Nebraska Newspapers

    THE DAILY BEE OMAHA TUESDAY , JQtfE 27 , 1882
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Ilia BEE PUBLISHib 00 , , Props ,
. . Editor.
Mooting oftho Republican Htnto Con
tml Committoo.
The inrtnberi of lh < j Ilopubltcnn Htate
Central OninniHtce of Nebraska MI
hotcby called to meet nt llio ( "ommcrcial
llotol. In the city of Lincoln , on TlmtM
day , the lith day of July , 1882 , nt2 o'closl *
p. in , , for the imrposo of completing tlu
oiRuilzMJon nf the committee , and trnn
Rooting such oilier Ims'iic's na may prop
crly coino bcforo th Ranio ,
Tlic following are the inembnrfl of tlu
committee : l t DUtrlct , A. K. CJ.intt ; 2d ,
John I. . Cnraon ; & 1. Jacob H. Dow ; -llh ,
A. 1' . Orout ; Mb , it. ] t. Wlndham ; lith ,
C. II. Yoat ; Cth , J'ntil Vnndervoorl ; 7tli ,
W.U Beacllo ; 8lh. W. H. 1'cchleH ; Oth , 8 ,
U Colton ; 10th , .r. A. J'rhanlt ; lltli , J ,
H. I'olber * 12th , W. 1) . Mnttliewn ; Hllli ,
M. Whilmoyor ; Mth , Abel Hill ; liilh ,
John Stccnj Hlli , II. 0. I'lill'lpi ; H'tli ' ,
C. W. I'lotce17th ; , T. L. Crawford : 18th ;
W. T. Scott ; lUth , .T. W. Trice ; 20th , O.
W. lUltzley ; ll ! t. WuUoii Pickercllj
22d , J. 11. McDowcI ; U.tcl , S. W. S Alber ;
Jl.h , ,1. ] ) . llnycs ; 1'Cth , A. W. ' !
20th , O. H. Wlllnnl ; 27lli , llobcil Ken
nedy ; 23th , A. L. Wipton ; 2th ! , 15. O.
llcdluml ; 80th , ( . H. liC-lioji ; .lint , U. J.
Wjinan. rAMJJS . lU WHS ,
Ch.tirman ,
CKKTT , Nob. , Jtmn 12 , 1882.
a
-w Tin : Bwccteat music to farmurs in
the music of tliu reaper iiiul the
thrasher.
IT bogiiiB to look JVH if will take
all of Davilt'ii time in Amuricau to
explain exactly ivlmt hu did say in
that Liverpool npoech.
NINETY thousand dollara in aaked by
tho.occrutnry of ntato for thu nccrot
service fund of the atatu dopurlmont.
now much will bo disbursed for Mr.
Broolca * European junketing tour will
probably i cumin forever concealed in
the ofliciul archives.
Tun Chicago Jlcruld thinks that "no
house in thu wcat , with till the random
improvom'enU , in complete without n.
hurricane-proof , cellar. " No Chicago
IIOUEO in complete without patent self-
ventilating Hues to carry off the
deadly ntcnchea from the odorouo
1 Chicago river.
, diepitchco in Tun Uni :
full particulara of the aevoro oturiu of
Stmdny , which did great dnmago in
liutk'r nnd Saiuidcra counticu. It is
probable that the damuge to crops hns
been greatly exaggerated ! us ia usual
in euoh cased , but rcporto 'agrco thut
fiirmora Imvo oulTcrcd heavily , and llui
loss to property in very considerable.
Don OAMRKON has boon
the liocacmcr ntool factorlca 51,000
each for cmnpatyii oxponoen. Ton of
the oluvon coinpanicii promptly hon
ored the draft. Ao these corporation ! )
through the uid of nn uxorbitnnt ( aiill
have been paying nlnty per oonl divi
dends their pcnorouity ia not particu
larly commendable.
AN Indianapolis journal wonders
why the Bcnato didn't vole to retire
thuniBclvcu as well as army oflicera at
the uga of 0-1. The answer is oaEy.
The United Ktaica ooimto is not of a
retiring diaponHion. Few die , uono
, i > . but 1'latt and Conkling resign , and
nothing but on unfortunate bullet in
the legislature makoa vacant Boats in
the aonato chamber.
) nnd Jiia grubbcr of the ele
vated railways received n very blank
eye ou Friday at llio hands of Gov
ernor Cornell , who vetoed the bipgcst
utcal of the legiiilafivo Bonsion in the
form of a bill to relieve the Now Yoik
elevated railroads of n quarter
of n million of dollura n year of
taxation. In Nebraska the gov
ernor assists nununlly in relieving
Gould's ' Union Pacific monopoly of
nearly an equal sum duo the atnto on
taxnblo property and the legislature
site quietly through session after BOS.
Bioniwddoos nothing to apprehend
the robbcrg ,
AruoroH of the efforts made to ob.
tsin Guitoau'a release the IMiilndul-
phiaJteionthiiiks / that tlio case of
Cain ought at once to bo looked into ,
Ho needs a vindication. The case
waa very irregularly conducted. No
jury of inquest Bat on Abel. There
was no indictment by n i rand jury ,
nnd , when arraigned , no able counsel
was assigned for Ortin's defense ,
Trno , ho was tried by the tupremo
court , nnd ho didn't deny the killing.
but what of that ? The thing to do'
waa to save the world's first born from
the stain of murder ; and , as it was
f' not done , as soon as Guitcau's caeo is
diepoucd of nn itfort thould bo begun
to make i { all right with Cain. Kr-
flctly how the ease in to bo reached
we cannot flay but the insanity ex
perts now at Washington and mur
derer sympathizers generally , may bo
< rutted to find a way ,
THE COMMERCIAL OUTLOOIi
The pant few wcoka have brought
very marked change in the tinancii
situation , The exports of jpccio hav
decreased and foreign exchange hi
dropped BCVCM ! points. The No
York stock market has exhibited
buoyancy in otrong contrast to tli
depression of the past spring , moi
chants nntiour.ca heavy orders fror
the country trade , credit ia atronKtl
cning nnd every indication show
that the linst euvore iinnncii
trial liicli the country has endure
since the collftp/ / of 18 ? . ' ! IIM bre
successfully tided ; vor. 'J.'his viu\v i
confirmed bti ! condition of tli
London money market. There is a
increased domnhd abroad for Amor
can Eccurilks , and arrowingUmdenc
ou the part of foreign capital to see
larger investment in the Unite
Statue. Joined to lhuM3 oticourugin
factn in the incruaiing movumcnt c
grain from the inland to the seaboard
the collapse of Hevtral corners t
inoinlain prices on produce , and th
crowding out of the surplus of lw :
yoar'a crop by the arrival of the beginning
ginning of this year's harvest.
Fuvorablo weather and good cro ;
prospects nro rcsponsiblo for th
change , nnd the country ia provin ,
hovr stcuro ij national prosperity whei
rooted in the null and suataincd by .
sound currency. An instance i
quoted which shown how directly th
values of investment.nro / depended
upon our agriculture. In the caoo o
ono prominent trunk line road it wa
decided n month ago that un
less crop prospects improved tin
usiul quarterly dividend wouh
bo passed. The crop proapecti
did improve , mid something mori
than n week ago the Like Shore rail
road determined to declare n 10 pe :
cent dividend , which will bo paid a :
usual. Both Boutli and went wiil rcaj
thu benefit of heavy crops in thcii
particular ataplen. The trouble n
Kj-ypt knocks off n round G00,00 (
balea from the world's cotton aupplj
nnd will ndvanco the price of Amer
lean cotton through an increased da
mand for the same. Prices for whoa I
and corn this fall and winter will hi
much below lant year's figures , owiiif
lo big crop * the world over which cai
not bo affected by Chicago corners ,
but the value of this year's harvest
will bo largely in excess of that of lasi
yoar.
yoar.Ono
Ono good result of the doprcaaioi
which now appears to bo disappearing
is the squeezing of water out of speed
lativo stooko. The /'Viumciul ' Chroni
de points out that the shrinkage 01
ono huudrod and fifteen hading cor
porationu since the liightat poin
reached in 1881 ha-j been S5Mi8 ( ( ! ,
038. The cntiro docreaao iu the val
no of railroad stocks iilono it eve
$30,000,000. That such a contractioi
has produced no panic it ia bcc.tus
our currency h atablo , credits less extended
tended and bnainesa on a eour.der bai
sis.
Wr nhall learn nf tor n wliilo full details
tails concerning the mombera of tin
tariff ciimmisBion , The exploring ox
puditionsof eovoral journals have boot
nuccossful in diBcovoiim. ' that Judgi
Underwood is a ualivoof Georgia , am
was appointed to the Nebraska BU
promo court in 1857. Duncan P. Ken
nor neoma to bo peculiarly fitted f0 ]
the high ho'ior which has been aA'ard
ed him. A writer in llio Augusta ( Ga. ]
Chronicle SRJ-H : "Twenty-two yoarj
ago , when I waa ascending the Miscia
uippi river on the steamer Lafourcho
and bound for Pointo Ooupoo , I liwl
mot Duncan F. Konncr , ono of thi
newly appointed lar\l ( commissionorfl
llo was then in the golden prime o
life , and could hold n stiff hand ai
[ > okor with any man. I well remember
bor that whether winning or losing
liis face betrayed no chango. Ilia pas
ions wcro not registered in Jiia coun
tonaiico , nnd n calmer and moro do
icrmincd parson I never aaw. Evnry
uody , male and female , HO to ep ak ,
ilayed poker in tluuo Lpultiana days ,
joforo the war. " Mr. Kejmcr'n asao.
siates on the commission'w'ill take d < ie
ivarning nnd govoru thomsclvea no-
ordingly.
Tr.ouuHKii SIIEIIMAK haa atiuck u
low hobby whioh has a basis of com-
non cento below it. Jin thinks con-
iraainen ought to atop the practice of
ntcrforing in military discipline , nnd
9 enraged lo discover that subordi
intes nro nolccled for such posts , not
> y order or merit , or conspicuous 1H-
1083 , but became some powerful con-
rosBinnn whispois in the ear of some
owerful mllitaiy tllicial. Hinco con-
row pissed the retiring bill General
ihorinuu'a good opinion of our nation-
1 legislature has boon steadily on the
ecline.
Church llowo , formerly n well-
npwn Worcester county ( Mnss. ) poli-
iciun , is thought to stand n good
haucefor n republican nomination to
ongress from Nebraska this year. -
few York livening Pot.
Ho utaiids n good deal bolter
lunco of being struck by chained
ij-htnlng in mid-wintor.
TJIB old story is rovnmpod that
iould cirrlod Ohio and Indiana in
IJQ October elections of 1880 in ro-
urn for llio pronmoa nominatlpn of
Itanloy Blntthowsby General GarGold
J the supreme court , and that Judge
lobertson was nominated to the New
ork colleclorehip through fear of a
itlcr hejd by Whitoluw lleid , which
gave the details of the contract wit
Gould. The Globe-Democrat , whic
publishes the story , rronounccs it
fraud on its face , and ( uys that , whal
? cr General Garfield'a failings , h
was notably too honest n man and to
practfcal n politician to cnlor into nn ,
such nn agreement.
O.vr TiiouHANi ) Btrikitn ; freitjh
Imndlum in Now York took posstsnioi
of the yard of the Central railroad o
Now .Jersey. Twelve miles of loRtlei
earn arpstallod on tlio Jersey meadons
The railroad companion nro cluarly re
f.ponstblo lor perishable oidenude
the law rotumung common cHrri r
Public sympathy ia with the striker *
and the boaul of trndo has j > a soc
ri > aolutioiB urginc ; nn increase in thoii
] iiy. - [ Chiaiyo Times.
The Now Yotk board of trndo nnc
the Chicago Times should hcrcaftor bi
clntsed atnotig the dangerous coin
muniflts. How could the bosrd o
trndo Byrnpathir.o with the btrikors
nnd wh.it rights have woikingmui
which anybody ia bound lo respect
anyhow ? Tilings are going to the bat
vt.rj * fast.
nnd his cabi
net u.'iaocmtes shall at lenit have pruist
for ono thing , ' declares the gonoroir
Utica Observer , "nnd that is thcii
Eiuelchin of the silly project to maki
the agricultural bureau n depart-
mont. " This is another bhck eye tc
the tall b.um wood from Cumint
county , with whom the department ol
agriculture was a pot schema. Oui
Yal , has been the principal champion
of the proposed enlargement of the
national garden aass nnd sued bureau
into a department , with n cabinet
ofllcor nt its head. President Arthur's
cabinet has sat down upon Vul'a
scheme before it has even got out ol
the committee in the Bonnie.
Kx SERATOK PADDUCK is the only
member of to Utah commission that
soeim to give eupromo eatiftfaotion
both to the Mormons nnd Gentiles out
in Utah. The Mormons think that
Mr. Paddock io naturally conserva
tive and not disposed to go to ex-
troinca in dealing with llio saintu , nnd
the Gent'tlca think "ho is too otrong
in principle nnd character to be
swerved from the path by any tomp'
tation , como in whnt form it may. "
You never can toll how a waarior will
stand the brunt of battle until ho ia
exposed to the firo. ' Mr. Paddock
may bo tcmplntion-prcof , but there
nro Homo things which oven a consorv-
ntivo may not bo able to withstand ,
J. S. CLAIIKKON'S high sounding ap
peal , on behalf of the Iowa tuffurers ,
did not Boom to atriko the right
choid on the Pacific coast. The
San Prancitco ( Jliromde saya : "The
appeal would have had far greater
force had it boon couched in uimplci
luugungc. Tlioro in nn evident strain-
inj ; after effect in the picture of tlic
c.ttnatropho , which was unnecessary.
The plain unadorned details carry suf
ficient weight without rhetorical gar
nishment. "
THE house passed ; v bill Saturday
authorizing the construction of n pontoon
teen bridge across the Mississippi
river at the mouth of the upper Iowi
river. The bill authorizing the con
struction of n wagon bridge between
Omnhn nnd Council IJluil'.i still aloopa
quietiy in the committee pigeon hole.
And yet there is moro need of auch a
bridge across the Missouri river now
than thuro ever will bo for the pontoon
teen bridge at the mouth of the Io\rn
river.
TJII : otitlook for a speedy settlement
of the labor troubles in Pennsylvania
is very bright. All the anthracite
coal companies of Pennsylvania have
made n voluntary ndvnncoof * ten per
cunt , in the pay of minors.
AccouniNO to Vennor wo are to
Imvo n rainy July , a stormy August ,
nnd a fair but frosly September.
Yunnor'a predictions have been un
comfortably correct in Juno , nnd if
his calculations for July and August
hit the bull's eye wo shnll have a voiy
disagreeable summer ,
MHBM MM MW
Do TJioy Mled Mo at Uomo ?
Ailihml
D. 0. Brooks , of The Omaha tto-
publican , has gone to Europe. Thin
little bit nf nowa will have to hu pretty
thoroughly advertised by the prres if
the people beeot ) > o nwaro of the fact ,
othurwiao ho would never bo missed.
llo is wind without force or odor ,
An Acorn.
St , Louis
The Nebraska anti-monopoly party ,
which lias grown out of the Farmers' '
Allianoo orgauixed In that atato last
year , may bo nothing but n email po
litical uoorn jjut now , but it reMa in
Boiigwiial soil , nnd our republican
irioiuU may find h row into n great
pro:1 : ling nak oiui of tlien o ( Lvyg.
The Parson's Proas.
tfev York Ttmca.
No section of the American press
iloos BO much to undermine the foun
dations of aud
religion morality as
that which ia
distinctively known na
"religious. " From the Tweed ring
lo the Manhattan railroad swindle ,
frotii the legislative partners in Credit
Mobilier to the versatile diacove-er of
Lho Oeanoln collection , ihoro has not
boon a fraud or a humbug of the last
: on years whoso apologists and do-
'endora have not been found among
, he weekly journals which claim to
opreaenc the religious sentiment of
ho country.
Sound AdvlceT"
Nebraska Signal.
Without a shadow of a doubt , the
nan nominated for congress by the re-
mbllcau convention of this dutriot
will bo elected , Itecognizing the cei
tainty of this rctnlt , the monopoliat
of this county and district are airead
chuckling over the procpcct as the
see itthat many anti-monopoly rt
publicans will withdraw from th
pnrty on nccoiinl f f the adoption o
that resolution by last Saturday's al
lianoo meeting , and that n delccatioi
of railroad workers will bo elected t <
OID republican district conventioi
jro.-n tim county. If wo di <
not know the anti-monopoly re
pnblicaim of thin count 3 * s (
wtll , wo mit-ht fear such a reiult. A ;
it la , wo expect t" see an attei dsuci
of ntiti-iiinno-lis's ; ' at the republics
primatioH that &hill : injure , so far t.1.
it ia possible for Fillmore county t <
do , the nomination and election of t
ropresentntivo of the people , not ol
the railroads alnro , as the firat mcia
bor ot congrcEo from the Second di '
( riot of Nubraskn. It in not probable
that many nuti monopoly republican !
will thtow away their rcpublicaniBn
[ ind their pnnlcto of helping to noiji'
inato and elect thu coming congress
innn at the tame time.
Tun quusti-n "What wo cat" is
becoming moro pertinent every day ni
now forms of food adulteration are in
vonled. Ono of the most biting
pieces ofsatiro einco llio days of Hein-
rich lleino ia the following fable pub'
lishcd in Germanj * , which haa a point'
cd application to this country :
"There wcro once four flica , and ,
na it happened , they were hungry one
morning. The first settled upon 11
tausngo of singularly appetizing np-
lennuice , and m.ido a hearty meal.
But ho speedily died of intestinal in-
hmmution , for the sausage was ndul-
; crntod with aniline. The second Jly
jroak fasted upon flour , nnd forthwith
succumbed to contraction of the stomach
ach , owing to the inordinate quantity
of alum with which the Hour had been
idultcmtcd. The third lly was slaking
iis thirst with the contents ol a milk-
when violent cramps suddenly
convulsed his frame , and ho soon gave
Jp the ghost , a victim to chalk ndul-
torntion. Seeing this , the fourth fly ,
muttering to himaolf , 'The sooner it's
over the sooner to sleep , ' alighted
pen n mwisteiiod sheet of paper ox-
libiting the counterfeit pruaentment
jf a diuth'a liead , nnd the inscription
'Fly Poison. ' App'ying the tip of liis
iroboacia to this device , the fourth fly
drank to his heart's content , growing
nero vigorous nnd cheerful at ovcry
nouthful , although expectant- hin
end. Hut ho did not dio. On the
contrary , ho throve and waxed fat.
You aec evui the fly poison was adul-
crated. "
NOTES.
Senator Wudo Hampton hns written n
eticr ileclininj , ' to bu a can * ida o for BOV-
ernor in South O. ro\ina \ this yeir.
lluinnr s.iys that Congieuuinn Cn i > o , of
Mnitncliuaaitf dcclino a renoimna-
Inn to his pt'so'it seat , roK.irdl ss of the
outcome of thu guljernatoiiul cuntebt.
Senator Morgan , of Ali'-awa , will have
) ractioally _ no oppositinn in liii canvass for
i re olectitm , hid on-y fornmUhlo competi
tor , Wrtltrr L. Ur.igg , having ithdruwn.
tO. ] l. Urcckinridj'e , tha democratic cm-
lidnto for coiiRre > is.at-largo in ArJiansm
a son nf John C Breckinridgo.
Governor Fostcr , of Ohio , nnd ( Jenernl
[ Inwley , nj Cotmectl nt , will tjko part in
.ho . repiiblicnu CJnvasa in M.unr.
John W. Daniels , the last democratic
cnndhSLn fu : ( 'ovcrnnr of Virginia is
nlkcci nf in coiine.-tioii wi h tha noinina-
inn for cc/ngnts.'iiaii'-at-l.irge.
Thora 13 : iino i-entiinont amonir the
: oun dem' ' ciacy of the Kmpiro stnto in
avnr of ri-surrec in the late 1'erry liel-
nnnt nnd running him for frovrnor. . As
f the young man weren't dead enough al-
read } !
Thi ) Vick8hur0' Herald ( dein. ) cay * th t
t s'lioui blunder was committed hy the
at reilislrictiiv of JlisHiHsippi , Already
LliAH icsultcd in n division among iho
IcmocrnU of the Fifth dUtrict.
It is stated ijoeltivoly that Jay A. Hub-
jell hay ilottrmhied to outer the Beimtorial
act ) in jnchigaii , to dispute the ro-el c
luii of Mr. Ferry. Tim chance * nre , how.
ver , tlmt Sir. liuhboH'u cauvu ! > < i will Ije
mr ly Picltwiclcian a to both character
Hid remilts ,
TJx-Gov. Fletcher , of 10 isnmri , now in
Vnnhington , thinkH thd time is atluucl
\lipn the democracy of Mi souri can he
mdly hhattOH-d , if notcntirrly overthrow n ,
n 1 IH i ntliusinstio in hU ndvosaoy uf tlm
iroapcctivo fn ioii arrnnumnent. Ho
hinkx the iei > ul > ) icnni bhould make no
tate nomination * .
CoDgresiini'ii Hazleton , of Wisconsin ,
vill have n lively mca for the noaiinntion.
wo of hia ptrfHuholdt' , Crawford nnil
Uchlnntl countirit , h.-vo heoa taken from
lim , ind Dane cuunty , which hriitles with
aLdliiutes , ia included In his district.
! osn Koyesnnd Senatdr 'Burrows arcthere-
> ) brought into the race.
The rep ibllcan congressional convention
t Ht. CliiiiHville , ( ) . , adjounieil sine die ,
fter hallotins ; H70 tinim , A resolution
V.IH adopted for acomniittee t'i investigatn
hnrgea of I rih ry nmilo ng.iinHt CoiiKrcuH.
nan Ui > donnifT , and npo i iti report lie
was oxoneratoil. A new convention in a
nutter for the fill urn.
Senator Lnphiin docs not think well of
be piiRgrstion thut ho nil all ho n.itnii iitcd
or lleiilpinnt goveinor of Now Y.irK wnd
i-bign his teat in thu kcnnto ullh the
ndfrBtaBdiiig thut Mr. Conliling ! to
ucceed him , Senator Lsplmin in not n
andldato for a lunatic a-iyluui. [ Phila-
Pro's ,
ficn. John I lUimkcr , of Carlinville , is
dreody mirked a. a d-rk hor.uin thonvxt
tniKKlofor r.n Illiiio'HK > nhtorhhip. Should
lie i epuhlicaim have the flection of Di-rht
Davis eucccHior , it IB conceived tlmt Uhi.v
cor might Iccoiaomi nvnilablo couipro-
ni-io cuuilidnte , Hhoiild Cnllom , lUuiii ,
) gleiby , or Farwtll , not develop fctrenyth
inotiRU to rouuto a uoininVion.
Wafliiugton
hat n report han lieeu widely circulated in
ha TAcntieth IlllnoU cciiiKrrtsiDiitil dis-
rict thut fi-irttor LaB' iu wnn < pposod t' )
lie ronomfnntion of thu lion , John U.
Phoning , and tlio attention of thu senator
'Oitu' ' called to the fact of tha ciiciilntion
f Mich report , he avH , nud imlhi'i-U1 ' * the
mhlicjtiun , tlnit tlui ivport it ) wholly
rithout fonndatiou ; tint o i the. coiitrurv
a heartily ilo ires tlio renomlnation tf !
'hoiiiui l y the rfpuhllcnn convention.
PBRSONALITiBS.
Mr. lledheifer lives in Mortnn , 1'a.
filing it man KedhelFer looks very much
ko a bull.
Dave 1'ayno It again at work to eecnro
10 co-operation nf n nuuibet of udventnr-
ra for it new movement on Oklahoma.
When a Itliude Inlander in Washington
ft a n gliiiiwo of tha prootdeiit'j whi k re ,
lere is n i > jlent tear , tuui the half uppreH.
I ejaculation , "Poor ISurnside : "
It is now developed thut M r. Whitney ,
horn Claru LuuUe Kvllogg 1ms concluded
ut to marry , is very naughty man who
oars BOUIO uuch reputation ua the Sultan
t Turkey ,
It inuat ive Jeifcrs .n Davl a vivid rec-
llection of an epUudti iu hi * own carter to
) ad huw n lirooklyn man charge I with
urglary donneil bin mother's night gown
ad made a bold dub for liberty.New
'ork Mail.
Lieut , Flipper Los finally lieendlnmiused
from thfl army for rriKapprojirlntlon <
public funds. Lieul. Klipper' < ) flene wi
a very slight one. He didn't even tal
ennuih to enable him to go to Cnnad
creditably.
.Tomes Fit/gernld , who plnya'l n bunt
game on Clinil's Francis Ailam ? , hu bee
nentencsd lo five years ij the Massacht
felts penitentiaiy.
Senator Mah' neha * .mp nvd his 1'etcn
bur < dive llnp , o much that it it now dt
Rrrlbed as "tho ImndaomeH private rei
dcnce in tlie HOU b. " lie iid not n adjtis
hi' carpenters' bill * , but paid them 1 ke
lilllo republican.
Upon reflection , Mr. Wannmakrr con
rinded not to wear the livery of C-Micron
Ho leinombered of n fudden that he had i
cl 'thitif ; house of liN own.
lironsnn Alcott , Moats of nge , 1ms jn
publUhefl ftlonk of pottn < , nil of tthicl
u-fl'ouilttcn within the last six ir.ontlis
Kijjhly-tl reeve should say lo our j nun ;
friend ? , is the proper ago to begin wiitiof
poetry.
1 liliicklmrn is a younr
i , xdlh a Bwtc inir inmt'taciM
mid n ( inure thitt has by no meant Irwt nl
Its yiiutbfnl grace. Ai a > pc.iker , Km
rhetorical ilFects delight hltii , and he i' '
given to fervid flights of orUory , Th (
peculiar Kentucky nccont and Bnuthi-rr
twatig nio e istinctly noticeable iu hi ;
voice.
Mi Kmma Grovcr , a member of On
senior cl.vs in tlie hijih tchdol at Holyoke ,
MMI. , eloped with a colored co .cfimir
fonip weeks tigo. Xutliing hat bepti heird
from the girl , but the negio write-i that
the nlftiir cm he fettlid liv the payment
of a specified sum of money.
A New York pappr f-ayu tint Gen. 0 ,
G. il wird , ilerpito liUaiMlcic teput lion ,
heartily cnj .ys dancing , and hnprnvecl hi-
iipporttmitltB during the rtcent gnyetiesnt
Wo 11'oiot , "An officer who wai witli
him in the Indian country my * that he ha-
fcen Gen. Howard iii nn Indian village
jnin iu a ilanco with the squ iws with nil
the zefct of n young man. " Of courae the
squaws have a little the wont of thin , be
came they cannot have their viewa ex-
prcMid in the papers.
Mme. I * ul Minck , tha notorious I'jri
commuuiat , recently preicnled her husband
wilh u coti , nnd the parent * , naturally
enough , thought themselves enlit.cd to
gtvo their oF ( spring a name. But when
they infortnid the mayor of their district
that they had dedilrd to call their young
ster Lucifer Uanqui Vercingotnrir. he re-
luse.l to register him under that lie - , ia
nccnunt of the law iia scd iu l > ( Xs , whicli
"lorbids the employment of names net
found in tlie Gregmitm calendar. "
PROOLAMATrON AND ELECTION
NOTICE1
EXECUT'Vn ' DKVAUTMENT. )
UIIY OF OMAHA. j.
MAVim'H HJUCK June 8 , 12F2 J
By virtui ol tlio authority in nio vo ttil , I ,
Jaui'B I' Itoyd , Major of tu-i City ol Omaha , do
hobj proiliim.a the qu likd v.tiTsof pain
ilrj-ai.d l the rc'p-ctive w r-s llifrcol , that
on thu Gill day of Juno , A. JJ. 18-2 , tnuM'iiauce
unsilul ) patcedbv the Oil-Ct until if the 01 y
i'f ' Dm trio , and rn thu 7 > h da > < f June. A. D.
18 ? . the said u'dinanco wits a-pro cd hy the
il.iyor , nf which ordli.at.co tha lolloulnf ; is a
eopj. to-wit ;
An ordinance to proilde for a spi'clil election liv
the electors ol to city cf Omaha , to d tir-
mine nhcthur one hiiudri'd Uiotnand d Ibrol
thuhoniiHOl 'lit-city f lliwihai-lia ] , bo lutd
lor'li'i [ iiirpovo of ji.iurcpniiiff or mic-
aiiani z rij ; tliu n i rfeoctioii o ( selects and
Bpaira 0) | Ki'It01 > c ) I taiJ c ly , and othtr-
wNe a * uiuvdedh > Kw.
Ila it rilalned l > y the City Ccuncll ol the City ol
( Jnuha
hicTioxl. It hcln denned expo'lint liy thoM
M or [ .lid Cl'y Lounci if MiM nty that tmtid
f the city ho niitd 'or t > o puriiamx tii-in\v men
tinned , as 1-y 1-w iroiltlcii , in the eu i ci ! cue
Hun rcllli Hi'aiul dcl.rs-J ) 'O.or ' ) , the Major
D' ' the city ol Hinahi I li-roliy aumonzcd and
in ruuled-o'ail ' an , e ial ekUi MI tiluli'ldin
theclrj ol Oiwi ia on triila , the 3tli ! da/of
June , A It. l-ii , for Iho purpose o ( Miliinittln
to tha ckctois cf the aid illy the foionl K
iiropvUlton : Shall uoi d j tf liocitj of Oinaru
lie Is utd I y tld c tv in the sum e f ono hundred
thoiH nlilollirs (5 rn.rO'j ) , dioln 'uciitj years ,
with Intcrcttttt the ratooi lx ( U ) PLTCCIU. per
innuin , v yablo Bciinontiimlly , IIDJII Inteimt
c > upons to nu nttacbcd to ta d bonus , for the
purio.ocf | | yulnK rt'pail. g or inw itamlzl- ) . ;
ihohUr-kc lon ol Bkrcct-i and hj aces oi ] hiti7
nll-y. ln.aM i Itj.asproildid hj tec'ion : foity
t'oolan tt entitUti " 'riAct to Inunrporate
till softhoil.s tla-H ,1 dreauliitifglhtir duties
po'ur a'iU ( .overnmo t , " app'ov d Mtirch 1 ,
I'-Sl , ic niuomkd hy an net uitiil d "A > Act tu
tinvnil tcctl u. llhe n ( ID ) of an o t u.lltlo 'An
Act ineorporato clt e < of the llftt cla'B , ai.d
rc nlatl itf unlr duties , pjHcts and rovern-
iiicii'"uiiroi.d { Marca 1 , 1-.S1 , by cnntlnKa
lla..nl o' runlle tVorlt for ei cs of the firnt
cla-s and < Kitilui ( ; it ? dutleMid p cru. also to
au end i-cctioim t enttuo' ( 2tncnty l v ( < ! "iV
tMiil.v-suMin (27 ( , , thirty (3J ( ) tlurtt > o (32i (
th.itys.'v 11(3 ? ) fort > (10) ) f ttj i otlf : rt > -
thrci'ld ) , f. r j-fojr f4 ) , furty-fliu ( t5) .ortj- .
lllnull ) ( , lily04r(6. . ) lllry.uvu (5i.ll ( ) ly--PVi.ll
( W ) , n-il six , -nl-it (0.of ) -til iitt , " a'proveil
Ma. ' . ' 3,1'Ut , - ll bun > B to lie cilittl'Taiing
liund , " i.a'd hniiiio not to ho Foil ftrltsulu
par , end th prouedi < Ihcro f to ho rbe I lor n ?
other purpoiu thin pij ng tl.n e Bt of puinj ; ,
r p \iiij , ' or inaradanilz v tlio InterJM ilgn ol
ttrotti , and i-pimBuppB tenllcjb in ( aid cl y ,
Miuas pro-i. el in u id Inet in-iud net ? S.ili
pr pi.i < Ulon 6t all liu sunn Itted to laid okvtois
i'iitlre.a-11 In the foroioin , ' form , and Hie vote
( hcreoishall lie uily hy Voi" 11 "N-i. "
Stc , U Notl ; j < it Hi'lil o'cction aha'l ne yh'Lii
( or at lo.-.ilt eir(2 ( ) < a\n.
l'U 8 Tiiii ord nutico H all l'.koiffcet and
ho In force iruin umUfUr its l W 'o.
'
BAMT , . A. lir.HMAN.
IVcs-'t pro lira nf trc i Iti'citucll. .
Attest , J. J. i , 0. jKHi.Tf , City Clerk.
Approved Juno 7 , 1S3'2. J. E. tOYI ! ,
ilsycr.
Ko v , tl csafore. In putMianco cf f o ) .ro\i < -
lorn ol raid crdhntieo , no'lci istcrt-hy ( 'lvui th t
an election wl I hu held l-i the lily cf Omaha ,
Count cf Douglas , "tatu cf Nebraska , on Friday
Juno 30th , 'Saa , at which dtctlon the propi-el
lion tcclted In ea d ordnance In regard toth-
sue of hohdr , uill bo cubiuittcd to the tletord
: l nail city.
Tim polb cf said olrctlon will lie oj-on at cl ht
[ Bo'cl ) ck B. m andhohtlJ optn iintilsoven (7) (
' ( .lo k p. ra , mid no longer , at thu 'ollunlni ;
lUccain tlio lev ral uardi , t 'nit :
Firbt War I t * . M vm'd proctry store , 10th
ttrcet , n nr Lcirenuorth ,
hccond Ward \VnlluiiZ Hole * , between 13th
tnd Hth strt'C's , en Ij-a , nw rth.
Third W'a dHfun formerly occupied I y Dr.
llvdo , i. . w. corinr 12th and lou Uaetrcots.
FouftliVtra Ccutj court house , Farnan t. ,
JII'.VMCU Hthtud lUtn.
Filth Wa d 3. L'ornflclda harher hop , ICe ,
! utN ) Iflth Uicct , between UtlMer aud CaK-
r iv
r-lxrh Word n.llilch'a dru ? store , No. 2005
'uuili't'u'rt'tt '
In ttitnrm whereof. I ha\o horeiintn > rt ruy
Mini cititid tlicsl cf m Jt-ityto I'oallUcd , tlu
lay and tear nret nboictrittin
r- > , J. 1C BOYD ,
KiAL : Mayor nf i mal a
s y-/ jo.ct
NOTICE TO CONl'HAOTOHS.
fiea d pror'BV.s wlllbo rccthcd at thd office
if the bicrttary o' llio Board ol Educi.lon ol
iinSihool l/H rlit ol Ounha , until 12 o'co k ,
eon , Mmiray , June "I'tli , lh > 2. fir the cnctiou
f u ftin.rM.m tuottorybrl K hco li..iiln | <
n trcr.orthwca C'lmcr of Klrtenih and Ccntvr
tituf , and al o ( .r th cructlon if n 'Our ronin
wotcrj bile nr'dition ' to Jio llartr.mi > ciu ! < l ,
u Tilt filth , near William ttrect , In occur a-i o
iltll ( UlM Ullll tp.'Clllcltll 118 IO lo 8 Ou Ut thi
llliwtf Clenu . rod. , arch'toit' ' , rjotu Ko. IV ,
, . ,0 bids \ > 111 bu receU&l foi ra hclasicl
jrk. or for tlio bulllnu coinpltito. Co > trac-
D.H H 11 h reimlrtd to , .h't a bond
'ilolcu duurvtailn riilit to rejmt any o
'I 'Mi. lycrdtrcf Iho Hrurd ol rciui-ailon
( JitAKuK Cd.NOVHU ,
unu'0-12t SecrtUry.
1 GHOICI : CIGARS ,
Imported uud Donio&tio.
Fluent Selootiun in Town
Prices to Suit Kvorybody.
From Hnlfa Dollar Down to 5o
3 c h rote r' & . Bee h ts. [
'
5EGER' & TONER
MAKERS !
Ha1iHOM.d from there old eland , to
! o , 116 North Sixteenth Street
NfcXT TO OAURIAQB KAOTOIIY.
Have alwajg ou hind a good nmortiuent
IARNESS AHD SADDLES ,
_ _ mli 6ir
John G. Jacobs ,
( Formerly OUh A Jacaba )
JNDERTAKER
nilSpQ
W > A 3vj Je
Lands
DOUBLES STS ,
Be\utlul ! butldln sltefl on Sherman avemi
(16th strett ) south ol Poopluton's and J. J
Hrown'B r < sldcncts the tract bulongl g to Sono
tor Paddock lor BO many jearj bcliii
8SJ fcot west Irontirn on the nvcim-
b ; fr.in SCO to 660 feet In depth
rumiinif eastward lo the oinilm &St. Paul R. 11
Will Bell In strips of 60 feet or rnoro I 'ontaco 01
thoavonuo with full dcptn to the rallroixl , wll
sell the tibovo on about any terms that purclin-o
imydcslro , To parties who wlllasrcuto bnlli
bouacsco tlntr12CO and up ardj xvlll eel with
out anv payment down for ono year , and 6 to li
equal annual piynunts thf rcsltir 11 7 per con
int r-st. To [ nrticawhcdonot Intend impmr
Inif Immedlaiciy will sill lor tne sixth down am
5 equal annual payments thcroalUr at 7 per ccn
Interest.
I'hoi.'o 4 aero block In Smith's addition nt wee
end of K.mi.im ttroet will t-l\o any length o
tluw required at 7 per cent liitcrast.
Also u eplundi I 10 aero block In Smith's njdl
tion on same liberal terms as the foreu iu ? .
No. U05 , Half lot on izard near 20th street
5700.No
No 304 Ixi1 on IS'h ctrort near Paul , S12CO.
No 302 , Lot 20x230 feet oil 16th street , ucai
Mcholis.
No 299 , Ono quarter aero on Hurt street ' neai
Dutton S500.
No iiy7 , T o lots on Klondo near Irene street ,
KlO and f300 each.
o 20' ) , Two lots on Georgia near M'clilfrai :
itreet. S120J.
No205. Tnet'.o choke ro Idenco loti on Ilaoil ) .
ton strict It ahlnn'a addition , fine and eighth
JJ. 0 to $5 0 each.
No 204 ii.autml ! half lot on St. Mary's av-
? imo , 30x181 Met. i.ear liiehop Clarlieou'a and
.Oth street , SIS'0 '
No M2 , Klvo e olcolotsou Part a\eauc , 60v
160 each , o-i stret't railway , S3SO c < ch.
No 2U1.SIX loti in Mlllard & Ca dnel 'a addition
> n Hhunnaa Avonua near I'opplotOi.'a. $3.0 to
Slf.Otaih
N 2 = 0 , Choleo lotsonl'ark avenue and atreoj
; ar llnu on r > ad to Park , S4EO to 810 iO each.
021)5 , Klovi.il lots on Ueca ur nod Irene
trccLi , near Sa.indcH street , # 375 to 5160 rach.
No MJ , Io6 on lUtli roar Paul ftrost , S7tO.
No2Hi , Lot 65x141) ) feet near St. Mar } 'a avouuc.
in 20t i btreut , fldOO.
No 29 , Lot on Delator near Irene street , S325.
Uo 27ti , Fi.ur lots on Calawcll , near Sauadcrs
'tro ' t , S503 each.
NO 270 , Lotou Clinton street , near ehot tower ,
? 1 & ,
No 27S , Four Iota on McLcllan street , near
Illomlo , Uttfraii'a nUdltu > n , 912& oich.
No 274 , Tone \ol3 near race couric : inako
) ff m.
No S.IJ8 , BC.V ti/ul / corner aero lot on Ctlllornla
i rcet , oipj llo tndadJjUln Sacred Il art Coa-
ontKround ? , 10.0.
No 2io , . .ot onMaton , near ! C h stroit , fl,360
lOuloisIn "Credit Foncior"and "Grand View1
iddklO'S , Just south-east of U. P and 11. \ M.
nilroad t tpotti , ranging from. i60 toslOOoeach
in i on easy terms.
Beautiful Itujidciico Lots nt n bargain very
landy to shops lMHo tilCO each , S per cent duwn
ml H percent per month. Call and irtt plat aud
'ull ' partlcu nrs.
No 254 , Fud corner lok on Jones , Noir 16th
itrect , SJ.tOO.
No 251 , 'Jwu lots on Center htroet , near Cum-
ni : itrett , $ .00 for both or 5600 inch.
No 251J , Lot oa buwara , near Kln.r street ,
? 3 0.
0.No249
No249 , Hall loton Dodge , near llth street ,
:2.10U :
No 217 , I'our beautiful residence lota near
rciKhtJii Collige ( orl separate \ \ ) 63,000.
NolilB , L o lota on Center , mar Cum'iiz
itnet , f ICO each.
No 2iii ) , Ljtou Idaho , near Cumin ? street ,
S'i
nJtoU43 , Botiitlful corner at rs lot on Cumlnj ; ,
earl ) tt n etreet , mar new Convent cf tucred
dpi.tt , Sl.600
I'c. 211 , Lot on Farnam , mar ISlh elroet ,
'No 243 , Lot 00 by 133 fo-t on Co leao street ,
learbt. llarj'd axinue , S700.
N 241 , Lot on Fainam , near 2'jth ' ttroU ,
1,000.
.No 210 , Lot CO by 09 feet on Eouth ascnue ,
lear Maxm utreot , 40M.
No 2J' , Corner lot ou Burt , near 22d etrect ,
! 2SOO
No 238. 120x132 feet t > j Harnoy , near 21tb.
itrctt ( will cut It up$2,400. )
No 2.14 , Lot on Uauglas ctrect , near 25th ,
No 232 , Lot on Pier street , near Howard ,
No 227 , Two lots on Decatur , near Irene ttrdo' ,
nOO cadi.
f > o * UJ. Lot 113 by 441 feet on Sherran avc-
me ( lOfh et.uet ) . iiea Orace , S2 400 , will dUide.
N02-.0 , Lot 24xOra on Uodge , near 13h
licet ; maku > n oiler ,
Nu2.7 , LotonVSrd ncarClarK , $ : oO.
No 210 , Lot on Hamilton mar King , $ sQ ) .
No 2jJ , Lot un Ibth utrect , near Nicholas
'COONo
No 507 , Two lots on 10th , near Pacific ttrest ,
1,600 ,
.No.01 , Beautiful rofl Icmo lot oa Division
tree : , iiiiar Ciitnlng , rftOO
No I'JjJ Lou on Hth etnot , near Pierce.
000.
000.NJlO j , Lota on Sauudois strict , t.o.r Sew-
ird # 500.
Nol'jlj , THO lots ou SHJ , near Grace btrcet.
000.
000.No
No 1D2J , Tn lots on 17th Btrcct , near white
cadork , ? l,050.
Niilbtf ) ; Onu full block ten lots , pear the
larrictu , { ' 10U.
No 101 , Lou on I'arkcr , etrest , near Irene
No I'O'Two lots on Casj , near 21st strict
, lltcUg- ; . (0,00 , .
' .o ihu , Let on I'lcr near Sevtard , $ C50 ,
No 170 , J/Jton PaUtlo Btrctt , near 14tb : make
'Ilcr. '
'Ilcr.M
M > 106 , Six lota on Farnini , near 21th street ,
.UuOfif..t-SOcach
No 103 , Full lilo.-k on 23th utrreet , near race
otirte , o. dllircolots u Cllto'-t a-Iditlon , ccar
lauridire and Uafiiiuu etrccU , 2,000.
.NO 127 , ' ot on IHn ttivvt , near while Irad
, orks $625.
> OIL . ' , 123x132 fott (2 ( lots ) cu lEtb street ,
oir 1'oi'pltton'd. ( Jl.COO.
Njll'J , Tl.lrty . h ll > t.re lots In Mlllard & Ca | .
well h additions on Ulierman avenue , Spring and
arutja streets , near the end ol grceu btreet
nr track , c 50 to < 1SOU each.
U W , Lot on Chicago , near 22d etieet ,
1,800
No S3 , Lot on CalJw ell street. m.ar S. uudcrd.
300.
No PC , Corner lot on Climlee , ( near Haund.
e s fctrett , 700
No 75 , u x:2 feet on Pacific , near Btn street
J.Ott )
NotO , Ifhtecn lota on 2I t , 22d , 2.1i and
nil UCM tiitui' * , nuur Oraco bad U uuUcn btreet
ilJiio , S50Hul.li.
No It , Olio-fourth black (160x135 fcut ) , near
lul'uiunt of Poor Claire , on Hvnilton etteot ,
i-ar tl.o cad tf the red Btrtct tar tr ck , Jl.WO ,
IEAL ESTAFE AGENCY
16th and Douglas Street ,
er.
THE MALLUI
V/EIGHT ONLY 100 IBS.
fFT.
$ Div
Can Be Handled By a Boy ,
The 1m netJ never ho tJken oI ( t'io ' wa.-on and
all Iho-hi'llcil
Grain tiud GrasQ Seed Is ave
H c-ntfllc-H Ibin tlio old stvlo facia. C\ory
standard Isold with
waffon - our rack uorapic c
BUY mm WITHOUT IT.
Or buy the attachment' ) and app'v ' fimn lo
jour old wagon box. For aalo In .Wbraska b\
J. C. OMSK , liimoln.
MAijEisoft llrss , Oxaha.
FRCD ' iiiDr. : , Clraiiii U and.
II lOOLHTT ft ORRBf , llast IIIJS.
CiiAiu.tH sciihotiKKR , Columbus.
SP\NOIIR& ( Fl'.NK , Hod ClOlld.
C. 11. CIUNK & Co. , lied Oak , Iowa ,
L.V. . ItyHSKii' , Glcnwoo' , IOWA
And n > ery llr.itcl.iM dealer In the west. \ k
.him for descriptive circuhr or send direct
toua.
J , McCalluui Bros , Mauuf'g Co. ,
Omcc , 24 tt'oit Like Street , Chicago.
ma v&l-lw
75,000
TOKEN-SPRING VEHICLES
H O W I USE.
They surp.vs all other vehicle ] for o sy rldine.
style aad durability ,
SPfiUTQS , GSA.E & BODIS3
For Bala by
Henry Timken ,
Patentee andBiilMir of Tine Ca-rh ; s 1003 ,
lOOSaud 1010St. CharlwSt. , St. Lous. Caia-
lo ues lurnltliej. II-'im
E
for 1882.
Till ! 1IKST ANI )
ONLY ABSOLUTELY SAFE
OIL STOVK IN THE WOULD.
Every housekeeper feolstho want'if
Bometlunj ; that will cook the daily
food andavoid the excesaivohtat , dujt.---
litlcr and nahes of n , coal or vood stove./
THE MONITOR OIL STOVE \ \ ILK
DO IT , bettor , quicker nnd cheaper
than any other moans. It ia the ONLY
OIL STOVK made -.vith the OH-
KESEIIVOIK ELEVATED nt the
Iwck of the stove , nv/ayfroin the ln > at ;
by which urrangc-ment ABSOLUTE
SAFE I'Y is secured ; aa no puo CAII ho
generated , fully twenty per cunt more
heat ia obtained , the wicks sire pre
served twice as long , thua saving tlio
trouble of constant : trim-nine and th
oxpeuso of now ones. EXAMINL
THE MONITOR and you will buy m-
other.
Manufactured only by th-
Monitor Oil Stove Oo , Cleveland 0.
Send tor descriptive circular or call
on M. Rogers & Son , agents for Ne
braska
Nebraska National
BANK.
OF OMAHA NEBEASKA
( Ko. 2C05. )
TUEASUKY DEPARTMENT.
Otliee
WAitlliMiTOit , AJirll 2Stii 18S2
Wur.aiiAS , hy Batlhlictory evidence pretwntoJ
to the undere Kntd , it haa hccn made to appor
that "T K hEUHA JKA VATIONAt UANK OF
OMAHA , " in the city ol Omatia , In the county ol
" '
Douglii , and iitute ol Nehranka , ha COU" "
with Hi ) the jirovluioim nf tholtevlaod ntat
the United btaUu rrrjulred to bo lompllcd lui
before an aajuclatiou glnll bo authorised to com-
luence the bu-lnosj of ri-inklni ; :
No * , therefore , I , John J y KiorComptroller
ol the Currency , do hereby certify that "Tni1
Nebraska Nftti.mil Bank of Omaha , " In tUocl-y
of Oniiiiia , Iu the ciuntyof Doiiflan , and state
of Nubraxkn , It authorlt'd ' to commence the
busliioa * ol Uinklmrat provldud In Section KiltT
Duo Ilundrod and BUty.Nl.ie of the HoilwJ
sWtutea of the United States.
In tobtuuony whereof wltnea r" ;
( ) hand and fleal of oflice this 2tu !
\ BKAL. \ dayof April 1 b2.
I j JOHN JAY KNOX ,
CornptrolU'r ol the Currency
The above Dank la now iireparud to rcccin
bublncai H comrooneos vvllh a fully pad up
Mpltal of ? 2iO,0W.OO , with otllccraaud dlic
w follows :
} . K. JOHNSON. raiMiDiiMr. of Ktecle , Jobo-
son & Co. . Wholcsala Grocers.
i. B. TOUV2AL1N. Vioi-1'auipiu.r , of 0. B. < <
II. II. , Bouton. _ .
IV. Y , HOUSE , olV. . V. Morse and Co , , Who" '
Bala lloota and Shoos.
INO. S. COLLINS , of 0. II. A J. B. Colllni ,
WholcBaleLcatherandSdillery.
IAME3 11. WoolHortb , Counsellor and Attorney
t Law. ,
XWIS S. HEED , of Byron Heed 4 Co. , I >
Estate Dealeia , , k.
4 ENHY W. YATES. Ca-hlor , late Caihiir of t6J .
First National U nk of Omaha , an.1
connected with the activ
ment of that lUuk tltitfl
FAST TIME !
In KOlny K.VIJ take thi
jMcago&Iortliwesk-
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Train ) Utvo Onuhu S:40 : p. ru.
ilulMufoitQ toaeallon ! II , V , " " - / "n I
Sgcnt , lith nd Finh iu St > . J. "ELI. l'-J '
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" * yycj > otor t JAMES T. CLAllK ,
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