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THE DALLf BBiil-OMAHA WEDNESDAY" JANUARY 24
THE IMPERIAL AGITATION
The Royalists o ? Frauco
ously Working for Power
anl Prestige ,
Ex-Brupre. a Bu\eaio Suddenly
Appears 11 Bco3t Jvr.-ino
Napoleon.
i Prep * od Ixoulnion cf
Prlucsu ijiabla to Precipi
tate a
R ; illcul iul Ubiiurvittlvt
11 on 11 * at
Q -.nernl Vrtrloty of Ko elifti Now * .
Bpedal Dlsrpatctcs to Tim lien
A uu > srA.ru or AFKAIIIH
[ * KH , Jituutty 251 Taero was a
kiiidif H p.itiie nn tlio bourse yta't-r- '
day. Tfnt events following the
Priiico N.ip'ileon'e manifis'o , tlio
rcstlosiuces in the dtputisa , the un
certainty of tlui fate ot the govern
ment , billa nnd nnwepnpsr public
mind has created a disquietude.
Among the propcrt'03 ' clasi the hold
ers of rents and othtr securities have
thrown them on the market for fear
that rnvolutionary moaaurcH may du
prociato them. President Grevy
Booms to have been cIFictod by the recent
cent scare.
UILITAHY rUEOAUTI NS.
PAULS , January 23. A guard has
been stationed at the garden entrance
cf the Elyseea with muekets loaded
with ball cartridges. A subscription
has been opened < u boha.f of the fain *
ilies of the condemned anarchists.
A FAMOUS FRENCHMAN DKAD.
PAUIS , January 23. Gastavo Doro ,
the t.unoua pointer , is dead.
THE F-X-EMP11ES3 IN 1'ARIS.
PAKIS , January 23 Et Empress
Eugene announces aho ignprea the ro
publij and comes to Paris to display
her uympathy with Prince Jerome.
Her propone j is a toplo almost r.a ex
citing as thu atroat of the prince. It
ia said Eug no waa cognizant of the
manifesto. Her adherents claim her
presence raoanaadomonitration In behalf -
half ot the name of thu family of Ni-
poleon. This , it Is observed , is con
sidered rather doubtful , owing to the
well known oolnoss between the ox-
empress and prince.
TIIK RESULT OF THE ELECTIONS
in the bureau ( f the chamber of depu
ties for members of the commlttteo on
bills dealing with pretenders to the
throne , is found In favor of the gov-
ornniout bills , with certain restric
tions. Six are in favor of Floquet'a
bill , and ono in favor cf Balluo's.
Eighty votes were given for meinbjrs
favoring the government bills , and ,120
for those f jvoring the billa of Flcquot.
The report , of a ministerial crlsiu is
not confirmed. The ministers decided
at a council to-day that at to-morrow's
titling of the committee elected to-day
they would explain their policy in re
gard to pretenders.
THE DIFFERENCE ! IN THE CABINET
have arisen from the discussion of the
third clanee in the government bill to
place the Orleans princes , now in
active service , on the retired list. It
is understood that the minister of
w.ir refuses the ndheslon , while it is
aflirinod that the other members of
the cabinet favor Balluo's more stringent -
gent amendment decreeing immsdlute
cashiurlng of the prince * . The 1 tit-
tor's hacah enactment is the stumbling
block over which ths ministry prom
iaea to break up btfuro lone.
A DANOKROCJ.H CHI-IS.
LONDON , January 2-1. It in hardly
poaaiblo to overrate the dangerous
character the mmistcrhl orlsia hna av
sum id. Throe cabinet council. ) worn
held Tuesday when tlio now epjc
committee showed a majority aguiunt
the government. The minister of war
and imrino reigned but President
Groy rjed , them not to resign. Ho
said , "You are a soldier and you are
a sailor. I am qai o ouri you would
never desert your posts under fire , but
if you retire noiv and lo.ivo me with
out a cabinet that v/ould bo desertion. "
It ia certain a ministerial crisis is
Imminout. The idea of having P/inco
Jetomo tried by the senate appears to
have been abandoned. Prlnco Jerome
wanted to see n whole troop of friends
under the pretext that they were hia
counsel. The judge d1 instructions al
lowed Jolliboia , bonapmist deputy ,
to act us hia counsel , also making
three advocatoa , but has intimated
this will bo the last. The police make
a search m the oflioo of The Petit Oor
poral for the manuscript of the arti
cle which appeared in that paper , urg
ing imperialists to bo notivo and press
ing in proiliiming Prlnco Victor em
peror of Franco.
THE EX-EMPJtms
la etaying at the hotel Dutbin. in the
very apartment occupied by Napoleon
before hia election UD president. To
the Interviewer uho eaid , "I have como
to Fi-anco , using my right , to to.Uify
to Napoleon , prisoner , my sympathy
and forgotfulncta of all past dlecordo.
I uln. ) como to comfort Princess Ma
thi ! le. Wl'at I am doing ia only a
family affair. I will m.nko no political
inatifeaialion in the presence cf agnv-
ernruunt of which I know nothing "
The rooms in the hotel nro taken
fo ; n week in the name of Cjuntesi
Piorretord. Alary noted bonapartiau
ilock to hotel Darbin. It h stated
that both Kugenio and IMnccta
Mathildo hnvj rectivod polite hinti
that they would do well to bu'.ukt
thdiiistilvcs out of the country. Aiv
otlior authority Bays : ' Et-Kmnrou
Eigumo wished it dntinotiy under
Btocd that her prcconco in Franco a1
the proaoni juno'uro muit not bo in
turpruted em having ary polit'c l aig
cifijince.1
DiCwagnao , writing in The Paris
DJJB : "Tho empress , wl.h chiv lroui
gpneronity , h&n forgotten 1'rinci
Jironui'a p it , hia revolt , intrlguei
nnd auibltio-ua , and merelj uonuiricrui
her place where the nam-a Napolno ;
was being persecuted. Tula atop b ;
that admirnblo , noblu wonria ia pur
footly natural and logtcnl. "
PRiCTJOALLY DKFU.NCT.
At the third cabinet council , at !
o'clock last evening , matters were Uf
practically unsettled , Tao cabiuo
will rnnch n decision this mornitig ,
Late Tuosdny evening it was nn-
uonncdd that nil ministers except D > i-
dote , Billet and Jaurrtquibtiry hud
ruslnni'd. la cise the present cabinet
i * definitely overturned , the F.-ey-
cinct-Fkiqtiot ministry is spoken of.
The Standard's special ciys
the Duclora cabinet is virtually
defunct. The political panic in
nnnbatud , and landholders Rro
throwing their stocks on the mar-
lol. The want of n guidinc etur is
universally felt The praslbility rf a
military pronuncinmciito is freely
t.tlkod About throughout Bnnjloipo
clnesca. Tboro is a rtmeli'm ' ugi'int
the ro imo of dollars ntid j ) urnnliA a ,
nud a joining for thu caving atvnrd
It is certain the chamber * will adopt
FJon ( ] i' propoail G .mbptta'adoith
Inn throH'ii the whole workingmachino
of Franc j out of go.ir.
Itr.TURXS OF TIIK FUKNCII VISTAOK
for 18SL' show n chore t > n of three
und quarter milijn h > ctlitrot ns
ormipared wi'h 1881 , aid 1U03UOO )
hoctlitrea M cnniparud with 'he ' nvtr-
ao the last ten yoais
The ix t'inptesit reo ivcd n number
of fiHiidft to dfy ni'd eutuitaintd
Princess Mathildn
GENERAL rOKEION NEWS.
THE JBWH IN HU.V1AKT ,
PETH , January 23 In the lower
house to-day Jokay energetically ad
vocated placing Jowa on complete
equality with adherents of other
creeds , IIh remarks were greeted
with cheers Tuzi , president of the
council , said the prejudice against the
Jewish racn would expire throuzh so
cial influences only. If society show
ed itself unequal to the task , then
would exceptional legislation become
noceasary.
THE COST OF UECOININO.
BERLIN , January 23. It Is stated
the cost rf realizing the proposal of
blmotalalhts to recoin silver of Gor ]
many ia estimated at 20 000 OOD marks
A ROYAL MATCH
MADRID , January 23 At the court
reception to-day , King Alfonso an
nounced that ho had received from
Prlnco Louis Ferdinand , of Bavaria ,
a formal demand for the hand of In
fanta Marie Djlla Paz.
THKATER BURNED.
ST. PETERSBURG , January 23. The
theater in Milan burned. There was
no performance at the time , and no
lota of lifo.
DEATH IIY STARVATION.
LONDON , January 23 , Reports
have reached Sligo of deaths by star
vation on the Island of Inuhmurray.
THE LIGHTS WERE 1IURNINO.
HAMUURO , January 23 , According
to n statement the steamship Oirabrla
nt 2 o'clock Friday morning Captain
Hanaen received n report that the
Otmbriu's lights were all burning pro
perly. The breach made by the colll-
bion was so great that the Cimbria im
mediately lay right over with a posi
tion with her deik under water. The
30 persons brought into Coax Haven
had been the occupants of two boats.
The other 17 persons saved were
brought in by the Thola.
MO MORE FOUND.
No more persons have landed from
the Oimbria. A sai'ing ' vorsel pass
ing westward may have picked up
some of the persons. The four steam
ers have not yet returned.
OBASPINQ MONOPOLIES.
Valuable Franchises for No thing : .
NEW YORK , January 18 The down
town streets of this city wore torn up
all last summer to enable stoair sup
ply ire ; companieo to lay their pipes.
The privilege of keeping the streets in
an impassable condition and of putting
thu public to great inconvenience co.it
the companion not u cent , except what
tiny paid to have their schemes log
rolled through the city council. Now
that the pipes are laid , the companies
and their property nro a greater nuis
ance than ever. The pipes are of a
poor quality , and two or three little
explosions have occurred , fortunately
without serious consequences. In sev
eral places , too , the steam escapes to
the surface , nnd comes biasing up
through the cracks in the pavement.
The appearance of Eichango place ,
where a dozen little volcanoes seem
to be in a state of violent agitation , is
enough to turn the thoughto of the
prudent to the value of insuring their
livoa for the benefit of their families.
The escaping steam ia a source cf
consternation to horaee , and the sltua
tiou gives pleasure to no man or boast ,
except the email boy who plugs up tbo
holes to produce n small-sized expk
sion. The business houses along the
street denounce the whole thing as an
'outrage , and it would not bo surprls
ing if application wore made to the
courts to compel the companies either
to put down eafa p'pes ' or to koej :
steam out of them , It is thought
hero that Chicago vonld not bo likely
to tolerate the impositions cf all sorti
that are shouldered upon the tcircely
complaining New York public.
The most valuable public franchise
are given away for no consideration
nt least for none that benefits the
public. Elevated roads tuko from
the public Battery park , the only fresh
air-breathing spot south of Centra"
park in the city , and don't pay a fo ;
it , Their roads damage a good doa
of buolneas nnd residence property
from 25 to 50 per cent , but they paj
no damages , A citizen cots a verdlc
agniiiat them of $30,000 damage ; , but
the roads have friend * at court nnd
prncaro an injunction rcslr&ia-
ing themselves from paying anything
At a little town bomo twenty miles up
the rivnr the citizens raised money to
build a pier. Vandurbilt jjuta n bill
throush the legislature allowing the
New York Gen'ral rottd to buy
any or all property lying between
the tracks and the cast bank of the
- Hudson river. Vaudorbilt eciops in
the pitr and lofugon to lt > t stmmboati
cnmo up to it , which id a good thing
for the butT.ocB of the railroad
Turounh sortie hocue-pnom that will
make very iutorcatintr risciin. ; wpi n
all the fasti RIO pubimtiel A few
capitalists gobbled IK ! whole cf U mcy
uund wht'ii it wa u barren -.ranto , It
was public property , and they gat
hold of it only by legislative nasiiit-
anco Millions of dullard should have
been p.ud fur the pimloyo of thin
niDgnificont ocean front ; thu capital-
ht ) , Inwovcr , got it t jr a song. A
dozin men , In a word , have monopo
lized fjr their own aggrandizement
natural advantages which by tortuous
moans they have secured practically
for nothing ,
A DYING CONFESSION ,
Mrs , Stillwoll Admits That Slio
Assisted in Four Fonl
Murders ,
Details of the Moat Startling
Critnou 1 vdr Forpotruted
in Modern Tiniey ,
Wrlttou by tbo Oao to Whom the
\Voniiiu Told Uor Tniwlc
Story.
8)cr'al ) to 1l alelpbla "reni.
FiiBiibKtfKT.w.v , O , January 17.
MM E jiiim ( Stimuli , tlio woman who
dicand ! Unit shu Ii.id committed f mr
foul murders , died l.iat night. A few
minuU'a buforo who broattitd her litai
she positively inuintuinod that the
confession oho luui previously nude
waa trtio in every particular. Uor
dying agoniea wore painful in tlio ex-
trouiu , nnd within a few minutca uf
hur decease thu hornliad all present
by her profjmity aud hardened dtcl.ir-
tio'n A P/oib > toiinn clergyman ,
of Wixtorford , was entreated by the
woman's father in law to visit thu un
happy wretch coveral weeks before
her death. To this gonth in in and to
hur father in-law shu made the elate-
uiont which follows , and which w.ii
written by the clotty man to whom eho
rotated the details ot her crimes.
"A few daja aqo 1 vlsitod the homo
of Mr. Marion Stillwoll , n gentlnman
who resides near Waterford , Knox
county , 0 , as a minister to BOO and
couvotsa with Mrs. Emma Stillwoll ,
his daughter-in-law , who was lying
here in what was evidently the last
stages of an incurable consumption.
She and her husband wont to their
father's in November last , from Ot-
turn it R , la , and tinco that time she
had been sinking rapidly under the
power of the dieoaeo. About ton days
ago her phyeicians candidly informed
her that there was no Imno of her ro
co very from the fatal tfll otion. This
statement greatly distrcaood hor.
"In nuothor bed in the aamo room
there slept another woman , ono hun
dred und ono yotira of age , Buffering
the physical mloery incident to auch
oxtiomo vgo. And in n cradle near
the hoarttt wiia tlio sick and dying
child ( nluo months old ) if the aavupo
mother , who has confeised to a series
of cclmea uup < trnllulod in the annal.s
of modern citi izitlon for thair
number , tholr nature * , and
their cold-blooded atrocity. Thu
innocent and unsuspecting husband
of this unfeeling wife w.ia that nicht
groaning under the amart of a terrible
oncer which had that day baon cut
from hia awollnn faco. In the mldat
rf thean pail f il surroundings , MM.
Emma Stillwoll turned to her father-
in-law , Marlon Stillwcll , and aald :
MUllDKKINO A HUSBAND.
I was born in St. Joe county , Ind
in 1851. When only sixteen years c f
age I WSB married to Benjamin Swig-
ard , a German mechanic , in Marys-
vlllo , Mo. Ho waa a man of Indus
trious , though at times intemperate
habits. With him I lived nine years ,
becoming the mother of throe chil
dren My maiden name was Emma
Hoard. I cm apeak the French , Gor
man and Latin languages as well aa
ho English. My mother'a name waa
usan Hoard. I have a brother In
lisaourl | naraod Cheater. In 1870
my rr other aud brother , aided mo in
murdering my husband for hia money ,
> no evening he caino homo drunk
hey throw him down on the fljor ,
nd I ntrnck him on the back of the
oad with the polo cf an axe , end ho
eon expired.
Aa aoon aa wo naw ho was really
nad wo laid him upon a bed on hia
ace , when mother and brother loft
or their own homo in another prtrt of
: i3 town. I took the children nnd
ent to a noighbor'n. Here
asked for lodging und
rotoction from Ben , my husband ,
'ho , I said , had como homo terribly
itaxicitod , aud I craved their aym-
athy and shelter till such time aa so-
rioty nnd reason might return to this
nan whom they knew to bo a faithful
unhand and kind father when not
rozad with liquor. All the f tvora I
ou ht were readily granted. I spent
alcoplcHS night. Its hours were
orlodi of gtlof , intervening with ro-
inorao. It alng early and leaving the
hildron , I repaired at day's dawn to
ur ead and bloody homo , I noon
ave the alarm that Bon was dead
nurderod daring the night fjr his
money. Thin view ueotned for n time
o pans aa true , but afterwards the
hree mother , brother and I were
u-ieatod , but acquitted for want of
adequate ovldonce. "Wo got Swig-
ard'a money , about $1 000 , and deeds
o Borne lota in the town rfhcro wo
.hen . lived.
8MOTIIKKINO A QUEST.
Af torlhla wo kept a lunch und lodg-
ng house in Mnryavillo , Mo. A
atrtngor stopped ouo evening fir eup-
> er and lodging. That night we three
ook hia life in order to get his money.
Af tor smothering him with n feather
jed wo struck him on the head with n
itinnner. Wo concealed his body in
\ piio of rnbblah in the suburbs of the
town. These remains were not dis
covered for weeks , and when found
were so much changed by natural decay -
cay aa to have been unroocKniziblo by
: ho man's moat intimate friend ; hia
nwrno or homo wo never learned.
In 1878 , I first mot your son , I. V.
itlllvrell. After n Hhort acqnalntanct
wo were married , At Barliogtjn
Junction , Mo , I first made hia nC'
quaintuco , but wo were not nnriicil
till wo moved rn H jckpott , Atchlnson
county , 3Io. Not long after we went
to llulo , Ndb. , where my first child ,
by Stillwoll , was born. Wo named 11
Gortio , but its father 'H J not know
till wo had boon marred n year and i
la'f , that I had ever boon married before
fore , or waa the mother of three chll
driia , Lmruint ; thia hn was donplj
gricvod , and profoundly indignant , o <
mnch BU that lie left mo and went ti
D > nvor , Gil. S3'ii after I followoc
him , liy confotHiug sorrow for m ;
deception , and miking many goo !
promises for the futurn , I ww ag in
tukun itito his f vor. Husband doarl ;
lnvod Gortiu , nnd cho thus bscinio ni
active and < iliiijnt function of our ro
union. Agtn wo lived lovlngl
together. Leaving Djnver in a foi
months , wo returned atjain to Rule
where my husband bacatna a rail
roador.
CHOKINO A DAUOIITEK ,
I never really loved Gertlo. 8h
WAO from birth puny , fretful nnd mi-
prepoajcasing. And my brother Ohes
ter , my mother , my aunt Hotny Sum
otino and niyfe'f murdered the chiM
among ui. Wo undo n a'rong deu"c
tiou of peach-leaf ten , nnd wo poured
It down the girl'a throat , holding her
nose till nho ceased In breathe. My
aunt made the to3 , Cheater poured it
in the child's mouth- mother held ila
nose and I kept it on my knee till I
felt the last quiver tf life die nany.
My brother wus about to strike tin-
child on the hi'rtd nitli the Rhoe ham
mer , but wo told him that the uurk
would show. As soon as wo saw tint
Gertie wno dond wo w shi > dwr \ and
drcotod her in Mineral garb , laid her
uin and awaited \vith oomo ili'groo of
niixiuty the return < f her fnthor thut
nig it from the railrui\l Wo told him
time ttio child had taken n Bt * m , to
nliloh , nt tunoi , it was prfcttspo od ,
ind to our amazoinout nnd griel hud
died in our handi. Ho uti3jcctvd (
nothing.
KILLINO A MOTIIEK
After Oortitj'a burl. l 1 feared to live
any longer in that place. Wo BOOH re
moved to Ottumwa , la. , whoru wn rem -
m tined till last November , when I got
no sick that vro thought best to como
homo to Ohio , where I nm now d > it g.
Out let mo tell yon that when in tlio
weal brother and I attempted twice ,
af or Gertlo'a death , to murder her
father. Wo fixed upon n niijht for the
deed. Twlco Chester and I went into
his room when wo thought him asleep ,
designing to take his lifo. Both tlnu-n
ho was nwako , nnd excitingly inquired
what wo were after. Wooxouaeit ourselves
solves by saying that wo were huuting
a rat , or clucking the noise of a rat
tling window , thus fully allnylng all
suspicion. At last , wo agreed to ocnd
for mother to aid ua in Stlllwo'l'a
murder. On the journey mother mot
with n railroad accident which so dis
abled her that uho lay a holplots inva
lid at our house for six month : .
Duringall thin time my innocent , kind ,
unauspoctitiR husband treated her in a
manner truly humane. Ho paid all
her surgical and medical bills , and ,
when she died , nil funeral exponoos
oven planting a plain stone to her
her grave.
Must I Bay it ! Mother died by my
own hand , nnd by mine alone ! She
hid murdered my father ; alao an ille-
gitinuto child sent to her to put out
of the nr.y She is said to h ; ve done
thia deed for p y ft few doll jrs She
had aided in the deeds I have just told
yon. Wo had sued the railroad of-
ticora for the injury done her ; BO I
de'p tohod her ono night with the
hummer which was used in the death
of others.
This confession the dying woman
made to the writer nnd to Stillwoll ,
her father in-law , and when the substance -
stance of thia terrible recital was rend
to her oho assented to Its truthfulness.
w. M F.
TUB MI83ISSIfPI VALLEY.
Its Products ana Necessities Whi
ttle River Must Be Improved.
Wuhlngtin American Register.
While the cotton crop of the United
States was , in 1860 , 3 200,000 bales ,
Now Orleans received 2 200,000 ; now
when the crop is 6.000,000 bales , New
Orleans handles only 1,400,000 bales.
In 1860 New Orleans received 78.000
hogsheads of tobacco ; now the tobao
oo crop Is doubled , aud Now Orleans
does not soli or export 10,000 hogs
heads. In 18UO New Orleans received
22 per cent of the Imports of the
United States ; now Now Orleans does
tint import 2 per cent of the whole. In
18CO Now Orleans sent to South
America 35,030 barrolH of flour ; now
not a barrel. Of 200,003,000 pounds
of cofToo imported annually , 70 par
cent coming from Ilia Janeiro , only
20.000.COO pounds enter New Orleans ,
and yet the valley of the MiesiBaippf
ooflEumoa 165,000,003 pounds. A ahip
catkin will give a bill cf lading at
llto , requiring him to deliver n cargo
of coffee In Chicago or St Louis via
Now York Oity , using a ship of 5,000
tons burden , for loss money than it
coats him to deliver it in Now Orloani
in a ship of 2fiOi , ) tons. The secret
which is no secret , connlotain the fac
that Vsw Orleans is luacceualblo by
the largest ships from the ica , and
great railroads from the west employ
Eada and the river commission to prevent
vent the incoming of great vessels
capable of carrying "grain in bulk'
nt New York rates from Now
Orleans to the world's markets. While
the congress of the United Statoa deliberately
liborately invests hired agents of thi
railroads with supreme power over th
fortunes cf the pijoplo of the valley pf
the Mississippi , they will bo rnbbid
annually of not loss tlnn5200OCOOCO
or the sum they w > ud ! auvp by resort
ing to water inatettd of railway trans
portation ; while the government ex
pends countlees millions at Hell Uato
and other points about Now York that
ships drawing forty foot may hnvo ao-
coaa to that city , this railway-ruled
government is content while thoee
railways subject western farmers to
an annual Iocs of $200,030 , because
the Mississippi , at the behests of rail
way owners or their agents , the river
commission , must remain forever n
"mnro clauanm. "
There Is no plainer duty imposed
upon that body , which should promolo
universal commercial and agricultural
prosperity , than this involving the
opening of as perfect a waterway from
the son to Now Orleans as from the
Atlantic to the wharvou of Now York
Oily. If Hell Gate must bo blown out
in the ono oiso , a amp channel must
bo oirvod out ia tha other. Inulca'l
of thin the valley of the Mississippi ii
{ ivnn over by conjjre.Tj to the tcudur
mercies of u lival commission , to I
which the people of the west never
dreamed cf bemtjsubjected when thi.y
elected congressmen whoso duty it
waa to open a sea g''lrg ' route for
farmers of the great valley to the Oulf
of Mexico. Ojiitroart ; had no right to
delegate Itn authority , and , lonit oi
till , to members ot n cninmifiainn IT he
micht ; bo facile nxoi.tR of great or
[ joratlons ( won if v ) > uy were nut ( >
lucted by Mr. Jltyif ) . nitnply bcciuni
ihoy were knuwn to bo propnr roprn-
auntativoi of tlio omniputont railways ,
If the policy of c > ii''tos8 , l > i revnreet
and the liver commission abolished
iym tlist the wmt may have nn open wntei
m routn to cuiitumura of western pro
- ducts , not only will west era farmer
Diy
iy bo enabled to eell all they now pro
IW duce , but production will bo Rttmu
latod to such an extent that raihvuj
will gain in other business und aug
mcntod quantity t > f freight tranoportei
all that Is lost in prices now paid fo
this service , The district now mi in
habited and uncultivated , fifty miles
wide nt.d GOO in leiipih , from Cairn to
the gulf , la the riclii-flt nil tlio globe ,
and , tlth mtlo'fl nnd Kijp'hu ' inntc.id
of levee buildingmothodi of irriyu'lon
and drtiimi e , iis fucundi'y ' will never
lie fmpilrod. It would qiuntuplu the
cotton niid stigsr crop of the south ,
nnd tlui iuvinblo ) ; river with n ship
cunul to the aea , adding 10 cents to
tht ) v.ilno of every buo'ul of gnxtn fur
the producer nnd 10 ecu's for the CJti-
aiiruvt , bictuan of chcnp ! ied trunspor-
tntion , thu coLiniiy's wuxlth would bo
Ha illimitable a f\rma i f the Misiis-
slppi valley iuliintoly exuhi'Mtit.
If reprusiMitntivoa of ntntcn nnd
citiot of the Viilloy of tlui Mtrsiatii \
v/ould pcifect the hiallhfultio's of
great oonHtl'uuncicn ; if they wi'tilil
ugurat.d'/.i the uitnx r.i.d tltt'p , if
they would nnko Non1 O.'ltnna tht >
di pnsitnry i f wlie'vt uiul cuiion f > r nil
tmiiot s , to bo delivered in Liverpool
and L nid ui nt puces du'ying compu
tition uith ttioso fixed bv rr ipa of
lltistia nnd K/ypti nnd Indin ; if
stfttcMiiin would roatnro thi ) proupcn-
ty tf Nuw Orleans nud aH-1 tnfi.i.ely
to the wotlth of the whole country ,
they need only to divert tlui nupjr-
abundant lljadaof thnMuslnnippi into
the G'i f and maku New O.-loiiis co-
coiiible to nto.imuta such nn muut pass
Mirough Urll Gto In fict , if the
Misai'BJppi debouched into Mnssachu-
sottfl Bay , federal legislation loim ago
would have cniblcd the Great East
ern to cast anchor nt St. Louis.
Viper , stronuth nnd hoilthall found
in ono bottle of Brown's Iron Bitters.
CURES
Rheumatism , Neuralgia , Sciatica ,
Lumbtgo , Dackacho , Headache , Toothache ,
Her TlirnnU Nirrlllnc * . Hprttlno. HrilUc * ,
Hum * . Hculd . KriiKt Illlri ,
iin ! ALL OTIIKIl IIOUIM filMI AMI
Sold br Drulrliu ftnd Dfftlrri rrfrywhrr * Flnj C'tnU k
Imllla , Illrv lloiti In M l.nniutfM
TIIK rilAHI.KM A. V < in rij .
IUI i ir * , J1J. , C. . A-
H. PHILLIPS ,
THE LE VDING NEW YORK
G.tll nnd look over my mm' ntoru and BUU
iny now KooJs ,
1207 Fnrnam Strert. 12U7. !
Under the mannicnieiit of Mr , Kullnli.
CexterL.Tlionias&lJro ,
WILL BUY AND BULL.
AND ALL TBAN&AOTIONH OCNNKOTKD
TUKHEWITH.
Pay Taxes , Rent , Houses , Eto ,
ROOM 8 . OUEOIITON BLOCK
M. HORWICH & CO. .
DEAUIQ IN
Paper Stock , Woolen Rags , Iron
AND METALS ,
Hlgliwt Prices Pnlil. Shtpincnta from th
country solicited. Itotnittnnceo
OMAHA I I'mmptly tmtde I NEB
TREASUBY I1EPARTMENT.
Gwcx or roMmioLLKR OK TUB CranrjiCT
Waslili Rtort , Uocemlier 30 , IhtU. )
AVlimiKAH , Ily iialiefactory c\M.nco jircBontoi
to the undorclKiioil , It IIOH been made to * p | < rnr
that "Till' KlllSr NATIONAL llAhK OK ( .MA
HA , " In thu cltit Omaha , In the county o
Douila' , and Htato c ( NubrnHko , IIOD co pllot !
llh alt the t > ro\lHotncJ the "Act ot Coii'ri's (
to ciablo Na loiml llanl.ln ; AMOclatloim to tx
tend their corpoia'c axUttnra nnd lor other pur
poio , " apnrol l July 12th , WZ
Now.lilKimraRH , I , Jcli.1 J. Kooic , Comptroller
ol ( he Currfncv , ill luioby cfrtlly lint "Tho
Klrat National Han't of Omaha , " In tha cltyo
Omaha , In the count ) ot Dougn' , and itat. o :
Nebrohk , la autliorlzul to tmo HiicccKbloi forth
1'iirnxl xpocllliil In In ItHnmindiol nrllclin of BHHO
clallon.naiily , until Ilio clcwj of huilmiM en
December 31,11I01' .
IN TESTIMONY WIIKKEOr * , wltnttn my him !
end euil uf olliouthU 30th day of I > ocunlurl&82 ,
, / - , J IINJ. KSOX ,
j HKIL ' [ CnniptroIIer of tliu Currency.
I ' No. LtW. J n < im
DR. F. SGHERER ,
Physician and Surgeon.
CHRONIC PISKAbKO A BPKClAL'fV.
Hrdlrlneo larnlihenl t olflca ,
OTicn N W. oorcrr 18th and Fnrnam etreetl ,
over Merchant H National Bank , Onuhi , Neb
Offee Hourn 9 to ll0a. : in , , 1 to Bond 7 to
Op m lie > Mcncu 11Usouth 13th F'MO. '
Matter of Application of A. I ! . Snowden
lor l.iiiunr Llceune.
NOTION.
Notice is hereh ) fcn \ that A II. Ircmiloi ellil
upon thu IBth ilav of Jan. A. I ) . 1KH2 , file hU tip-
plication to thu Ma ) or unit ( Jit ) L'niini II of Dm.ilia
for license to Hell Malt , Splrltoiu ami Vlnoiu
liquor * at No. ; i2 | H mill IStrmtKet , Thlnl winl ,
Omaha , Nth. , from thu In' ilaj uf rebniury , I8S3 ,
to the llth iluy of April IriB.I
If there liu no ohjeetion , rcinoimtraneo or pro-
tent flleil Hlthin t o uiekH Irniii Jan. 19 , A. I ) . ,
182 , thu alil lirinso will ho nr.uitixl
A. II. B-iOWD N ,
The Omih.i Hie iu hapi ) r ill ( iiihlliili the
> lie > e notieo lieu eiich ul. . for two weeks ftt the
eixpcnio of the iippllisint. Tliu ilt.ol . Din ilia In
not to ' u elur ul therewith.
j,5 it : J. J. I , . C. Jitwm , Cit ) Clerk.
Mutter of Apiilliutinii uf Mr * . .lo'ei
fur liiiiunr Lieu UHP.
NOTICE.
Notice l hiro'.y K\\m \ that MM J. Kftiifman
did up .n th'J li'.li "iy ( .f Jtn. A. li 1H8 > , Illii
her i iiii'icat n tJ the Jlnjorand I' t ) Oiuiiill ol
t'nalu , tor licviifo t ) H 11 Mft't , S.i.'til | ' < m < m1" !
Vinoiu I.li'iOM ' , < t J.o 8i ! | N. ILth Hlrwt.
Mi jril , Hiniln , Nuh , , from Dm Zilil
il-n ol Juinury , lb:3 , to tin llth > l\ ) of April ,
1 Hi.
If tlrri bo mrbjictlon , roaion 'r mMor pro.
li'iV Illnl vilililntwo week fiom J.f > . li'li A.
H. 1H > , the nlil lici.niu w II iMgrMitt'l.
Mra , Ju > uphlnu K.uiinnn
, /spittle it.
TIIK OntiiA | I < H neMspipir w.ll pu' 11 h lh <
alov < n ll uoiicu o.rh wouu fur two wuekH ul
thu oxi'U ' ito ' I iliu | iilioiiit. | lhoc.t > of Una
ha li nuttJ bu clur td tli. ruwlHi.
J J. L. U. J KM HIT.
HIT..llcrk. .
ALMA E. KEITH ,
\Vr lu-itlu nd IUt.ll
Correct and rellublo Waveo a Specialty.
MASQUEIIADINO WIGS.
I 2Fcivniiu EtOninlia , Neb
A FJEW
BARGAINS
LOTS
,
Farms ,
Lands- [
BY
! 5th&DouglasSt.
HOUSES AHD LOTS ,
No. I ! ) Full otntid no houne , fftltrooinii , two
io'ow anil ono up-RUln. Illlit toot celling bo'ow
, n < l'V\enabm . llrlck fouiulailon , oullar , etc ,
A bargain , $000
No , IR IJHKO twOHtory houxo , 10 roomn , t o
nrgo ruUarx. g < cxl uclinnilcUlcrn , bain , ttc. , i :
iV , iwttr ami UlM rtrwt , fO.OOU.
No 17 Lot DOxIM foot , now heiuo ot two
oonin br'ck ' foundation lot ) barrel clutvrn on
lumllton Ktrt'tt noir [ "uor UlnreCocvent 3UX ) ,
No , 16 lloitie nud lot on 17th near ClarK Bt
loiiso 6 room. etc 9 " 00.
No. 11V llouso ol 3 rooum full lot on Plcrco St.
iuar IBlhJItOO
No. 21- Now houseof 7 roouui , with corner lot ,
mil uUlo wist ol Turnlable o ( red Bttoct cars 01 :
.in . ileroHt. $10.0
No. 6 HOUMO ol tight rooms , barn etc. lo
MUGS tcH WICK ) .
Vacant Lots.
No. 252 Two full lets on 19th Btrtf t near Uk *
Bt. tlGUO.
No.3'1 ' Twenty flveloti In B'Rrkum addition
iwt north of the unlol red iitrvtt rar llnu HIUO
ouch voHy ternii * .
No.3o Fourlotnon Dcla arafct. near Hang
coat paik , tttLO.
No. 1)31 ) One lull lot on South avenue , near
St. Mary'Ha\onuo , * 6 0
No. 310 KlK'htu'ii ( ID ) lot * on 2M , 2nd , 23rd
anil Siunderaitrect , uuir O.ac , fXO each , and
n caHytcrniH.
No , jllfl Hlx beautiful re Id ncoloU on Gather
ino Btreet , near IlarHcnmpark , ? lMO
Twulvo buiullful riihlenco loU en llaaillton
, near end of old utreotcar track ; lil 'h and
30to $70 } .
aciu and half arre corror lots on Cum
. , Hurt atjil Callfornli BlieeU , In Lowu'aicc
and addition and 1'ark t'licu ncor Acwlouiy ol
fjacieil Iloitt.
Lots n ' I'r.Tpcct 1'Uce" on Hamilton ami
Charloj ttruit. ju t wi-ct of the end of Itod H uct
Cartiack and UoiiMint of tlio hi tcr < of 1'oor
Clare , ono and ouo halt icllo f'oni ) > chtilllio nnil
ui in lo from II. I * . hhciiH , SIM to ( OOO inch
only fi percent down and & per tent ptr month
Lits11 Iicwo'd addition one-half inllo went of
rnd of Kcd Hlru t Car track nor Convent of
J'oor CUre H stcri In Hhlnn'ti addition , JI20 to
K ) tach , anil i nery uify tirnic.
loti In Hoihidi'B l t and 12nd addltlona ,
HlilnnV , I'jrk riactt , Lowo'e nduddltlrn ll./i'i1-
Ltko'H , NoUon'u , lUniicom Claco , UuJIck'u ail
dliloiia etc , u'o
LitH In "c'ro It Foniltr addition" Just one
qiuitir mlle muth-entt of Union I'lielllj and II ,
nn 111. It , U.depoUJ60tolfiOUeaci\eryeaiiy )
turnm.
Business Lots.
TnrooROnd bu lro lot * on Hoc e nrar 12th
tieot , U 1x120 In teach , $1,500 each , orSI.MJIor
al'eu ' > y tcrme.
Two Kooil bii'Ineis loti on Karnam Btreit , 31i
60 fuel eAch , willi fraino bulldlnira thoron.renting
forabrii' ? it(0 ( | cr jcarcudi ; iir'ee ' $1,250 each.
11x132 futt on r'urnam near lOihutinui , corner
t2 OOU
HplvnilMVarchouio lot 01 Union 1'irlfTc llk'ht
ol way , noith ol truk aud uastcf .fill Woilvi
licliiK 13i foi t iionh I ont'i/u on iti on etiutt ,
by about 100 fo t we t frontu'c on llllti et.
.umH u il wld landit In UcuKlai , Harp" ,
dit'i Wonlilnpton llu't , Waini. H anton , unJ
other ( rooil coiinuoi In oMiurn Nubrjakafir MIU.
ln in | IKJ , ruutii collie * o.l , ar J money loatod
on | in | > roturi city and country i\a < n crty at low
rates of Intermit
BKMTS' NEW OITY MAT' , FOUR
FEET WtDE AND SEVEN VEEL1
LONO , NVll'Il EVERY ADUI-
TION RECORDED OR CONTEMPLATED -
PLATED UP TO 3D.VTE. "OFFI-
OHL MAP Otf THE OlIY. "
$5.UO IJAOil.
15th and Douglas St ,
Omaha Neb.
LYDiA E. PliMKHAM'S
v VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
A Hnro Cure for nil FH.MAT.K
\NKSHIiS , Inrliiilllift I < riicorrhirnt Ir-
rcRiilnr nnil 1'nlnftil aicanlruntlnn ,
Inniiinninlloti nnil llfccrnllon of
the W < imtii riooillnc , IMCO-
I.AI'HIIS UTiiU , &c.
t7rnonmnttotliota. < tiM > ltlr rlon9 n.t Imm lliU
ltit > ir < < cU Ithndn-'ntliclpln rn-pniuicr. nnd r-
T I iwln durln ? laliar anil nt rrRUlar pcrlodn.
i rmsirmqihr.17 AMirRisiiur.K IT mtiiT.
( tTTon AUWE rNi3ia ot thoptn n\tlro nnriui *
Trltlirr ri , It l. Mcoml lone reinedjtlmt lion ornr
t-on brforu tlio | > ul > llC | anil for nil Ulwiurn of th
KIPNCTS It II the Orntitt Remain in Ha World.
CITKIUNKY CO3IPT.A1NTS ofritlicr He *
rimUircnt Itrllrfliilm line.
n. riNKii.wt iiuuin rcurnr.w
ir'J irmllrnlo eicnr T IIIKII of llutnoi * Irom tfc
Ui > n < 1nt the wumi time will Rlrotnno nnd itnnpth to
Uitf0ytftim. An intirTelluuiIn raralta OA Uio CuiujKiuuiL
IT Iloth tlio Compound anil Dlood I'm ifcr nm pt -
p ivil nt SM nnil M Western ATenuo , Lynn , iliuifc
Prlroof > ltlirrl. SIxhottlMrortV The Comriounil
rnt If mall In the form of | illl < . or of loicncen , oa
fcrlit | of price , SI Kr hot for rltber. Hn. PlnUhnim
TV\J \ Kniwcni nil let tern of InaulrjKnclcm < 3ern *
Wx Bcni for pamphlet. Xrntlon thti Puffr.
Ifl.Ton E. nsinA ' I rrrn rni8 cnin Cnnrtlro-
tlon , UUlouimcM nnil Torplillty ot the IJn r. K > ctnw.
lit Ii7 nil lrnr I"tffO ( i )
PERSONAL "I'nrlsot the hiiTu
cnlirKril , ilc oloicil anI ntrtiDKttioi ml , " rle , , l
nn Intercstli'fr ail irtmumont lu'K run In our
| uior III reply to I qu rlcs o will fay that
there U no c\l tcn'n c f humbu ali u' Mr. On
the contrnr } , Hia ntltertl * m arer highly in
dorsed Inttires ol pcmoim u ay Kit H al it > ir-
nirarn Ki > litr nH lunlcu.iri ! , Khliiir n" partlcu-
1nr < . h > addrcHHUK Krlu MulUtU Co. , I * . O. llox-
013 , lliitljlo , N V. Tolevlo tvctiliK Hoc.
( anll-lv
HEAT YOUR HOUSES
111
FURNACES IN THE WORLD.
UAUK IIY
EIOHAEDSODJ.BOTNTON dcOO
[ CHICAGO , . llJLS ,
Kmbody netr 1882 Improvement * , lloi.
praotioal ( oa'urca ; Cost leti to k p la
Jider ; UN low faol will Tvo mare > >
nd larger volume ol pare air than anj
larnacfl made.
Bold by Plercy and.IlratKonl , Omaha.
BTAUUM1IKU 1868.
3IDKSl'UINa ATTACHMENT
Kl ) .
A , J. SIMPSON.
LEADING
CARRIAGE FACTORY
ItOO and 1411 Dodge Street ,
7-mo Ora O rA.ITA.
Nebraska Loan & Trubt
HASTINGS , NEB.
Oapital Stook , - - $ LOQjOOQ. .
JAfl. II. IUU.K7WKI.L , PrraliVinU
A. I , . CLAatKE , Vliii I'rtwident.
K. 0. WtlW-7 : il , Triuwurtr
Gftinuet AJoxoaJvr , CrtMftUl Oliver ,
A. L. CiarJ < p. K. 0. VMwtor
Quo. II 1'raW , JM. U. Huutwell ,
. D. M.McKl lllnruy.
First Mortgage Loai a Specialty
This Ocinpany furnlshcH cv permanent * home
Inntltutlau uboroHchool lli. land othci Ugallf
laouixl Muulclixd hcci'rllln " ) . iSubrask * coil be
bo ne < ttiaU > J on thu m > I avorabh Urma.
Loana mulu on luipro > e < l 1 k n n all w l' ' aottled
counllmol thobtato , thi i I i wpomible Jocol
corrtxpondenU ) .
Sioux Oiia ) ] / Paciflc
THE BIOU2t OITY ROUTB
Uuti a hollil 7j la Ibrongh l/ou >
Oouucil Elufla to Bt , Paul
Without CKisr.ao Tlma , Only 17 Hoari
8E02TKS KODIB
OOUKOIti BLUFF3
10 BT. PAUi , MC JKAVOLIB
DULUTI ] OB SIBUAP.CK
ami til | K > Iut in Northern lown , UlunsfvU aud
Uabctk. Th'i ' llnr Is oqrJr J with the Improved
V/ojtUilnu ( ; < vs Actoinclle Alr-tr k inj Ullli
PUiform Oo-.ipl * ud BuSci : aad for
iruKU , BArtrr AN covirom
IB Dunvri.ifs-rt. fulman Palace Kitty eg Oti
run through WITHOUV OUASOE bcfun Kim
l Ult/aud &k. Teal , v ! < Cosucl. i.luH > d
Uoax City.
Trains lowrstnton Fi 'So Trtnsi ! at Ooan
ell Illa3n. at T.30 p. a. d1 1 > or a jrlval Ktnm
CHj. Bl Jc.erh cud Cor. .ct ! Hla uln fioa
ttttScntb.KrUlrKitaionxCIt ) Il-iO [ > . as. ,
tnj a * Hit NtH Unhn Dopol at 5 . r i.1 a. ! ! ; ( }
wi < noima is ADVAHOJS o ? INT.OTMB
UOUl'K.
Mrn aimb c fa tti n , me HlcaiClty Baa
youee f Diwub Ti l' . Shu HhorjMt
the QuckecU1r ! c Mid fc CamforUbio ntJ * In Ib
Thiau/b Oars batw.'tn
OOUKC1I , JlLUi-Jr-S AWD ST , TAUt.
iU'.S&i Oat joni TtcHeU r < i'l U the
Gltv and PacIO : lullicad
J. B. WAWLIM , J. K. BOCif A.J4H
Rnntrlntendrct U > i' > n ifn
IKJI Ii.
Oaaocll Ilo8 !
BLACK-DRAUGHT" curea i'j ipry
i lMiiuH uixd I J