo loci better
than ever 1 did before In the
U. I1. It. Hhop .
OMAHA , Nun , Mny lit , IbSl.
U , II. WARN RR A Co i
Sin * : Kor more thnn In y > ar > I \\n\e \ miflcroJ
much In omrnlenco from romhlncd kidney and
liver itl ea e , ml hare bred mi.bloto work
myurln ij orK M ixluo licliiff nffrc'tt ! I'rlcJa
( Trent ninny tnedlclix-9 and doctor * Sill 1 grew
orce nnd won a day by iliv Iniutold I had
HrlchtV Plseri"nnd I wished tiiyiclt dc-J If I
mnlil not hux o urn-oily relief. I took your Safe
Kidney and I.hor lure , knowing nothliijt oK
was ever known to euro tlm dlM-nip , niul I hnv
not been dicnii ] < oliitd. Ttii nirdlclno IIM curtid
me , Riid I inn perfcr ly well to-ihy , clitlri.lj
through your Sale Kidney nnd I.horCuto I
wish ) ou iillsticfl us In pulillnhliiB tills viluil-lc
mm' Jv through ihn world
United States' Depository
F OMAHA.
Oor. 13th and Faruarn Sta.
OLDRST DANKUfO KSTAnUSnUBtlT Ii
OMAHA.
QUCCEOSOHa TO KOUNI2C DROTHrKB. )
RTAKUSUKO ISiC.
Organized as a Notlcnol [ lank August SO , 1861
CAPITAL AKI > 1'ROFITS OVER aoO,000 ,
OFHCKK * AS 11 aiECTOB :
UaBUAN Kot'Krzx , i'
Vice rronldonl ,
U. W. YAIES , ( . ' v.hlrr.
A. J. I'ui'rMTON , Attorney
Join ; A. CukiOiiroN.
F. 11. UAVUI , Awl. Cuahlcr
Thl Lank rccelvnt duMt < lta nlthon rtRBrJ tc
MUOIIIltU.
lv < ue * tlmn certlDuaks bcarlnp Interest.
Draun drafio on San Fninclico and principal
citlcof tlic United 8U.tir , also London , Dublin
fin i vuo j'rlnclivil cities of tbo coull
nent ol .
. Sells ] ceoi ; < cr tlrkrls Mr craljtrants by the In
m n Vnf mivldtf
THE OL DESTESTABLISH ED
BANKING HOUSb
IN NEBRASKA-
CALDWELLHAMILTON&CO
j e sx.au'gggaage.tta.
BnsinoM 8ran n < } tpd Bruno ns tliat
of an iucorporntod bnnli.
Anoonut Icopt in ourroooy or gold
R abject to sight check without no
tloo.
Cortifloaton of deposit immod pay
ahlo In three , six and1 twelve
mouths , hodrirjR interest , or on do-
uinud without iutoreit.
Advance ) uinilo to castoraors on
npprovoil Boaurltioaat marlcut ratoi
of lutorost-
The iutoraits of ous tamers ni'
nlosolydtiiinlo'l.aud ovary I'uollity
oompntiblo xvitli prluolploi of
Bouud bunhluu freely oxtouitod.
Driiw flight drnt'tM on Euglniid ,
[ roliuid , Sootlantl , audull uurtw of
Europe.
SollEuropoan pimnrro tloliots.
ON8 PnOMPTLY MADE.
DAVIS & 8MYDER ,
C05 Fnrntmni Ot . Omaha , Nebra
. , . ,
iri.ully Holt ; tul laud In t'Miorn > olin.Hka Joi
r.lo uru\t llarK'lKB In tiui < rutci1 fariiu , and
tniba city proiiarty ,
f IAIb VTUSTKI' < . \ "KM
r.u r > < ' < '
Gee , P. Bemis
ESTATE AGENGV ,
lAth Ali.1 QoUii'.c Ola. , ( JrnahD , Neb.
11.10 yuui } uuib mull 1 1.1 1. DinlniiK'L
) - " jit t-jwciilatr ii thcufrr" * ny
J. L. WILKIE ,
MANUKAUTUItrn OF
PAPER BOXES.
218 aud 220 8. 14tb St.
janflilflin
latter of A | < filci\U ( < m nf ilohn I'lood for
Lliiiur | Ltctiite.
NOTIOK
Noltvn ! H la-ieby given thut John 1'lnoil
ill upon the llh day of .Murch , A I ) , ,
BS2 , ( ilo liU iiillcalon | | to tlio lioinl ( if
loimty CommiHxioneruof Lu i/lim Cnunty ,
'cbruik.i. for licoiiao to Hell > Iiilt , Hjitrft- !
onnaiid Vln > UB hiriuurn , ut Watcilo.i , in
ralluy 1'rrcinct , JJouulaa Cnunty , Ne.
m-ia , friim ( Do 12th iluyof Marcli , 1882 ,
tlio 12th day of Juno. 1882 ,
1 1 them be no objection , rrmonstrancn
prolcit lil oJ witi in two wfekx fruni
larch 4 h , A. I ) , , < B81 , the Mitd Hc
'ill be granted. JOHN l < 'ux > i > ,
Applicant.
TUB OMAHA HKK newspaper will publish 1
ie above n tic f' ' r two weeks nt thu ex >
ente uf the applicant. The County of
ouglaa Is not to be charged then-wllii.
JOHN UAUUEII ,
mchO-2t County Uleik , Si
iUROPEAN RESTAURANT
On Farnbam St. . , bet , 11&12 ,
PEN DAY AND WIGHT.
MEALS OR LUNCH
ap A. 3C.X. aaco-crxcs.
AOKM'U KOIl
IT AM BREAD BAKERY ,
GEORGE HOUGH ,
fcbl-lm Jl * . >
.u , w , uuihi. .
DOAHB & CAMPBELL ,
\i torne ys-at-Law
HI
Manufacturing Company ,
-MAKERS OF Till--
Finest. Silver Plated Spoons and Forks ,
The only nnd ( ] Uional plato that
original fmn of |
is giving for Install
Rogers Bros.
stall co - single
AH ou Spoons ,
Forks and plated Spoon a
Knives plntcd triplothloknoaa
* -Y o
' jrfS * ,
on
> as uf care. Knch
\ asM
the aoctio R
lot boin hunt ;
on n scale whilu vlu > ro expo d
being plntcd , tc to Troar , thereby
insure n full deposit
making a ninglo
posit ot silver or
plated Spoon
Hiom ,
vroar M long ns
\Vo would call
a triple plated
ORpccinl attention
.
tion to our Hue- ono.
, .
Rival Orient. TinDOJ
All Orders In the West sliou'd be Addroued to
Wholesale Jeweler ,
OMAHA , NEB.
STOPiE ,
Under Boyd's Opera House.
Are noW daily receiving large Stocks of
SPRING GOODS !
And invite the people to call and examine
Goods.
Good Goods ! Low Prices !
AND SQUARE DEALING A.T THE
"Opera House Shoe Store. V , .
| an31-d3m
JUST RECEIVED THE
2CO Styles to Select from.
From 1 cent to $1,50 per Dozen.
McINNIS
603 North 161 h Street.
FLath , Shingles ,
iSH , DOOES , BLIPS AND IOULDIM
15th and Curaing Sts. , OMAHA , NEB
I. OBERFELDER & GO , ,
WHOLESALE IILLINEBT AND NOTIONS ,
1308 and 1310 DOUGLAS STEEET.
pring Qoofls Eocoivlng Daily and Stock rvery yearly Complete
PILLSBURY'S BEST !
Buy the PATENT PROCESS
MINNESOTA FLOTO.
alwaya gives satisfaction , because it
superior article of Bread , and is the Chear
eat Flour in the market , Every sack
warranted to run alike or
money refunded.j
VM. \ . YATES , Cash Grocer.