THE DALLY BEE-OMAHA , JMDAY. JANUARY 11 , 1884.
RICHARDS & CLARKE , W , A. CLARKE ,
Proprietors. Superintendent
Omaha Iron Works
U. P. RAILWAY - - - 17TI11& 18TII STREETS
MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS | IN
n Engines ,
WATER WHEELS , ROLLEKDMILLS , :
Mill and Grain Elevator Machinery
MILL FURNISHINGS OF ALL KINDS , INCLUDING THE
Celebrated 'Anchor ' Brand Dufour Bolting kCloth
[ STEAM PUMPS , STEAM , WATER AND GAS PIPE.
BRASS GOODS AND PIPE FITTINGS ,
ARCHITECTURAL AND BRIDG
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We are prepared to furnish plans and estimates , and will contract for
jhe ; erection of Flouring Mills and Grain Elevators , or for changing
; Flouringr Mills , fremStoue to the Roller System.
Bf Especial attention given to furnishing Power Plant sfor any purpose -
pose , and estimates made for same. General machinery repairs attended
-to promptly. Adrdess
AdrdessRICHARDS & CLARKE.Omaha , Neb.
AND TWO WHEEL CARTS.
1319 and 1320 Hamoy Street mid 403 8 , 13th Street , 1
ulshedfrco upon application f
in 1858.
1409 and 1411 Dodge Street ,
OMAHA , NEB
DEALEH IN
ETC. ; LOW PRICES AND GOOD GRADES.
'Call and Get my Prices before buyinj' elsewhere. Yards , corner 9tli
and Douglas. Also 7th and Douglas.
J. 0. PRESCOTT N. P. CURTICE.
f J. 0. PEESCOTT tfe CO. ( ( ,
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Music , Musical Instruments of all Descriptions.
CHEAPEST iffl MOST RELIABLE HOUSI
Xxx t Lo > EJtnto.
CALL AND EXAMINE OUU STOCK OR SEND FOR PRICE ? ,
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we. Farr.am ctrost OMAHA.
STATE JOTTINGS.
LINCOLN.
Wolf traps are In demand to protect coal
bins.
bins.Tlio county treasurer pMd out $ .13,500 In-
tcwst duo on rJlriMd bonds the first of the
.
The swulon t > t the United State court hai
brought n number ot lawyers , litigants unit
jurors to town.
Tliobuckof the Ilnrltngton Imi bcon utif.
fonoil by the compllmonUry rotolutiona of tlio
.ird ol trade , fur refusing to jolu the tti-
dondghcnawny.
Tho.T urni l Intlinatos that nn Onirtlia maif ,
who was mmblo to obtain Ills I'lglit cap nft
ton o'clock , hai asked tlio mayor tfl 'rlnjf th
lire bolls to warn the people tnat . * " ( ) hour o
tan Imd nrrlvoil that tlioy ( .mtglit sit.V tliol
[ > raycra and RO to bod. "
The bamniot to the retiring chief justice >
; lie suproino cu\irt , Hon. ( icorpo II , l.nko , niu
, lia incoming jnstlco , M. 11. Uocsovn given
nt the Arlington liotcl TucsiUy evening. The
inavotdnblo abionco of JuilgcuLakonmlMivv
veil , loft Mr. Itccao In full poFftosMon of tlio
iionors of the foiut. Ainoni tlio gentlemen
iroitcnt u cro : .Tmlpo JClinor a. Uimily , of the
Jiutod States district ; Governor Ininos W.
Dawos ; District Judges S. . Pound , W. II.
Morrii , J. H. IJronily nnd 1MG. llamorj
State Superintendent W. W. W. .lonoa ; Hon.
T. L. Webster , of Omaha , and Hon. . S. H.
palhoun nnd C. NVoouhonso , of Nebraska
Ulty. The banruethxll was tastely decorated
with flowers. A Inrgo huracshoo was RUS *
ponded from tlio colling In the center of the
com , and btiskots of ilowors altornntcd with
ivrainlils of frnlt nnd cake on the tnblos.
The Incoming associate jnstlco , Hon. M. U.
[ loose , called In early mnuliood to the discharge
of the duties of the highest position known to
, ho judiciary of our stutoj may ho bo fearless
n upholding the constitution , faithful In declaring
claring the unwritten law , nnd Btrong In nd >
ninlstcrlng exact nnd equal justlco to nil , "
wna tlio first toast of the evening nnd wna responded -
spondod to by Hon. Allen W. 1'lold. "Tho
odornl judiciary , " wns rcsx > ndod to by Judge
Oundy. Guy A. Brown toasted the supreme
court nnd Judge Schoonholt rotated tlio trials
nnd tribulations of the "pioneer bar of No-
iraska. " Hon. T. M. Morquotto responded
, o the toast. "Tho local profos'lon , " whllo
Ion. A. J. Sawyer closed the fuast with n
lootical tribute to "Tho Indies. " The banquet
vas in every respect a success , reflecting great
crodlt'sn the members of tlio county bar who
managed it.
r-LATTSMOUTH.
The Tmlco-a-Monthclub ga\onnoth r party
J. A. JIcMurphy , formerly of this city , has
Mirchasod The Schuylor Sun.
The "Illustrious Vivo" celebrated the birth'
day of Mayor George S. Smith last Monday
evening.
Journal philosophy : "Because a girl wears
a wing on each side of her hat it doesn't prove
lint she is nn nugol. Neither is it couclush o
evidence that eho is a goose. "
Judge Pound has appointed the following
Imes for holdinc coilrt in Casa county : 1 lie
ifth Tuesday of April ( April 'J9) ) , the fifth
Tuesday of September ( September SO ) , nnd
, ho second Tuesday of December ( Uocom
bor'J ) .
The county commissioners have taken charge
ofalittlo runaway boy who nrrivod iu the
ity Saturday on his way to Sodalla , Mo. He
was hungry and cold. Ho said his father nnd
mother were both dead nnd that they had
ivod near Blair. On being given pen nnd
nk ho wrote the following note : "Dear
Mother 1'loaso send mo 45 cents and I will
ome homo nnd never run away from you
if/nin. / From your runaway Hon , Frank
ulow. "
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HASTINGS.
The ; narringoable young ladies of Hastings
mvo mapped out n plan to bust the bnchol *
ra' association before the leap year wanes.
Tlio "meek and lowly" editor of The Demo-
rat piously dofTa his hat and in sheer despair
xclnitns , "In the name of God , what has be-
: omo of tha Christ-like people ? " Got thco to
nunnery , Richard ,
FREUONT.
Sneak thieves are Bucco'sfully working the
town. Several clothing merchants report re-
scent "calls" and trifling losses. The sneaks
were rounded up ntVnhoo. .
The Fremont Lodge of Knights of Honor
111 noon bo called upon to nay nn insurance
olicy of $3,000 on the life of Jerome 0.
Jhamberlnin , who was recently killed by n
nine explosion in Colorado. Ho left n wife
nd three children , nnd formerly resided in
' 'romont.
The annual meeting of the State F iremeiiVi
ssociatlon will be held hero on tha 23d of this
nonth. A largo gathering is expected. The
onstitutiou of the association provides that
ach lire department belonging to the associa-
on shall bo entitled to ono delegate , who
mil bo the chief or his assistant , and that
ach company shall bo entitled to ono deb
ate.
TIIK HTATK IN niCNKUAL.
Grand Island will soon have n dally paper.
The Indian school at Genoa will bo in opo-
atton in n few weeks.
All U. P. lands south of the Platte river In
Ceith county have been sold.
The people of York nro tired of paying first
law prices to third class shown.
Buffalo and Hall counties will put n $10COO
iridgo over the Platte this yoar.
A special election will soon bo held in Ful
ertou to vote bonds for a school house.
Tlio North Loup Herald , only fix weeks
old Is the handsomest infant in the state.
The Antolono county teat wnr between Ne
igh and Unkdalo will bo carried Into the
courts.
Hon. R. D. Holt , a prominent citizen ol
I'alls City , died auddonly of uppoploxy , las !
tlonday.
Boone county complains of a surplus !
nide chow * , minstrel troupes and other catch *
> enuy affairs.
All the desirable university and Hchool lane ]
n Knox county was void for from $7 to f 12
ior acre at the recent sale ,
A man named W. S. Cox. a workman on
ho Chester branch of the B. & M. , died sud
[ only of conjostlon in Wymore lout week.
Charley Durdlck. aged nine years , was accl-
lentally shot and killed by a companion ,
named Collins , while playing with a gun near
) rd a few UayH ago.
The county commissioners of Keith county
mvo ordered a vote on a proposition to issue
H'J.dOO in bonds to build n bridge acrocx the
South Platte river.
John McFarland. who wns arrested In Da
vid City on the charge of "holding.up" and
obbinx George Hall , was discharged , tno o\I-
denco establishing an alibi.
The Hiunboldt Opera house Is In trouble.
The town trustees raised and lowered the
iconso , and finally put it at a top-notch. Tlio
rustoes wore anxious to secure "annuals , "
tut the managers refused to bo bled ,
Hebron will Boon bo treated to a class ol
railway trains usually run by the 1) . & M. on
kll of 1U jerk water lines , consisting nf coin'
jlnatlon box oars converted into so-called pas'
senger coaches. [ Uubbell Register.
Button's now opera house will BOOH bo road ]
'or the scenery , It U a neat , double front
jrick , two story block and occumes the upper
story. It has a fine dress circle capable of
coating four or five hundred , and a gallery ,
Gee , P. Marvin , editor of The Gage Count ;
Democrat , lost two children last weak b ;
Hphthoria , which Is prevailing to an alarm
IUK extent at Beatrice. The only roinalnlni
child was also reported dangerously ill of the
Baino disease.
On Wednesday of last week. Mrs. Augustus
[ Irelltnanof North Bend , while climbing 01
to a wagon loaded with furniture , xllpped am
full upon her head , receiving injuries from
which eho died two days after , oho wan a
widow lady , aged fil.
Parties while quarrying rock near Jtulo
Found an open vpuco In the ground represent
inga > ault. There was n nword found am
some parts of A skeleton. No one know
whether the bones were liuiimn , or vi licthc
they belonged tu an animal.
Albion had n lively scandal and church row
[ ait week , Ciatheijno Deasay nuoro out u
warrant for Ullly Wliltu to compel him to la
the paternity of a prospective child ,
Billy resisted nnd n trial was ordered , Tlio
basement of tlio Congregational church wni
secured for n court room. Hardly had tlio
trial commenced when the trustee' of the
church appeared nnd bounced the entire court
judge , jury , lawyers , nml eager on-lookoni.
The North Plftlto Telegraph .iy § : In the
year 187i ! , when J. H , McConnell n. < iumo < l
charge of the locoinoltvodflpartmo.it of the U.
I1 , railway nt North I'latto , It" then gn\o cm-
ploymont to ninety men , and the tiny-roll ag
gregated SS.GOO. There It now employed in
this department > 2 men , nnd the pay-roll of
last month amounted to $33r > ( Ki.RIn 1871 !
there wore but twenty-two locomotives on the
division. Now there nro filty-thrco ,
The North Plstto Tolarftph nays n quiet
game of cards wai In progrots in the ttnrlor of
a wcll-knoun clthen , the other ovomtifr nnd
continued to n late hour , Ono nf the players
Eiipfjcstod that it won time to ndjourn , but the
n. c. with n J > ot raking hand , sitd , "Never
ir > lml the limo , gentlemen ; I'm czar hero. "
"Von , gentlemen , " nld n silvery \olco , ns the
* , nppoi'Tod In her robes do chambro ,
"M o w th the Rnmo. but the czar Is
'o '
oar.
oar.Tho Chambers family ! I'onJsllnB ' of
pe.tOiW , H\lntnt West IVlntj had n prnt
oncnpo Jnnn iloath by nspliyXW , last week
The Republican anys the family retired n.
usual , not CkCOumlug of the danger tlhtlnrkoi
so near thom. As the lire got low In tlwsto\
iftor tlio draff were closed , it commenced tc
Lhroxv off gat. Being asleep , they did not no
tlca It and only ixscamo i > arttally conscloun.
Some of thom trot tK't of bed and Hoomcd to
linvo groped holplfsslj'about only toBlnkdowi
n utter unconscloiwicok' . Physicians say thn
ihlrty minutes longer woC ldhavo proved fata
iml all would have boon l > oyoml earthly nlil
I'ho cause of the ncctdont wva Imperfect pipe
\ud n defect ! vo fine.
George Dorsoy , of Fremont , Is nt the Pax
.on.
i Charles P. Mntthowson , of Norfolk , is nt the
L'axton.
Dr. C. T , Wood , of Columbus , Ii nt the
? axton ,
Mrs. nnd Miss Thomnson , of Teknmnh , nro
it the Fax ton.
C. J. Alexander , of Lincoln , Is a guest nt
.ho IVttou.
L. W. Colby , of Beatrice , it registered at
.ho . Paxtou.
C. S. Clcavoland , of Kxotor , Is n Paxton
[ UOSt.
A. H. Swan , of Clioyonno , Is a guest at the
Mlllard. , .
A. G. Bcoson , of Lincoln , Li at the Pax-
.on.
.on.A.
A. K. Cody , of Schuylor , is a Mlllnrd
fUOlt.
T. H. Collins , of Fremont , Is at the Mil-
ard.
ard.F.
F. S. Klcpsor and wife , of Weeping Water ,
ire at the Mlllard.
John Xohrung , of Lincoln , IA at the Mil
an ) .
C. M . Murdock , Samuel Wymoro , J. 13.
ilaya. G. F. Walker , O. P. Nowbranch , Rich-
ird Livoay , and C. A. Burnham , all of Wy
nero , are registered nt the Mlllard.
S. M. Iliuon , James Marsh nnd K. J. Rod-
iriclc , of Blue Springs , nro nt the Millnrd.
J. U. FnrriHgton , of Lyons , Is at the Mot-
opolitan.
J. C. Flommiug , of St. Paul , Nob. , Is at
he Metropolitan.
J , D. Palmer , of Denver , is a Motropoll-
an guest.
John B. Howie , of OgalallaIs at the Metro-
olltnii. '
C. H. Mallck nnd J. M. Pullers , of Hnrlln ,
ro at the Metropolitan ,
D. A. Young , of Denver , Is at the Metro-
olttan.
A. G. Sherwood , of Central City , la at the
lotropolitan.
II. C. Avion ; of Ogalalla. Is at the Metro-
oil tnu.
F . B. Peace , of St. Paul , is at the Metro-
oil tan.
.T. P. Byerly , of Canton , 0. , is at the
letropolttan ,
STATION SQUABBLE.
Vymoro and Blue Springs Pleading
Their Cause with ilio Buillngtou
and Missouri Illvor People
la Tliia City.
The citizens of the little towns ofVy -
nero and Blue Springs are considerably
worked up ever the depot question. Wy-
nero already has a depot by the Union
? acific road , while Blue Springs , with
.ho . Burlington & Missouri road running
.hrough her boundaries , is entirely left
jut in the cold with no railroad depot of
my kind.
The Blue Springs people are very
inxipua to have the Burlington & Mis
souri company locate a depot in their
town , and the Wymoro people are very
nervous ever the proposed dopot.
A delegation from each city was in the
city last night to urge their claims before
Mr. Iloldrcdgc , of the Burlington & Mia
souri.
A SAD FUNERAL ,
Ulio I nst Sad Tribute Paid to the
ICov. O. F. StollliiK , I ) , D.
The funeral sorvicoa of tlio late Ilov.
3. F. Stalling wore hold at the First
Baptist church this morning at 10 o'clock. .
Notwithstanding the inclemency of the
ivcather , the church was well filled with
Lho frionda of the late pastor , of which
lie has loft behind in Omaha a largo
number.
The services were conducted by llov.
Barnitz , of DCS Moiucs , wlioso remarks
were very appropriate and touching.
Iho pastors of the various churchcw ol
the city occupied ohairs upon the plat
form , nnd each ono took uomo part in the
oxcrciscs.
The choir furnished several appropriate
selections ,
Thu floral decorations were very elaborate
ate and exceedingly beautiful.
The body was taken from the church
thin afternoon at 3 o'clock to the
depot , whpn it was Hhippcd to ( Ohio
wlicro it will bo interred. Mr. Franl
Stalling , son of the deceased , and Mr
Will Young , nephew of the deceased , ac
companied all that remains on cartlt o
Dr. Stalling to the last sad resting place
Army Orders.
Tlio attention of commanding oflicor
and boards of survey is called to Articl
XII of contract for wagon transports
tion as cpntained in general ordcra Ko
99 , headquarters of the army , adjutan
genoral'a ofllco , Washington , Docombo ;
20,1883. In all cases arising under tlii
article , the board nhouldstato its opinioi
but make no recommendation ,
A general court-martial ia appointed to
meet ut Fort Koblnson , Neb , , on the
14th of January , 1884 , or ns soon thereafter -
after as practicable , for the trial of Pri
vate Edward Farley , troop M , Fifth cav-
nlry , nnd such other prisoners as may bo
brought before it.
DKTilli TOR THK COUIIT.
Cnplaln John M. Hamilton , Fifth cav
alry ; Cuptnin J. Scott Payne , Fifth cav
alry ; Captain John 11. liahcook , Fifth
cavalry ; First Lieutenant Francis Mich-
lor , 1-iflh cavalry ; Second Lieutenant
Henry J. ( loldman , Fifth cavalry ; Second
end Lieutenant Lester W. Cornish ,
Fifth cavalry ; Second Lieutenant John
L. Schon , Fourth infantry ; First Lieu
tenant Charles II. Watts , Fifth cavalry ,
judge advocate.
A greater number of ofltcora limn
those named can not bo assembled with
out manifest injury to tlio survico.
UK Hit IjAHKKU.
The Vimornl 3ei-\lccs In N'aw York.
YollK , Januarj10. . The chain *
comniClM Im r.rloptcd resolutions
r nesting the Drostdont ot the United
Ste8 / to appoint a comnUssion with n
\viow pf procuring to other countries free
commoTco IT it' ' ; residents along the banks
of the Cfougtf rivofi now monopolized by
the 1'ortugeso.
' tno l"3' ot Uorr
Funeral services o > 'or " '
Laskor , the Gernmn staO8nn " were conducted -
ducted this afternoon. Ti DO(1J' w > H bo
put on board n steamer for .Europe Sat
urday.
The body of the church was drnpbd '
mourning , and the AincxicMi and flor
man llaga were placed over ti.io nrk' , II
is estimated that 4,000 persons jvitncasw'
; ho coromontcs. Upon the { .latforu.
ivoro Chief Justice Daly , ox-CToinpl roller
Glrocn , llov. Dr. T. Laskor , jr. , of Hos-
,011 , Hon. A. D. White , president of
Cornell University , Carl Schurz ; Mayo.r
Sdspn and many others. Amons the
listinguishod citizens in the body of the
jhurch were Henry lliohtor , Judge Noah
Davis , William M. Evarts , Henry Ward ,
Boochor , August Uolmont and Oswald
Dttondorfor. The ceremonies were con-
iucted by Rev. Dr. Mendes , Dr. Gott-
load and | llov. Dr. Huobsch , who do-
ivorod a glowing tribute on the char-
jotor and work of the dead statesman ,
ilacing him foremost In the ranks of
jormany's public men. President
SVhito spoke briolly , aa did also Carl
Schtirz.
The physicians of Hon. Thomas Kin
jolla , proprietor of The Brooklyn Eagle ,
report hia condition satisfactory and pros
> octs of recovery good.
AVASHINGl'ON AVAIFS.
WASHINOION , January 10. At the
nooting of the ways and moans commit-
, cu , Mr. Morrison announced the follow-
ng committees : Changes in the tarill'a
aws , Messrs. Mills , A. S. Hewitt and
volley ; changes in the internal revenue
aws , Messrs Ulount , Hurd and Kasaon ;
efunding customs duties , Moaars. How-
t , Jo tos und McKinley ; refunding taxes
m tobacco , Messrs. IMaokburn , Her-
) ort and Hiscock ; refunding taxes on
pirits and malt liiniors.Measra. Herbert , '
31ackburn and Hussoll ; rofiuuling mis-
ollanoous internal taxes , Mcsrs. Hurd ,
3Iountand Russell ; roliof.for lost United
States bonds and coupons , Messrs. Jones ,
tlills and Hiscock.
At the mooting of the senate committee
n commerce , Mr. Gibson's joint rosolu-
ion appropriating $1,000,000 to bo im-
nodiatoly available to continue improve-
nont of the Mississippi river was agreed
o. Requests were sent last evening to
11 republican senators to bo at their seats
t 2 o'clock to-day for the purpose of
looting Senator Anthony president pro
am. of the senate before the hour arrived
ho purpose was charged and a caucus
ras determined upon for to-night or to-
lorrow to consider the matter.
The house committee on public lands
rill hoar arguments Monday on the quos-
ion of forfeiture of the Texas Pacific
irritorial land grant now claimed by the
outhcrn Pacific.
At a mooting of the sonatp committee
n poatollicoa and postroads it was deter
mined to begin ono week hence consider-
tion of several measures proposed to
stablish a postal telegraph. Senator
Edmunds will give his views in support
f his bill.
The president will visit Now York on
lio21st _ to attend the reception of the
Jnion League olub.
The United States has filed in the
ourt of claims counter claims against
ho Union Pacific company for § 8)0iU7 ! ) (
alleged indebtedness , including D per
ont of the not earnings.
rim NorthwcHlcrii llano Ball Ijcngno.
CHICAGO , 111. , January 10. The north
vestern base ball league began session
toro yesterday , the Grand hapids , Fort
\Vayno , Peoria Soginaw Quincy and Bay
3ity clubs being represented , tno Toledo
ind Springfield clubs having withdrawn
rom the league , the former to go into the
American association. The session was
consumed in hearing a series of charges
ivgainst the management of the Fort
Wayne club which was charged with ploy-
Inggames Sundays and otherwise disobey
ing the rules of the Iraguo.
The special committee appointed sub
Btantially absolved the club management
and voted to allow the Fort Wayne to
remain in tlio league. At the session
.his morning it was decided to admit fol
lowing now clubs : St. Paul , Minneapolis ,
UillwaUr Milwaukee Muskegon , Terre
Haute , making twelve clubs in all ,
Millionaire ! Gnrtoii'H Will.
Nr.w YOUK , January 10. The will of
the millionaire broker and banker , Ju-
lus Hall Garten , who died recently iu
Switzerland , has boon filed for probate.
The estate is valued at over $2,000,000 ,
; ho bulk of which goes to the testator's
son Albert , now an infant , when ho
roaches his 28th year. In case ho dies
before ho attains that year , his portion
will bo divided equally among twelve
charitable educational or public institu
tions , nmon ? which are Yale , Harvard ,
Columbia , Williams and Cornell colleges.
Fonce-Ciittliiff.
Tex. , January 10. Senator
Taylor introduced a bill in tha legislature
providing for the removal , within ono
year , of all gates and obstructions across
11 classes of roads in Texas. The bill , if
passed , will cause the greatest struggle
of the session. Its adoption will cause
pasture owners to divide up their hold
ings , and will , to a largo extent , solve
the fence question by cutting fences ac
cording to law ,
Can't Foolco 'Mollcau Man ,
SAN FJIANCIHOO , January 10. The
steamer Tokio from Hong Kong yester
day brought only twonty-ono Chinese
traders. Probably wo liuvo noon the last
of the famous Canton certificates.
tlio Itullrnudti ,
Mita. , January 10. The
governor's mogaugu to the legislature
opposes ( lie upturn of fee * and perquis
ites for oilidalH. A molution was oifuml
in the sonatp looking to the regulation of
railroad tariff niToctinjr intor-stato com
merce , and recommending that represen
tatives in congress bo instructed to advo
cate A national law governing the samo.
Captured Crlinltinla.
Fi.AT.nu8H , L. J. , January 10. Dotoo-
live Kallahcr has just arrested the sup
posed murderer of Fannie Gaskill near
Elmira. Ha was taken near the city line
and is now boinq sent to Now York.
FitKRiioM ) , N. J. , January 10. Ohas.
p. Holmes and Henry Jackson have been
indicted for starting the last tlireo largo
lirca at Rod hank , causing a loss of upwards -
wards of $4.00,000.
Tlio Had Men ot Idnlio.
CmcAdo.January 10. The Daily News
Woissor , ( Idaho , ) special says : A masked
mob took Clms. Diotorli , the murderer of
Suck Uoald , from ttio jail cell , shot and
bent him , then dragged him half a milo
to a slaughter house and hanged him to n
windlass used by the butchers.
Pope nnd Masonry ,
RO.MK , January 10 , It is said , the
pope is about to issue an oncyclycal loiter
regarding Freemasonry , in which it is
believed n distinction will bo made bo-
twcon continental and English societies.
For Congress.
OVSTKH BAY , N. J. , January 10. The
democrats of the 12th district Imvo nom
inated Colonel A. 0. Woodwoith for POU-
gross.
A NKW MOVK.
Sonntot * Giiltom Wants tlio Sioux Cltr
nnd 1'Aolllu to Construct Ita
Original blue.
The biff introduced by Senator Ciillom
proposes to amend the act of July -,188-1 ,
for the construction of a railroad from
the Missouri river to the Pacific ocean.
The bill recites , the pnssago in 1802 of mi
net ono section of which provided for
granting bonds and lands for the con
struction of the north branch of the
Union Pacific railroad , from Sioux City
westward to tlio 100th meridian , and the
lubsoquont passage in 18C4 of anamonda
tory n t at tno request of several of the
Northwestern states and territories , tlio
spirit nnd intent of which wan that tlio
proposed branch phould connect with the
Union Pacific railroad at n point beyond
the 100th Meridian. But this north
branch has never boon constructed west
ward from Sioux City ns contemplated by
the two acts passed , the last of which de
clared the grunt i made forfeited if the
road should not bobniltin ton years. This
time has expired. Railroads have , however -
over , been constructed through Iowa end
Minnesota to Sioux City , Ynnkton , and
athur points on the Missouri river north
of Sioux City , nnd it is declared that the
public intoro.stu demand that the branch
railroad provided for in the original nets
shall bo cnnstructcd. Senator Cullom ,
therefore , proposed to give the privi-
egos granted by these acts to such rail
road company now organized or
, hat may bo organized under
itato or territorial laws as the presi
dent may designate ; the route to bo
rostwardly from Sioux City via Niobrara
alloy to such point on the Union Pacific
vest of the 100th meridian as the com-
mny may , select. The bill contains a
> revise to the oilbct that the company
vluch builds thin road shall not receive
my nid in tlio shape of bonds or lands ,
is was provided in the original acts , and
hat the road must bo completed within
ivo years after the passage of the not.
Samuel In Gold Sunnlilnc.
taw York JouruslJ n , Q.
Mr. McDonald and all the other domo-
iratio candidates for the presidency will
> lease note the fact that in this bright ,
> eautiful Now Year's week Mr. Samuel
F. Tildon may bo soon spinning in a
tandsomo sleigh along the 'Wcstchostor
lounty reads belling his spirited of Kim-
ucky horses , Ho holds the reins him-
iolf , nnd the gait is way bolo\r three min-
itos. There is no paralysis in the right
inn ; his eye is bright and ho urges his
teaming steeds with a vigor worthy of
andorbilt behind Maud S. and Early
lose. It is not impossible that when
ho next democratic convention moots ho
vill bo the first of the presidential candi-
iales on the ground.
TUTT
" " "
TORPID BOWELS ,
DISORDERED LIVER ,
and MALARIA. _ .
From thcsouourouu urlso tluuo-iourtbo ot
tlio ( llDoaaca of tlio huiimn ruco. Tlieso
rymit m8ln < liaatotliolroxi8tonoujT..oB of
Appetite. Jlaweli cuitlve , Hick Ileail-
ache. fullnciig aaor eatlnj ; , nvcrnlnit to
exertion of Jiocly or lulilit , J'nictutlon
of fond , Irritability of temper , '
iplrlU , A feclliic ; of linvliiB '
,
(
Ucart.I otil > eroro the ryoilil Iily colored -
ored Vrliie , CONSTIPATION. Una do.
xnand tha use of a rnmody that acts directly
on tlio I.Ivor. AsaLlvormodlolnoTUTT'S
I'lI.r-H Imvo no oqual. Tliolr notion on the
KldncyflimclSkln la also prompt ; roraoylnu
all lmi > uiltlcu Uirotih ( tlieaolliroo"Bcav
cn/'jr ( of tlio dy t m , " prodaoinff itppo-
tlto.BOunJ dlKCStlon , rrgulurt ; tools , a clour
eltluanU u vigorous bcxly. TDTT'S VI W.S
cause no nim-ioa or n lpln not Intcrforo
with daily work and nro n perfect
ANTIDOTE TO MALARIA.
fioliomywhere.arSc. omcM Murrny8t.N.Y.
TUTTS HAIR DYE.
Onr HAIR on WHBKBBH ohoiiBqa In.
Itontly toftOtoser IlbAOic byuHlnglo up.
plication of this lru. Hold uy DrufgUto ,
vroontbyoxiirosaonrncolptof 01.
Onli-o , 4i MHrrriy Btroiit , N w VorJr.
BUTT'S MANUAL OF USEFUL RECEIPTS FBEE-
Patent Dri Fruit Lifter.
AS USEFUL NO DEALER
IK A I in
GROCERY Groceries
STOKE CAN AlTOltn
TO UK
A sum or
' Without U.
COUNTKU SCALES.
H.C. CLARK , SOLE PROPRIETOR ,
OiLUIA , MUIS.
neemsttj tip
t prompt fttid ettioietK
'
household remerilo *
k Isdnllycrrofftnirtnora
lm | > tratltt > , and o (
thcsa lion to tier's
Stomitch Hitters If
the chief In rnrlt ! nj
tha most potmltr.
Irrfjfulnrlty ot tha
itom\eh Miatowelt ,
milirUl feversliver
, complaint , debility ,
rheumatism and
minor ailments , ro
thoroughly conquer.
cd by llilslncompm-
bio f Amlly rcMontlris
Mid mcillclrul sAfo-
piiurd , and 11 Is Jn t-
ly rcffftrded M the
purostkndmoitooin.
prehenslTo remedy
b/\U DrUjfgists and Dealers
BITTERS ,
A MMllnl tnolhlntlntt .fnqoUll. iT r.nn tu l if li ,
* w l ofl1. mt ItyipfMi Zuutkr * , r.m ftnd An * , < l til
< l nlnl a Ik. l > lft ll , . Ofj.nl. j > r , . Inrf Inran JriMn , l
ti flwl r .ti.nir t * . Ml U kll n n.r lr1li. Try It.
j. w.
tiiw.iirAr \ , if , r.
OREATENQLISH : REMEDY.
OP MANLY VIUOnSp rm torr-
hica , ota , when ll other rtme-
illos fall , a curt mxirantecd.
ll.CO a bottle , larso IxrtfM , four
times the quantity. $5. liy
press to any ruMrew. Bold by
fclldnipglaU ENGLISH MKDI-
OAL INSTITUTE , Proprietor * , 718 Ollro Street , St.
Uml , Mo , -
"I have snld Sir Asttcy Coopor't Vital Restonirra
or yean. Every oustomti poaka highly ot It I
onhcilUtlnglyondorsa It u remedy ot true merit.
" 0 , F. GOODIIIX , Druggist.
Omaha Feb. 1 1883. vlS-mto-codly
P * _ _ _
mported Beer
IN BOTTLES.
Srlnuger , . Bavaria.
julmbacner , . Bavarin.
Pilsner . Bohemian.
Inisor . Bremen.
DOMESTIC.
3udweiser . St. Louis
Vuhauser . St. Louis.
Best's . % . Milwaukee.
Schlitz-Pilsner . Milwaukee.
drug's . . . . . . Omaba.
Ale , Porter. Domestic nnd Rhine
Wine. ED. MAURER ,
1214 Fornam.
_
IR.HORHPS ELECTRIC BELT
. Will euro Nerronnnnn.
Lumliarn.Mheumatl | m , l' r ' '
'Tf ' " . Sraralirta , Kclatlcn.
KUlnt ) , Hplne niul I.t\cr
( lli > caF.tiinoiu.ABtliiiiaUcfirt
tiwlwlB , Comi'l-
imtion . Knifiol | . Cntanli.
i'lltfi. ipllrp : r. Impotency , * . * S
umh Affiiv. rrolniiima Ute , ote. Only rrlrntltlaKlco
rin Holt In Aincrlni Hint ni'niln the Klwtrlcltjr and malt-
otlxin through thn t > ol3 * and can lx * recharged In an lu *
Ifuit by thu patient. . . .j
SI 000 Would Not Buy It.
DR. HORN * I WTM afflicted with rheumatism , and
tired by lining a bolt To tmr one aflllcted with
hit dlaauo , I wou'd ' lay , buy Home's KlcctnoBelt.
Any nno can confer with me by writing or culling
t in } BtoreU20 Douglas street , Omaha , Neb.
WILLIAM LYON&
MAIN OFFICE Opposite postofflco , Iloom 4 Fren-
or Illock
fiTFor Bftlo at 0. F. Goodman's Drug Store , 1110
'aruam itiqot , Omaha. anaM
Orders UllodC.O. D.
Huron t. Anca.
ELVOTHO VOLTAIC nntT , * nd otlitr Kuconua
> m.i Nrx . Wo will wna on Thirty Iyi'
Trial , TO MKN , YOUN11 Oil OLD , lie flru nufforln *
from Ncnvoua DteiiITT. Ln r VmuTT. nnUthai *
dlieuM ot \ 1'iniumf. HATUJIK roiililng tram
AIIUUM nnd OTIIKU OAIKM fipertly relief and com *
pleto ri'nturatlon to llnLTII , Viaon and MAIOIOOD
( JoiiUMTFKi. . Bendtttcnrotcrlllu tratcUr jnplili
free -
LC BELT CQ..IABSJALI..IICL !
Nebraska Cornice
AND
GALVANIZED IRON CORNICES'
FINIALS , WINDOW GAPS ,
TIN , IRON AND SLATE ROOFING ,
PATENT METALIO BKYUOIIT , t
iron Fencing !
Cresting * , Baluitrades , Verandai , Offlco add Back
lUlilngi , Window and Cellar Utmdu , Etc.
N. W. COR , NINTH AND JONEB ST3.
WM. QAlaKU. Manaatt.
_
A T6 % CTmTTTT7SCufonlllloutnl0(1-
A. Jr O fel.TJ.VJij Idno. 1'atented Oo-
. . . -
CX . HwT AXJ. V * JtoberlO,78.
, . On.
IDX No , 1 will euro any cane la { our Uayi or loss No.
: will cure tlio mutt obutluatocajouo mutter o ! bow
A/fan's Soluble Medicated Bougie *
No nauseous tlonen of tiibebs , copabla , or oil of aan >
Inl wixxl , tint art" ' . vln to proiliioo dj'spcpula by
Jos trjlnu tlio c..atlns ol the atomach. I'rlco 11.60
Bold by all drutrcUti , or mailed on receipt of price
rthcr particular ! good for circular.
Jo'i'i ' btruot , Mew Yoilc.
CHICAGO SO&&B ca
3'IU.V lUUin KAIL , IU. UllA , fW.
,41'uri , * IHi , ll.'mii IIUK liirluilnd.
240I1"AHMCR'8 BOALC.Sa.
l " J ftl.w I > HU'tlTv-'TU 01. tflfef lb.
, TOOLS. &o
IHIUI M1DK Mill IHITTOU , 610
Viturn W < ! ' >
niuwera , MITIIH. Vlcui d > Oilier Article *
- HUOUHULK
8. H , ATWOOD ,
Plnttamouth Neb
, - - - - -
BBUDIH 07 T1IOROU011URID DID UIQII 8RA9
AHD JERSEY CAIILE I
AXD DDROO OR J1MIT KID BVIMI
jtVVouaK ttook ( or wlo.HOorr ipoudeae ( ollolUd.
Thl J1ELT or RrRcnrr * .
tor i luaup * * tuiiMlr for
of ttiu K 'ncnitlvii < . . _
\\vtf \ It no mUt&ko about
Ililn luilrumrut , tlia run-
llniiaui i.tn-uui of EI.KO-
llnnujli inr | i in * in
iifloic tiuiu tu JiraUI'T
futiuh thf lift ( piJ > > > M
lin * llh Muatrlu u-u * ,
iiviiiln' ioi | > i > , Itl'for
Mt
Wivwini i
lEaro patltltar u ly fur tlia ftbuTO
tu * tbouiiaili of CUM pf tb vorot kit
ffliavob a cured. iadd. to Mropg u BUT INUk *
fUadl eiScMj"tli.l I will wn'l TWO' WTrL&tJjnaKtP i
-"er wllll uI VA1.UAULU VUKATJ8K on till * ( UMkH , tC
dJfloriir' ' . . AUJrtft . \
' OUoEiprwmntli'.O. *
IU p. A bfftriTU. 11 ] > . > * rlUt-.V .MYarV