THE DAILY BEE-OMAHA , TUESDAYS OCTOBER. 31 , < The Omaha Bee. PnbUihfedeTery morning , except .Sunday Van onlj Mon. ! y morning dally , XEltMB KTl MAIL _ Tm . $10.00 I Three Montlw.w.uU Montbi , o.OO | One . . 1.00 fHR WKKKLY BEB , pnbllnted BT- rf Wednesday. TKr.MS POST 1'AID. _ One Year. . 12.01 1 Three Months. . 00 li Mouth * . . . . 1.00 I One . . 20 AMERICAN NEWS COMPANY , Sole Agents or Nowtdoalcra In the TTnltcd SUloe. CrmnESPONDKNCE All Cornmnnf- gallons relating to Now * and Edltorhl mat in RhnuH bo addressed to the KUITOH or Ran Urs. BU31VBS3 LKTTKnS-AU Baslno * ettcn Mid Uoinlllancos khould bo ml- r wsd to Tun BEE PUBLISHING COM- AHT , OMAHA. DrMU , t'hcclca nnd Popt- ffios Or lure to bo mode paynblo to the tder of the Oompanvl fho BEE FUBUilHO 00 , , Props EiROSEWATER. Editor. Tut : following appointment of epoakors for the Third district nro nn- nouuccd : UonatorVan Wyolj. Albion , October 31 , 2-00 p. in. Capt J. H. Stioklo. Albion , October 3 1 , 2:00 : p. m , POLITICIANS prop03o but the people dieposo. TUB Douglas county senatorial quintotto ia laid up for repairs. FIVK bosses can't control Djuglns county even when they pool their { BSUOS. 1L K. Tuns EH is the farmor'a can- 'didatn , and will bo elected largely by farmer's votes. GUN. QUINT says ho takes no in- toroat in politics nowadays. This IB the "mos1'unkindcat" cut of all. J5X BKtUTou GKonriK E. Sri'.NCiiit , the absconding Ptar route witnoes , atill turns up mieung , blU n > ? Vt P annual pass is good for 6L6 year iron ! dato. name ofbolter" and the ohnrso ( of "bolting" has lost ita tor- fora in every republican state in tho. union. And in none leas so than in Nebraska. THE railroad attornoyn nro claiming Vals election by 1,000 majority. This ! > ' ia a Bwoot scented kind of "walk , } 1 away" in a district republican by 10 , * 000 majority. ' JCDQU MAHON is .dunounosd , but not duhoartoned A thousand del > Ura is a woloomo addition to a bank account , which will even up a good deal of political ombamssraont. the now senator from Oregon gen has an inoomo of $100,000 nyoar , and is council for all the railroads in the state. Mr. Gould will bo happy to make Mr. Djlph's acquaintance. "You may drive a horse to water bu' , you can't inak3 him drink. " You can nominate what candidates you choose but you can't force votora to nupport them at the polls. Mus. LANOTUY'S boom has over shadowed the Oioar Wilde craze , Ssven thousand dollars will bo raked in by the professional beauty at her opening performance in Now York. PIIEHIDKNT AiiTiiuu has appointed November SO an a day of national thankigiving. It looks as if the dein- crats will eat their turkey with the happiest hearts and the most easy digeation. VOID cut uguinot Loran Olatka ia n vote agiinst fraud and jug glery la our political conventions. Puliticians luvo no rluht to appeal to defrauded voters to indorse the fraud. COLORADO republicans are kicking ao tioloLtly iu the tracca that the \ ; Danvor Tribune predicts the defeat of Oitnpbell , Senator Ohail'je'a candidate for governor , ba thousand mij > rity. It ta pertinent to again repeat the remark - mark that this scorns to bo a cold year for the bosses. " , . MoEiNLGY , of Ohio , will demand hla beat in the next houio. He claims on election by & m ijority ol eighty votes and if a democratic clerk la elected will certainly receive the certificate. This will pUce Wallace , who believes that bo was elected by fourteen majority , in the position of a contestant WESTERN banks are greatly agitatei over the loat of valuable mail mittei on route to Now York , It is charged that the trouble lies somewhere east of Cincinnati. Denver banks are oeuding thiir remittances by oxprcs &i eafer than the mails , The post oflloo department owes it to itself to 4. i put a atop to UIHBU th'evoriea. ' A FEW evauii ii ogJ Jjdgo "Jerry1 Black presided at a pglitioal inoutinj at York , Ponn. Oa takin the cha > ho eaid : ' I hardly intended to b hero to-night ; but I saw in a littl newtpaper that Judge Black would now have to ahow bia hand in this cam pifgn. There they are , " and he grace folly held forward both hands "There is no stain on them. The ] never held a bribe. " Judge Black i one legislator among a thousand. A FAIR , FREE BALLOT- There is going to ba a good deal o counting in and counting out in th < coming election if the railrooc strikers can succeed in debauching the polls , and wo warn all friends ol the anti-monopoly cauao to BOO that the count at oaoh precinct is honest and that the returns are prcpsrly cer tified to. i'lirthormoro the greatest care must bo taken that county clorkc in forwarding returns to the secretary of state shnll do BO cither by exprcee or b > registered letter. There have boon too many susp c'tous excuse a in past years that returns have not baon received at Lincoln and tno mails have had to boar tnoro than their eh are oi the blame. Every indication pointa to a rousing anti-monopoly victory on November 7lh if the pulls are permitted to regis ter the will of the voters , And the result of the election must ba secured when the final canvas of votes ciat ia rrudo An ounce of prevention is worth u pound of cure. Mil. Our.ioiiroN , chairman of the Imrd of public works presents hia o implimunts to Mr. Barker in very plain language. No ono can mistake the aoiittmont of the people of Omaha on the paving question. The eiaipor- ating dolaja Ttuchhavo prevented the beginning of paving operations' ought to cease ut onoo. It was to facilitate work that the board of which Mr , LUrkcr ia a member wai created. What the property owners on Tenth street wants "is a pavement laid as quickly as possible , and put down to aat. They have twice indicated the material they with used. Mr. Bar- cor'a objeotiona are trifling and frivo- ous. They pro suspiciously hko that of a apodal pleader. Their only re sult out bo a further delay in paving Tenth street just jn advance of the season when our city han annually Buffjrod thousands of dollars loss : hrough the absence of proper pavo- monta. And thia is precisely what proponj owners propose to avoid for the future by an ilptnodtato begin ning of paving in 0-niha. OENEIIAL WOLSKLBY was made the ootpiout of a tiotnondous nception n London on Saturday. E/en the ealous critics ot Sir Q.irnob are com- tullod to admit that ho deservea it. 3y his military skill ho helped Eng- and out of u ecrapo that might have coat her rivers of blnod. and immense roaauro. Ho displayed first-rate military talent. The midnight march on Tel-el Kobir was beautifully done , and the rnsh at da > bicak upon the bewildered Ejyptitna wa ? the thing that turned them o it and tumbled them into headlong flight. Then hit relentless pursuit was what saved [ Xiiro and ended the war. Wolsulej may bo. lucky , but such luck doii'i happen to second class soldiers. EDWARD K. VALENTINE is n defeat ed man. The closing days of his can vass in the Third district are marked > y such a revulsion of public senti ment against him that his chances lave become worse than doipjrate. The only question which now romaiua to bo nnswored ia whether , n rcpubli can shall represent the Third Nobras- c * district m congress. The race it narrowed down to Hon. M. K Tur ner , the fanner's candidate , and Mr. Hanger , tbo uom- nee of the Democratic party. The BEK therefore earnestly appeals o these republican who havoptrhape lonostly , though miitikab'y , boon aupoortinp the candiJacy of V lontini ; turn in and assist in making Mr , Turner's election by a rousing mej ) r ty a certainty. There ia no reason why MutiRor should carry a diatricl which is republican by a Rood 10.00C mnjority on a straight ieauo and with a straight candidate. There is ovorj reason why the next congrcip , alroadj admittedly lost to the republioana , should ba democratic by as small t nojority us possible. Valentino can lot secure an election , and it is foi the Valentino republicans of the da ! < triot to decide whether they wil throwaway their ballots in a hopolesi struggle and perhaps aid in socurim the election of a democrat , or wbothei they will wheel .In line and send i staunch anti-monopoly republican tc represent their interests and the in teresta of the state at the nationa capital. A bill ia before the Vermont legls laturo prohibiting a divorcid persot from marrjing within a year , and i person from whom a divorce ia ob tamed from marrying within fin 7ow , or ever , if the ground of com plaint is a crime , in which casa orimi nitl proaocutiou must follow the divorce vorco proceedings , Divoroo is inn i too ea y in muny states , and Ne br.uku'4 reputation ia not of the bet in thia respect. TUB New York Herald has boei inturvioming Judge Israel 8. Spencer of Syracuse , un eld nnd liua republi can , aa to the caueo of the existiu ditaQ'dction in the republic iu rank ) Hit eayt : "I think it may lo attributed or tlrely to the way in which the afTaii of tbo party havu been managed fu the pant ten or tnrelvu years. One st of men have been all the time iu con trol. Their names hare been con atantly cropping up at every conven tion local , state and national uuti it tccmod AI if the republican parly was entirely in the keeping of A close corporation of ofllco holdprs. Thia distrusted the rank and filn , who novet got a show in any direction , and a revolt < volt was inevitable , The disaffected republicans hnpo to too C'evcland ' elected , to that this class of men Ulay have their oyrs opened and receive nuch n rebuke that they may bo in duced to hide their heads in obscur ity. " In Nebraska di ( IT ction with the management of parties is duo to their open and admitted control by corpor ate monopoly joined to an oligarchy of ( (11 ( jo sockets who bid for railroad assistance on the grounds of their control of the parly. THE Poil-L > ipatch hits the nail on the head when it comments in the fo1- lowing langutgo upon the aalo of the Nickel Plated railroad fraud to the monopoly syndicate : The now antimonopoly - monopoly road , the bright little , light liUlo , peopla'd own Nickel Plate , has boon gathered in by the monopoly , and will bo run on the usual plan , Thia gradual process by which five or six men are getting to own the whole country ia not merely becoming mon otonous ; it is becoming dangerous , Do the votora run the parties or > are the parties to bo permitted to run the voton ? This ia the question which the repnblicai revolt is trying to bring before the people of this country. Upon its anawor depends the oon- tinuul existence of the republican party. Mn , T. J. BILL , of Otoo , having declined the nomination for regent of thd atsto university on the anti-mo rn p ) ly ticket , Mr. J. M. Bur to , of LIDO liter , n gentleman of culture and ability has been aubatUutcd. JIM LAI an claims to bo the sou of a Proaoytorian minister , but hia obscene and blasphemous stories stamp him as a follower of Bob Ingorsoll and nro loairg him a good many votes in his district. THIN audiences , addressed with hinnor arguments , maiks the pro gress of Valentino's campaign in the Third district. Tbo Next Senate. Senators for the term to begin tiroh 4 , 1883 , have now boon elected aa lollowt : Iowa , Jamea F. Wilson , republi can , vice McDill , republican. Kentucky , James B. Beck , demo crat , ro cltcttd. Louibianin , RindallS Gibson , dem ocrat , vice Kellogg , republican. Mississippi , Lucius Q. 0. Lam&r , democrat , re-elected. Oregon , Joseph N. Dolph , repub lican , vice Gruver , democrat. BAodu Iiland , Henry B. Anthony , republican , re-elected. Virginia , Henry Riddloborgor , ro. publican , vice Johnson , democrat. Mr. lltddloburger , being Mahono'a lirat lieutenant , ia classed aa a repub lican , with which party M hone and Virginia followers are now in gloat ) alliance. The not result in the seven scuta above named is a republican gnin of ono. legislatures already chosen this year in Alabama , Arkansas , Goer * gia , and West Virginia will elect dom- jcratio senators , nnd the Maine legis- 'aturo a n publican senator , coutinu * ng In each ouso the present political roprcBuntatipu. Twelve of the twen ty-six seats in the class of 1883-89 are thus disposed of with a democratic oss of ono , aa stated. The fourteen aeata remaining to bo filled are tow hold by domncrata from thn stated of Delaware , New Jersey , North Carolina , Sjuth Carolina , Tennessee , and Tcxa ; by seven republicans rep resenting Colorado , IC-msao , Massa- ihunetta , Michigan , Minnesota , No brasku , and New Hampshire , and by nip independent ( D.vid Davu ) of [ Ilinois. It is d.flioult to eoo how the republicans are to lose in any of the states named which they noir hold. The democrats are correspondingly sura of four c f their statoH , but cannot - not bo considered sure of Now Jersey or Tennessee. Illinois may also , in the present complexion of thu o > tnvua , be marked doubtful. The political control of the senate after March 4 will nut , however - over , depend upon the result in any or all uf thu three elates called daub' . ful , as thn rouubl a ins are reasonab'y a euro of 39 to begin with , The sum mary statement , according to the pres ent outlook , would bo aa follows : Itermb lo- Demo * Doubt HUB. crUi , ful , M 23 Kltcled orifcurel. . . . To be determined. . 7 4 1 Total 19 4 I . Thin la Qould't ) Campaign. Cblo > RO Tribune. When Mr. Vanderbilt was asked the other diy in Chicago about the approaching New York election , he said ho knew nothing about it , and added : 'This is Mr. Gould's cam. paign. " Aa the canvass progresses it bocomot evident that Mr. Vatidtrbilt , though not a ch U , epoko the truth. Judge Tracy , vthu wrote the decision recent' ly delivered in the elevated railroad oisfs , bflirimug the property rights ol th citizens in the airueta ot Nen Yoik , IB a candidate for ro-dootion. Until thu decision referred to wai made the N w York organ of Mr , Gould had nothing to say in rppisl tion to him. But the morning uftu thu decinon ao diataatf ful to the man ugers of Mht * elevated railroads wai handed down this j mriial bogau i courta of intemperate abuse. t > f tin jud/o who had dared to iuterposu tu ) barrier of the law to protect the prop erty of thu people from confiscation. It waa not until GJV. Cornell hnc vetoed the elevated railroad tux bill by which these compani a sought tc evadu hundreds of thousands of del Jars of taxva , that Mr. Gould madi public the fact about the bliud pee and began the attacks that defeatec Mr. OjrneU's ' aspirations for a renouv { nation. There waa no lack of argumeuti ogainet the Klovatcd railroad tax bill , but the ono which may fairly bo eaiu to have commanded the veto waa thai submitted by Mr.-Allan Campbell , onnlrollnr of the city of New York. Mr , CampbUl hon ( inco been nomin ated as the independent dii m' can didate for mayor of Now York. With thoaamo promptitude that signified its attacks on Governor Cornell and Judge Tracy , the organ referred to turna ita mud-guns on Controller Campbell , and publishes columns of editorial tn provo that ho has been quilty of n perfidy that ranks him boW "tho moat disreputable party hacks. " These focta are of more than local importance. Illinois and Wisconsin are as deeply interested as Now York in this malign growth of n powei which dooa not conceal ita pnrpoacs ta control the olcottona of judicial and administrative tflicra in the interests of corporate confiscation of private rights and private properly. Thn contempt of thia power for the public is BO profound that it dne.i not even throw a veil about ita pohtioal"immor- " ality. _ _ PERBONAimiilB. A reporter B ys Slgnor 3ulvlnt looka like General Butler. In view of hh coming trial Arab ! Boy ou4ht to eond over fomnan Diokson. \Vhttolaw Held hai been married only ono yusir nd U printing bitter edltormla ngnimt bossiam. Mr , Vanderbllt s ys that Lo noer said it , uud ho will , probably , take good care ueter to nay it nguln , It it not believed that Henry Ward ueecber will ovet become crazed through religious excitement. Oou. Sherman receives on an average 1'JOU Invitations a joar to reuniuui nnd similar gatherings. Mr , Miln , the new actor is shrewd in ; oUiug on the stage few wetks i.hefcd ol Mr. ' Jumes , but a good u.nuy are waiting 'or J-moH , Mr. Bounott , of MliBlsslpp ) , felt that its cook had done rnoro for hie happincHi than bis wife , and ho tharcforo left hoi 3 > , OOOandhiswlteS20D. Bob latOMoll refnies t believe that ; hoio was over any such person as Noah , Robert has no idea there was much of u nbywer in Noah's time , cHhcr. Atna Dlcken6b would find miming * jotter than a woman Buffr ; RJ nmendmeot. [ t would secure ber an anaieoco and give ler control of n vote at ibj name time. Mayor Harris 'H biide is tall , very slender , very cruet ful , and Spanish in up- tearanco. The wulk of her huab ud may now be ome occasionally Kjanlh ) in ap- .oaraaco , Sinan B. cau sympathize with the Hin dee giila , A Umduj fcirl who i-n'c mar ried netnre fho leaches the age of fourteen s called an ol J maid and luuet do thu fam ily drudgery. Ex-GoverLor Young , til Ohio , says that wiilnu tenor tfieen years lhern will be uo pundny in this country. Mr. Young's cf- 'ort to start a bo > m in Now Jeraoy real ca nto In too palpable. King KAk. \ . ua has authorized a na- ticna loan uf ยง . ' ,000JOJ. Aa winter over coat ! are nut n.eded iu II nolu u , it is sur mised that Kulauaun coiUerupUtet the .wrchuBe of itrotter. . Unfortunate Mr. George S. Peters , of town , got fctruik on milliner , paid hU wife itOD for a divorce , and had bee a free untv two weeks when Mrs. Pettra IM heir to $200,00 > , and the milliner robbed Him of $ li 00 uud skipped , Ilerbert Spencer is traveling throughthe United attttca Incognito. It anybody sud denly hears a Bttong Brlttoh voce that Bounds li o ' "Kiven 'elp this blarmed ceuatry , w'at would they tay in Htng- lana ? ' the probability is that Mr. Spen cer is somewnero iu the neighborhood. Kaneai has a man whoi-e ' hair U gray , but not with years. " It rattier "grew wb te in a tingle Light from iu tden fours. " Iho grand jary at Leaveuvvort i luuicted A. B. Corutlt , Clunes S. Wychuff anu II. K. S U. i'obter ' ( lid any initi la get uwtj ? ) fur star routa frauds , whtra con- tr cut had Ltoamade and fraudulent bonru given Cornell waa sent to j ill in deKult jf bull , and in a few d ys hl jit-black luir turned snowy white. Wli" wouldn't be a tluwtnan and own Jumbo ? Biroun ) , B iloy & Hutchtnroa 3 uaed their bumuier campaign at Cuei > ter , Pa , ltt8tSilurduy n < gh < - , aud the treasurer H-ktHth t their pruhlH for the ttaaon ure $ 03,0 0 which it a third mure than tbuy inn jo lost our. Thn nbow ir u f ely homed in winttr quartcra at Bridgeport. SIXTH JUDICIAL , DXSTRIO1- . Proceedings of tbo Anti-Monopoly Convention. CUEIRHTOX , KaoxOa , , Neb , , October 27 , TJ the I'.L'Hor of TIIK HKE. At tha anti-m uou ly county conventlcc held ut Crt-i.hcon , IC'iox cotiaty , Nebras ka this 27tti day uf October , 1852 , the following luiued partlra were olectoil us delegat Htu thu judicial convention to lie bold at No folk oil Siturday , OH > ber 23 , viz : Capt. Klilngton aud Mluor W. . UrucoamlK , 1'oniae ; and It wis moved aud carried tlut o thvr of iha ubiiva dele < gntea be uuthorired t J catt the full vote ol the ilolegutlou or for those meiubf r < of tin aanio wl n might nut I e pfeo"t at the said contention. Joust T. LINDSAY , Ju . F. 1'iHCHKii , l/hulrujiui Uomiiititee. noK , Neb. . October UJ , At a meet In < uf the anti-monopoly party called for thti dlatriet were prtseut tno delrgntei uumvd la the report of the cumuiittee ou crtdentUls. UaptuluJ. Ill , iilllnton ; was chosen chairman and Fred J , 1'ox secretary , Th ( followiutr drlfgitej were oru-eai : J. M. Ellington , il.V. . Bruce , Erastui 1'errlan , uf Knox county. Siiuuel Tnntcb , 8.Vycoff , P Her mann , of Madi > on c iimty. Fred K. Kverton , Jam * P. Weeks John Car -erry , of Holt county. H. lluffuun , A. T. Mackinan , V. J Oatnpbe 1 , tf Aut lopa county. A. Coburn , J. H , Potter , J. A. Thorn- atein , of I'ierce county , Fred. J , Fox , Simuel J. Norrln , uf Un organized territory. On hist informal ballot John K Mark Icy wan nominated f ir dittrlct attorney , For CqiiKrwn M. 1C. 1'uruor. Very truly vour * . JI. JlorruAN , Ohalriunn Central Couuiitue Hovolutloo t'uded. 6H | > clal lljUtch ) | to Tin HUB. TuujON , A. T. , Ojtober 30. Tin Star's llermoiillo special says tin revolution in Souora is ended. GJV , Ortrz lus returned with hu cabinet to Hcriu-v\illo and diioharjed liii soldiers. Gdii. Rjyes v > i\l \ now turn hid ontiru forca against thu Apaches , who still deprjdutu eastern Sonora. A Crual Gate- 8WctM | Dltp&Uh to Tun Uu. OiiAMiroiiKR , Dakota , Ostober 30 , Tno mill Elliot , tarred and leather ed Friday night , who has been mus < it i > tincc , was found to day on tin Minnisjta side of thn river in a precarious carious condition , There is Borne ex citemcnt hero over the case , The ar reat of the participants is threatened First snow of the season this morn ingj weather mild. _ scarts , ribbons and &nj fancy articles can bo made any cole wanted with the Diamond Dyes. Al the popular colors. LINCOLN COUNTY- The Monopolists Politically Outwlt- ted by the People A Choosing Outlook for the Antt'd. Qorrc ponJ Qc pj TUB U s , Nomit PI.ATTK , Neb. , October 30 The situation hero , politically , ii amusing , and hopeful ta well. Wo look for good anti-monopoly results from the ides of the 7th of Noveuibnr. The amusing fnaturo of the political Gold ia the "box" the mompoly strikers have got themselves into by their blunders. They have had con trol of both the republican nnd demo cratic contra ! committcoa for two year. ' , and have grown bold enough to venture upon the experiment ol nominating county oftioeni in each party thia fall there being vacancies M ( ill iu th' ) treasury , clurkohip and euporintondunt of tchools. Hereto- Tore wo have not had patty nomina tions for thueo ofliceB , and the monop- aly strikora fixed up a lovely pro gramme , which assigned to each party ita sluro of sure enough candidates and ita share of sticks. To the repub licans was given the state senator , llirot , of Sidney , and the democrats Tilled their part of the programme by naming D. 1' . Conductor Hammond against him. Hammond is a good enough kind of a man , only ho didn't want to run for the office , and since lis nomination haa resigned his can didacy. To the democrats was given the nomination Of a euro enough candidate for representative , and the republicans made good their part of the compact by nomin ating an old porpoise named Wyman. Blunder number 21 For the monopoly ely democrat * , in buying this doer , agreed to take them as they ran , and they had the mortification of seeing their moat fall' into the hands of strangers on th'o day the antimonopoly ly democrats captured their party pri maries. The result of this victory is a county ticket of good , trao men , every ono of them. These are they : Hon. Simuol F. Watta for represent ative ; Harvy I. Swarthout , a well- known grocer , for treasurer ; Samuel Gloozeo , for county clerk , ana Bernard Bier , for county commissioner. Toe prospect ia that they will all be elected , The senatorial race does ait alone ; o Mr. Monopoly Hirst , Some days joforo the democratic nominee re signed , Hon. Thomas 0. Patterson , of this city , yielded to urgent solicita- lone and became an independent : andidato for thia office , Hin popu- arity hero is unbounded. You will remember that last spring , when ho was a candidate for ro appointment aa postmaster his petition therefor WAS tigned by almost s x hundred against thirty-eight who signed for his op ponent. Ho hos been u staunch to- publican anti-monopoly worker for nearly ten years , aud even hia ene mies and ho has none save monopoly strikers trust his honor and upright- nc'as He will carry thia county with i whirl , and I have the best of news n his regard from Ohcyenno county. The other counties in the district , Diwaon and Ouster , I am not posted on If there bo any considerable number of anti-mouopolists there , and God knows there ought to bo , for the signs of the times ought to make every honoat man an anti-monopolist , then this 31st senatorial district will 3e ably and honestly represented. No ruoro to-day , but some other day. JOHN GYNCKH SOMETHING HEW. A Weather Signal Station for the feoplo. Considerable attention waa attract ed yesterday by the work goiutr onon , the east side of the handsome brick block occupied by A. Oruickshank & GJ. A BEE reporter among the rest wont to investigate the matter and iound quite an interesting item. It appears that some time ago Mr Jones , representing Col. Hurst , oi Philadelphia , came to Omaha to make overtures to some of Its busi ness men looking toward putting in in seine pub'io place n weather signal station fur the benefi ; of tbo people generally and which everybody could understand. Through the enterprise of Oruickshank & Co , , and the liber ality of a number of business men who they consulted on the subject Mr. Jones got an order to put in a station , for which the various parties paid 8100. Col. Hurst came on at once and this was the work ho was engaged in 'hat so attracted the attention of passer * by. The machinery is not very difTjront from that used in the government sig nal stations , and hrnco need not bo particularly described. The advan tage is that it affords ready informa tion and is not only easily accessible to the public , but So plain that he who runs may road. The anemometer , vane , etc. , are looted on the roof , and connect by wires with a very largo cross shaped walnut case below , containing a fioo barometer , thermometer and other weather indicators. This enunciati r case contains a large print ed analysis which will inform all people ple how to read the weather and know just how the wind blows , its velocity , the approach of storms and what kind they are , and in rhort anything per taining to the subjf J * . A number of business houses also have their cards on the enunciator case and it is really a pretty and attractive , as well as uto- ful oVject Col. Hunt is an old hand at this business and lias put in theeo weather signal etaklons all through the Alia- nhany raounUin country , New Yoik , Michigan and Ohio. nWgT f'g-rt fnMfrl r imTH I , THE CRSAT CURE j Q i * i * * l * " * * * * : r- ' " - , FOB - As It Is for all the painful dUouefl of Ui K13NEY3 , LIVCn Ate DOWELS. Itolc ut tSiOF7S'eao iSio crid poUou that cause * U o dreadful' mca * wMch onlT the victlaj of rhoimathm can reulM THOUSANDS OP CA8CS of the wont formi of ttU tumble tt vo been Quickly relieved , and in then Um * . riuc * i. uqi in cr DM , WHJJ kDutccisrs. . 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