Nebraska Newspapers

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WhOi > i'AuA D.AILY BJtiE : SATURDAY MARCH 18 , 1582.
THE DAILY BEE
* LMAHA PUDLISHINQ OO. , PROPRIETORS.
BIO Famham , bet. 6th and 10th Street ! .
\ TERMS Of SUBSCRIPTION ,
oe copy t year , ID advanc8po ( tnld110.00 )
months 8.00
tionth 3.00
TIME TABLE ,
, mi OAU > nucAoo , r. wet , H s Arcus ant >
( OMAHA RAIUOAD.
Uare Omaha PaMenger No. S , 8:80 : * . m. Ac
commodation Ko. 4 , 1:0 : ip. in.
AtriteOrnahv Fatnenrr | No. 1 , 5SO : p.m.
Acrom-nodatlon Ko. 3 , 10:60 : a. m.
IUVWO OtfAlta 1A8T OK SOOTH BOffSD.
C. , B. fc 0. 7:40 : a. m.3:40 : p. m.
C. 4. N. W. , 7:4 : * a. m. 8:40 : n. m ,
C. , R. I. ft P. , 7:40 : a. m. S : < 0 p. m.
Kr C , , St. J. C. B. ( lonrei l 8 a. m. and 8$0 :
m. Arrive * * t St. lx > ufo At 630 . in. and 5:6 : !
Y iu.
iu.W. . fit. Ifc & P. , lenvw nt 8 . m. and S:40 : p ,
Arrive * a St. Louis at 6:40 : a. m. and 7:80 :
n.
n.B. on soirrmnsTB.
B.B. . * M , In Neb. , Through ExproM , 8K : ) a. m.
B. t M. Lincoln Kxproe * 6:20 : p. m.
0O. P. Overland Exiirmf , 15:16 : p. m.
O. A R , V. ( or Lincoln. 11:46 : a. in.
0.U. . An R V. tor Osceola , ft .40 a , m.
U.C. . P f relfht | No. C , 6:30 : a. m.
C.U. . P ' ro'chl ' No. D , 8:20 : a. m.
U. P. freight No.S 2:60 : p. m.
' 0. P , freight No. 7 , 6:10 : p. tu. emigrant.
. . . P. Denver express , 7:35 p. m.
0.U. . P. frclfht No 11 , 11:20 : p. in.
U. P. Dem or freUht , 8:25 : p. in ,
( AIT AHD VOUT&
B. J > H bMO . m. 7:25 p m.
, * M. W. , 9:45 : a. m. 7:25 : P. m.
C.K. . R. 1. 4 ' . , R:46 : a. m. 9:06 p. m.
K. C. , St. Joe & 0 B. , 7:40 : a. m. 8:45 : p , m
ntOM rail WBSI AKD SOUTHWEST.
0. ft R. V. from Lincoln 1.08 p. m.
0.t . P. P&clflc Exprew 8:25 p. m.
0.V. t k M. In Neb. , Through Exprem 1:18 : p m.
V.U . * U. Lincoln lixprcn :40 : a m.
U , P. Denver express , 7SA a. m.
0.U. . P. Frcldtt No. 14 2:60 : p. m.1 ?
U.U. . P. No. 0 JSO a. m. Emlj ant.
U.U. . P. freight No. 14 , 1S:15 : p. m.
U. P. No. 8 9M ) p. m.
0. P. Vo. 12 lt : a. m.
I CTtO. P. Denver freight , 1:10 : a. m.1
O. & II. V. mixed , a:45 : p- " '
PDKUT TKA1NI ) SITWS N OMAHA ABB
tcavo Omaha at 3:00 : , 9.00 , 10:00 : and 11:00 :
ui.j 1.0 S.CO , 3:00 : , 4:00 : and 6CO : p. m.
leave Council Bluffs at 8:26 : , 936. 10:21 and
lU > A , m. ; 1:56 , 2:25 , 3:25 : , 135 and 6 : 5 p. ni.
I3uii aa The dummy leaves Omaha at 9:00
od 11:00 a. m.J 2 M , 4W : > and 6:00 : p. m. Loaves
Council Dlutli at 9:25 anil 11:26 a. In. ; J36 , i:26
ml B:2Sp : , in.
Through and local pMsonecr trains between
Omaha und Count 11 DlufTs. Leave Omaha 0:16 : ,
rt46 , 8:60 : a. m. ; 8:40 : , 6:46 : , 6:00 : p. m. Arrive
Otnaha 7 : 0 , 11:35 , 11:45 : a m. ; 6:40 : , 7:05 , 715 ! ,
(40 p. tu.
Opening ant doling of Mf III.
BOOTH. OTIS. CMS * .
a. m. p. m. a. m. p. m.
ChlMBo4N. W . 11.00 9:00 : 6:30 : 2:40 :
n i. & Pacific. 11:00 : 9:00 : 6:30 : 2:10 :
Chicago ,
- . . . . . _ . . . . . . . .
Chicago , B. & Q g.QQ j.JQ J.JQ
Watwh ! 12:30 6SO S.4fl
fc'.onx City and Paclflo. . 9:00 : 6:30 : 2:40 :
Colon PM&IC 4:00 : 11:40
Dmahat 11. V. , 4:00 : 11:10 :
1. * U. In Neb 4:00 8:10 :
'Omvtm ' i Sioux Cit } . . . . COQ : 7:30 :
B. &M. Lincoln 1CBO : 6W :
C. P. Lincoln , Sundoj. . . 1:30 : 11:00 :
j. P. Denver Kxp 0:00 : 6:30 :
0. , blonx City ft St. P..ll\ ) 2:40 :
Locnl malls tor State of lo a leave but once
day , vlz:6tOa. ! m.
QlVce open Sundays Jro'n VI m. to 1 p. m.
THOS. K HALL P M.
Business Directorv.
Abstract arid Rest titate.
JOHN L. McCAOUE , opjxjsito Peat Offloa.
W. R. BARTLKTT 317 South 18th Street
Archltoctt.
DUFKENK & MKNUEJ-SSOHN , AROHITECTS
Room H Orclghtoa Block.
\ . T UA.HGE Jr. , Room Z , Ciolzbton Block
Bootl and tihont.
JAilF.3 DiVlNE & CO. .
'
Fln6 Oocta r.d Shoes. A rood umrtmenl
buor work on band , corner 12tli anil Hnruey.
rUOS. KR1CUSON , S. E. cor. 16th nd
JOHN FORTONATUfl.
(0110th street , manufacture * to order food wotl
tt Ulr prl M. Reoalrlnc done.
' Bed Spring * .
V. LARRIMER Mannfacturur. 1617 Dooclmt.
Book * , New * and Stationery.
J. I. FRUEHAUF 1016' Famham Street
Butter and Egg * .
McfiHANK & SCHROKDER , tha oldeet B. and B .
bourn In Ncbnutka extablkhed 1876 Omaha.
CENTRAL
RESTAURANT ,
MRS. A. RYAN ,
oathweit corner lOthand Dodpe.
Bent Bo&nl for the Monvy.
BatltfOLtlon Oiurantoed
I illiatall Hnuri.
Board by the Day , Week 01 Month.
Good Terms for Cub
Furnl h l Knnm uDpled. !
and Road Wa ona.
'U aKYDKH , 14th and Harnov Streetfl.
Clothing Bought ,
J. HAURH will imy hlgheatCaab price for eecond
bind clothlni' . Cnrner 10th and Varntum.
uewe or * ,
JOHNBAUMEU ISli Farnham fitreel.
Junk.
H. BKMTHOLP , Rnin and Metal.
L.umbr , Lima and Cement.
& OR Y corner Oth and Dnuiclis Uta
Lalnpi and Ulaisware.
I10VNKR 1UCU UonxlM Bt. Good Variety.
f .
Murclunt Tailor * .
0. A MNUG.UKST ,
Ot-c , of out unit rcpular Merchant Tallori It it-
ovIt'UY thu laUint doxVnnor bpring and Huminui
0"O.1 Ur i-ontltmt.ild wc.tr , btjtlsli , durable ,
afri iirlcef low an I"IT 21613th bet. Oouir.&Farn.
Milliner , ,
URS. 0 A. illNOKRVholnikl anJ Retail , Fan.
oy uooii In uri.it variuty , Zo'liyi ] , Card UrarJs ,
Ilotler ) , Ohvtn , ComU , ic. CUmi < eit Home In
II. . . < \ ' n. I'un l.nsers uive so per cent. OrJci
bv vttll , US llfciioii
ruunury ,
W.SARHK rtIOH6 cor. HUii J
Molir and Fef J.
OMAFTACirV MHM , 8th acd Farrbtm Bta. ,
w u > iim itnV , pioimotore.
. > I'12VKN& , 2l6t bttwocu Cumin ; ami Irar
I 4. Mt.rtHAKE , Corr , . ' . ' ! ' > d nd Ciimltiy street * .
Iron and dtnci ,
OIJ.N i I.ANGWOUT11Y , VTioIuea , | . ; , 110 am'
tb ttri'jt
* nOMtkij corner INli anil
H.irne.i , Qacldlet , &u.
f ) . Wf'.Ita m latb dt bet Faro. & Ilnuey
Fainruu-i
D'UtAH UOUiiK , I' H. dry , U1S Farnhatn St.
SI.AVKN'S MUTE' , . K , HUvuq , 10th Ht.
Sjiitlu-rp llJKl Om. Haniel Dth
Uli * .
A CO.
f karrcaclVt , Vina "anc Oood , Cor , lita and
V. i. WHITKIIOUFK , V-hole fcl & Keull , letb < t.
C. FIELD , CCtt" hoith SMd Cumlit titreet.
"U'ti Dnigyle * luen arri How
UH. PAUL , Wllluunc' ( Hock Cor. 16th U IXxlft
ury Qoodi Notlont , Me.
iOUS II. F , LKtlMAXN & CO. ,
Heir York Dry Qoodi Htrre , 1810 auj 1818 Fan )
h ra itr t ,
L 0 Enewold alno boots and iboo * Ith It Pacific.
ruiuiiurt.
A r. OR08H , New and Sejond Hand Furniture
oil Bto.'cd , 111 < pcuiri. * . Ultfhert ca h price
aid for fxcood h i < j
UONNEH 1309 Diorla il. fin * goodi , Ac.
F tree Work * .
OUAl'A FENCR CO.
BUST , /BIK8 * CO im Hirney St. , Imprart
ad Ic BOIVI , Ircr ar.j Wood Feccet , Offlw
llloo , Counlct' ? Ue aod Walnut i , _ ; _
Cigar * end Tobncco.
( VEST & rRtT8CDKRtn4nnl cturr 6f Clr ( r ,
tnd Whotr lo Doalenl D Tobaccos , ISOi Dou laa
y , F. LORF.V7.KK mantitatturcr 1416 Farnham
Florlit.
A. Pcrirhnf , pUnt * , cut flowart , tctA > , ooquel *
Ate. N. W , cor. 10th and DortrlU Ktreota
Olvll Cnglnerr * nd Surveyor * .
AUDREW R09EWATKR , Crelghton
TOWD SitrvcjB. Grid * and Senerai * * Syitema t
Uommlstlon Merchant * .
JOHN 0.IL LiaUU Dottle Street
D B. BRF.MKR. For details tee large admtt e-
n.cnt In IHIlv and Weeklr ,
Cornice Work * .
Wwtern Comics Work * . Manufacturers Iron
Cornier , Tin , Iron and Shit RoofllnjC. Order *
from any li > eallt > pronpUr ex : ut l In the best
manner. Factory and Ofrce ISIS Hirney St.
tt SPFCltT , froprletor.
OaKanlted Iron Cornices. Window Caps , etc. ,
manufacture and put up In any ftn of the
country. T.3INHOLU ilBThlrteenUi trfi t
Orocl'ery.
/ . BONNER 1 M Oouala * tlrett. Good Una.
Clothing hd r urnlihlng Ooodt.
. IT. TCTERSON. Alw HU , Caps , Boot * ,
ibort Notions and Cntlery , fWI S. lOthttroet.
Retrlgeratar * . Oanfleld' * Patent.
0. F. GOODMAN llth 8t bet Farri , A Harney.
Show Gate Manufactory.
O. J , WILDK ,
M nut cturer and Dealer In all kind * of Show
Cane * , Upttifbf Ca t , k . . 1317 Can Bt.
FRANK 1 * GF.RIIAr.D , proprietor Omaha
Show Oaoe manulnctorj819 South 10th etreet ,
between U' \ ii orth and Marcy. All ( rood *
warranted flrt-cl .
Pawnbroker * .
ROSKNFKLH. IQth SK. * > ft f r ft Hat
Ute ei ana inwaro.
A , BURUKffTKR ,
Opnlor In Stoves amt Ttawarc , and Manulacturei
of Tin Roof ) am ] all Vlndi of Building Work ,
Odd Follow * ' Itlock. '
J. CONNER. ISOJ Douitlai St. Owl and Cheap
Cecdi.
J , EVANS , W1iolo ale and Retail Seed Drills and
Cultivators Odd Fellows Hall.
Phyilclnn sn1 Surgeon * .
W. S. Oinr.8 , M. D. , Room No I , Creighton
Block , 16th Street
P. S. LEISEXHINO , A. D. Masonic Block.
C. L. HART , M. D. , Eye and Ear , opp. postotflce
DR. L. B ORADDY.
Oculist and Aurtit. S. W 16th and Farnham SU
Photograpner * .
GEO. HKYS. PROP ,
dntnd Central Gallery ,
12 Sixteenth Street ,
near Masonic Hall. Fim-cliaa Work and Prompt *
Plumblnx , Ua und Steam Fitting.
P. W. TARPY k CO. , 21812th St. , bot. Farnham
and Dougba.r Work promptly attended to.
D. nrzi'ATRICk. K09 Douglas Street.
Untlng anper mining.
HENRY A. KOSTKK3. Ill' OaAgt Street
8ho Store * .
Phillip Lang 1320 F.imbaui St. bet. 18th k lith.
Second Hand Store.
PERKINS & Lf.AK , H16 Douzlm St. New and
Second ll.tnd Furnlturo , Houio Furnishing Goods ,
At. , bonvht and MM ou narrow marelns.
Uatoona.
HENRY KAUFMANN ,
In toe nuw brick bbck on DouglM Street , hat
Just opened a ir.ojt eligaut lieeJ Hall.
Hot Lunch Irom 10 to 11
every day ,
" Caledonia " ' FAf COKF.lt (170 ( 16th Strent
Undertaken.
CHAS. R1EWE , 101 > Farnhim bet. 10th It lltd.
09 Cent Store * .
P 0. BACKUS 1MB Farnham St. , Fancy Onodn
ELECTION X'UOCLAMATIONi
"By vir ue of the authority vested in roc , I ,
James E. Uo\d , Mi ) or ol thy City ol Omaha , ao
hereby proclaim tu thu q alidadotct ot the
ilty 11 Om ha , ai.d ol the iciicctiVo wards
'thereof , that an'nnriu 1 city o'ectlon ulil bo hild
In Bald c.tf on Tuc-day , April'4th ' , 18i2. for the
ol. ctlon of the fol o\\li * otnceii , v z : rili wnl
count llincn , one from u ch wnid , each ) < o servo
for the term ol two y ars. Three members of
bond of education oath to sen o for the term
of two year ? . At suih time , In accords clth
a resolution of the City Council , thro w U bo
submitted to thequ.litledrutersof sad tlty the
lollowlnf iuntlout Mull the city Irara J fler-
sm square for the er c $ on of a puil'li'ff ' to bo
used as a market ho 'so ' and city hallT
The polbat saldanhual city el-ctlon will be
opm at 8 o'clock a'.i m .and be kept open from
tint hjur until 7 o'clock p. in. , and i p Isi'gur ,
and at the fiiloMrlg places In the roipcctlie
.wards , viz :
First Ward Frllx Slaven's grocery ttore ,
Ttnth street near I.tav , n > vorth ttrect ,
hecond Ward Waller i hot .I , Lcavinworth
street , between 'jblrteenth and Fourteenth
btrcct ,
Ihlrd Ward Pr. Hjd ' o31cc , eouthwcst
oinurTwclf hand D.nij-U < strtcta.
Fourth \Vard County Court House , noith-
cast comer Six centi and Farnim Etreeto.
Fifth WArd Holcres' hardware store , north *
west comer Sixteenth and Cal fornla street.
Slith Ward-Ueiclrlch'8 drug etirc , No. 20C6
Cumlug street , couth slJc' , between Tncmlcth
In ultnesa vlieroot I have he cto set my hand
and caused tha fiO.il of BilJ city to bo atllxid ,
this 10th day of Jl irch , A. D. , 1882.
J E. BO YD.
Mayor of the City of Omaha.
MrhlfltnArirlU
DK. b : ciOHJiJKBB ,
Physician and Surgeon
HIIONIC PISEASKS , HHEUMATISJI , Me. ,
A SI-hUlAI/TY.
' * _ " No. 1,12 Farnhim St. . be wccn 14th and
15th , ilnnliii Nh. . J"-1-
-AND
.Store Fixture Work
nd French Doub'o Th'ck ' Flat and Cent Show
Cue Ol&m
O. J. WILDE ,
1315 and 1317 Gass Street.
fo'
CLEVSS BROS ,
ARCHITECTS
I'ubUo Ilit'litin H , Cli'irclicH , ItuslJcncofl ,
rte uiiniry ttilo. .
At'oiillon v' ! en t't Pat. n * " > r\ J "
Office , loom 10 , Cielchton Block , Omaha ,
Nebratka
WESTERN"
GOBHICE WORKS
C. SPECHT ,
Proprietor ,
1213 Hainey Street ,
OMAHA , - - - KEB.
MANUFACTURERS OF
BiLTMBID IEOB '
Cornices ,
Dormer Windows , Finials ,
TIH , IRON i SLATE ROOFING ,
3pfc > cht'a Pntent Metalio Sky '
Patent Adutable | Ratchet Oar and
BRACKET SHELVING.
am thu geuural Htate Ayenl ( or the abort
oe ot good * .
IUON FENCING.
tlne * , Baluitrade * , Veranda.Ofnc and
Bank Rdlllnj : , Window and Cellar
Guard * ; alio
GENKUAL AGENT
Paerton and Hill Patent Inild * Blind.
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'WINE Or OAHDUI" four llmea n
'
I f oiakcii a liaiitiy liouwhold.
POBTBY OP THU TIMES ,
T18 Lent.
A mslden n t rating ,
A lover despair ntr
You Mirelr on gnt whnt it meant
When he ks h-r to part
With th k.v ot her heart ,
And * ha graccf-illy murmur ,
"Jtii Lent. "
Why Sbo Bangs Her Hair.
"What nils that maM ? " ald
A * he met M pawning fair ,
And _ w her _ eyes , 'neath "wave" and
Which o er her forehead dangled limp ,
nire forth A itony tare.
"Jlelhinks , " wld WllUlns , ncorudilly ,
A * he totscd his head in thr nlr.
" 3lio ha * no brnlim ti cudgel ,
And to ho bangs her 1m r. "
Jioion ( Journal.
An Esthetic Brldo.
I shall wed a fair esthetic ,
Quite regardless uf expense ;
All I auk If , that she's utter ,
Ami In nil thing * Quite Inlente.
Limp , of course , nnd lank , h must be ,
Clad In minor to.irB of green ;
Commmmately soulful , earnest ,
Must she be , my ptvclous queen.
Wcslioll feaMo't li'icB daily ,
Qimffititf draughts of beauty fair ,
With H dlah of lern * on Sunday ,
Or n peacock' * frather mre.
Thus shall flow our liv. s forever ,
Like two uontiy-M'illi > Hr rll ,
Breathing t > e y and t n.too -
Ai d her dad shall fo t the Mile.
Queen.
In Abaonco ,
How Badly my heart hni missed her
Since tli tt lust il
pm ting < * y ,
When witu tnurful eyi s 1 kissed her
And went alone my wi > ;
While ' > cr the daikcn'ng ' tnenrlowg
The famvluitisu llnhu nhon * bright ,
And nlono I stood In the thndowa
Thtt ere ! t before the night.
Through nil of my life BO we.try
I nball iiUBt her face BO fair ; '
Without her each day eecms dreary ,
Each trial so hard to be. r.
I hall miss her soft hands clinging1 ,
And her voice PO ow ami aueet
Soft as.ft rlnS'luvo'H ' Bluglug
When trtill ht and u.ounlght ! meet
I' never tould live uiihout her ,
My darling go wondrous fair ;
A glory lin.eiB about btr
la the wealth of 'her ' shining hair.
L < ke the bright sun beaming o'er me ,
Her pro.-eiv e n gladners KHVDJ
Like an aagel'tho ' pa h befoie mo
She trod my BOU ! tu euve ,
I Bhall patiently wait to meet her
Through the weary length of yean ;
How fondly my lip * shall greet her
After theae days of tears.
After thcHo years of Hudnrrn ,
When I > : et her on < e ngalo ,
The flit me thail all be glodneia
Forgotten tli jiarting \ aln.
Lucv
S TERRIBLE MISTAKE ,
BY C. T. UAUUUail.
Thcro was Castilian blood in the
veins of the roan who galloped into
Taos , in New Mexico , at the close of
a beautiful day in mild autumn. His
physique was faultless , his restless
eyes dark and piercing , and the up
lifted brim of his eombroro disclosed
a lofty forehond. A great mustache ,
whoso long hairs were blown behind
his ears by the winds , added to his
personal adornment.
Ths man was 'Bunito Marmajo , ia
wild and restless fellow , 'famous '
among otkor things for the sum
mary manner in which hesvropt rivals
from his path. Almost incredible
stories of his lovo-raaking are still
told in the towns of New Mox'ic < > and
Arizona , and the meanest poison has
his deeds at his tongue's ond.
Lotius record his last act.
Straight to iho most prominent
drinking house of the town rode
Beinto Marmujo on the evening afore
mentioned. Ho found the usual
loungers about thu bar jroumj bloods
of rank in the territory , and his
friends und admirers , ,
His drat net was the treating of thu
crowd and when the liquor had dis
appeared ono of the loungers said ,
banteringly :
' To-morrow night the beautiful
Senorita Inez becomes the north
erner's bride. Wno among ua has she
invited to her nuptials ? "
The young man looked at Marmajo
as ho spoke , as if his words wete
add rested to that individual aluno.
The Mexican's face flushed.
"Not Benito Murninj > ! " was the
grating roaponno. "Tlio sonora is free
to choose whomsoever aho ma } ; but
these : who uro naked to the marriage
feast do not alwaja attend. "
The words contained a subtle mean
ing , us the speaker's look and the
manner in which they were up iken in-
dic.itud to hu auditors.
As tu ! > last words fell from his lips
Murmujo , the Miuicun , drew a well-
filled purse from hialiyaom and tossed
it upon the counter. His compan
ions exchanged startled and significant
looks.
" \Vliotdkesmy wagorl" the datk-
bkinnod Adonis cried , defiantly , his
eyes sweeping the cordon of faced that
surrounded him. ' '
'Tniny ounces of
gold ! Sumo tenor covoi them , and '
Jose , our bar-keeper , ehull hold thu
yellow ataltLB , "
A mument'd silence Buccoedod ,
when a young m > n , who had entered
the place in timu to hour thu oiler , ox
eluimed "I will , " a * hu elbowed hi *
way to'.vnrd the Mexican ,
A slight cheer went mp from the
crowd , and thu handsome reprobate
tumid , smiling upun thu youth.
"Ah ! mthutjoursuif , Sunor IgloanJ1
ho uxcluimod , extundint ; hi * hund.
'You mubt bu olio of thu disappointed
ont'f. "
The young man bli'ehud deeply , for
it was gonurully known thut hu had
once sought thu hund of the sunorita
who stood so near thu ultur.
"Wliore I am or no' it does no ;
atTect the wager , " he answered , nutik-d
by tliu Mexican's words.
! covHr your purse thus , Maruujo.
Theeo uenors aiu witin-use * . "
"And Jose , here , thu stakeholder ! '
"Si , Boner , "
"Good. Now , Jose , let'us hare
the beat liquor that your hou e eup-
pllea. "
The wager was sealed in draughts
of tolerably good liquor , and Bonito
Martimja withdrew irom the conviv *
ial company unit remounted 1m lithe-
limbed stetd.
"Day after to-morrow , eenors,1' he
said , ' with a amilv , to iho fuw who
were able to with him adieu from the
porch of the house , and , touching hi
. horse gently with his spurn , hu was
teen beyond the boundaries of the
town.
One by.ono the drunken revelers
left the drinking pjnco with brains lee
befuddled to think of the covert
threat illy concealed bv Marmajo's
wager. They did not dream of the
blow that -was horcriiif over the head
of the young norllicncr who had en
tered the territory nnd won , over the
adorations ol many' native beaux , the
hand of the Senorita Inez ,
Beautiful , wealthy , and good , the
maiden , a descendant of one of Cor-
tor.'s mailed followers , had long boon
the belle of the country about Taos.
Her father's largo hacienda , swarming
with cattle , And boosting of mines ol
great wealth , would in cour o of time ,
beemb hers. Thus she was the rich *
oat heiress in the territory.
To all her admirers BAVO Richard
Compton , fron. the states , rho turned
a deaf car. The Imnijsomo Marmnjo
had courted her smiles in vain , and
thu youthful Igloau had poured the
story or his passion into her ears
whilu she loved the American nho had
won her heart. It was to bo a'graad
H-cddinK. The bride's f.tther had in
vited odlcors of the territory , and the
wealth antl beauty of thu country
wore expected to grace the occasion.
But MiiruiRJo.tho disappointed suitor ,
had wagerol thirty unices of gold
with Igluan that the A mot icon would
not kiss Ini z on the wedding niuht.
* * * * # *
It was getting dark on the night of
the wedding , when a mounted man
drew run under the branches of a
tree that stood at the tdgu of a nar
row Mexican road. Ho wore a broad-
biimmed sombrero that shaded his
face , but I ho dark moustache that al
most touched his shouldera , and the
hands small ns * woman's , pioclaimcd
hit identity. It was Benito Marmajo.
The coil of a lariat hung from his
saddle's pomnul , and ho deemed to be
awaiting the approach of come person
from the southeast. Immovable as a
statue , and speaking not , lie tat up
right in Ilia saddle ; but hm eyes were
roatlues and full of anxiety and ex
pectancy. Ho was not fur from thw
homo of the happy aenorita. A few
omenta' gallop would have brought
him to the house already ringing with
the laughter of wedding gueats , but
the Mexican with tipahish blood did
not intend to visit the marriage board.
At last ho started and uncoiled thu
lariat. Then the tread of a horse b -
came distinctly audible , and a minuU
later an object appeared m the moon
light that slumbered in the road not
far away.
"Alone1 * mutters the watcher , as
touishbd , and then , with thu lariat
dangling from his hand , ho said : "It
is well. .Now for the thirty ounces
which 1 1 can staked. "
The horaoman continued to approach
preach , apparently unconscious of tlie
presence of the dare-devil Adonis of
New Mexico , whoso eyes were f
tuned upon him with the glare of the
basilisk's orba ,
"I know 'tis ho the hated Amvri
cano ! " hissed Marmujo , us he hastily
prepared the lariat for the throw.
"Would to Jesu that liaon were hereto
to sou this deed. Ttio boy always
prided himself on the use of the
cord. "
Leon was the fpcuker'd brother , a
boy whom he had not seen for sovora |
yours , but whose image1 was enshrined
ou his heart us'tho only pereon'whom
ho had ever loved. Nearer and nearer
oamo , the lassoor's victim , galloping
slowly ovar iho narrow road , now in
the moonlight , and now'atjain almost
lostamong the shadows. All at once
the lariat described a circle above
. Marmajo'tt sombrero , then it was shot
toward the horseman and dropped
over his head'llko the nooie of death.
The next ruinuio the Mexican's
steed dartedforward , , and tha victim
was jerked violently from the saddle ,
as'the ' exclamation , ' 'Jesu , pity , " fell
from hit lips.
The infernal noose had pinioned
his arms to his aide , and a smile of
malicious triumph crossed Marmajo'd
face as ho looked over his shoulder
and saw the object which bounded
over the ground at his hoiso's ' heels.
Through the chapparul and in the un
obstructed moonlight the Mexican
now urged hii eteed , which Boomed
eager to escape , as it wore , the dread
ful thing thu lasso dragged behind
him.
'
"The thirty ounces are mine ! " the
htsjoor exclaimed , luokipg back , and
then he laughed , ' 'Marmajo knew
when ho hot , that the Aniuricin would
not kiss the aenora to-night. "
His horse did not fecin to tire ,
Oyer the gently undulating country ,
und in thu golden light uf the moon ,
hu bore his reckless rider , whose
lieart be it fait with a devilish tri
umph. The spurs'jingling in their
sockets , ever and anon touched the
bloud-stainud Hanks , and the windi
sang through the rider's wanton hair ,
Bouncing over thu ground lilce a ball ,
thu limsours victim followed in his
wulcn , staining the stones a dreadful
crimson , that looked ghastly in thu
weird light. No cry welled from the
.
bruised lips. Thuy had long been
silent , and 'thu hands which a few
niQinunts since hud rtsomhled Mur-
ujjo'n hud been buttered into a bleed-
'ng pulp.
Un , siM on ! Was the devil never
golni ; to draw neiii ?
Thu wind blew bad , the froth that
dropped from thu horsu'it mouth , and
nuw und then it full like andvrtllakeB
upon thu victim of his nujtm'a ru
vungu , Aa Marmnjo could not ride
to thu end of thu world , ho" ' stopped
at last. Upon the bordtre ot'a stream
that ran through thu country tu thu
more pruiuutious Gi'u , thu repiobate
drew ruin.
Thu moon , high up in Iho heavens
whtn hu flung hi * lariat , was now
near thu run of thu horizon ; but its
bLauiH fell upon tiio wattr und th
wild flowers that beautified the bankn ,
Marmajo dismounted , and , with a
fiendish look , walked toward the vU
tini.
"Well , my love-making Amori
cno , " hu oielaimed , "I fancy Sunor-
Ita Inez would not see much beauty it
your face were ahu to look at you
now. "
A dreadful sight met tb lassoor' *
gazu when hu stood over thu mat
whom ho had dragged at his hone' *
heels for twenty miles. The sum
bianco of humanity wa all thU with
stood the jiiurnoy , and over this tin
Mexican stooped with a wild cry. Hi
had discovered that thu laiiat hac
dropped over Hio wrong maul But
another und more terriblu discovery
was jet to come- , Upon the breast i
torn by the rocks ud bciara , glistened
something that attracted Marmajo's
kttontinn. Snatching it eneoily hu
icld A locket in his hand Ono glance
at it and ho staggered to his feet with
a piercing shont one long , loud cry
of thrilling agony.
For a moment ho swaj-ed to andre
ro , then with a cry of "Leon , my
> rothcrl"ho foil forward upon his via-
.im and prenod liis lips to the bit-
orcd faco. Ho h&d not only hssood
ha wrong man , but his boy brother
lieon ,
In the agony of the moment the
_ oyful past came over the Mexican's
mind , and the moon's last beams foil
upon him in aporchlcsi misery. By
nd by he remounted and crossed the
troara. The object he had dragged
it the heels of his horse notr lay in
lis arms , and ho was talking like a
naduiau. All this while lllchard
Jornp'on was looking into the eyes of
is young bildo.
MuniHio had lost his wager.
With much anxiety the loungers of
'aos ' Trailed for nowi from the feast ,
Mid when it did come they glanced at
no another in wondoimant.
"Ho must have riddon'oU with his
> rothor , who pasted thrbugh Taoa in-
[ iiiring for him , " said ono.
Yes , but no ono tvor heard of the
> rothers mooting , and Hichard Comp-
on , thu Aiuoricin , never hoard of his
iscape ,
Young Inglean rakrd in the staked
nonoy , wondering wlut had become
oi Marmajo ,
The stars might have told him that !
Marin iio was not only a murderer but
auicido.
For Tliroa Diatonnci und Conch * .
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NEW YOHK , March ?
w
rite Rov. Siinuiol D Hinman's suit
I' iiiBt William II. Hare , Protestant
ISpiscpul missionary bishop of.Niobrara
n Dakota nnd Nebraska , $25,000
damages for alleged libel , was brought
o trial to-day. The alleged libelouo ,
matter is contained in n pamnlilot is
sued by Bishop Hare , charging that
Mr. , Iluunnn , while mbsionury among
) lie Sioux Indians , had been at vari
ous times intoxicated , and 'had been
juilty of criminal relations with vari
ous white and Indian wo-nen , and had
endeavored to lead astray Indian and
inlf-broi d maidens at the mission.
The defense is that the communication
was ptivileged , that thu changes were
mutter of common rumor , and thai
: ho defendant believed them to bt
truo. The plaintiff and defendant snt
within two feet of each other , but did
not seem to bo awnro ot it. The Rev ,
Mr. Hinman is 43 years old , has a
bronzed facn , dark hair and eyoa , am
full brown beard. Bishop Ilaro has a
profile almost as austere as thai of the
duke of Wellington. In opening the
ease fur the p'amtifl" ' , Mr. Haley Fisko
of Arnoux , Rilch & Woodfoid , sail
that Mr Hinman had , been , a mission'
a-y to the Indians eince 1801 , had endured
dured gro.-U sun\ring3 and nt-rils fron
violence , privation , and sickness , had
translated the , prnyor-book into the
Dakota tongue , and had incuriod the
enmity of Indian traders by hiadovo ,
Vnn to the interests of his ptoplo.
Ten years at tor his labors began , ho
and Bishop Hare were candidates for
the now missionary bishobric of Nip
brarii , and by a'majority'of ' two , votes
in scarcely rnoro than half the house
of bishops Bishop Hare was electee
by political intrigue. Ho had failoc
of graduation at college , and after
nearly running two parishes hud be
eomo an assistant minister in Phila
dolphin. Ho had not boon six months
in the country when he first accused
Mr. Hinman of immorality , told hin
ho must leaVe the country , and callot
on him to confess. With Bishops
Whipplo nnd Clarkson , Bishop Hart
held an.investigatinn , and signed the
verdict acquitting Mr. Hinmin. JFijur
years later ho renewed charges of im
morality against Mr , Hinman , rnc
March 25 , 1878 , dismissed him. Air
Hi'iman appealed to the occlosiaitL-a !
courts , and thu trial has been continued
ntil this timo.
Mr. Fisko rend extracts from
Bishop Hare's pamphlet , which was
marked " 1'ri-
privately printed , -
vato , " and sent to the members
of the missionary boaid. Ono charge
was a statement that thu h 'use moth
er of an Indian school hid complained
that Mr. liinmiui , while visiting hur
aclioul hud atumlulteedjior oldur girla
jy beckoning to thorn in , a BUipicioua
way from hh window in the twilight ,
and that hu had nbnihod a ptottyhalf
iri'td young woman , hur assistunt , by
saying tu her : "I luvo you , Won't
/ou / wa k with mo tonight ? I want
o trlk with you " "Tho house moth-
ir will tell you , " Mr. Fiske said to
ho jury , "that ihu never told Bish p
Juro this story , and thit what sl.o
lid ti'll Inm she did not ; bjliovo to bo
rue. " liishop Il.tro mentioned thu
.luv. Dm Humans , a native presbyttr
is u mtnoris to thu common bel'of in
Mr , Ilininun's immorality , "Mr.
lomana is duud , " end Mr. Fisko ,
; nd 1m received his List holy com-
nunion from the hands of the Kov
\lr. \ Hinman , in tlio i T scno i f
Uishop Huru. Furthermore , B shop
Hare BJiyK "At the gonrrul convention
) f 1877 Biihop Whipplu runiHtktd tn
; iio that stories were again nfl at ri1-
lluc'ing upon Mr , Hinman's clmntotor
juid that Mr lliiiimiu must bu , to s y
iho loaar , a wry tuiirudent | nwn. "
But BUhop Whipplo will testify thu1
Hare siiid to Jiiin , instead , awHurihur
cotnjilalned to him 'f thu nun-pav-
mmit by Mr. II in limn ot a loan ol
SnOO at the very that ; that hu hud it
Inspockut thu iiionu ) , with inturunt at
10 per cent. Bishop Ham's charuo
tlmt Mr. Uininin wan found in incul
patory circuinstaiicea with an Indian
Homan runts on the testimony uf i
young mill v\ho will tell you tha
Bishop Hare luibdd him with mom- )
and i * dunitd by the woman and th
husbiind. Bliu hits oinco married
The woman who , it U diar ed , .con-
ffsaod that Mr , Hii/iimn / aeductd ho
under promise uf inarriago , was son
< > u. of the cunntryby huhop Hare a
soon as she made the charge public
and it is Impossible to get her ad
( 'ri'Mt ' _ _ _ _ _ _
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"Hiiw1 * the haby ? " "III * croup Is be
terthli mornli'K ' thank you. We jrav
tfl.lui KOUIU of TIIOUAH' KoLtoiino OIL
you advised , doctor , and shall give lilt
nuuie more in an hour or * o. " Next da
the doctor pronounced the younpte
cured , 14-lw
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