Image provided by: University of Nebraska-Lincoln Libraries, Lincoln, NE
About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (April 22, 1884)
i - ' t y i ? K. . r OMAHA DAILY JiBB TUESDAY , APttIL 22 , 1884 J > QHAVB ? I < 1 MKUICINKu. WARN imUKRAt -inMOE MARK tun UrMUDT , An unfailing cure for Semliml Weak ness , Sperrnatorr- and that fallow < i a ' ' . ; ' _ i : , ; . ! ' * * vr -anETAKlHO. . MUvitudpain AFTER TARING. , ln the Back , Dlmncts of VMon , PreinuuircOl.i A t and naiy ether dlMttii that load tolrmnlty or Con. Ktimptlon and a Promnluro Ore. . URWARII of vhortlaomcnti to rofnnd money , when dtuftf i-t from whom the moillcine is bought do nni refund , but refer jou to the inMiuftcturor * , and tht roqnlroment * are such tlmt they uro itMom , ( f etvr. oompllod with. Sco thclrwrlttcn guaritiitco A It ! * ' of ono elnslo paekiiKO ( if Oraj's S } > oalflo trill oonvinoi the moot sltoiitlcM ol IU rent merits. On account of counWiioltcrs , o hare adopted the Yellow Wrapper , ' the only genuine. C7Pul1 iMrtlculan In our iwuiphlct , which weda ! ro to send free hv n all to orcry ono. f JTTho Sp cldo Mtdlolne ia sold by all druggist * at $1 | icr pack. gge , or alx paeka oi for K , or will bo ncnt free b > taill on the rtrolnt of the money , by addrewiinir THE OKAY MRDICINKCO. , tiuOllo , N. Y. Bold n Omaha > . - -n. Jy 19mt Matter of Application of Isnno Xomansky & Co. , for Liquor Llecunu , NOTION Notice li liercln ghcn that I HBO 7. < manal < y A. Co. dlduponthcHlulavot > irll A. H.lS84nictliclrapnll' ration to the Ma\ur nnd City Council ot ( liniht , Jor Ilconsu to sell milt , fiiilrltuoun and \lnous Liquors , at M. W , cur. t thni il 1'3 | > U. . 1 k\ . , 3 il ward , Omaha , Ncl > , from the 2Ut day of April , 1&4 , to the iilst ta > ol July , 1834. If thcro be no ohjcctton , remonttrancc or protest Died within two week , from Adl | > th A. D.18SI the raid licence nil ! be granted. .ISAAC mtANSKY t CO. Applicant" . 884-It ew k { . J. J. I , . C. JEWBTP. City Clerk , Matter of Application of Georgia E , Black for Liquor Licence. NOTICK. Notlco \ * hereby pUcn that Ocnrjlftli lllack ill J upon the 2 th day of March , A. 1) . It34. file lii < applti.itlmi ( o the Mayor and City Council of Omaha , for license to ncU malt , Splritnus and \lnous ll < | uorn , at n t. nth and C n're street , 2d uard , Onuhn Neb. , from the 1 th day ot April , 18S4 , to the 11 th day of Junu 1881. If there be no objection , remonstrance or protect fll-d ulthln t o weeks from March 27th A. U. 1831 the said license w ill bo granted. O. K HMCK. Applicant. C } It 1-ew } J. J. L. C. JEWKTT , CtClerk. ! . Matter of Application of Da\Id Guild for Urjuor License. NOTICE. Notice In hereby fcl\cn that David 0"ild did unon the2 th day of March A. U , 18S4 , file his application to the Mru or nnd City Council of Omaha , for license to sell Malt , Splrltous and Vinous Mnuorx , at No 818 S. Kill street , let ward , Omaha , Neb. , from th llth day of April , 1834 , to the llth daj of July 1834. If there be no objection , remonatianco or protest filed within two wccka from Marcl 2 th , A. II. 1S84 , the Bald liccnio will bo granted , lUriti nt-it.n , Applicant B33-lew { J. J. L. C J EWETT , City Clerk. Matter of Application of Erlo Wretllnd , for pet mil to sell Liquor as a drugrgUt. NOTICE. Notice ia hereby ( then that Eric Vt'retUnd , did upon the 29th day of M rch , A. D. 1834 , file hla ap plication to the luav or and city council of Omaha , for pern It to cell malt , cplrituouBa andtlnous Ilquora as a Drum 1st to nitf'lcinal , u.cbanlcal and chomloal Surposci only , at No. 122 S. ' 6th street , 4th nard , maha , Neb. , from the llth day of April , 1SS4 , to the llth daj of April , 1835. If there be no objection , remonstrance or protest filed uithin two weeks from ll n.h'2jth A. D. 1881 , the Bald peru.it will be granted. EIUOVlltTL1ND , Anpllcant. 6:4 21 lew J J. J. L. O. JKAKTT , Cityf.crk. ! Matterof Application of Schroeter A. Bccht for per , tuit to sell Liquor as a Druggist. NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that SJroetf r & Pcclit did upon the27th Jay of March A. D. lS3ifile ihiir application to the major and citj council of Omaha for yttu it to sell malt , spirituous and \ Inous liquors as a drug' gist , tor meillc nal mecoumoil and cheml al puni 8cs only , at 211 South 1 th Stnet , Third nard , Omaha , Neb. , from the llth day of Apn , , 1S8I. to the llth da ] -prlllSSS. . If there be no abjection , romomtranco or protest filed within two weeks from March 27A. D. 1884the said license will be granted. bCUKOh.TK.ll & BFCHT. Applicants. 7o-2tlow J. .J. L. C. JBWETT , Cli > rierk IN HOT WATER M C AQREEABLGTOTAKKO O 0) v. O * j O n SELTZER > 5 a u APERIENT. INVALUABLE TO THOSi : OF A COSTIVE HABIT. o 3 OTIN HOT WATER. CHICAGO , ROCK 1SLAHD& PACIFIC IH B/ the ocntr.il poiltion or lt line , oonneuts the li.iot and the Wc t hy the ohorte-jt route , and oar- vioa rta&KOnqora , without chaneo or cars , between Chicago and Kannni City , Council Ululls , Leaven- a worth , Aluliljon , Ulr.ncapoln and ill. Paul. II connect B m union Depot * with all the princlpa. llnea of reid between tno Atlintio and the Pacific Oceana. Ita oquipmrnt is unrivaled aud mugnlu. ceut , bcluc oomp'jscd of Unst Comfortable and lieautlful uiy Coaehci , Idafrntfleent Itorton Ilo * eliolnff Chair Car , 1'ullraiiu'J I'rattlent falaoe i tleepluc C > , aud the JJcjl Lmo or Illnlcx Can 1 In the World. Three Train * hatwcen Chloaco and * Missouri llwer I'olntr. Two Trainri betwreu Cbl > ( agoand HlnucapolliaiutBt. Paul , via thoi'amout "ALBERT LEA ROUTE. " A I'aw and Direct Line , via Seneca and Xanka * Kec. Ima recently tmen opened between Iljohmond , Norlollt.UowrortJfowB. C'hnttauoocii , Atlanta , AU- eunto.lJailnillc. Louliville , Lexington , Cincinnati InUlnnapolls and l alayctte , and Omalia , Ikliuueap- cli > aud SI. Paul and Intermediate pointi. All Tbrouch Pasioccera Travel on fait Biprou Tralni. Tioknta for ( ale at all principal Ticket Oauu ID the United Hl tra and Canada. checked IhrouRh and ratei of fare al ways nt low an competitors tbat oOcr le advau- tosea. For detailed information , eet ttieMapi and Void- en of the GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE A.t jour oeareat Ticket OOoe , or aadreM R. R. fABLC , E. ST. JOHH , rru.AUialM'i'r , 0 o I Tit * . At * . ( JAB. BECKETT , M , D. Physician & Surgeon , ( IATK OP NEW YORK CITY. ) fVOfflooand Ile > ldenc liOi North 18ih itreet , N. of Clark. Office Hour * 3 to 10 a. m , 1 to J p. m and 6 to Notice to Cattle Mon 900 OA.TTLE FOR SALE. I'O Htad ol B't'n ' Three Yean Old. goo < ii TWO " " 0 " Ilel'ern. To " 160 " Hetn , Ono " 20 ' ' " Hiir-r . One " Tba abavf deao-lh d cuttle are nil will hru > ) lova cattle , utrjlifht and ainooth Th'ie cattln will br old la lota to uit nU'chiMM , and at reaanntblt prioei. fat further parti ular < , call ou nra < ld cti U. K. I'ATTOH W * er > r , MrentirCo , Iowa , P. B. AIn you i ? - < rnJml liullt mlJmo Ctw I A FIERCE CONTEST , Some CtenriG Onntcrs Monnlam Lyon , Ono of t ho Party GiUiIt ) kutlioMon- .liius ntid Is Utscucd \Vlth nillloulty. Cheyenne Lnndor. Mtmrs. EJwnnl Kapp , John Peters , Ed. Iluglien mid Henry 'i'liugos , li.ivu just returned from n hunting trip which they inadti the Intlur part of last wcuk to the Pine UlulFi null country ndjicuiit thproto , in which they worn very aucci'ss * ful , haying bagged ouo hutidrud ivnd tidy Bovon ducks , three groy wolves , and what 13 anil butter , two mountain Hone , ono a moiutor and the ether n ainull cub. The ducks vrcro bagged in thu vicinity of the station nnd along tlio ntrc.iin which wornls its way along bosidu the low bolt of lulls that ho nunr tlio station. On Sunday afternoon , however , the pnrly , who were all we'll nrmud , pushed south of the na tion a few milui into the hills for the pur pose of trying their luck with ainiiothing nf moru importance in tlio way of game They were well rewarded f r the coin- nutndnblu effort which they inado f"r this purpose , and before they hud gene two miles from the station had succeeded in bringing down three largo grey wolves. Smnowlmt clutud by the sue cess which had thus far rewarded them , they pushed on still further couth , across a level scope of country which was wall ed in on the south by another nnd larger range of hills. Thcao hills wore of Unit kind BO commonly found in this part of the far west , and in many insUiicva termed ' 'chalk blufla. " Into these hill * which nro rcploto with ravines and email wiuding canyons , the party nmdo their way , hardly knowing or thinking of what ihoy might fii.d. Tlioy finally came to a cuuous ravine or canyon which they con cluded to explore for a short distance and then it was agieud that they should re trace their steps toward the station in case they did not discover anything upon which they could try their muikmatmhip. Just at the entrance of this raviuo or canyon upon the left of their trail stood quite an elevation , which might prouerly bo called a butto. They had just passed this and were following the ravine which wound its way to the lult and partly to the roar of the butte , when a dog which liad followed them from the station , and which had lingered behind them , gave a sudden yelp and rushed past the hunters in on excited condition. They halted and turned back for a short dis tance , but could sea nothing , when sud denly they were startled almost out of their boots by a sound which they de scribe as half way between a scream and a roar , and before they could recover from their surprise tire mountain lions , ono of them a monstrous ono , in ado their nppoaranco from behind a small rocky formation on the side of the hill , They did not at first feel disposed to at tack the party , but without stopping to consider the gravity of the situation , Huahes , of the pirty , fired somewhit wildly , but his shot took effect , and in stantly killed the smaller lin. At this the monster survivor of the two nmdo di- directly for the party. Kapp at once tir ed , slightly wounding the animal in the right fore leg. Tanges alao fired , but bv this time the animal was right among them. Fortunately his shot entered vital part of the animal ( the right luo but they had no time to hro again or to HUB their gunn to any advantage. Two of the party , Kapp and Peters , had largo KUivea with thuiu. , Tneso were roaortec co , but in the meantime the lion hac closed in on Petora , who , in endeavorin to protect himself , stumbled and at the sumo time lost his knifo. At this mo ment the monster caught Pe tora' foot in his mouth. ' But the others of the party had not been idle during this time , for they know that the lifo ot their companion depended on them. Hughes clubbed his gun and began to deal out aomo tremendous bio rs on the animal's head , while Tanges , who had picked up the knife dropped by Peters , together with Kapp , closed in on the lion with their knives , and succeeded not only in saving the lifo of the piostrate Peters , but before ho had received serious injuries. The animal waa dispatched , having received three or four mortal wounds from the knives in the hands < f Kapp and Tanges. Al together it WAS ono of the most remarkable contests bo twcon man and this much dreaded ani mal that has taken place in this nortioii > f the tar west for inAny y-ars , und had it not been for the remarkable nocvo and courage of.tho member * of the party , one at least and probably moro of the party would have met their diuth in this conflict with this "terror of the foot hills. " An it was the parly were pret'y badlj alarmed lifter tlio nfTiir was over. Pe ters , whose iujuriea were not diuigcrniiM with difficulty nmdo his wny bwk to tin- station , after which the remainder of the party returned with a wagon and brought in the two dead nnimaln. The party re mained at the IJlulla until Tuesday , when they returned to Ohejnnno , having in th" meantime prepared the skins of the liens and sent them to Chicago to ho e tuff-a and mounted. It is thu intention of Air. Hupp and hio companions to send thn skin of the largest to the "Id country ha present to eonio high Gorman official , while the smaller 0113 will adorn Mr. lapp'a place of business on Sixteenth street. Tlio Ouuso ot uuw I'rlcea. Boston Journal. ( Thu prices of nearly all commodities are lower now than they Imvo been for , fears , Thi * is not confined to the United j States , but extends to every country in iho civilizrd world. Erly in 1880 wheat was worth $1 GO a bushel ; in 1882 it wax worth 81 45 , now it ia aullinu tor about 81 , The name id true of other ci-reals Two years ago potatoes were u bonanza to the Now England farmer who hud a cellar full. Now they have scarcely u price in the chief potato rainitiK regioun D ( New England. The same is true of liay and moat other agricultural products 0 itton is thu ono great ataplo thu price /which 1ms nut materially doclinodduring the past four years. The fall in motulb has been oven reater than in agricultu ral products In four yeura pig iron ha * | fallen from 81 ti to 82" , and utoel rail * from $00 * xi $35 pnr ton. 0 'PI'O' ' ' ' . which sold four years ngo at 25 cents a pound , is now worth bur 14 cenU , and lead which brought U cents , can hcarctly ho dhpoAcd of at 4 cents. Co&l alone retains ita price , bocnuao its prediction is ru stricted , In rill article ) of clothing , car poU and manufactured goods general ! ) the decline in prices has been quite us de rided as in the department of ng-icultiirtv Thu price of labor is tlio one thing in the market that nan not declined anything like the percentage of shrinkage in other value * . What is the cause of this decline in prices ? There are thoho who will find , explanation in thin ir that hohby or theory , but the chief cuuto 'u bimplu aud } can bo explained in a single word ixtiiindftDco. Wheat Is low bccauoo high prices for a number of years Imvo stimu lated production in every land tliatcftii [ iroduco it. Two generally abundant harvests throughout the world , in India as well as America , have rather over stocked the market with bread. Hnncc the dcclino in the prico. I'o atocs have bo i n n cash article nt a hiun price thu ix or eight joars. Last seaion ihi-ro was an abundant harvest every where. The remit is n glutted market and utmtisfaotory prices. Beginning in 1870 , there was a general increase of nativity in nil manufacturing enterprises , following years of depression. It was not confined to ono country , but extended to all , There was n scarcity , nnd ft natural cocjeUoiico | was high prices High prices mid largo profits etiinulated jirodiiciinn , nnd the const quenco , at the jnd of live yo.xrs , is nkundmice nnd noino thing to spare .Fortunately this noneral dt-clino in prices has not been attended , is is often the ease , by n financial panto When will hiuhcr pncos bo realized ? In , etc. , when the ninrts nro no longer ovimtocktd ; nnd in manufactures , when the already slackening production shall Imvo roituciid nbundiinco , so that supply will no longer exceed demand , 131OHT 11UMHUCIV014IS A MlMJlK. Tlio "WomlerTnl lrojjrp .s nnrt 1C 111 O- iency ol tlio I'OHtnlTnlcKrnph. ' What the "f United ' people " the Sta'cs , nnd especially the business men of thin city , have loog hoped for and have us often been disappointed in obtaining , scorns in a fair wny of being nt Iixat re- lir.ed , " said a well known merchant to t > Dial hand th's ' morning , "I refer to the Postal Telegraph com pany , which is making gigantic strides on IB old and laggard rival , thn Western Union , nnd is now furnishing thu people of this and moat other largo cities with tv system of telegraphic ) communication nt u reasonable rate , nnd v. Inch performs thb service in n moat rapid nnd nccurnlo manner. From personal observation I can say thnt the business man of New York City are delighted with the prompt nnd reliable system of this company , and Believe that the Western Union haa nt nst found a rival which can neither bo crushed out nor consolidated. Due go nround to their general office ind see for yourself.t The principal down town office of this company is nt No. 49 Broadway. Thu BCOUU presented waa a bustling and nctivo one , and gave evidence of the exertions which are being made to open up now offices as fast ns practicable. Hugo boxes of zincs , bundles of wire nnd immense packages of stationery were being made ready for shipment in the supply depart ment on the ground floor. The company occupy the whole of the largo building , and every corner gave it indication that business was rushing. In a conversation with Mr. Bosonor , ono f the directors of the Postalregard ing the prospects of the company and the general outlook of the tolcguaphic busi ness , that gentleman said : x "Our wires are being taxed to their full capacity , and wo are daily opening new offices. Our rates to all parts of of the country where wo have oflices now open are twenty-five cents for twenty words. whii > h is much cheaper than by any ether line , nnd in our case cheapness does not imply bungling work nor vex atious delays. Wo have the fine quality of wires nnd instruments. Our compound copper wire , which wo use on all our lines , is the most expansive that is man ufactured. Our wire is equal to nix of the common wires used by the Western Union and is cheaper in the end , as nothing short of a cyclone can break it. It is composed of steel wire one-eighth of an inch in thickness inclosed within a copper wire of a q mrtor of an inch di ameter. The insulating of this line ren ders it possible to work easily from New York to Chicago without repeaters , whereas Western Union is compelled to use three nets of repeatera on a similar circuit. "I would like to call attention to ono thing which is now in operation is this city und will prove a boon to thousands of people. Our rote for twenty words to any part of the city is only fifteen cents' . Instead of ono sending a message from , say Wall street to Sixty-fourth street , by a district messenger , nnd being compelled to pay perhaps seventy-five cents or a dol- Ur for the same , he can have it performed by our company for fifteen cents. You know a man can dictate quite n letter in twenty words. "Our principal up-town office will bo in the Uoft'man house , -which will be made the cuntro cf distribution for thu immense district in that and adjoining localities will bo instan'ly ' despatched to the distributing office in the Hoffman , thui saving the long messenger journey up Broadway , by which menus the other comiiHuiea now deliver their business. " 'Di > your lines reach nil the principal "Nearly all , nnd wo nro extending ; hem ju-tt fis rapidly ns wo can i.'ot th material to their destinations. Wo nro ) | ) en to Chicago , nnd expect to roach St. li mis , Now Orleans , Gulvcstou and the Mouth treat in a very short time. " "What about the now cable which is to bo worked in connection with your company ? " "Itwill bo landed hereabout the first of July. It will Und nt Dover , N. 8 , 'mm whence a short cable will bo run to 3apo Ann , Mass. , to connect with our lystem of land lines. A land line will bo run from Dover bay to Now York which will bo ready for use in case of the 'uiluro of the short c.iblo. Wo will use -ho Continental system or aluhabct on our cable , that being bettor adapted to this t particular branch of business. The cable now is ( iO cents per word to Euiopc 1 , but will soon ho reduced when nur cable ryatom is completed , There is no feur of our cable syettm being sold our , as the stock is wh < lly In the hands of two persona who nro closely identified with our company , Mr , J. W Mucke-y and Mr , James Gordon Bennett. " "What nbout you proposition to do the business of the government instead of it building 1 its own lines ? " 'Wo have mudp a very fair proposi tion , and I ihink it nil ! bo accepted. Wo oiler to do the Rovorninent bu iness , and that of nil private parties also , nt the gbiioral into of 25 cents for twenty words within a rad us of 2,000 miles The gov ernment would be under no expense , ex onpt to ftllnw the location of our offices in all posti ilices , not to save us the expense of rent , but to render the location t-aaily accessible to the public. If our offer is accepted , it will render cheap telegraphy a certainty , for ten years ut nny rate , and how any congressman c.ui go buck to hm constituents and try tn justify his course in voting againxt this great boon is more than 1 can understand. " Nr. P. W. Gushing , the well known electrician , who exhibited many tele gmphio appliances at thn Paris > xposi. ttoii in 1880 and at the Viminn Kloetri- . cal com-russ in 1B82 , is now cnnntccod ; with the postal com puny. . "For the last thrto raontha I liavcj bocn engaged in laying our wires under ground in Washington , D , 0. The * ys tern which wo there adopted in n great success , and has demonstrated thnt the underground laying of telegraph wires n entirely feasibly. The expense nt tlio start is somewhat grantor , but the immu nity from accidents , such ns being broknn bv fires nnd storms , is entirely obviated , Wo shall lay our wires underground ni soon ns practicable in the largo cities whether the law compels us to do so or not. " In the operating department the clif ffront systems in use were explained by Mr dulling. The workings of the Gray harmonic system , on which six messages are Bout nnd the saino number received at the SAIIIO tirno , woio nhown. "This , " si5d Mr. Gushing , "is far su perior to the Edison quadruples systoin , which is still in mo by thn Western Union. Eighty words per minute nro sent by this plan , whereas the _ utmost oipability of the quadiuplox is forty words " The Liggo automntio system vraj next examined und an exhibition of ita work- gt niven. A brass cylinder , eighteen inches i long nnd ton inches in diameter , is connected with n wire to 0'iic.tgo , Eight 1 hundred words wore printed on this cylinder in the Morse nhjhabot by moans of an insulating ink , which , when the cylinder is revolved , allows n small steel pen to slip between the ink und the I unmarked braes , thus forming n circuit and causing the matter t" bo re 1 produced in Chicago on n chemically pre 1I I pared tnpo exactly ns it loft Now York. The cylinder it worked by a small steam enginn , which counts it to ruvolvo upon n shaft. The eight hundred words wore transmitted nnd an answer received from Chicago that they were "O K. " in exact ly one minuto. "The Whrjatstono system , which is pir- ' illy in use in the Western Union , " said Mr. Ciuhinit , "is only capable , when working ut its best , of transmitting " 00 -orda per minuto. The Western Union people have been trying for over n year to gut it working satisfactorily , but so far with little success. It is generally re garded in electrical circles ns being a white elephant on their hands. It does very well in England , where work is dona much slower , but the climatic conditions of this country nro not favorable for its aucccssful working. The IllulrlloiulH Sold. Dubuque Spcciul to the Globo-Domocrnt. It is now officiary announced that , as stated unauthoritntively some time ago , the Chicago Je Northwestern railway has purchased all of the Blair railroad inter ests in Northwestern Iowa , viz : The Iowa Falls & Sioux City , the Sioux City & Pacific , the Mnplo Valley , the Tro- mont , Elkhorn & Missouri Valley , and , in fact , nil the Blair properties , posses sion to bo given July 1. The sale docs not include lota nnd lands. By the terms of the purchase the Northwestern issues a little over $14 000,000 of stock in exchange for the stock of the com panies which arc bought out , and as sumes the bonded debt of those compa nies. Now that thu Blair interest has boon sold , necessity for the pro posed now line between Dubuque nnd Freeport , nnd passing through Galena , does not seem to exist. Officers of thu Illinois Central were seen this morning in regard to the sale , and credited the state ment that Blair had sold his Iowa lines , including the line from Iowa Falls to Sioux City , now leased by the Illinois Central. If the Central renews its lease at its expiration throe years hence , ns it haa the privilege of doing , the present railroad advantages of Dubuque will not bo impaired , and ( ho Chicago and North western may build into Dubuque after all. But , if the Central surrenders its loose , the Chicago nnd Northwestern ! will carry through Clinton the greater portion of the eaut-bound freight which comes to Dubuque , which by an net of congress is made the western terminus of the Illinois Central , and it is probable that that com pany will cither renew its lease of its Iowa division , west of Iowa Falls , or build a line into Minnesota from Du buquo. Ball Tossers a WOIHH Kink Than Pow- ( lor-Mukors. Philadelphia Rfcord. "Do you know , " said an insurance ogout yesterday , "that accident insur ance companies will not insure a piofoss- ional base-ball player , although they ac cept risks on powder maker * ? Ic seems strange , doesn't it , " ho continued , "that ball playing nhould bo considered moro hazardous than powder-making ? The in surance people figure this way : While ac knowledging the dangerous employment of men in powder factories , it is presum ed that the men thcinsehound their cm- ployura take every precaution to prevent accidents , and thus , by attending strict ly to their business , they escape all in jury. It is not so with the ball playm. No matter what precautions are taken , they uro always getting their hands burst optm , finger * broken , or their faces cut open , thereby preventing them fr' > m playing. If they were iiuuiol in the ac cident insurance companies , the latter would be obliged to pay them a certain amount of money weekly , while on the sick line. It has buen safely demonstrat ed that the moil who eat their noonday meal astride a keg of powdur , are safer from accidents than ball tossers. The latter , hoover , have no trouble in get ting tin ir Jivus insured as their injuries , while often uuvore , do not generally end fatally. " Couccntruto Vitality. All excitants , to radically cure , must bo innocent. The art consiata in con tinuing their use until mattois in the ymein contrary to henlth nro removed tlKALTII PIMM HAWJNl'SS IN TUB MK11B BKM'E OF KXIHTKNOK. BUANDIIKIII'K PJLLS stimulate the blood so ai to enable nature to throw off nil morbid huinois , und cure diseaee , no matter by what name it may be called , The secret of recruiting ihe vital principle ciplo is discovered in BMANI HK II'H PILLS , hi cause they remove what holds it in cheek. It is boliovbd they possess the eleinen * * of vitality. Ueitt , healthy animal warmth , is ceitalnly increased by the IJJQ of this wonderful medicine. Pro vided thu graot organs are not irrepur- ubly injured , there is no disease BIIANU- UKTH'H PILL * will not cure , The true art of healing is to assist nature to throw of disease to concentrate , as it were , thu whole vitality of the Bjstein to eject the enemy that has Cantoned on a part. Our UKANDKKTU'H PILLSWe ! put off with none otheraud follow the pnniuu directions , and health will euroly bless you. . ' The Nuvul Hill. I WAHIIINOION , April 21. A.t n mooting of the house committee on appropriations It'proEoutativo Randall was instructed to report back the naval appropriation b-ll with the recommendation that the house nor concur with the senate amendments. .The amendments increased the appropri- wtion moro than GOO,000. Itornalntng In the Omaha pOTtodlw unclaimed for the week ondinR April 10 , 1831 ! OKNTLKSIK.V. Amos .T Anaolmy .T Anthony A llorgtnon 1i D.immO BojIoM Keiimllot .T lirnu u V 1 ! 3 llonhack J 1' Kruoko U llornnnl J O llnrmvhro II C lliirnlmm L K G Ittill H lliuorW Crobii J 11 Oiuiroo L CotnbcH ] , A Church i : V OolHu O U Colby O H Cox P Comptnn W 2 Crlss 0 ( . ' 1 .tin W Collins (5 W Uonnolt P Cliiwo 0 N larrllr Dwitt M. IVmornhky J 1 ! Dlcklmcn 11 S-2 Dolun W W Drrtko W I'.llhim H InglortFJ Wstb ' 'loury A A V \ M 'liKid It , T 1'itrct & lirndlny 'alrlluO ( iitrllxch U liinldurt Mr ( Srtor.ID ( ! IHM 11 O Harper K HoiistimU lluiifslor J 1 ItansJ A lluiipnlrr .1 HnrtU.l KixxlKK Hooker Cut Ilium U I. Hares D llcliulch U Hrti'ffiwd W lluf I' llartjolll'll llollu J a ilicknmn O J linguist N P iTohmtnsnon K . ' Joins Jti 1 * Johnson U ( J Rolly.t ! S Kliikan II Knlml'l' Konplln , r Keller 0 Keiiyoii W V jAWionco Ij Lltmhan .onion U A .loyd T lilndborgS , nge l > 11 Lciinnnl 11 K jnvlngton H K hnraon P McKlunmn.I H McQ noon J JIur | > h > J ll McK. H Mnlinirioiia It 5 Moray M.-Muylcr W NlchuU 0 It & Co U'DoiuUina J D Olann A O'Keod F O \ortonTH 1'utornon J II 1'oarvon A J [ 'otoreou Dcos & Co PnttouT UUMDll F 0 Hand J I1 Uo O Ketil 0 K Oft ft K Koclumn J .T KodeckerJ B Koslor .1 U 5 Stlmptiun C jtaub L Stovonsun A jhuoloy .T Bwlpgott .T L StoxonsunJ ? ShiiffD Streiby G N Stvoeim A J Sullivan W P Ktuokfold P Sumloll O W Sorcnsou P J Sii idt 1' Sinclair S Tony J O Taylor , T Touuor J Tynnry M WardJ \Vhttiiov J O ' Williams J T White J A 3 Wilson , T Walters W Wllcox O H Weathers 1 Yatoa C M XiimuuimimP CLASS MATTKH. Mnrtln Mra W Ilutnphroy Belle 3ooko Mra M B Faith MIIS O * Matron Mlsa S L Wouthworth Mrs EC tAUIKB. Anderson Mrs Derqvlst MIB 1' [ iooso Ii Bniloy Mlsa M Uurr Mr S 13rny Miss K Uoycr Ij Drown MU K lloumla Miss M DujdMiHsB [ iootio Mrs V lintlin Miss Sooner MHB | J L Cuhiil Mrs M Chrii-tonsoii C Cluro Mrs J Dellavon MUg I--2 Dick Mrs 0 M Dyer Mrs M Klston Mies N Knda K K Fiahor Mrs M , T Fiolda Mrs H GnatufHoa Miss S Trillin Mlsv M P GInu Mis J Ouuruo Mrs A liulman Mlsa K G 1HI1 Mis A M Hyor Miss M , llnll Miss IS C llall MM N Johnson A M Jonlln Mias M K JlnklnsF Joliiinou Mlas J I lines Mra AD .Tohimon Mlsa M' Keclor 1 , Kos Minn S Kutni > Miaa L Logonr M'rs 8 * LOWJH Miss L Louruun MIi-s M 0 t.co'otk Miss A Miller Mies C ! U Miller Miss O 2 Miller Mi-s L Moylan Miss H Miller Mra M MetqiilatMra O A Myrick Mra K McCalTrov Miss A K NlUson Mlsa A Norton Alina J Ij Olaou Mm U Uaeonpap Mies A I'ock Mrs C K Pottoraou MlBa O Fairish Mrs K liittor Miss M KohmU Mrs H Uuthkoskeo Mra IIV Uoth Mta W Horpy C Klcliardeon A Stewart Mrs M Svensson Mies N Stone Mita Li Strong S Stephens Miss II Smith Mra B Mlsa A Bnihh Miss S K Boost Mien J Scbnako Miss A Bulllvon Mra Smith Mrs M W Tiglio Miss L Thompson Mrs .f H Von Borris Miss S Ynn LIcklor Miss M Wilson Miss L Whitney Mra A WJkoff Mra L Wilson Ml s M Wolctitt K Wuldt Miss M 0. K. COUTANT , PoHtraaator. THE OMAHA rOnL&PRODUCECO. . II. HOWKLL , 1're'sldcDt. 0. U SOIIALLKIt , Vloo-1'rosldcnt The GENUINE liOULDER and Colorado eo 1. An- hrai itu , Io . Uifiduuri.lllluold , KUJISU. Coal Y ru UrlJgo Stuck Yardn. OPKICE9-1178. lit Street nj lllllarcl Hotel , TO PURCHASE For Hpot Ca"h 0 ll on or add r CM Mr. or Mrs. ! toiheu | J. nilODtflUCK , 018 Houtli 10th btrctt. J. WILLEBOOESE , FORMERLY I'UOPRUTOK OP Temperance Hall Saloon ! Hai now opened ht > raloon at the ' Corner of 14tli and Douglas Sts. Vliore ho will xell the bos' hind of Liquors , Wiota , and Lager Deer , EREE LUNCH EVERY DAY. jtiTMy trlenea are a I Invited. up 18-lw. MlnsraceAgen 'hoiuU AaournLCxi Oo. , ol Condon , Caah Motl. . . . , . . . mtoheitei , N T. , Capital . OM,000.0 44U fitorchanti , ol NerV , N , J , Capital l.HH.WO.OI OirardKlre. ci . . . l,2X ) . Q.Oi Kund , Cai t l TO INVENTORS ! PATENTS OHTAINKD FOR OKIQINAL . Inyention , Discoyery or Design , OAVEAT3 , DISOLAIMER3 , Ro-lsauos and oxtentlona filed , and ap pen I u autod. ALL PATENT BUSINraS 1'UOilITLY ATFKNDED 10 B t referenrci. Ke % oia"lecharifM. Wn'et'Ww HYDE HMITII Jr , 9ld "H. " St. , r { . W , W uiui < ton U. 0. u. i'AoiLSKN. ANN/I / L. IIEKHON DRS , PAGELSEN & BENSON , Of AND OHILDREN. I Oltlce SIO North Iflth Btre t Hour * 9 to 12 a m I X HI 6 p. uu ilenldtmce Bouth Utb , uur Cutr 1 lUlMlt , illCUARDS & W. A. CLARKE 5 Proprietors. Superintend Works II , P. RAILWAY 17TH & 18TH STREETS MANUPACTUttERS OF AND DEALERS IN Engines , Boilers WATER WHEELS , ROLLER MILLS , Mill and Grain Elevator Machinery MILL FURNISHINGS OF ALL KINDS , INCLUDING THE' Celebrated 'Anchor ' Brand Dufour Bolting Cloth STEAM PUMPS , STEAM1 WATER AND GAS PIPE BRASS GOODS AND PIPE FITTINGS , ARCHITECTURAL AND BRIDGE IRON. . O I § o are prepared to furnish plans nnd estimates , nnd will contract fcr ho erection o Flouring Mills and Grain Elevators , or for changing- flouring Mills , from Stone to the Roller System. 53Mjgpecial ! attention given to furnishing Power Plnms for any pur- joae , and estimates made for same. General machinery repairs attended 10 promptly. Addrpss RICHARDS & CLARKE. Oimfca , Neb .Sold witfe an Absolute ® f 'h&Wg the Finest and , . ! Most Perfect Gj-oods ffifoer LANGE & FOITIGK , 318-3 0 S. 13th fcst. , near Farnam. Manufaoturod by tlio tfXluhlgun atovo Oo. , Detroit and Chicago. BALLET AND DAVIS GO'S PIANOS [ ENDORSED BY FRANZ LJSZT. ] COdTOV , March let , 18 I h IEU'ON 1'IANO CO OrsiLXUBK Your ln tmment * . flrand , Bcpiare and Vprliilit , are really noble Instrura pro.re < . ntsnud unrltalKdfur lijjuty ul touuand llul-h. Allow irp to cjiiKratuUtw tummour stiillog RECOMMENDS ITSELF. . TZlTrC2t -I..7.1. , . V / k.13 JUT CDTr1 . r.l n 1510 * Di.dgn B REAGENT Street , Omaha , , Neb. " UNIVERSAL RANGE ! " , THE BEST IN THE WORLD. SOLD BY" > i ' 1 CTOIHIILSr ZECTTSSIZEJ , ' -PKALEIt IN- * HARDWARE , SDPKRIOR COOK STOVES , TOOLS , IMPLKMENTS , XXoxi.iMofuix'xi.ietZa.lxa.e Groo < 3. & , 8407 Ouminy Hivpt. ' - - OMATA. { G , H. WOOD & CO. , 8UOJKSHOIW TO WUSTKUN HTRAM 1IKATINO CO. , F L TJ DVC B H STEAM AND GAS FIUTEHS , 215 North 10th Street , bet. Capitol Ave and I DA roujKirt Street , Telephone No , 495. tr f . * "
