Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, September 14, 1883, Page 4, Image 4
HE DAILY BBD.OMAIIAF RILA1 SLI ' + 11 BEI 14183 i TII1 ; GJvI1LII L BEE. i - l I'Ilhltched cver ) morning , cxroptjSunday , The t onli Monday morning dally , x0.Ne eT NAIL he Year$10.00IThree Menlhe$1,00 Six Moncna. , , , . . . 5,03 Onobfonth , , . . . , . .1.00 Tlla WXULT 1Rx , ruM4stIeDevexT WCDNNIDAT. tAxrerostrst0. One Year . $ . Three Months 60 SIx Menthe. . . . , . . . , $2.00l One Month , m American News Company , Sole , AgenteNewedeal Sri In the United Stetet. : /ooaaa + rosoesnt A Communlatlona robting to News and Mltorlel rptlen phould Le aUlm " 1 to the Fonua-or Till I eeelapsiI LsrreA. Atl nuelnea Letten and ltemlttencre shoidd be addroesol to Tn. nee l'riwelllNo OONrANT , ON"u. Dratta , Check. and l'otothce onion to be made pay. ebb to the order of the company. THE BEE BUBLISllING CO. , PROPS. E. ItOSEWATEREdltor. Ma. GOULD soya that money is no longer an object and that wrecking roads kas become merely t ploanant pastime. Hr. Gould is in a fair way to bccotno a profces1onal humorist of largo diinonsions. Ma. Lunn still preserves an undigni- fioh sileroo in the face of charges which are eihor slanderous or serious in tlio oxtronio. Mr. Laird owes it to himself and to his constituents to make a prompt explanation. CITIGnNS of Nobraskaaro not interested in hating a Democratic or a Republican supreme bench , but they are interested in securing judges who cannot be bribed by railroad favors or bulldozed by cor- \ poratiori threats and whose Standing and ability will be guarantees of a proper r performance of the responsible duties of their position. 1VITU Senator Logan threatening to throw Sitting Bull into irons and Senator Vest's daring Flathead Charles to the , fray our senators scorn to be using tire vacation to some advantage in keeping h tludr names before an admiring country. i But than bulldozing captive Indians is . not as difficult a job as on6a6i6 in able pl debate with one's squale , . A DoT fifteen years old died the other . , day from excoss1vo cigarette smoking. HIS heart ceased to perform its functions from sheer weakness. This is a warning 1 which is not likely to be hooded. The great majority of manufactured cigarettes are doctored and drugged with doath- . . dealin6 materials whose certain effect is I tp seriously impair time nervous system of , those who use then. Tmu Ohio democracy are growing bluer and bluer as election approaches and r Hoadly's defeat is conceded in several in- p t fluottial quartors. Wash MaLcan's op. position to Judge lioathey is generally considered as the grounds of the differ. . moos which are now splitting the Ohio bourbons. McLean is the editor of the Cincinnati Rngufrerand hates Pendleton with a mortal hatred' . The friendship of " Hoadly for the senator is the rock in ' " the path of his support 'by McLean , whio prefers do defeat of the democratic party to the success of his porso al onomy. 3lcnntimo do iocratfo journals which two months ago were jubilating over the pros. i M pecte of a certain victory are preparing to hang crape on their front door knobs and i I g the unknown Forakeris prancing through u tire state on a stumping tour which is j ' lorgely increasing his acquamtanco with 'voters and his chances for an old limo Ohio majority. , Tim hotter of the International Work. mat's association to the Now York Work. I s ingtnot denouncing Dents Kearney as a traitor to the cause of labor is a well merited rebuke to the San Francisco blatherskite and places liiap in his true positlomi before the laboring classes of the t country. It declares that Kearney is in the pay of the monopolists ; that 11o has not done an honest day's work in five mt. . 1 mt..l .l years ; that his expenses during his last trip east were defrayed by eapitmilists4tnd { I , that photographs of recoipta given by hiln ! for money recoiled as bribes can be pro. duced if called for. Now that the labor. jj fug noel Imvu found Kcarmioy out his occupation - cupation will be gone. ITu was long aqo j + discarded by tire San Francisco labor UHIOns and his attotnpt to play sucomid fiddle to time California railroad sharks 01 his Into eastern tour was exposed belur o it began. The honest laboring loot u I time country have no longer any use fa 111011 of time ICoarmicy stamp. Tima brilliant editors and rural rooster s I who are busily engaged in reading ' 1'U R Bus out of tlio ltepubllcami party will lrav u their labor for their pains. Tins Jims stands on a platform which those g01ptlu men arc not competent to criticise. I believes that au hoiiest democrat is bet tor than a diahonost repuhliean every da y in time week mind every week in the year It holds tlmat tltoso mini are host fu I the country who will sore u beat the intrusts of the citizens irroapect lye of what party they ullillate with , Ii 1 refuses and will hereafter rofusu to sup port or endorse any seeker uftar office belie Republican or Donumcrat , who ha betrayed his official trust or assisted otl 1 ere to defeat time will of the poplo at ( hi polls or in posithone of olilcimd ruspona i bility. 1Vlliho now its iii tire gnat , full in accord with limo boat ltepublicami se t tirnet 'l'og 1f)11r lays min claim I to being suflciently of party organ to palllata spologizo for the misdoimige of time It o publican ringstere or to support Republ cm organizatioim which are used as shield for the designs of corporate tool o polies. In local issues 'rila lips is for the bo uman every ( line , regardlusa of party. ' 1'bls is a platforms which we can luatt ly expect to see ondnrsed by the ml road capporx and monopoly mimics wit t train in the wake of the Jeepubfioun , hi : J for all that it will receive the ordora o I mont of the sober minded and thlukin yoters of this city and State. I - U.VICIZO1tOUXD W11b..W , Capt. . , F , V. Orcono , of the Enginnor Corps , on duty at 1Vnslrington , has put a miolowortlmy endorsement upon time appli cotton of a telegraph company to erect now holes imi time atreoa there ; " \ot roc01ninonded , In place of setting ting now and larger 'roles ' , tits trunk line should bo placed under ground without dehayn If , as is also intimated , Major Lydeck- or and Capt. Oroon are procoodimig to jus tify this conclusion by examining plans for underground telegraphing , with a view to practical oxporimtnts in it , they will be of still more service to the Wlah ington people , In I'hiladolphia and Chicago three are already short working undorgreund lines-N Y Sun , The polo and wire nuisance is attract hug attention in other cities besides 1Vnshington , Sooner or later line right of telegraph , telephone and electric light companies to monopolize our streets and alloys to thodfseouifort and danger of our citizmis will become an issue in Omaha Every firn shows the danger to life which is threatened by a network of wires in front of stores amid residences , In Milwaukee munerous lives were lost by mho obstruction which mho telegraph wires offered to time use of tire escapes amid ladders in front of time ill fated Now- hall lmouso ; In Omimha both sides of Farnau street and tlmo adjoining alloys ago blockaded by a forest of poles and wires which are strung in front arid to time rear of our business buildings and our leading botch. It cannot lomigTO- m dim a question whether or not time wires and poles nest go. So long as underground telegraphy was at unsolved problum the 1)001)10 wore disposed to submit to what semncd to be a necessity , even at the cost of disfguro mint to tire city and of danger to tire lives of its inhabitants. But Chicago has solved the problem and tire under. ground conduits of the posbtl telegraph company have proved that such a system is not only practicable , but in the cud cheaper to time companies. It may lie several years yet before public sentiment is aroused suflieiontly to demand the removal - moval of the poles and the placing of nil wires in underground conduits , but the time must come before long. The publia hiss sono rights which oven corporations are bound to respect , and they will assort thorn the moment they are assured that such an assertion will work no private injury , and will secure a great public benefit. Wnian Dorsoy is revamping his atalo lies ngainsE time dead Garfield , the charges tint tire last star-route jury was bribed are taking slmapo , and it is now assorted that at least three jurors are involved , that the amount paid each is known , and that their purchase was made with Dor- soy's money. It is said that time total amount it cost him to escape conviction was larger drat the government's ox- p01180 for special counsel. The grand jury at Washington , which moots October - ber 8 , will have tire facts before tlrom. SournucuiN republicans , which means southern ollico.hioldora , are organizing for their usual raid on mho iiext national coi- vontion , and from this time until next Juno , Washington will bo visited by throngs of pilgrims with disinterested suggestions for redeeming various states frotii Bourbon mnisrulo , All will agree that the work of political regeneration can only b acconphishod by an abuid mince of soali. Tun editorial page of the .RCpubucan was unusually brilliant this morning. It was blank. IT looks as if Mr. Laird was preparing to rush rashly into private life. " ' , STATE JOl"1'1NGS A Turuveroin is to bo organized at Frernont. Oxford's miew elevator will soon be cont. plotod. Lincoln is to have a now M. E , church to cost $10,000. Ilubbell will soon have a second psgor ) ; it will be Dumucratlc , 'rho Dixon Comity Fair to appehitod for the 18th , IJth amid 20111 of this tumuli , Thutu Is nn active du naod for freight tunas botu'uu SidOoy amid the Black Villa , A catfish which wuighud 105 pound tvaa I caught lit the Missouri hear 1'anca one day Iran week , 'l'wentp.two farmers of ] fall county public. f ly warn motors to keep elf their pruuddod anti avoid prodccutiun. r Six Sioux City k Pacific conductors were Ienlneoti at Norfolk la4t week. 'ritoy go to tucuttheir U. P , bruthlun , 'rho Netnulia Cuummty Bank amid tire Bank of Auburn cunsulldatod their IutortwG and to. urgauizod as the Bash of Auburn , lhero b a fielti of broom corn betweo Fro' i tnorrt mod North fetid which wiuprisod about 200 nerus , and It Is in line condition , Prairie fires are ripmring , 'rime ' very hoar y L erotal of pgrass this year will make tlont uz cuudiugly dangoruus nhon once started , 'l'hu "N lckol Phltto" B , , l . DI , liaud u f 1'lattuwuth have gone to Douver on on mix uurslort prulfered by tlw railroad comupauy , r The new railroad town iii the center of Ce dar County i4 llarriugtouuud the huts is ill b u cold without a building claueu in tlm deodd , 'l'lm corn crop hr thu northwestori couutia la lookout upon us so safe that atockmumi ar a boginulog to buy up cattle for whiter feed lug , / One huntirod million budhola h tlm estimnat a on Nubriska corn told year , About 7,500 , ) buihuis of halt ) 'par'e orup atilt rurualus ht th o ' Sutu o 'rho Ia , au Valley herald says that tire no w , towat hl thu couter of Cudmir oomity will b wu kmiuwu as llaugur , instead of 1'Atnpunaa here y tuforu uuted , h 1lruoka , a railroad engineer , recently corn a udttod u foul assault upon a member of thi Llnooln dumhuorulo. At loot ucouu0ts th a w'nnmami was likIdy to tile , and Brooks or ball haw bucu lucrused from $200 to 2Gn0. At Columbus tire other day a wee bit of child + vaudun d front honto , and whoa fount i. by the auxiuu4 mother was slttlu by the ruadsiutu uud clods by was coiled a largo sueku. 'lrlie child wad rescued unin lured. Suit has boon brought againet thin St. l'au Rnllroad company for $5,000 damages far th st kllhug of San hued In the ucchdoat near Nu folk lust fiprimig , 'I'Itu company has olIeroti t bottle for. 2,000 , , but thu pru1esltlou has boom I rejected. I ' The legal representatives of A , J. Robert 0 sea , this young non twhe tiled Irma the etiec of alcohol adnilaistorod la nu antidote to t eualubite , at Schuyler , hew eouuuenced sal a alnstlb. Mahurutime physieian who jut aiahud the alcuiwl , ( or daulagu ruaultiug I g ltuburtsou'a death. At 1'lattsmouth the 14 year old daugbter o Pendleton 1) , Leo wanted to marry an nbjec tionablo young man named McCall , which sean an enraged Leo that ho flogged the girl un morclfullyfor which ho was arrested and laid a fine. hut ho iestiened the tnarriago ail the Rama Ponca is coming to tlto front as Abdck man. ufacturing faint. There are three yards run. hing there one a dry press , the other a dry press and tjlo third a harm mado. About2,000 , 000 brick will be madn at Ponca during the soasonand the most of these will be put into the wall of the Lawn , Cangrosernan Valentino has scoured half In. terest in an invention for aging and purifying wines by electricity and has organized a corn. 'racy ' iii San Francisco , with a capital of $ IOoo,000 , to put it In operation , It Is sold he refused V0,000 for the right of California atono. The number of young hoodlums who are constantly Jum , Ing on and off trains at rail. way stations are increasing and are becoming a great nuisance LA ) etatlorl and trainmen iSvcry weak chronicles the t ; aiming of some yuuugcter , and frequentlya young life in sacri fieed , but the lesson goes unlteadad. At O'Neill City the other day IV , .1. Ja. coby , ropriotur of the Commercial benne , was thum1 ail by Billy llnmilton , thn ata lion agent. 7 Lo former hod a + sumcd the rnla of informer and hall reported the agent to the railroad company for some a + sutned deriloctiunofduty , and hence the puhunol hug. 'Pima action of the managers of the Saunders County Fairiu offering a prize of S5 for the best baby , lira brought a strongest protest ( ruin newly married people. One of the kickers writes G ) the Wahoo Tunes that "the Fair comes off a little too early this year for idtn , inrt if they will offer a promhtm for next year lee will be on hand like a house afire , " birs.lichen Tl11unpeblishosacard in The Ponca .Journal infuuning the public that site Is satisiml tvid1 her husband ; that there is hothiug wrong between lair sister and Mr. 'rhuhr , nor never was , and finally : "As for a our fatally matters are concerned theio is no need of watching ray husband at eight , and those moo who do will oblige too very uuteh by staying away from the house. " Tito pea de of llubbell do not sit idly in tlto shade while booms are flying psat. 'they snatch tllmh baldheaded and hmug to them while a nickel is i0 sight. The tuwmi is : sow ovt rcrewtlod and the supply of residences does uut begin to uccumnodato the number of now settlers. The sehuuls are being enlarged to give the youttg idmt room to shoot. All things considered lhdpboil serous to be a huuuuring , 11th ipitOA1) NOTES. 'I'Ino great tunnel through the Cascade mona twins for time Csacado branch of the Northern Pacific tuilnnul will be from 10,000 to 18,000 feet long. It is reported that a largo block of the stock of the Atchison , Topeka k Santa Fe , annoullt fad to about $2,00D,000 , has been sold to a European syndicate. 'rrack layhag on the Mexicami NAtioaal rail. Way hoe beat resumed on the other aide of Muroliu. It is expected to have it completed to that city by tlio 15th. 'l'lte Mllwaukeo company huts dofrosited a chock in the First Natimtitl bank of Ottumwa to the amount of $12,368 , to liquidate tire dutnagoi for riglit of waylthrugh that city. ' % The Brotherlroodl of Locomotive 1'mv veers iiolll their annual nicetitig at Denver from September 18th to 21nd , The delegates frmn the National Association of Conductors meet at I\arlsatu City on the third Tuesday iii Octo _ ber.- " - . . ' 0aPa3ia , The Atchison , Topeka k Santa Fo Railroad company has completed the purchase of the Valley house , and adjoininv valuable proper ty in ichita , Kansas , fronting on Douglas avenue , hoar thocommodlous freight depotof ; theBy By the separation of the Northern Pacific Into two divisions , hmhini ; ] colon" the livid. in line , the eastern division will corn priso 1,1310 miles , and tine western division 1,235 unites , The latter includes the lines of the Oregon 1ailwa y k Navigation company and the Oregon ti California railroad. The Denver k Rio Grande company to day place ealigrant sleeping cars on all through passenger trains. 'Ehoso cars are fitted up in excollorit style with slatted hunks marble wash bawls snap other conveniences , L t ar taut supplied with any upholstery. They ar : mountedeu paper wheels , similar to those use d oh Pullman care. On the Wabash road near Albia , Iowa , on e day last week there was a collision caused b the engineer of a freight train falling Asleep a hits ' ) oet and runulug by a station' whore lie should have side-tracked. The locomotives were badly wrecked , but no persons were bati ly injured. The engineer had been on dut y for several nights and was completely ox. haustod and worn out , The gravel banks of the 11. k M , road at Salem , Nab. , are lighted by electricity , en that work can be carried on at night as well as day. P. H. Daily , who has charge of this beds , is now working 50 or more hands , and with his steam shovel is loading from 60 to 7 0 cars of gravel daily. Thfs is used for ballast all cluing the road. The old Atchison anti Nebraska is being putt hr better repair than ever before.-Pawnee ] tepublican. To time Anti-Monopoly Party of the State of Nebraska. FALLOW CITmzSNN : Time nonination o f Hon. Jas. W. Savage for the Judge 0 t the Supreme Court by the AntiMonopoly poly couvontioi just held at Grand Is - hand may cause surprise to unary of you , lie moving previously boot neninated b y the Domocratio party ; and it is possibl e ( limit Bottle nay charge that there h as been collusion and an attenmpt to form a coalition buweomi the two parties. Such n is not the ease. Thu nouimrati'in was the speitmoous act of the delcgatod to tli a Auti.iEonopoly comiventionAfter fro e consnlbttion with each other , uniuiu ousel by outside pressure amid urso lieited by Judge Savage or his friends. Sumo of the considerations which in lluenced the con"outiomi not to presort a third candidate for Supromu Judge war o as follows : 1st , It was generally though t that tire nonimiation of a third camudidat o at this timiro would result iii the election 1 of thou Republican uomiuco , wliouvur lie might be , and it is well known the Bema of the utmost devoted h01mehumem r of the corporations arc aspimuts for tIm c ltu ) ullican numinution. 2nd , The gem oral belief that time court , as mil prusemi t constituted , is a partisan court and is in Iluuuced iii its decuuuuss by the intensely partisan atmosphere surrounding it ha d gnat weight with the eonvontioL Thu u delegates expressed their conviction ( hint I this tribunal Bimuhl be nou partisan , amid ( hint a man of irreproachable character , ' Who was not identified with time doom count party , would be mirnst likely to ulu vato it to that high plauo upon which i the 1)001)10 visit it to stand , 3rd , Th o dohosatos considered tliat in snaking timi s nununatinn tliuy would ahtow' plninly to the pco'le ' of thus State that the Anti . Monopoly party w s animated more b an eantdeire asfur good 6overurnem t and a pure 'judiciary , rand to rescue thi s o high ollico from tire control of a 1art sy 0 which hue become time willilmg tool oI } eor ponnttois , muauagora aid contract thieves than by time wish to build up their owl I j tarty ' by a lnrrulY Partisan contest rlmeru wra no desire and mi u I uitemmtier min thu part of the couventium . to form any coalition with tlto done eratfa party , or to Burromider ono jot o r 1 title of its organization or its drimieilpica For uuysolf , have been a life.iong to o publican , l ant nor as earueetly devotee a to time success of the Amiti.I lonopoly'part ' us met man in file State , mid 1 would b the last nian tvlio would injure its inter to oats or sacrifice its future , But 1 cast nn t note in the convuntiun for Judge Savage - ur time firn conviction that r was don n time best tlmimm g for the state , for good gov ernmuait and for the future of ui part y f Thu SuImime Court lots declairod t puI it has no power to protect the treasury of the State from plunderers--no Irower to ittvalidaio n contractgonarallq believed to have boon made in plain violation of statute law. If this decision is good law , time law needsanending. ; If it is merely oil opinion , it needs to be reversed. In any ovelmt , the personlrel of the court needs to be charsgcd. In the matter of this great judicial office let us ourselves rise bove lartiw1almi ) and lace this court above time reach il of partisanship. Lot us consider only the great interests f our State and the purity f its judiciary , which is the highest pled o of the intoll gemico mind morality of a country , as well as one of the surest safegu trds f a free rpee lo , .1 , lli'ltitow5 , Batman Anti-Monopoly , Leto Central Committee. MELItOY , Neb , , Sept. 10 , 1883. Aunnal Dlcctingof time State Alliance , The regular annual meeting of time State Farmers' Alliance for 1883 was 11131(1 puratlant to call at Grand Island on tine fitly inst. Time attendance was not as largo as usual , owing to time G , A. R , re union , which was hmm progress at llast- ings. But miottvitlmslamiding time reumiion , delegates were present fron a largo miumn- her of allimuccs in Webster , Nance , Thnyor , Bulfala , Adams , Hall , Snline , Clay , Seward , Boone , Platte , lIauilton , Fillmore , Polk , GagoYork , Merrickand other counties , P B , Itoynolds , president , of Ilamil ton county , occupied tire chair , and J. Burrows acted as secretary. Upon time election of oficers , I' . B , Reynolds was ru elcctod president , mid Charles IL Madely , of Adams county , was elected secretary. Mr. Madoly has since declined to servo , amid Mr. Burrows will act as secretary ad interim until the executive coimmnitteo can fill the vacancy. Mr. Burrows was temmdored thoolico of secretary by a uuaninious vote , but lie absolutely declined to accept tire position for a fourth teen. Upon leis retirmmimnt the following resnhition was unanimously adopted : RCSOlucrl , That in accepting the resignation - nation of Capt. 1. Burrows and his positive - tivo refusal to again accept time respoisi- blo position of Secretary of the State Alliance , we fuel that time State Alliance huts mot with a loss ; and..wiiilo we pledge our confidence in and hearty support of the now Secretary , we unanimously express - press our earnest and heartfelt thnmiks to Capt. Burrows for his cflicicnt , faithful , unselfish and untiring work. Hon , 1Vnr. Blakely , of Gage County ; Hon. Allen hoot , of Douglas County , and Ilon , A. A. Stedwoll , of Buffalo County , were unaimously elected Vice- Presidents for the ensuing year , Hon , H. C , Bigelow , of Thayer Coun ty ; J. H , Powers , of Hall County , and W. A. Pointer , of Boone County , wore elected meabera of the executive con inittee , and H. C Bigolow was re-elected chairman of the same. Time constitution was amended so as to continue time ofico of Secretary and Treasurer imi one person , and for holding the annual meeting in January y instead of September. Thu committee on resolutions , consisting - ing of Messrs. Blakoley , Powers , Dodd , Hawthorn and Burrows , reported a resolution - lution reaflruing the adhesion of the State Alliance to the Hastings platform , which was unanimously adopted. It was resolved to hod a e ecial meet- big at Kearney , Buffalo county , in Janu a next , and he delegates om that dcount count emised to furnish a hall to the Alliance free and to secure proper accommodations - commodations for time delegates. After which time Allianro'adjeurned to meet in Kearney in January , 1884. Time meeting was harmonious throu h out. The delegates wore men of high personal characters , and evinced a strong determination to mnatntain and sustain the Farmers' Alliance. ( official. ) P. B. RRyNoLnu , President. J. BGltnows , Secretary ad interim , OMtRIED OVER. NIAGARA , Remarkable Aolf-P.saesslmp of a Dian Doomed to Sure Death. Buffalo Commercial Advertiser , At sundown yesterday a man was car- nod over tic falls. 1Vlmo lie was is not known. His dress and appearance imidi- cated respectability , and after he got into the rapids his aelf.possession was extraordinary - ordinary Jifs boat was a very good one , decked over time bow , and , i should think , would carry three .r four tons. No other thin a person unacquainted aswith thu current above time rapids would venture so miear then. I was on tlmo head of Goat Jslnnd whew I first diseor ored ( lie boat , then near half a mile be. low the foot of Navy Island , and nearly two miles above time falls , 'Thor ) semncd to be two fmi time boat. It was directed toward the Amurieami shore-the wind blowing fronp time shore , and the sail was still atanding. Buieg well acquainted - ed with time river , I regarded the position of the boat as oxtraurdin.ery and hazard. sus , amid waatched it with inteiso anxiety. Soon J discovered time inotiolof an oar , and , fron time chaugimig direction of time boat , concluded it hind but one. While constantly a ppruacliing noarerand nearer the rapids , I could discover it was gain- jog tiAerican shore and b thm- lime it hind got near time first fall in time rap- I half a mile above Goat Island it wits directly above the island. There it was turned up the river , amid for sonic tines time wind kept it scarpy stationary , Time oil pro pu seemed to be to commie directly to ( lent Isinnd and whether I ahoultll mu half a nmile to give an niacin , or t o- umain to assist iu case tin boat attempted to umako the island , was a quostiuu of painful doubt. But soon the boat was again turned toward tie Amnorican shore , 'Them it was certain that it must go down time Amoricam rapids , I run to the bridge , rallied a mat at the tollgate , and two ran to the unan bridge in time to see the boat just before it got to the first largo fall is time rapids , Then I saw but ono man he standing at the stern with his oar climiging time course of the boat down the current , and as it plus bred over lie sat down. I was actomi iahed to see time boat rise , with time mast , still staudiag , amid time mnami again erect i directing the boat forward to time shore. Aim lie came to tlw next and eacim sue. ceuding fall lop sat down , amid tim mi would n rise amid apply lips oar Ln time istermedhute earrent btmll , there was lmope that lie would commie near enough to tire pier , to jump , but in a nmonreut it was . gone. Another , that he muiglit jump I upon the rock near the bridge ; but y time current dashed him froap mt tinder ) thie bridge , breaking time mast , Again hu rose on time opposite side , Taking his y oar , amid pointing his boat toward the , mimain Simon ) , ho cried : "Had I butte r g jump from time boats 1Vo could not an- . swur , for either sooned certain destriic , Lion , \Yitlmiu a few rode of the frills ( hit boat struck a rock , turned over ami d 'Fho 'IVenl n n tIc tlto Impure. . 'l'ime merry little mruntain brook , as it lightly dances ovct the rocks clnd sparkles m time sunshi1c on its way own to the river , is ) ur' and can. It is active ; therefore , it is tazlthy It is vigorous ; therefore , it resists impurity. But the sluggish pool , where the current is not tr.ong enoughm to keep tlmc water in motion , is stagnant and foul. Dirt and rubbish arc thrown into it , and stay there. Impurities and vile odors make it a breeder of disease and an object to be avoided. When the blood is strong and rich end red , and vigorously rourscs its accustomed rounds throw a arteries and veins , the systcul is hearty aid healthy. When the blood is thin and poor and weak , impurities and defilements creep into it , and it has no strength to cast them out. Then the system runs down. Brown's Iron Bitters contains the only preparation of iron which can enrichm time blood , and nmake it pure , vigorous , and healthy. A dollar a bottle , at th nearest drueeist's 0 lodged , lie appeared to crawl from under - der it , and swam with time oar in his hand till he mvomt over time precipice. Without tire power to render assistance , for half mm hour watching a strong norm atrtmg- glin with every nerve or lhfo , of doommied with almst the certainty of destiny - tiny to mm immediate and awful death , still Imoping with every effort for his deliverance livorance , caused am miitonsity of excite- meimt I pray God never again to experi- once. A IIAD CIRUItCHMAN. An Arlcansas Preacher Caught in a llmtrnovt by a Colored Brother. From tlio Arkansas Traveller. "Van , I has gibom up my bench in time church , " said a colored brother ; " 1 kaiut 'ford ter b'lomg ' to a congregation what employe ahclu a thief ob a preacher , Ise dumi vvul hum , am done 'low lmium tor speak.ter miouo ob my faui'ly. " "Your preacher is a bad man , I sup. posel" thrall , I rockin lee is. Dat mom aint Imotres' . " "liave you proof of his dishonesty ? " ' 'Wall , I rockin I has , Tuther niglmt I went down tar a lmon imousg habini hoarn a mighty fiuttorin"momg do chick- elms , aia who should I fin dar but dor precher a lmoppin loss' f tor do chickens. Dat's whiny I sags ho aint homes' . In fack , salt , I'se alines 'winced dat dar's autlmimi wrong wid de man , " "About what time was itwhonyouwent to time henalmousol" " 'Bout 3 o'rlock iii do morniii' , sali. " "And you found the minister there ? " "Yas sah ; foun' bun lif'in' down the chickens , an' ' dat's why I'm foun' fault wid do cimurcim" "Does the hen-houso belong to you ? " "No , ash ; it b'loimgs ter Mr. Jack- semi , " Huh , what were you doing there ? " "I say , what business did you have at the henhouse at timat early hour ? " "What business I had ? Wlmy , salt , I- why salt , I heard the chickens aculllin' an event dar. I didn't want none of do chickens , salt. I'se got all the chickens I wants. I happeumed ter be outer bed at do time. " "What work are you engaged in ? " "Holm ? " "I say what's your business ? " "I his boon a preacher , " "Why did you happen to be out of bed at 3 o'clock ? " "I got up ter 'gage in arly pra'r , sale. Do t'a'r ob de any riser is do soonea' an. swered , " "If you waited to pray , what made you go "Hui ? "You lmeard what I said. " "Wall , I went dar to see dat du chickens - ens wus all right. " "And you found tune preacher there ? " "Yes , aah. " "What did you say to hind" "Hui ? " "You know very well wlmat I asked. " "What did I say to him ? Why , salt , I tole him tor turn loose do dorninecker hen , Dat's what I said , " "Why did you want him to turn loose time hen ? " "Huh ? I wanted do hen myself , soh , " "Then you are as much of a thief as he is. I nin't'case ; the don't 'long to do mimic church , I'se a Mofrodist , I is ; dat mnamm is a Baptist. Anyhow , it gin mu such a disgust dat I quit do church. Dat's surficiont I'so a gwino to try sonio udder 'ligios , 'case all dat I unit tried is dishones' . 1Vheneber I fin's a clmurch dnt'hl keep nmo from stealin' , dat's niiso. Up ter dis tune I ain't foci' it , I ain't got so confldenco in a nigger , nohow , " The h"urlous Fianiev. Thdeiiefs of time Fire Departments ro- cotnmend time great pain bauislmar , St. Jacobs - cobs Oil. nfattlmow Brady , EsfJ . , Chief gineer Fire De parnnemt Sam Francisco - co , Cal. ' 1V , A. Bart Esq. , Chief En i ricr Fire DeIarlmort Potandr Oregon r endorse it. It conquers pain. Cholera Trebabilities , CnxcAGo , September 13-Tire Daily News publishes a large number of letters frommi physicians of this city in mtswcr to n circular asking their opmiuon as to time probability of a cholera opidenio in this country next year or withln the next few ) e era , Most of thorn anticipate more or leas cholera iii this country next year , and urge time necessity of tlmoeough eli servaice of aamitary precautions , mimunici pal and personal , . rN vi ,1s' LC. i ' hE GREAT i REM a A . . ° Rheumatism Neuralgia , Sciatica , Lumbago , Oaci the. Headache , Toothache , N"rYlLrautNsreliings.tpradn.IMuLM , " mtnrne. A.'A.da. 5' . 1 rifle. , Lull iii. orilLil iuuitr ; i 5iti. ADN rlnix. 6oWOr " . ' . )1a , Ge"e Lum4 nia"I lti m.aalt'fak.e , Tula Cil tlml.ms : A , vouiI.Eit : 4'I IFr + r..M 1.1 h.Wae oam IL.lila.raim. . ss 1. M Dry Goods/ ! CO. , Washington Avenue and Eifth Street , - - - ST. LOUIS MO STEEZE JOHNSON CO. , Wholesale Grocers ! AND JOnDRSs IN FLOUR SALT. 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