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OMAHA DAJL1 BBiS--TUIiSDAlr JUNE 5
RUSSIAN GUSHERS ,
2ioli Fields of Petroleum in the
of tlio Cossacks.
A Proposition to Export Oil to
This Oouotry.
Ilirea 'Jlionsand Wells.
Cincinnati Enquirer.
A St. Petersburg paper fmda tlmo
/ amid the corountiun featlvltlea to glvu
como attention to the potroluatn fisldn
In that country , wtilch promlsoa lately
to addi very nuturlnlly to the wealth
of the UataUtt givururuont. These
oil fields are no nowdlBoovory , bat not
I uiuit recsntly have they boon proparly
operated aud their valao dotcrnutiod.
It roruains for Araorlcan oporatlvea to
do thin , nud our R isalan contempo
} rary la lavish in ita pralao of the
American oil producer and the gunlna
ho has displayed In de
i veloping the hidden rlchoa
of the fields along the Volga river
and thu Caspian aoa. According to
thla authority aomo of tha more rouBUt
wells in this territory lm-e produced
oztraordlnury quantltloa of oil , ono
"aprlng , " oa It ia called , linvlny pat
5,000 biraols of forty-two gallons each
into n tank in twenty-four honra.
This la equil to the largest wolla ever
diacovornd in thu Pennsylvania ro-
loua. The rroik of drilling wolla
with American machinery la being
prosecuted with considerable vigor ,
both by the sovorntaont ; of llnaaia and
by prlvato firma , to whom a portion
o't the territory haa been leased for
a term of yoara. Our St. Petersburg
contemporary adda that the oil opera-
tort there are preparing to export
their product to Ainurlci , where
they ezpoct to compote socoeaafnlly
with our owu oporitora.Vo do not
buliovo thla statement will greatly
alarm the trade hero , where petroleum
can be produced for aovonty five cents
a barrel. Thla movement to export
oil to thla country la said to have bson
inaugurated by American gentlemen ,
who tro Interested largely In thu field
theio , and who , no doubt expect to
pet a share of the bualueaa hero.
These outurpmlng gontlotuen will ,
perhaps , find it up-hill work to ship
Hunaian putrolenm to thla country ,
and the fivlda there will huvo to bo
very prohfu and oven greater in ex
tent than they appear now to bo be
fore the business will bo remunerative.
American petroleum ia likely to hold
its own at homo against any foreign
product foreomo lime to couiu ,
Theee enterprising oil men abroad
perhaps forgot that wo have now ever
. 3-4,000,000 barrels of American
petroleum already In tank in thla
country waiting for a customer , not to
mention the apparently inexhaustible
stores that hbvo only to bo touched
witn a drill to bring them upon the
mtrkot. HuBsian cotrolonm mer
chunto will no doubt chiefly direct
their attention to competing with
American oil in their own and neigh
boring cjuntrlen , and in thia they are
likely to bo Buccosafnl. Bacalan oil
haa of late ycara been coualdcred ot
an inferior quality , and on thla
account .American merchants have
had llttlo trouble in driving it from
the markets oven in that country ; but
thla cannot bo done now. The pro
cesses of rcfiulug have been perfected ,
where the American methods have not
been wholly adopted , and the result
la that Russian oila are now almost
equal in quality with our owu.
G. H. Heap , tha American Consul
at Constantinople , in a late report sup
plies some Information on thia subject
that will Interest the trade hero. Ho
aaya :
"Tho business of refining potrolonm
. in the Bakow region of the Cinptau Sea ir
la still in ita infancy , but the company
which haa obtained the concession
from the llaealan government has a
largo capital aud owna a numerous
flest of steamers and Bailing vesaola on
the Cisplan. It employs men of high ii
Bcloutlfia attainment and experience to
improve the process of rcfirilcg their
oil , and in facilitating aud economiz
ing ita transportation to the BlickSoa
porta.
"A railroad haa baen completed
from B-ikow to Tiflia , whnnco n road
has bean in operation to Pjtl , on the
Black Sea , for several years. Poll
and Butonm , a port ceded by Tarkoy
to Russia by treaty in 1878 , are a'so ' In
railroad connection.
"Wlththeao advantagoa the Rus-
alan Petroleum company haa facilities
for supplying Tarkey with which the
American companies cannot compete ,
and it counts confidently upon secur
ing a monopoly of the trade in the
Asiatic provinces when it haa succeed
ed in perfecting ita process of refining.
Whllo they can undoraoll American
petroleum , the superior quality ol
onra saves it for the preaont from be
ing driven from the market in Aalf
Minor. "
All thla ia not comforting to Amorl
can oil merchants , but will assist then
In making np their minds to the In
ovltablo , namely , their speedy retire
ment from that section. The rich po
trolenm fields of the Black Sea , whoi
operated by American enterprise one
genius , must sooner or later drivi
American oil out of a vast territory
where for years it haa had practical ! ;
no competition.
A Ohlnoao Sensationalist.
A dispatch from New York aayo tha
Ah Wong , editor of The Ohlnoae-
Amorlcin , la rcaponalblo for the otato
mont that a notorious Chinaman , belonging
longing to a Chrlatlan church in Chicago
cage , laat year etolo between $2CO
and $3,000 worth of silks from th
dry goods utoro of a Mr. Martin , n
this city by whom ho wa employed
He then , the ntory ouya , fled , and I
now In Now York , stopping with hi
brother in Mott street.Yont ; furthc
saya that after the Christian Ohlnama
stole the goodi ho took two partnoi
from amnuR New York Celestlala an
wont to Beaten , Iluro ho opouod oc
' a store and sold out the stolen iroodi
and aubcquontly went to FIongKonj >
invested in property , and recently n
turned to Naw Yjrk. Bret Harto
fancy "That for waya that are dat ,
and for tricks that are vain the hoathe
Chinese la peculiar , " finds oxomplll
cation in Mr. 'Wong's caao. No ot
ever hoard of any Ohlntraon bcir
employed aa a clerk in a Chicago di
goods honno , much less of hla havln
run away with $3,000 worth of sill
Further than this , no euch name i
Martin appears oniony the list of dry
cnods mcrthauta nud ho la not known
The only plausible uxplnnntlon ot Mr.
Wong's atntemoat Cilats in tlio fact
that hu IUQB a nuwapnpnr und for this
rcnaon m y have gruunda fur putting
up a sensation ain.jni ; thu pigtails of
Jvlott ntroot where hli , Inturcatli'g jour
iinl circulates.
A Cut-1'hroat Dullness.
DutllnjLtoa Hawkf e.
For uovuu years ho had boon a clerk-
in the lea business , but only a week
01 so ago Wwuj nupulnted a clerk In
the post t duo , Ono day ho wna eta
ttouud at thu f tamp window. lie
sold throj cent atHmpi for fifteen
cents each or four for half a dollar.
Ono cunt ( turn (13 , ho tola the people ,
were hard to got at any price , nud
ruled firm nt aovou cents , with
riulug tondi ucy. Postal cards wcro
hold nt ten cents , aud ttampod throu-
cunt ouvoloj. > a went throu tor n quar
ter. Society raised a howl when ho
charged a commission of tun per cent
for roglatorit a letter , and charged
oxchauge , ditcount , aud commloalon
on money oruera. When the poat-
maater ruturni d , there was n scone.
The young tnau listened to reproach
and explanations. Ilo examined the
uchudulo of prices very carefully , ro-
clguod immodlatoly , and went back to
the tco bueiuoas. "Tho postoflioo , " ho
told hla father "won't laat six weeks.
You never aaw auoh a cot-throat busi
ness. They've uo more Idea of A fair
profit than they have of the North
Polo. Why , It would ruin the gov
ernment it all the cilices sold stamps
for nothing , aa they do hero. " And
ho made up hla mind that ho would
write to the President aud tell him
how abamofnlly the merchandise of
the government waa bciug cut awny
down below November pricea right in
the beginning of hot weather.
The Amount Peter Got.
Letter In Charleston Nona and Courier.
One Now Year's day James Gordon
Bennett arrived at the Union club
towards night , having made many
calls. Ho sat down In a chair , and
observing that some members of the
club were presenting Piitor , the von-
urablo porter of the club , with $5 bills
aa Now Year's presents , ho called him
ever and Calling down Into ouo of hla
pocketa brought up a bill ,
"Potor , my friend , " he said , with
out looking at the bill , "take that. "
"Thank you , sir , " said Peter , his
oyca gUatontug nt the tight ot a $20
bill.
bill.Bennett
Bennett gazed at him for a accond ,
Bsld sleepily : "Walt , Peter , " and dlv-
ing down into another pocket brought
up another bill.
"Tako that , Poter. "
Thla performance wont on for fully
five mlnutoE. Every time that the
astonished Peter attempted to retire
ho waa called back , and the presenta
tion of every kind of bill from $1 to
$50 wont on to the amusement of the
spectators. When no moro bids citno
forth Bennett stopped and wont
away. Peter asked aomo of the mom-
bora what ho had boat do with his hat
full of money. Ilo waa advised to
ask Mr. Bennett the next time he
came whether ho had not given him
by mistake more than ho intended.
So the next day when Baunott ap
peared Peter eald to him :
' Mr. Bannott. I think you gave mo
moro of a New Year's present than
yon intended laat night. "
Bannott looked at him for a few
seconds , not having the glimmer of an
idea hew much ho hud given , or
whether ho had given anything at all
"How much did I give you , Potor1
"Eight hundred dollars , sir. "
The position was a dolicjto one
but not BO much ao for a man with an
lucomo of a million a year aa to an or
dlnary mortal. "That was the amoun
' I intended for you , Puter , " oaid Ban-
nett , with a sign of annoyance.
Should thu Hair Bo Periodically Cut.
Doctor Shoemaker.
It may bo that cutting ana shaving
may for the tlmo increase the action
of the growth , but it haa no perma
nent elFact either upon tbo hair bulb
or the hair sac , and will not in any
way add to the llfo of the hair. On
the contrary , cutting and ahuvlng will
cause the hair to grow longer for the
tlmo bolug , but In the end will inev
itably shorten its term of llfo by ox-
haustlug the nutritive action of the
hair-forming apparatus. When the
hairs are frequently cut , they will usu
ally become coarser , often losing the i
beautiful gloss of the fine and delicate
hairs. Tha pigment will likewise
change brown , for Instance , becom
ing chestnut , and black changing to a
dark brown. In addition , the ends of
very many will bo opllt and ragged ,
presenting a bruah-liko appearance.
If the hairs appear stunted in their
. growth upon portions of the scalp or
beard , or gray hairs crop np hero and
there , the method of clipping off the
ends of the short hairs , of plucking
out the ragged , withered and gray
halts , will allow them to grow strong
er , longer and thicker.
Mothers , In roaring their children ,
should not cut their hair at certain
periods of the year ( during the super
stitions period of full moon ) , In order
to increase its length and luxuriance
as they bloom Into womanhood and
manhood. This habit of cutting the
hair of children brings evil in place of
good , and is also condemned by the
distinguished worker in this department
mont , Professor Kapoil , of Vienna ,
who states that it ia well known thai
the hair of women who pooaorn lux
at urlant locku from the time of girlhood
- never again attains its original length
o- after having once been cut.
o- J'incna haa made the tame obccrva
il30 tlon by frequent cxparlmont , aud he
30 adds that there la a general opinion
lie that frequant cuttlnt ; of the lv lr in
ofd. creases its length ; but the fcll'jot 1 iIs
d.Is different from that generally sup
Is poaod. Thus upon ono occasion hi
lia states that he cut off circles of hall
or an Inch In diameter on the heads 3f
an healthy men , and from .Tcok to 3fof )
irs compared the Intensity of growth of
nd the shorn plane with the rest of th
nt hair , The result waa surprising ti
, thla close and careful obsarvor , as h
g > found In some caaos the number
roo'a were equal , but generally the growl
o'a became slower after cutting , and h
rk hn never obaerved on increase in ra
en pidlty.
Ifino I might also add that I boliev
no many beardlcaa facea and bald head
8 in middle and advancing ago are of to
Iry duo to constant cutting and shaving I
8 narly llfo. The
young girls and bo ir '
Ik. geen dally upon our streets with the
closely cropped heads and the youn
moti with thel - .tn-shitveu f jcos tm <
year by year by this funhlou having
their halr-iormint ; apparatus ovcr-
otralned.
The YottDir Mim who Showed O1V.
Detroit Krio Vteti.
The other day a young man about
120 years of ago , ucsduipauiod bjn girl
two or three yuar younger , rouchort
the city by a Uy City train , nnd nftcr
looking art uud for a few hours re
turned to the depot aud bonqht some
sandwiches for luucb. Tfto follow
wna heard brauglnc ; u good deal no to
what hu had done aud could do and
citlro ho had visited , andby-nnd-by h
walltud np to the depot policeman aud
handed him four livu-cont olgara aud
suld :
"That's my girl la thero. "
"Yer. "
"Shu just thinks her oyoa of inc. "
"So ? "
"I'vo never had n chance to show
her how I'd dlo for her if necessary , aud
It seems to mo how wo might put up a
littlu job right hero. "
"flow ? "
"Woll , suppose mo nnd her walkout
to see the river I leave her for n mo
ment. Some chap cornea along aud
begins to chin her. I rnah back and
knock him into the middle nf next
wook. She'd want to marry mo within
n week. 'Jirln of her ago just dote on
hornua , you know. "
"Yea , they do. "
"Woll , you help me. You pick out
aomo chap around hero and toll him
what I'm up to , aud I won't mind
standing treat for all hands. When I
rush in on him ho'd bettor run. "
Five minutes later the girl stood on
the wharf alouo. A follow big enough
to pitch a barrel of flour ever n freight
cir approached iu n caroloaa way and
observed :
"Finn day , mlea ? "
"Yea , dr. "
"Nicovlow of the Oinada shore1 ?
"Yes , indeed. "
"May I offer you some peppermint
loz ? "
iinat then the young man c-uno
rushlnc down. When ho came within
ton fnet of the pair ho cried out ;
"Villain ! take your leave or I'll
toaa you Into the river ! "
"Oh , Iguoasnot , " careloaaly replied
the other.
"Baso acoundrol ! I am here to res
cue this young girl from your
clutches ! "
"Don't bust any buttons off , my
ycung cub ! "
The young man made a dash , lie
had to or wilt. Ho rnahod at the big
chap with hia arm npralaed and hero
ism in his eye , and the next minute
ho was picked up and tosaod ever
among a lot of groou hldea as careful
ly as If ho had boon glass. The
big man raised hia cap to the girl ,
amllod sweetly as ho bowed and scraped
his foot , and ho waa out of sight be
fore the young man recovered suffi
ciently to call out :
"Minnio , did I kill him ? "
"No , Henry. "
"Thank Heaven that I am not
guilty of murder ! Lot him beware ,
however. Another tlmo I may not be
able to restrain myself ! "
PERSONAL , .
Amontr yesterday's arrivals t the
Grand Pacific were : S. 0. Clark , Lincoln ;
George llama , Chicago ; S. Goetz , Ogden ;
W. A. Snxe , Troy , Now York ; H. G.
Chamberlain , Ann Arbor ; A. L. Carleton ,
Milwaukee ; K. M , Foster , I'npillioD ,
Neb. ; A. J. Kniller , Nilen. Mich. ; W.
II. Lozior , Knuiaa City ; A. Kone , Chicago
cage ; A. L , Gupenter , Pnpillion , Neb. ;
George Smith , FrienJ , Neb. ; Mrs. Gould ,
St. Paul ; F. W. Stephenson , St. Paul
J. I , Wilson , wife nnd eon , Illinois ; A
J. Howe , Kansas City ; W. U. Cook
Chicago.
J , W. Morse , an officer of the Council
BlulTa police force , w s at the Grand Pa
cific last night.
A. 0 , Sabin , the well known pen
sion agent of Beatrice , ia at the Grand
Pacific.
Walter Brndehaw , of Indianapolis reg-
ietersd yesterday at the Grand Pa
cific.
cific.S.
S. T. Corey , of Crete , is in the city , nt
tbe Grand Pacific.
J. N. Spoor , of Hiawatha , is in town.
Goo. N. Clayton , of the Wabaub , la in
town.
Chas. D , Smith , of Lincoln , is iu the
city.
city.Mrs.
Mrs. A. Gould , of Ashland , is at the
Millnrd.
Major Daniel n. Wheeler , of Platts
mouth , ia in the city.
John Kuezelstens and wife , of Ashland
is at tbe Uillard.
Walter J. Bradshaw , of Indianapolis , is
a guest at the Paiton.
John U. Hunter , the popular life insur
anceman , ia in town ,
Erneat K , Huntley , for some time a res
ident of Omaha , baa come down frorr
Slour City to pay hia old friends a vieit ,
N. French , for aomo years past a farme
near Columbus , Neb. , is In the city ei
route to Chicago , where ho expecta to g
into business.
II , J. Hatch , ono of the oldeat and rees
popular passenger conductors on the Eri
road , who ran for many years betwee
Buffalo and Uawoo and Buffalo and Hoi
nelUville , is in the city , and will lee
about in tha live nnd growing northwest t
HBO If he can find it to his advantage t
"
locate bore. He la somewhat ncqualnte
In this city und bU frlenda hera , knowln
what a splendid man ho h In his poaltlor
would bo glad to see him come to stay ,
Daly on tha Circuit.
Special Dliiutch to Tui U .
-
CHICAGO , June 4. Augnstln Daly1
Now York company inaugurated it
fourth season In this city at Hooley1
theatre thla evening , appearing to
good house in the play of " 7.'JO 8
k The engagement here continues foe
weeks , iheuco Milwaukee , Omah
10 and Denver , playing ahjrt engage
to monto. Friitn Denver the compan
JO go direct to San Francisco , to fill foe
rs weeks' .ingagetncnt at liftvorly'e. U
then the return trip they play at SiltLak
Failed.
BpccUl DUpatch to Tin ! ) .
ve PiTrsBUiio , Juno 4. The Qraftc
Iron company of Loetonla , Ohio , hai
on failed. Liabilities about $000,000.
_ Guatavua Ilickeraburg , a boy of foil >
. teen , found $50.000 In bonds , checks at
Dlr deeds In the wall of a Philadelphia hou
DS that workmen were repairing Saturday ,
BUILDING PERMITS ,
Tlio luoousisfcoiioy in Enforce-
inoufc ofOily Ordinances ,
A Pointed Communication but
Quo All are Interested In.
To the KJltor ol the Dec.
Ou Juno 20 , 1832 , nn ordinance was
by tlio city cuunoll , o o of thu
clftuncs of which la that no ouo ehall
bo permitted to obstruct any atreot or
dldonnlk for the purpoao of bulking
without n pormlt from the board of
public works , who shall require nn
iadomully bond that good and autli-
ciont barricades shall bo maintained ,
ntc.
This apparently limoeont nnd rua-
tenable proposition linn bocti BO tor
tured &nd construed that on Applying
for a pormlt I was ntkod to | .ivu a
perpetual bond or else a perpetual liuti ,
which rcada an follows :
"Know nil inun by those presents ,
that I , N. B. Fttlconor , for value re-
colvod as horclnaftor stated , do b.ir-
K lu crant , aull and convoy unto thu
city of Omaha , the following du-
scribed real onttito , together with all
improvements thereto belonging , and
I do hereby covounut with the said
city of Omaha that I am lawfully
seized of said promises , and that they
are frco from Incumbranco , etc. , etc. "
Mr. Ben Smith , who la building up
the same block , with myself declined
to nlgn this document. As Mr. Smith
justly remarked , such a document
completely destroys our title to the
property , and would reudor n loan on
such n property Impossible In either
Now York or Boston.
Whoa I ask why such an extraor
dinary demand IB made , I am told
that thla la the only way the city can
bo aafo from loss I point out that I
am quite responsible , but em told
that the lawr , lawyers nnd courts are
ao bad that there would bo yoira of
delay before judgement could bo ob
tallied in the plainest and moot nlmplo
caae of wrony doing , aud they prc-
poao to bo on the aafo side , and grab
my property to begin with. Jodburgh
justice with a vonpence , "tring him
first and try him afterwards , " To show
the uaolcssness of the law and oourto ,
they point to the caao on Dodge Direct
some years ago , when an area aomn
fifteen feet waa loft qulto opan , a lady
coming along the street fell In and
was ecrioualy injured , the city waa at
once sued , not the owner or builder ,
whoao fault it was , The city ought
to huvo admitted at once the ladies
right to compensation , but denied
their liability. Bat what did they do ?
They allowed the owner to defend
the caao In their name , and got boat ,
though they successfully and trium
phantly avoided doing justice for aomo
yoars. The city paid some three
thousand dollars , but as they would
have to go through another lawsuit in
their nice law courts for two or three
yoara to got the money from the real
defendant , they compromised , loosing
some fifteen hundred dollars them
Bolves.
Now I think it ia quUb right that
they should aavo the city from such
risks ? Can they not alter the law BO
that the city could not bo made re
sponsible for anch thlnjja ? If it Is
proper to auo for that it la proper to
sue for anything. Whnro doca this
roBponulblllty begin and where dots it
end ?
If our atoro ia burglarlznd cm wo
; auo the city ? The police may have
, been Incompetent and not enough of
, them. It a team runa away and dam-
agcn others can they ana the city ?
They ought to prevent the citizens
leaving their horses untied.
If a plank la left off the sidewalk
and somebody hurta themselves they
auo the city , and yet it la not the
clty'a business to keep them in repair ,
and it would bo just ui oaay to auo
- the owner of the property. This la
all wrong. The city ought to do the ,
beat they can to protect the lives and
property of the cltlzona , but they
ought not to bo responsible.
But to return to our matter. I
have to build under great dlflicnlty.
The board of public works will not
permit mo to take more than three
and one-half foot of the eidowalka
although it is silicon feet wide , and
there ia not an average of ono at a
time passing all day. They will per
mit mo to put nothing whatever on
the street , and it ia doubtful whether
they will allow me to hoist my own
columns in front. Having ample
grounda behind I can put all my ma.
torlal there , and work from behind
though at greatly increased expense
ponso and inconvenlenca. Bnl
what Mr. Smith will do I know not
r. as ho has not ground enough to pul
his material on , and I think , like my
< self , he would rather not build at al
than surrender his property to thi
city for permission to build.
er It ia very singular they should bo ac
ao atrict in executing thla law ogalus
respectable citizens , when so man > ]
< lawa are entirely in abeyance. 0
course wo all know that all laws hen
lit come to bo looked upon aa kind o
lo permission lawa ; that la lawa to bo enforced
en : forced or not , aa the mayor or polio
ir- think proper. This Is a great power
irolt ! and makeH them virtual law giver
tote and dictators , but wo all know it am
to are content. They can close or opei
ed ono or all of thu gambling holla , a
ng they think proper. They could mak
ID. lota of money out of this If they wor
not ao perfectly honest. They cai
shut the whiskey ahopi up or opoi
them on Sunday according to thel
own awoet will , the will of the lai
givera in Lincoln not being of th
Ita ro slightest consequence , In fact they k
' thu legislature make ary lawa the ]
* and then eelect what they llko bus
a in fact they don't seem very anxloi
about enforcing any law. But , the
ur have to make r. how of nuthorlt
BomotimcB , and therefore , 1 euppoei
they pounce npon HI.
ny N. I ) . FALCONKII.
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Burimni'n Blare * .
co. Special Dispatch to Tu Um
OJIICAOO , Juno 5 , 2:15 : a. in. At
o'clock thla morning Bjrnnm'a c rci
caught firo. At ti la writing , it la r
on ported the main tent is already co
170 aumod and the bane ball park fenc
are on fire , threatening the tonta (
the Inside. It ia not known whoth
urmd thu animals were burned or not.
use 2:30 : a. m. The fire in Barnuir
circus conaumud the mala tent
dresses nnd paraphernalia , The
blszj cinght from ono of the
lumps tnd the e.uivsea wai
consumed llko n fhsh. No lota of
life. Fortunately the nnlmtls in the
tout itisldo the btso : btll part wrro not
iojurod. Had they been In the tent
which waa burnud there would have
hern couitldurnblo nnnibor of wild
boasta roaming about the atrcota now.
Lots not learned ,
A How nt ttin Itncoa
Spocut Dlipatch to Tim Hm ,
Luui.sviLi.KiIuno4 , T. ll.Stovcnii ,
OMirr of Ft rrAint ; and other horeoa
at the Juckuy Olub courao , WAD shot
thii afternoon by Policeman Olmrlrs
McOritb. Stevens had phoned out of
the grand atnnd , nnd during his ab
aenco lost hla badge. Ou hla return
ho w&a rofuHfd bdniittauco by the
doorkeeper. Word a followed. Stevens
la a aid to have attomntud to force his
way In nlion McGrath Intorposud.
It la alleged Stovona then drew hla
knlfj and MoUrath fired , the ball
striking Siorona' loft nlbow , ( "iterln
the body near the shoulder. Thu full
nature of the Injury cannot bo atated.
McOrath waa reloaded on u bond of
$12,500.
Butlor'N
Dinpatch to Tin linn.
BOHTON , .luuo 4. Governor Butler
has aent a measngo to the honso , ask
ing for the appointment of u joint leg-
tslatlvo cotmnltteo to conoides abnaua
In etato olHcea and Instltuttons. Ho
cays ho haa asked that auoh power bo
given the governor nnd council , but
the legislature , in Ita wisdom , refuses
to grant It , probably from fear that It
would ba wrongfully utod. lie there
fore asks that they eelect some of their
own number , before whom ho can up *
pear , for ho is not afraid to innko his
charges before any body of fair-
minded men.
A Qootl MOVA \VorUlncinen. .
Special Dispatch to 'I'm tin.
NEW YUUK , Juno 4. A convention
of trade unions of this city , Brooklyn
and Jeraoy City , wna hold thla even
ing to diacuta thu beat moans to
secnro half holldaya on Sttnrdaya.
It wna resolved that each organization
should uao Ita bast resources to gain
half holidays. The question of a
strike to aUain the objuot promptly
waa voted down.
The Goit. Tnylor Stntiia.
Special Dispatch to Tim UKK
LOUISVILLK , Juno 4. In about u
month the marble atatue of General
/iclihry Taylor will bo unveiled at
the grave cf the Into president , eight
mllea from thla city. All aurvlvora of
the Mexican war are to he invited. At
the suggestion of Gon. Thos. II. Tay
lor , Gen , Tftos. L Orlttondon , of the
retired Hat of the United States nrmy ,
who served on the stuff of Gen Xtch-
ary Taylor in Mexico , has been invited
to deliver an oration on the occasion
of the unveiling , but no response haa
yet boon received. Yectordiy Gon.
Taylor , who ia a near relative of old
"Rough and Heady , " called on Gon.
Grant at the Gault house and invited
him to attend the cnromonloa , the
ox-president assuring Gau Taylor he
would bo present if possible.
STATE JOTTlJNCtd.
Washington county tint n now horse dlt
ease called "etrnngleB. " It U a lung com
plaint , nnd ia tatnl In ninny cases.
Tha endeavor to extend the Central
branch from Warwick to Nolnon In re1
ported to huvo failed ,
A party of Hlxty Hwodos , direct from
Swedenwill in alto arrangements to settle
in DawBou county.
LHxon county proposon to lofuuil the
debt of $133,000 now drawing 10 par cent
In now ( J per cent ; .
The Frontier , of O'Neill , complains that
the proprietors of that town situ hold lots
at city pricea ,
Vennot public aclioola have organized n
litornry society fur the lienslit of the
pupils.
A § 100 fine waa Irnpnitoii upon n llutler
county drugght for violating the liquor
law.
law.A
A now bank nud town hall will soon bo
under way at Superior , Nuckulla county.
Unaclilla nlfera good inducements to
any ono who understands brick making.
It is said that inow uettlcr * are looking
up tha abandoned clutuis In Nebraska.
The Hoiulllcnn | Vnlley Industrial asac-
clstiim moots at Superior ou June fitli.
. ItlcharilHoti county has a largo number
of UunkunU amooK iti people.
Tliu commlisioiiora of JUitlor county
, have purchased nnother poor farm.
The Missouri Pacific in nbo.it to put In
i round bouae at L-mliville.
A company hni leased l&ni at L > eatur
and will prospect for coal ,
Tbe Oathollca of St. I'aul talk of erod
ing a $27,000 cathedral.
Fruit tree swindlers are fleecing some of
. the farmers of the elate ,
, There are now five papcri in the atato
- named 'The Knterprlae. "
There Is talk of establishing * boot sugar
factory at Klein ? City.
,
Memorial day wm generally observed
throughout the state ,
11 " It ii reported that coal has been diicov-
ered m Burt county.
10 There IH n mora on foot to start a newspaper -
paper nt Bolvldere.
05t The Snlinn , Lincoln & Fremont railroad
5ty Ian new project.
y West Point claims to bo nn exceptionally
f healtby town.
ro
of
a-
a30
30 *
30r
rs
id
idm
aa
co
re
in
an Losn of Apjiolito , Bowels costlvo ,
ilr Pain in the lluml , witli a dull Bon-
iw eatlon In the back part , 1'ain under
OIB Oboulder bludo , fullneaa after
bo
eatint' , with a disinclination to ex
lot ertion of body or mind , Irritability
of tamper , Low spirits , with u fool-
Init of havintr ncKloctoa sornoduty.
Wenrinous , Dizziness , Fluttering at
the lioart , Dots before the eyes , Yel-
Sow Bkin , Hoadnclio nonoraily over
ey the right oyc , llcstletBneEn , with fit
Ity ful droumii , luuhly colored Urine ,
"
CONSTIPATION.
t'J t II 11111 It II * II I i * ll't I'V ill VI *
mi uii ( bo llluc tlveOruuii
ua Ntoiil" roiirfnlucfd. I'rli-o
; i."s niitiniv M. , rv. v.
rein
COB in- TUTT'S HAIR DYE.
unar HAmon willBKFii cnnnKm n"i i
on IliACic tjy a tlnuhiniipllcatlon nf thU DrK. It
licr Imiuirliaimlurulcolor AcmlintBiitnnc'iui
ly. Hold liy DrtiitKUH.oraiuUjyot ru.jou
rccclptof. .8I.OO.
m'fl OFFJCi : , SIB MUKIIAY KT. , W. T ,
> r. nirHUlM' Lof > iU.U.1.rur tlo. . < n
its , CI UMcUU (111 b lullwl UiK uwl U .J
Offices and parlors over the new Omaha
National Bank , 13th , between Farnam
and DouglasStreets ,
A. S. HSEBLATT I. D. - PROPRIETOR
. . , . . , ,
Dr. Fishblatt can bo Consulted Every Day EXOF pfc Fridays and
Raturdnys ! these two Days bei"ff dovotteci to flio Disnensary at
Des Momcs , Iowa , fclpeoial attention given to diseases of the
THROAT AND LUNGS , CATARRH , KIDNEY AND BLADDER
And Fouialo Disoanos , us well as ill Clironio and Norvora Diseases
MM Jlscov rod the greatest euro In the world for wo\Vne * ol the hack and llirtu , tnvoluntai ?
chargrn. Impotcncy , g'ncrAl debility , norvoiHnrw , languor , confusion of Idea ) , prJplUtlonof lh
heart , ttmlillty , trembling , illmtuws ot iluht or irhKllncM , itktexgft ot thu hc.vl , throat , no o or sklo
tffoctioiu of tl liter , lungn , icomach or bowels trxwutertlhlo disorders arUIng from co.lUry hab
its cf yonih , ami mint lusctl es more fatal to the victims tian the on s of Syrens to the mart ? .
cm cf Uljsos , blighting their most rulKnt hopm or ntleU > atlon , rondorlii | ( imrtlis'o linpOMlbl * .
Thooa tint are gudoring from tha orll proticc which do tror their tnonuland piiHcivl yyittmi
caiulni ;
NERVOUS DEBILITY.
Tlio pympto.ua of which are a dulldistressed mind , whWi iintlts thorn from performing > notr bail
rcm and imcml duties , niaUcs happy nrrlaio lmro < < bit , dlstre < rpa the action ot the ho.-ut , caiulDE
flu'lioBOt lniAl , do roailoiiol iplrrii.ov.l forebjillinj' . c3 ardlco. fo r < , drotmi , rm'le nlnhts ,
dl luc9. % fnritctdllness , unnatural dlschtritrt , | vxln In the dock and | hlu | , short breathing , oiola -
choly , tire riutly of comjiany and have iirofi rcuco to b Mono , fcellnt m tired In the mumlng M
when retiring , tianliul woakncs'lost manhnod , white bone deposit In the urinencrTOumciis , con
dition of thoti.iht treinldlnir , watery and weak ejes , drp r l * > lconstlp tlon , pnlfntiw , mfu and
woaknotu In tlio limbs , etc. , nhould consult uia limuodlkUly and be rostared to perfect hoalthl
YOUNG MEN
Who have become victims of oollUrr rice , that dreadful ami destructive hahtt which annuallf
gwcevw to an untimely grave thoiwiiuls of young men of exalted taldnt and brilliant Intellect who
inlitht otherwise ontranoo listening tenatori ivlth the thundoro of their eloquence or wak * toectta-
cy the IhliiR I ) re , may call with full confidence.
BIAllIHAQE.
Married persons or lounjf men contcmplntlnff nurrlag * be aware of physical we knew , lots ,
procrcitUo power , Impotrnry , or any othrrdlwuialincatlontpoodlly r llo\ea Ho who plaoci him
self uuder the euro of lr. Klshula t mav religiously conflJe In lili houor aa a gantleman , and conl-
dcntly rely upon big Bull ! as a phylcian.
ORGANAL WEAKNESS
Immediately cured nnd lull vigor ro < torod. This itlsir ralng allllctlop which renders life a burdtn
and marrlavo Imivo'sUilc , la the penalty mid by the victim lor Improper Indulgence. Younsrpuople
are np to comii'it oxctsaoi tie n nnt brlnir awitri of the dronllul consoquencei thai may ooiue.
o v who that uiuluratanilH tills subject will ddny that procreation Is lost Boonor ky those falling
Into Into lmprcitr | habits than by prudentl Iloalilcs belngdenrlv d of the pleasure of hiolthy ofl-
) < rlngi > . thonust Hcrlous and dcstructUo symptomo of both body and mind nrho. The system bo-
commJorangrd , the phjHlcal and mentalfiinc'.lons weaken ; Loiiof procrcatlvo powers , nervons
Inability , djtipcpHli ) , palpitation of the heart , Indigestion , ( constitutional dobllltyWaatln2 ol Iht
fiame , CUUKI. ) umaumiitlon aiu death.
A ( JURE WARRANTED.
l'cr oni rnlnutl In health by unleajnod protcndora who keep them trlflln month alter | montr
t > klugiol60neiuand | Injurious compounds , Bhould apply Immediately.
DR. F1SHBLATT
Kradnato of ono ol the mcst eminent college * ol the linitod Htati > a , haa oRnctod aomo of the m03 >
a tcnlshlng ciin-rt thalwero > oi known ; many troubled with ringing In the cars and head , when
nelccp , great norvouino-u being klarmed at certain ounil ( , with ! rrcucnt | blushing ; , attended aom *
tlmoa with derangement of the mind wcra cured Immediately.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Dr , T. addresioa all these who have Inlnrod thcmmlves by Improper Indu'jronco'and ' solltny
habltuuhlcli ruin both body and mind , tinllltlng them far buslno'd , study , BO"Jety or marriage.
1 hrsc nru K > mo of the nivUnih ly offt ct produced by the < rly habits ofouth , vie : Weak-
no s of the baek and llmbK , ptlns In tin head and dlmnesa of sight , \an \ of muscular power , palpi-
tat Ion of iho hnart , dyspepsia , nervous Irritability , derangement of digestive functions , debility ,
consumption , oto.
PRIVATE OFFICES , OVER TUB OMAHA NATIONAL BANK ,
OMAHA , NEB.
CONSULTATION FltRR. Chargea moderate and within the reach of all who need scientific
Medical treatment. ThOMi who ron do at a dlttanco and cannot call , will receive prompt attention
through mall by simply wmllng thlcr symptoms with | X ) ! > tago.
. Aililri'HK ' l.oi'k Ilex : U.liraliv. Nob.
CAPITAL PRIZE , $150,000.
"MVilo hertbii rerti/y that tee mpenitfhe
arrawjeinenttfiirall the Miinthly and Stini-
Annual Drawiniji of The limtwiana State Lot
teni Comjianii , aim in ffnon manage nmf cmi-
frol the l > ra > ciiiy thein rli'c , ami that the tame
arc cnmlitcted tcith holiestfairneti , and in
gtml faith , tmianl all ixirficx , anil iff authorite
the company to me thu certificate , withfac-iiitn-
ilf ( i/otir nij/imfiireii attached , in iln
mentt. "
Oommliilonin.
NPR'OEDENTED ATTRAOTIO'I
U OVUIl HALF A MILLION HISTIUIH.TKD.
Louisiana SfcatoLottery Companyi
Incoriwratod In 180 for 15 years hr the Icpl9
U'.uro fur Kilucatlonn' ' mJ Charitable puiposni
with a capital of * 1COO.OU0 to which a rcuerve
fund of over $3F 0.00 has ulncu been udded.
lly an ovorHhvlmlns ; | > opular > oto lt franchlno
\\as madu n part of Iho present Etnto Constitu
tion adopted December , A. 1) , 187' ,
lisQr nd 6lnale Nunvor Or wlnt will
Uko place morthly. U never scalei or } > attjionei.
Look at the following Distribution :
157th Grand Month y
ANUTIIK
EXTRAORDINAnY OEMUMNUAU DRAW.
Ihd At NewCrlesns Tuetd y ,
Juno 12 1003
Under the personal supervision and manage
ment of
Oen , Q. T. DEAUREQARO ofLouslr.na in *
Qon. JUDAL A. EARLY , of rflntlnla ,
Capital Prize , $150,000 , ,
fSTHoUca TlcVeti am Ton Dollari only.
Hulvet CC Flft 2. Trnthi , * l.
LIST OK PIll/HS
1 Capital I'rlio ol $150,100 . tl.W.OOO
1 Uramt I'rUo of 60 WO . 00,000
1 ( Irand I'rlio of iO.OOO . U000
Z Urge I'rltea of 10.0CO . KO.OOO
4 Largo I'rlzon of B.CW ) . 20.000
201'llzeiOf l.OOU . ZO.OOU
B9 600 . 26,010
100 310 . 30,000
ZOO 40,000
coo ICO eo.oco
1 ( X)0 ) 51 60,000
APPROXIMATION PUI/.K3.
100 Approximation prlioa of $ WO { 20,000
- 103 " " 100 10.COO
100 " " 75 7MK )
2270 1'rliea , amounting to . . .tM2,60Q
Application for ratti to clubs should only he
made to theoftlcoof Iho Company In Now Or-
cans. For Infcrmatlou apply to
MI. A. DAUPHIN
Hiw Or eids La. ,
or M. A , Dauphin ,
OO7 Bovcnth 6t , Wnihlnnton , D O.
fc'SL
+ m9 * * -
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY 00 ,
I { . FRANK M ltK ,
127 La Sa'lo ' Stro t , Oliiongo ,
( KormcrlySIOaml 212 llroalnny , N. V )
Nnw Mnunpi- Cbioauu OiUoo.
To nhoin apply for information 3 > id tickets.
107th Qranil onthly and th ( xtVaordlna'y
( Jennl-AnnuaifJrawltiK >
Tuesday June 12.
Flrtt Cipltal 1'rlzo 81 OO.OOO S.irfB prUrg ,
roountldu tj65",600. 'lli-kuts , 10 ; llalvciJ5 ;
h s , k ? j Tuuth' , 81. Kco lull Bthouno oisj-
ere
SHOES & ARCTICS.
10,000 , OASES ,
Including utiindarJo and r > radca to
match , nro olforod to the jobbing trade
at lota than nwnufacturura' prices by
FIELD , THAYER & 00. ,
170 Concroti 8trat ,
D03TON.
' M yl8-edl
18ta.
( IDE BPIUNtt ATTACHMENT-HOT 1'ATKOT
KU.
Ao J. .SIMPSON. .
LEADING
CARRIAGE FACTORY
lift ) nd 1111 Dodge Strool ,
ungT-mnOm OMAIU. Nan.
Loan & Trust Company
HASTINGS , MED ,
- $250,000
Capital , - - - ,
JAS.n. HKAUTWKMj. President.
A. L. CLAHKE , VIco-ProoldoDt.
K. O. WKH8TKH , Treasurer
0. I1. WKIJSTEH , CaiUler.
DinECTOIlS.
Barnaul Alexander ( > awuld 01lvcr ,
A. L. Clarko. K. 0. Webetei' '
Ooo. H I'rutt , JM. U. Hcutnill ,
D. M. IJcKI Hlnoey.
First Mortgage Loans a Specialty
"Tills Company furnishes a permanent , horn *
Institution where School Ucnd Band other log * ! ) ;
luuod Municipal eocurltlo to Nebraska can b
ho negotiated on the mott favorable termi
Loans made on Improve' ! farm In all well Bottled
counties of the state through responsible local
comaiiondonta.
"FOR TABLE UBE. "
The Natural Mineral ,
KAISER WATER
From Birreiborn on tlio Tlliina
RKOOMilKNIlKD 11V THE IIIOHEBT MKDI-
UAL AUTlIOlUTIL'y.
' 1UUVK HOU.KNDKH & CO. , Sole a < trt or the
U. d. and Own la , 116,117 , UV | Klm at. , Nw
n A2.'l-3m
ILE OINTMENT $ 50
a Cactus OIE/JCO
OINTMENT 25
rover aud ARUO Tonic Cordial. . .1 00
STANDARD LIVER PILLS. . . 2
DIARRIiOE CURE 25
SURE OURE FOR CORNS 25
( Warranted or money rcfnndod. )
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Mnnutactur il l'y ' W. J , Whltuhouac , 005 Notth
r.thHt'niaha Nnh. an H.mftfiro
Utt ATBMJli-OOMI1 OUT * KU.
BREAKFAST *
"By a thornnvh kriowlodgu of tbe natural lawn
which uovorn the opoiat'ona of dlguntlon anJ
nutrition , and by a careful application of th
Qua .uoptrtloo of rllrlocu'd Coco * , lit ,
EpM tiM provided our brcakfut Ublis with
dal'.cttoly flavored buvi > r ic nhlcii rusjr tavc
mwy lw\vf Joctcrs' bills It Is by Iba Judlclou *
rmol g.uh itrtlclu of diet tht a ccu tltuUi )
nuy uu grfwiu&'ly ' bulli up until ctiouv enough
ta ii'UlHti urcry tendency to illfluftM ) . llundrixti
of oubllo uuiltdlwi ire UoMaf around a teady
to utt ok whuovcr thoiu la weak polul. W *
ony oaci < e luicy a fut l uluft by Ltoplan our.
Kit HJ well fortified ltupuro blood and a piop <
ojij Douri&lieU framo. " C'lvll icivlce Uaiolto.
Made eluiply with balling water nt milk. Bo'd
ntlns only lJ-lb audlb ) , by Oroccr , lalicl9j
JAMES EPPS Si OU. .
UofflOBOpathla Ohemiata ,
J..H.-.1 t
Jauies H. M. D I '
. Poubody , . ,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
lloatdunoo No. 07Roaldcnoo,12&I
Oflica No. 1607 Fornam St.
Otllcu hours , 13 m. to 1 p. iu. aud 3 p. m. to 5
p. m.
Telephone foe oflloe , 07Roaldcnoo,12& ;