Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, March 29, 1882, Page 4, Image 4
OMAHA DAxiA Bbti : WEDKESLiAV MAltGH 29 i-b * . The Omaha Be Pnbliaheol every morning , except Band Vbe only Mondnv morning dally , ' XEimS BY MAJJj- Dno STwr . S10.00 I Three Montha. * ; Biz Months. 5.00 1 One . . 1 WKEKLY BEE/publl&ed ery Wednesday. HEUMS POST 1'AIDt One Year . ? 2.00 I ThreoMontbi. . Six Month * . . . . 1,00 I One . . COHIlESruNDKNOE All Commt atioti * relatini ; to Now find IMItorUl n era Miould be addressed to the KDiron THE KrK. BUSINESS LETTKHS-A11 Biwir L ttciK and Itcmittnncci should bo dr "tied to THE OMAHA PtmtHiiifw C < FANT , OMAHA. Drnft * , Cliccka nmll'c office Ordeia la bo inndo payable to order of the Company. OMAHA PUBLISHING 00 , , Prop' ] EiUOSEWATER. Editor. WALTER'S running arou gathering in the solid buiinoas mon rory sugRcativo. No workingmnn who has any BC respect can support a political trio ! lor and jobber like Hnscnll. WITH republicans ; I am a ropul can , with democrats a democrat , I always for the U. 1 * . Dntua Brool A cocrLK of awindlora have be traroling through the Bovith vaccini ing the negroes with beeswax , anew now they havu both takun the hivi ONB of Omaha's groatont needs ia fair aaacHsmont and a low rate of tn ation. The burden of taxation oug to bo placed where it belongs. TEXAS does not propose to bo class with Tennessee and Virginia as a del i repudiating atato. It paid off ov $5,000,000 of its bonded indobtodnc last year. POSTAL receipts for February she an increase of 24 J per cent , over tl corresponding month of last'yea This ia a reliable index of the but ness boom. FRANK WALTEIW , that pink i sobriety , morality and integrity vei-y active in organizing the sol mon of Omaha to elect a city counc made up of reputable and rosponaibl men. AUBITRATION in England hasprovo the greatest friend of both employci and employes and the connecting lin between the capitalist and the laboi or. The aoonor it is recognised n auch in this country the bettor it wi ) bo for both classes. . , * . , " ! N union there ia Bt'rongtli. Bu the only union of workrnoratlint wll bo strong enough to auccood at th coming election ia one which joins a the polls in support of men in when tuo community has [ perfect confi donco. ' - TJIB wealthiest member of congress Thomas Allen , of Missouri , is lying a1 the point of death. Ho pays taxci this year on on assessment of ovui $2,000,000 in St. Louis alcno , am this is said to bs lose than one-fifth o : his wealth. SOME malicious forger aent a peen to the Chicago Tribune entitled "Tin Avenging Czar , " bearing the aigna turo of Bishop Coxo , of Western Nev York , whioli was a fierce donunciatiot 'of the Germans. Bishop Coxo indig nantly repudiates the fraud and aski the widest publicity for his denial. Lot working men cut it out ami paste it in their hats that they wit only throw away their votes by cast ing them for disreputable shysteru and corrupt rascals , who have time ant again been repudiated at the polls bj Omaha voters. TIIEUB are 105,000 Chinese at prcs cnt in the country. Nona of those will bo affected by the anti-Ohinoac bill. These coolie brethren at homo are preparing toship from Hong Kong , evading the law by registering as British subjects. A ruAUB of the labor problem has been very sensibly dealt with by the Massachusetts house of ropreaunta- liven , which has passed a bill com pelling manufacturing corporations to pay their employes as often as once in two weeks. It is claimed that frequent pay days encourage frugality and temperance , and attention is drawn to the fact that in the Full River mills , whore payments are madu weekly , there is much less drunken , ness than in Lowell , where the men are paid off every month. TIUT contingent congressman flohomo which Vul ia trying to engi neer through the houae doesn't moot with any nioro encouragement from the prcaa throughout the country than it will from congrcsu itself when finally brought before that body for passage , The St. Louis Republican Giving Nebraska an additional rop- oeeontutivo right on the heels of a new apportionment which will right all wrongs , ia a monumental absurdi ty. There in nothing but political necessity to palliate the folly , and tlio republican party can strengthen its majority with better grace by letting in eorao of the republicans contesting democratic aeati , THE CONVERSEZB1LI. . Railroad attorneys confidently r sort tlmt the Ken gnu bill is alrca < killed in the congressional committ room , to which it was referred , n laugh pleasantly over the prospects another mcanuro introduced by R ! Converse , of Ohio , which is Intend to prevent the consolidation of ra road companies find to prohibit po ing compacts. Mr. Converse's bill makes it 'fi lawful for any railroad company , 1 the conatruolion of which the Unit States have granted land , right way , franchise , or any other thing value , to consolidate its line with u othoi parallel or competing line road or roads , or with any parallel computing line of bonta or wntcr roi transportation , either by act of cc Bolidation , purchase , lease , runni contract , or otherwise. " It also t clarcs that it shall bo unlawful i any railroad or navigation coinpan over which the United States m rightfully and constitutionally cxorci jurisdiction and control , to make a : arrangements or agrcomonto whi ahall in any respect prevent or pi liibit competition in freight or passe gor trafiic. The bill has two designs. The fn provision is drafted to prevent 01 union of the rival 1'aciQc railroads. 1 second section will reach every ra road and navigation compai in the country. The pow of congress U constitutional exercise "legislative jurisdiction ni control" over the entire railway sy torn of the country * BO far aa it joii states by lines of transportation , h been distinctly aflirmod by the highc courts of the country. The ean principle applies with equal force I water linos. Congress would long nj have assorted ita authority if it ha not been controlled for years by o unscrupulous and powerful monopol lobby. Thn corporations have the agents and retained counsel on tl ; floor of both the aenato and housi They are reinforced by a atrong.auxi iary force of corruptioniots in the h < tola and lobbies , and between the tw it has been easy enough to draw th strings BO aa to prevent legialotio lioatilo to their principals. Mr. Converse's bill is not likely t ; > ass. It will probably never com ip for final notion. The committo oems generally prove the gravoyar or measures which corporations op ) oao , and this , measure ia likely t < nout the fate of a number of its pro ICCCSSOH. But the tune is cominj rhon the country will rise up aa oni ian and swoop from their places o oproaontativo trust the mon who art otraying the confidence of their con tituonts , belying their own convio ion * and Boiling their very aouls foi ho corrupting bribes of the corpora ions who are robbing and plundorinf ho producers of the country. STREETS ' While the demand for paving ie nivcraal in thie city it would bo well more attention wore paid to keep- ) g clean the atreeto and guttore hich are already paved and guttered i Omaha. A heavy layer of mud ivors the macadomizod surface o 'nrnam ' nlrcot and clogs up the gut era of both Farnam and DougU ; roets. When the apring raina oem ! io collars of a score of stores aiu 'arohouaoa ' will bo Hooded. Th -root cleaning force of the city ia no irgo but if property owners wouli ) ln in acraping together the filtl oni in front of their stores it coulc wily bo carted oil and disposed ender nder the direction of the street com lissionor. In Paris the cloaniug aiu vcoping of streets ia made n matte f upociul tax. Paved streets rcquir i constant cleaning as mud street uud repairing. The coat of cleaning irory street is estimated and the rca itato pays for it ut so much n fron lot while the city dooa the work ndor the old rule in vogue in tha euning of oontinental cities eacl roporty owner waa required to keep ean his pavements and one half the roots in front of his place of busi iaa or residence. Every morning o dirt waa swept in pilea and ro oved by the city curia. 0 urse auch a plan ia only prao sable in A city in whicl .ving . ia the rule and not the oxcop- > n , us in our own. Still , much o 0 dirty appearance of our streets uld bo avoided if our citizona wouli mply with the city ordinances. A rge quantity of the garbage in our roots ia thrown there from atorea ami IUBCB , uud there is no attempt made 1 the part of the city authorities to event tho.uilVnso. Our alloya arc in frightfully filthy condition , littered ith pupura , raga , aahes , vegetable iiB and rubbish of every description , liich , with the approach of warn jathur , will bo a dangerous menace the health of the adjoining rosi- nils , Mr. JlcCammon , U.S. commissioner railroads Ima bmi studying thooxist- relatioiib between the Paoitio rail- ada and the government mid has mo to the conclusion that the na in has been awindlod outrageously a number of transactions. Ho has Hten a letter to the secretory of the lerior in which he recommends a ; orous prosecution of tboBUilBpoiul ; in the United States circuit court , Now York , for the recovery of tax- [ illetfod to be due to the government , BUSINESS MEN AND THE WORKWOMEN , The effort to array the business mi of Omaha against workingmen in t coming city election , ia in many i spools deplorable , The workingm of Omaha are the bono And sine the brain and brawn of this cil Most of thorn have little homes a pay nioro than their proportion the taxes an compared with the m of wealth and big corporations. Ne ! ly nil of them have fltnked their I turo upon the growth and prosper ! of Omnha. They have como he with Bmall means , to build up horn for themselves and childron. Th are identified with every interest tl community has or may have. Th are members of your churches ai your benevolent societies. Tin children are in the pub schools side by aide with t ! children of the merchant and tl manufacturer. And yet the corpoi tion papers and designing politicia talk about them as if they we boosts of burden , cannibals , or liar oncd criminals. The Republican i fora to thorn na the "criminal classes and the very mon who have mai merchandise of voters , and have d graded aulTrago by bribery , ballot bi stuffing and repeating ? and mon wl in public olllco have committed pen tontiary acts , have the audacity t nay to call upon merchants , manufa turora and capitalists to organize vi ilanco committees and political at chamber plota for the purpose of pu ting down Omaha workingmen , fro whoso industry this city derives mo of its prosperity. It ia aboi time to cry a halt to th effort to widen the chas between tliu employers and the on ployed , between the men who labc ind these whu employ labor. Wo hear of citizens' meetings go ion up by o irpnratiun managers an nipportod by brass collorod oditoi ivho have been ready at any time t icll themselves soul and body , an lacrifico the most vital interests oho f ho city at the beck of the monopo ie ? . Two years ago the working men c 3 in all a saved those capitalists fror ailing into the hands of the IIoll rater sharks and jobbers , whor L'ho Herald and The Republican wor upporting with might and main . .ast your the working men ralliei ound the business mon to equolcl laacall. Are these working pcopl IBS entitled to confidence now , am ro the business mon of Omaha BI lind as not to BOO what the corpora ion managers are driving at ? Di lioy not comprehend that the mail bjoct of thia present contest ia not t < rovont the workingmcn from con rolling the oily government , which a cat they cannot na long as Mayoi loyd and six councilmen hold over ut it is the entering wcdgn to dofea 10 effort to check grasping monopo ea and particularly to destroy eym ithy between workingmen and busi BBB men , BO that > the business mot mil henceforth bo more howcra ol oed and carriers of water for the bii > rporationa. Wo ask the business mon to pause ifloct and count the cost of this sort : warfaro. Let them remember that malm cannot grow and become teat : oat city without a largo body ol icchanics and laborero ; that Omalu innot nfl'ord to have two classes ol tizons arrayed constantly against ich other in deadly hostility without irious danger and damage to al ! asses. There may a day como whcr 10 business men will need the work- ig people to aavo thomsolvca fron : rporato oppression. There wan a time , not many yean ick , when Omahu bankers , mor mnts and manufacturers organized n tizona movement to pritect thorn- Ivoa from monopoly extortion and acrimination , and when they had t < i ipond on the working people and the rmora for electiiig men to the legia- [ turo that roproaonted their intoreat id the public interest , rather than the toreatH of the railways. In those lya the workingmen of Omaha wore > t regarded aa the "criminal UHSCS , except by the editors that car the brass collar , and they were on as bitter and abusive about the inkers and merchunU UB they now o about workingmon. While thoaolid on ot Omaha are appealed to , to or- nizo againat the working people , not ivord has been said about n nioro ngorous element tliatdemoralizeaour 'litica. Wo refer to the low dojigoricH d dens of vice and infamy that are rmitted to flourish in tlju town and orcUo u tnoro potent influence in ird primaries and city elections than irking men do. These huunU urn oiisod in delia..co of nil law , uiid o solid mayor of tlnmlm with all his lice force doea nothing to protect o community against that influence , lero in also the BO called merchants d manufacturers union , which played sh an important part in hut year's y election , and ia quietly preparing another onslaught. About New ar'a day , when the Slocumb law ut into ollect , wo were promised n ff departure in morals and tobrioty Her , Mr. Sherrill and other miii- Jra on .tho assurance of our mayor , ; April fool'a day will ahow'thatiii- ad of fifty saloons licensed in luary , wo ahall have licensed ety aaloona , or thereabouts , of which a considerable pcrcontaj are conducted in connection wi gambling nnd prostitution. If tl business men of Omaha would orga izo to cloao those haunts of vice i stead of arraying themselves ngain the working people , they might i the city Bomo good. And now a word to the workin men , nnd nil who labor f watjCB in Omaha. Act pruder ahow the c'irporatians ai thu mon of wealth that you j.re competent to oxerciuo the sovcreij suffraqa of American citizens as tin aro. Support no candidate for ofll who haa n bad record , whoso ropul lion in stained by bribery , fraud lawlc.Hsnoss. Support no man th has proven dishonest in public oflic Vote down every proposition th would increase the power of corpor lions. Do nothing that you would 1 ashnmod of in the future. Prove 1 your conduct that voit nr.o the poe of any other class o' citizens , IT'H all in thu family and an long i Frank llatton handles the long po ho proposes to reah for the ripe persimmons. The Chicago Times r marks that , "Mr. Frank llatton , > Burlington , eke of Wathington , has dual position. As assistant postmaa cr general ho edits the United Stall mail , which haa a very largo circuli tion. Aa a Burlingtonian ho also odi The Hawkeyc , the circulation i which isn't ao largo. Between tl : two hia time ia fully occupied. Tin there ia an intimate rotation botwce important posts may bo diacorne From the fact that as chief of Th Elawkoyo ho haa issued a circular m Lice that ho haa transferred Ilia mat iging editor of The Hawkeye to th nanagcmont of the Burlington issu ) f the United States mail , and ha : onferred the management of Th Efnwkoyo to somebody > l o. Mi latton haa an onerous tai-1 but h nnkca the duties dovetail t ith ncal icss.1 MKXICO is making a great fuss eve ho diacovory of ' 'a railroad paaa noa fimapan which will obviate formida ilo engineering difficulties. " The dia every of railroad passca in Nebrask ; tear Lincoln about the tinin of oacl Bgislativo session has become BO com non that it isn't oven thought wort ] nontioning. OF ono thing both working men am ther citizens of Omaha may bo cer niu. The best ticket IB going ti omo in thu coming city flection 'arty lines will bo very loosely draw ) nd the candidates in whom peopl ave confidence as upright and re poctable mon will bo voted for by al lassos of good citizens , CITIZEN BHOOKH will please oxplaii D the Stalwart llopnblicana of th tate why the Republican bolta tin Lopubliean City ticket befoJo tin anvontion has mot. A PLYINa MONfaTBR. ho Cronturo Alleged to Have Beet Soon by Two Brutto County Woodolioupors. rMlcy Uor&ld. Thomaa Campbell and Jo soph How rd , two woodchoppers working in UK mbpr five milea northeaat of Hurlo. > n , in thia county , informs ua by lot ir of a singular creature they na\\ ying through the air last Friday af. irnoon. They write : "About foui 'clock ' Friday afternoon last , while ; work , wo wore atartlod by the mud of many wings Happing in the r. Looking up , wo precoivod pass- ig over our heads , not nioro than > rty feel above the tree tppa , a crca- ire that looked something like a ocodilo. It waa , to the boat of our idgment , not less than eighteen foot i length , and would measure two tot no rota the body from the head to 10 tail , a distance of probably velvo feet. The tail WRS about four io < long , and tapered frcni tha body i a point probably eight inches wide , ho head was in the neighborhood of ro feet in length nnd the jaws ( for s mouth was open ) could not have ion leas than sixteen inches long , n each side of the body , between ie head and the tail , were six wings , ich projecting between eighteen olios and two feet from the body. a near aa we could see , these winga ore about fifteen inohoi broatl , and ipearod to bo formed aimilar to a luk'a foot. On the under aide of 0 body wo counted twelve loot , six 1 a Hide. " Mr. Howard fired ono , rrnl of a shotgun at the monster , id writes , "It uttered a cry tiniilar that of a calf and bear combined , it gave no aign of being inconvon- need or injurod. In fact , when the ot struck , wo heard the bullets rat- ) us though striking against n thin L'co of aheot iron. The object iui3 10 seen by n number of Chinamen jrking near us , who wro badly ghtoiied and lied to their cabins. " us ia the tint time wo Imvu ever sinl of auch , i ctcaturu na tliiaj bir r iiifiirmiMU n * i lu'.l > mem , nco we cuniiut doubt their et , < ' . lite. Bucklin's Arnica Salve. I'ho IK T SALVE in the world for CuU , nlaet , Soren , Ulcer , Salt llheuin , Fever reo , Tetter , 0 tipped Hand * , Chilblain * , run , uii'l all tkin eruptions , and ] > obi- ely curea pllei , It U Kinrantccil to e catUfHCtlun or money tefunded. Ice , ' . ' 5 cents per box. For Kale by liroter and H clit. A Murderous Lnwyor. ional AiMOcUtu < .l I'rcss. ST. LODIS , Mo. , March 28. James MolJrido , known for many years the ablest criminal lawyer in thia Y , made an assault last night upon uis Trimmer , a grocer. Ho first id a piatol ahot and then attacked victim with a bowie knife. Ilia midp.ro thought to bo mortal. OCCIDENTAL JOTTINGS. O ' _ IFORNIA. Tlis w rin i-.ilns have cruised the fn tieen it \iclnityof Mr.rjnville tn Lu Into U.ociii. A party of eastern cdoniftU have \y clM 'l 1,300 norm of land i.ear IJOH Ani leu for S2.,010. Thn total wool c.llj ) of 1881 h nut 43,2&1.7 < ri I' " " " ' " flio export" HTO va ed at S',000,000. Snow i-hovfclcM were offered ? 2.oO Sicrann-nlo , andenoiuh men could not hvl ut the price. The Indian Fclmnl nt Ban Ulfgo 1 nbiiittstventy iiupils in attendance. 7 ffTtcU o' H h o-t > n1nlnt ; on the Indl boy And girl h ro betn very favorable. Tlie corner s o 10 of the Home f r Aq Females In H n Vmncl covn ? Inid li Monday. The building will coi-t $ b'JOI It Is in clinrgo of tlio blatorn of Me icy. The Bind storm In Kotn connty , li Sunday , was so icvero that the 11)ing HI darkened thd iilr go that bbjecta tw. r Jeot dhtnnt could not bo een at inhldn An many B forty Cliiimincn have t-v the ' jiinuno Theater company of Oakla for ? " > d.iiiiagex , for fail ng to keep t theater running until 2 o' . lock n. in , , ndvirti-ed. Stali.tcn ! ( if thu pioductH of the st ( for 188 : WheitlO.OOO.OOJ bushe beet nin.ir , 1,410,5. . ' ) pounds ; gold a silver , S77.000.UOO ; product of wine 0,501 000 gallons ; barley , ! iCOO,000 toiHul quicksilver , 58,033 tla.kn. A Chines i leper was discovered Wednesday In wretched hovel , not mu larger tli&n a dog'konnel , hid nmo bu-lics on the banks of the Penitcncia n in ilo or two from San Jose. He h been tin re nearly a year , being auppll with food by iiU countrj men , OREGON. 1'ortland butlners men sent $1,000 to t MUoietlppi flood BufTerers. There is laid to be In Florence Ho precinct , Jackson county , less than for miles fr.im Jacksonville , dense forests white aod ougar pine which nro yet u slaitned , nnd which must at no dista lay prove extremely valuable 1'artieg near l.owiston , are olfcriue : [ ) er bush < -l for the coming flax crop of th egion , delivered at the riv r , and A cc cspundent Bays that many ftrmera w urn their attention to the cultivation .hat rapidly-Increasing produce of tl oil. NEVADA. Carson haa mode a step in advance. SI s going to bo illuminated with gaa her tfter iu place of cojl oil. Ilrhtol is iigain highly tickled ever tl plendid nciv Btriku la thu Majilowe this wonderfully rich propcrity is opcnh me into A true bonanza , much to the gral ication of the citizens. 'J he snowfall duriug the late storm : iold Hill , averaged three feet on the levc 'here are drills to be Been iu vmioi ilacea ten ft el high There la ei0htet ect of biiow at the summit. A Navrjo Indian ktood on the railro ; truck near Navajo Springs , faciug : approaching freight train. He kept h placu retojutely til } ho was knocked dow iy the engine. Thia was a brave'a way i ODimiitiug tuicide. It is not likely th t Storey county wi eon see the $ 'JO , 000 awarded it by tl upreme couit by its recent decision in th lullion tux penalty suite. It is state hut the Bonanza tirm intend carrying th ase to the United StateH t > upreuio coui n a writ of error. Two Germans nriived in Geona las eik from Iowa. It lud been enowin jr icverul oaya and the road from Cargo as a most iuipUBjalie , and they wer uite iifgubted. They were the guestH o Ir. and Airs. Bowers. The n xtmoruini lie Bnow-altde killed their bouts , destroyu lie house , crippled ono of them am early frightened the other to death. The Belcher. Crown Point and Imperil ompanitc , Gold Hill , have given orders t oiut uut all tool , air-pipe , car-track an ther apparatus an I machinery froi oint < btluw the level of the Su'.roTun el. Tliis oliuts down the lower level ) 'he Crown 1'oint und Belcher coui unicj will , In wover , continue the en raUion of low grade ore frqui their U [ : or leveln. UTAH. Apples command $2,50 per bushel i : alt Like. At least 100 peraons are said to be ad icted to opium-smoking in Salt Lak lity. Salt Lake if the only city in the Uuitei tutos with 'JO.OUO inhabitant , that hasu' eo postal delivery , It ii reported that Judge C. C. Good iu of The Salt Like Tribune- can h < tveth < overnoiship of Montana Territory If hi ants the place. The cattle men in the southern part o iii Territory say their stuck wintered re arkably well , and have como out In un mallygood condition. The number of aged people who hivi ed recently in Salt Lake City ii quit ) in rkable. Of iho sixty deaths rai.ortei February , eleven were caused by ( fit ; e. The i/ioneer stock Is rapidly t asshu vay , Utah potatoes now command ninrt ) nta a bushel at retail in. Salt Lako. Thif the hijliBSt pi ice that ha * rultd for tec lilteen yearn , and h cmsed by the great inland [ u California and Colorado , lUllroad building will not bo aa lirelj Utah thii year aa it WAH list , by reason the Denver & Kto Grande contining elf muinly to the Colorado end of the ie. The MornioDB are beginning to fortify emtelvea in political power. Tl < o poly- miiti are reilgniug one by one and theii othrcn fill their place witli staunch t inborn of the church who do not practice lyg < miy. ARIZONA AND KLW MEXICO Southern Arizona la Hiippllod with angcH from Mexico , The Tombstone district in Arizona thip d $418,00J iu bullion last month. Increased mining excitement is obaerva- 3 all through the New Mexican mining uipj , nnd mining machinery and tup leu are crowning all the thoroughfare * iding to them , MONTANA. Iherallioad li now completed forty- 0 miles bovond Miles City. LaKt week Miles City had ita Jiut rain , er a four-mouth * ' dry ueutou , 1'he electric llghta purchased for the ill an Tunnel h < % o arrived theie. The Hecla cnmp.iuy IIUH two hundred u einpli ) . cd in tha mine * at Lion City. The Kpi ropal HO iety at Dillon will > n I uild it bur. Ii in thai II mrishi .y \n l'lll < V'tl Mnllt Ui l''ill.ili | , llllUt * . p o 5'J.ti/0 < vi i uuii mi Uiiiiiig inuury. 1'lius far , btiio tn Muagber couu y luve ntero t upon the ranged wi bout Uciug 1 any hay , Pwtlve thousand feet of Giasohop.er eek , Hanuock , hai rco ntly beeu located in ning purpuBt 3. \ MonUui miiiB U named the Crank , uiu diu-o\ered on the day on which iteau wad sentence 1 , V hundred peoph daily la tar below tlui ir. go iiuiuber of Btrangern who arrive to ate iu and arouud Miloi City. The net ind btebnesiof Madison county irch 1 , 8 a , waa ? 60.407.98-teine ( i irtase of (2,417.65 for the punt year , [ 'he number of impila enrolled at the lena schoolafcrVebruary was 481 , with ) t l Average d lly attendance at about "he Mining neaaon in Mt ltr > o county mieea to bu am j ont ( hit je r. All the old claims will be worked aa usua' ' , n A number of new ono will be opened a operated. llenU are constantly advancing Hutto. If & landlord dwen't receive eve month dlmost the full vuluu of IiUiir ertv , he c maiden that ho Is being robl by his tenants. It costs S340 11 brini ; a thoroughbr howe from LiveriioM , Kniland ; , to IJillc The coptof brinsi g n well bred-tn n ov depends entirely rn tha am tint ot wl an i whisky ho drinkn on the trip. COLORADO Fourteen tons of ore , fro n the Lend mine. Alma , were recently sold for SiJ 000The The milling cnpicity in CVorvio 2r,0 tons daily , an I the smelting apacl aOCO tonn d lly. The development In the tenth level tlm Hob nwn , Uunnlson , shog 28 feet tolid ere without H gn of nb.Uemeut. Uunnison ia olning of new hotel' , ni bauitp , and now ntreeU ns well as her g mid wat-r prnjccts. The new hotel pi l-o'pd is to cose § 100,000. It U repotted in Denver that the lit Illusion & MlHiinirl have purchaeed t Denver & Cii.ldcu rail o id right of wi Mid tlio conl iiuiio which thai road w intended to tap. The al eel works at I'uebto hiive & 000,000 wet the f building under way f their gitnntic Industrie * , an > l more co tcmpliitcil. l'i\o hundted hounfs for ci nloyca are now being built and contract Negotiations are pending In New Yo for a loan to construct an irrigating dlti lor the purpose of watering all the ai land between Pueblo and tbo Grecnho range. The ditch will be taken out of t : Arkansan river near Canon City , and w water about 150,0110 acrca of land botwci the foot-hilla and 1'ucblo , The cause of the delay in the constru tion of the Denver , Golden & Salt U' ' road if explained by the officers in tl way : They eay they are waiting f r t ] C. B. A Q. tiack to reach Denier , as tin can then receive the Iron for their roi 814,000 cheaper thtin they can now. Tin think this Having in freight ia worth wai Ing for. Six youthful shovers of bogus mon < hove been jailed at Leadville. Thojouii stc had procured a lot of imitation Ml piinted as an advert ! einent for a di ( joods store , and having soaked them grease they were then patchul upvil court-plaster and bore u strong renci bianco to genuine bills. They were n-adi pashcd iu the ni ht time * . WYOMING. St. Tutiiuk's D.iy , in Green Hive lasted from the rising to the netting i three BUIIN Tlio BU [ lintendent of the building di partment of the U. I' , railway couteu plates removing his headquarters froi Itawlins to Kvanston about the liret < May. Larum'n U greatly excited over the : r tempt of inc ndiarica to I urn the tor Flu B the < recurred within a week. 1m ihe | .iiiinnt and thorough w.irk of the lit jrigiario i revinted ceri un loin. Suwp : ion luw not yet been nirecte i to any pai licular direction , bin should this occur- m event not improbable the accuse 1 wi ! Jieet u punitliin nt swift nnd xure. DAKOTA. The Sioux Falls ex pivitlou hat'SO mow ier . The countof Ii.ui Homii containHf)2 quare utus. \ . Dcadwood haa twenty-Gve differen ; inda of weather a day. The land sales of the Northern Pncifu n the D kota division foi February wen ,750 acres and 93 to An lots. The explosion of a cartridge in the Gram unction mine , near Cuiter City , severely t not fatally , injured fi ur men. The.Black Hills railroad company i omtruct ng a liandtotne passenger cu t Load for the use of i he narrow gauge A number of Boston capitaliat-t are ex ected iu the billa a .on . to invist monej a purchasing and dovelopint ; mining pro icrty. The sti-ck in thi Masonic Temple build ngi ssociation at Sioux Falls has reachec 30,000. leaving only § 10,000 more to bi ubairib d. The Hoodoo mica mine , two miles south nst vl Custer City , IB rapidly developiuf ito a real bonanza. Tlie load cropj oui jr 1,000 feet ontlie surface. Fargn has over four miles of in ulated rater-pr. of covered wire already laid foi i o elettric light service , which will soor. e in operation in tlmt city. The owners nf the Last Bonanza mioj line at Custer have arrived there from Ihicngo. They pnld out nearly $3,000 In ittling up the del ta of the company. WAHOQ. atnl Prouk of Flory Fluid--A Mnn Killed by Lightmnff. orrefiponjcmccf The Bee. WAHOO , Nob. , March 27-Ytiator- ay about 2 o'clock a terrific hail orm visited Una section of country , nd during its continuance the light ing atruck the house ot Joseph lumbora , killing him instantly. Mr. Kunibera was n Itohemian by irth , but has lived in this country ntil ho had become thoroughly mericanized , talking the English , nguago fluently. Ho waa formerly member of the firm of Kumbera & anak , of thia place , and was highly sspected by all who know him. When killed ho was standing near 10 eaat window , and his wife waa ing on the couch in the opposite ir.t of the room. The shock knocked 10 wife oonsoleaa , and off the couch i to the lloor. Shu remained aonso. as soiiio minutes , and when she ro ved found her husband lying dead , ith hi head across her body. She ivo the alarm and summoned two lysicians , but all to no purpose , aa T. Kumbera'a neck was broken. lie smokon wifolms the sympathy of 0 whole community , 1 understand Mr. Kumbora waa a ember of a Bohemian society , nnd , d his lift- insured for seven him- ed dullhrd. AVKIW , Kobbod on the Cars tloiml AMsoclatwd Vrttt ST. PAUL , March 28..luhn Mack d wife , a yoiin i.ianied coupltffroin jlaniuz HI , Alioh , were on route to iuholl , Dikotn , and while on thu tin three ii nuit < man aUinrt l in I'ovi lu Sl.iok jute the i > iuu but lit Fii-t-d. On h Collowing ni'irni luu.iu iaa jicckut-Uouk , cuiiiaiiiinj ( 00 had 1-ti'eii stolen from his pnckot d .t w rtlilessono loftinit * plnco. . Rullrouil Mutters. iL hal AwoclataJ l'rt . WILMINOTON , Del. , March 28. A.n tirely now survey of the Ualtimpro Ohio's computing HI SI the Phila- Ipliia & Haltimoro , ia beinj ; made. naulting Engineer Parker says it is allul thu ontiru route to the Puto- c , Wilmington it Haltimoro , Firc . lonal Awtodbttd Ytaa. 3AKDINKU , Mo. , March 28. Rich- Is & Co. 'a paper mill waa damaged fire SS.OOOj insured , 330,000. S'o hfaa-iichf or h.u K-.i'-l.o for ' 'it "WINE OF CARDUI. " For Sale By FIFTEENTH AND DODGLASSfS , , ITS , Itouio 3 rooms , full 'lot on ricrra new 2uth street , ? 1 , < ! M > . 177 , IIouio 2 rooms , full lot on Uoti lan ncir 20ths'rcct , 700. 176 , Boautldil ronlilcncc , full lot on Casa roar 19th street , 12,000. 174 , Tn-o housteanj | lot on Doili'o Dear 9th street , 21 00. 176 , Houw three roomt , two closeU , etc. , half lot on 21st i car Grace street , ? SOO. one-half brick hou o an < 172 , Ono and - story two lota on KOURM ! near 2btb street , tl,7CO. 171 , Houcotwo rooms , well , cistern. stable , etc full lot near Plt-rce and 13th strctt , f 960. 179 , One and ono-half story hou. o elx room * ind well , hill lot on Con\ ont street near St Marj'a.nvcnuc , 91,660. No. 170 , llouso three rooms on Clinton street near shot lower , $325. No. 160 , Ilouno an > l 33x120 feet lot on street near Wclist- Bttcoi , $3DOO. No. 108 , Ilnuso of 11 roon t , lot S3xl2J fovt on 19th n ar Hurt etrcet , 85,000. Ofj 107 , Two story house , 9 rooms 4 cloucta , rood cellar , on lth street near 1'opplcton'i M.IH ) ' . No . U 5 , Ntv l.cu-c of 0 rooms , half lot on IzarJ n ur lllth direct , $1.S 0. No. 164 , One and one half story bourn 8 roomi on 18th urctt nar Loavoi north , { 3,600. N. 101 , One nnd oni-hMl ftory touso ol 6 rooms near Ilanjcom Park , $1WO. No. 169 Two hnutci 6 rooms each , clooct" , i tc in Hurt ill uut near 26tli , fS.fiOO. No. 167 , house e rornis , tut l < t on 10th ntreet unr Lcatennorth , t2,400. No. lf.0 , Jlotite 4 largn roomn , 2 closets lalf acru on Hurt ctrco. near Dut'On , J 1,200. No. 166 , Two houeca , ono of C and ono of i rooms , on 17th street near Matey J.V-'OO. No. 164 , Three liousos , ont of 7 and two of 6 0011 P each , and corner lot , on Cant near 14th tro , t , 8000. Nr. 153 , small IIOIBO and full lot on Piclfl iear I''th > trcct , ? 2,6W. No. 151 , Ono story houeo 0 romn , on Leaven rorth noirlCth , 83,000. No. 160 , Ilo BO th < ce rooms and lot 92x11 irar 2fltli and I'ari > ham , $2,600. No. 148 , Now house of eight rooms , on 18th trett n ar Lcavcnworth 83,100. No. 147 , llouso of IS rooms on 18th i-troot tar Slarcy , 45,1,00. No. 146 , Hou-n of 10 rooms and IjloU on 18th trcct nci.r JUrcy , fe.U1 ' . No. 145 , House two Urj- rooms , lot 67x210 too nShvruan tucnu'j ' ( IGtli jtroct ) near Nicholas , 1.600. Na 143 , Hoif-c 7 roomi , barn , on 0th street ear Lca\enwort- . ot Nr > . 142 , Hnn o 6 iu in kitchen , etc. , on 16th trcut near N'lcNuU' , Jl. T Xo. 141 , lloiiiuor - Douglas near 26th : reei , g'lCO. No. 140 , I ar o hou'C and tno lot * , on 24t oar Farnham strait , $8,0.0. No. 139 , Hi so 3 rooms , lot 60xlG6l feet , ouglas near 27th street , 81,600. No. 137 , House 6 rooms nt d half lot on Capito ronue near 23d street , $2,300. No. 130 , Ilouno and half acre lot on Cutnlue root near 24th60. . No. 131 , House 2 rocnis , full lot , on Imrd Bin 2 lit s reot , $ SOO. No. 129 , Tw. . hou M one of 0 and one of 4 wins , on leased lot on Webster near 20th street , ! ,60tl. I No. 127 Two story ! oueo 8 roomj , half lot on 'obiter near 19th $3,600. No. 126. House 3 rooms , lot 0x120 feet on Ith street near DoueUs , $075. No , 125 , Two ftory house on 12th near Dodge rcct lot 23x&a feet $1,200. No. 124 , Lnrtfo house and full block near arnham and Con ral street , $8,000 No. 123 , House 0 rooms and Urge lot on Baun- na street near Barmcks , $2 100. No. 122 , House 0 rooms and half lob on Wob- cr near ISih btreot , $1,600. No. 118 , House10 rooms , lot 30x90 feet on tpltol aienuo near 22d street , $2,960. No. 117 , House. 3 rooms , lot 30x123 feet , cm ipltol a\cnuo near 22d $1,500. No. 1 14 , House 3 rooms on Douglas near 26th reet , $750. No. 113 , llouso 2 rooms , lot C6x99 feet on ar Cumli K btrcet , $760. No. 112 , llrlck house 11 rooms and half lut on si near 14th strict , $2,8uO. No. Ill , Houdol'2 roomn'on { Davenport uea th strot , 87,0 0. No. 110 , Urick house and lot 22x132 let on .as street near 16th , $3,000. NO. 108 , 1 aru house on Ilarney near loth rdit , $1,600. No 109 , Two houses and 36x1 foot Kit uo S9 ni ar 14th street , $3,600. No. 107. llouso 6 rooms and half lot on l&ir ar 17th sir ct , $1,200. > * o. 106. House and lot 61x198 feet , lot ou 14th ar Plcrco etreet , $600. No. Ii6 , Two story house 8 rooms with 1 i lot beward near Saundera street , $2,800 tJn. 103 , Olio and one half story house 10 loorai cbstrr near lUtli street , $2,600. No. 102 , Two house * 1 rooms each and J lot on th near Chicago , (4,0.0. S'o. 101 , House ) 3 rooms , cell r , etc. , 1 } lottipn nth aienuo nuar Pucillc stree , $ l,6iO. No. 100,1touso4 rooms , cellar , etc. , hill lot Izard street ntar lOili , 82.0UO. S'o. 99 , Very large house and full lot on Har y near 14tb stroer , $9 000. S'o. 07 , Largo tiou o of 11 rooms on Sherman onue near Clark street , make an offer. S'o. 06 , Una and ono half s.ory housa 7 room * 210x401 feet , stable , etc. , on Bnennan ave- a near I ! race , 37 1 00. io. U2 , Largo brick houxo two loU on Daren - rt street near 19th $18,000. 10. 90 , Large house and full lot on Dodo irlSihftro.t , $7,003. i'o. 89 , Large hauso 10 rooms half lot on 20th California street , $7,600 < 'o. 88 , Largo house 10 or 12 rooms , bcautlfm ner lot on Cag mar 20th , $7.000. Jo. 87 , Two story house 3 rooms 6 acres o d on Saundcrs Btrcet mar Barracks , $2,0(10. \o. 86 Two btorca and a rtsl < n nee ou leased 'f ' lot , near Mason and 10th street , $ 00. S'o , T o story hou e 8 rooms , closets , o'c. , of on Saundcrs street near li 6 acroj griiund , iaha Uirr. ks , $2 600 ID. bS , Iloupoof U roo-rs , half lot on Capitol nuo near 12th etn ot. $2,600. To 62 , One and one liall Blory I OUBO , 6 rooms i lot on Pierce near 20th etroot , $ lWiO. To bl 'J'wii 2 story houses , one of 9 and one rams , Chicago fat. , ntar 12ib , * J,000. To. 80 llousa 4 rooinn , closets , etc. , Urge lot 18th Btre.t u ar White Lead works , $1SOO. To. 77 , 1 arg house of 11 rooms , closets , col. ctj. , with lilot 11 Farnham near 19th rtroot , KO 'o 76 , Occanlono-half story house of 8 rooms , 60x8 * lut on Caxancar 14ih Htreet , (4,600. ID. 75 , House 4 rooms and basement , , ' 'o ' x32 f it on Muru ) near 8tb itrcet. $4176. o. 74 , lArgo brick house and two full loU on > eii | > ort taur 16th utreit , $16(00. o. 73 Quo and oiio-hu f story liouse and lot . 1S2 feet un Jac son near 12th etrect , $1,600. 'o. 72 , Lxr 'o brick house 11 rooms , lull .ot Da > e port niur 15th street , $5,0 JO. 'o. 71 , largo hou e 12 rooms , lull lot on Call- ill near 20ih utrcct. 87,000. o. 65 , Stable and 3 full lots on ran In utreet r Saunderii , ijii.OOO. o. 64 , Two ttory frame building , store below loomi abou1. on loued lot un Dougu nuar i ttiei't. i-ftiO o 'J , II u.e I rjim , laiOuii-nt , etc. , lot JjU fuct un Ifth > trvot ii' at J > ail \Vurx , Oo i.J , .Now uuUiu 1 r < ouu ono story , full lot o. 6S , llouou ol 7 rooms , ull lot Wetwioi r ilat btrcet , $2,600. Farney near 21 t street , $1,760. o. 61 , f argt hou o 10 rooum , full lot on Bur r 21-t strtet , $5,000. o , CO , lloutio 3 ro ma , half lot on Dvenport r23U treit , < 1,000. 0 69 , Four houtes and half lot ou OaMnoai 1 struct # i WO. a 1'2 , llouno d rooms ad full lot , Harnef o. 0 , 'Ihrce hou i * nnd full lot on Caw near i street , $3,200 , AL ESTATE AGENCY 16th and Dougloa Street ,