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E. ROSEWATER Editor.
The $500,000 appropriation IB in
every respect a capital steal.
WIGOIKB' storm has gone to join the
man who found Charley
SBKATOFJJ at Wathlnpton are eald to
regard an extra ocuilon as inuvltablo
and to bo prcpiriug for It.
A HIONAL serviao to the country
would bo the removal of ( general
i from the oornrnand of ti { <
TUB Lincoln Jounwl still continues
to abuse Benalor Van Wyck. Pdro-
loum Y. Nasby Gere can't forgot the
loss of tlut postoffi'-o.
WITH her rlvera barsting their banks
and fluodi in every section of the
state , It looks aa If Ohio DM under
the operation of the much hated Pond
law. .
EVBIIY representative of the riil-
roads in Lluooln IB talking against
time iu the hope of killing all legisla
tion against the extortions and abuses
of corporate monopoly.
As the jawa ol the corporation law
yers in tha legislature wag steadily ,
the jaws of those members who douiro
honest regulation , demanded by the
poopio , diop.
TIIK house oomnlttoe on oommoroo
is preparing another river and harbor
bill. In spite of the dreadful ramago
wroucht by the Inst tlver and harbor
bill the house still persists In playing
with loaded weapons.
THE legislature ought to bo deaf and
dumb < rhen the bill Increasing the
grounds of the Omaha asylum for
mutes como3 before them. There is
no necessity whatever for iucroaiiug
the real estate owned by the Institu
tion.
PBKSIDKKT Annum has transmitted
to the senate the resolution of the
Nobraeka legislature requesting that
Oanadlan lumber bo placed on the free
Hat and' commending Senator Van
Wyck for his efforts looking to thin
end.
SECRETARY OP TUB NAVY CHANDLEI
appeals to congrats for an asslstanl
secretary. Aa there is at present one
naval officer for every eight seamen it
the na\y It looks aa If one might bi
pared on a pinch to help the secret *
In the burdensome duties of his ofllao
TUB only two republican lenaton
who had the courage to vote to pa
books on the free list were lugalk anc
Yan Wyck. Senator Van Wyck i
making himself a record in the tarif
debate in favor of tax reduction tha
wilt not be forgotten by hla constltu
enta.
TUB government has a claim agalna
Tom Oohlltroo ( or 910,000 , and thi
congressman elect professes to bo abli
to pay only $500 of the amount. A
Tom la notoriously the biggest liar li
America , it is scarcely safe to acoop
h'j word In a matter affecting his owi
Interests. The claim ought to col
looted in full.
GOVERNOR PATXISON , of Pounsyl
vanla , has sent a message to the legit
iaturo urging the prompt passage of
bill to prohibit unjust discrimination
and pernicious favoritism on the pat
of railroads in their freight ratoi
This latter point he emphasizes )
urgent. The now constitution of th
late prohibits snch dlncrlmlnatloc
but left It to the legislature to onforc
the prohibition by the necess&r
statutes. The governor points to th
clause of the constitution on th
one hand , and the needs (
the people on the other , and I
a tone of dignified poromptorluoi
calls on the legislature to do Its dul
in the premises. It is urged thi
railroads theuld discriminate in the
charges between short and long dl
t&ncei , &s it costs BO much to hand
goods , This Is a more pretext ; charg
for handling goods are not ohorg
for freight , and to double and tret
the latter under the pretense of pr
Tiding for the former is a species
downright swindling. The rallroa
are common carriers , and the least I
Torltolem shown to individuals or '
calltlei ought to bo severely puuUhi
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THE DUBLIN ASSASSIN * .
The murder of Ljrd Frederick
Cavendish and Mr. Secretary Burke
In the Plcunlx patk , Djblin , on the
Gth of May last aent a thrill of horror
throughout the clvlllzad world. Thu
masica generally of the Irish people
recognized the deed aa a blot on the
character of the country. The nation-
allst aoction particularly saw In the
event the frustration cf their beat
hrpoa. AH believed that with the
rueignntlon of Mr. Furstcr and
the appointment of Lord Cavendish
a now era was about to
datm upon the country , and that
the conciliatory mcaiores outlined by
the British cabinet would rapidly bt
put into execution , These hoped
wcro daehed to the ground by the ter
rible tragedy in Plnuaix patk Pub
lic r-yrap.Uliy , wtich for two joan
previoas had been BO freely extended ,
waa at ones withdrawn from Ireland ,
and the entire Irish poopio suffered
by the doodn of a bind of ont throats ,
who are now believed to bo in the
hands of the law.
It la a matter oi general congratu
lation that the mystery teems at lasl
solved. The sensational surprise ii (
the Dublin police court on Saturday
was the tramp card in the government
cico. The testimony of Michael Kav-
anaugh Booms to rivet the laat lluk In
the chain of evidence which convlctu
the guilty" partncro in the .conspiracy
of Jfltat M y.
\ KavanaugH awcara that ho drove a
car to Phcunix pi k"on the evening of
tbo aneaflslnatton , which contained
fopr prisoners Jn the 4ofkj that upon
his arrival at the scene of tu ?
another cor , containing foot
of the accused , joined them , and that
the tnnrdur took place within his
hearing , five additional conspirators
participating irr the attack on Lolfa
Cavendish and Mr. Batko. From
the tcutlmouy it apprM that Burke
WAS the only object of assault aa at
flrat decided upon , nnd that Lord Gav-
ondlah wna murdered becauao ho viae
In Bnrke'a company , After the naur.
dor Kavanaugh drove { our ot tbo no-
sassln'a back to the city , stopping for
a moment at tbo river , where tbo
bloody knlvco with which the dread
ful deed was committed wore thrown
Into the black waters ,
Taken In Usolf , the testimony ol the
Informer would bo open to suspicion ,
but It L > corroborated aa to details by
three independent witnesses. There
la no reasonable doubt that the gov
ernment , after nearly a y tar's vigorous -
ous search , have finally laid tholi
hands on the light men , nnd in doing
o have uncovered a aroat conspiracy ,
that has boon reoponolblo foe moat
of the brutal crimco which have dlj-
graced the Irish uamo for the pa *
three ycaro.
The hope so cordially oxprceood bj
Mr. Pnrnoll and the loadora of thi
Land Le&gno , that these ruffliiui
would bo brought to justice , Is nov
llkoly to bo realized. Their blood ]
dooda have paralyzed all attempt )
at conciliation towards Ire
land , have alienated all forelgt
sympathy aud blocked the march o
reform. Every Irishman who Is mon
Interested iu the welfare of his ooun
try than ho Is In the execution o
schemes of private" revenge willap
plaud the execution of those humai
batchers of the Dssaselnatlon circle
The sooner those criminal secret BO
clotios are supprcanod the bettor 1
will bo for the country and Its cltizono
THE MILLIONAIRE BARON B.
Wo hear much more nowadays tha :
we used to of "tho poorer classes
and "the richer clawei" In the Unite
Btatoi. Fifty yean ago wealth WE
more evenly distributed throughot
society and the only aristocracy whlc
wai not repudiated by our people wi
the aristocracy of intellect. Wit
the growth and development of tt
country and the increase of speed ;
tlon haa come the rapid acoumulallc
of large fortunes and an eager pursu
of wealth regardless of the means use
in Acquiring It , which li dal
Betting up higher barriers between ti
rloh and the IDBJB fortunate. Fifl
years ago $200,000 waa a largo fortut
and John Jacob Astorwho was quote
aa worth a million was regarded as
modern Crowns. To-day the numb ,
of mllllonalraa has Increased a hni
drod fold aud several thousand clt
eons of the republican C9nnt the
wealth by the hundreds of thousand
The tendency of the times hi
t most clearly shown Itself slm
the outbreak of the war. Tl
era of reckless spaculatlc
which then , sot In has continued nn
bated over since. Men * lost sight
the old-time business methods 1
which modest fortunes worn looki
upon as the result of years of Indc
try and commercial foresight , ai
risked their all upon the throw of
die. "A million "
or nothlna" was t
cry on Wall street , echoed from t
corridors of the produce exchange a
carried into every great spoculatl
enterprise. Capitalists with in <
cunning than honesty otlg
atod gigantic tchemos of c
porato swindling. Stock y
torlng and construction oompa
profits entered into commercial 1
on the wholesala. Great monopol
of Into oxlitenco
sprang through the i
ds sorptlon of smaller
enterprises , wl
'a- ' the continuance of
K ftwar ta
lo. taxed the public for the benefit of <
id. industrial barons who grow
upon the linpcsls laid upon the pee
ple. As a a mult the United Statrt
has now a largo and a growing arts *
tocracy , whoso claims for distinction
and cxcluolvoncss rests solely upon
the slzo of their bank deposit * .
Their exhibitions of vulgar dlspUy
fill our newspapers In every largo city
The press chronicles each now add !
tlon to their magnificent palaces , and
devotes as much space to their moot
recent extravagant fancy as it docs to
their lateit successful scheme for ad
ding to their poauasionn.
The growth of privileged clowcs le
> \ danger which seriously threaten
the prosperity of the country. Tht
undue accumulation of wealth is in-
creating with too much rapidity in the
United States. Our Goulds and Van-
dorbllte , Kecnes and Crockcra , Fields
and Ojmmacla Inve not ricurrd thnr
immen'eo firtunos by industry end
fortnight in Irgitltna'.o tranuao'.lonB.
If they had no ouo would have nny
flight to object. The millionaire
Vur6ns have becdmo millionolrca by &
dlarcgard of all the Interest but tbolf
own. By levying tribute on the people
ple they hnve directed the currents nf
wehlth flowing through the channel *
of trade to their private benefit and
added to their own poefJCEtoious by rob
bing the public. THe day has como
when the great social problurii of
checking this dangerous tendency of
the liaios is fortiug itstf } upon the
pabplo of the United States aalt never
has before. And the ugUatlon cannot
and will not cease until laws are posted
and enforced fof the protection cf-
society frcm the oarse of a people
divided into t fro clones * the million-
* irp3 and Iho
Rrn OLOUDvho since the days of
the Ft. Phil Kesrnoy mazeacro hoi
p.noo,9pd ; < ; 3 in keeping his name piomi-
nently before UiO f 1'Wio ' 10 framstng
through thu oant wUti & oiory tlmt ho
was robbed by tbn government of
4,000 ponica during the Sioux cam
paign in 1870 , mid aavoral Waebington
corrodpoudcuts r.iid A uumbor of phlU
anthroplc eastern papers have worked
themselves into a high degree of ox-
cUcrnout over the cruel wtong which
was perpetrated upon this friendly In
dian ,
An Interview with one of Genera' '
Crook' * foraev ofiioora of staff , which
Is printed in another column of TUB
BBS , effectually di&poncs of lied
Cloud's claim and his pretenses of
loyalty during the Rosebud campaign.
The 4,000 hones dwindle down to 400
ponloa taken from hostile Sioux sold
tot their benefit , the procoadn of which
wooo Invented in cattle and turned ovur
to Bed Oloud'a band. The atoiy of
starvation and want IB plsood in IU
true colors and another instance ol
General Crook's Wisdom In dealing
with refractory Indiana la brought t
light.
The interior department in this In
stance Booms to have ctlrrod np a first
class mare's nest.
AMOKO other matters of interest tc
Omaha which ought to receive the at
tention of the legislature la tht
amendment of the law regarding
boards of education In cities of thi
first class. Experience ban proved
that a board composed of six members
the number at present on our boarc
of education , is too email for the worl
which comes before it. Betides , fem
Is a quorum of six , and four mombort
are too few to control the board. Thi
number ought to bo increased to a
least nine , all of whom should b
elected at large. This would give n
a board of education largo enough b
deal promptly and effectually wltl
the growing Interests of our schools
PERSONALITIES ,
h
Joah Billing ? h a been In Foughkeepal
10 vWtioK hi ) mother , who In 02 yean old.
Oath la still leoturlrg on "ThomM , th
n Doubter , " Alter heating the lecture pec
plo do not blama Tbotruu ,
Itd Aa Ions aa Mr. Beltzhoover remains I
d ea Gen. LUzen U1 bo perfectly e fIt f
y la predlotluK itormf weather ,
Mra , E , A. Jewell , .ot Georgetowt
0 mohii , . cooBtecl down a hill on B lucd rle
0y tha other afternoon , her ntnotiath blrtl
JBV Gould began life by kacplag boot
In a hardware atur . It VJRB only a qaei
tlon ua to whotnor Jay got near the bjok ,
The keeplug wan easy. )
Mr. llobort Brownlug'a forthcoming vo
nme la to be called "Joooeerla. " Whethi
it la H patent medicine or a long pad hi
not baen made public.
George K , Anderson , of Tituevflle , h :
hU lita limured for (315.000. This
thought to ba the lursea : personal Insni
ance In the United State * .
Sarah Uerohardt'ii Jewels are being sol
10 t auotlnn in l'arl. < . The name of the gei
tleman who beat three aces for Mr. Sara
Uernhardt h&s thua far escaped pnbllclt ;
Lillian Wbltlrg upoko Uet week befni
the Boston Womitu'tf UiKht'a Auoolatle
on "Women In American JournMUm
Thli U believed to be the eialeat subject c
record.
A woman at Greensboro , N. 0. , 58 yea
old. haa bought pair of Bpectacl
id and begun attending school. The net
ot the Bf .
cher-Tl.ton scandal teemi '
bard been rather alow In reaching Nor
ho Carolina.
head Col. Jamei Coulter , a member of tl
TenncMee legislature , wean hU hair like
ad woman , banga and all. There la ion
vo curlotlty In thi * section to know what ttj
of bloyole Col. Coulter rlde f and what
ire hla dally allowance of clgareta.
In. Queen Victoria having accepted the N <
Tentament which aavwl a aoUtier'a life
the battle of Tel-el-Kebir , tbo Oblca
a- Tribune "The whnao
ay : man Ufa w
any eared by a deck cf cards will prnbat
ny
communicate with the Prince ol Wale :
Ife
Henry Ward Beechor believes In worn
lea dressing richly and taxtefully , but doea r
ib- believe In sending to Worth , of Parli , I
- dre8ee , ai be nerer a w one of hit dreu
lie that wsa not § lr Inchea too abort at one e
riff and three feet too long at the other.
Mme. Nlliaon told a repretentlve ot t
.ho
Cincinnati Enquirer recently tbat abe w
fat greatly afflicted with Insomnia , and teldc
lpt more than three honia during the
night. Tae late Mr , Nlls'on la prooably
now making up for loat time.
Mra Hannah Tyler , ol Branfnrd , Con-
n ctlcnt , who hna been trechtaa ! for
hfloen yeara , ft U from bfr chair the other
Hay , getting tuch a ahcck M to biing hack
the thud of atieecb , and now aho Ulka s
well nn over. Mr. 1'yler niw seea that too
much furniture la worse than m ne ,
P r on Nownnn , tpeaklcg to a rf | > ortcr
about the allver mine la which 10 uanv
Mdli < Hli t ministers were Ibtcrralcrt. an !
which pn vtd worthier , paid th t , "ihern
waa a Inrge-aiz d Etrdopijn In the truce "
If thin la no ill JClhlnpau will luvo the
public Hympathy.
The llev. [ Joeeph Conk fell betwr en o
trnln of CA > K and the ttntlim platform nt
I'onltner , Vt , the other iUy nod w f
pulled ouc by u i ytunder jiiBt In < lu o to
t'eeapa u tetlous injury It l < mup foil
tint Mr. C'uotc full uve pome uf the law
wor la hfl la iu tha habit of tar < ylug Htuuud
with him.
An ( XHirlntillon of the book ? of That ) .
deui P. Butli-r , clilcf cleik in the w tor
department of Ciinden , N. .T. , * \ nwa n
dfioiticn , ! of 8JK/lMr.o ( / the l t if Jjcu
iry. If ha hud hut been liiterlumd with
( t l jirobab o that Mr Uu.ler would havu
b * n the only m n In 0 tnien ( ntilo 10 culf'
brnto the next fou th uf July.
Morjeika > ald In iespin'0 to the re-
muk ttiat Mary Andtri ; 'U KDI cold nnd
unlmp k'.flot.od In her lnv < ) acenea ou the
atnje , "There IB no such thin * hs n old
and unlt/ijmsHloiifd girl. ViiJeimun limy
teem HO , becau o ahe haa not met the right
IK-IS m. Him will meet h'rn , huwtv.-r , mid
thai will remedy her & { > | it > rtnt coUne'r.
An attre'ofl mntt Ml In love before you ten
her ( it lit r bott. Tberold uoixieptlonto
the rule. "
Juat l-eforo Iho Ute IVuesbu Ptfoce
Ohnrlea ezpliod , the emperor entered the
room , and the doctor , upprotchlog Ih bed
cif tto Beml-unconcclous prince , announced
' His majraty the euitio/or. " Ilearii'g
thoiu wurun , the dyice uifn uado a hum
vllorl. r luid Mi right hftnd , ncd faintly
exclaimed , "K labe hocLt" ( li-itg may he
Hv ( ) Thceo wire his lf. t words , and he
theu quietly vzpircd , with bid band In
that of tbo empree * . The emperor , who
was deeply moved , knelt at the bcdaido
Christina Nllfsjii tclli ft Cincinnati re
porter that eho probehly will mnko her
homo lo Netv York. ' 'I have really noth
ing fo bind toe tb the otber aide of tbo wa.
Kit , " i he eaM. "J , r yen taw , came
from A DjWAnt fatnliy , I .im proud of it ,
My father and mother , h ) were Sjredl&h
peaamtH , are both deau , I am tbo yuoa <
tm ol a family of teyen children. Well ,
my brotherd and rlttora cie atill alive ,
Tteyuro yM peaawit ? , fond of tholr frfo
life and will rever cbanie. ; I can under ,
stand them , but with the change that hue
taken pjacj la me by education , musically
&n' Aiherwlio , AUA by my nraoctatlon iu
the world , thny oonnut nndpr < tHnd uie , "
' Badly BlriolsoA-
Special Dlapatch to TUB Ujn ,
VVATJsitBtmy , Oono , , February 12.
Bltihcp Logue , of Ireland in ackuowl-
edgltig a drtjffcfor eevernl hundred del >
Iftro recently aqnt for tha relief of the
iilsli-uaicd Iu the county Donegal ,
writes to the treasurer of t'uo National
Land Lv gao that the number of people
ple Htrlokon la not aa l&rge aa in 1879 ,
but the ao : onr.ta coming in from the
distressed diatrlcts are more heart-
rendering than any received during
that gloomy period , nnd thou'.anda of
poor oreatnrai will not bo able to
Bupprvua the cry cf dlsticoa much
longer.
A Glowing
dpoclol Dltpatch to TUB Dm.
PHILIDELPHIA , Fobru ry 12.
Romero , the Mexican minister , wai
eutorttlned thla evonlne at a dluccj
given by the oWswnsof'Phll&dolphla ,
Kx-BIfyor Fox presided. Romerc
expressed the hope that the bond )
between the two republics wonld grow
stronger , nnd drew a most fhttorlnj
picture of the brilliant future in atori
for the country ho represented.
Salvation and Sliver-
Bpocltl Dispatch to TUB ll .
QENEKA , February 12 The Mleso
Booth and Charles Worth and threi
others wore expelled from the Salva
tlon army for being unable to acoonn
for the proceeds of a collection at i
meeting of the Army hero.
The Barlnl ofTliome.
Special Di'pikh to Tim Ban.
NKW YOKE , Fdbruary 13. The re
mains of the late Charles R. Theme
Jr. , wore interred at Woodlawn cemetery
etory to-day. No religions service
were held at the House'or crave in ac
cordar.ca with his last wishes. Onl ;
a four personal fjiendswero present.
TbalFroch Student-
Special Dispatch to Tua Bn
BRUNSWICK , Me. , February 13.-
Elght more sophomores have been 01
dcrcd to leave Bowdain college In
mediately on account of their con
nectlon with the hazing. This make
twelve who have been obliged to leav
within two woolta.
Bad 'Weather-
Special Dipatrh ! ta Tna Dai.
BAKKB , Vt. , Fcbraary 13. Th
wont storm of the season ooaurred tc
day , Three feat of SHOW on the love
drifted to an immense depth. Ther
( s great Inconvenience on account of
lack of water. There has boon no ap
proclablo rain since October and n
thaw thh winter. _
Catting a CIuuinaL
Bpcdal D1 patcb to Ton Ou.
WiiiUMsroBT , Pa. , February 12.-
The four of a disastrous flood oauso
the lumbermen to begin cutting
channel through the great Ice gorg
from hero to Oharlton , twenty mile
distant.
_ _
The Bay Company Butted ,
BpocUl Dlepitch to Tua Vx * .
BOSTON , February 12. It Is n
ported that the Bay State iron con
pany , a largo concern in this city , hi
suspended. The liabilities are sal
to bo heavy.
Deserving of Thanhs ,
Special Dkpatchea to Tna lisa.
CHICAGO , February 12. Augui
Qorhardz , who shot and killed a B UK
bagger , was discharged from custod
by tno coroner'a jury with a vote i
thanks.
A Rallrond Indicted.
&pod l Dltpatcb to Tna 0 .
Bisoon , Maine , February 13. Tl
Brand jury of the supreme cDurt hi
30a indicted the Maine Central rallro :
a for causlnc the death of Dr , A.
- wiuuai.i bUV VW * v * * v ' * i <
Plckard , who was Btrnck by a tral :
iu Beaton.
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Special Dttpatch to Tua Baa.
BOSTON , Fobruaay 13. The boa :
of aldermen have passed an order th
the entire city bo illuminated by tl
electric light.
in Tbo Data Tized.
ot - , . . . ui'patch to TUB DEB.
or OTTAWA , February 12. The 12th
ej March is fixed for the return of tl
id
Princess Lonlao.
he Demand it , and take ne other In
aa preparation except Brown's Iron B
tan. It la the boat ,
THE TALE OF TAR ,
A Madison Masher , With Morals
So Rotten ,
Requiring a Good Dose of Goal
Tar and Ootton.
For Luriuir a "air ? , " Well
Padded and Prim ,
To P. Neighboring 5h d , JDork ,
Gloomy aud Qriru ,
liut in Ihn Jicnr of His Ecrtioj-
Joy fn Dnrli ,
The B'sojs Tripped H'm ' Dp bo
Ended tbo Lark.
Correspon Jonoo of Tun Una.
MADISON , Neb. , Fubruary 12. An
event of a highly sensational character
took plaoo hero Saturday night which
may bo of some Interest to the scandal
loving poopio of the state. The fade
arena foil own :
'Iho chief isctor in the story wo are
to relate is a highly respectable lum
ber dealer , whoso name we will call
S , whose family rcaidoshCre bnt whost
place of business is at Plat to Cantor ,
a town twimty'ono mlloa conlh of this
point.
A short tlmo b 2 for a Christmas a
young German girl arrived hero to
rnuko hur future Homo with her uncle.
On Christines night the Odd Fellows
gavi * a ball at the town hall , where
our family mnn received rtu introduo-
tion to the young lady. About a week
after this ovtiiit.no mido bold to writ"
n letter to her , ntatliig bio admiration
pf her many personal charms and desiring -
siring the jjtyfwuro of her society at
Plalfo Centof.
The young lady knowing that 8. ffsa
a man with a wife aud fottf children ,
and not being able to read the loiter ,
ini'nod the document ovur to hti un
cle , who ottne to toirn Ju a rage look ,
leg for the writer with a club. Hemet
met on his way some of his friends
whom ho took into his confidence , aud
naked their ndvica UA to what he should
in the matter. It was finally agreed
TO KEEP UP THE COBRKSrONDBflOI ,
aud accordingly one of the frlende
ansiroisd the letter in the name of the
young lady , Informing S , that she w&i
ylod of bis high esteem. This bnswei
fairly Bet the corzeepoudenoo in mo <
Uon , and It vras kept up until Sutur
day night , when the matter came to n
climax. The family nun was lured
on , owing to the love like answers tc
hto oon&t'poudenco , until ho told the
lady ho would give np Ml and leavt
his family forever and fly with hii
novr'lovo to oummur oilmen , Ho waite
to como up from Platte Center 01
ueual on the above mentioned evening
tu viilt hid family and n
UEBTIKO WITH THE YOUXO LADY
was arranged to take place juot bole ?
ttip.TTnlon Pacific depot after the trail
had arrived , whore he had alroadj
given ordero for a carriage to be li
waiting for him.
Ono of the friends of the younj
lady , dressed hirnaelf np as n yonuj
lady , padding hla form to make th
resemblancd complete. The signal
of recognition wore for each to wave i
white handkerchief. Several more o
the friends hid themselves In the shei
of an elevator near by
WITH TAB AND COTTON BATTING ,
lying in wait for their victim , shouli
ho take the bait. Finally the famll ;
man appeared , waving his handker
chief aud conuhlng lowly to attrac
the young lad ) * s attention. She BOO :
appeared on the scene , giving the re
qultcd signal , which wa Immediate !
recognized , when the happy famll
man flew to the arms of his expoote
darling in the most endearing torma-
"Mlno liebsts , mine llebsls , " which
being translated into our language
moans "My dear , my dear , " he at th
same time kissing the latter oroatur
fervently.
The young lady walked arm In an
with the f iinlly man around the ele
vator until they came to the openln
of the shod where the rest of th
party lay concealed , when the youn
lady suggested they should
STEF INV THEHB ,
aa she thought the boys were watchln
them. She had no sooner entered tl
shed than the youug lady placed h (
knee In the small of his back , npso
ting him to the ground , at the nan :
tlmo the concealed party were npc
him , taking away his sovou ehooto
and , notwithstanding his loud cries <
murder and help and his ontroatli
for the men not to kill him , the
poured tar over his face , neck and ha
in grand stylo. They then allowe
e him to depart for hla homo a uadde
a but a wiser man. OUUIET.
For Oooglit.Sintlima and Tliroi
Disorder * ,
Use BROWN'S DnohoniAL TIIOCHFS , ha
log proved their etiieacy by a teat of mat
yean. Sold only in loxet.
Will Investigate.
Special Dispatch to Tin lira.
BOSTON , February 12 A loglslath
Investigation is probable of the sun
mary removal ot Earlo , the warden <
the state prison.
THE GREAT GERMAI
REMEDY
FOR PAIN
_ . RttltfM led
10 mu-iM .miimi cum
IS RHEUMATISM
1 Neuralgia ,
Sciatica , Lumbijjo ,
IlACItACHE ,
EIUICEI , TOOTE1CI1
SORE THROAT ,
Eonstti , CnU , Bn a ,
rnosxmrES ,
DvnNM , scii.ni
AnJ all other todll ; ut
of nm cisn i IOTTU
ie BoUbjtUDntrlittt
DMtori. IJlrKUoiu U
m
It-
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POWER AND HAND
Steam Pumps , Engine Trimmings ,
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PACKING , AT WHOLKSALX AND RLTA1L.
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SPECIAL NOTICE TO
Growers of Live Stock and Others.
WE GALL YOUR ATTENTION TO OUR
II la the bjst and cheapest food for stock of any kiud. Ono pound is equal
to three pounds of corn. Stock fed with Ground Oil Cake in the fall and win
ter , Instead of running down , will Increase in woighfnud bo in good market
able condition In the spring. Dairymen ( W well as others who mo it can tes
tify to iti rnorlla. Try it and judge * for onnolves. .Price $25.00 per ton ; no
chatty ) fov sacko. 'Addrers
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1301 and
© IVJAHA , NEB.
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DEALERS IN
AND PENNSFLVANIA
hiskieS !
in Hond or Free , Also diraot Importers of
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Bottled and in Kegs.
214ft 21B S , 14TH 8TEEEU , - - - OMAHA , EEB ,
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Druggists ,
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PLAN.NG . MILLS.
MANUFACTURERS OF
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ALSO
SASH , DOORS , BLINDS , STAIRS ,
Stair Railings , Balusters , Window
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Flret-clnga f&dlltlee for the Manufacture of all tdndcs of Mouldings , Painting and
matching a Specialty. Ordora from the country will be promptly executed.
addresmall commnnlcnU/na to < A ATOYER. ProrrJct
The Original and Only Eogular SEED HOUSE in Nebraska.
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WHOLESALE AMD RETAIL DEALERS IK
Atrrlcoltaral N. W. Oor. Ittb
Vegetable , " and !
Forest , llawor , ,
Dodge Streets
Grass , Hedge , I , Omaha. Neb.
Wo mko a specialty ot Onion Seeds , Onion Seta , Dlno Orasi , Timothy , Rod Alfalfa and Whit
Clcner , Opagean 1 Honey Locust. Pcalen and Market Gordenorj Mill ea\o money by builcir ot aa
fcff-fiencl for Catalogue , FKEE.
ANHEUSER-BUSCH
Brewing
Association
CELEBRATED
EEG& BOTTLED BEER ,
THIS EXOELLENT BEER SPEAKS ,
i FOR ITSELF ,
Orders from any part of the State or the
Entire West will be promptly shipped :
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Guarantee ,
GEORGE HENNING ,
Sole Agent for Omaha and the "West. .
Offlco Corner 13th and Barney Streets , OmahaM , ,