nrm DAILY BEE-MONDAY , MARCH 10m. .
Dr. AVnRncr's llronovnl ,
Dr. Wagner has tcmore-l lilt onlco Irom Xo. 3(3
tarlmcr to No. 33S Larimer , where lie 1H lie pteasctl
to it o his Irlonds The Doctor Is to l > e cnngratnbtod
on the completeness anil elegance ol hs new bnlld-
niC. It | ionool the ben In the city.-Denver [ He-
publlian , Jan. 37.li IVSt.
THE LEARNED
Specialist
LARIMER STREET.
Why you should try the celebrated Dr. H.
methods ol euro :
1. "Dr. II. Wajncr Is a natural physldan. "
O. 8. FOWLHR ,
The Or cutest Uvlng PhrcnologUL
"Fait can oxco } ou as a doctor. "
DR. .T. BIMMS ,
The World's Greatest I'hv elognomlsU
"You nro wonderfully proficient In J our knowl
edge ot Ulscaso and medicines. "
DR. J. SlATTiinws ,
4. "Tho afflicted find ready relief In your prc *
cnco. " ' DR. J. SIUMS.
6. "Dr. II. Wagner Is a regular irraduato trow
Bellevue Hospital , New York cltv ; hashtidviry ox
ten she hospital practice , and Is thoroughly [ rated ot
all branches ol his beloved science , especially on
chronlo diseases. "
Dna. DROWVBLI , & Kwiso.
0. "Dr. II. Wagner lias Immortalized himself bv
his wondcrluldiscovery ol pjicclflo remedies [ or prl
vnto and sexual diseases. " Virginia City Chronicle.
7. "Thousands ol Invalids flock to sco him. " Sar
Francisco Chronicle.
8. "Tho Doctor's long oxpcrleneo as a si > cclnlbt
should render him very successful. " Uocky Moun >
loin New e.
Plain Pacts Plainly Spoken.
At ono time a discussion ol the secret vice w&a ou
tlrcly avoided by the profession , and medical uorka
but n fewjeira aB'o would hardly mention It.
To-day the phjslclan Is ol a illfterent opinion ; ho Ir
aware that It Is his duty > ll agreeixblo though II
may bo to liandlo this matter nlthuut glo\esand
epoak plain ! ) about It ; and Intelligent parents am )
guardians will thank him lor doing BO.
The results attending this destructive were or
incrly not undcratood , or not properly estimated ; and
no Importance being attached to a subject which hi
Its nature dnex not Invite close InvestigationIt a-
willingly Ijnureil
The habit la generally contracted by the younii
while attending school ; older companions througr
their example , may bi responsible lor It , or It may hi
acquired thrnugh accMcnt. The excitement once ex
perlencod , the practice will bo repeated again am' '
agnln , until at last the habit becomes firm and com
pfetoly enslaves the victim. Mental and nervous lit
tllctlons are usually thu primary rcmiltn nt pelf-abuse
Amen ; the Injurious effects may bo mentioned lansl
udo , clojortloa or Irrasiibillty ol temper and genera )
debility. The boy gccka seclusion , and rarelyjoint
In the sports ot his companions. II ho bo a joini ;
man ho ulll be little lound In company with the othe >
FOX , and la troubled with exceeding aim annojim ;
bashlulniss In their presence. Laxclvlnus ilreami
emissions and eruptions on the lace , etc. , are aN.
prominent sj mptoma
II the practice la v lolcntly persisted lnmoroscrlou
dtsturbinccs take place. Urcat palpitation ul the
heart , or epileptic convulsions , are experienced , and
the sufferer may fall Into a complete state ol Idiocy 1 >
lore , dually , death relieves him.
To all thoge ungagod In this dangerous , pnctlco , I
would nay , first ol all , stop It at onconukocverj ;
possible effort to do so ; but il you fall , 11 } our ncrvim.
Bvstcm is alreadv too much shattered , and consc
qucnlly , jour will-power broken , lake some nerve
tonic to nfilouln > our iff ort Ihvlngfrccd jour cl !
from the habit , I would further counsel vou to gr
through a regular conrso of treatment , lor it Is a grcv
mistake toVipjio-ii that any ono may , lor aomo turn ; ,
bo t every so hit'e givchimicll up to this fascinating
but dangerous excitement without suffaring from its
ovilcoiisciiueiiuciatHomolnturo timo.Tho numnoi
of v.oungmcn who are IncapacUtcil to UU thodutiei
enjoined by wo llnck Is alarmingly largo , and In most
of such eases this unlortuinto condition ol things can
be traced to the practice of self abuse , n hleh had bceu
abandoned j ears n.o Indeed , a fe.v months' practice
ot this Inbit la sutllclent to induce cpcnnvtorrluna *
later J cars , and I hav o many ot such cases under troit ,
man ntthoproseutday.
Young Men
Who rjny bo suffering Irom tha effects ot youthful
lollies or Indiscretions w il ) do well to avail themnclt et
ol this , the greatest boon ever laid at the altar ol au'
orlng humanity. DR.VAONKR will guarantee to lor
elt $500 for every COBO ol seminal w eaknosa or prlv ate
disease ol any kind and character which ho under
takes to and falls to euro
Middle Aged Men.
There are many at the ago ol SO to CO who art
troubled with too frequent evacuations ol the blad
der , oltcn accompanied by a slight smarting or burn
ing sensation , and a weakening ol the si stern In
manner the patient cannot account lor. On oxamln
ing the urinary deposits a ropy tediment will often be
? found , and Komctimea small particles ol albumen will
rV appear , or the color will ba ol thin mllklsh hue , again
changing to a dark and torpid appearance. There are
many , many men who die ol Una dllllcultyIgnorant of
the cause , which la the second etage ot eomlnal-wcak.
ness. Dr. W. will guarantee a jrerfcct cure In all cose *
and a healthy restoration ol the genlto-urinary 01-
gang.
Consultation freo. Thorough examination and ad
rice , 34.
AU communications ehould bo addressed , Dr. Ilcnrj
Henry Wagner , I * . 0. 39 , Denver , Colorado.
Tbo Young Man's Pocket Companion , by Dr. B
Wagner , la worth Its weight hi gold to young men
I'ltc 11,26. Bent by mall to any addrosa.
A FRIEND TO ALL.
Ono Who is Needed and Nobly Fills hia
Placo.
Dam cr la moro fortmuto than she knows In the
possession of the talcn'a and energies ol a man who
hoa given his time and thought not merely to the
perlccti Hi of his skill as a practitioner of hi * pro
fession ul mixli Inc. but tu thi study ol thono pro
found thl'igs uf ttcien o and nature whti-h tend to the
more comp'tito ' unduriitindiii ot the problem uf life
ondol the luwiiul in tire tnd the means ol gaining *
the greatest practical goods to mankind from the In
lorniatioi this arquircii In thu abstract. Such a
man U Dr II. Wagner , uhn Is located at S43 Larimer
I etrert Dr. Wngiiordevntcd m-ny years to theao-
iiiiisltlonnl the Knowledge no oeisary to hia proles ,
mon In a nuinhur of thu hadiiu medical a heels ol
V- the most eminent and profound teachers , euch
names AI Dr. Qro s anil Dr. I'Aiiooant appearing
among hi < pruoupton .Nor ill hia studios end liore.
Tlicv continuert In the Hold ol tha practicing family
phUlclaii aud in the experiences ot a man > I oxten.
blvo trivel. Ho lui vi'ited every fcctiun ol the Unl
tad Statea paying ntudlousalteutl m to the I'ifferent '
clnrwterUtlcxol ihvvjii'iUi i ) rtlons oltf.ecouiury ,
iurticul > rly with regard to their clf < ct , cllmatlo and
oiherw go upon ncalth and tl.o dlffo ent forms uf dla-
Vr uosoi. With the comblno I powers olcloto study , x
teiiblveoh ervat un nd almos * . unllmted practice ,
' Dr Wagner came to Denver three years ago equip
' p d as few have She right tu claim ta battle the foe
of mankind , the dra rdtd en my , dlsuai ; . In order to
render the grcateat KIKX ! tu society , Hr > > ngner iloci
led to lay addo the general branches of practice and
r Drlngallhta rpekn wlcdirwand " p"er to bear up
on lie f.i which am ng" the army ollnsulois
-ieatli agents li t'io i reateit. Hit wide experience
hod Uught hi n wh t weapnim ta usn and which to
discard , and alter equipping himself a < his trained
judgment w is u well aide to advise him be oorr.
menoo 1 b'lldly and conrtdently his 'Uck. In catl-
mating the results and Biioceiu achl icd , It Is enl
necessary to know the doct rsp * eltlonaud ttondln
to-dav. While located In this city , his practice la i
no weans confined to Us lluiiti nor this section ol
countiy. Ills correspondence and oprcsnbooligtes-
tfy ! In black ami u hllu t lib ros cso on ol a field ol
piactlca b mil led only by tha linei vvhlih bound the
c'ngth and bicwith ol the c > iuntrv , and which has
laced him where a nun ol his si.lll and Intellectual
attainments ilnwrteii to ic. nJ hojld to bo eutbln
tilm to reach thu hlghcxt ipliero ol uvelulnus to sul
ferlng liumanltv tha plane ol flni'clal ludopcn
ikmeo. I ) ' . Wugncr ha < ontrlbuted nt hli pro i > erl
y to the iulntantlal improvement ot Denver In the
trillion ol Hllria liluck on Larimer tr et , opposite
hU present ollie , No..TH. Itulll bu ready lor oocu
l neylna owweolv < , andlt an evidence that the
doctor U to ba nuaibtrud among thu per nanent aid
xoll.Uiiljciu ol tli mctrupolU of the piling. ( Don
* S' Tribune. - " ' :
DR. H. WAGNER & CO. ,
8 JLarimer" St.
GANGER !
The experience In tlia treatment ol Cancer l'l
Split's SpecilloS ( 8 r . ) ould trm li > warrant \a
In snln < tnat U will CUM til ) iniicn dreadedscourge.
J'ersonsanilctoilarInvltolto cMrreipond wlthu .
Ibcllovefmlll'sS eclll liu sued my life. I liail
virtually lost the moot the ii | > | > er p rt. ofmy boil )
and my arms Irom the poisonous cftrcls n | a largi
coiKcr on my ticok , Irom whlcli I h.d uffcrd tor 2
\ears. M. P. 8 has relieved moot allsorrnott , nnc.
the poison Is belli j forced out ol my 8) ) stem , I M 111
teen bo well.
W. It. HORKOS Uavhhoro , Go.
Two month' rgn my attention WH ral'cd Jo the
o * onli VMimin allllctol v\lth a cvuxir on lur she il-
ilei atlctt ItvolnchMln cirifntcieneo angry , lulu-
fill , and kl\liu the patient no tent day nr night < nr
fix month" . I obtained mipply i > l Mnltt'x Mprrlflt
lor for h r. She liai taken luo bottle , nnd thu n tur
11 entirely healed up , only aeiy rmall tarcmlin \
ing and her lieilth Is btttir than lor five ) tarn pwt ;
sums to l inifcctly cured.
.t , , Columbus , ( la.
t \mr \ seen rc'imrknh o ro ult Irom use ol 8 ltt <
Sociflo | on a cancer A tuuiu nun here hvt been
mill ted flvojotrautth the most angry looking tat-
IngoanccM 1 etemaw amluiui oirlj no id Ihi Hint
bittlc adonuomturliil changp , and ftftcr flvo' > ot-
ties worn taken , ho linearly oripiltowcll. It la truly
underfill.
M. K. Cm MI.M , M I ) . , Oifli'tliorpe , 0 ,
Our trratlna on Btooil anil SUn Dlsoaioi mallcil
frcoti. , , tanfe.TIIKSWIrTKl'KClKIO
TIIKSWIrTKl'KClKIO CO. ,
Drnuir 3 , Atlanta ( In.
V. Olllrc , 1S9W.S.U St. . Utnveil Otii Mill 7lh Mo
The UHO of the term ' Hhoi
Lino" In connoctlon with th <
corporate name ola greatroad
conveys an Idea nl tut what
fl lABiT * required by the traveling nub
8 III § He a Short Line , Qulik tltni
I I 0 I and the best ot accoraniodn
asDBVEIail tions-all ol which are fmr
Ishod by the greatest railway In America. .
QmOAGO , | V1 tt. WAUKEE
And St. .Paul.
It owns and operates over 4,500 miles ot
Northern IlllnoU , Wisconsin , Minneaota , Iowa
Dakota ; and a * ts main lines , branches andoonnpo
tlous reach all the great business centres ot thi
North"est and Far West , It naturally ansuors tLi
description ol Short Uno , and llcst llotito between
Chicago , Milwaukee , St. Paul and Mlnncapolla.
Chicago , Milwaukee Crosse and Wlnona.
Chicago , Mllu auKee , Al > enlecii and Kllondala
Chicago , Milwaukee , Kau aaircnnd Stllluntcr'
Chicago , Milwaukee , Wiuuau and Merrill.
Chicago , Milwaukee , Heaver Dam and Oghkosh
Chicago. Milwaukee , Waukesha and Oconomowoa
Chicago , Milwaukee , Madison and Prairlodu Chlou
Chicago , Milwaukee , Owatonna and Falrlbault.
Chicago , Dclolt Jancs\l'lo ' and Mineral Point.
Chicago , Klglu , Uockford anil Unbnrpie.
Chicago , Clinton , Hock Islind and Cedar Raplila
Chicago , Council niiilT * and Omaha.
Chicago , Sioux City , Sioux Falls and Yankton
Chicago , Milwaukee , Mitchell and Chamberlain
Hock Island , Dubuqnc , St. Paul and Minneapolis
Davenport , Calmar , St. Paul and Minneapolis.
Pullman Sleepers and the Hneat DlnlnjCars In
world are run ou the mainlines ot the CHICAGO
MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL RAILWAY
ind every attention Is paid to passengers by courlr
ouu emplo > cs of the company.
9. & UKltrXlLu , A. V. n. m _ . cu- . ,
Qcn'l JIanajcr. "jc" ' lP s Aeon *
.J. r. .iltA. QKO II. llfcAKKORD
TTYTTTH
Iho best evidence In Iho world of the
purity and excellence of IHacKwell's Dull
Durham Smoking Tobacco Is found In the
fact that the fame of this tobacco Increases
from j car to j car. This could not bo the
case if It vv ere merely " gotten up to fell , "
or had any dubious or daugcroua lut're-
dienU In U Among millions of U'crsof
all natloualltlei. purely eonio ono would
find out If it were Impure , Injurious or
unpalatable. TorlS j cars this tobacco has
been acknon lodged to bo the lest In the ,
irorltf , and ev cry j ear Iho Bull Durham
brand KTOVV a moro popular , ( ho demand for
It wider , and tuiokera
moro enthusiastic en cr lla
delicious natural flavor.
Aek jour dealer for It.
Get tun scnuino trade
mark of Uio Bull.
I There Is no mischief done whera
Dlaekw ell's Bull Durham
Smoking Tobacco Is ueciL
DUFHENE& MENDELSOHN.
AUGHITSGTS
JtiTREUOVED TO OMAHA NATIONAL HA1\K
BUILDING.
MANIJFACTUKEll OP
GALVANIZED IRON ,
CORNICES ,
WINDOW CAPS , FINIALS ETU.
< L V6 iCStla. Oltx-oot ,
' > C1A . NEDRASKA
s. n. ATWOOD ,
Piattsmouth , - . . . Neb
BBIADHH Or TI10RODOUBKED AND IHOII QXAVI
AUD JERSEY CATTLE
AXD UUKOO ou jBEear RID BWINB
Rtoplr far alo. Oorrospondenra eollcltnrt.
DR. WHITTIER
,
617 St. Charles St. , St , Louis , Mo.
\ REQULAIt OltADUATEol two medical college )
\ . has been engaged longer In the treatment ol
UHKONIO. NEUVOUS , BKfN AND BLOOD Dieeosw
than other phjsldan In Bt. Louis , as city papers show
and all old residents know. Consultation free
Invited. When It 1 Inconvenient to visit the city
treatment , medicines can be Bent by mall or expron
everywhere. Curable cases guaranteed ; where dou
exists It Is frankly stated. Cell or write.
Nervous Prostration , Debility , Mental and Physic *
Weakness , Mercurial and 'other affections of Throat
lug , Bklp Affections , Old Bores and Ulcers , Iropodl
ments to marriage , Itheumatlnui , III t. Sucut
tentlon to casts from overworked brain. BUItfllCAl. .
UA8E3 reoelve special attention. Diseases arltti't
from Imprudence , Excesses , IndulKenoos. .
. Ca-TJIIjEI. marry , who may uoi
hy , cause t , oonsequeooes and cure. Milled for 2ic ;
postage or itaraus .n ii > ,
i URE FIS
WhtnTi. . iuro i uf IM intan u r ly to .top it ia lui
time and Ihtn hire th.rar.turn again. I niian a ran. .
calcora. I have made tha dlaeaio of FIT& J '
or rMLUNOBICKrlKBIalir * ' .
! * " ? f K > ture i * wont cuoi. BiC.uit olhera
r lle4 li DO retton for nm now r cclrlnr cat .
one * for traatlia ana a Vm Itottlt of my lm tu
' .ol ? ? ' " * ? . * " ! * . * ' * oaa. It to * *
rrforatrlal.'MdlwIIUur.yM.
ladrut Dr. U. U. HOOT. Ill r > arl BL. Vff
WeakNervousMen
Viliowi debility , ttxliuutiloiiund | > remtur
deciiynrocautedbTticcMex.fTroraofyouth.oto. ,
cn perfectly rulored ( o i-uhn.t liriilth and
? ' /'I'ouJ l.y THEJMARSTON ,
rlOLUO. o lflmacll driifrtr'ni ' : , TliUlrtatment
tNfrt ii Uelilllynnd rUj.li-al IlevuyU
iiiifarmly nco i < tfiil iHvnnne mru on i > r ( < ut
uiBUf > lsnrwiiMil Ulrcrt nieilin < lsand l > <
' Iren.
MANHOOD RESTORED.
A T'otlm cf c > rlr ImpradeuoA. tau.lnntrrona debll
i .r > r BiiUJ 'dec r toM BMtlnK tried In ram tri
tuovrn . raufjU . . ) _ > ia Jlacor-reJ . . . c _ tIrapla . . , n < in > , of tell
l. tfi
ur . vblcb hi will | aend VftFK to I
COUNCIL BLUFFS
ADDITIONAL LOOAli NEWS.
PASSION'S ' SWAY.
Ttic Dead Body of an Infant Fonnfl in
a Vault ,
An Old Kcprolmto ArrcHtrd'Kir liul < ' -
rent Comlnul.
About noon ycslurdny the horrible ( Ha
covury wns intido of Uiu body uf a newborn
born infant in n privy vault in the ronr
of No. fill" and B3H Broadway. The np
ponranco of all'.iira led to the supposition
that itviw a case of infanticide , nnd this
was atrungthonod by the f.ict that a ser
vant girl employed in a boarding house
and roatAurant in that vicinity was 1 } ing
sick in her bed. Coroner Council took
the body of the infant in chmgo , and a
jury was impanollcd consisting of J. NV.
Il.iird , * I1. C. Tuggart and S. Leonard.
Drv Lacy also aided in the investigation ,
and from the tacts , as far as they could
bo learned , it appeared that the girl , who
is rather a woman , benig apparently
Uventy-livo years of ago , came hero from
Mills county about a month ago ,
ind secured employment horo.
Bho claimed that aho was seduced
l > y a young man in that county under
promise of marriage , but that after learn
ing of her condition ho absconded , leav
ing her to bear her slmmo alone. She
refused to give his natno , but remarked
that it would go hard with him if she uvi r
came across him. As to the body of the
infant , she disclaimed all criminal intent
or purpose , and that it was an unavoida
ble accident simply. The doctor testilird
; lmt in his opinion the child was born
dead , and the jury rendered a verdict ac
cordingly , and probably no criminal pros
ecution will follow.
GROSSLY ixnr.cExr.
A ragged , uncouth sort of a man , giv-
ng his name as Peter .Nazorinu'j , has
) een working at Max Malm's Creston
loueo for several months past. Satur
day evening , Mr. Malm's little
tjirl , not yet four years of
igo , was missing , and after searching
or her some little time , she was found
ip stairs in a closet , into which Nazer
nus has evidently iuvniglod her. The
> rule wns in an indecent condition when
'ouiid , but Max Malm , iimteiul of shoot
ng , or thumping , or taking BO mo other
mnishmeiit into his own hands , collared
ho I el low and mnrchud him down staiis ,
tnd tliencu to the police station. The
marder.s and other citizens were great ! )
licensed , and there were cries of "hang
uni , " but Malm pieforred for the law to
, iko its COUTBO. and diBcouraged nil vio-
once. The thing was taken before .Jus
.ico Abbott , who fixed the bonds at
51,000 , and being unable to furnish that
unount , lodgment in jail followed. Noz
'riims had been drinking some , but it is
lainmd that ho was not BO drunk us note
o know what ho was doing. Words are
bankrupt when intended to meet the do-
nand of expressing the righteous indig-
intiou fult at such conduct , and the pon-
ilty of the law soeirs altigethor too fou-
> lo for the proper punishment of auch an
afl'oiiso.
Painful nervous maladies can bo cured.
lo.id "Tho Science of Life ; or , Self-
. 'roaervation , " if you wish to bo on the
right road. Price , $ L. Contains 125
inscriptions "only one cent apioco. "
Advertised in this paper.
To-Dny's .School Klculloii.
To the Kilitor of THE BKK :
On Monday occurs the annual school
election in our city , and knowing THE
BUM'S disposition to fairness and impar
tiality in such matters , I feel assured that
it will give a fair statement of facts in re-
g.vrd to the present iasuo. It has boon
intimated that Professor Clarendon has
"still another Richmond in the field" this
year , in the shape of a ticket which , if
iiiccessful , will work to the end of rein
itiating him. Now , if this is true , and
if Messra. C.P.Dovol and W.F.Spetmnn ,
ho are mentioned as Clarodon candi
( lutes for Monday's tloction are , it is re-
pursed , advocates of the Clarendon
idea of "final and ultimata success ,
this fact should bo known by the electors
of our city. Mr Clarendon seemed to
do well in that ofJico , tut when superceded -
coded by another ho should have retired
gracefully , as did others before him and
others since him. If ho wat not desired
ho should have soon that and not aimoU
to rim what ha.i ninco boon
known annually as "the Clarendon
ticket. " His perseverance in this direc
tion the paot four yeara has boon inilom-
tn blo , but not agreoible to our citizens
and it is now time a line hould Im
Irawn. While it is hinted that Mr
CUirendon has spent money to elect such
men as members of the board as ho lion
wanted , I do not belio\ that if this had
been generally known it would havu
been endorsed , and in Monday's election
it mi ht bo well to enquire
into this matter , and if DoVol and Spot-
man , while they are excellent men and
irreproachable in character , are known
as "Clarendon men , " it might bo well to
look around with a view to selecting men
not in accird with the annual oyo-sor
movement of the pant. In opposition to
the "lifo-loii ( { " idea of the question , Dr
Macrao and Jl , T. Bryant are spoken of
as candidates. If thoao Kontlemon
.iro not in favor of a further continuance.
.if the one man idea , as I am assured they
are not , there is but little doubt of their
nuccoss on Monday.
Council Bluffr wants and should aim to
continue the excellence of her echooU ,
but continual changes are not calculated
to maintain this desirable end ,
TAX.PAVKK.
_ _
JJIsoaso , I'ropciiBlty niul FoMion , brlni ?
Jlankiml nuniberlesa nilmunts , foreinoH
among them are NervousnesH , Nervous IeWl
Ity , and unnatural weakness of Gonorutho
Organs ; Allen's IJraln Kood uuccoasf nil y ov er
conies these trouble * atul rontcrus the sutforU
to ItU former viiwr. 81 ,
-
Heal Kututo TraimCors
The following doorij wore filed for r
cord in the rocorder'a offlco , Marcl
8 , reported for TJIK BKB by P. J. Mo
ftlahon , real cstato agent :
Jacob D. Bud to A , llorgowoning , lot
C , block 0 , Oakland , 81,000.
Kdard Lawjs to William Lowli. BO } ,
J5 , 74 , 40 , 85,200 ,
Coral Fleming to Clarence Hitchcock ,
part lot I , block 11 , Mynstor's odd ,
Clarence Hitchcock to Coral Fleming ,
part lots'J and H , block 11 , Mynstor's
ndd , $ . ' 110.
M 11. ( Jrfling to W. Siedontopf , lot
31 , block 14 , nnd lotS ) , block 31 , Forty
ndd , $35.
Iloyt Shortrmn , receiver , tu K. II.
Hiiickloy , lotfl ! ) to 10 , iuclusivo , block
5 , Walnut , $ i00. !
0. , H. 1. , t. P. U U. 03. to C. 1J
Chiunbors , M-hu-K 23. 75J2 , StOO.
C. , U I it P. II. H Oo. to 0. Potor-
gun. n * | nu } , 4 , 7 < i , 42. $353.80.
Fred Su | > rlum to Tluodoro Hooncli ,
no | se } , 3tl , 7 , 43 , $ : t- ,
Total sales , § 11,438.80.
AHU YOU (501.NU
In nnothor colinnii will ho found the nu >
ouneoinout of Miwrx. TI1O3. CUU1C& SON ,
outlet ARuntM , Ml Drondwny , Now York ,
rolntlvo tu Uiuery complete mrfttiRcnionU
they hu\o mndo for toura ! n iCur > . , . j thi
coining Spring nnd Sutnmor. "Cook's Kxcur-
Monlst , " eonuinliiK' nnpi nnd IiiiS p.trtlcnliui.
ulll bo mnllcd to any aildronson loculpt ol' ) u
contfl.
COniMKHOlAI. .
oou.sciLl.iiturva MAIIKET.
Wioat No. 2 wprliiB , 70c ; No. 3 , COo ; ro
octod , BOoj ( food domnnil.
Corn bonlers nro pnyhiR S5c for old corn
an I i8o ! for H'-W.
Oats In Rixnl demand nt 22c.
liny \ mi6'i ( tX ) [ > or tonj Mo per balo.
Kyo IO@J5c.
Corn Mual I lift per 100 pouiuls.
Wood Good supply ; prices at yards. C 00rf
00.
00.Coal
Coal Dolhorod , hard , 11 50 per ton ; soft
i 00 per ton
I.ard Fnlrbank's , wholesaling nt lie.
Flour City Hour , 1 OUlrtM HO.
Unx > ma 2 i)53 00 per doz.
LIVR STOCK.
Cnttlo-3 00@3 fiO ; cahos , 5 00@7 BO.
How Local p ickora are buying now nnd
thorolsn K < * > d doninnd for all grades ; choiiu
making , li 2"i mUcil , 5 2 < > .
riionrcK.
Qantitlons by , T. jr. St. John it Co. , com-
nUiion inercluiiitH , o < S Broi tvay ,
Uuttor Pluntvimd In fair ilomruul nt 16@
20 ? : rronmory , ItV.
J-'ggR Scarce nt 21o ! pordozon.
I'onltry Keaily puluj thickunx , drflisod , 12c ;
l\o. So ; turkujs , ilrcwsoil , Ific ; llyo , lie ;
ducks , tlrcHfud , 1'Jc ; live , fc.
KBt'lTM.
Ornngct 3 W@l ) 00 perbov.
I .onions 1 00 per box.
Uimanai 3 Til t 00 per bunch
Vegetable * 1'ot.itocs , 10 ; onioim10c ; cnb-
ago , none in the inirket ; nppldi , r'u.uly Hiilo
tt2iIOOforpiiiiioi.t.ick. :
IOWA NIOWH.
The Dubuquu Democrat has a $10,000
ibel suit on its hands ,
Dei Moincs loses $54,000 revenue by
ho p.isengo of prohibition.
Ottumwa's now Baptist church , dedi
cated a week ago , cost $13COO.
Duhuquo grain men are making largo
hipmdnts of oats to Now Orleans.
Judge Rothrock contemplates retiring
o his largo farm in northwestern Iowa.
L. S. Pond has sold his
louring mill to fieorgo Inman for § 10-
300.
300.Tho
The state oratorical contest will bo
leld at the Agricultural college on the
4thinst.
Ottumwa voted down the siipoiior
ourt proposition 7)3 ! ) for and ! )47 )
gainst.
At present thora are sixty nine saloons
n Burlington , which yield n revenue
rom licenses of § 27 , GOO.
Kingsloy has four general ntores , two
drugstores , six saloons , etc. Thopopula-
1011 is variously estimated at from -1UO to
iOO.
Joseph Koorno , of Burlington , haw
H-.en adjudged insane. His particular
'ancy in that ho killed President Oar-
ield.
About fifty persons , says The LoMars
Sentinel , were admitted to membership
n the LeMurs Methodist church last
Zunday.
The now Baptist church at Ottumwa
was dedicated last Sunday. The cost of
the building and furnishing i about
? 13,500.
Excitement is still running high ai
EmmoUburg over the town site contest.
The prevailing disposition is to maku no
compromise with the claimants.
In a skating contest in Cedar Ilapids ,
John Nell went a mile in4:37A : ; Ed.
ruvis , in 4:42 : ; Will. Smith , in 4:45L :
There were twenty-seven laps in the
mile.
mile.At
At the Fairfield fire last Thursday
night , ( Japtain M. T. Burgess had luu
pocket picked of $270. The pocketbook -
book was found the next day , minus the
money.
i\lii M. ] ) . lludd , a preceptress in
Burlington college , has boon selected to
deliver the oration before the alumni at
communcomont of Pella university in
June m.xt.
At Newton last vrook , John Cool , who
fchotnnd lulled \V A Kline , hisbrothei-
tn-law , at Baxter , lust October , wua son-
tunced to ton yeuni' imprisonmonr. Uu
in an old man. i
Mayor Wallace nays tha. prohibition
la > v will imvo nw piKctical result hi Mnn-
catino , except to deprive the city of
about $5,000 rovomiu obtained from the
licensing of saloons.
Mrs. Bertha Vortreos , of Harrison
county , near Dunlap , awoke a few morn
ings binco and found her four moiitha'
old baby boy dead in bed with her , prob
ably from eutlocation ,
Joseph Chamberlain , a young man of
St. Joseph , Mo. , was arrested at Or m ton
a few days ago on charge of stealing $500
* orth of diamond pin and ear-rings be
longing to his mother.
A lady with five pairs of twins boarded
a train at Woodbine the other day , The
untirn party of eleven traveled on one
ticket , none of the children being old
enough to pay half faro.
A prominent grain man of Dubuque ,
who has been investigating the subject of
need corn , runorta that nearly all sections
of northern Iowa are well provided with
sued corn for spring planting.
Orrin Butts , a resident of Monona
c 'unty ' 1852 , died on the 25th ult. Iu
followed Briglmm Young an far as the
Missouri river , nnd there , with many
others , seceded on the polygamy score.
Fort Dodge , on Monday last week , cast
a few less than 000 vote * , Waterloo u
few more than 000 and Cedar Falls mil
( | iiito 000. Sio City cast abouta 200 and
llumbolt something above 150 , lUthui
4 light vote all around.
A son of Mr. Sisk , while drivingacrofB
the railroad track near Sibloy , Osceola
county , ono day lust week , was run into
by a train , bin wagon crushed , and him
self killed His father , two women urn
two children with him miraculous ! ;
escaped.
j
The residence of Ed Dill , postmaster , !
ten miles south of Maronco , Troy town {
ship , was totally destroyed by fire ro- 1
jcently. The mail , l > ck and key wore
'
&avod , but the pouch WAS uromatod. In
sured for about $800 , nlnch will p
lially cover the loss.
Mrs Sarah Bishop , of Crcston , hold n
family reunion last week. There wcro
present Mrs Strottn , of Vinton ; Mrs.
James Kellcy , of Albia ; Mrs. Idibt. Mo-
Olerry , of Crcston , and Captuiu J. F.
Bishop , of A ( km. Two of the children ,
Mrs. McClerry and Mrs Stream , had not
mot before in thirty-oars.
In the circuit court at Diibitquo last
Tue.vliiv , in the case of John Kvuns v ,
AlKui Flojd , the jury returned n verdict
in fn\or of defendant fortlio numof $22
rim totl amount claimed lij Mr. Evans
wns 8111 , but as the jury found that S27
of this was duo to htm by Mr. Flojd for
whisky , they refused to allow it.
The Uubuquo Times nays that a Ger
man woman , 20 years of ago. passed
through thuro on the 4th , to join her
huel and at Aekley , accompanied by ton
children , all her onn. "Besides those
ton , " the Times adds , "there wore two
who were left behind in thu burial place
of the town from which she camo. "
The missing girl , Ida lloaocrana , of
Maqtiokotit , has been hoard from by let
ter at Elkhorn , Wisconsin. She was
traced as far an Delnmr , where attired it )
nmlo apparel she took the train east on
the night of her disappearance. Thin relieved
lievod all _ Apprehension that she \VIH
killed or kidnapped and the search wns
dropped.
At liulianola last Saturday evening , in
Simpson college chapel , forty or fifty
youni ; ladies , masked and dressed in
> arioua costumes , vruro sold at auction to
ho highest bidder. They wanted to
iolp pay for the piano in the innsio de
partment , and volunteered to put them *
Delves up at auction for this purpose.
ISvery buyer got with the girl ho taught
i basket of ilolicucies , and which nerved
is supper for both.
Lnulla Lewis , a Kookuk colored girl ,
wont to the house of an old colored man ,
John Woodnon , on an errand , took in
some beer given her by John , and Went
x ) sleep in a chair. About three o'clock
n the morning her clothing caught tire ,
ind she WHS badly burned. She says old
John made improper proposals , and then
mured coal oil on her clothes and put u
natch to it , refusing to exert himself to
> ut out the lire. John was uriosted , but
said ho knew nothing of how the girl'tt
clothes gat nliro.
The Great Mo.\lcnu Cathedral.
City nt Mexico Cor , In San I'raiiclaci ) C'hronUlo.
The cathedral , rising connpiciously
kbovo nil the buildings of the city , is uf
t < reat fi/.o and possesses considerable ar
chitectural elegance , the facade , in par
iculnr , being elaborately decorated with
atuccn-work , The design is Moorishand
ho boll towers , from which come u con-
taut clanging of old Spanish bras ? , com-
nand an extended viuw of the city , the
nkes and the distant mountains. The
nti-rior of the spacious house , which unit
elected by the Spaniards , contains ninny
rare ornaments , and thu nave is tmr
nounted by n vaulted roof , supported by
land carved beamsatid pillarsamong which
lover somber shndoua. Atone tunethat
luring the reign of the Spaniards , the
liter was Linden with milid ohjitctn ot
old and silver and precious utonua , but
o day it has lost all , or nearly all , of
iheHo and is coveted with tawdry images
ind imitation ornaments , while there in
jverywhoro apparent extreme ago of the
luilding. Entering the navu lit nlmoat
my hour of the day 1 huvo never failed
to tind odd groups of Moxicnim nnd In
dians telling their beads nnd lisping their
> rayors , while at logulnr musa meeting the
: old Btono lloor ia covered with devout
worshipers and the { > lace is filled with the
whisperings of those who pray. And
what a heterogeneous crowd ono sees ,
fno poor and the rich , the hungry and
the well-fed , the half-naked and those
ilothcd in silks are altogether. Here an
Indian kneeling by hia tattered sombrero ,
and with his heavy .load near-by , praya
with his soul upon lisa lips , there a dim-
ilod Bonoritu , demure but consciousinada
'rom her gilt edged book. Incense odors
111 * the air , the monotonous chantings of
.ho priests are hoard and nilvery-tonod
jells ring out the holy com
mands of the church and send the
worshipers to crossing themselves and
lowing in holy penitence. Set into ono
of the outer walls of the cathedral is the
sacrificial or calender atone of the Aztecs ,
liowpn put of black porous lava and cov
ered with hieroglyphics , reminding , so it
always neoma to mo , the ignorant IndiaiiH
who sell their bits of pottery near by of
the greatness of their forefathers , who
bad their palaces and temples in the
square which is now the busy centre of
t great city. Juarez wan an Indian , but
lie became the Lincoln of Mexico , and in
s'ood time the other defendants of Montezuma -
tozuma may yet regain their old-time
power.
A Giunn DOK Flghl.
The society for the prevention of cruel
ty tu uuinmls might huvo found BOIIUI
work to QO had ita gents known that n
dcaporatp and brutal dog fight took place
( a this city on Thursday evening between
two 'celebrated bull terriers. The light
occurred between ' . ' and 11 o'clock in an
out-building in thu vicinity of Fourth and
Oxford streets. Quito a select crowd of
sporting men paid the 92 admission fee
charged and witnessed the nlfuir. The
matcti was for $100 a side. Bonny , a
Ihorouuhbrcd English bull-dog , wall
known in the city as the slayer of no lets
than seven canine antagonists , was thu
favorite in the butting , and a considerable
mini of money changed hands on the re
sult. The other dog , a powerfully built
mixed bull terrier , was entered as un
known.
The pit was 12 foot square , surrounded
by a fence 3 feet hii'h , covered with
blankets to prevent the dons from injur
ing theiiiBolvo * . About 8:45 : the handlers
appeared in the pit. The tieroo brutes
How at each other wickedly , and in a
second Benny had a leg hold. Unknown
gnawed at his opponent's lljnkfl so
vigorously that Benny lot go to attain a
bettor grip. Unknown freed himself sufll-
ciontly to give both a chance to crunch
each other a legs in fearful style ,
After three-quarters of on hour of fierce
fighting the Bogs locked jaun , and when
the break came the handlers seized the
combatants. Benny was badly bitten ,
but appeared fresh. Oreat exilement
prevailed , and betting was oviin. When
time was called both dogs came promptly
to the scratch. Bonny , as usual , secured
first hold , which proved to bo on un
known's oar. Ho held on for a long
time , while both rolled all over the pit ,
At length , by sacrificing a portion ot his
short car , unknown secured u death grip
on Benny's throat , taking the lattor'n
wind , Tharo was a terrific struggle unti
the break camo. On the third round
Bonny failed to oomo to the scratch , and
unknown was declared the winner. Don-
117 died shortly nfturwanl
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