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THE DAILY bfiB---WEDNESDAY
, APRIL 1 i8Si.
Railway Time Table ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
The following fire the tlmos o ( the arrival and do *
piituro o ( tralni liy contra ! standard time , at the
loot ! depots. Train * leave tremfer depot ton rain-
earlier mid arrtto ten minutes Inter.
cnioAoo , RuntiNaroM AXD qc cr.
1KATR. ARR1VR.
1:40 : pm Chicago Kinross 0:40 : am
9:45 : a m Fast .Mall. 7 :00 : p rr
KANSAS HIT , HT. JOB AND COOKCIL BLtTril.
10:10 : a m MM1 nntl Kxprcss , 0:41 : p m
8:25i : m 1'aclflc Rxprcis , BS5 : p m
CII1CAOO , UU.WAUKKX AND BT.
6:55 : p m Kxprrsa , 0:40 : n m
0:45 : a m Kxprees , 0t5 : p m
CIIICAOO , ROCK ULAKD AND PACIFIC.
E:30pm : Atluitlo Ktprcu , 0:40 : Am
0:50 : a m Day Kxprcw , 0:50 : p m
7:16 : a m * Dcs Moln B Ano.mmodktlon ( 4:40 : p m
At loc.ll depot only.
WAHASII , BT. LOUIS ANDlrAcmo.
0:5S : a m Mall , 4:45 : p m
4DOpm : Cannon Ball , 11:15 : am
"At Traiuferonlyi
CIIICAOO and NORTIIWKMTRRM.
5:30 : m T.xprcH' , 0.50pm
0:15 : am I'acifllotaprcts , 0:45 : a in
BtOUX CITY AND PACIFIC.
m St Pnul KxproM , 0:00 : a m
m Accommodation , 0:50 : p In
twiov PACIFIC.
17:50 : p m Wetrrn Hxpross , 8:30 : a m
1:44 : ft m Tactile K prcB , 4.34 p m
7:49 : a m Local Express , 6.54 a m
12:14 : a m Lincoln llxjircss ,
At Trail for only.
BUMMT TRAINS TO OMAHA.
Leave 8:21-0:24-10-24-11:24 : : : a , m. 1:24-2:21-3:31- : : :
4:24-r : > :24-0:24-74 : : and 11:04 : p , m 8m day , 8:21- :
10:24 n in. IsiM-fl : 4:247:01 : : and 11:01 : p. m. Ar-
tivuBU minutes butiiro loa < lii ( { time.
Mrs , HJ , HiltoD.M. . D. ,
PHYSIOM & SURr7EON ,
322 Middle Hri . Cannatt niurl .
SPECIAL NOTICE
TO
Consumers of Water I
THE
COUNCIL BLUFFS
City "Water-works Com'y
AT TUB
Kciucnt , of tlio City Council ,
far a 30 diy ' eitmslin as ovMenccd br resolution
puicd March 18 , IS ' 4 , hereby aim uncot that II
will put In Ben Ice plpja t > the curb ol the street
on the line ( < f Its main , for a'l parties who doain
connectlocs made w ith th' ttrcet manic , and he
wlllmako apploitlon theretor to the c > mpanybo
( ore the expiration of cald 3 } davo' extension ,
APRIL 75 , 1884 ,
At tbo following prices , payable In advance :
One-half Inch Service I'lpo . f 8 2
Five eighth Inch S rvlco 1'lpn . Of
Three-quarter Inch Service ripe . 10 7
Seven-eight Inch Sc'vlce rlio . 13 2
One Inch Senlco Pipe . 16 0
These prices Include the cost of opcnlutr am
closing the Btreef , tapping tliostro't water main
furnlshlne and putting In extra ttrong lead pen Id
plpo , furnishing ami putting In C'iri stop , stop bo :
and cover complete , and making all necessary con
ncctlona between the street \\at-r m la and th
curb nf the street , wh'ch are about one-half tni
cost to the conau er ot doing the pame work.
In > lew of the contouipU'td pavln ? of certali
etreets In the city rattle are recommended to mak
application Imm.-dlat ly , at Iho oIHco of the con
pany ,
26 Pearl Street ,
In order to au-o the necessity and avoid the tr
croa.ccl expense of hreakin ; up the street after pai
Ing has been done.
HARRY BIRK1NBINE ,
Chief Eoclncer.
THE DOOM OF THE UNSAVED
"Tho wicked shall bo turned into hel
fend the nations that forgot God. An
the same shall dtink of the wino of _ tli
wrath of God , which s poured out witl
out mixture into the cup of indignatiot
and ho shall bo tormented with fire an
brimstone in the presence of the hoi
angola and ii the presence ot the Laml
BIBLE.
N ctice to Cattle Hex
900 UATTLE FOR SALE ,
1 ! > 0 Head of Sto n Three Years Old.
200 > > " Two "
20) " " Heifers , Two "
150 " ' rteors , Ono "
920 " " Heifers , One "
Tbo above dcserlb-d cattle are nil well bred lot
cattle , straight and smooth These cattle will
eold In lota to tuit purchisera , and at rcasonat
prices. For furtbtr particulars , call ouoraildiesi
M. F. PATTON.
Wa\erly , Bremir Co , lena ,
P. S. Alra yim"S grartoil bulls. m7lme3t
BEUNSWICK & CC
Fifteenn Ball Pool , Caron
AND ALL OTIintt O * iIINO TABLK3. TEN P
BILLS , CHECKS. hTO.
18 South 3d Street , St. Louis , 411 De'awiro Strc
Kautob City Jin. , 1821 J-ruglas St. Omahn , Neb
HENRY HORNBEttGER ,
Agent.
! rScncl for Catalogues and 1'rlce Lists.
ST.LODIS PAPER WAREflODSE ,
Graham Paper Co
217 and 219 Xorth Main 8t , St. Louis.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
HOOK , fwnrnNa
NEWS ,
ENVELOPES. CARD BOAHD AKD
PEINTER'S STOCI
Jff f fi i | < 1 fur Pnr of nil
Nebraska Cornic <
-AND-
GALVANIZED IRON CORNICE !
FINIALS , WINDOW CAPS ,
TIN , IRON AND SLATE ROOFIN
PATENT METALIO SKYLIGHT ,
8ron Fencing
Crastlngs , Balustrades , Verandas , Omceand Bi
ruilllngs , Window and Cellar Guards , Etc.
nOK O. ANDttn HTIIKB1' , LINCOLN NED.
OAIHKR. U
IMPORTANT
TO-
BBO'S ' & 00 ,
Have es'alilulwl thotnaeln'S In Omaha to t'ann
c general briktrags and bu lne . Wo will bur
liwetof Kooltat wholiula or retail , and cuaran
perfect fcatl'fictlou in | i l'a > we can Imy chra
tbun y urti-Hcs. You can boo the a Ivauia e ol h
UK your KO.HI ho'i ht by ODB who will worlc
.our Interest andnottruit to a merchant who !
ouiethlng lioli anxiuui to bo rid ol , We will i
prompt cntlo-i to selling anything entriu
us , and yooni ron KIIUU tn ui will ue ortfi
eked to. Corrom iriHtmn Hillcltinl.
ricprcmx'OiQiln Nation * ) Ran
Bauk. tdiica 111 H. Utb SU
Tlio exp rldnc9 In the troitmont of Cnnoor with
Sv\lt' S | > oeinod ( S . ) wouUltccm to warrant us
In Mylnn that It v , 111 euro this imicn dreaded courKO.
1'crsons afflicted nr Invited to orrc'pond with us.
I believe Snlll's S iecin i hit oil my life. T h 'l '
tlrhullly lost the ustol the upper pirl ol rr.y body
and my rm ironi the poisonous dlcct ol alarKo
oan'or on my neck , from hh I hktl mflerd for VO
joats. H. f. S has rcll6 > clmuot all orcnoit , and
the pol on Is being forced out of my sttcm.
. . _
W. n. Konwx , Da\lsboro , On.
Two inontln tgo tny attention ww called to thee
o BO D | n woman aflllctb.1 with a cancer on her shoul
der atloist fit o Inches In clrcumlercnco ivtiRry , ptln-
ful , and vhlnir the patient no rest day or night tor
six nionthi. I obtained a mipply of s llt' Specino
for for her. She has taken fHo bottlo. and the itccr
Is entirely healed up , only ftory mall o\u rcm tin-
InR and her health Is b .tttr than for fl > o jcars patt ;
stuns to bo poifcctly cnrcit.
llitv. JPSSRII UA > irnr.i.t , Columbus , 0 .
I Imvc seen rornarKab'o results from use of Swifts
Specific on n cancnr A younu man hero hii been
llll'to < l fl > ojo rs with the most angry lookhiR fat-
Itiffranccral etoreawandwaai oirl } do > d nicfl'St
bittlo trade n wonderful change , and alter mo' > ot'
tics w cro taken , ho la nearly or cjulto w ell. It Is truly
w ondertul.
if. K. CRVMMT , M. D. , Oglcthorpc , Oa.
Ourtrcallou on Blood ftnd Skin Dl casoa mailed
free o MiiiiutAuts.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.
Drawer 3 , Atlanta , Oa.
N T. Offlno , 169 W.23d 8U. between Oth and Till Avn
The use of the term " Hhoi
Lino" In connection with thi
corporate name of a grcatroad ,
coin e ) s an Idea ol uat w hat
required by tha traveling pub
lie a Short Line , Quick Tim
and the bout of accomtnods
u _ . - . ill tlona all of which are turn *
lined by the greatest railway In America.
And St. Paul.
It owns and operates ever 4,500 mlleaof
Northern Illinois , Wisconsin , Minnesota , low *
Dakota ; and aa ta main linca , branches and oonnee
tlons roach all the grwxt business centres of thi
Northwest and Far West , It naturally answers tht
description of Short Line , and licst Houto between
Chicago , Milwaukee , St. Paul and Minneapolis.
Chicago , Milwaukee , IA Crosse and Wlnona.
Chicago , Milwaukee , Aberdeen and Ellondals
Chicago , Milwaukee , Eau Claire and Stlllwatef
Chicago , Milwaukee , Wausau and Merrill.
Chicago , Milwaukee , Beaver Dam ftnd Oshkosh.
Chicago , Milwaukee , Wauknsha and Oconomowoa.
Chicago , Milwaukee , Madleon and Prairie.du Ghlen
Chicago , Milwaukee , Owatonna and Falrlbault.
Chicago , Belolt JanesrlMo and Mineral Point.
Chicago , Elgin , Uockford and Dubuquo.
Chicago , Clinton , Knck Island and Cedar Rapids
Chicago , Council Bluffs and Omaha.
Chicago , Sioux City , Sioux Falls and Y&nkton
Chicago , Milwaukee , Mitchell and Chamberlain.
lloek Island , Dubuque , St. Paul and Minneapolis
Davenport , Calmar , St. Paul and Minneapolis.
Pullman Sleepers and the Finest Dining Cars In
oua employes of the company.
A. V. H. CAHPSCTKB ,
Ocn'l Manager. Ucn * Piss. Agent
GEO Q. IltAFFOHD ,
IMPROVED
SOFT
ELASTIC SECTION
Is warranted to wear lonecr , n
Itbe form neater , aii4 Klvo belt :
'satisfaction ' than nny other Core ;
Jn the market , or prtto paid wl
IM refunded. Tholndoruumentfit
ChlcnRO'B best phyflclar : , accon
uny eixch Cornet. Price , Bret Saloon Jean , R > Btag
> re9ald , SI . ' , a A-k your mori-liantfortkiu.
* wrnsciiuD. j < > Mfii : At\ , . .
H < umcturcru , 21U & Mlltaiuiol | > k Bu.UUlc
JOHN H. F. LEHMMW.
CTRCMrOLTAIO HELT nnd other ELEOTJI
ArrUAXcrs nro sent on 0 Days' Trial T
MEN ONLY. YOUNO OK OLD , who are suffe
Ing from NEHTOUB DnniLiTT. LOST VITAMJ
WiBTixa WEAKNESSES , nnd all those dl e es 01
FIBSONAL NATUBI , rcsultlDK from ABUSES M
OTBJCB CinsKB. Speedy relief and cornple
iMtoratlon to HEALTD. Viooa and Mijupt
UUARANTKPD. Bend at once for ulustraw
Fampblct f roe. Addres *
YOLTA1C 3EI.T CO. . MunJiUll. Mlel
DR.HQRP'S LEGTRIG BEL
Will euro Nervousne
I.umljnk'ci.HheumatlMM. r <
alrt > l6 , Niurolgla , 8clntt <
Kidney , bplne nna Mv
j , UjMitpMa. Con *
iintluli. KrytfpelM , Catnri
, , % v J'llcs. Eplupur. Impoteni
DunitiAiruo. Piolapras Uteri , etc. Only i-clcntmcKli
Irli : Holt In America thnt nnit the Mrefrlclty and nu
netlim through tin- body , and can be recharged In an \
utiuU by the patient.
SI.OOO WotllcT.NotlBuvIlt.
Dn. nonxB-I via a Icted with rheutmtlsm an
cured by uiing a belt. To any one afflicted wl (
thatdlsowe , t would y , buy Uorne'a Eloctrlo Bel
Any ono can confer with me by writing or callli
It my store , H20 Douglas street. Omaha Nob.
WILLIAM LYONH.
MAIN OFFICE Opposite poatofflce , room 1 Fro
tor block.
flT for rale at O. F. Ooodman'3 lDru ? | store , ,11
mam St. . Omaha.
Vrten filled O O
WOODBR D&E BEOS. ,
215
I a OMAHA , NED.
Solo Agents for the World-Renowned
BTEGK
ro Decker & Son , and Hallott & Ounstc
Pianos. Also manufacturers and
wholesale dealers in
Organs and Musical Merchandise ,
for Prices. nut
Imported Bee ]
IN BOTTLES.
Krlnnger , Bnvari
Culinbacber , Bavari
Pilsner Bohemia ;
ICaisor Bromei
DOMESTIC.
Budwoiscr St , Loui
Anhauser St. Loui
Bes ; s Mil'vauke
Schlitz-Pilsnor Milwauke
Kruir'a Oman
Ale , Porter , D imestio and Rhii
Wine. ED. MAUJtBR
'tf.I Pnrnnm
James MmInslitu \
Chartered by theStateof II
'noli ' for theexpreaipurpc
Ji of Blvinelmmcdiatc relict
all chronic , urinary and pi
.vate dlseaiei. Qonorrha
QleetandSyphiUalnallthi
compllcaied forms , also i
diseases of tha Skin ai
Llood promptly relieved :
all rcrmanentlycurcd by rcm
1(0 diestestedln a J''orfj/Ve < i
( , , .l.f lijieclall'rartlfe. Bemlr
Weakness Nirlit Lossei by Dreams , Pimples i
.heI'are.LoJt MnhoodjtoJiltlveli/curetl.'jnit
anocjci > crltneiitt > n } > The appropriate remei
" .tones used In each case. Consultations , pc
tonal or by letter , aacrcdly confidential. Me
ted
Jnes sent by Mall and Express. No marks i
illvy r.ckajre to indicate contents or sender. Addre
1UO .JAMESNo.204Wa5hlncitonSt.CliIcpQOl
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
ADDITIONAL LOOAL NEWS.
BREAKING INTO A BROKER'S ' ,
Sonic Doubt AH to Whether It Wns
tlio Wotft of MurKlnrH or
DrttnkH.
About 1 o'clock yosterdny morning
Mr. mid Mrs. D. Goldstein , who keep a
Dixwnbrokor'a shop on upper Broadway ,
were awnkonod from sloop by the break
ing of glass in the front door. Two fol
lows hurriedly skipped off , and no prop
erty was taken. Soon after Jailor Mot-
taz arrested two mon on suspicion of bo-
hip ; concerned in the affair. They gave
their names as J. W. Sawyer and John
Kennedy , but no ovidonoo boinc
discovered on which to hold
them they vroro yestoiday released.
It was conjectured that the follows had
removed a piece of glass fram the front
door , and while lifting it out it foil inside
the door and hrokobut it was afterwards
claimed that they wore not burglar * but
follows on a spree , and in passing the
place ono pushed the other against the
door , thus smashing in the glass , after
wftich they skipped.
Itonl Kstiuo TrnnBliors.
The following doecu vroro filed for re
cord in the recorder's office , April
1 , reported for THE BEE by P. J. Mo-
Mahnn , real estate agent :
W. 8. Mayno to Henry A. Bailey , so ,
nwj , 9-75-40 81,200.
0. Rasmussen to A. Hoogwoning , part
nw. } , sci , 1G-77-30-S500.
J. 0. Holman to J. W. Holman , part
31-70-42 and all soj , no , 30-70-43 82-
000.
0. , R. I. & P. R. R. to Ellen Haupt-
man , BOJ , nej , 27-7G-39-S3GO.
T. J. Ring to OhioKnox , partse | , no ,
157440 § 200.
0. , B. & Q R. R. Co. to H. 0. Smith ,
so } , swi , 15-74-38-8480.
Total Bales , $4,740.
Total sales for the week , $31,202.25.v
COMMEHCIAU.
COUNCIL BLUFFS MARKET.
Wheat No. 2 spring , 680 ; No. 3 , 58c ; re
jected , EOc ; good demand.
Corn 1/oaJera axe payinf ? S4a ( or old com
and 27c for n w.
Data In peed demand at 25e.
Hay 100@G 00 per ton ; 50o per bole.
Rye 40@45o.
Corn Meal 125 per 100 pounds.
Wood Good supply ; prices at yards , 6 00 ©
00.
Coal Delivered , hard , 11 50 per ton ; soft ,
5 00 per ton
Lard Fatrbank's , wholesaling at lie.
Flour City flour , 1 G0@3 30.
Brooms 2 95@3 00 per doz.
I LIVE BTOOK.
Cattle 3 50@4 00 ; calves , 5 50@7 60.
Hogs Local packers are buying now and
there is a good demand ( or all grades ; choice
packing , G 25 ; mixed , 5 25.
rilODCCE AND KRUITS.
Quotations by J. M. St. John & Co. , com
mission merchants , B38 Broadway.
Butter Creamery , 35c ; choice country rolls ,
20c.
20c.Eggs 12Jo per dozen.
Poultry Heady salejchlckens.dressed , 124c ;
ive , 8c ; turkeys , dros od , 15c ; lire , lie ;
ucks , dressed , 12Jc ; lire , 8c.
Oranges 4 00@4,25 per box.
Lemons 3 50@4 UO per box.
Bananas 3 00o$4 00 per bunch
Vegetables Potatoes , 4X@50 ( ; onions , 40c ;
cabbage , norxs in the market ; apples , ready
gala at 3 25(3)4 ( ) 00 for prime stock. ,
IOWA NEWS.
The Davenport ferryboat made its first
trip on tbo 20 th.
The pupils in theOttumwa high school
. are preparing to appear in opera ,
ti
Hon. J. T. Young & Son have sold the
Albia Union to Hon. M. M. Waldon.
Work on the Catholic church at Newell
is being pushed forward as rapidly as poa-
sible.
The popular demand in Dos Moines a'
present is for houses that will rout fo :
$10 to $15 a month.
Goo. W. Long , sent to Anaraoaa fo :
four years for forgery , by the Jono
county district court , has boon pardonec
by the governor.
The Ida Grove Pioneer warns farmer
against a lot of seed corn shipped ii
there from Pennsylvania , and offered a
$2 50 a bushel.
The Messenger can see no reason wlr
the proposed Presbyterian collcga shoulc
not bo located at Fort Dodge , except thi
masterly inactivity of Fort Dodgo.
The Santnrn Pioneer says J. U. Pum
phrey is making a plucky light to got hii
business affairs in shape to allow him tc
resume business , and the Fionnor hope :
ho will succeed.
Mrs. Ella Dickey Koid died at tin
homo of her father in Dos Moines on thi
27th , her hu&band having died three dayi
before. The young couple were buriec
in ono broad grave. A baby was born ti
them a month ago and survives.
Aaron Melick , for twenty yoara or sucl
a matter occupied in Ottumwa journal
ism , has concluded that his duty to hi
family requires that ho should now giv
in some attention to the hoarding of a for
tune. Ho has engaged in the restauran
business.
Edith Deer , a Corning girl of 1G , wa
arrested in Creston , upon telegraphic order
dor from her father , as she stopped fron
the train , in company with a womai
named Emma Sohday and two mon
Emma is known to the police of Croatoi
us a hard case. Miss DC or thought eh
was going to marry ono ot the men. Sh
wept bitterly and expressed a willingnes
to go homo ,
1 lie Cherokee Enterprise is at work t :
secure the contemplated Presbytoriai
college at Cherokeo. The editor rnado ,
partial canvass of the city for funds am
.was promised $1,300 , which , ho says , cai
easily be stretched to 2,000. He want
the Cherokecans to tako'that as a starto
and take such action as will convince th
presbytery that Oherokoo is the plac
they are looking for.
Defiance special , 28 : A small-sizei
tornado passing west of our town demo ]
ished u email residence and barn las
evening about 0 o'clock , carrying thro
children among the flying debris abou
100 yards , dropping them bruised an >
slightly injured. All the housoholi
goods wore completely demolished. Past
ing north , it moved from its foundatio
the now unoccupied residence of J , G
Grist , which -was insured against fire
ligntning and tornado at noon on th
same day. Other small buildings , sue
as smoke-houses , etc. , when they came i
the path of the storm , were also dc
stroyed.
Atmi/gtura Hitlers , the world rennwno
appetizer and Invlgorntor , imparts a dolklou
llavo" to all drinUa and cures dyupopsh
, { over and ague. Try it , but uowai
tt lof'countorfelu. .Ask your grocer or yet
| | I drugk'Ut for tlio gotiulne Angostura , satmufa
f * I turn ! by Dr. J , 11. Biegert & Son *
NEW CORPORATONS ,
A Riyal of tfcctUDlon Pacific Through
Norton Nebraska ,
TIioOrftHllHl n < iOroninory ; AjMnnu-
I'auturiiifr Conipiiny at
Heat rice.
Lincoln Jornal , M 'cli Slit.
If any ono has a doubt that the manu
facturing industries , as well as railroad
and other interests of Nebraska are not
rapidly developing , ho lias ut to keep
track of the articles of incorporation
tiled with the iccrotary of atnto for n few
weeks , Tliroo now corporations have
filed their articles this week.
The Nebraska Central railroad company
filed articles of incorporation with the
secretary of state this morning.
The object of the corporation is to
build and opera to n railroad , telegraph
and telephone from Docatnr , Burt county ,
through the counties of Burt , Cuming ,
Stanton , Madison , Boone , Wheeler ,
Loup , Cherry and Sioux , nil in Nebraska ,
to the west line of the state , between the
forty-socond and forty-third parallels of
latitude ; also with n branch from said
line in Cuming county through the coun
ties of Cumiug , Dodge , Burt and Wash
ington , to Blair/in Washington county.
Also to build and operate telegraph and
telephone lines and transfer boats across
the Missouri liver , and n bridge across
said river in Burt county. ICD
The capital stock is $15,009,000 , in
shares of § 100 each.
The oflicors of the corporation are as
follows : President , Lorenzo Crounso ;
vicc-prosidontRichardF. Stevenson ; see.
stary , Valentino Newman ; treasurer * Asa
! ddy Wells. Board of directors , James
.shloy , A. B. Fuller , Fred Ronard , An-
row M. Peterson , and the president ,
ocrotary and treasurer. The names of
ho oflicora and directors appear as iucor-
orators.
The "Spencer & Dempster Manufao-
uring company , " of Beatrice , filed arti-
"es nf incorporation March 21.
The general nature of the business is
ho manufacturing and dealing in wind
mills , pumps , engines , tanks , tubing and
thor articles of water supply.
The capital stock is $30,000 in shares
f § 100 each , and the time of commence
ment April 1 , 1881.
The incorporates are Chas. B. Demp-
tor , Alexander R. Dempster , Jr. , Nol-
on S. Spencer and Howard M. Sponcor.
The Grand Island Creamery company
led its articles of incorporation March
! 7th.
The object of the organization is to
cal in butter , eggs and poultry , live
lock and all products incident to the
iroamory business-and to buy and soil
11 real estate necessary to the business.
The capital acock is $7)000 ) in shares of
50 each , and the time of commencement
if the company's business March 20th.
The incorporators are J. H. Withers ,
. W. Livoringhouso , J. E. Jowott , Jas.
Jeary , A. S. Patrick , W. L. Eastman ,
R. Korrohan , John Stowart.
BOB
In Interesting Talk with tlio Georgia
Flrc-Eatcr Opinions of Publiu
Men and of Current Is
sues.
'athlngton ( Ua. ) Cor. Philadelphia Times.
The village , or , as wo say in this state ,
ho town of Washington is one of the
ildest and most beautiful in what is known
middle Georgia. The country around
t is filled , with substantial and wealthy
lanters. Into this country over n h n-
red years ago came Maj. Toombs. He
ad boon a revolutionary officer. Pleased
tith the new land , when ho returned to
Virginia ho brought out his old father and
lottlod a plantation , and on this place ,
itill owned by the family , in 1811 , Robert
Toombs was born. His father died bo-
'ore ho was five years old. Ho was edu
cated by on old Scotchman until ho was
15 , and then , well prepared for college ,
ho wont to the University of Georgia ;
then Franklin college. George , now
Bishop , Pierce , the Cobhs , and , I think ,
Mr. Stephens were in the college with
him. Ho was a handsome , wealthy ,
rollicsomo youth , and got into some
trouble withUho faculty and loft Athens
for Union college , Now York , whore ho
graduated at 18. Ho then went to the
University of Virginia , just then estab
lished , and studied law , and was admit
ted to the bar in 1820 , when ho was
not 21 years old. Not Jong after ho
married the lovely woman ; who died
last summer , and settled in Washington ,
> nd a few years aftor'ho located there
10 built the elegant mansion in which I
found him
His homo is a typical ( outhorn homo ;
a beautiful ilowo1 * gardoi of an aero-
flanked by barley lots , f-pnts a throe ,
story wooden house witli lirgo chambers ,
wide halls , and roomy jiazzaa. The
general's oflico is in his dweling , but he
generally receives his compjny in the
cozy sitting-room of the soconl story. Ho
is always cordial and gives all. friend or
stranger , a kindly welcome. Siting in a
largo arm chair , with his booty within
easy roach and the well-used bible'among
thorn , ho sat the last of the bid Ufo. ' Ho
is 74 , and ho is broken considerably BIIIQO
the death of his wife , but is atilta vigor ,
ous old man. Our conversation 'tqok\n \
wide range , and , without olaiminfl tlio
accuracy of a professional reporter u our
interview , I give such parts of it as 1 re
member. Wo wore in tlio army together ,
and wo wandered ever the flame fulds
ain , and I reminded him of the iist
time I saw him before I was myeolf
wounded as ho rode beside us in tho'bat '
tic-field of the second Mnnassas , ind-ao )
the conversation drifted on and I said1 to
him ; "How did you got out of this coun
try after the war ? "
"Well , " lie said , "when Mr. Stanton
isaucul the orderfor _ my arrest I was living
quietly in Washington , protected by the
terms of capitulation. The federal oflicei
who received the order was indignant al
the breach of faith and lot an old comrade ,
then an ox-confodorato , know of it. Hi
sent a courier to mo. I kept my fine
mare saddled and standing in the stable ,
The soldiers came and Mrs. Toombi
wont * o the front door , while I wont out
0 the back door and through the planta
tion ,
"I then wont up into Elbort and ovoi
to Tallulah , where I spent the time unti
1 could got out of the state. I wont i >
Cuba , them to England , and finally t
Paris , where I remained till I returned t
America. "
"Whore are the Toombsea from origin
ally , general ) "
"The family ore English , but have beei
in Virginia for a long time. My grand
father was in Braddock's army and m
father a major in the revolution. 11
came to Georgia with the Virginia troopi
and , being pleased with the land , nfte
the revolution settled four miles froi
Washington In the old graveyard on tli
home place thuro are five generations c
my family. "
"Do you remember W. H. Crawford !
0 yes ; ho was on the bench when I
began practice. Ho had already boon
stricken with apoplexybut ho was a great
man still. Ho was my father's friend ,
and for that reason I was quite a favorite
with him. Ho was a man of magnificent
appearance , splendid manner , and very
great intellect. No man over more im
pressed the French , and wo had great
mon at that court. 1 think ho was perhaps -
haps the greatest of Georgians. "
"Who was the greatest man you ever
mot in public life ? '
"Mr. Webster. Ho was A noble , gcni-
M , warmhearted gentleman withal. "
" \cmkuow Mr. Calhoun intimately ? "
. "Why , certainly. Wo messed together
in Washington. "
"Did Mr. Calhoun have any vices ? "
'No , sir , not ono. Ho noor drank
nor gambled. Mr. Archer , of Virginia ,
was once at my hotiso to dinner , and wo
wore speaking of Mr. Calhoun , who , by
the way , was no favorite of Mr. Archer.
I had remarked that Mr. Calhoun never
drank anything but clarot. 'Why , Mr.
Toombs,1 said Archor/Mr. Calhoun never
tasted wino in his lifo' 'But Mr.
Archer , I have seen him drink claret. '
'Well , 1 don't dispute that , but ho never
tasted it in his lifo. ' I said 1 thought that
was likely. "
"What about the tariff general ? "
"Of course , I am and have always boon
an out-and-out froo-tradcr. A protcc
live tariff is an outrage on justice , but
I nm not in favor of doing away with pro
tection all at onco. Morrison's bill is
about right. "
"Do you think , general , it is possible
for this government to remain in its pre
sent statt1 , neither a confederacy nor a
nation ? "
"Why , no , sir. The principles of Mr.
Jefferson are the only true principle * of
government , and while the United States
government has loft them it has not
adopted the monarchical viovvs of Mr.
Hamilton. To remain in this position is
impossible. Wo must bo a confodorapy of
sovereign states or a nation , State rights
have boon given up and this government
can not stand as it is. "
"But how shall wo got back ? "
"By revolution. "
"Bloodless , I hope ? "
"Yos. bloodlons , perhaps , as was the
revolution of 1088 , but re volution , never
theless. "
"What about those great railway mono
polies ? "
"They must bo controlled by commis
sions , like the ono in Georgia. "
"What was the largest foe you ever re
ceived ? "
"Forty thousand dollars was the largest
jingle foo. The hardest legal fight I over
iiad was with the railroads about taxation
but I won the case. "
Dinner -was announced and the pleasant
bwo hours of conversation wore ovor. 1
have not given the old statosman'o
exact words , but his general views are
only snatches from an exceedingly inter
esting talk.
The general has long been a Methodist
in couvinction , but only recently has ho
become a communicant of the church.
His determination to connect himself
with the church was expressed in his usual
stylo. Mooting his old friond. Bishop
Pierce , ono day , ho said : "George , I
want you to baptize mo. I have no reli
gion , but I am afraid some of these
young fools who prate about infidility
will say when I am dead I did not believe
in Jesus Christ , and I wish to avow my
faith.1 ;
He in much beloved by his neighbors ,
and especially by the children , to whom
ho ss particularly tender. He says lifo is
too short for animosities and that ho has
no fees and cherishes no resentments. Ho
has made all things ready for both worlds ,
and it matters little with him how soon
ho loaves this.
THE CEDAll ItAl'IDS MURDEH ,
Strong ClrouiuvtiUiilul EVidcnco thai
tlio I'erpretrator niiHheou Captured.
, March 31. Joseph Liv
ing along has boon arrested on the charge
of murder. Livingston suspected on
the day following the tragedy on the
railroad bridge when Thum was thrown
into the river , but the arrest was defer
red to give an opportunity to gain evi
dence upon which to hold him. The ofli-
cors say the evidence of guilt is strong
against the prisoner , although his wife
claims to bo able to prove an alibi , The
Circumstances upon which the arrest
i bused are in the main as fol-
ows ; Tlio afternoon preceding the trag-
idy Livingsti n and Thum wore drinking
ogothor , whon.a disagreement arose and
ho tormor said to Thum ; "I'll do you
ip before morning. " The difliculty wai
pparciitly adjusted before leaving the
saloon , and tlio two men wore ovorhearc
Trancing to cross the river , on the even
ng the murder occurred , a little after '
> 'clock. At 0 o'clock Livingston hurriec
into the room of a woman of the town
utlcss , and his face covered with blood
Ho was wet to the tyaist , and had evidently
dontly boon in the rivor. Ho told th
woman that ho had bon in
aloon row. It will be romemborci
hat a man on the trestle work of th
jridgo hoard the victim exclaim : "Fo
God's sake , Joe , don't murder nib. " Li\
ingston's given name is Joe. Lamb nn
Henderson , the men who allowed th
murderer to pass th&in on the bridge
wore allowed to BOO Ui0 prisonoi
rjamb i entitled him as the man IIQ me
in the bridge Henderson said his gar
iral appearance as to ai/o and form wt
ho same , but on account of the darknet
> f the night of the tragedy ho was' nc
ttblo to distinguish the person's foaturei
Several hundred people gathered at th
police station shortly after the arrest
tnd there were throats of lynching. Li\
ngaton said to the jailor : "Turn in
IOOBO with tvru good revolvers , and
will take my ohuncos with tha crowd. '
Not
Now York Hen ! I.
Senator Blair , who thought , and ma
still think , that the Mississippi rive
could bo mailo to runout at Hudson
bay , and who is chairman of the uoimt
committee on education and labor , be
iovos that there ought to bo a bureau caber
abor statistics hung on somewhere to th
national government. Is the labor vet
in the market , that it is being bid foi
When sifted down , the proposed moasur
means ono soft place for a politician will
two or more clerks under him , and th
publication of a mass of badly digosto- -
facts and figuroe- which will mislead rathe
than instruct. There are statistical bt
reaus attached to the treasury , interio
and agricultural departments. Besides
many of the states have bureaus of label
statistics , the reports of which have bt
come recognized as of great value. Whj
bureau of laboi
then , have a national
Lot congress repeal the many unnocei
sary taxes which are imposed on tn
workingmon. That stop will bo of moi
value than all the labor bureaus Uu
could bo organized. Statesmen prate e
their great and undyiiiK love for tli
workingman , but thuy tax him moroiloBsl
on everything lie uses or consumes.V
want no more useless bureaus , and muc
" / loss taxation.
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FOR EITHER SEX ,
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tbo disease , roifulroi D" chanuo of illot or nau/mou ,
mercurial or pil3oi.9u medicine * to be taken Inter ,
nolly. When u-vd o > t , preventive by either sex , Itli
ni > omilMo t > contract .uy private ( Unease ; but | i < the
cote of tlio.o already unfortunately allllctod we tnmr.
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of alcohol or tobacco , Wiiknfulnona , Jleutul JJo-
imuwiim , Koftonine of the Bruin rosultinc in lu
faulty uuU lemliiiB to inleory , decay niul death.
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t-rrhaiaciiUBoil byovor xortion of the brain , Mil.
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Minneapolis and
OMAHA RAILWAY.
The new extension of this line from WakuSeld up
the
BEAUTIFUL VALLEY of the OAN
through Concord and Coleridge
10 ascLSLXi.'vxrxro-'X'oxa- ,
Huaches tlu best < iortlon of the State , Special ex
cursion ra * for Uml leokera over this line tt
Vfaym , No'fotk and llartlugton , and via Blair to all
principal | > olt8 on the
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ntrton. Sioux Uty , Ponca , llaitlngton , Wayne and
Nor fol It ,
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entine.
tfVot rate * and all Infarmatlon call on
K H WHilNKY , Oeneral Acent ,
Btr y a VMMt-g , Cor , loth and Farnam Hti. ,
Omaha , Hob.
ai on oe secured at depot , corner 14U >
p , * * a , , . ,
or Wormy Veins oritia rcroium. Vitrn (
ruu. . of Lost Manhood , Debility , Ac. ,
qulcklrnilpanl > < i'vnr lli ) > tliaE7aBto | Cradle- *
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Jeblilty. pranuturo hiring vn
ralu every known remi ijr. is soarared * Irapta
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