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. > - - V * < XT * % * < * * . . % . i"4j * v wi tt fe * feaS aW Wifcu _ . X TO" i * * - w I OMAHA DAILY liEli-TUES. , APRIL 15 , 1&8-1 r J. " " BILIOUSNESS. Bilious symptoms invariably arise from indigestion , such ns furred tongue , vomiting of bile , giddinnss , sick hcftdnchc , irregular bowels. The liver secretes the bile and nets like n ' /liter / or sieve , to clennso impurities of the blood. By irregularity in its notion or suspensions of its functions the bile is liable to overflow into the iblsod , causing jaundice , sallow com plexionyollowcyegbiliousdittrrh ( n , a laiiguidweary feeling and ranny other distressing symptoms. Bif- loiisKPBs may bo properly termed an aflbcHon of the liver , and can bo thoroughly cured by the grand reg ulator of the liver and bilinrr organs BURDOCK BLOOD BlTTEKS. Act tfpon the stomach , bowels and liver , making healthy bile and pure blood , and opens the culverts and sluiceways for the outlet of disease. Sold everywhere and guaranteed to cure. JOH. HOFFS MALT EXTRACT Cures Diseases by Building up the System. Front. Hack. "Ship another dozen of > ctir Jlalt Extract lloff Ias before. It bos donomy vilfo ( treat good , and is the only tUng oho can Ukowith an agree able effect. Its strength- Ing poncrsaro wondcrlul. "J 0. OLDNKK. ' Augusta ( la. "April , 113. " Don are of counterfeits. To bo genuine It must bo put up In alio\o st\lo of bottle , and boar on la bel the name of TAURANT & CO , Sole Agents for the United States and DrillsProvin ! ces of North America,278 Greenwich St. New York. Price , $4 CO Per Dozen. WOODBRIDG-E BEOS , , Jr v 215 1 \ I OMAHA , MED. Solo Agents for the World-Renowned Decker & Son , and Hallott & Cunston Pianos. Also manufacturers and wholesale dealers in Organs and Musical Merchandise. . k'V tfSTSend for 1'rlces. Wbon you como to think of It , It Is not odd that literary people prefer a pipe to a clftar. It is handler to emoio vrben they are vrrttiUK , and ever BO much cleaner. And then it Rivca them the true essence and flavor of the tobacco The most fastidious smokers amonir all nations and all classes of men agree that the tobacco grown on the Golden Tobacco Bolt of North Carolina la the moct lellc. loua and refined In the world. Llgcter thin Turkish , more f r&ftrant than Haraiu , freer from nitrates and nicotine than an * other , it is just what the connoisseur praises and the habitual smoker demands. The very choicest tobacco Brown on this licit IB bought by Black , well's Durham Tobacco Co , and appears in > their celebrated Boll Durham Bmoktair Tobacco. It Is known the world over. Getthogenulnewlthlull trade-mark , then yon will be sure of baring abso lutely pare tobacco. James Medical Institute t Chartered by theStateof Illi- Hnols fortheexpresspurpose f of Elvingimmcdiate relielin Call chronicurinary and pri- Kvate diseases. Gonorrhoea , Fdcet andSy phills in oil their ' complicated forms , also all diseases of the Skin and Blood promptly relieved and permanently cured by rente- . diesteitedinn.Forrj/rertr . , , -t SpecialI'racHce. Seminal 'Weakness. NiRht Losses by Dreams , Pimples on the Face.Lost Manhood , jiotllivelj/cured.Xliere isnoexpfrlmentinu. The appropriate remedy 13 at once used In each case. Consultations , per sonal or by letter , sacredly confidential. Med- iclnes sent by Mall and Express. No marks on package to Indicate contents or sender. Address OR.JAMESNo. 204Washlnglon SI. , I f' eallh is Dn U , 0. Wear's NEHTB AND HIUIH MUNI , n guamnteod pnoclho for HjBtenn , Uiizi. neas. ConvnUjona , ViU , Norrous NournlBia Headacho.Norrous Prootrntion caused by tlio nse of alcohol ortolxicco , Wnkcfulnefs , Jlenttil l > o- rrosaiou , Boftonins of the llrnin renulungmin ennity and lemlinu to inieory , dcoay ancl death , 1'romaturo Old ABO , JJnircnncBS , Jxiss of power in either BOX , Involuntary I-iosses nnd Hporrnnt- crrhoea caused byovor-oxertion of the brain. Belt- Abusoor ovor-indulReni-o. Kacli box contuine one month's treatment. jl-QOn boi.orwx I ) " " ' for5.00,60ttbymiiil ] propnldon receipt of price. WE > VA ANTIR : six BOXKH i'o euro any raeo. With ench cirdcr reomvea ny ut icr c : = bozea , nccoinpmiietl with Jfa.00 , we win Bond the pnrolintiT < mr written ijuaranteo to r . fund the money if the treatment dooa not effect a euro , Ouuruntoos iBHueaontviur WO. F , GOODMAKN , Druggist Aleuts for Omaha , Neb. Off. FELIX LE BRUN'S G PREVENTIVB AND OURR. POR EITHER SEX , The remedy be Ing Injected directly to the seat ol ibe disoue , requires no change of diet or nauseous , tnercurlal or poisonous medicine * to bo taken Inter. oally. When wed as a proventhe by either MX , Ills impossible ta contract any private disease ; but In the cue of thoce already unfortunately atHlctcd we Kuir inteo tliiee boxoa to curt , or we will refund the mon oy. Price by moll , postage pild.fci. per box or throe boxes for ( i. i.WniTTKN WniTTKN GUARANTEES lisued by all authorlied merits. u DrFelixLeBrun&Co , BOLK O F. Goidmtn. Drugirlit Solo Agent , fur Omaha ol ) , uiie wly "COUGH MIXTURE , " It Seems to Have a Dolorous Effect OH Orcat Britain , And the Irish in Amorioa Prove a Perpetual Nightmare , The Times Hopeless of Any Ac tion by the United States , Desperate Efforts Being Made to Drop tlio Egyptian Elephant , The Usual Easter Eoviow at Lon don Turned to a Drill , Spain Well Sntlellcil AVIth the United Stntcs * Action To ward Cuba. GENEKA.IJ FOREIGN NEWS. A DOLEFUL SQUEAL. LONDON , April 14. Discussing the recent - cent arrests of suspected dynamiters The Times says : "Expectation is strong thnt these arrests will load to important dis closures which will throw light upon the recant explosions. Wo believe that ono or two informers will bo produced who will reveal the hondquartora of the con spiracy , whether in Franco or America. Wo are assured that the French author ities are on our side and that the French police will prevent outrages.Vo have no such assurances from America. Wo do not believe that the American police would connive at sending infernal machines - chinos across the Atlantic , but an open crusade is preached in America against England , and funds are collected thnro for the purpose , and things which have boon threatened have boon dono. The facU are well known to the American po lice. They can act now if they choose , but at the present temper of the Ameri can people we should not hope for much from them. AFFAIKS IN EOYIT. OAIUO , April 14. It is stated that Eng land has submitted proposals to the pow ers for settling the linancial troubles. It is expected the proposed scheme contem plates disbanding Sir Evelyn Wood's Egyptian army. THE SALVATION AIIUY. BERNE , * April 14. The Swiss federal council has directed officials of Berne and Neurondurg to protect members of the salvation army against outrages. THE EASTER BEVIEW. LONDON , April 14. The usual Easter review of volunteer forces has been con verted into a series of manoeuvres ; 33,000 volunteers took part with regular troops at Portsmouth , Aldcrshot , and Sheer- ness. SPAIN AND UADEAU. MADRID , April 14. The journals which represent the ministry in com ments to-day respecting the resignation of General Adam Badoau , consul general of the United States at Havana , thank the American government for the kindly and sympathetic feeling towards Spain. They say there is no doubt but Secretary Frolinghuyson may bo relied on to act as did Secretary Hamilton Fish towards these Cuban revolutionists. It was added Iso that Frelinghuyson has so conducted the correspondence as evidently to force Badoau to give in his resignation. DAWSON AND DAVITT IN LIMERICK. DUBLIN , April 14. Charles Dawson , member of parliament , and Michael Davitt were presented with the freedom of Limerick to-day. In connection with the event a monster meeting was held and resolutions were adopted favoring homo rule for Ireland and expressing confidence in Parnoll. ILLINOIS. The Gathering of the Clans Planning for To-Morrow's Battle. CHICAGO , April 14. Daily Nowa' Peoria - ria special : The city is already filled with delegates and politicians to attend the republican state convention Wednes day. Logan's friends and enemies alike recognize its bearing on national politics , and this feature is the ono chiefly dis cussed. It is claimed that OOLESnV , DEMENT AND SWIOEUT will bo nominated for governor , secret at y of state and auditor by acclamation. Gen eral Smith seems to have the lead fur Lioutonant-goyornor.but the country delegates - it is said inclined to " ' gates , , are "boycott1' anybody from Cook county , because of the untnendly feeling it showed toward Logan. The probabilities as to the re mainder of the state ticket seem to bo : Becker for treasurer , and Hunt or Mc Cartney for attorney general. Overtures , it is claimed , are being made to unin- atruclcd delegates to the national con- Tonticn to OIVK LOGAN THE COMPLIMENT of a solid vote from Illinois to start out with , promising in return that if it is shown later that ho has no chance to turn ovur Logan's following to Arthur. It seems pretty definitely settled that three out of the four delegates at largo to the national convention will bo Gov ernor Hamilton , Senator Cullom and ox- internal revenue commissioner Kaum , and with a probability in favor of Leon ard Swott M the fourth. ALABAMA. FOR AKTUUU. MOMOOMERY , Ala. , April 14 The re publicans on Saturday and to-day'solected delegates in several districts to Chicago. It is thought they generally favor Arthur. In the Third district to-day , at the Union Springs , resolutions instructing for Ar thur were tabled. There will probably be two sots of delegates from several dis tricts. The republican state convention meets to morrow. There has been much wrangling throughout the state , and f number of contested seats wil have to be acted on. The moat prominent republicans cans are already hero. Steamer Reported Lost , NEW YORK , April 14. It i * reported that the United titat s and Brazil mail atoamship company's steamer llelianco , running between Now York ana lllo DC Junorip , } ms been lost with her cargo , including 7,000 bags of coffee. The pas ongera and crow are reported eavod. The Ciilmu How. KEY WEHT , April 14. Mail advice ; from Havana state that Aguero penetrated od the rich jurisdiction of Colon rocoiviii | everywhere on the road men and horaoa having burnt various plantations when .hoy wore denied. The insurrection will ncreaso if troops are unable capture the lartlos. Some papers nccuio the milita- y authorities of utter ignorance and in- lifloronco. TI 11 j inuxic'bF DUATI i. V Dispute ns in "Who Should i' y llo- Bitlts In the Fatal WmindliiKoi * Ono nml tlio Probable Lynching of the Other. VALLEY FALLS , Krw. , April 14. iVhat may prove a shocking murder was Committed hero at ? o'clock this evening. ? ho difficulty was between a blacksmith nnmod John McDermott and n young capograco known na Major Censor who \aa boon n runner at the Cataract house. Joth Conaor and McDermott had boon Irinking , wont into n drug store , ordered igars nml a dispute arose who should my for thorn. MoDormott knocked Con- ordown. This so enraged the latter lint ho procured a hammer , followed iIoDermott and while the latter wns landing at the corner of the atrootCon or struck him with the hammer , crush- ng his skull just over the right our. Af- or the man fell his assailant stooped lown and hit him a heavy blow with his 1st , and then lied , but was soon captured n the billiard hall. The cry of "Lynch liml" wont up from all sidos. The ex- itoment runs high. If McDermott dies , which isvary probable , the chances are hat young Censor will stretch hemp. Appeals In Patent Onsen. WASHINGTON , April 14. The supreme : ourt of the district , sitting in bane , to- lay decided in the patent case of Hoe vs. Scott that there is no appeal to the socro- ary of the interior from the decision of ho commissioner of patents. The cits- oni of entertaining such appeal * sprung up during Secretary Kirkwood's arimin- at rat ion and has continued down to the > rcsont time , the records showing that nnny decisions of the commissioner have > eon revised by the secretary. Destructive Fires. TACOMA , W. T. , April 14. The most lestructiva fire over occurred hero broke ut this morning. Nine buildings forming ho principal business blocks of the city wore completely destroyed. Loss § 175- )00 ) ; insurance estimated § 05,000. SALEM , N. J. , April 14. Gaynor'n llaaaworks and two buildings of the Wrn. klorri's oil cloth works burned last night. Two other buildings were damaged. Loss oil cloth works $75,000 , insurance $50,000 ; loss to glassworks $15,000. Several firemen wore injured. About ono lundrod men are thrown out of employ ment. Gould Unloading His Labors. NEW YORK , April 14 A mooting of ho directors of the Wabash company was leld to-day. Upon the recommendation f Jay Gould it was decided to add three more names to the executive committee. Tames F. Joy of Detroit , George L. Dun- ap of Chicago , and George J. Gould of tfow York were chosen. These gentle men will confer in the management of , ho road , and relieve Mr. Jay Gould of , hn burden of attending to the details. lown Democrats for Tlldeii. DUBUQUE , April 14. At the democrat- o convention of Buchanan county , held Saturday , to appoint delegates to the state convention at Burlington , rasolu- ions wore unanimously adopted amid reat applause instructing the delegation o support men for delegates to Chicago who favored the nomination of Samuel J. Tilden. Choked Uis Wife to Dentli | . SHREVEPORT , La. , April 14. Berry Johnson ( colored ) choked his -wife to death early this morning. Ho filled her mouth full of snuff , and called in the neighbors that she strangled to death 'rom going to sleep with the snuff in her nouth. Johnson has boon jailed. There s a bitter fooling among the colored poo- pie against him. m cycles vs. Horses. SAN FRANCISCO , April 14. A six-day natch between Miss Armanido and John [ I , Prince on bicycles and Charles M. Anderson on horseback opened to-day at Slochanics' pavilion. The contestants ride twelve hours daily , from noon to nidnight. Miss Armanido alternates lourly with Princn. Anderson has a change of hftoon horses. Good OCcct of the Molt. CINCINNATI , April 14. There was a marked difference in the method of con ducting criminal trials noted to-day in , ho Common Picas court. There were hroo convictions and two pleas of ; uilty , all bepun and ended in ouo day. The Clearing House- Showing , BOSTON , April 11. The returns from , wdiity-livo loading clearing houses of , ho United States give total clearances : or the week ending April 12 , 883 ,770- LG2 , being a decrease of 20 7-10 per cent ns compared with the aatno period last year. 1'EKSONAIi. Joseph Stabell , deputy city clerk , U very 11 , and la not expected to recover. 0. IF. Dewey arrived yesterday from Chicago. f 5,15. Chandler and daughter arrived Bun- day from Konoulm , Wig. H. II. MarhoU U on a ten days buntaosa trip to Chicago and Milwaukee , Hov. A. T. McUill , editor of Jtho Christian Instructor , published at Philadelphia , I ) in tbla city , and called at THE HUE ollico yoa- tor day morning , A 3Iero Humor. It was rumored on the street last nighi that a man wait shot on ono of lalcct north of town. It appears ho was oul hunting , and , as reported , wvs shot datv gorously in the stomach. Whether il was intentional or accidontial could nol ba teamed. It was said he was from thii city , Verily a HOIIHU of BudnesH , Saturday little Pearl Dean , aged thro < years and six months , died of diptheria at the residence of her parents , corner o : James and Franklin streets. This is in deed a sad death , at will bo soon whei circumstances are related , James Dear is In the employ of Henry Lehman as i painter. Ono week ago ha moved hi family consisting of a wife and two chil dren from Pupillion to this city. Hi placed them in the house , the location o which is given above. The house is i double ono and in the other aide lives thi family of J. W , Garrotson. On Thura day last a little child of Mr. Garrotson' died of that dread disease , diptheria , am within four days llttlo Pearl Dear * dfe ° the same disease. To add inoroto < bv sadness of the case the little boy at Mr. and Mrs. Dean , the only remaining child , s very _ low with the same disease nnd his death is momentarily expected. nuououT 11 ACic iiv A V Vagrant \\hllo Under Arrest At- tomptfl to lluu , nnd In Stopped by Ititllot. At about 10 o'clock last night officer logan arrested n suspicious looking char acter near 18th nnd Jackson streets. The nan hnd boon kept undcr aurvoillanco or several nights by this policeman , iast evening ho was found by Hogan , in ho vicinity indicated , prowling around ate to o. Ho was then soon to follow a ouplo of children. Hogan , suspoctina omething was wrong , approached him. 'hoolHcor asked whoio ho was staying , lo replied , at the United States hotel logan then told him ho would go with iimto _ that place. Ho refused to go with ho oflicor , who . .then placed him under arrost. The policeman tartod with his man for the city jail. Vhon near the corner of Thirteenth and larnoy , the prisoner dealt Uogan in fin unguarded momenta toriflio blow on ho neck and started to run up Harnoy o Fourteenth atroot. The policeman allowed in hot pursuit shouting to him o halt , and as ho refused to do so , Herm - ; rm firoJ three shots iu the direction in which ho was running , The last one oak ofiVct in the llooing man's thigh iroducing n llosh wound. Ho stopped uid cried out to Hogan to stop shooting , ind Hogan coming up , walked to the lity jail with the aid of the oflicor. Dr. jisonring was sent for. His wounds were dressed shortly afterward. The rounded man refused to give his name , lo has boon in the city but a short timo. LETTERS toirmlning in tlio Omaha postoflico unclaimed or tlio week ending March 29,1881 : QKNTLKMLN , Vndros A13 , 2 Andoraou C J Allen n Bond B inaton G Bogga W Baccora P Cftrf C ihrlstianson J Connor J larlinT Ciitos.TB lohon J Colnn O O IraiR , T Cohen A , 2 i IrawfordJP Cox T Collier 1' 'oating ' A Dlsch N Derly A T Daughters P O , 2 hum H Dupont J II ' ) amnto A Do Land W H Cldridgo H II Ericksou U 5 v us GIF Erseubach 0 Skbery 0 J Flanagan P Duller II L For D M 'auington E J Finch J L Farrior O W FranoyorCW 'ranoyor II Fry D H 'arconor A O Goday W F roodhoart D Gordor W irotoo L Gomlcr W rails L Garvoy P Itirlburt C A Hoyotto , t Bro lagoutan L Hanks D lormadar E Hart U lawley E Hall L , 2 lansohn L Huoy J B lolm J Jens K Tudn F Jensen E F "ohnson A Karnea L Clnr J L Kahn II 0 Condall G W Kookor H MW L 1C Lewis B .inilblad K Lincoln C A ilollison M McGrath T A IcComas 1 > li McCrowo H ilcChesnoy T O Munson A iloUndor J Marronoy W Miller T MoDermttt T Nohlo JAG Onto L D ) rrW Oliver W 'attison ' E E Pahl M V 'alah 11 Patterson L 'roscott Pistlllo S laybuni R llyburg S ; oKors Cal lingers Chi j icbardaon A A Ranseh P Slmm N Shannon 0 Stiliery G A Largoant A iwotland J Soolomeyor H f Schtpporolt 0 SauudorsA Savage M Street AW Strain T B Southwlck C II icrogg F Sutherland E L Trump C Tomseo F VanNarmon J VlnsherN Wilson MC Withera 0 L AVilaon G Williams J FOUItTH CLASS MATTKIU iy M O McOalmont J F Moore W J LADIES. Andrews Mra S B Adams Mrs J Ydolfsson Mrs O Adams Mra 0 ilocm M Bray Mrs E S irown Miss M Brown Mrs S larter Mrs M E Crawford Mrs EJ lurttsMIssM Carney Miss J C'rltes Mrs J B Dahlfrroon Miss A Jonlovo Miss N Dunn M A EsimrtonMissMD Fox Mrs II Fay Mrs J FlorlnRton Mrs M GeherlugtonMissE A Grayson Mrs J Goisttnt ; Miss N Gibson Mn A Goodchlld Mrs P llnmin Miss A HoggattMleaSO ) inrday Mrs li lull Mies ij JlatchorMlss J llaypltlno Mrs JIurtahorn Miss I ilansen K Horliu Mrs P Hester Mra C Henry L Jlnson Mrs II .lonoa Miiis N Toyco Mrs C , 2 Johnson Mr * II Kelley Mrs M D Klorty 0. Leonard Mrs J MavK McAllister Mrs B McCambs Miss S McDonald Miss 0 Nelson N Oriley Miss E Oierman Mlsa S K l'ott nion Miss M J Ptltchloy Miss 8 I'arry Miss J [ E Quln Mm llyan MI s A KniUy M UogorsMlBsB Sbeltlon Mra B Shoirer MUs 1C 3tory Mrs 11II owteuoy I itovoiiH Miss B Tracy Miss I Uttorlmck Mrs L Woodard B M Wall M Us E Walkora MM P A Wcgo Miss S 0. K. COUTAKT , Trmtmastcr , Iloal Estate Tmnilora The following deoda were filed foi record in the county clerk's office Apri 12 , reported for THE BEK by Ames' roa ostnto agency : Gcorgo 0. Baasott nnd wife to Jnmoi 0. Largo , w d , lot 0 , block 10 , E. Y Smith's add , , $800. Bedford & Bouor and wives to G corgi W. Wilborn , w d , lot 9 , block 3 , Kirk wood , $350. Win. Mackroll to Gideon Mayno , w d w , lot 14 , Haves' add. , gl.OCO. Bedford & Souer nnd wives to W. S Marr , w d , lot ? blocks , Kirk wood , ? 350 Jatnos Dailoy to Catharine Kinoler , v d , n 07 of B 208 feet ot lot DO , 8 , E Holers' Okahoma , 8150. Win. Kdwards and wife to J. and G E. Barker , w d , a GO foot lot 8 , blocl 20U , Omaha , $10,300. If. P. Ily Co. to R. S. Hall and J. J O'Conner , q o , undiv 13 acres in ill B nw and n 40 roods in lot 2 , uectio y&-15-13 , $50. James L. Krono to James Oosgrovo , i d , w 50 feet lot 17A , Millard & Oaldwo add. , 8000. Daniel Sullivan and wife to Emili Krause , w d , wl lot 3 , block 59. Omahi $1,500. Win. 0 , Ainsworth to Rajinus Noleon w d , w i of ao 12 , 10 , 11 , $1800. A. U. Eden and wife to John and Gt Peterson , w d , s 0 rods of n H rods of h 17 , Okahoma , $000. J. Campbell and B. lleod and wives t P , Nelson and E. L. llobortson , w s part lot 22 in BCD 21 , 15,13 , 81000. 1 J , W. Njohols and wife to John' Smith , w d , lot 0 , block 10 , Shinn's add 812500. liAMMOI nUPONTS CAHHKIl. \VortlK < IU-00lOWIlollKllIotl"ll ( ( ) n\nx \ a llookntlo to Supply Hu8. ilu Wit.1 lo dor Ills SrrtN cot to | I > O Uovoriinicnt the DurliiR Mr. Lammot DuixJiit. wlo was killed on Saturday by the oxploalu at Thomp * son's point , is said to IWTU i eon worth $13,000,000. Ho had n controlling In terest in the manufacture ol nmrly ail the explosives that were nmdo in the United States and Canada Ot'-st of the llocky Mountains. Ton mil lion pounds of these materials were consumed in the country in 1882 , the Uopanno company's works at Thomp son's point producing ono-third of tins amount. Ho is credited with having or ganized a combination of nil the makers of high explosives. When negotiating with tlio Panama Canal company , for the powder to bo used in that work ho guar anteed to supply twelve tons of Atlixs powder daily if that muount were needed. Ono of the most daring achievements recorded in the history of the present century is ono of which ho was the central figure. During the Crimean war the Rus sian government ran short of powder , nnd the explosive was required to continue the defense of Sebastopol. A cargo was purchased from Duponts in this country , and was placed in a steamship lying oil Baltimore. The British had frigates posted in waiting outside the Chesapeake. After seven feints the watchers were eluded and n chase begun across the Atlantic , through Gibraltar and up the Mediterranean sea. With re markable good fortune the vessel passed through the Bosphorns and into th Black sea unchecked ; but when noariu the place of contention the English war ships hailed the stranger. Young Dupont was at the helm himself , and insisted that the vessel proceed , not hooding the sig nals from the warships. Two broadsides were fired into tlio vessel , but she was able to steam ahead and steer through the rocks and was beached inside the Russian lines. This daring adventure saved the cargo , for which tlio Russian government paid the sum of $3,000,000. Throughout the civil war the family rendered distinguish ed services to the government , and at the very beginning of the rebellion Mr. Lnmmot Dupont was placed in a position by which , through his energy and ge nius , the country was supplied with the means of defense for the ensuing conflow When it became evident that the rebel lion was not to bo suppressed in a single campaign the government began to con sider what means it had for supplying powder to the vast armies to bo put in the field. Mr. Dupont was called to Washington to consult with the president , and his esti mate fairly startled the cabinet by re vealing to them a great danger ahead in the higoly probable exhaustion of the supply of saltpeter. From England alone could the rcqusito amount bo ob tained , and Mr. Dupont sailed for Liver pool with the necessary credentials , per sonal and financial , and made his way with all speed to London. There he at once applied to Peabody and the Barings ( then linancial representatives of the United States in London ) bnt encounter ed many obstacles attributable to the timidity of the secretary of the treasury , who , after promising an ample cupply of funds , had failed to make good all his engagements. In this emergency the patriotic envoy concluded , on the re sponsibility of his own house an arrange ment vith Brown Brother * & Co. , which placed at his command a Buflici nt sum. But the greatest difficulty was yet to bo encountered , for Earl Russell's govern ment refused to allow Great Britain to bo deprived of BO much saltpeter , and Mr. Dupont returned to America. Another consultation of the cabinet was called , and when all were bewildered by the difficulties of the situation , Mr. Dupont made the suggestion that in the event of another refusal , the American minister should bo instructed to demand his passports and close the embassy. This , it was understood , was to bo stated merely as an alternative , for its moral clFect , without any immediate - mediate intention of putting the throat into execution. President Lincoln accepted the suggestion and Mr. Du pont , returning to England , had an in terview with the prime minister , who , on learning the danger of an interruption of diplomatic relations , begged Mr. Du pont to forbear communicatingQwith Mr Adams for a day , and next morning called upon him at his hotel to toll him that the council had boon communicated by telegraph , and the 'consent of the government obtained to export the salt peter. A number of vessels were at once loaded , nnd fortunately got away with their cargoes the very night of the arrival of the news of the capture of Maaon and Slidoll. The premier on hearing that the vessel had sailed ex pressed his satisfaction and privately as * sured Mr. Dupont that ho was at liberty to state confidentially to Mr. Lincoln that scarcely for any cause would Eng land at that period go to war with Amor- AN KAIIL , WITHOUT A HOME. Ay IcHflird'a Ranuli-lIniiHO HIII-IIN Down nnd Ko SjiomiH Ono Night Out of Uoors , Now York Sun , The earl of Aylosford , whoso career in Europe was the talk of the world , and whoso adventures among the cowboys oi Texas were described in a letter to The Sun a few weeks since , lion recently met with a Borious misfortune , his ranch-house having been burned to the ground. The firo-onginated through the carelessness of a servant in handling kerosene oil , and as a strong gale waa blowing at the time only a few moments were required to complete the work of destruction. Only a little bedding and n few articles ol wearing apparel were caved from the flames , but the earl'a greatest rcgrot ic the loss of his armory , in which wore twenty valuable ( tuns , which ho had used iu his hunting expeditions in various parti of the world. One of those guns was for tnorly the properly of the prmco of Wales , and was carried by him during the famoui tiger hunt in India , where the earl wai Jus companion. The ' 'Judge , " as the cowboys call lui lordship , bore his loss phiksotihically and with his brother Dan slept in tin open air on the louward side ot tlio * ban the following night. In the morning hi rode into ISig Springs , and obtained per mission to occupy a vacant ranch-housi belonging to his nearest neighbor , a mai named Denmark. Hero ho will live , will inch comforts as the country affords , unti a now cabin is erected on the site of tin ono that was burned. As wan stated in tny former letter , p about the 1st of January the earl deposit od a draft on his solicitor in London at the Big Springs bank for 10,000 , the same being the amount allowed him an nually by the trustee who was put In charge of his immense estates until his debts shall have boon paid. As soon as the money came his lordship purchased 2.400 cattle for his range , which until thai time had been empty , and is now giving the herd hii personal atten tion. tion.Stray copies of newspapers containing allusions to the illegitimate son of his illvorccd wife have reached here , and have been road with interest by the citi/ons , but it is not prolrablo that the earl has aoui thorn , for ho seldom looks at a nows- laper , and never alhulea to his domestic lillfulties. Ho appears to care nothing ibout events in the outside world , but is ibsorbed in his now occupation. Wei Io Mcjer. It ti now umlj | nitoil tlmt "Wol Ho Moy- JI-'B Cntarrh Cnro Is tbo only treatment hat will nbsolnlely euro Cianrrh frosli or jironlo "Very jlIknclouB , H m'l. Gould , VocpliiR Wixtor , NoK" "One bot.curod mo Mrs. Mary Kenyan , BNmarck , DakoU' " "It " " .toro'nw | | , to the pitlutt , Uov. Geo. F. . Holii. Coblovlllo , N. Y. " "On box radloixJly cured no , Nov. C. H. Taylor , 140 Noble utrcot , Brooklyn. " "A perfect euro nft r 30 yonra littering , , T. D. McDcnnlil , 710 Urowiwny , N. i.&o. , tic. TlioimmN of ttwtlmonlalu nro received from nil | wts of tlio worll. Do- hcrod , Sl.OO. Dr. WoJDe Meyer's lllURtrn- cd Trent Iso. wish ctatomont * by the cure mtlad froo. D. B. Dewey & Co. , 182 l 'nlton "oot , N. Y. tu-tbiat-inA.-o-3ra MANHOOD RESTORED. A victim ot curly Imprudence , cannmit ncrrou * otilUtr , pnimiituro decay , etc. . hmlnir triol Iu tin r TT known remedy , hits dlKornrvd a iilnplo MM of iwlf-cnn. whfch ho will aond 1'UKK to loWHinlTriTr * . AoilrpM. .1. U. UUUVU.H. U Ulmthim SL. New Yoib REAL ESTATE , Williams' Blook,15th&Dodge , No. 81 } 1,900 House and lot lit Credit Konclor aildl Iron , lot OiJxlK , homo of 3 rooms , florid homo , near iloiot. | 78 81,700 Hoiiso and half lot on Chtrlns etroct , vood well and cUtern.hiU cash and time 011 balance. ID $3,000 Homo and full lot on Hamilton street , good ham , fences and In tint class re pair , tor sale cheap and on casv terms 82 4,000 House and barn on lot fronting on Hliormin a\enuo and 17th street. Uooj frontage uf 03 feet on two slreetg. 76 ? 2,500 Cash takes a story and a half IIOIIKO on full lot , on street car , gaod well and cutorn , Juit on of Blunders street. 01 $ S,000 Stcro building and dwelling on full lot , two hlock fiom trroon car line In north Ouiaha , on ea > y terms. H 82,200 Homo on Poppleton a > enuo , south front , splendid llttlo homo and cheap , too. 10 81,500 House and full lot on Bancroft street. 20-81,800 House ot 7 rooms In Kedddd's sub dt- \l lon , 21 31,500 Btoro building and halt lot on JDancroft street. ,01 (2.500 Two storr house on half lot on 10th StOne Ono blook tram car 1 ne. flood barn Ifoeid fences and all In good repair 'ibis | j a bargain. 177 J1.700 Now house on full lot on Charles street , near car lino. 102 $3,000 Ilouie and full lot In Lake's addition1 ono block , from car line and on easy terms. 10J $4,7CO flood liomo of 10 rooms on fnll lot , eood barn &c. , and two blocks from Ilcil lino. Fiye Bonscs For Sale Monthly Payments , 153 $1,000 Homo of five roonn and two lots on Dodge St. , good bargain lor | nido | prop erty. HO-2,60C flood collage oh lot fronting on t o Stl 18th and lUth , fronts on car line , and In the beat part of the city. Sold cheap for cash. Wo can soil you lot In Hawthorne , cheaper and on letter tormi than any other addition as near the city , (350 to Woo a lot. Denises' addition In north pirt of city li being tjoM j un so every ono can have a homo. ( Jill and lot UK show jou the loU , only ton mlnutoi ilrlvo from * ourofflco. Klrkwoo'l. Wo have only afew lots left In this ad lltlon and the flrst comes , get them on ea y terms , Doneckcn's addition. For Cumlng ( treat property , we aeUliithli addition as one will know when thuy Hnd only a third of the lots left MUlard andCaldwolls addition. Wo sell very cheap leluif near blieriniii ave , nnd the lots also nil on rada. Wo have a lot on Whiutrm utrcut , In ArmstronR'a addition oust front , Wa will tell chiap' and on easy terms. llaj field la wet of the city , Cumlni ; and Oass Bts. mil Iliroiuh It. Wo sell in fi > u aero tracts on easy terms , and we will nlvu long tonm to those contcin. luting building , Only s > | miles from tfco city. Wo have barpalna In all furls of Ilio city Inicrovril and unlinjirnicil pniporty , hnuiusaim loln.loti tiifoll andloaso. Ilouten lcnirovniionrs | , liouied tor roil. Notary public In thaolllco at all times , aid convey ances to show propert ) . SEARS & BOSARD THE OMAHA COAL&PRODUCECO I. H. HOVfELt , 1'rcildeot. C. It HUIIALLKU , Vies Vrosldcnt. Tbo cenulno imulder or Colorado co il , Anthracite , [ o a , HUsoulllllnolo , Konsii. Coal Yards , iirldge jtock Yardu , OFKICK3-117 8. lit Street and Mlllatd Hotel Omaha. mon-ued * t McCAETH'V 65 UNDERTAKERS ! 218 14TH STREET. BET. FAUN.AM AND DOUGLAS. PLEULER&HINZ , I'ltACTIOAL Carpenters and Builders Address 1SH South 18th Street E , A , KELLEY , M. D. -AHD- 0. A WILSON M D . , , , , , Physicians and Surgeons OFFICES IIOVD'H Ol'Ba * HOltii 30. "t o TO PURCHASE For Biiot Ca < h. 0 ll on or address Mr. or MR Stopheu J. UllOJJiimcii , Olb ? outU loth ttrcct. Kilby Place BLOCK 16 , These additions are sub divisions of S jaith's addition , lightly piece of ground ad- oining the city on the west Parnam , Dodge , and-Daven- i V port Streets , running direct- y through the property , jots have heen arranged with special reference to desi- 'ahle ' building sites , being 50x155 feet with broad streets and alleys , Several investments have already been made by those intend ing to build good residences this spring , A limited num ber of good houses will ba built for persons byuing lots , and sold on easy terms. This is inside property , hav ing an intrinsic and con stantly increasing in value , rendering it desirable for in vestment , or permanent res iences , Prices for lots , range from $325 to $500 , and will be sold for this present on easy terms , Over 100 lots alreadv sold , Five acres near city , easy terms Several houses for sale on monthly payments. Several thousand acres of lauds desira ble locations iu the best counties of the state. Desirable residence central , full lot. G roomed house near atroot car month ly payonts. 40 acres 0 miles west of Post ofiice , 82,000. House of 10 rooms , full lot , largo barn , on strcettrrck _ , $3,500 , monthly pay ments. ments.'S ' , SSOLB1 AGENTS , 317 South 13th St. , belowFarnam.
