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4 ' TIIL DA1LX BI.L011iAIIsi FRIDAY JULY G , 1883.
T HE OMAHA BEE.
ruhllMhe.l stay morning , crttpt Sunday. The
only Monday tnnrnhg dnlty.
RAAA RT 4114
One VMr..t t0 o1 tceMonthsr.ltn0
SR Month + , . . . . . 7 . ) One Month. . . . , . . , . 1.00
TIIE R Vbtt RLA , Ft T0.I'tIED xVRAT ATD't. DAt.
TRRMA eOATrAID.
One Year . . . . . , . , . . . ' . . , . . . . . @ t0
sIT3lonths , , . . , , . , , 1,00 Ono Month. . . , . . . . . , iu
tlne Ienn NCat ( nrp ny , Mete Agents Newbleal
cr , in the Unlte.l Stalee
roRRramrnrcCT.
.Ill C inrnimlMtlnn + relating to Nets and E lltorlal
matters she i I lie adJrc1 to the 1DroR : or Tile
nrr
RCAIar + A tRTTRRA.
ttl Tndnw totter And ih'mlltnneeA Ahould pro
a + Idn * e I to 'Fu N NA 1'cALtIIIae Oo 4PANY , ORAIIA.
Umttq , Che k + and Po tnfltre order + to be undo pny'
able le the order of the rompanl.
TIE BEE BUBLISIIING GO , , PROPS ,
E , ROSEWATER , Edttor
I'ItiNTI:1tS W1 NTf1) ,
Ten good printers wanted at oncu nt
this office , for day Rnd night work.
1Vngcs its high as tiw highest. in Oiiiahn.
Ix paving onlhrs the city "pays its
ihImle } ' , " but don't take its choice.
1'iu toy pistol got iii its work to usual
( n tIw glorious Fourth and undertakes
in $ CVe1a1 cities tCatify cheerfully to its
zlMistatlCO ill stinllt(1ating trade ,
'rite Amlericu1 eagle erns torn to tatters
\1'c(1nesday , but 110 will gather iris
fudlters in time for his annual ro appear
ante uti the next Fourth of July ,
ll.wvoa CIiAME III I1isMpeCCll at Neligh
nenhntted : Cenentl Crook for the PrcM-
idcncy. It will 110W be in order for Gcti
oral Crook to nolniuate Cd000I Clitse for
the govelaorsllip of Nebruanku ,
COvN1111. t : BEIIM , Rultield and
Thrane are on record as voting agaiiMt
the sandstonu job. Ti.oru are soma coun
cilulen TV11Onn the city will tnke good cure
to re ienlher nnh others lvhont they will
lake equal c i'u not to forgot.
T)1E practical ope.ttiaa of the nuw
laritf and tax bas began oil Motid11y , No
Atunp oil ) hereafter ho required on hank
checks , drafts , orders old Vullche'S. and
tie itileraal tax will b0 leVied oil huatclu
Cs. perfumery alul Oledicitlen. 7'h0 ' un
ly goes renaiuing in force are tlosu un
spirits , malt liquors Rnd tobacco in its
various forms , nud un the dealer nud
ulnnafacturOrn of thonu articles. I'1tu
rate of the nuV tariff law will hereafter
govern in the collection of duties. AS
they bat u hues four months in anticipa
tinn , the proposed cliaugo of interest
from one not of duties to another , excites -
cites very little interest iuaog the
general public. The ehungol , taking the
bill as n whole , are nut very great , add
the present ( lldlliCMS of the Anleeic ii
uuukCL and the low prices whic'.v pruvnil ,
will prevent the rcluct1ous f oi. . having
the effect un our muuulfactu es that nth ,
C1.Wise might be expected.
FRANK HATTON , the Slnall bore editor
Auld smaller bore paliticjml fruit Iowa ,
is getting huts deaorts from the organs of
his nwnparty. , Thu Now York7'inics rise s
to remark that "it is altogether nntunr 1
tliatlllr. Fnmklfudton , First Aseintall t
Postnnstor Crlcrnl and editor of the MO
called organ which. eoustrtutly disgntces
the nntielol ndulinistnttioll , should ho
hostile to the lsstmru4ter of 'ow York ,
who attends to lils business will ) con ,
ncieltious fidelity Inid refuses to bu the
cool of any clique of political muulgers.
, his little conspiracy to ovate n vitc iicy
in unu of the host julpartant FeduTtl of
ices iii this city does not 111)P0111' to have
tjlu countenance of Ills ohlicial supurios ,
but they would save thcntscl'es nuc1 ,
t'OllbhO and discredit and the country
a great deal of disgust if they would rc
Hove the Pestothico Departlllellt of a malicious -
licious busybo4ly who seeks for unites in
the eyes of the best public otlieinls we
Iut e , while blinded by a beail : of unnr
nlous diineniotm himself ,
'rill : revised p0strd orler Sylstonl in 101W
ill effect nod all nuawy order postetlices
are ready to issue postal tiunley odes
for amounts from $100 to $1 , or oVuti
one cent if ranted. Iforutoferu $ tO
eras the hjghest itinmtt. that the post.
office authorjtios could issue in ululUy
orders. Tim fee for oilers will he 1s
follows :
Not exceeding $10 , 8 coi1t ; fnnn $10
to $16 , 10 cents , fromn $16et $00 , 16
cents ; front S30 to . $40 , 20 cents ; ( ruin
$40 to 850 , 211 cents ; from $110 to $110 ,
; 10 cents ; from $60 to $70 , 85 cotta ;
from $70 to $80 , 40 cents ; from $80 to
$100 , 46 cents ,
The postal mutes will no doubt be
found more convcuient in one respect
than the fractional Ivor currency waS ,
since they can be obtained for any lnun
ber of cents older $ u. It will be oL
served furlliomlozt that , after the 1st of
Odober tie cost of sending any sum
under $5 by pnatal note will be G cents-
2 cents postage anti 3 cents fee ,
JonN ItOAru pas fecuroti all the um
tracts for the new cruisers. All the oth
cr ship building /inns / were frightened
out of competition. Mr. Roach huts been
notably successful in securing the favor .
lag leniency of the guvonnnent , whe u
other Contrtchre were held to a rigid
obedience to the apocilcations tile ) hind
obliged themselves to fulfil. If Mr. Itoltcl t
has any reason t count on such favor (
btu tcutment in the execution of nth o
liCwc)1Ihaeta , there need ho no sueprls e
that he is willing to nndertiike who t
other builders dare out attempt. On u
possibility of the future , however , he 11111.1
not estimate at its full value , 11)1(1 that j a
that the bulk of the work alny have e
lie done uudur nit unfriendly adutiulatra
tion of the ' '
nationulgovernulent. .1'h ii
of n demtocmtio presidcut e
3farc114,1885 , mayonfurcusuch u faith
ful perfolinauco of hits contracts as t o
maku him understand what it is to ji
nitltoula pwrtialfieid at court ,
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TIfA' rosr orrIcI : ' SCINDAL.
T1In.IAS F. IiAtt , has published a Ctrl
denying the chalge that ho has been
dividiltg his salary during his inclnnben
cy of the post o01ce , and $ ennlur Saun
hers requests us to place on record his
detial of any knowledge of such n trnns
action , 'We cheerfully give both gentle-
Inca the benefit of the correction , but
this ) is rather a late day to refute a
chnrgo that has been etrrelt iii the city
for three years. Mote than two } 'ems
ago thu editor of this paper Called the
attention of Sunntor Saunders to the
reports which ( were floating alwut , Oiuiha
in regard to this tiuttlor nud urged kiln to
detiy thorn , ' 1'he senator did out see lit
to do s0 , and when 11a11's first trn. . expired -
pired Senator Snulders hits told dolt his
ro appointueut would Jul } ' re Uhir ol the
popular belief. Since that thou evidence
huts neunuulated that there svus the her
hind the sluoko of the utlilevus scatidals
which have euvuloped the Otiutha post.
office , and in spite of which hall huts
been able t retain his otlice nud soap his
fhtigors in the face of his aceuse'a.
If at the ulovetith hour it should he
stated that Too I Idl l has not been lit )
jug blood ninnoy , in spit of his repeated
utssertloils to tlmt upset , lie will stmld iii
scarcely a worse position before the liub
lie than if thu charge were true. The
rmpor originated from the Ouuthu post-
OGiCo , it tits Sprultl by the psthastr , :
himself , and the public oust n1w judge
which is thu truth--his iidigtiaut dunjal ,
( hi his repeated nasu'tiuns thlnt he writs dividing -
viding with his stgpe iors. 1hdll canu it
be true , runt iii either case dlr. Ilull
statids in a s'ery utieiiiable position.
Jlltt aside frotil the gliustiotl of sthnry ,
all whin nro acputintud with the uliumgu
cent of the ODutha p0nt otliCe are urging
the prompt ruuovnl of hall font the position -
sition which huhitsdisgraced. A chronic
ibselteu , tumble to nutititutfn discipline
anoug his suhordinntes , the public have
sulkicd for mer four years from the in.
Congatoticy of the posttilltstor dual the
shailafil nusulaageuunt of the institr
tion. Every principle of civil service reform -
form hits Leon violated in Ilall'n retention
mid Sunttor llinthduraon will siginlly fail
in his duty if lie neglects to secure a
prmupt change in the postnuuitorship.
T1fR SITUATION 1A' Ollie.
Murat Ilalsted , who js petiigls as well
iufotnled about puljtjenl aflftirs in the
Buckeye state tut any other titan , makes
the fo1i viilg ( hinpaMShlllate estinllllto of
the political outlook iii Ohio :
All attempts to estiuutte iuyorities in
the angling Ohio ulcutiotis are ahnnrd , 1111(1
1linthigutishie(1 stuutesmen svho : ulrcct to
know how the election will go , so far as
to fix tip the majority .1110 wny or the
other , simply advertise the conceit of ig
1ininiice. 'I'hu'o 111(1 many cluoluuts in
the prohletil which have nut iuthuelccd
the vote heretofore , old these , added to
the gciuutl Iu1CCrtniuty of 111 Ohio clue-
tiou of bite years , lake July attempt at
guessing Ilbsuirtl.
It is passible , perhaps , t.1 nay what
the oath tk , is , butt beyond thin the must
nagllciells lllall 111 the State , niul the bust
posted politically , eantiot safely go. ' 191e
Cunpnign luts nut fairly opened ; the far ,
liters are busy in their fields ; no public
uxprUSS1oti nt all Siguilicant 11:04 : beell
nadu ; the prolinliunries of the cruly u s
have hot boom fully dule niuud.
There is on thing that eau be said : Thu
Suitt liur is steadily growing iii puibBc far
Vor Its n practical , hillnillenn liku nud trot
oppressive nncLsnre. 'Phie itupublicnnS
arc united in its support. Indeed , the
policy of the putty is clear upon local and
Ilationllll issues , mild there in it Illtity 111(1
hatunny of fueling in support of the
Cnudaiatoa ail plntfu uu which has nut
huou seer ni Ohio aiucu 1880
Thu Iutlwunoy are not at present no
unitcd in fouling : old purpose , add are
comscioas ( if entering upon n cativ'uss
without either positive principles or ag-
gressivu policy. A very sure feeling ox-
jilts , 8101 it ( liapenititlt to kick in the
traces. But this is nut to be counted
upon.Vhun ulectioii dray cooks nruuad
the force of habit 1111(1 ( lineiplinu will
assert itself , and they wj11 geuurnlly vote
the ticket , though it go mocha ngninst
their grain.
Altogether the pr'oellect just Iuiiw in favorable -
orable to the 1lulnlblieutnn , but we have
yet to silo what ulunuges the uulvass may
bring ubout Thu Democrats are , this
time , well supplied with money , and pro ,
poM0 to tine it where it will de tltu most
good , upon the prCsutnptiolt that the
mans of the voters arc vu1utl. It was n
that presulnptiohu that the ] lookwnlter
campaign wits cond11ctud , but with a result -
sult not highly satisfactory to those who
put up their nwnuy. .t repetition of
thutoxpurielco may convince them that
it requires aonluthhng more than ntoaoy
to influence the ballot of the iveagu
Ohio voter ,
ANOTIIKIt $10,000,000 narrow guago
railroad scheme hits boon utiginated anti
will ho built as noon as tlw first rijlruid
to the neon is opined , The idea would
be more seductive in it * influence on
cnpltal if it wore nut for the fact that
thieve are 1u0ro rajh'oals titan puniness in
the country mow ,
Two urclihishopn of the 1.Amau Cathiulje
church have died within two weeks ;
Archbishop \Vood , l'hiludulpliin , iud
Archbishop Purcell , of Cineiliuati , Ono
was it successful hlntnere , the other suns
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7'nE (101)1. rcductiun of the fiscal yun'
just closud , which is the bust ntuutsure
of ( lie available surpl)1s revenue of ( lie
Gii'u4nuunt , has beer about $117,000 , .
000 't'his ' is a stroller sum ( lone wits
expected at ( lie opening of the year by a
t tenth , and a sonwwhnt larger (1110 than
taw expected two nlolths ago , 'Phu '
recent increase in thu surplus ruveuue is
due in part to the increase of dutlos in
Judo , and In part to n smaller outlay
IE'1
for pensions ljmn sppenrul prohablc
earlier. So little cat he predicteI ( of
the coiling revenue under the new tariff ,
wWelt tvmlt into utfect oil the Ist , that
the iiuiedinlo future of the Fcvlual
Trcasnry is extrcnluly doubtfil. ( ) nu
tiling is certaiti mid that is ( lint with .tll .
the pr'etclulud tar ! ! ! rednctiou we slutll
still lolt'e ini ilinllmuse tIcash tV suplus.
The net ihu of tlio city eoulcil oh l1uos
day evening in dividitig the streets uulcr
ed paved between the griulitoiuid Cob-
ratio snudslouu coiltnueturs is a hold doff.
Iuiici hf pllldic seiltitiuitt which caniiot ho
pe ulitted to pass byutinoticcd. At luCC
a svroog to the property Jwtier..liiost iti-
tulesteil luht to oil' cituets who will h ,
taxed to pay for the street iutesectiilns ,
it anises grave suspicions ( hut the begin.
ing of puhlie hnpmveueits ii Oitialiui
hnf been uuirked by the cruatioti of a
TSVeet ring w hu peupose Carry Jilt their
( sari plutiIM regardless of the spirit (1f our
Charter nr the wishes of our hIC(1 ii u.
Thu e.uticil wee ettiluly without uxuuse
far Illcit' aeU.1ti. .1 tilltjurity of the prop.
city o viiuis iii flue paving districts had
sigliified the 111ute ial wiiiell they desired
used far paving in font of their 1(1(14 (
More tlnut this , svheu Colorudo sand-
ntoou hind been desiguuted by the hoard
of public works , nu earliest 111(1 utnner-
onslysigtied petition protesting ngniust
its adnplion was handed iii to the cou t-
cil. No ooinber of ( lint baly terns ignu-
rout for .1tio instant of w luut ( Ile peoplu
wanted tutulvliat they did not want.
Thu result , is 1nosttlhcolinlglltgte thliiso
of our citizens w'llo helieved , ( hint ( air
umlcuded charter wan suficiently rigid is
its protisintis to protect Onmtla from jobs
: nud rings. Eleventh , Fourtountlf and
Fiftecutlu streets will be paved with a
nateriuti (1f svbielu no (1110 knows anything
good , : out vhiicli is deiiounccd by uxpurts
as worl.hluss , svhilu 'I'velfth and ' '
teeltIi stlcuts frill be laid with a
good paVehIIout , hot unu ssllich
( lie property nw ne's do not desivu. The
svo st fr11ture uhoutlie entire nll'air is the
hrtzun disregu'dof : ( iuullhiesentihhlehit shown
by tlw servautn of ( Ito people ulectd to
do their bidding , dir. Iutihail even
went S.1 far us ( u Ilehi111111CO the petjtiois
of the prupety nw ners as 'ins'lelt.u
dlow long has it beuu sinpu the right of
putitiui ii ( ) ii aha has lIiCOhiiU itiso-
Icnco aul why should lhu tiii Duuhhm ,
n ses illit of the pu(1plu iii Cue city council -
cil , ho insulted by a respectful
prntent ( ruin his sov'u'eigns. ilr.
Ilnseall svhu stid : hue was ' 'in
favor of giving all paveulents a fair
sloav'tank good urethatColorado saiol
sumo should nut hu laid dow u el 'I'hir-
leenth street , in , which he is particularly
itutu'ested , but vuted to placu it on three
streets ulotig whiehi every property owner
had prltcnted rlgnnist its tine.
Nosv ( lint flue job has Lech rushed
through f the cauunciI , it reuuuius for the
pcoplC to tale such action as the case
watTTUds. If they 1(0,4140145 (1w grit which
they showed iii the ( lolly light , they will
yet force the city guverunont t respect
their Sovereign will. One ding is certniu ;
should ( lie nuuwlstonu job be wusuuutiated
it wilt be a serious ( plesti.In whiutherothu
publieiilprovctilults shall bu begun in
Onuthu until the eharter huts been So
aileu1Cd 1 , } ' thu legislatn'e as to
uflctualy prurett ( ho repetition ( If stiy
such brawn deflatCU Jf puhhjC opinion
1111(1 ( bold disregard of the popular will.
The 1Gpuflican : Folly in loavl.
1'lunrer Prix. ' ,
lIw il iS iii isolated rm'ul couuuunity ,
Ieo1)lud ) hugely front Now Euglnltd , and
inhuming the ehinrncturistics of its Puei
a
tan paturnity. It is without cities of
nay CInsequonce ( , to perform the (1f11CC
by whichl cities , in coliipennatiut for ( lie
evils ihuyutigeiule , reader such elmr-
uions lwnetlts to lnumotity and civilization -
ion , by hritigitil ; large nmsnea of net ,
with their intmitu diversities of ideas
nud muumes , into oontuwt with each otli-
ur , Lind lvitlu the Ii ' rhly urganizud , coui-
plox , nunlySided 'life which results
therefori mud enlarging their ititelli.
guile , ( heir syngsdhien ford their chari
ties , ( ; teat cities nra not simply
"rent cotltes of in aturial coauiiurce ,
'
I' nut greitt oxeh.tiges . ) of ideas.
They urn thu Host putuit Cdncittes and
civilizes of thu race. Dulling with the
ih'ublnl of hutiauity on a large Sc(1o and
iii nil its nudtifarious aspects , they un
derstaud ( lie difiudties of ( he problem
81111 the social compromises netessary t
deal with evils which can be regulated ,
but ant eiolicated , 'Pile ) ' the cosnwpoli
tutu habit of large and catholic tolerance
for the opinions , tastes , and even the vi
COB of their neighbors. But in Iowa
there are no grunt cities tocounteruct an d
correct the narrow provincialism which ( i a
chaeaetoristie of tut oxclulsi rely rurnl or vi ]
Ingo population , ' 1'11o cotiditinoS o f
rural life nro such ( hint the
good jeo de who are not uxelusis'udoccu ;
110(1 ut the cuntoul ) lotion of their own l
virtues hao plenty y of time to pry int o
the uutfities affil ru date the nlapry and
m etals (1f their neighbors.Vlueu those
good people have ulutormined ) recisel
whut course of conduct wouldibe awe t
agreeable to them , and what in ( hei r
judgment would , if universnll'practiced ,
Most conducive t0 ( he uibhu welfare ,
the' hive not ( lie slightest doubt that i t
is their duty , its good citizums , to compel
their nei rhlwrs to conform ll to the rlibo 0 f
action tun } ' have thus ado1ltud for thunl
solves ,
It is , therefore , uusy ( ii undurstuu ti th u
strength , the intensity and the intolonune 0
of the pruhlibitioi suutnient iu a Status (
predoiltnuntly rural as davit , with a plop
uliuton 13(1 liu'guly of i ewI'nglnnd : origin.
In n state whets ( hue wan a grunter di.
t ei'atly of Social life , resulting foul ( lie
infhtelce of gtent rtlauufwtu'itig ou t I
cuuuuuiejitl cedes , the propositiel put
into ( ] w cntstitution nR arbitrary iirovS
iunal code of iunality in Conflict with the
usngus iuul upitiiotis of the civilized svorld
siiwu tlw dawn of history -fund in the fltee ,
till , of rho univtusltl uxpal iutice of its jai .
praeti'sbilitY wonl(1 have boon to n
' : led tundra' fuut : tea a tyranuical at
tuul it to iute furu with the h'iiuu
ti"I t of ( lie ultizetr , No other western
Stiate ollinn so pnhnistng a ( bold fdr thu
rash uxpurllilent its Iowa. It is doultful , ,
rltaps , whether even in IewuI , which
huwwconided its Ru ublican uuujoritits by
( lie twits of tlwtisntids ( lie art whiohha is
110W sl Uarul ltcCU ) ted .ta its own th u
luust xtreutu fora of Atha urohibitio n
futatiejan will not si nk undo the ( re
nteittlous load it luus undertaken tO curry
t The prhibitiou auenhnett ( ssas cut Tied
before in Iowa by the votes of llnUusnits
who were opposed to it , but deemed
it Cxpcdient to truekle to thu in
tolerant duuuulda of ( lie ( prohibition
lnrt , Siicu then the lines have beet
more distinctly drawn , 'Phu rural strop r
will
holds of typo lrohibition fnnnticsiu
su Dort the tickut of the party twhliclt
lieslsurreudured to its lhctuttion by the
usual mal'r'ib'ss. llut iii the citis of
Iowa , cold all the ucutets of cuinllercial
an(1 manlfncturing activity , thole are in-
dicttions of 1 wide spreml IopubliCVI (
revolt against the faction of ernry extreul-
ista which is represented in the ticket
and the platfovl.
And the Itepuhlicui ' ) arty of Iowa
could far hotter afford to ho heater thnu
to succCCi upon n plaUunn which cotii
nits it to thu ItlJst shilletldeliw folly of
( lie ago , It ( (1111(1 fm' better nlhbrl to be
beaten ( lion to snceeed as the iust nnlult
of ( ho fnuntiutl velgcatice of the prohubi-
titilelM ( ) , iii strk.llg.bat . it it judge of the
s11prene court whasu nil } erinlu Was flint
ho hind the con ntge , iildcpeudeticenud Iii.
togrilytodecluu ulie lawusitsvas..lutung
all cihzufs ( f ltwut who know (1w ilcu
less snluc of an iulu ( leudcnt 1111(1 liunest
j udicla ' this Cae hid of the I h ohibj
tiuuists ut , 'h ' oMCribo oval ud ro t hu is
trot cnvaTll' cirri'It am 1 uo 11'ihiCi tied
eliou phi ( A ) uCCOIIIIIIIdfltC his decisiuns of
legal ( ( (1 ( lie uditicnl interests
of ( lie rid in ' facliou , Iuod to lack the
su Cite co'iet with the servile tails of
this hnloleTutt nud fercious of all
forms of sucta inn bigot'y , uauht , fail to
excite a deep mid abiding indignation.
' 1'hatsltlnieful net of ptoscrtptoti , which ,
if ratufied b } ' the people , would strike
down the indepeudulce of ( lie judiciary
lit Iowa and substitute a reign of factious
terrorism for ( lint of Ian , lugs perhaps
Bono inure thuul anything else toopml flue
eyes of thu pe(1plo of low , t to ( lie radical
iuunorality of the prohibition factioli. It
is a startling ruvelution of the esseltinl
lawlcssuess (1f tluc fanatics who are nosv
seeking to convert the law into nn iustru
nett for the suhvtlrsiou of those private
utnd pot'nonitl rights whicht itto as old as
rho hunuut nice.
OCCIDENTAL JOTTINGS ,
\1'yuuilag.
Chioyeuuu's total valuation b. 51 ; Iliiti :
whick fMsafdtohe. ailslilt1)110liuhf of its real
value ,
( llmunl hay bee11 brokru fur the soda works
atLnramie , 'rho aaup/ol' will hasteo the
cent'detlnr ' of the works ail shave than in up-
cratlou ay ( II ( Oil ay pu + iule. Thec ude mat iiul
is lialll 4 eighteen npfles by tour + , lint a track
Tvill prabal lv ho hufit to tlw odlt rlepo.ft. .
Cow lsyn , non' revel in the , : rcrtt of ( 'hey.
emu ,
Inulunio f + to have a non el tool Louse.
I'Iw high .tngo III vah'r in the l.uanioriver :
f. doingnutt daluuge Gl the bridgay scattered
along that stremn.
Sacettvnter cnnutV it. 'M.eS cattle at 5-t a
hoa.l , all ruuud , and sheep at Uiiutah
county rates cattle ut $1 i a head mud sheep 52 ,
inuncoe petmleuuul 1111111 $ Mate jest hceu
dneu ered in uorthwestenl'yomiug. .
The Lartunic Ibsn11culg of the 27th Sny. :
.1 nuw mining discovery is bciog whispered
about auopug the knowiag hues , 1111(1 several
hurtles hale secretly , left the city during the
hiu.t tveuty-four ] loins.Vo have failed s" far
to ebtafn 11113 reliable ii.fornlatiou colceruiug
the alleged strike.
Free uuilliu cutIi ' laa , been lOoaecrcd only
forty stiles from fheyenue : , 111(1 there is ankh. .
exeiteuumt over till strike.
Tin , ltnw11.4 ail Platte rouml.pp report
cattle in gaud cn11dition , eery few dead ones ,
111(1 the calf crop hardly up to avelare. ' 1910
Suuki river uonnd up ie user , ' n dead cattle
were fuun(1 I uai lhu ranges , 811(1 the calf crop
IS unusually large , lra ; + s is in splen.lid coil.
ditie11 and cattle are fat.
\Vyolning will nuak0111 evtcn ivo exhibit at
Itt the Iehver hurling Cahn.-itfnn ,
( 'olorltdo.
10i t Culfiii.i. ; rot illg rapidly ,
3laiuy pro.pccbns we going t. ( tlue unss' car-
lsnahtA aup fu Cntticld cuuuty.
PLac'r Illhtlhg fa attracting uuo attention at
LC8.lVihle.
Ore furs the lusniarek niiuu at Silver
1'hlune I I lnc.ging $2101 ton.
Luke City rgicct. a railroad before tIm
close of the scoou , lull a. seem 114 it iy cv111-
pleted u'1hl sllfp'IXl Get. of or0 a day ,
Over 100 l ( 1 ldctois ( Are outs" exlotillgtho )
Ceulcnt Creek regiun.
:1 large strike of gold lull been tnodu in
Spring ( , tdch.
Spiritualists are operating h ) Moulder.
'like e'tCusiou of the 1)enver and New ( h-
leais raflrond fs agitatiuig Ienver.
\inyo gulch , iii Snututot county , still con-
thapes to ) ield a huge tuunago of ouo per day.
Dnfly shfpnleuts to luuth Delver 1111(1 Breckin
ridge are maintained ,
LaabVuhhu's mines continue to produce 10 , .
000 torts ii week.
Montana :
A $ :10,00 ) eaurthotlsutnd a 5111(100 ; ( jufl are
to iw built In Chateau county , \I.1' .
A umv JLtsmtio tenpde , 60x80 fact , is to ho
built atVhib ) Sulflhur Springs , lI , T.
It is believed non' ( lint the National Park
branch of the Northern 1'ncliic will nut he
canpleted fn Clew for touch tourist travel this
year.
Boiemaul , Jl , T , bids fair to rival Chicano
iii the divorce line , Six ill nlatod couples
st'0re nude happy there last week.
It is C.tiulntnd thnt thtt nthiers and nlochnn
jell of ltuttc , tit , 'I'.1 Intro on do'kRtlt ' at the
three banks of that city Moot $900,000 ,
Iii the Upper Judith valley , 1st. T. , last full ,
.hake IIoovcr killed 300 deer , 14 elk 16 hems ,
2S mountain sluoep and 2 mountain ions ,
IJvIngetoo , Di , ' 1' „ has no jell :111(1 u + a
anisquenre , wllei as arrest is nuufe thole the
oflicer hats to caulk the lrisoucr around out
(1(101'S until trial , ba tie thou outs lour or oun
your ,
Nitro eompadas of the Fifths Ininhtry , stu-
t d at } 'Olt Cough , 11. 'P , ! lair 1s en or.
out to cut thelu.ts ; next muter sigppl
of fuel , 'l'ltuboys :
with thonrUlgeulet ,
Amtelo1 , , in great nulnhers are soon at this
seuun along the Northern l'iclfc for a great
urtof the distlmai I > vtveen ilaolnn cold
. ( , 31. ' 1' .
Oregon and 11'nsllingunt ,
Twentythtlvo Chlnamen were killed 1st
week by n collision at Huron stutlon ,
A lhorougll oxploruthm iA being made of thll
1' 'hothead valley nu the futerest of the North.
ern 1'scitfe ,
Janea Palklrow ) ii , of Jeckset comfy , Or. ,
has been sentenctd to thirty years in the penis
tertiary fur outraglhg his en a dnughtur ,
It is pnlw.ul , sown ) to construct a telegmill
line from l InluOy to sledkai I.ake and thence
to ( lie IIIg Bend coeitry , The hue will hC
nenrl 109 11dirs lung ,
It is stnte4l that the Northern Pueitiu Ilall-
road Cowpatny Ins nmdu uxteusit c .ui'olLT.es
of''uter'inothots alert burut ndlew below
Porthnud , r1uere grain clevnt..rs of hnopelsn
Capacity' ant to bu ctected ,
It kb sttiknsof ul(1are reported fruur the
:1losew nt ( uvo ill \Vushingb \ n'L'euritury ,
( holdhpaLuett dlscouercd on thud ( ; runthl
Ituude.
Patalut city' Lis er lulized a bulhUuig Assu
clatluh ,
' ( 'Joie i , afemudoeoiuetbaudattun , Iolles ) ,
Or ,
Cnlllbrnlnt
'I'Iw ( ilcun murder trial i , hl .pla.otw.s u t
r
A gonural strike 14 pr ( uloot along thu rail
road at Shasta ,
hlCjorts , fnin ( iii , wheat tle1di give proud , 0
of u uuaguiticent Groh
'rho waterworks at San Irunclsar urn bcln g
onlargal ,
California lhuns are prOVhlg troublesome to
. the sliaepatci in Ihuttu county ,
'f'low is tmubbo unwng the brewers ash bel
lea lit Sneraulroto. The wehiers want a re(1uc
tlon in the price pcr bnrrel nud tllrenlcu luck + s
it is granted t buy their beer Iii San Icror
ci co.
1 frthnln hla ehAhl club i4 to he 111 snlnsl at
Chlk0.
'Phu Cntllolicy ore bnildiug n ebnrrb lu s11tn
lfuoica to cut + t $1004) ) ,
All theAaa niill + at iutigrlult : ( iap me unu'
nttudug. 791eyexpect to cat uoo1,001) ) fort
daring the nuuuner.
'flue Jlulejo placer alines uu the peuiJddrl rte
lewer ( Calltarofa , frnnl n11ic1I such glewiu { , '
acruuuty teem recelced Gahm tium sauce,111(11
which were characterized as n boy El Uoua(1n.
hate proven to ho a fdllro.
Oakland iA to haw large jute stork. .
' ' al uhaionuts of the
'I'roable bctwec 11 the ii t
oil lu ills \'entllrn unutty i + nppreheudrd , as
Toth clahnnuts hinvu Idre(1 Lauds of armed
tarn.
It is thought Hutt the morn III Sal Ieulal' (
ill no is built IVcra bnricd fnrrst 1I'can.u ' .t hen
eiuking tcelh in thnt Senior Ings , etc. , nun
trenched at great depth. .
Strength nud health ; , 'o together. Oh-
fnin this happy \ ' state b } ' usuug n
hotllo of Brwn 4s Ir(111 Bitters.
l'III.IORIL'1' Chtuiges
lu Neht nskl 011(1 Iowa d11ring the week
enduui J11ue 22 , 188,1 , , furnished by'ut. .
Can Pluck , lf the pustntlicc depaetuutit ,
NIIIILt4K. : .
I'ostunasters appointed-Lena , Caster
county , Fred Field ; Longwood , Custet'
county , , iauies' If. Lute'il ; Diouroe ,
I'late comity , Jolo Svishle ; Norris
Cedar COunty , Snn'l Caulield ; fork ,
York comity , Lenucl C. Gandy.
1O1t'.t.
PIbt111antCI's Ilnw
( uppoitited-ifusti ,
Ctrl cuuuty , A , A. Cade ; Cordon's Ferry
ry , Jackson county , 0 , h , Siuipson ;
Lmlgworthuy , .roues could ) ' , John Jacobs ,
Names ehnal red.-A geney ' Cit ' , 1\11
hello euuut tto :1Ckarroll ; Car'oll City ,
( hurled county , to ; 1)nntvn City ,
Onnwa county , to Onawat ; Vobvl City ,
Clark county , to Volga.
Discontinued-Tore Brute , 1)ecntur
collily. (
HSU6 , MgRk rr : . ,
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A THE GREAT
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F ® P.INT.
CURES
Rheumatism , Neuralgia , Sciatica ,
SorcTl roa4Socin na.SpruIn.lirul . ca ,
Uirnw. Strobl , 1'row6 Ultra ,
Ali ) ALL tIT1icn tiO111LT PANS .1511 .Itln:9.
. Deder.eeerwhere , Fin7Ceunabottle.
son Si Orutti'l.pmd )
alreen.ae 1011 1.mgunle. .
T'tti : CIIAItt.ES A. t'di i.lar CO ,
tua.nano. ( votLLaavo. ) It.np.l.re , ndr.s. 1.
c b
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fr _
Monitor Oil Stove !
The oily OIL STOVE thptt will burl
allreadesofketoscuewith ; ' ABSOLUTE
SAFETY. " Send for descriptive eiecu-
lar , or call nut ! exnluine it. Address
MILTON ROGERS & SONS ,
1321 and 13".4 t'AitN Ui 51'1t1:1T. :
sat won wnt.2n1
JAS. H. PEABODYi l + & J.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON ,
Be4dcnec , No. 1107 Joucs St , Gtllco , No , IO7 F'nr-
haul strict. otiice hubs , 14 m to 1 ' ( , nl. , autd a ry
ill. to 6 p. In. 'l'clephione for ottice , 07. ltcsldcnce ,
John D. Peabody , M D. ,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
ocrlct : ] :00)18 , 3 atilt 111507 FAitNA31 ,
Resldence,1711 _ 1MUCtas . . . . . Omaha , Neh
E B FELLOWS ,
UPHOLSTERER
AND
MATTRESS MANUFACTURER ,
All Units of llphut/tertug / done to order on short
notice Furniture repaired , ChatrY rtseatorl , ote.
No. i O North Slattentll .treyt.
- - - -
LOTS FOR SALE.
Only ten minutes' walk front end of
Street Car Tt'ack.
J. C. WILCOX.
Ynrk Avettue Ilotsclllanscour 1'lace.
Jol : hn
-
J , E. HOUSE ,
Consulting and Civil Engineer and
SURVEYOR.
Nlw'clal atteullon to Sar c3ing Town Addit ons and
I.uts. Furnl.hes E.thnatcs of Eu'atatlons , Making
Maw , I'laiu , .tr.
OF'ICB 01'Eit Thin i'iiuiT NATIONAL RANK ,
in 10 ] y OMAN A , NEti ,
McCARTHY & BURKE ,
UNDERTAKERS !
218 14Th STREET , BET. FAINAM
AND DOUGLAS.
-
ALMA E. KEITH
DEALER IN
Fine Millinery.
( ll.tllt GOODS , VAVi S , BANOS1 uTe
Stock Entirely Fresh and New.
1051r tlt Street , Opp , PostuthIco ,
s7'.t'rOI' : Ninit.lsa.t : , ss
ioCL ( % $ Nu'aTY' .
Au u tounly court held at thu ( . ' ( ntlt n.ua nknu ii
nudfor.ddeaoat.1u1 ( lint. . D. i sl :
t'n v. "t .t. lh rlludu ick Cuhut ) Jud t' .
in thu mutter ut thu I.Intu : on Matth ( V' , heunudy ,
dts twsaL
( /n / bailing and flllug the pttitlou (1 l'huiuaa J.
I'ttutoltb , prtI og tltO u eertuhp Iu.trnataatoa itl ( .
In tbtS n.un 0odi.trpurllug lu iw the last wlli and t
testauaiI ( of sd.i dtkuut t aad uleu a.enud lii ire
i eut un Ille nud puriwrthpg to be a tailed to sald
will mil tuueut a oV IMl ii td ) prullnttrl , IOnl 0111 i
rtsurde4 as the last + s 111 aped IUtt ttptapt of ukt de tas
' t + r 1(1(11 ( a. a oMu'u therth , and that prtlllouer uul
Jump A , Creighton ups ) Is ; apladatal au cutu r"
thcreet ,
Ordcnttthat.lultuts .t. D u si : tut IUui luc r"k
AL M. , Is as.Igunl tar heuhu g odd II dituu , when ill I
r" lllteltstt4Ill .aid Illtatlr una ) splcar at
amply Oturt to is , hdd , la and for .ald county out
blluw teuw wh ) Iho pruvur of pellthner bhotlbl ne 1
tvgrallteii.alulthatuotlee of Ilte Iendenvyof..111
144iulon and the bearlug tltertaf be men to nil per
dl ( ( Interested 111 bald mattrq by Iitidbhblg a cot )
uftliI , ordrr hu llw Ouuaha inhir Uce , a newupape
prhtol In Paid rouuh' , fur threw bumwlho xtrk
prlor to said ( lay of hcarhtg , A. L CiIAiIVICK ,
IA , true oh } I Fuundy Judl-e.
July 531 I A
I
He WESTERMANN & CO. ,
1M1'OnTlals OF
.
I QUEENSWAREi i
ina an Glass ,
I
608 WASHINGTON AVENUE AND 609 ST. STREET
St. Louis Moo tnC.3n
I-IOTiEnS.A..T1 I-1 _ ;
Dry Goods !
SAM'L CO. ,
Washington Avenue and Eiftll Street , - - - ST. LOUIS. MO , .
STEELE1 JOHNSON & C0.
Wholesale Grocers I
NI JOiuiuiIS : : IN
I
1
FLOUR SALT , SUGARS CANNED G001 S' ND ALL GROCERS' ' SUPPLIES
A FULL LINE OF TILE IJES'I' BRANDS OF
Cigars and Manufactured Tobacco.
AGENTS FOR BENWOOD NAILS AND LAFLIN & RAND POWDER B0
JY AY WAKEFIELD ,
, , , .
R It01i 4ud : AN ! ) iturtl4 DEt1.Eit IN
LuMber , Lath , Sh1es , Pickets ,
SASH , BOORS , BLINDS MOULDINGS LIME' CEMENT , PLASTER , &C
'
FOR
TATE MiLWAlI'L ' .
GENT : ' > ; CEMENT COMPANY.
Near Union Pacific Depot , - - OMAHA , NEB ,
Ce , F. GOODMAN ,
Wholesale Druggist I 1 r
AND DEALlat IN
EIIII1S , Oils , fflss ,
OMAHA , NEBRASKA.
4
DEALERS IN
Hall's Safe an ® c Comp'y. .
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF
SAFES , VAULTS , LOCKS , &c.
1020 i'aranam $ trocst. Omaha.
HENRY LEHMANN
, JOBBER OF
R Slia ffes Il
EASTERN PRICES DUPLICATED ,
1118 FARNAM STREET , - r OMAlL1 NEB.
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SALEM FLOUR. f
'h.is Flour iA . wrulo at Salem , lticl.ardson . Cor , Nebm.ka , , . Ill the , Combined Bolter stone Sstetn. WI.
'rho R\OLIISIVi. , Sala of . our flour to cute ern In a place ' .o hut a opened a brmch at 1619 Capitol ants i
Unlnhn w'rhu for Pricer. Address either
V .Eh LZ ± NPI1' itc
udO/u&e Om Salem or Oulahn ; Neb. p
M. HELLMAN & CO. ,
Wholesale Clothiers !
1301 AND 1303 FARNAM STREET , COR.13TH ,
OMAhA , NEII1tASK
w
FURNITURE !
---'I'I IE-
- - - -
. CHEAPEST
PLACE IN OMAHA TO BUY
Furniture
IS AT -
1 DEWEY & STONE'S
! . They always have the largest and best stack : .
NO STAIRS TO CLIMB. ELEGANT PASSENGER
ELEVATOR TO THE DIFFERENT FLOORS.
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