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8 -THE DAILY BEE : OMAMA SATURDAY , JUNE 3 1882
The DailY Bee
OMAHA.
Saturday Morninsr , Juno 3.
Wimther Report *
( The following observations are taken at
the name moment ot time at all the eta *
tlons named. )
DtrABrxurr. U. 8 , StoiAt. BKavion , >
OMAHA. June 2. HOT. M-4E T < nO t
A restaurant and Ice cream n&loon ,
near Hantcom park , U ono of the fruit *
of the new street car line out there.
Three Slocumba were flent to Jail yes
terday in default of ten dollars and ooiU ,
and one was. dlauharged.
The resident engineer In charge of the
MliBou i river Improvements at this point
will remove to Omaha ( shortly from Coun
cil Bluffs.
Dr. Mercer has moved his office to the
southeast corner of Harney and Eleventh
streets , the building formerly occupied by
him having been given up entirely to the
Union Pacific gcnoial hospital.
O. H , Doty , who has been for many
yoaia with Tom McShane , the Cumlng
street grocer , has opened a daisy cigar and
confectionery stand at 14171)oiilas.thoold (
Michigan Tobacco Store ,
Tbero will be a regular meeting of
Vesta Chapter No. 0 , 0. K 3. , this
( Saturday ) evening. A full attendance ii
desired. By order or Worthy Matron.
Three boys whoso ages ranged frem 11
to 1C years were arrested Thursday aa
trampsand were yesterday recommitted to
the city jail to await an examination until
to-day.
today.Tho
The track of the Misxouri Pacific from
Hiawatha to Atchlson h n been completed
and through freight trains will login run
ning from Omaha to the latter city on
next Monday. Through passenger train *
will also be put on at an early day.
A. oouplo of burglars tried to break
into the residence of Mr. V/m , Nellgh on
Wedno.day night , when that gentleman
Btatlonod himself near the window with a
bed slat and let one of th m bare it o\er
the head. As ho ran howling away , four
shots were fired at him.
The remains of the late Philip Hub-
bard , who was shot and killed in Denver
last Saturday night , nnlved on the Den-
rer train yesterday and were taken to
his mother's residence on Loavenwcrth
street. The funeral will probably not
take place before Sunday next.
A game of base ball will be played
to-day afternoon between nines' com
posed of ciuplojes of the general ticket
department , and the general auditor's
office of the Union Pacific railway , at the
end of the Green stieet car line. Qamo
called at 3 o'clock sharp.
An Omaha drummer , traveling for
Marcy & 0 j. , was fined a dollar and costs
by the city authorities of St. Paul , Nob. ,
last week , for shooting off a fire cracker in
the city limits , Tbero is one thing the
Omaha drummers can't bo lined for , and
that Is , shooting oft their rnouthf , and
they are bound to make a noise wherever
they go.
The condition of St. Mary's avenue
from Seventeenth to Twcntiet i i < so bad at
present as to oxclte the indignation of all
who desire to travel that much-used
thoroughlare. In some places the duve-
way between the street cur track and the
dlbch on the north side is so narrow as to
< ] anger every ono who posses over it.
This street should be widened and broughl
to grotto immediately.
A number of druggists of Lincoln am
other places throughout the state have
' Issue ! the following call to the druggists
of Nebraska : "We , the undersigned , be
lieving in the wisdom and hoiefits of a
state osaoilatioo , moit earntbtly invite
your attendance at Lincoln , t'.olBth ' Inat , ,
2 p. m. , at boaid of trade rooms , for the
purpoue of forming a druggists' elate aa.o-
elation. '
Th Chicago Tribune of Thursday
snys ; "The general freight agent * of the
roads forming th Iowa pool held a brie
meeting yesterday afternoon at the office
of Commissioner Daniels and dlscussei
the answer to be made to the Omaha mer-
rchanto who recently meraorallrud the
Ilces for the prlv lego of wholesale freight
rates , so ( ii to enable them to compel }
with Chicago for a portion of the Mou >
tana and Kooky mountain trade , An nd.
Jouroment was taken before notion was
had. "
The fifth anniversary of the pastorate
of the Rev. W. J. Hanha over the Sec.
ondPresbyteilanch'mchof thU city , and
also of his marriage , was celebrated Fri
day in the new residence into which
Mr , JIareha and lib family have just
moved. The formalities of the evening
were ooufined to a presentation to llev , Mr.
Hanbo , which was mode with a peitlnenl
speech by Mr , O. K. Coutant in behalf ol
the congregation ; a wcll.wordtd retponte
by Mr , Ilarsha and a prayer offered by
Oeo , L. Little. The evening was memor
able by the peculation of flowers , articles
of wood and other gif In which attested the
regard in which the pastor nd his family
are held.
held.Wo
Wo Matter What Happen *
You may lest assured that you are eafo in
teing j > eedlly cured byTjiosiAB'liLEcriua
Oil , in all cai > e of rheumatism , neuralgia ,
toothache , eto Due trial culy is uwcsaary
to prove its tificacy ,
SLAVEY'S YOSEMITE COLOGNE.
Made from the wild flowers of the
AB VJMKV YOSEMITE VALLEY ,
it u the moat fragrant of perfumes.
Manufactured by Ii. B. Slavon , San
Francisco , For § * lo iu Omaha by W.
J , WMtebouso and Konnard Lroa. '
Ac.
EDUCATIONAL ECHOES.
The Month in Whioh Roses and
Diplomas Bloom to Perfec
tion ,
College Gommoncemonta A Now
Courao of Studr-OraRhaaradu-
ntoa , Ktc.
Of nil the year Juno is the month
most anxiously looked forward to by
atudontc , teachers and alt connected
with or interested in public schools
and colleges. This month closes the
Inborn of thoao whoso duty is to teach
the young ideas how to shoot , and for
those whoio ideas hare become export
marksmen it is the end of school or
the farewell to their almti nil tor.
Commencement programmes arc bo
ng arranged , essays written , orations
committed to memory and banquets
and parties looked forward to. In
) maha the list of schools in which the
Juno exorcises come oil includes the
High school. Croighlon college and
Brownoll hall ,
TUB mail HOUOOI. .
In this important institution the
commencement exorcises will take
plaoo on the evening of Juno 30th.
fho class of ' 82 consists of nine members -
bors , all residents of Omaha and con
taining but ono young gentleman. The
ist it aa follows : Misses Alice Rogers ,
Jlara lloodor , Josie McOasuo ; , Lizzie
Sharp , Hattie Drowsier , Maggie Road ,
Mary Fitch. Susie Phelps and Master
D. W. 0. Huntington.
The class is the largest over gradu-
itcd in the Omaha high school with
; ho single exception of the class of
70 , which numbered sixteen. All the
rraduatca of ' 82 , with ono exception ,
lave boon through all the grades in
.ho Omaha high school , and taken its
wurao. The ono exception is a young
ady who waa admitted on a cortiGcato
: rom an Iowa school of excellent
itanding. The class of next year will
jo about the same as the present ono.
THE DIOCESAN BBMWABY.
There are four members of the
graduating class at Brownoll Hall this
war and the graduating exorcises oc-
: ur on the evening of Tnuraday , Juno
22d. Monday , Tuesday and Wednes
day prior to commencement will bo
devoted io public examinations. The
innivorsary services will bo hold on
sunday , Juno 18th , in the Cathedral
shapol. The graduates are as follows :
Miss Florence Ware , of Nebraska
3ity ; Miss Susan E. Hagor , of St.
Paul , Minn. ; Miss Mamio Ambrose , of
3malia ; Miss May Waggoner , of
Omaha.
OnUlOHTON COLLEGE.
ThoannualcomtnonoomoutntCroigh-
: on rollcgo will as bo of the most-in-
.ereating charactor. The exercises
ako place on the evening of Juno
! 8th and a comedy prepared expressly
or the occasion will bo ono of the foa-
, urca of the oroning.
BTATE NORMAL SCHOOL.
The closing exercises of the No-
) rnaka State Normal school at Peru ,
or the scholastic year ending Juno
.4 , will take placn an follows :
Thursday , Juno 8 , 7:30 p. m , , Concert
of Music.
Saturday , Juno 10 , 7:33 p. m , , Everett
Society.
Sunday , June.ll , 4 p , in , , Baccalaureate
Address.
Monday , Juno 12 , 7:30 p. m. , Philoma-
thian Society.
Tuesday , Juno 13. 7 p. m , , Students'
Reunion 1'iayer Meeting.
Wednesday , Juno 14 , 0 a. m. , Com
mencement Lxercbes.
Wednesfay , Juno 11 , 7:30 : p. m. , Social
Llcnnlon.
Examination ot Clashes , Monday and
Tuesday , Juno 12 and 18.
COMMENCEMENT.
MuBic-Anthem. Prayer. MuBic-Anthom
ealutatory . Misa E. Cap , Heed , Peru
Music-Duet , "Drift My Bark. " .
Our Nation's Palladium .
. . . Misa Ellu M. Marsh , Nebraska City
\Vomnn Oompured With Mun as an h d-
ucator.MissM. L MoKenzIe , Peru
Music Quartette , "O , Mystical River. " . ,
Silent.Toachcra .
. Miss Lottie S. McKenzIe , Peru
Hope , the Anchor of the Soul .
. Mr. J. M. MoVioktr , North Bend
Music-Octet , "Come Klto With the
Lark. " .
The E lucatfoh of the Masses .
. . .Miss D. W. Nuokollf , Nebraska City
How They Thought , and IIow Wo Think
. .Mr. 0. E. Ord.Shoiidan
Mu Ic Duet , "The Crimson Glow of
t Sunset Fades. " . , .
The Formation of Character .
.1 . . . . , Misa Kale L. Hewitt , Peru
Discouleutmemt a Condition of ProgretB
. Mr. Jc so llazolllne , Sabetha , KB
Mtulc Quartette , "Beautiful Star-
U ht , " . , .
Valedictory. . . , .
. . . .Mr. Philip K. Sim , Nebraska City
Distribution of Diplomas ,
Music Chorus , "Farewell to the Forest. "
- Benediction.
* This distribution of exercises was
made without reference to class standing.
TAI10U COLLEQB.
Sixteenth annual commencement ,
Juno , 11-14 , 1882.
Sabbath 10:30 : a. m. Baccalau
reate sorinou , President William M ,
Urooks.
7:30 : p. m. Addros3 before Y. M ,
0. A.
Monday 7:30 : p. in. Senior pro-
pnratory exhibition.
Tuesday 8'JO : a. m. ' Annual meet
ing of trustees.
2 p , m , Annual exhibition of Con
servatory of BIuuic , and annual moot
ing of educational society.
7:30 : p. in. Exhibition by Oratori
cal association
Wednesday Commencement day
10 a , m , Exorcises of graduating
classes.
11:45 : a. m. Address by Key
James Powell , of Chicago , 111. , Bocro-
tary A. M. A.
3 ; P. m. Address by Rev. E , S.
Hill , and other exercises of the Alumni
association.
7:45 : p , m , Commencement con
cert ,
A council will meet to examine and.
if it bo deemed wise , ordain Prof.
riiomas MoOlolland to the work of
the Christian ministry , The council
will meet Tuesday , Juno 13th , at 11
a. m. , and the ordination services will
bo at 345 ; p. in , Subject to the do-
cieion of the council ,
A NJJW BYBTEU OK BTTJDV ,
Prof. W. W. W. Jones , atato BU-
permtondont of public instruction , is
preparing n now system of etudv for
the common , ungraded schools of
Nebraska. The design is to system-
atiza the work for teachers and pupils ,
not with reference to time , but to the
accomplishment of definite work ; pu
pil 4 only attempting to accomplish
work in a deGnito time when such a
course is justifiable in the judgment
j ( the teacher , as the diflironca in
the length of school hours makes it
necesnary to leave time out of
: < nsideration. So , pupils hav
ing passed an examination m
ono course , a record will bo
made of the fact , and the next teacher
will lese no time in learning whore
each pupil is to begin his work. T'l i-o
jlassifications , in n general way , have
been made , based to a certain extent
upon progress in reading a primary ,
MI intermediate and a grammar class.
Supt. Jon03 has drawn freely from the
work oi other states , where the ad
vantages of this plan have been fully
tested. Instruction in "What to
Teach" " ch " in
and "How to To It.
connection with the courao will be
[ given in all the summer institutes. It
m expected by this means to so ac
quaint teachers with this plan that
they can put it into practical effect this
fall.
PEBBOHAJj.
Mrs.'A. J , Poppleton hoa gone east.
Mrs , J. H. Millard ban gone a visit to
Davenport.
Ltwis Heed and family have gona to
New York.
Col. J. J. Dickey and family left for the
east Thurday in a special car.
Capt , Ware , of Jefferson , Missouri , a
well known railroad tie contractor , is in
the city.
Ror , J. W. Shank arrived borne Thur
day irum Washington , Philadelphia , Now
York and Boston.
Mrs Dr. Scherer and daughter have
jono to Plttsbnrg , Pa. , to spend the sum *
mer with relatives.
Miss Nora Fordyce , daughter of lion1
John Fordyce , of Weyauwega. Win. , is
visiting Mr. and Mrs , A. Sor'enson.
Mrs. Beatty , of Lexington , Mo , , who
baa been visiting at the residence of her
sister , Mrs , Milton Hendrix , left Thurs
day for her home.
Hon. D. L , McGuckin , councilman
From the Third ward , has returned after
an extended visit to the east , going as far
aa Philadelphia and the neighboring
places.
Gen. Thayer left Thursday for New
York and Washington t > extend invita
tions in person to the president , Generals
Grant , Sherman , Hat cock , Logan , and
Uonkling , Blalno and Bob Ingersoll to at
tend the reunion at Grand Island the last
week in August.
Mr. llotcrt Grain , for a Ion ; ; time past
a resident of Omaha and one of the pion
eers of the great northweut , leaves to
day for Blair to go into business .t
that vicinity. Bob is a No. 1 fellow , and
can be depended on to keep up his end of
the string whereyor he t oes.
W. A Kodlck has resigned his position
an chltf clerk in the internal revenue
office in this city to enter upon the prac
tice of law with his brother , 0.11Redick ,
Esq. Mr II. A. Doud , who has been in
the revenue service for some time , is promoted
meted to chief clerk , vice Mr. Redick.
Mr. Clark , of Bullevue , has been appointed
general clerk.
TAMPA BAY TREASURES.
A Curious Collection Exhibited by
Mr. Oeo. T. Taylor.
Ono of the most interesting collec
tion of curiosities scon , lately in this
city , is that now on free exhibition at
No. 211 South 13th street , between
Douglas and Far n am. The proprietor ,
Mr. Geo. T. Taylor , ia a resident of
Fremont , Dodge county , and lias boon
spending the winter in Florida at
Tampa Bay , arriving homo on Tues
day last. Ho brought with him the
collection referred to , and at the solic
itation of his friends put the various
articles on exhibition for a few days ,
to bo inspected by those who desire to
do BO.
A UKK reporter dropped in yes
terday , and took a casual inventory
of the articles , which are certainly
well woith visiting. Mr. Taylor
brought with him four young alliga
tors which ho had caught , and brings
up as presents to uorao of his friends.
The largest is about a foot long , and
as it stands on all fours , and , motion
less aa n statute , looks at ono \vith the
aspect of a hairless dog and the eyea
of a basilisk , a person is apt to con
gratulate himself that the creature is
not a native of northern waters. Ono
of the number died last night
from overeating , after a prolonged
fast. Another is destined as a
present to an Omaha newspaper man.
All were caught by Mr. Tuylor him
self , Ho has also the head and jawa
and the skin of an alligator which ho
shot himself. When alive it was ten
feet nine inches long , and weighed
200 pounds. The skin iooka likes the
armor of uomo old knight. There is
also the bond and juws on another
which was fourtcoon foot long. Several
flmall sharks' skins are also to bo soun ,
the vicious little things being caught
by Mr. Taylor with hook and line ,
tie has one specimen of the pilot full ,
in ehapo like a large minnow , aucli aa
is caught on a hook , and its duty is to
act as scout for the shark.
They precede him a short distance
in advance , and on sighting prey or
danger whirl about rapidly and spring
down the Bhark'a mouth into lua
belly , where they remain until it is
eafo to venture out again , In Quo
weather and quiet limed the pilot fish
attaches iteolt by a sort of u sucker ,
to bo seen under Ha chin , to the bi < {
fish and rides about with the greatest
of ease.
It would bo impossible to describe
all the articles in ditul , and wo must
bo content with a summary of the
principal objects of the collection ,
which are a variety of praseo ? , mosses ,
lemons , figushells and flowers. Mr.
Taylor has a very handsome fan and a
number of bunches of artiGcial flow-
era m ado from the feathers of the
pink curfew , the white herron , eto ;
also aoino fine specimens of the beau
tiful pluraago of the tropical birds
There are skins of the fox , coon , op.
poaum , cquirrol and a cast-off skm of
a tremendous rattlesnake , and an
enormous skin ot a snake of the same
species shot by Mr Taylor himself.
Iho akin of a young wild boar ia quite
a curiosity and BO is the flholl jewelry ,
the air plunt , fan made of wild turkey
feathers , alligator's tooth , and BO on.
The collection ia well worth a visit by
those who like to see strange sights. \
BONES.
An Indian Burying Ground
Unearthed on the River
Front ,
The Warriors Resurrected Before the
Last Trump.
Several months ago a lot of children
playing on the bluffs which extend
along the river front and overlook
the lovely valley of the Uig Muddy ,
unearthed a skeleton , which the rains
had partially washed the earth away
from. TUB BKR reporter , viiiUd the
spot and secured the skull and crossbones -
bones , which a physician pronounced
to bo these of an Indian , who must ,
from their extraordinary size , have
boon over eight foot in height.
Subsequently Contractor Sloven-
son's force began work on the B. &
M. dump and the resurrection of the
remains of an Indian squaw and a
quantity of jewelry wilt bo remember
ed. It proves to bo the case that the
dump , the dark and bloody ground
which was the icono of the March
troubles , was formerly utilized by the
Indiana as a burying ground , and ever
since the work began bones have come
to light too numerous to mention.
Yesterday a skeleton was turned np
and Joe Toahon secured the lower
jaw bono and showed it to the report
er , It is enormous as will bo readily
believed when it ia stated that it fit
around Toahon's jaw , cheek and all.
If the body was in proportion to the
head this brave must have boon fully
ton feet high.
A few daya ago a grave waa un
earthed directly beneath the spot oc
cupied by the old Catholic school
house and foraor cathedral , in which
were found fourteen skeletons bearing
evidence of having belonged to a race
of the same gigantic stature.
By the direction of Jim Oallahan ,
the boss , the bones have , aa often as
found , been buried iu the fill beicg
made , so deep that it will take an ex
tra blast of the trump to arouse them
on resurrection morning.
To give your suffering rheumatic
neighbor a bottle of St. Jacobs Oil is
truly charity.
BEATRICE CELEBRATES.
Decoration Day Duly Observed The
Governor and Bis Staff on
Drees Parade.
Oorrejpondcnce of The Bee.
Nature interposed no obstacle to
make Decoration Day anything but a
success. It was a perfect day.
Neither too warm nor too cold. Dust
there was none ; the recent copious
rainn had laid it very effectually , while
old Sol had Blared the mud out of
countenance entirely , and a good hard
road leading to the cemetery was trav
eled that day by a larger throne ; by
far than could have been counted on
last ahow day.
The governor and staff from Lin
coln , the regiment and band from
York , as also other visitors , cimo
down on the 3:30 : train Monday , and
were mot and escorted m carriages up
town by the mayor and numeroun oiti-
ZPOP , and the militia in full uniform ,
headed by the band. The visitors
were entertained some at the hate's '
and some at private boarding houses.
A memorial reception was held at
the opera house Monday evening , and
many people were obliged to go away
for lack of standing room even. A
regular programme wes carried out.
First An invocation by the chap
lain , L. F. Britt.
Ex-Mayor Yule then gave an ad
dress of welcome in behalf of the sol
diers of Gage county , followed by
Mayor Whoolock in behalf of the city ,
extending a greeting of Welcome and
offering hospitality and the freedom ot
the city. Responded to briefly by
Gen. Manderson.
1. Sentiment , "Grand Army of the
Republic , " response by 8. J. Alex-
idor.
2. Sentiment"Our Adopted State , "
response by his excellency Gov. Nance.
The three last mentioned betrayed
quite an inclination to run each other
all in a friendly way , which caused
some merriment in the audience. The
trio are BO well known all over the
state , as likewise their respective
merits as speakers , that to Bay their
remarks were well chosen and fitly
worded would not bo emphasising the
fact at all.
3. Sentiment , "The State Militia. "
In the absence of Col. Colby , re
sponded to in a very neat speech by
Capt , 0. M. Enlow , and if you'll not
feel bad , Mr. Editor , it contained a
little aide thrust at yourself. Really
and truly , now , did you sympathize
with the mob ]
4. Sentiment , 'The Army Bean. "
Responded to by Rev. L F. Britt ,
whose well established reputation for
witticinma in no wisd suffered on this
occasion. Ho brought down the house
again and again , and finally the rev
erend gentleman insisted that when
ever ho thought ho was m kiug a
pretty good speech they wont to mak
ing fun of him and , of course , the
huviBO came down yet again. When
ho had finished a great many know all
about the army bean , beside the old
aoldior with the advantage of personal
experience ,
0. Sentimont"OurInvUedGuestsl"
roaponsQ by Col. Baird , which was a
very happy cflort on the colonel's part.
0 , Sentiment , "Our Nation. " re.
aponso by J , E , Bush ; and this last
closed the programme , with the excep
tion of music that waa interspersed at
intervals t hrcugh the exorcises , and
did credit to our homo talent , wo
thought , besides adding effectiveness
to the entertainment. During the
whole eveniut ? no one forgot that U
was in memory ot the dead soldiers
wo had gathered there , unless some
small boys who were seated as close
to the Btago as they could well get ,
and whoso parents wo hope will teach
them how to bo orderly and quiet between -
tweon this time and the next that they
are allowed to be out after 8 o'clock
m. .
We rather pitied the executive when
wo saw the amount of hand shaking
he waa obliged to undergo , eyen in a
town of this BIIO , but wo were glad to
note that ho didn't appear to bo going
into a decline.
At 10 o'clock on Decoration mom-
ing people thronged t3 the park , where
muno and speaking took placo. The
address was given by Gen. Manderson
and listcr.cd to with appreciation by
over 1,000 individuals , who adjourned
for dinner , to form at 1 o'clock into a
procession to march to the cemetery ,
the order of march being given below.
Ad vane > Oimrd.
Mar 1ml end A'ds.
Ketiimentnl Band.
Filing Squad.
Carriage with Children Bearln ? Flower * .
Rixwliui F < at . A. U.
YcUrani of the Army and Navy.
Governor nnd rftsff.
Mnyor ami City Council.
Public ; Schools an 1 Teachers.
Cole'a Military Cornet Band.
lit , Ilermon Com. 1C ighti Templar.
Independent Order of Odd Fellows ,
Beatrice Temple of Hnnnr.
Beatrice Lodge I. O. G. T.
Bent ice Cornet Bund ,
Kebtnika Nail < nal Guard i.
Citizens in Carriages.
Citlz > nion Hornet ak ,
Citizens on Foot.
Arrived at the comoteiy , the usiml
solemnities were witnessed by a
larger throng than has over assembled
in Beatrice on any other occasion.
Wednesday morning the guests
took their departure , leaving with the
Boatricians a vary pleasing impression.
SD ended the memorial services , and
even now the flowers are withering on
the thirteen graves , in each of which
a veteran hero sleeps his lot long
Bleep. BAH BLHU.
Hertford' * A old Phosphate
IN NERVOUS DEBILITY.
Dr. Edwin F. Vosp , Portland , Mo. ,
says : "I have proscribed it for many
of the various forms of nervous de
bility , and it has never failed to do
good. d&w Iw
AN ELOPEMENT.
A fretty Woman Leaves Her Bus,1
band for Another Man.
It is rumored that a thrilling sensa
tion ia agitating the residents of north
Sixteenth otreot. It is a genuine case
of elopement , love in this case as in
all others , laughing at all opposition.
The fair woman was the wife of a well
known citizen , and kept a millinery
store on the street , while the man
with whom aho departed is equally
well known. It ia said that the flight
took place Thursday , and the husband
is left to console himself aa best ho
can while his bettor half is speeding
on her way to Chicago.
MARRIED.
DEVOLAN-WILSON-On June 1st. at
the r sldonce of the brido'tt mother. MH.
E. Wilson , by the R. v. K. B Graham ,
Mr. L. W. Devolao , of Plattsmouth ,
and Misa Anna It. Wilson.
J. D. L. Harvey , Esq. , of Chicago ,
111 , spent over two thousand dollars
en medicine for his wife , who was suf
fering dreadfully from rheumatism ,
and without deriving any benefit
whatever ; yet two bottlca of St. Ja
cobs Oil accomplished what the most
skillful medical men failed to do
RAIL-WAT NEWS.
A General Movement To-ward Faster
.Running Time on Western
Roads.
The fast time rivalry inaugurated
between the Missouri river and Denver
by the opening of the Omaha shor
line to that city , last November , u
just now waxing warmest between the
Kansas Division Union Pacific , form
erly Kansas Pacific railway , and the
Atchison , Topeka & Santa Fo railroad.
The latter line announced a twenty-
eight hour achodulo between Kansas
City and Denver a few days ago. The
old Kansas Pacific immediately took
up the gauntlet and sent its trains into
Denver in twenty-six hours. Not'
satisfied with this rapid transit , this
line nowannouncoa a through schedule ,
embracing not Denver only , but Ohey-
onno , Ogden and San Francisco , tak
ing eUect Sunday , Juno 4.
The Union Pacific proposed two
years ago to quicken the pace of its
trains between Kansas City and Den
ver , but was mut with a protest by the
Atchison road aud a throat of war
upon rates. That line is 115 miles
longer than the Kansas Pacific , and at
that time was in poor condition and
could not well have increased the
speed of its trains. It costs money *
to run trains at a hi h rate of speed ,
and the Union Pacific would not favor
snch fast time were it not for the fact
that it enjoys a most liberal patron-
if ? .
Sunday morning the fast train will
leave Kansas City at 9:45 a. m. and
will arrive at Union depot , Denver , at
8.30 a. m. , just 22 hours aud 45 min
utes later ; at Cheyenne , 1:15 : p. m ,
2 ? hours from Kansas City. The
actual running time between Kansas
City and Cheyenne is 32 miles per
hour for 745 miles , being the fastest
time ever attempted by any regular
train west of the Missouri river. At
Oheyoimo the train connects with the
overland train from Omaha , and
reaches San Franciecp in 1 daya from
Kansas City practically the same
time as from Omaha , and just 15
hours iu advance of all rivals. Trains *
from San Francisco leaving 12 hours
earlier by other lines arrive 3 hours
buhind the Union Pacitio in San
Francisco. ,
A similar record is made eastward.
Trains leave Cheyenne after arrival of
the overland express at 8:30 : p. m. ,
and arrive at Kansas City at 445 ; p.
m. next day , making the run from
Denver to Kansas City in 22 hours
and 16 minutes.
The Kansas Pacific having the ad
vantage of Bleol rails , well ballasted
track , and 116 miles in distance , can
always take the load of the longei
lines. The Union Pacific , Omaha &
Denver Short Line , which has been
the cause of all this interest in quick
tune to Denver , has 185 miles the ad
vantage of the Atchiscn , and 80 miles
of the Kansas division , Union Pacific.
It will bo the next to make a record
for fast time , and will probably run
its trains oil an 18 hour schedule ,
Buoklin'a Arnica Salve.
The BKST SALVK in the world for Cuts ,
Bruises , Sores , Ulcers , Salt Rheum , Fe
ver Bores , Tetter , Chapped Hands , Chil
blain * , Corns , and all skin eruptions , and
positively cures plies. It is guaranteed to
give SAtlafactfon or money refunded.
1'rice , 25 cents per box. For sole by 0.
F. Goodman.
SPECIAL NOTICES ,
NOTICE Advertisement To Lonn , For , Rule
Lost , Found , Want * . Boarding. & < x , will be In
serted In thoeo columns once tot TEN CENTS
p r line ; each subsequent Insertion , FIVKCKNTS
per line. The flnt Insertion never less thin
TWENTY-FIVE ORNTS
1OOAt <
M1 ONKY TO LOAN-CHI M Lawurncool D.
L. Thc/tnM Rosm 8 Crelehton Block.
< I O fl Afi TO LOAN On red citatu morl *
ti > I VM/UU / Rage * J. R. Hatduibcr h , At-
lorney-it-Ln * , HOa Fatnuntt
t' ' LOAr < A 8 per cent In.
tcrestln iumn.of 82,600 nd
upwards , lor S to E yean , on Hrst-clww city and
farm property. Bmm URAL Emn and LOAM
Aor OT. 16th and Dourlai Bts.
HELP WANTCD.
1 fiA MEN \VANT D At Forenej Cut-Off ,
l\l\f nine miles n rth rl Onftht. Waes
91.76 par U y. MITCHELL VINCENT.
Sill ) t (
WANTED A Ontcl miblr Ironer. at the
Steam Laundry , between 8th afiTlOth en
Jack to ttrcet. S3J.21
ANTED Man liy the month for form
W worx. Col. Martin , nil South Twelfth et ,
311-tf
'ANTHU-Cook. H. Mannwellcr , Eleventh
W netur Farn&m.
A peed biotd and cake baker to
go to Platttmonth , Keb. Good waroi.
Inquire at MEVEK & UAAPKB
3 1317 DoielM8trect.il
WAN i HP-Two competent girls , one ai conk
and laundress , and the other m econd
clrl. Apply to Mm. Klngman , No. COI Plonant
street , eft , 318 3. *
'ANTED A cb mborm ld , Immediately , at
W Occidental Hotel. 810 tt
Ww
WANTED A good dining-room girl good
w * go p ld , ut 1 OSCtus s rcet E71-tf
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Poiltlon M sa'csman In a dry
WANTED or grocery Btoro. Good nfurenco.
SpeaksScanalmniftn airt Erglth. Adi rcsj A.
Johnson comer 9th and Ma cy eta. 38-3 *
WANTUD Bj Rlrl 1" > ears old , Mtuatton to
do housework or toke care of children. 804
EUUcntti Ktrcit , corner Hurt. 340 2"1
WANTED Kmp'oymen ' by n eocd talesman.
At p y. H. llVnnw Her Kmploymo t Agt.
llth strict , near Fainim. 83 ( 3"
f TTANTEH tly a elnalo man on unfurnished
YV room , Homeftheto hotocn Dodge and
California , and Itth and 224 stree's. Ills refer
ences are unexceptionable , II. , DJX445.
321 tf
MICELLANEJU8 WANTS.
At ore ) 100 laborers Apply to
WANTED
II. * ann ellaErrplo. . men * Agtncy ,
Eleventh str-Rt n ar Krrnam d-t
\Tt7-ANTED-To loon , 83,000 , on peed mill
VV property In Douglas count } . Address Lock
Foil 3 , > mnha 4403 *
ANTKD A few boarders In a pritata faml
W ) y , at 141U Ja k on street. &U-3 *
WANTED Children as boarders In a select
school. K. W. corner California and 10th
streets. L. B. LOOMI8 ,
290 tl
| \/10NDl A partner wanted , active or st ent ,
1YJ with $5000 to 820.COO cash to Invoit In R
legitimate buslno s which In six months time wi 1
I ay a pnfit at least equal to the amount In
vested , and both bo turntd Into clean cash and
the partnership cndoJ. Address "Honey" Bee
office 8S-tf
Funding bridge and school bonds.
WANTED Clark , Bollevao 88-W
\TtrANTFD 600 privy vau.ts , sinks and ccea
VV poo' ' ' to clean with Hanltary Vault and
Sink Cleaner , the best In uso. A. Evans & Co. ,
residence 1206 Dodge street , Omaha.
WANTED To rent , cottage cf 6 or 6 rooms
good location , convenient to street R R.
Addres * etitlngttrms ind location. "Bent. "
llEK omcc. , tl *
WANTHD To rent , with prlvl cge of buy-
Ing niter about three month i a cottage ol
Mr rooms , good locality , within t * en t ] minutes
walk ol p stolllciAddrcsj stating terms and
location , "Ilou o" B rttico ml7-tf
FOR RENT HOUSES AND LAND.
F710R RENT New house 5 rooms , closets , and
_ C pantry. Inquln 17th stret , between Learen-
worth and Marcy , ( east Bide ) B. HOFFMAN.
34J-U
10R RENT Nicely furnlshid rooms. In-
1 qulrj 1718 California ttrost. 352 Sf
T7IOR HENT Furnlshod ? oem , 609 19th street
Jj bo-'ween C.sa and Calf ( roll.
8S'I W. A. CARNEY.
FOR REN'T Hea'antly liunlihol room , 117
South 17th tt cet , one door north ol Doug
las. 350 tf
TJ10RRENT Two small neatly furnished r < ems
D atHiTHawardbatMtea 14tb aid 15th HC. ,
alto 0110 Urge ! irnlthtd riom , Bret fl eron 14th
between lluward and J-tckson. 3MI (
ht.NT House of nix roe n , on
F10K
14th fctreet , be twee Chicago and COSH.
Apply eoifthia-t con or Fonrtcenth und Ciis.s
8123
FOR JIEVT largo nice front parlorwith
buy windows.on thenortlmcot corner of 18t-
and Datenportntrects. 345 6 *
FOR RUNT A largo and nicely furnished
front room , with dressing room off , i cntle
roan ami wife prtfer/ed , or email room suit ible
for l glc gentleman. O..O I lock from str tt car
rid lint ) . 1X14 Web.tcr btreet. 32i 3 (
Fl RN13HED siutb rooms lor rent. 8.
TWO
W.corne-lflth aid Daicnport. 306-tl
hKNT-I > ew bouse ot s.x rooms sou h-
FOR earner 13th and Jacifio streets Ap
ply nt II 2 , llth btreet. T. 0. I'KLLE ,
| 70R RKS'l Houia of tlx rooms near coiner
C ol i'idfis and llth street , alao two now
homoft ready by thp middle ol Juno Iiqniro at
fl o. I ! , Peterson's Clothing etoro , fc&l > - . loth
street . ZsO-tt
HUNT Two hou > o < of lira toomi each
FOR . e at 1 37 bheraun a\u 28U-2 *
RENT Good rnune with fix roornr , and
FOR modern Imp ovemenu , and couvei lent
ti Jtroetror. Inqulraat grocery store , corner
20th rtnd Cumlng street 238-tl
& HOUSE TO RENT-32 rooms-loth
P&CIPIU Davenport MB Newly fitted up m
complete order. Apply to OEO W UHAY ,
35-3teod 211 Twelfth St.
FOR KENT-The epicims and cUgant hall
with a I modern t pr veinentsinCUrk'nand
Koeter'g Block , yipoly . il. Clark , or to II ,
A. BO.ter'u 105 and 0 ] a. 14th ( treat. 297-tf
iiAOJl WKNi J rurnlsBoii fuuui * eve < * > r
lj chants' Exohanire.H , E cor , 16th * nd Dodz
trnetl.
IJ10K KKNT Mlculy lurnisned loom * wlU ) 01
J } without board , Reasonable prices. 20U
Cans St. w *
I710U RENT House of five rooms , corner 23d
JL } and Pierce. Aj-plj at S. 0. Stevenson , corner -
nor 17th and tajs , near Kaattr Church.
00 tl
ran SALE
7710 It SALE Or Trade Ten (10) ) lots aid one
1 ; litre of land iu h-ci } and csunty < 4 Ban
Ill-go , Cillfcrnla. Tiriniuuu ol hooutnetn fa-
titti& Texan RR. , finest haiborand mot biau-
t | u climate on tt ll c.ntl cnt. tail on or ad-
drtss me , 1410 Jackson s.reer , Omaha. N < b
813-21 FV. . TULMS.
"OOll SALE Marsh hancotcr , cheap , at my
JL farm , two miles touth ol Itellevue. lor
terms oddretd B TZJC uck , < ) u aha , Nib. 330 tf
: Uuelot 182 feet frontige bv CO
IICMHALt , on ecuth 1 th street , ontlOptr
month payments , to an ) ono who wlU oulld. In
quire 1407 Howard , between Jltn and Ifith eta.
TjWl SALE The r > ne proper y ou the N K.
JL ) corni r ol Pau and 20t fctreet , occupied bj
Major Furey , or will ha leased lor a term ol
ytars. Apply tq Dr bumuicrs , U. B. A. , I'
partment llcadquirtert 820-tle-
l OR SALE-llouiool ihe rooaii and lot on
J } Dodge street | UOO , Small hou e and two
lots In Sham's addition ( KK ) . McCAOUL ,
ggj.tl Opposite t oatolllce.
SAtE A house and lot ICOxllS Iront
FOR barn , two wells and rtstern. 1S36
South Itth ttreot , second boute north of William
street. Price 11400. -1
8 ALE At a birgaln-Iuwlture ol a flrnt
class prhata boarding house. Rent ol
building moderate. Have BO boarden , at 1403
CUM t. Inquire within.-
BALE Restaurant on a well traveled
EOR tre" U. MANNWE1LEK ,
SS1-U llth itrujt ,
SALE Beautiful ter lot and hon on
FOR street , 91300. JIcCAQUF
Opposite t > est > race.
IMit SAl.lv ilouoo ofnx room * , aid lot 3x
JL ? 220 , north ol Hxtteuth > trKt bildge Ap
ply con ut 12tb and Howard , Newepancr Union.
16211
FAI.E A hou-i and lot en Dodge street ,
FOR * ol the Cnett IccMlonnln thadty
116-tf J , H. DUMONT , 13th and liarnry.
> -Or Trade ; 44x132 fott on IWh
FOR8ALOr
street next to t ) e corner of lUrnoy , alao
COX1S2 Icct on til" ia t ride between iKxl f at d
Capitol a\enue Enqultool U , BERTUOLD.
S3tl
f OR SALD-lho PoPUbAll 1101 EL , known
JL1 M the COYS'HOME. This hoiwo Uco -
ttally located , has sou h and east Iront , and Ii
surrounded w th One bade trees : cent Injthirty
s ccplng roomi , has ice house , laundry , sampl
room , be. Ilaia world w do reputation ana a
betlerpatronigothan nuny houses of twice Its
capacity. Trlco fB.COO Kor particular * ad-
drcm , A. A. SAWDKY , iteJ Cloud , M > b.
POR SALE A good corner lot on Doage and
20th ttrcet. in a very last growing part ol
the city , will divide. Inquire at JlOaouth 9Cth
street , near Faroam.Bogg'8 & UUl'i addition.
820-lm
T OR SALE Or will excha ( , o for Omaha pro-
JL I IP rty , an Improved Boa on of land adjoin
ing A station on U. P. R. R. M. DUNHAM , lilt
Farnham St. , Omaha. 720 Smt
RICK FOH '
B S03-tt BBTABROOK ft COK.
! ) UAY-Al A. H. Bander1 Feed Sto
BALE .
MISCELLANEOUS.
T UoT Kcyiwl.h name and addremon lk
Jj rlnir , ( K. A. Robblm , ore. ) Reward ( or
leading at Bee offl e. 8552
*
wro have lost stock within nix
PARTIES would do well to addroM " 8rayed : ,
JJoo office.
OTKAYED ItodoowwIttiwultcflUrmforeiead
O and about 6 years old , gtvet milk In three
teats. Finder nlil bo liberally rewarded bv re *
tumlnehcr to northtut oroir 13th and We fe
eler street. (3 8 ' ) FHIDA WtlTZEU
O i Monday ( rent g list , a lady' * chat-
LOST Ino natch. Fl derwll' beiultably ra-
w.idcd by loa\-lng It at cOlco ot Dilly Iko.
837-3
A wklto cow tilth rcdrpots. A.
STRAYED of Content , on Hamilton si.
' UP Ou my prcmla H , CD Curt street ,
TAKEN' the new Academy of thu Sacred lleirt.
lla29 , 1682 , one whtto horso. Owner will
cicada call and pay dami cres and net the i nlmaL
812-tf W J. C11DDY
QAHTIESUcdlrlnff to enter buslno i can Icam
I of a llrst clarso' portunlty by calling on W.
O. Tavlor , Eup't Bradstrcet'eAgency Uthatrect.
310-Ot
TN8TRDCT10N In Tocal music given by Mlw
JL Lliz'e A. 1'cnncll. Residence southwcet cor-
i or 2Qd and Curt sticets. HOI-3'
m AKEN UP A cow about 7 y ei rs old , red wltk
I whltei pots , larre boms Also a heller ,
r ed , with wnito epote , both with calf.
FHANK KOBKREO ,
73-4tf on e w Bakery , 13th St. near WiUUma.
EDWAED KUEEL
MAOISTER OF PALUY8TEBY AND .CONDI
TIONAU8T , 108 Tenth Street , between Farnam
andUarnev. Will , with the aid ol guardian
spirits , obtain lor any ono a glance at the put
and present , and on certain conditions In Ins In *
ture. Boota and Shoes made to > rdor. Perfeo
\
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
This powder never varies A marvel ot p
By , strength and wholesome-ness. Moro ceo no
mlc l than the ordinary kinds , and cannot ha
told In competition with the multitude all ow
test , short weight , alum or phosphate powders
Sold only In cans. Rout , BAKiito Powoia Co. ,
B YY > II Ht. N w York
BOYD'S OPERA HOUSE ,
JAMES E. BOYD Proprietot
TUOH. F. BOYD Business Manager.
One Nialit Only , Monday , June 5
EKOAOEUINT or TUB CKLKKIUTED
OOMLEY-BABTON OPEEA COM'PI '
From the Filth Avenue Tlieatre , Now York ,
comprln g CO art ! ti , Includ n Mr. JOHN UOW-
SO \ Misa 1URIB \XSKV , lilts Laura Joyc * ,
Mits Emma Lasulles , lilts > orma mill Ur.
Digby V. B II , Mr. J. 0 Campbill , Mr Jamei
liar'on , Mr. H. A. Crlppf , Mr. T , If , Frear , and
a gran i choru ol forty well trained v lcos. Will
present Gilbert & lull \an'utatlr cl anl citlcJam.
X'.A.acrx xi ZKTGxas
OB BUNlHORNE'd BKIDK.
REOINALU BUNTHORNE , a Fleshy Pcct ,
Mr , John llovrson.
PATIENCE , a Village Milkmaid.Mlis
Mlis Marie Jaoson.
Chcrous of Rapttucu ) Maidens.
Act 1. Exterior ol Castle Fuuihorne. Act ? . A
Glide , 20 Lote-alck Mildtni , A Trop ol Olrt
Uin 0119. The who o pr duced unfe' the eup-
civlo.on of Mr. James li.rton. Musical dlioctor ,
Mr. Alfred Collier , 8e tj LOW on site , 36
GALVANIZED IRON ,
OOBNIOES
Window Daps , FiniasH , MTg ,
BY
T. 'SIN ' HOLD ,
13thSt.,41G , Omaha , Neb :
Orders from the country tollclto I , J2-1/ : ' tt
MCCARTHY &
General Undertakers ,
Butrorunm aud Douglas. " <
Metallic , Wood and Cloth Covered
CASKETS , COFFINS , ROBES ,
SHUODDS , OHAPK , &o. ,
constantly on hand. Orders Irooj tha country
lolldlod , and prompt y attoiidod to , m3l-ly
Fanoy and Staple Groceries ,
AT BED-ROCK PRICES ,
BDTTEJR AflD EGGS ,
KRKHII FROM THE COUNTRY.
No. 916 North Sixteenth St.
A. H. SWAN.
NORTH-WESTERN
Marble Works ,
A. BAUMEISTER ,
1242 NORTH EIGHTEENTH St