THI5 DAULX BEE : UESDAY SEPTEMBER 19
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Daily Bee.
Tue'-duy Morninu 5ept. IO.
Wentlior Roport.
i following observation' arc Inken n
the Mme moment of time nt all the station
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lffr C feel fi Inrhi-i aho\olow atcr mark
ti % , 2 tcctljlnthra at YtnLtor.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
The funeral of the lalo KHzabclli Ulni
KOW took place t 130 p , in , ycfltcrJfcy froi
the rorlilence , MlChlcnKo ktrett. Intel
mcnt nt Holy .Sepulchre Cwtctery.
An extra coach nil lei to yc terdny' '
noon train for firnl-clain paenciif cm nn
there were In nil ten cam out , licavil
loidtd.
John t'amncre Wlrlli , non of Mr. .Toll
Wrthdlcd ! at 7\fin : , m. ytntcrday of hem
dUeanc , ngcd 2 ! ) yenrA mid nix month )
Tlio funcrnl will tnVo | lace from the fnm
ly re idenco nn DoUKlan street nl .1 ji. m
Tnciilny. Krieud * nro Invited.
Thin wet It lm opened up with a nlori
of wind and dtitt that makes the city wti
Its old lime axpect. Added tjthh tliohci
Is olmoiit lutolcraUo aud while ROHIO l > i
diet a storm of rain within 24 hours it
more likely Hint the month will hold 01
as It linn begun.
Joseph IJcrry , who Is ono of the oldo
ralliotid mt'ii in tin state , while wnrklt
on the St. Paul road mrt with n icrloiiH n
cldcnt. Nearly nil the flesh In ncnliloii n
his tight foot. Ho I now raiding wll
Mr. JnincH Pope , nt 803 Karimm htrcc
where bo In beiiiK well cared for.
A couple of boysnnincdShephard hm
been nrrcntod for stealing n $1 ! clilnn ci
and saucer from Samuel lliirns. AH tlu
did not deny the fact they were coantnltti
nnd n trftnncrfpt will lie xent by . ) m ! |
liencko to thd Dinlrlut Court nskliie th
they bo fiivui a term In the rcfiirni nclilx
A Httlo BOU of Mr.'d'oorgo Whetmnr
the hackmnn , was severely bitten In tl
Ido Sunday by u bl ( { dog. The nltu
hapi > enoil on North lllth ttrcet. Ueoi |
put ono Imllet In the dnnpcroun brute nr
thecrowd mnktnK It dnngerouii to hoi
ngnln he waited until yentcrdny nndmnde
complatut In politic court ngftlUHt tl
owner.
Proubytorlnn Cburcb.
At tlio service of the Second Pro ;
bytorian church yesterday morniri |
the pastor intended addressing tl
people in reference to praise , haviii
before his mind the many , the beaut
ful , and the well adapted psalms (
King David , who lived in a lam
whore the many beauties of uatur
called for any inspiration which migli
bo found in man , And according !
the pro-arrangomont by the choi
oaussd a very happy effect. Th
former soprano sang alto until th
last hymn , "Jesus Calla Thee , " whci
the soprano and the alto exchanged
parts , 701 Binding the hymn with a <
tnuchoaso and beauty as to make tin
hymn seem almost new again.
The pastor's text was , "Destroy i
not , for a blessing is in it. " Isaial
(35:6. :
(35:6.After
After -referring to the character o
the UubrowH and thuirmmga of praise
ho centered his thoughts on the foi
lowing practical suggestions ;
) . The benefit amt blessing of sing
ing In thu sanctuary ,
U. llovoront criticism ot the bibh
conducive of spiritual growth.
,3. The continual worship of Goi
during every hour of one's life. Littlt
thoughts or aspirations not to bo do
strojred.
One has compared some Chriatiani
to the perfectly 'while leaves betwooi
the old and now tostiimunts. "Thoj
are not of either. " ( And wo maj
ndd , simply to make a record of lifi
and death )
While the sermon was pleasant tc
listen to , it was pointed.
. * Persons whoao blood has been cor
rupted , and thu circulation dorangoi
by foul secretions the result of tin
disordered chemistry of the body-
need for their purification somothini
like an inward baptism at the hand
of Mrs. Lydia K. Pinkham , whom
laboratory is sit No , 2'M Western Ave
MUM , Lynn , M B. Her Yvgatubli
Compound is fairly intimidating thi
country an with a rim of life ,
Notice.
The "Hawthorn Centennial Kx
cclsior lloof Point , " was patented Ma ;
24th , 188L , and otters putent nuni
ber 241 , 803. Any person found o
known to tamper with the manufacture
facturo of said paint will bo punish
cd to the full extent of law. No prr
eon hua any authority whatever to sol
receipts , HAWTJIOKX & Uuo. ,
Lancaster Pa.
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"Uuchupaiba. ' "
Quick , complete cure , nil annoyini
Kidney , Bladder , and Urinary Dis
oases.
A 1'rotf t from JPKttttuoutli-
Coni | > ondtiipe of Onul lieu ,
1'tArrnMoum , September 10.-
Many thuukii to THE HUB for its cor
rect statement of the Weaver nomina
tion , in giving Cass the credit tt
which she ia entitled. After thr
Douglas county delegation voting foi
Weaver to bri-uk up Oaloy , nnd com.
binina to nominate Mitchell on tin
next ballot , which In all probabilitj
would have been done had CBSB not
changed her vote when she did ; I B'M
after all that , then for Frvd Nye ti
claim the honor of Weaver's nomina
tion for Doui-las county , u , to ay thi
least decidedly cheeky , D.
COMING CONVENTIONS ,
flie Meotiog of the Republics
Ftate CoDveijtiou To- '
KOI row.
The Quarter Centennial Meet
ing of the Mnoonio Grat d
Lodge ,
The KntlonnlVomnuV Enlfrnc
CotivoiitlonN < ztWo k
The coming week , as well c.s the on
just passed , promised to to n buty on
in Omaha , as it will ace the gatlmrin
of the Mate republican convention , th
Masonic grand ledge and the Nntionn
Woman's Suffrage association.
The fit-it named assembly ia c < i11ci
for to-morrow , the 20th , nml nlrond ;
the clans ate gathering. Alargonum
ber of candidates and delcgi'oi : hav
arrived in the city andtnkon up the !
hiadiuartors at thu Mlllard nnd IV
ton , where thu candidates live toku
suites of rooms in which to complot
tlieir cinv.13.
Hun. James W. Diwc , chairman c
thu state central conimitteu. IA in th
city nnd hulUii forth al thu Millaril
which is the huudiiuartutn of thu stut
central committiu. Thu conventioi
will nssomble at C o'clock WoUnusdn
uvening ut Jtujd'n opera houst
Througli sumo giosi niisuianiigetnenl
this liousu , which was nil )
posed to have been engaged fi
the use of the convention o
Wednuaday evening lus been let fi
an uniuitiiiumeii ; . The rtsult is tlu
they will not have the nso ul it ufti
thu ouHl.onmry hour for the opening i
unturtaiiimunts. Thu convention wi
probably asnumblu nt U p. m , , tlfcct
temporary organization , uppoiut
committee on credentials and adjour
to ! ) u. m. Thursday. The session i
thu convention will probably bo 10
tended over three days , nnd meiu
while thu railroad ring will hav
ample opportunity to set up its pini
Thus far there has been but little u )
cltoraont or log rollinu , and the hole
last ovonitigprcsentcd no oxiraordiuai
activity. Tiiu majority uf the deli
utes u ill arrive to-day , nnd to-nigt
ihiiiKs will urrive at fuver heat ,
releronce to our personal column wi
show what delegates nnd politiciui
are in town nnd us to their proceoc
ings , they have been thus far entirul
sub ros.i , there being losi uxcitumon
than on tlio eve of u primary electioi
The Musical Union orchestra am
the Omulm Glee club have both bee
secutud for thu occasion , which gum
uiitues first-class music during thepn.
gress of < 1 ( liberntions ,
Ma. Dawes hua charge of all th
arrangeuients nnd all delegate
will bo assigned to seats m the op r
house by countiea , each being fui
niahed ith tickets for thu entire aei
siou of thu convention. All outsider
who expect to attend will have to m
cure tickets uud thu large attendant
ruiuestod will nuke the conimitu
pretty strict in this matter.
It iscuruinly wry quiet for the ov
of bAtdo , but it will bu warm cAutig
before the cjiivention in over.
nil ! OIUNI ) LODOK.
On Saturday , the 23rd nibt. occur
the ( juurtor-contfiiniul of the ostat.
lishniuiit of the Grand l od a of Nc
bruskaA. F. & A. M. The (3 ran
Lodge ut its regular meeting ln
spring ndJDurned to mout in Una cit ;
on the " 3rd inst. , nnd made provimui
For thu uelobnaion of the ( junrtur-cuii
tennntl. The'nrrungcmuius were re
Turred to n cornmitto conHinting of th
musters of thu dillurunt lodges in thi
city together with nomu of the leudiii ]
inoBoiis , members of the Grand Lodge
L'his ( 'iimmitree are making arrange
inuntD for thu celebration. Iteducei
rates luwubten obtained , the roum
; rip being made for one mid ono
: outtli tnro. Members living 01
the lines of the Uurlingtor
it Missouri Uiver rnilroid nnd tlu
Union Pacilio railroad can obtain fnm
; ho uecretunes of thuir renpecttvi
od eB t-urtilicules entitling them tt
nirohuHu tickets for one and ono
lourth faro for the round trip. Mem
> era on the lines of thu Sioux City &
1'iicifjo , Chicago , St. Paul , Minneap
) li ifcOmnlm , Kansas Gily.St. .losupl
& Council lllufii and Missouri I'.icil'n
ruilronds will pay full faro coming
nnd will rcciivo from the committoi
on transportation in Omaha n ccrtifi
cate entitling them to a return ticko
for one fourth furo , Oertilioatoa in nl
cases must be obtained , and the ticket ;
purchased before entering thu cars.
Arrangements have been made fo
reduced fiires nt all the hotels fo
members attending , the dates bein 1 !
to Si ! pur day.
Tickets will bo good coining fron
; ho Kith to the 2id ; , . and roturnini
from thu Slid to the 25th , inclusive.
THK NATIONAL W. H. A.
The convention of the Nations
Woman's Buflnigo association will b
liold in this city , beginning a wool
from to-duy , und ut the close of tin
convention , September 28th , n rocep
tion will bo held ut the Paxton , fo
which invitations will bo issued. Ol
the following two days , Septembo
2'Jth and UOth , this association wil
hold u meeting nt Lincoln , nttendoi
\iy \ nil the big guns who have been a
the Omaha meeting.
Mrs , Helen Gouger will speak ti
the workingmen on { jaturday ovonini
atthonporn house , nnd MrB. Ma-
Wright Sorroll , of Indiaimpolig , chair
man of the executive conimitteu of thi
national association , will speak nt Falli
Oitj ; on the 17th , und at other plucei
during the week.
Miss Anthony is in the city urranj"
ng the plane of the convention as wel
ua laying out work for the campaigi
n Nebraska She speaks at Nobrnski
3ity on Tuesday , the 19th. nud n
tairmont on Fiiday , the 22J , whicl
will bo the only speeches aho wil
nako this week ,
MURPHV.
AGonorouH Work By thuBoeaor tlii
Floroneo Out-On" ,
About fix weeks oijo n young wo
man was employed , throuyh the intel
igenco office In this city to do thi
cooking at the Florence cut-off. Sin
wai a "likely" young woman and dii
lor work until a week ago yesterday
when she was ( suddenly taken ill anc
ticrfiied : : the population of Hint vroin
ity during thn day by one.
There is no hospital at Camp Yin
: ent , and the population , being entire
ly of the m&ln persuasion , the methe :
nnd child conU bo nccomtnoddtcd wit !
but few comforts. On Saturday nigh
th Uoss of the cut-f'ifVork , Mr. Joht
C Murphy , who is an exrericnccf
rftilrorwl man a' d ono of the l ft trad
musters in HIA country , having r. kirn
heurl Hi well , went to woik iitnoii )
the men at the camp and in oi i
ovuiiritf raised about § 100 f'-rthcpm
pose of placing the y Ur > g woman ii
comfortable quartern , whore she wouli
bo well taken cnro of. It w * s a mon
Srcdltablo act on the put ot Mi
Murphy and one v/hich entitled hir
to the respect of the whole cfnnptrh
thui unite in a deed of mercy to a
unfortunate girl.
Successful Financial Result o
Hlio Slate Fair ,
IbWiU Puy all thQJncleblcd
m.8Bjiud Preiniutna aud
Leave H Surplus.
A. Fcv7 of the Exhibit * Oiuittcdi
thoGoiiirnl Mention
The secretary nnd his aenintnnli
und the treasurer of the sUto boar
of ngrictilturc were knpt busy nt thoi
room in the Pnxton , drawing end caal
li\K \ warrants , rcrpectivcly. There wcr
futv transactions of general intcrcn !
iintl treasurer Hartman oxprcnsod th
linaucial r.nult by flaying : Wo hav
Hindu money enough , by the fair jue
closed , to pay olfullof last year's in
dubU dni'M , to pay thia j o.ir'a uxpunec
and prvmiumB and leave a haudsom
surplus beaidcp.
The following items concerning th
cixhibit wuro unavoidably loft ovc
from yiatrrdny's isnuc.
All of the prcmhmiR nwnrrlcd for 1m ;
glen were taken hy tlio Hnniey street oil
rligo iiuikor , Mr. Win. Hnydor. The fin
picuiluiiiv.ii nwnrdc'i to n luiggybuilt fa
Al. Clark , of Council ] ! lufi > , a ono m
iildc-bar roaii wngnn. Thn joie of tli
whole tiling is that the awarding commit
tee WAI in u quandary to know whlc
buggy to flU'ich tlio second premium tt
the work hiing of tuch unlvcnnl excel
lencr , und KO tlie mutter w * coinpiotnl p <
hy giving It to nn exact diipltcUoof th
firt-t premium buttgy. The fiftt tchlcl
mentioned wciihoil 103 pound * nn
Urn tee nil ] iremium buggy 1)7 ) i ounds
After geting both buugv proniltunH , th
cammltU'O weru obliged toawmd first pi em
liliiiB for phaetons to Mr iSnyder , on a :
English style phaeton , with French plat
limn HptitUH , l.uilt for Mr. Win. Shul ]
L-axt yenr Air. .Snyder ncoopo'1 ' in the hou
or * in competition , with alt of the leariin
makei * , lut this yenr Ii a him u complet
victory , taking ii'l of the premiums au
the hi > uur.ibl < > mention. Mr. Snyder Is
young mini aud hU factory Is a new one
nnd yst lie hns-already taken the fir tilnc |
m his line. Of cnunoevery ouo who want
n Img y or carriage u III now call on Mi
Snyder before ordering. His factory i
near thacorner of fourteenth and Ilurne
Btreota ,
C.V. . DOIIHANI ) CO ,
neodrmen , were ropictented on the Kroum
by MeMJiH. J , 1) . , ! OUCK nnd ( harle-i t
1'rtfio , both formerly cinployta ofTlu BEI
nnd jolly K' > od l'oy they re. They brl
loUo ( their lieautiful lluiiiennndbouiuut |
Till ! lint 1IKI1KHIIII1K.
Fi lends of the .Teruoy lied Duroo or Ke
llerkslilru pig , will bo pleated to learn tin
In miHwer to < | iientiou ng t < > the final c
"kllliiiK" vulntj of their favoritev. the bnj
erg for tliu lurg.T hnusen in Chiciio di
ulnni th it they are willing to ut ouy tlm
puy live ceutn per hundrtii pounds iuor <
ami in moit ca es from ten -fifteen cent
mor ' , fi r fut plK of tills breed thitn the
will fur p ! < 8 of other lirced-i of liUo uolghi
mid cuiiditiuiiB. They yield a Rreater pe
oentogo of v.iluabl pinduct then [ H give
by any other pigs usually fcuud lu th
Chlca , d market ,
Wo under..tnnd that I'hil , 1) . Miller , f
I'annrii , Town , hivs one of the tinekt herd
in the nt ltd of thli breed of hngn. A
ntock fmnislied liy him will bo of the ties1 ,
The exhlhitorH In IWi-r hall nt the fal
grounds on Saturdny evenlng got topethc
and presented aupoilntemleiil S. G. Cone
with n magnificently cuyrjv il , heavy gel
hnuled wntch , 16 knrnt c.itcs Kvery on
who him hml Miythlng to "o with the m.i
chlneiy department of the fair will na
thnt Itvnn n hnudBiimo recognition of FOI
vices fully rttuered in nicatgoiitlcinanl ;
manner in each aud every one tliut re
nulrod olllclul aid.
After the prekOntntlon was uiiulo ft rat !
ficnllnn meeting w.ts helil and It did no
adjourn until tieiir ilnyli , lit.
The following am the awards for bee
in pnnd frco htiiidwrUinu :
l'i r beat inup in Ink North Amcrlca-
Iipwlj Anderson , § ' > .
For beet free-lmuil drawing a rose -
PMUCUCO Mead , ? J5.
For best ilrnwing In designing n cat
rl ijo gttto-JIuldah Valien , J5.
t'or brat epeoliuun of peiiuinnshlp-
Mnmin 1 lender , $ u.
For Wt innnln pencll-Xebraika Lul
hhropshlro , $ T > ,
Very notlcenble nmomr the Ink map
wftoi Kiirono , by A. 1' . Willianid ; AUchl
can , liy Nclllo JUsewaterWwtcrn ; Htittes
hy M. L. Oopelauil ; Noith America , b
1. W , Jliirchmoro ; same l > y Molllerall (
'there were USU mISO specimens u
penmanship , and KOO drawniKi , all o
which were tninjtii nmt entered , und cm
ored three walls of the agricultural build
Ing.He
He en counties made exhibit ! at the tU
fair , nnd thuy cmnpoecd nn rxteiulce n
ndmlralilo i-liowing of Nol'raska prodiicti
I hi * department was under thn 'Uperlc
tendency of I'rof. Williams , of irastln ? !
who has been connected with the tat
lulr * for the last ten years , nnd sajs he ha
never seen a display to equal it. II ]
county was awarded the first prize , a BCI
Mralor w.-rth ? 4SO , nnd $ , ' .0 cash from t- (
Union Pacific nud oUo ths ohamplo :
medalj Washiiigton countytwikthe sccou
prir < > . 9125 oiivh ; Hurt county thirltirin ,
875 ; Howard comity tilth pilze , $50 , Hut
ler and Dawnon countlej eacli receive
lumoratiln mention. Their displays wcr
not foexteiuhe as the other' , but In nual
Ity they vieroiiiial | to I ha lest.
An Eutiro Sucoesn.
It has been proved by the most rellab !
testimony that TIIOVIAH' I'l.Kirrmo OIL I
an entiie HICCCS.I In curing the most invci
orate ca cs of r' eumutinui , ueuralgla , lam
back , and wourds nt every description.
IJAURIKD.
OFT.LOOF.-Septanber 10th , 18SI
Kggert Oft , of Jctfersou 1'rrclnct , to itos
Loge , of lllchlniid Treclnct , Waihlngto
county , by 11 , 0 , Timuio , justice of tL
peace.
VII YK.O AIID KN KU-Septemter IGtl
1882 , Samuel J , 1'rye , of JCIkhoru precinct
to Mary Gardeurr , of Wnter'oo ' , by H , C
Trluime , justice of the peace ,
Oyatera aorvod in all styles at Mac
A Ulockinan'i Restaurant. 18-2t
H&ROniND. OH IORMOSDOM. .
Additional Twopa Forwarded to
Salt Lake Oity ,
The llecaption of "tho
Tamer" in New
A Mnes of Military Nemn Trom tbi
Depn.tiu.jiloftlioIMatto.
The weal-bound train yesterday carried
riod two companies ot the Ninth in
fantrj- , suddenly ordered to For
Doughf , Salt Inke City. A lette
publitihticl yesturdny from our Sil
Ij ko correspondent shpwa that Utah
or the "Kingdom of BriRham , " is nor
posiug through a ( so far ) "bloodies
revolution. " The fnc'a therein stited
the eurHfniio&s of the transfer o
thcco troops to Fort Douglas ) nnd thi
old record of the ' 'Church of Jcsui
Christ of Lit'.cr Ihy Saints , " wouh
lend ono to belief that trouble i
apprehended at on early any. Then
McOook , nnd the number of troops ,
uvou with the piebcnt incrgatio , i
ridioulouoly email. The fact is that i
all the troop * in the dtpartmont wen
concentrated nt Silt lnk
City there nro Mormoua enough , wo !
drilled enough , nnd pcifeotly able anc
willing to cat thorn up.
The company which left Ft. Oinnh ;
i D of I ho Ninth , mustoruii
twonty-Bix men. At Sidney they will
bo joined by company F , about thirty
five tnon. Company D ia commandoc
by Oapl Jcaao JM. LOP , who accotn
imnicd it west , together with Liont
McNutt , Lieut. Ihhlnin remaining tt
look after the transportation of'the
heavy baggapc. A special car was at
tuched to the west bound train foi
their accommodation , and ai
the company foil in and wen
through the irmnouvers neces
aary to get on board the train
the attention of nil the passengers ot
the train was drawn to the military
display.
The company which will board the
train nt Sidney is in command ol
Lieut. Noyoa.
After the preuenco of these two
companies at Ft. Douglas is no Ion KOI
required they will take station at Ft.
D. A. RuBHoll , which will bo regi'
mantel hi'uitquHrtcia for the Ninth ,
whoso proaunt hcuciiUurters are at Ft.
Niobraro.
CROOK IX A1UZONA.
The Crook p.irty , .rluon recently
arrived up Ft. Whipplr , were inadi
the recipients of a hundbonui banquet
by the citizen * of Prescott , which it
glowingly written up in the Prcscotl
papers. Six hundred dollars worth ol
champagne was disposed of and twc
hundred peaches at twonty-fivo cent *
a picco disappeared during the festivi-
tics. Col. Martin made ono of hi :
happiest speeches. Oapt. Bourke was
forced by the senoritas to respond tc
the toast of "Tho Ladies , " and Gen ,
Crook , "Ilio Great Apache Tamer , "
made his usual "fow remarks. " A pri
vuto letter from Captain Bourke re
ports that the station is a most deli
li htful ono , that the quarters are fai
ahead of Fort Omaha , uiid that all arc
in Rood spirits except Col. Martin who
in the nbsouco of a chaplain , has been
detailed to conduct Sunday services a1
the barracks. Gon. Cn.ok and Oapt ,
liourko have started for a tour of th (
Indian agencies with 30 clays rations ,
"At present , " says the genial captain
"my time ia occupied in getting roadj
to accompany the General and ii
dodging a moon-tyed leper of a Chi
unman who haa i wash bill ngainsl
mo. " _ Gen. Crook's friends anticipate ,
some lively work in Arizona within c
few month's time while if Bourke
doesn't add a half a dozen Apucht
scalps to his collection wo shall be
very much disappointed.
CHANGES IK Till : DKPAUTMKNT.
A nunibor of changes of station ii :
the department may bo cxpec'cd al
an early day , It is definitely decided
that the headquarters of the Ninth
infantry will bo transferred to Fort
Russell at Choyonno. No appropria
tion having been made for Ft. Thorn *
burgh , the troops will probably bt
shortly withdrawn nnd the fort left in
charge of a quard. Forts Canmron in
Utah and Hull in Idaho will undoubt
edly bo abandoned at tin early day and
ho troops there in fetation distributee
to points on the railroad.
I'KUSONAL I'OIMH.
Gen. Howard , accompanied bj
Lieut. Guy 0. Howard , uiil-du-catup ,
leaves Wednesday for un extended
trip to western posts , including forti
Uridger , Thornburgh and Douglas.
Dr , Summers has returned from i
months inspection of hospitals in tlu
departments.
Lieut. George II. Morgan , Urd cav
alry , who was Bovvruly wounded in the
Apache campaign , ia is the city or
sicl ; loavu. His next trip will be it :
the nature of a bridal tour.
Lieut. Ool. Anderson , Ninth in <
fan try , Is stopping at the Millurd on
his way to his command at Fort
McKinnoy. Co ) . Anderson will cx <
pend thu $25,000 appropriated by
congress ut its last section in > nakinq
Fort McKinncy the banner frontier
post in thu deparment.
Col. Stnnton has returned from
Fort Sidney , whera ho distributed
several thousand dollars of the na
tion's money in paying off the troops.
Col. Stnnton has purchased a prayer
book and a copy of Moody and San-
kty'a hymns , and piopores to bo found
way up among the mourners under
the now rcfimo.
Letters from Ool , Van Voast ,
Ninth infantry , now on sick leave ,
make it extremely doubtful whether
ho will ever bo able to tuko charge ol
his regiment. Partial paralysis of the
extremities has sot in and his brain it
seriously affected.
Lieut. Morris 0. Footo , adjutant
Nineth infantry , is still in the city.
Col , J , 11. Taylor , assistant adju-
.taut general , department of the
Platte , ia laid up with a serious at
tack of gout. During his absence
Captain Sladen ia performing the du
ties of the adjutant's department.
8JMr. E. P , Bonssall , who for twentj
years has boon the indefatigable clori
for General Wilson , la taking a well
earned ; est ainong the mountains o
Major Towar is Mill absent on hi
pay trip ,
Two Moa Terribly Burned nnd th
Flro Still Raging.
From Mr. W. A. Cummings , a wcl
known brakeman on the U. P. road
wo learn of the horning of the tw
men which took place west of Not !
Platte last Friday , and the particulat
of which have not heretofore bee
published , The men were Abe Alea
under , n brother of Frank Aloxandoi
the foreman of Iko Dillon's ranchi
and a man whoso name was nc
known. i5oth wore cowboys. Thee
two men wore picked up by n coupl
of men who were driving across ih
prnitio with their Iwm on Frlda
and found thorn acoidentnllj
and it ia probable that but to
tliia ditccmtry the men would hav
lingutcd in agony on the prairie unti
they starved to death. From the moa
reasonable theory of the case it i
supposed that they v.oro out riding 01
thuir ponies , nnd they being youn ;
horses were unruly and the rulers am
homes became involved in the prairi
tire , < v7lnch is devastating all thu coun
try in that vicinity. They wore car
ricd in'o ' North Plalto upon a caboose
where Dr. Dmuldcpn and Mr. Cum
tilings dto'Bod their noundr. The ;
were in a fearful condition , ono mal
having his hands nnd feet torrlbl ;
burned , nnd the other not only hi
hands nnd feet , but nil that part o
hia body below the wnist. The latter
tor upon having his limb
wrapped in cotton nnd oil had so lit
lo llcsh left upon them that it was sa
if they were wrapping up n couple o
sticks of cord wood. The lleah o :
their hands was burnt otT , togothc
with their fingor-naila , and probabl ;
in case of their surviving they wii
have to sutler amputation of tliei
limbs.
Alexander was the least sorioual ;
burnt owing to the fact that he ha'
buckskin leggings on which protects
his lower oxtremoties. When Mi
Cummiiigs loft North Platte on Satui
day morning at 1:40 : they were stil
alive , but both in a critical condition
Every train that passes through tha
country sots fire to a now patch unti
all the South Platte country for mile
and miles is ono continual blaze am
it is probable many lives will bo los
before the conflagration terminates.
A GOOD DAY
Which Many of the Bad People Tool
Advantage of.
There was a big haul of offender
on Saturday night and Sunday , nm
Judge Bcneko's court ycsterdn ;
was n busy one , there being betwnui
fifteen and twenty prisoners on han <
for trial.
Mollie Kernan , Kate Watson am
Julia Lovns , were arrested for disturb
ing the peace and were mulcted ? i
and costs each. Ono paid and thi
rest went up.
Eight cases of intoxicatioi
were reported and two paic
while the other six must go to jiil.
W. E. Street was arrested as a BUS
picious character and was sent up foi
15 days at hard labor. Ho has beer
acting as a rag-pickor about thostreoti
when ho was an able-bodied and intel
ligent man , and on being nrraignec
could not toll where ho had boarded
although he had boon in the city for i
mouth. Ho is supposed to have beei
a capper for the gang that hoa beei
working the city for some timo.
James Kenney was arrested as i
vagrant , but proved that ho was inno
cent of that charge.
George Gray was cent up for twentj
days at hard labor for stealing a uev
coat and leaving his old ono in it
place. A bottle of chloroform wai
found in his pocket.
A man was m rested for cruelty t <
animals , the charge being that ho hui
taken charge of a horse and then won
off to the state fair and left the ani
mal without food or water for threi
days.Frank
Frank Nichols and Delia Thoma
had a dispute mid fight on Twolftl
and bjdgo streets , and wore both rui
in.
Both the litter cases were sot for i
hearing yesterday.
METROPOLITAN HOTEL , OMA
HA , NEB.
Tables supplied with the best th
market altorda. The traveling pubii
olainrthey got better accommodation
and more genenil satisfaction her
than at any otliiT house in Omaha
lUte , $2 per day. uui2Jtfmo !
PEKSONALu
Mr. 1'hilllpp , i ( presenting HOONB & Co.
ono < if the largest il'ultrs In CUM ia Is'ei
Ymk City , Iiiw li.'sii upenilins u few day
In Umalia. Tlii * i > n-tiae firm and thel
representative is n thorough gentleman Ii
every respect.
Col. Chase , Col. Smythe , W. J. Con
well , Mr , 1'VrRUton and a number of otlie
attorney * loft forl'apllllou yentcrtlay to at
tend tlio opening day of court ,
Tbo autograph of "Hipjiy Dan 1 !
Fuller , Tootle , Maul At Co.'n dandy trav
eler , adorns a page of the I' xtou register
Hen. Homer Stull , attorney for th
Oregon short Llni , aud 0 , W. Collins , th
contractor , left for Idaho yeHcrday.
Mr. W. A. SliepanUon , the liye edlto
and publisher of tlio Wyinore Leader , lef
for home yesterday ,
MU < Jeunle McClelland , Omaha'
youthful prluia dona , haa gone tu lilalr fo
month's vUlt ,
Mr , ani Mrsrl ) . Ktmlall , arcompauici
by their daughter , Mrs. ( ieo. II , Jiog a
have gone to Chicago ,
MUn Km ma ISrunlog , left Sunday 01
an extended vi.lt to frieuds at Clieyenne
Secretary Slnghlter , of Idaho , left fo
home ye terd y. _
SLAVEN'S YOSEMITE COLOGNI
M do frorr the wild flowers of th
FAU FAMED YOSEMITE VALLEY
it is the moat frsprant ot perfumes
Manufactured by U. B. Slsven , Sai
Francisco. For Bale in Omaha by W
J. Whltchouso and Kounsio Bros.
A Co.
AN OUIUAQEODSCASK
A Womjin nna Three Babies Sleeplnf
Out Under the Stars.
From a responsible gentleman re
siding in the vicinity tha details an
learned of a cftso of first-claas brutal
ity m North Omaha :
Among the residents in the vicinil ;
ot Prospect Hill Cemolery was a pee
woman whoso husband deserted he
sumo months since. The poor wotnai
was left with two babies , the o dps
about six years on her hands
and was besides in n delicate condition
Failing to pay her rent the landloid
with bvutnlity not without precedent
turned her and her little ones out o
doors. The poor creatures took refugi
in the hollow loading up to the gate
of Prospect Hill Cemetery , and fo
two nights slep1. on the bate groum
with only the blue sky above them
Fortunately "Ho who tempers thi
wind lo the shorn lamb" was los :
cruel than llio landlord ntvl want
nights made thu condition of the nut
casts lcs pHab'.o. The neighbors n
length learned of their situatioi
and took them in Sunday. The wo
man is far r.dvanccd in pregnancy inu
ono of the babiua is sick , the conrii
tion of the whole outfit bulng h6lplc.ii
and sad in the extreme. Thn count ;
ommisiionors were notifiol (
the fnclB nnd instructed one of tlu
neighbors to rent rooms for the family
and see that they wira taken care of
There is no excuse for the landlord
ns any man with the intelligence or i
Hottentot would have known that thi
county commissioners would hnvi
made the rent good if the case hat
boon laid before them.
Foil Down
Mr. Albert Audcrenn , York ttrecl , Hnf
falo , fell dow n Htairn nml severely brul'ei
his kneo. A few applications nf 1)r
THOMAS' Ki.tnmi On.eutlroty cmcd him
DIEU.
K1MUALL At ! St. Joseph's HoRpUa
in thiacity , aBit | iulior 17tb , MM. Uos
Kinidall , np-tl X yea .
Funeral yesterday nt2:30 : p. m. from th
undertaking looms ot McCnithy & Buike
That Premium Honey at Win. Gen
( .Ionian's.
. ' -Feathers , ribbons , velvet cai
all bo colored to match that new ha
by using the Diamond Dyes. 10 cent
for any color.
SPECIAL ENTICES.
IO LOAN MONtY
TO tO\N On ( hUlcl mort.ra.iti fc
MONEY . A. 1J. Tutton , No. 1010 DiofU
ttrfot , rout rcom , Uvtar ) ! * . 435-lf
O.NBV TO LOAN Call it l. w Omco ol D
M T < TTioniM HojtnR Oreluhtnn Blncl. .
S Al U per cons la
3P/StUiUUU teregt In snms.of 2,600 ui
npwards , for 8 to 6 yean , on Brat-class city am
farm property. Gluts KUL ESIATI si Lei ;
Aarocr. Uth and Douglas Bts.
HELP WANTED.
ANThD Two.lrUnt v , > V. c rmriflOtl
\ &Uougla < St. Refcrcrcdrenuiicd. 438-t
AKThU Olrl torgciiciallioustwurkat ' 71 ]
WA .Uckaon street. 440-20) )
WANTE" A glil to do terand uork in prl.
\jtitamly , Ai-ply S. h. eor r20th am ]
Call'ornli sttcBtr. HeforuiCM icquliid. I3MI-
W ANIED A ircod irlrl for general hou e
work , at 171 ! } i-'asi street. 417-tf
ANTFD Vnn to work la Oncieii. JI. ,1.
W
Sml'h , Sherram nicuuo UD-28t
( ! irl ( or general liouscwork , nl
WAXTFU stivtt , betweou Lioo o ai.il Kiirn.
ham. 4 2 1 (
TirAVTf.0-103 laliorfrs , 1 c ok. H. Ma n
\ \ woiller , I Ith tlrtct , near Karnliim. HO iO |
' A illnln rocmrrrom Rl'l at 01
WANl'KU . > , b.ttw. HI Capitol avnuo and
I'avcrpportPtTCt 451-19) )
Olrl at lull ! Chlciuo ktrect.
443 tl
. - OI-liortincrMliaincw rk. Dr ,
WANTRl.OIliortincrMliaincw n-11
linilan d tViliitci. 4Eil-l'J |
' ' A ( : ooil cook , i no tint under
WAN'l'Kli
otali'lsliith MM itnnH p.ftry. None n < "ct
aii | > o > etrp ilr.eU u. Writu Kuci'd hotel , Ire
ii.o.it , until t-ili'ay. 4C021II
\ STiiltoliait08tnpinr : , tonicr Tenll
W nml.la , lh.inj.trtrt , 4i2.1h' :
D AKOOC ! clrl ( Oarnun p-cdrrtd
W limial family , 'lool ru ircl.eos irqulr
cd. Ap.lyair n itli 13th itrc.-t , liotwocn Dav
enport anil Chic go UiO-lf
Crok ni it i Illini ; raa n girl at ( hi
WANTKlJ IIjusu , D13 ritiiunidr.u * , tnp li' <
oIHce. 4'J-t :
: ) due goo
WAXTii ami good pu > , ( icfirtmitM re < | iiiii.d.
Apply at'J18 N. ICtli btreet , up btalrs , rfxwii ti.
I.U tf
ANTr.D-Ojnd unn at I.lttlc0eld' < i Siralo
pa Dairy. -I18-2it
A grmilitnr \ \ Immfdlatclir M
WANIKD ' barber t\\jn on lOtli Mnct
near U 1' . d-pot. 41M8'
AMKl ) A ijooil , hobef. Imlu-trioiH com
pn-or ! ( , ' -.dreij , lironule , MiullMiii , l ll.
C , i iuiitt ninltu.rei ili > iiul.
-
\ \ \ TK'm ifiKul iiiihu > erii to work Ii
\ lo .i , luuiMnaiiil "etira-.ku. Cuitleiiicii ni
l.ulkH.piriiiuu ! not essential. Work llKlituiii
lil jui } Apply ut l.VI Mirtli ] 8tli btn-tt , ( > ini ;
1 1. 1. M in. L. JuliiiMjii , nt L. I * . I'rll } V.
1,1.1 Ti'J ) 111110
> TF D-'li'rt ' Iroiif.ri at tlii Oiruihr. slcau
WA 1 umliy , 1.07 I'anum etrcf t Ujiilwajci
atjd IraJ j eniiloyuie t. 10-11
" \ i ; A.M'-.li-U cil Kirl lor vinurul In ii-awgri
Vl In 14 > n nil ( \mily "fply n : nout'.ei'.t wr
of I'llianl li Ku tr. i'ts. S91 1 (
\-\TAN1 ! KU-Oo'iU'lil foririo ) p'a-c . Em
YV ploymt-ntcllic- noitli Klth.-t. 301-1 !
A.NTK" ' I'lnlnjir ' room rl , MOIUVI eel
U1 tndttt ) klti hen g\t' \ it U u it Hhi-k
\\f AMKD-AtihoNallonalllntelat i eo'n
\ \ One No , 1 female co k vanto1 lc > t 01
wjirci * 11 b ra il 120 1 ( _
A ) roe < l woman ciok. middle azed
WANSIIO "juta good , < lo in w man nee I > ppl )
Good v ago S. McCoy , Gau t House , near new
Kt crnu.cnt coriall , 116 tt
tTrASTKD HO privy \au.u , ilnha nd ee
VV | x > l > to clean with Hanllary Viult ant
Sink Cleaner , the lout In uw. A. Eva-is t Co. ,
( v 120A Ilndge afreet. Omaha
\I7ANTED-Two or tbrn- rooms fU'UIIe
VpliytlcUni ictScc.ddriMLr 1'rrt
Uoa offico. _ _ _ 693-t (
BITUATIOH8 WANTED. I
_
"ITTANTED Bltuitlon liy an r > j < crlencd c'ok.
> \ formerly cook at the M 1 ard. Aillrn.
"Heed " ll < e oilUe. _ 4 < i-tl
MIOELLAM UB WANTO.
ll > a youiu' laily w 1th good lelir
WASTKD ailtutllon 8C. pjijt. Ai'ilicuw "U
l > . " 601 1'ureo stictt. 43S-23) )
FOR HfcNT-HOUBEB AND LAHO.
ilKN i 'Ntc c itUn o with j"rcouiir ! u'l ,
FW lera , ilon-t. pantry , eU , at S. K. citnei
of ITtli and Quit. Inqulru 10130al ( orutaicreutt ,
- J011N McCAXK.
FOU BENT s
. lour tatUun rooms t cr ; one or twontw
cm . . UKUIS , Avcnt ,
HENT-KurnUbed looma at 1717 Cav
FOR e , bU. 17lh aud ISfa. ttC-tt
. 'Oil UE.NT-OocUhou o rocmi.
r Excillcot , nuar lluslneao put Un r a-on-
able , '
- ' '
i ,
FTlORllt NT-Tttonew liomM 816 fe- month
J' cr. rf (1m ml and P crco Itrtet I'arKr'jnidl-
tlon , Convinltnt toitrettcjts AppVinlho
tircm'tc ' ) . 4 C- * '
TTIOR ItfNr-2 riwmi nJ klttlien n uw
L1 houio. corner ISih and Callfortliftrfet. n-
137231
Fhe t nfunus > itil ro mn. IV nt
P , > ' .k i ntranee , 817 N. 17th itrcet. Cnllbc-
Ucenl2Mid-lp.ro. _ 412-19
( I II i.l ASK SU ' IH'IIISI ' lulu mi t , e coiner
I ol lllth nnd \cnirrt ft-e t Mtcsthcr or
pamli- . Also nrjoln'nx res ileme. Iiiiiltccn |
441-251
_ _
RfNt I * lit ( urn'shid ' rocnn , i hiKle or
FOR - . I , V 11 jrnu's gro crj t rndol/n
ttrcet , ucir p ttodlco. ITj-lS )
7riilRUr.NT Home of 4 roomntirt St Itt.
JM lli-oom and ( Iron n , Apph ntxtdonr ,
-103-41
_ _ _
StLIUna 4-htrjo povir'fl' yino P , N.
1J1 Payoand Son's time , tlniiulro cf II. < i.
LUrk ft CO. S323
OK room with board , nd
board glrtn , IbQ-t OIKornli street , tin tl
IpOR HKNT l n'Jmcly fur/.l hed pirlor.
' Atgontrmllcrru.'in. lltlck Loute , 20lStat .
itrcct. l-t
House , Urge , inoJorn , vcrydo'lrabli , * C.
llrnu hrc , contrat , street car , UO.
Ilotli" , 8 rosini , biin , Wooit fit , $17.
tlotfo , new. 0 rcom17th atroet , SCO.
Ilouir , 2 rcomr , Wh < a'on s'.tcer , Si
Thi co buclr.ets los ! , 10th ctrcct. for enc-
' HAI.Li'U.
371-10 Room S I'tilin ll'uil : .
_ _
TTOR "RhNT Orocery ita rcn > , inth tre
I1 and Capital Mi-nuc. App ! > on i rtmi'C * .
t0-tl ;
I7IOU I.S..NT
Jj ITiiisi 13th rnd ImvcnwMrlh , 8V )
ll usoV3rI nnd Captt 1 nvc. S33.
' cine S3ul tliil Doipo ttr * t , 13 >
Twohtui , 2Uhand Chlimo , 8'0
I'cun , Charloi uear Siui dui , 816
MCUAOUK
2 < St Ofpoaite t'oa' '
UKNTNice d ol In on Itf tror.t , Iwt.
FOIl
Wcbsaer ft > id C'a'dforUa Ir quire at II Mojcr
207somli infiitreot. 211 tt
l/Ocv It .Ml I Junior ) dwellni2oth idO f8 ,
JJ 7 room' , no- being npalicd ainl painted
Inquire of C T. Tajlor 14thand Uouila.i , 127-tf
IlKM1 An clffftity furnlhcd front
room , oie blcck froji U ? ' . or U. and M.
lieidq , ancr . Terms < 15 , btilct'v in advance.
Audio a "i.ld " ciro of llio nin o.
HEN ' Nw coltajji ! o ! fl\o rooms.
I1 Enquire N. COI.IMh nd hlcam Stx.
o11' 825.00 pernnuum , tacb
forateimot 30us , nt-'OrniL-u Drove
' adjrlnlni ; Ilanvcom Pork on the wott ,
Uvo minutes wait from s net cam Money ran
bo obtained to build with , by pcreoQS leaning
thejo lots at regular r U's.
JAMGBF.MORION ,
81311 On prcraUcs , olllca 1615 Faraam Htroot
T7IOU KENT Brick more. Icqulro lit Drug
Jj Store , coiner 10th nnd Douglas sts. 520-tl
OK It N I Two netvdwclllncs iuia two othci
dnclllng ) In desirable looillty , by McKoon
Ho. 1614 OoUL'ln * ttrert 817-tl
TON UALt
Ol / nY'0lhan'waro ' nnd ( froocrics
3' L U'Mfor / sale or trade , for Improted
fanii , In miltnlile loeatlon. Addrm K , C. I1. Wy-
rcore , Nub. 4OT'.1' '
T7IOR SALE Goo * biilldlns , br cs. Ca'l at
Jj Water WfrksolBcc. 418-t (
'vuiSAi.UOit KKT Kl\e ccroiof liml , two
itorj hnu t , liirn , etc. , evil sdnuniers
tcot , near Kott Oiuaha. . u-h wll cure a
b r 'ili , . Addra s U. W. Uicng-cr. O klai d , Ne
braska. 422-tf
' Oond tcauihsracslgo i and har-
FOKSAL nilUill voryohcap ii.q .IroJack
4J7-2ZI
OK SAI.K Small hou a on CallfornU street
F wltli4jcatBUasc. OnlySl'.fi.ilcCAOUE
ilcCAOUE ,
101-tf Opp. PoMolhcc.
HOICK ( joloraiio Sheep for s.'c. Ca'l on or
0 addr 6 F. C. OllAULK ,
188-2 \ > It _ Ki-arncr. Xeh.
T71OII S 4Lh "Iwj mul * team \ > l'h wagons and
J ; batnc . Call it City fta.er Wcr.B olHcu.
80B.tf
[ ,1011 HALE Orcctry and crockrry bn lne ? ,
I. ' with or without build m0' . AudriusOscc -
4E-tf
_
PHOFERTY FOR HALII At a
BAUQAUI , one Urje brick hou c , and ono
targe frame house , with full lot on Crwa near 151 h
street. Flna ch nice ( or investment , rent ( or < 70
per month. Call fo-- full lurtlculam , on
BEMIS ,
009 tf _ Afent , 16thn"d noudanfta.
SALE HMUI ti rooms and corner lot 182
FJK
feet Bqunre , SltOO. iicL'OK'ue , opposite 1'ont
olllco. _
'X ' BEAUTIFUL LOTS 4x160 feet each In
UauAcom Place on street car lino. Beat lota
In whole addition on very ca < y t.rmn and at k
( treat bargain. Bn-Jia'a tnt , 15th and DoiiKlai
Btrceta _ iR.tl
FOU 8AI.C. The Arlington HoustS
HOTEL claai ; nil ( urnlnhed Thu only hoto
nvn. The cheipujt projicrty In the tite.
llajalltho travcitui ; nun. Will bo Mid cheap on
terms to suit. Knijulroof K. Fuiio proinlctor ,
Arlington , \VmnluLr"r. rounty. Noh fTt tl
YpOK SALK lia-i'o and cjrner lot. r.t I'll ' 60.
Jj b rtaln ( Mot'A'il'K , oppo-lt" f. O. t8 tf
E perty , an Itunrored ace oanfUnd ndlolo- 1
ir.S a atilicn on U. P. B. H. II. UUNHAit , Ml
ht. . nm&ha. 7211 St-i
RICK FOft EAI.I. .
B TOS-lf * COB
10ST A tiu-ill bttk mil tantit , weiring
J b'ue or red leather calar Alllur * ! rrwucd
wll to jn-d ilit ) Under upiu icturiilnir animal ( b
Nc..01 s3uth Jnth Btrect. -115-1:03 :
LOSI-flcMirosiwIth Intcrlp'lon "K. R. il.
jpt 21" Fiider llrec hul.beral reward
by lcuviint | the llurnUollUe. 450-tf
) THoUailc ponies. OlieTi iiurkcTl
STUAYKI
Icttcra " / . and O , " and the other U marked
'P. M. " Liberal icward will bopaldforllicir re
turn to Comle'n necoml-hand store , I3th , Iwueen
Jonenuml Lcn\vn orth ( Streets , 4.11 la'
JBTT Homo and Carpet Gleaner , Stove
AK roll.lii-r. Leivooiilcrj at , Itepu'.llcan of-
lice , 13 h and 1) ug an. 358-tf
C > o KfvlH buy the fuinliiiro cf the bett
lP , fJUU payliif h > t-1 In hwn. Itent reas
onablu. Audrcw Uolph Alaegregor , llio olHce ,
Omaha , Xeb. _ lout
ED w ARD"&UBHI ;
ov PAUivsrr.7 AND ronoi
1 1OHALI8T , 40S 'toi.lt. Xfrcet , l-ntwoi j P rr Mo
ttUUiioov.fll' , with n ild nf pu-.iJUr
iiplcU ? rht.D ( or uy mu ilr.nce > l > n < - pnni
and prcvoct , and nn curtain condition in i'.m ( D.
-r.ler Perf t -S *
-
A
Absolutely Pure.
Thja iiowder never rarien , A inarve. o
purity , strength and wholoouieDena
More economical than the ordinary kinds ,
and cannot be olii in competition with the
multitude of low test , short weight , alum
or phonphate powdere. SoM only In rana ,
ItOVAL liAKlN'O 1'OWDEIl Co ,
IOC Wall St. , New York