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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE-SATURDAY JUNK 2
The Daily Bee.
Saturday Morning , June 2 ,
LOOAL BKH1VITIBS.
District court begins on Mend y.
Fresh pine opples at Wlemor'f.
This Ii Juna weather with a ren.
g tnce ,
Iti a cold day now when there la no
rain itorni.
Mr. Samuel Keoao Is tbo happy father
of a boy.
One plain drunk , arrested Thursday
was fired out of town yesterday.
Mrs. Lawrence McMohon has returned
from a viilt to friends in Clinton , la.
A jury In judge Stenbtirg'a court ho
decided the quarterly payment of the fee
for liquor licenses Is Illegal.
The sheriff yesterday closed up a well-
known Ilarnoy street saloon on a claim for
$180 held by n St. Louli homo.
A sneak thief stole $28 from the trunk
of a boarder at Mrs. Kood'if place , on
Twelfth and Jackson streets , WedntiJay.
It ti probable that a now "Varieties"
will be opened on Ilarnoy street at an early
ly day by Manager Nugent , formerly of
the Academy of Music.
Frank Ioskln and Mac Schiller , two
boys , have been arrested for stealing nens-
papora. Their trial will como up next
week.
Mike Gllllgan , who WAS no badly used
up n few daya ago , Is able to be about
again , and looks very little worto for the
wear.
Albert Lolsenrlng's funeral , takea
place to-day at 3 p. in.
The Internal revenue collections for
the month of May wbro 81S3,42U,8r , being
the largest for any ono month yet record
ed in this district.
A hotly contested base ball natch was
played Thnrnday between the High school
and the Orelttbton college mines , resulting
in a victory fcr the High school by a score
of 18 to 17.
A meeting will be held at the opera
house on the evening of Juno tth to ratify
the action of the Philadelphia convention
and to form a branch of the Irish-Ameri
can national league.
Treasurer Whltmore , of Bayd'i opera
bouse , is traveling incognito , hiring dis
pensed with tbo hirsute appendage which
baa hitherto adorned hla upper lip ,
The fire department desires to return
thanks to Mrs. Milton Kogere , Mrs , A ,
D. Jonea , Mra. O. W. Smith and Mrs.
Dllrantz , who contributed fljwors for de
coration on Memorial Day.
Choice Strawberries and Cherries at
Wiemor'a.
A dispatch wai received Thursday
that the steamer Westphalia , having
among its parson ; era Henry Dohlo and
family , Henry Kicke , Peter Gees , Henry
Bolln , John St. Glair end llonry Andre-
sen , all ot Omaha , reached Southampton
on the night of the 2'Jlh , nnd that the
above pasaongora reached Hamburg yes
terday ,
A mooting of the charter members of
the Nebraska Commercial Mcn'd Associa
tion will be held at the Paxton hotel on
Saturday evening , Juno 2J , for the pur
pose of adopting constitution and by-lawa
and also the election of cfiicore. A full
attendance ia requested BO that all may
have a voice in forming a pormantnt or
ganization.
A colored individual traveling under
the name of Winston Green , waa arrestet
at the instigation of ono Mra , Johnson , who
charges him with annoying her life and so
on. Mr. Green claims that he had her
promise of marriage , and it would aeem
ho wai only trying to secure hia rights.
Mrs. Johnson says she would not marry
him under any clrcumstancta.
Saturday la "Glove day" at Morso'a
and in connection with their great aalo
they will offer to-duy about CO ] dozen
ladles' Hale extra long Jersey and Mot
quetalre glovca.at 50o on the dollar. Their
lac > aalj commands the attention of every
buyer of those goods and their entire
wholesale lace atock will be thrown on
their counters at lesa than cost to Im
port.
There ia a good deal of complain
about the manner In which the Omaha
postoulce ia at present conducted. A let
ter mailed from Washington City Aprl
30th waa delivered to the party addressee
May 25th , although It arrived in due time
Another party claims that three letter
sent him were kept for over a month. I
Ia true that the employes of the postoiTic
may be overworked and undor.pald , bu
Bnch thlnga should not happen under any
circumstances ,
A man by the name of Levy , wh
worVa for Mr. Phillips , the merchan
t&llor , was arrested Thursday for intoxl
cation , and appearing before Judge
Beneke In that condition , waa remanded t
jail. On tha way to the lockup he mid
danly turned and seized the arm of Oflice
Flynn between hla teeth , inflicting a acvere
bite before he could beahakenotf. Frida ;
he waa arraigned and paid a fine of $2
And $3.65 costs. Cannibalism aoema to bo
a growing evil in thia country , and it I
well thf t it should be ceverely punished.
An adjourned meeting of the olorec
citizen * waa held Thursday at LowU
ball , to take Into consideration the call fo
a state convention to be held In Omaha
August 1,1883 , for the purpoae of electing
delegates to the national convention to b
Leld at Louisville , Ky. , on September 21
1833 , After the adoption of a aerlea of ree
oluttoni , a committee cf five waa appoint
ed by tha chairman on call for the pio-
pceed ttato convention. Addresses wer
made by 0. D. Bell , W. II. Butler , E. 11
Overall and other * , and afterward th
meeting adjourned tubject to call of th
chairman. IL W , Conley , Chairman ; A
T. Brown , Secretary.
The gr nd ball given by the I. O. 0
F. , BUteraof Ruth Rebecca degree , a
Maionlo hall Thursday , wan probaby
th best attended party of the aeaaon
there being nearly two hundred and fifty
couple present. The full Union i'aolfio
band fumlibed the muilc for the occasion
aid an elegant collation waa aerved by the
tb lodg In the rooms adjoining
Tht ptrtv WAS one tf the beat managed
of the season , and all the committees ac
quitted themselves to the satl ) ( ctlon ul
everybody , especially the committee on
refmhmcnts. The party dispersed about
; wo o'clock.
Tbo Theodore Thomas orchestra , sev
enty strong , will pas > through Omaha on
a cpeclal train to-dny , en route to San
I'rnndsco. They go out via the B. & M.
andD. &K.G. roadt.
The contest for the silver medals at
the Paxton Houto bowling allay , closed
Thursday. The winners weros W. A.
Kedick , at "ten pln , " score Cli ( ; A. Cahn ,
'threo In a row , " score 77 ; U. . lloirle ,
'cocked hat , " score 137 , and II. A. Dond ,
' ! " . The haa been
'nine pn * , score 23. alloy
closed for the demon.
MAHTIAL MATTERS.
News from Various Quarters of
Army Doings.
Rumored Changes.
The atata of nfTilra concerning
Thornbnrgh la atlll rather mixed.
Whether the post la to ba built and the
appropriation of $00,000 cxpondod aa
at first expected no ono eooma to know.
L'ho revoking of the orders counter-
mnndlng the movemuut of troopa
ooka R3 if Bomothltig ia to bo done ,
> nt whether that something la to bo
n the line of a permanent peat IB
doubtful.
Major I. D. DdRuaaoy , 4th U. S.
nfantry , loaves hero Sunday for
' 'ort Bridgor , to tnko command of a
jattallon of four companion of Infant-
y which are orrlorod to construct b
nnd over the Ulntah mountains to
tart Thornburgh. The troopa will
lavn a good deal of hard work to do
work which ia not a part of a aoldier'a
luty , bat which , in the west , they
are often called upon to perform ,
Captain VV. U. Blsboe , 4th infant-
y , now at Fort Nlobrara , ia ordered
o report to Major DaKnasoy , in con
nection with the building of the Fort
Thornbnrph road.
Major General Snhofiold , now in
command of the military division ot
ho Pacific , will shortly ba relieved ,
and assigned to the command of the
military division of the Missouri , in
> laoo of Oonoral Sheridan , who will
; o to Washington to take command of
army.
Major General John Ppo , now In
iommand of the department of the
rliusonrl , ia to be aeiignod to the com
mand of the division of the Pacific ,
and Brigadier General Aui ur la to bo
aBt ignud to the command of the do-
lartmont of the Missouri.
Theeo are some of the rumored
changes to take placo.
On the recommendation of hln peat
commander , the nnoxplrcd portion of
.ho sentnnco in the casn of Ileotnlt
L'homia Daly , troop G , Fifth cavalry ,
inblltihcd in general court martial or
loraNo , 11 , current aorloa , fromthceo
icadquartoro , la romittoJ.
Company comtnutidora nerving in
hla department , when notifying the
inyumstor of tha dlachargn of u eol-
diur ( wliloh nottlis&tlon will bo madn
at lenot tun days prior to dlaihargc ) ,
will , in addition to doecrlpllon und
signature of the soldier , the amounl
of clothiug pay duo oa final state
ments , tognther with retained pay and
total amount of deposit.
Colonel John S. Mason , Ninth In
fautry , having reported at theau head-
uarters will proceed to Fort D , A.
Hnssoll , Wyo. , and nsaumo oommahd
at that post and hla regiment.
Llontcnant Colonel Thomas M. An
derson , Ninth Infantry , on being re
lieved by Colonel Maaon , will proceed
to and assume command cf For !
Brldgor , Wyo.
Bucklon'a Arnica Salve.
Tbo graatcftt tnodlcal wonilor of the
world , Warranted to npoodllv cure liurnn
UruUetyUuta , Ulcerr , Salt llboum , Kevoi
Bores , Caucere , I'lleu , Chilblains , Cornj
Tetter , Chapped IIondn , nnd oil skin erup
tlona , guaranteed to cure In every iuntanco
or money refundo'l. 25 cents per box ,
Voi ealo bv O. Gooilmnu ' ,
PEItaONAL.
G. W. Brlggr , of Denver , la in town.
J. M , Sowall , of Juubta , is in towu.
G. M. llohl , of St. Joe , ia in the olty
W , A. Downing , of Kearney , Is in th
city.
city.L.
L. K. Beaumont , of lUch Hill , IB i
town.
Maeon Gregg , of Lincoln , is at the Mil
laid.
laid.L.
L. D. Phillips , of Denver , Is at th
1'uxton.
lion. W. II. Morse , of Clarlta , U at the
MllUrd.
0 , K. Goodwln.of Denver , is at the Met
ropollton.
George H. Smith , of Philadelphia , Is a
the Paxton.
II. F , Downs and wife , of Lincoln , ar
In the city.
Wilfred 0. Potter , of Chicago , Is a gutu
of the 1'axton ,
Miss T. II. McKlnnoy , of Cleveland ,
at tbo Mllhrd.
W , K , Beach and wife , of North Platte
are at the Paxton.
Governor Edmundt , of Dakota , am
wife are In town.
lion D , M. Tomblln , of Arapahoe ,
at the Mlllard yesterday.
lllsa llosa L. Bartholomew , of Ktnporla
Kan. , if at the Hlllard.
Hon. Geo. A. Brooke , of Bazllle Mill
la registered at tbo Mlllard.
L. II. Kllbournc , of Laucaater , Wis ,
a guest at the Metropolitan.
Jno , 0 , Skinner and two ladies , of De
trolt , are at the Metropolitan.
K , A. Douglas , of North Platte nnd J
II , Graves , of Superior , are In town.
John 8. Marth and wife , of Guide Hock
Neb. , are guests of the Metropolitan.
A , 8. Burgess , traveling agent f the U
P. railway at Indianapolis , returned eai
Thursday ,
D. 0. MoMartln , Kin. , , of DM Molntf
Ii in tbo city visiting bis old college mate
W. B. Morris , Efq.
II. J. PierBon , of Denver and E , I ]
Oreratreet , of Lyochburg , Va. , are tuest
of the MttropollUn ,
A BIG BREEZE ,
A Winil Storm Which Appeared
With Funrise ,
fc Blows in a Pew Windows
and Does Some Little
Damage ,
About G o'clock Friday morniog the
wind began blowing from the Booth
nd Boon increased to n gale.
It howled through the town , blow
vor ciguo and noiit ntoro boxca whirl-
net. down the etroota and played & tuuo
n the network of wlroa spread about
bo city which could bo hoard for
> lockp.
It was by all oddn the moot aovcro
outhorn zephyr experienced hero In a
oiig tltno and It wan generally ex-
) ectod that nowa of a cyclone south of
ho city would bj received during the
ay.
The hugo platen glaaa window
n the Paruam atroot nido of Baxo'a
rug atore , woa drawn out aaah and
11 by the tiuctlon , nnd tmaihod Into
thouBand pieces. Aa it cannot 03
upllcated ehortof at. Louis , which
will rtqalro nix montha1 time , the corer -
er of JJoyd'uoporu houjo will bo dla-
guroil tlut long.
The wind alao blow In the wlndowa
f the reuldonco of N. J. Burnham ,
nd ono of hla children waa eovuroly
ut In the head.
. . .Hon. John L. Webator , whoaorcsl-
once when firat erected w&s blown
o plecoa by u cyclone , got hla family
n roadlnoaa to leave the promises ,
oaring a recnrrouco of the former
Inixotor.
It , la probablnthat more damage wan
one wbioh Is not reported , a tha
Ind must have been mora violent In
ho edge of town , which haa not the
rotootlon afforded by the hllla tr the
ontral part of the city.
LAST NIGHT'S sronM.
Another atorm cut in early laat
vonlng , which continued nntll after
midnight , and probably waa equal to
ny experienced this aprlng In the
amount of rainfall , If not In damage
o property. The rain poured down
In torronta , and waa accompanied by
violent thunder and vivid lightning.
The first waahout noted wua in the
Hey between Boyd'a opera houao
nd Schroder and Baoht's drug atore ,
on Fifteenth street , along the line of
lower. The whole alley aeumod to
lave dropped through and rod lighti
md to bo put up to warn pcdoatrhina.
Oa Chicago atroot it waa reported
hat the nldowalka and crosswalks
were lifted bodily and floated away.
Deputy Marshal Gormun waa driven
ont of hla elli so in the court hnusn
ard by the flood. Ho fought it for
while with hln broom but when the
notlorn on boarda "commit no nni
anco" began floating around , ho pack-
d up and moved into the corridor of
ho jail.
Daring the storm yeatorday morning
ho lightning ntruckNo. 2onglnohonBO
ind. cut clF the tolophouo wlro run
ning into it , but did no dnmago to
ho building.
The telephone at Llningor & Mot
jll'a warehouse wso burned np by
electricity dm Ing the day.
No reports wcro received from the
Sorth ocd Snu h Omaha creeks and
aowcrj aa the working of the telephone
BjBtom waa interrupted.
Thcro la probably a good deal o !
damage done about the city which wll"
J3 heard from to-dsy.
POLICE COURT.
Tranecripta Prepared for tlio District
Court by Judge Uenoko.
The following trauRcdpt of cases to
como before the grand jury at the ap
proaohing term of the district court
has boon prepared and transmitted by
Mr , Jerotuo Ponzol , clerk of the police
court :
February 8th , Win. n. 0. Stephen
son , aoBaulttng his wife , lined $10 au <
coots. Appealed.
February 21 , Wm. J. Duncan , In
cest with his 12 year old daughter.
March 5 , Wm. Krogor , burglarizing
the house of II. B , Burnham on t hi
night of the 21st of February.
March 16 , Peter Rnah , robbing Jon
nlo Dickinson of $900.
March 21 , II. H. Lovott and Henry
Williams , robbery of watch and ohsit
of Owen Wllaon , corner of Eleventh
and Donglaa.
May 1st , J. Adama alias J. Roy
nolda , convicted of being n auspicious
person ; fined $10 and costs and sou
toncedto bo luirrhoned in thti olty
jail for thirty da > s at hard labor ; ap
pealed.
May 10th , LOWIB QivenH , adultery
lived in a state ot adultery with Midi
Curtis real wife. Oatharino Glvono
in Loavonworth , Kaunas.
May llth , John A. Birtlno , ombcz
zloment of $300 from II. and 0. Hick-
man.
man.May 11 , Ed Kennedy , obtaining
goods under false pretonaeo tire golc
watches from M x Meyer & Bro. , by
means of a forged order purporting to
bo from John Banmor.
May 14 , D.w Uyau , threatening th
life of Thomas Ryan.
May 17 , John O'Brlou , John Ma
gnlro , Michael Qalulan , grand larceny
cony stealing 00 yards of silk from
L. B. Williams it Son.
May 21 , Wm. Hall , throatonlug the
life of OHioor P. Maizi.
May 21 , Pat Murphy and Oharlo
Stanley , larceny , for stealing an over
coat and other wearing upparol frou
Turner hall.
May 22 , Charles B , Schroto and
Mary Shroto , aasiutt with Intent to
murder killed John Martin ,
Heal Eatute Tranaroru.
The following deeds were filed fo
rjcord in the county clerk's ' oflic
May 31 , roportoi for TUB BEE by
Amos' real catat6 agency ;
Wm. S. Adama and wife to S. E
Epperson , w. d. , lot 7 , block 30
Credit Fonder addition , $1,250.
James Lttoy to Mary Klllncwood
w. d. A of lot 15 , block 11 , W
Smith's addition , fl.OCO.
Dannta H , Andrews to Ohm. 0.
IIousol , w. d. , undivided half of lots
3 and 4 , block 107 , $7,000.
Edward Dledrick and wife to John
B. Furoy , w. d , lot 1 , block C ,
ShWn addition , $2,250
W. N. McOinddllBh and wlfo toOa-
oar O'Kandor , w. d , iA of lot 14 ,
McOacddUh Thro , 5200
John lluah , treasurer , to Abncr
Fronoh , d. , parcl In acctloiiB 10 and
15 , 15 , 13 , and parcel In ncctlona 14 ,
15 , 13 , ? 13 1'J
Andrew J. lliascom and wlfo to
Edgar Lanerton , w. d. , lot 21 , block
16 , Hansoom Place , $525
Wm. W. 100 and wife to Frank
Murphy , w. c' ' . , lots 1 and 2 , block
140 , $1
Frank Murph ? to Salllo U. H.
Lowe , w. d. , lot * 1 and 3. block 140 ,
W.
W.Andrew
Andrew J , ZlfcUBCom nnd wlfo * o
Dexter L. Theme ? , w d , lot Ifi , 17 ,
19 , 20 , 21 , blk 11 , Ilausoota place ,
$1,050.
MaryM. Wllaon , ot al , to Jjhnu <
Tinas , deed , wA of uw | of BBC. 19-
10-12 , $1,200. "
DOC. BAGGS ,
The Noted Confidence Man , anil
His Gang in Tuyrn ,
Prom Which They Should ba
Fired ( it Once
A few months ajo the notes- ions
onfidonco man known n ' 'Doc"
Baggs came to thla city with hla wife ,
laving boon fired oat of Denver The
act waa pnblinbud lu the paper * , and
10 loft qnlotly on a Sunday afternoon.
Friday n BKK reporter learned that
hat ho had came hack , and accompan-
odby eight companion spirits , la now
n the city.
Doc Batjgs was a well known char-
otor In Omaha In the daya of Can
ada Bill , and haa m&du a record
icarcoly Ices notorlona ont weat. Ho
a so well known that his presouoa
anywhere is alwiya recognized by the
lUthorltloa , and hla room is always
tetter than his ocmpaoy.
It will bo well for the authorities to
ook after thie guiif ; and see that their
toy in Omahu ia short ,
A ItifoUnving Service.
Mr. M. . Allison , Hutchison , Kan. :
Javed hla llfo by a pimple Trial Bottle of
Jr. King's Now Discovery , for Consump-
ion , which caused him to procure a large
lottla that completely cured him , when
3octorp , change ot cl mate and everything
ileo bnd failed Asthma , BronchitU ,
devero Contrh , nr.d & 11 Throat and Lung
dipeueen , it ii guaranteed to cure.
Trial hottlfg ( roe at 0. F. Goodman'n
drug Btoro. Largo tize , $1 ,
The Homo New York Life insur
ance company has the largest ratio of
aseoto and surplus to Its liabilities of
any of the loading companies ,
morn&ev
ORteNGE WLO3BOMS.
The Ah'Qaeat-Ohrlstle ' Marrlavo at
S \Ti\lof a.
The murrloga of Mf. Ojaa , A. Ahl-
quest and Mien Julia Ohrfotlo , dacgh-
tor of Mr. nnd Mra. Jaaioa Ourhtlo ,
Look place at the finally roaidunco on
North 23d otreot last evening , belnq
attended by the ralatlvci aid a few
intimate personal frlonda ouiy.
The ceremony WBB porforniod by
Ilav. W. E. Oopoland , of the Uni
tarian church. The bride nia olu-
gantly attired In brov/u ailk Ith the
ual wreath of orange bloesomp. Fol
lowing the ceremony a euinptuons bin-
qnat w.\s spread , including nil the de
licacies of the aoasou. The table wan
elegantly adorned with fljirpra and
thn abundance of dalntlo * biH ii do-
ecrlptlon. Mualc and dancing fol
lowed , aud a general good time was
onjaycd.
The presonta were numerous and
cobtly , being of a useful aa well su
ornamental character.
Mr. and Mra. Ahlqncst at once
took possession of their homo , corner
of livonport nd Twenty-fourth
atrcota , phoro they are rrady to rn-
celvo the many friends who will join
in congratulating the happy conplu.
OUCKOO.
An wer WimtoU ,
Can any ono bring us a case o
Kidney or Liver Complaint that Kleotrl
Bitters will not upcedlly cure ? Wo pay
thuy can not , na tuousanclg of caaea alread
permanently cured , aud who are dully roc
nmtnendltiK Electric Bittern , will prove
Brlght'u Dlseute , Dlabotoa , Wetk Back , o
any urinary complaint quickly cured
They purify the blood , regulate the bow
elf , and act directly on the dUeaaed parts
Kvcry bottle Kuarunteed. For sale at 60
bottle by 0. tGoodman. .
LAWN LOWERS.
2GO assorted Patternn arid elzet
wholesale and retail , at EVANS' Sae <
Store. m31 3 ;
TJO Enterprmiu ? Ohio and Mlseleslpp
Railway.
In conneoiion with the proeon
through car running arrangement vi
N. Y. P. & 0. and E do rail way a , com
mouclug Sunday , Juno 3rd , llmltei
express will leave St. Liula at 8 D. m
with a line of Palace Bleeping am
drawing room care through to Now
York Tin the B. & 0. railroad , rttrlv
inc at Now York second evening a
0-30 S . Louis tlrnn. Evening limited
express le&vcs at 7 p. m. with throng
Palace and sleeping coaches to New
York without chaugo via N. Y. P. A
0. and Erlo railways , arriving eecood
morning.
This arrangement gives the paasen
gors purchasing tickets over the Ohl
Mississippi railway the advantage o
two through Palace cars , uiorniui * an
evening , from St. Louis to Now Yor
City , aud the only line Bonding pas
seniors by the way of Waihlngtou
and Baltimore to all eastern citioH ,
Purohaoo your tickets by the Coa !
Ohio aud Mississippi lUllwuy niu
secure the best of ncoammoditlou
when going east.
W. B. SIUTTCC ,
General Passenger Agent.
M. W. PEABODY ,
Ganoral Snpcrlutendoah
JOHN E. McOLUKE ,
Northwestern Pas ? . Ag't.
m30-2t
LAWN MOWERS ,
all Blues and mekes , prices ranging
from $5 upward , at
EVANS' SEED STORE
3031
TO AND FRO ,
An Idea of the Annual Traffic
Over the Union Pacific ,
The Figures Awny Up in the
Billione.
Nearly everyone o ! our readers
will bo Interested in the forwarding
nttrcsts of Omaha and the weat , and
ho following table of Oguroe , taken
rom the ofliclal triffn reports of the
Union Pacific for 1881 and 1882 The
otal traffic , in round figures amount-
d to eight billion , three Imnclrod and
hlrty-three million , thrco hundred
nd thirty-ouo thousand , aevcn hnn
rod and el ht pounds (8'333.331,708) ( )
or two yours :
Wo priaoot a few prominent items
or thu purpuuu of giving an idea of
ho development oi thn uilnor.il , agrl-
nltural aud pAscoral rcaourcos of the
lountry tributary to thia national
U IO.V I'ACII'IC TIIAFFIC.
Article. 18j2. 1831.
Coal . 699,020,950 CSl,712OnO
iletitllic oro- . -J'J i03-lJO ! 24,601,8:0
.Ittallio ores : uii
coka . 133 3 10,075 87.EG3.135
Vhoat . 401.200.475 315,311,920
Com . 337,021,010 230,012055
) ats mid Barley. . 715,957,470 139 058 G90
tyot lUxBeud. . . 18,421350 14 , 207,380
lay . 06 749 000 81,629.375
otntoeavege'd. - . 51.KJ3 705 95,854,995
.iwl . 27,043C80 21,80''JIO
Jullion . 115 769,410 117 267. J 10
lotte , etc . 18.401. 380 8,338,239
Ildea & lura . 12.210,950 48 132,755
Vool . 31,253,000
Cattle . 231,712,295 250,237,025
logs . 73,287,320 80,397,100
torses end mule ? . 17,019 J95 18,171,300
beep . 20.2 4,380 10,902,015
log products . 31,771,140 47,931,035
leef . 9W.E45 1,290,710
"ish and game. . . 12,610,250 11,300,610
'oultry . 212,010 5J4.G20
iuttor , egga and
checeo . 9,660,400 12,201,990
Lumber & timber.440.878 6 < l ) 302,052,750
hinglep , etc . 13639,095 13,035,700
Jroen fruit . 31,291,305 33,011,82) )
'apcr . 24.330633 19,438,910
leal and feed. . . . 24,218,150 31,009,445
"lour . 09,861,625 51821,885
Dry goods . 70.C05.725 79 110,760
Vtal mov'ment.4,203.271,005 4,130,000,643
In comparing figures in 1878 , we
ind that the Union Pacific moved on
) lllion , aix hundred aud eighty-eight
nllllon , thirty seven thousand , three
inndred and tnn pounds , an Increase
n 1883 over 1878 , of 2,515,238,755
) ouuds. There are few who
low doubt the abundant and
lermenent prosperity of the territory
ylng west of the Missouri river , v.-hou
hey glance at the above figures , and
tudy the boundless resources y t
untouched and unfilled. It la fit ill-
lent to present tbo facia and allow
others to dwell on the ultimate re-
Bulta.
Bulta.We
We notice the Matringo Fund Mutual
i'rust ABsociation , of Cedar Kapida ,
ewe , highly epoken of by the loading
japera You should secure a certificate
it onco. Wiite for circulars aad appli-
iationj , _
Mail Matter Ho'd for Postage ,
The poBtiunater gtnoral has ietued
, n order to take ( ifot on the firat of
July next , with rospeos to whut ID
tno u an "hold for poutsge" matter.
Tdo cider pn vices that ' 'whenever
i'iy lot'.er prepaid at less than ono
'ull ruto < < postage , or any parcel of
third or fourth elasj matter
not fully prepaid , and being
otherwise mal'.ablo , is deposited at a
poatoflioo of the fust , second or third
CHBB ! mid consigned tmiy other post-
office in the United Statoa , it ahsll ba
the doty of the postmoater to send to
the addroaa an oihc'al ' peatal card con
taining a notice of the detention , and
a request to remit the proper amount
of poetngo to enable the letter to bo
forwarded to its destination.
"This provlalon applies only to
matter which does not baur the carder
or tddrens of the so.-der. Such a
card matter should bo returned imme
diately to the party mailing it , as
prescribed by exlating regulationa. "
The law requires that lottero pre
paid with IOJB than ono full rate , and
third and fourth data matter not
fully prepaid shall be sent to the dead
letter office , but under thla order
where the sender is not known the
addressers are to be given an opportu
nity of paying the deficient postage ,
aud of receiving the matter directly
from the maJllng office. This plan haa
boon tiiod for many years past ul
the letter carrier offices with moat tat-
lafaotory reaulta , the atatlatica show
ing that more than eighty per cent ol
the oddrouBera notlfiad have responded
with the poatcgo The snccotB of the
experiment haa Induced the postmas
tor general t. ) extend tno system Into
all the presidential oflices.
FLIES AND BUGS.
Flies , roaches , ants , bed bugs , rata
mice , gophora , chipmunks , cleared on
by "Rouph on Rats. " 15a.
ORAND PACIFIC HOTEL
COIINEK OF
NISTH AKD HARHEY STS
Omaha , Nebraska.
OPENED MAY 17T1I , 1888
This hotel contains 100 rooms
nil outside rooms , and 80 room
on the first fioor , especially adapt
ed for sample men. A cuisint
of superior excellence. Head
quarters for the state trade
Special inducements to the thea
trical profession. ' Hotel situntet
live blocks from depots , llor&t
cars pass the door both way
every five minutes.
T. J. SALSMAN
Proprietor ,
A , H , AYLBWOETH ,
Manager ,
( Late of Faxton Hotel. )
moiB till
Infants and Children
Without IVToKDlilno or Narootino.
Vlmt cites our CJilldren rev chocks ,
\Wiatcurc3thelr fofcrg , maxea thptn sleep ;
'Tin rnntiirla.
When Dablcs frrt , nnd err by tnrni ,
Wmt cures Uiclr colic , kills their wornn.
Hut CnMtiirln.
AVliat qulclv ! cures Constipation ,
Sour Stomach , Colils , lndlp'tloii :
Hut C'lutnrltv.
rnrewell then to Jlorphlno S.rnips ,
Castor Oil und I'art'Koric , nnd
IliillCnstnrla.
;
Cn > n a it y LI n i m o n t. AM al > -
oltito euro for l honniatiHIII ,
raiitk , Bvinia , Gallti , &i ) . , and an
tjluutiiuco'.ui Pala-voliovor.
II the < who from < Dtlifcrcttonp , rxrrtiei or other c ari tro
ak unnertfd , tnw i iriteJ. phyncallr drained , &D4 unable to
erform HTe * * tlutlei * vroptrlr can be cvrtaiolj and pprma-
cotly eurfd , vltbout atomneh mcdMnei f'ndont < l bf doctori.
Inil n and the prrn TM .Wrlicjl W'trkty ln > l Tlic old
an oflrrtllni .Ncrt on * llelilltt } , I'll ) ! ( ul Urcuy , A.O. ,
i vholl ; aupmolc.l b ; ' 1 UK M Alt" I O.N ltt > l.l > . " Ktto
loprlcan pnaea aitarr 1 of certain reiteration to full and pert -
t rannbond. Kirniilc f ft-clUr , eltault , pleajaDt. Bend
nr treatlfe C ninltiitlon with ptT iean free
MA1WTON Hi.1lii : : V CO. . < 0 U.14tb SU , X , * lork.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
yKTSPECIALS will POSITIVELY not beln
cried Bnlest paid In advance.
TO LOAN-MONEY
TO LOAN The Om'hn Bivlnt'B Dank
MONEY prepared to make loins oa Omaha
city or Toughs county rcil c-tvo at current
rates o Interest , Ma ccinm'bslon charged. 8tl
J\/l / ONEY TO LOAN The Lnwts * Rttes ol In-
J.V1 tercet. Bemlj * Loin AKeccy,15th & Douglas
234-tf
I ONEY LOANED-On chattel mortgages.
M Itoom.7 Union Block. 555 Imcf
IONKY 1 < LOAN On chattel raortgaies
M1 EDWARCS , lI03rarnamSt 73)-lmt
1O LOAN Call at Law oltito ot U. L ,
MUNKY , room 8 , Crclghten Block.
ONKY Leant d on chat el p-operty , by J ,
iVJ T. B att > , No. 213 South I4ta B reit
740-linf
HELP WANTED.
ittt-c ! ts wk od
WAITED H nee c f B B. Wood , 22d 'rect ,
bet. Ca s und Ca. .oinla. 7c5 ' 1\ \
ANT' I ) Firat clasj ccok t 1C17 Capitol n\e.
le.t ivaRci. 74 1 §
"ITT NTED F.ftyqimri' men
YV H
747-1 ] llth it , near Karrnin.
ntcdlmmedlitilr
ANurso
given t Ihwcst torncr Hamlltin and
Pier , Shlnn'a Ad.tlcn , 743 25
'ANTtD A shirt i oner at tht Bojtcn
w Laundry , north Uth st. 70C tf
w 'fcn A ifocd gltl 'or thol.ltchc > at No.
14'8 ' Howard st. Good acs. 74G2J
WAN1ED-A girlnt 1518 Hodgg St.
7312 * .
i ANTED-Fee nd hand snulrr 1 can * . Ad-
drcuP. O. box 720 7S7 2J
) A ijpnd prman pM ,
WANTH cl J T.eltaclac , tOJ S-ut 10th
Sttec' . < 3 < i ) !
WANTF.D Girl to da pei'ia1 houssworK
'Iwolnfamllv. ' I qulro of Mrs. Me ord ,
S.W. corner El/h'c.n h aad D.u ia' ) . Rfereticeii
>
tequUed. 738 tf
A competent rflrl tn coi.k , wash
WANTED Appy to XlrJ. Klnniuau , 5S4
Plcanatit s rcct , two utrccts west of theCcnvtnt
running north from St. JIarj'd avenue to H < r&cv
etrect C70.lt
WANTED - Goad stion ? boy to work In prce
room. App > Ileo otllce.
IANl'KD A coed baker. Addrtp- . P.
W
Outhitaut , PlaUsnouth. 72-2 {
ANTED Girl to ttko care of a 10 month
W o.dbaby ; HO south 10th fcticet. 71C-1
WANTED lastry cooi. . Apply c r 12th
ind Hcwar J etictt. 704-tf
ANTED A woman to waeh and Ir'n , a
W
WOESTS Jiet HnLSj. 078 25
OESTS WANTED To ciniftos for a new
( AftcriHith ) 118 S. J5th St. 658 1
W ANTED-A dfnlng room'glrl at the Crelglj
ton hou o. 315 tf
SITUATIONS WANTED
CUTUATION WANTED As driver or ta take
| O care of horscB. J. P. W. ttlj ofllce. 727-li
WANTED-Pcsltlon is book-bet per , best c
ref.rences given. Address S. K. W Bee
office 043-11
MISCELLANEOUS VVANTU.
HERE Dots "C" want to meet -C' .
W
700 5f
wanti to meet "C' at the Uafopolltan
C Hotel , Omaha. 401-14 ;
FOR 1IENT-HOU8E8 AND LOTS.
Large fuinlsLcd ro.m a Ul
FORWENT Sireet. 742-lrut
RENT Furnlshol rcom 1805 Frn m
FOR
street. 691-2
T70R RENT Sro 'lhousflhrea ' room * . Ingooi
V ripslr. Well ati 1 cu'etn corner 15t am
PaclQc , JlOpermcntb , RE. C pain. 781 4 §
RENT-To beael for one rr ( w
FOR . A farm cf 110 acrri , ca h rtnt ? 3 00
an acio. Inq lira at lice olllce , 1 3 It
, iOU KEN'-Furnblid ! room ; with table bi&ri
F 1810 Dodge. 043-7J
HKVT-fno unfarnUhe-l rcni > at 101
FOR street N. W.JI RUILL.
724 U
1710R RENT New house , 5th IJQUSO noith o
J.1 St. M 7y's avenue , on 2ith street. 7 0t
I710R USNT A front room clco'y fu'nlshed
X1 Apply at 5C13 Ddge sireit. 7.9 It
ITiOR RENT Nicely furnished room. Tweh
I1 Joilarj | > er mouth. Qcnt omea only. 101
ChlcagOBtrctt. 7 1-lt
TOIIE FOR RENT-Corner Olh ind Plerc- .
S' KUiVAKOS , 1100 Rumm street. 731-21
T710II REST Two i.lctly fuinlshed front
C rooms , BUT WcbiUr street , one block from
streetcir. C71-2
. _ KICK new three room cota ( ; > ( or rent ,
_ \ goo < l Irlck collar , til and Ulern cu iUh
and California it ii.ulre ( | No. C13 21st Et. , or
at hlscirpjnter shopoa Cosj It , brtwien 16th
and 17'h ' , tS3 tJ f. J. OREEDON.
FOR RENT 1 ro.ma , nnw and p'etsint , near
etr t t caia. Terms , 9 per niontb. fcmall
quiet family p ere red J. P. W. ROB , Klnj St.
bctw cen Cbaileg and Sowird. D70-2I
FOR HKNT Klght roam cottiRowl'h mcclein
ImprotiucntJ , 2113 U&\eniiOit St C. V.
Uil : oll. C03-H
"
PIANO For ren * , 119 3 , 15th St
657-1
RENT Cottage of thtee room * , Twenty ,
FOR
third and Lenenworth , 111 per month.
Knqnlre t C12 S. Setentcentb bt. 112Ut
T7IOR RENT Two cotUffe * , xcellnt repair.
J < LcaTtnworth and South avetuo. ti" > ana j'ij.
MoCAOUK ,
10 tt oppoiit * P , 0.
FOR RENT-Corncr of ICth and Div-
STORE . Inqu're ' 1CIO I'aicnport itr t.
463-tf
fitU LVT Ono or two r ouu , with beard. 1803
I Ca IfOMilt street 3598
"TJIOR nEST One Piano , ono new organ , ro 9
JL1 otiable teimi. llope'n Mutlu Hall. 3 9-lm
T URNISHED rcoiM find bovtl. Mo.lcrn eon-
Jj onlences , 1810 Dodge street 10CO Junl't
r-OR SALC
iiut SrtLi1. A tlioiouclilirfd Jeifejr Hull 1
b vrar eld recorded In A < J II. Hi k W r cs-
ter Miws. Applr to K.A XcLcoJ 43 * C nvett
St. Omihs. 7U-45
J70KSAI.I : DulldiDK nml ( liocorImilncsj. .
JJ J. It Spctman , cor. 13th atid Howard. .
723-12 $
O i f A will Luymirood Windsor uptight Piano.
u ) IOU Little u ed , at
111 4 JUX MEYK1 & nilO.
EXOHANnK-A fnull stock of
JL1 boots nnJ shoe ? , Int t ttjlia will Inrolco
nhout Jl.'OO. Will excl anijo lor ro.l ctt&to
iripcrt ) Ii c'ty ' , tareali.
181-2 K. L. SIORBK ft Co. , 1022 Capitol aro.
ipoil SMjr HoU3 rfsoen rooms Al > o three
J rooms ( or rant , inqalre Cji noith 13 h St.
C61-21
[ TIOIl " ALE Mii'rno. bujritj anJhirnw R Only
L1 been used six tronttn A no I j-ht lia' ' spring
wjgon aud npon bujrgy on ! sowing iimcnlne ,
heap Calln : 44V2W strutt , bctuo.n Matncy
nd nr. Htrv'q tmio R09-2J
t Nearly now Klmball llano for $ i33. Easy
payment. ' , at
713 4 MAX MEYER i I1RO.
SALE At a Sacr fice new hou o ol four
FOR
.corns and lull loton 2ttth batwrin Paul and
hcrrnan St. Inquire of J. L. Ma-blc , 217 N. 16th
st. t5M
FOR SALE Two leautlful lee , corner , on
Chlcairo stieet , fencel and trcca planted ,
bouthatd 3 t front , S2.UOO.
Full 10. aid two larKch'jus a tint are bringing
n 10 per cjn on ? 3OOJ , f. r cath ? 5,000
iwofjl nd 6 hnu e3 that rent for $115
icr month Oojd locithn , Slu.fifo
070-2 SI1RIVER ft BELL.
$ ) . " A A For a good fccond hknd orean , at
OtMJV 7M4 MitXMBYKKft HRO.
FOR SALE OneSjoaro'tl Iron Gray maro.
Inquire at Jefferson square barn. &fl-lt
I" OTS For ealo only ten minutes walk , from end
U of street car track J. C. Wllcox at park ar-
nue house , IlauEcom place. 832-tl
OR BALE Vogo Piano.
1 528-tf C. J. CANAN.
tj\OR \ BALE A flrot clnsa second hind phaotoa
Call t 1819 H rney St. S97-ti
FOR SALE 7 room houeo and barn , twn full
lots nicely Improved. Fine location , South
Omaha. * 3000. AMKS ,
355-lmo 1SOC Fainam.
PUR SALE Old ncwrptpers ID large and small
quantities at thla ollico. U
1OR SALlKlax mil ! machinery consUUnp oJ
brake , 2 dusters , beater , picker , press , tc.
; an work cither rotted or frccu stcck , alto shaft-
ng , pullles , and bcltlnir ( ordrhlcg the n bo re ,
tleo one 35lH. P. engine with boiler , smoke ,
tack f nd fflflxture * co p'etu. AddrevVILL <
[ AM TAIT Charles Cltv Iowa. 295-3m |
IANO1 AND ORGANS FOR RF.NT , AT
JL 715 4 MAX MEYEK fi IRO
FOR SALE A flrst-cla's second hand top bni { .
Ky. Call t 131D Haincy street , 317-tI
T ADIrO AhD YOU Q MCN In clly or
J coii"t'j to take rice 1 ( iht artl pleasant woik
t their hoires ; 3' t ? > a c'ay easily and quietly
made ; wcilt Bout l > y mill ; no rat VA 8 UK : to
stomp for rrply. I'lcuo Bd < lro' Hellnhlo Manu-
acturlng Co. , PtlUdu rihla , Kn , drawer IT
74D Juni'J TuelhuSatlZt
i UK cdebra'td fcrtuno t Her in Ooiman and
C Enpllfh , 414 south 12ih street Vct'-vrcn liar-
ncv and Howard. ilhS F.
711-2t
QTRAYED I'rom Judge Dundy , at the Block
ij y rdi yesterday , a light bay ii an1 , 4jo r
lid. Doth hind leot whlt > . i andhOinu animal.
Party Icatln ? mare at Mc'hinn's livery ftablo ,
ocnr P. O. will be pild toi ticublo. 7J2-2
IT RAYED \ white ml oh cow with f mall red
fpot * " ' no'k and o\cr cjc. Itowarrt will bo
[ .aid it r.turiltd to S. E corn r llth and .Marcy.
T OST May 30lh , oflicur's roroher , Smith h
LJ We soo,33 calibre , dtunlo action , wit i boiy
lundleand let ! her fcablonl FUder liberally
rewarded by Icavlnerat Millar 1 bole' . 717-2j
PASlUiUUK Pof horto' orly. Two
GOOD
mlloa o ) cf poatolliccj tecuid hnuso nest
( rtm Mr. Ryan's. 076-t
UP Ono horie and on * mite colt ,
J with le't hind fret white Hare ha v.hlto
s'nr on f . .rthtaJ. Owner can recover tame by
tiroUni. cwnctshlp on application to R. Price ,
Saratoga precinct. 5 G 6t oow )
c.u - iv > Restaurant , Humphrey & Co. ,
lllSDoJKO etioct , IcruJ $3 M ptrwc.k.
Mayl-lm
BDWAKDKUF.HL
MAGI8TKR OF PALMYSTERY AN3 OONDT
TIONALIST , 4S Tenth etreet , Between Fainam
and Ilarnoy. Will , with 'ho aid of mnrdlan
spirits , obtain far anr ono a glnncs ot the pait
and preaent. and nn certain conditions IJ tbe fu
ture. Boots and Shoes tcudo to order. Pcifecl
i tl factlan truarantce-i
Absolutely Piare.
This powder never varies. A marvel of pn rlty
strength and wholesorneness. Moro economical
than Uio orplnary kinds , and cannot bo sold In
competition with tbe multitude of low tu t ihorl
weight , alumor ph ephatu powder Sold pnly tn
cans. ROTH. BAKI.XU POWDFK Co. , Wall-St.'il ;
New York
1'ASK.
B. HAAS
. ,
t
DEALER IN
Flowera , Plants and Boupeta ,
Flower beds prepared fcr any one In th ) city at
reagonabla pricei. .
DEAl ER IN r
Fine Millinery I
HAIR GOODS ,
WAVES , BANGS , ETu.
Stock Entirely Fresh ana New ,
109 15th Street , Opp. Poatoffico.