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OMAHA DAILY BJSB FRIDAY MAY 2 ,
BRUNSWICK & CO.
Fifteenn Ball Pool , Carom
AND ALT , OTHKtl ( mtINO TAlU.Ka TEN TIN
BAU.3 , C11KOK8. KTO.
18 South Sd Street , : ? ) * , tottln411 De'ft ro Street
Kansas City , Mo. , mil/oiigUs St. . Omaha , Neb.
HEN11Y flORNBEUGER ,
Agent.
or ( MMfrcueg and I'rlca Llatn.
Dr , Amelia toughs ,
, J&mOB AND HESIDENCE
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1617 Dodge , St. , - Omaha ,
TRUEPIIONK No 141.
F. SCHEUERMANN M D
UKOULAU QE1UIA
Homeopathic Physician.
SPECIALIST OP
WOITKH , CH1LD11KN & OIHONIO DISEAsi
Honra-At n 8ldenoo , No. MIS 8. 10th Street , till
J J > , ? t.l"Ja 't"s' ' ' ' m- Hours AtofficoNo. 1C8
M4 n5 % ,1Mi , St" Hoom 7Ilrom 10 ' 8 p. m.
N.B.-TI10
- Tape Worm will bo ruinnvod , wtbout
danrer. In tlmn of from 2 to S hour * .
C
AlONd TUB TjjfE OF TUB
Chicago , St , Paul , Minneapolis and
OMAHA RAILWAY.
The nov extension of ( his line from WakeflelJ up
BEAUTIFUL VALLEY of the QAN
throuRh Concont and ColorijRO
.
Roaches the best portion of the State. Spoclil ex
erosion rn'oa for Und teekors over thin line to
Wnyna , Norfolk and Hartlngton , nnd > 1 Blair to all
principal points on the
SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC RAILROAD
Tnlns m or tht C. . St. P. if. & O. lull way to COT
iKton. Sioux Uty , Ponca , Ilartlngtou. Wayne and
Norfolk ,
aoan.xi.oot * vt 2&ln. ± v
or Fremont , Oakdao , NeHffb , and through to Val
entitle.
43TFor rates ami all Information call on
K. B. WHITNEY , General Acent ,
TTNITED STATES AND OEUMANM\K SE"I-
\J WmitT.V STEAM FHS Hamuure-AmcrlLua
1-aclct Corrpiny's Line t T PLYMOUTH ( London1
Cherbourg. ( I'arlOaad I1A tinUfia. Saturday toam-
era tn Ilamhuv direct I.F.SSINO , Awll IB : IIOIIK
MIA. / urll in. OULLEKT.pril 7 < ; WESTPHALIA ,
Vpril VI : Ai-TIA , t y 3 ; WJELAND , Hov 8.
ll u > : Flint Cabin , f 5 , ? 70 and ? ' 0. Steerage , V.9.
PrepaH ttccraga tickets , 8'S El. . rBnn rates treat
lY reduced. H'nd for "Tourist Uazetto" llenrj
Pundt , Mark Ilanien , F. E. lloirea , M. Toft , agents
in Omaha , Gronewltr fcPriiointiron , amenta in Coun
cil BluiK C. B : niCHAUD s CO. , don. Vat. Agti ,
Bl Broidway , N. Y.
jSSLWITH
WITH
'ad year worlc is done for all time
to time to come.
WE CHALLENGE
to produce a more dnranle material
for street pavement than the
Sioux Palls Granite.
OIRIDEIRS
-OR
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filled promptly. Samples sent and
estimates given upon application.
WM.MOBAIN&CO. ,
Sioux Falls. Dakota.
The lite or the totiu " Hboi
; Una" In couuectlon wltbtbi
coqwrito name ol > { ie tro d ,
convojaan Ucoof uatwbat
raaulrad by the traveling pub
Ilo-a Short Line , Quick llmi
Bud .tho best ol accommoUa
_ _ _ tlons all ot wblcb are lorn-
bhod by tbo Kroatwt railway la America.
QHIGAGO.P/IILWAUKEE . /
And St. Paul.
Itowiu and opcr&tes over 4,600 mlleaol
Northern Illinois , Wlscoiinln , Mhinosota , Iowa
Dakota ; and a > U main lines , branches and oonneo-
tlons reach all the Krfat bualnoej contro of the
Nortbwast and Far West , it naturally answers ttc
ddMriptlJn ot Short Line , and Beat lloute b twooo
Chlcifc'O , HUwuukee , St. Paul and Mhmcapolli.
1 Clilcacu.llllvvaukco , L Crosio and WInona.
Ohl KO itllvvaukco , AbcrJewi and EllcuUalo
ChteT'O MUwaukoe , Eiu Claire and UtMlwatcr
Chtozo SIHwaukf o , Wauiau and Merrill.
OlilciSn Mllwauleo , Hfavcr Iam and Oahkoen.
Cblcigo Milwaukee , WauVf nha anil Oponomowoa
ChlcKo MlUaulte , Midlson and I'ralrledu Ohlea
Chio KO , Milwaukee , Onatonna and Falrlbaalt.
Chlcwo Heloit J ne vl'le ' and Mluenl I'olnt.
Chlowo Klzin , Kocklord and Bubuqne.
OhtoKo Cirnt nUock Island and Cedar lUplJs.
Chlcwo Council Uluffd and Omaha.
Chicago , Woux City , 8loux Falls and Yftn" n
Oh awe Milwaukee , Mitchell ami Uharulwluuj.
lloak Inland , Dubuiuo , St. 1'aul Rnd JtlUMMwlil.
Uavenport , faalmar , . 1'auland Ilunaoht. |
Pullman Bloeperi and the Flno3t'.Pll'.n.lrJ ! ' 'l
ol tha OH I C
orld ara run on the malnlluw
MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL RAIU
Mdovlfr attention ffpS. . ! lo Tpa ngeriiy oourto
oui vmployN ol the ooiopany ,
a i UKKAtr.u , A.V. rrrraa ,
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OE > a. I
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Railway Time Table.
Alt tmlnRartlr * t nml i trou * Omtht on
C ntr l Krnndiuit Tlmo , nhlch S4 inlniiu * fas'ef
th&n a m limit.
t Krcort SaturJiy , Kxfopt Sumhy , J Exwpt Men
uay
Vroni Union I'nclllu Dppnt ; Tenth St.
u. r. n it. , MAIN LINK.
LKAM. .
Jttllanil i : . . . ! am Atlantic K u.
Pacido i : p , . . , Srvj ] iin XUl Mid K p..4i\gtir
Dally.
UEPUnUCAX VALI.KV DIVISION.
K. \RRIVK ,
Lincoln Kxji..l2'fi | > m | Lincoln hxf . 1:20 : ptn
DUMMY ThAlNh-UIUlHlK DIVISION.
tx to Omihai 8 4) , 8 00,9:00. : 10.00 , 11115 a m. , 1-0 ! ,
2:00 : , 8.00 , 4:00,6:00,0.00 : : , 10.3 * p. m. UnSmdiyi
84) , 0:00 : , Ili6 : a. m ; ! :00 : , 400 , O.-OO , IOSS i. in.
Arrive at tinn lonlcpot IS minute later ; Broadwty
dcoot , Council Illuflj , to minute t later.
( xiavoUouucIl liluiti , Mroirtwa ) ilrpot , 7:50 : , 820.
* ' U 40K.m. ; 1:3(1 : ( , X.80 , 3.SO " " ' " '
llH6 : n.m' "bn'SundaysY.sO : 3"Til"o"a."in.'i2 ! S !
430 , flS5 : , llC6p.tn. : Arrive Trantlci depot , 7 Via-
ut < slater.
Lcaxo Council WuCTs Transfer depot ! 73 * . 8S7.
937,10.37 , 11-47(1 ra ; 1-37 , 2 37 , 3 37 , 1 40,6.37,0:45 : ,
11:1 : J p. in. Arrive Omiht 13 mlnutct later.
TfUNSFEU'lltAlNS.
IBA\B. ARRIVE.
M No. v , , . . .S-IK nm I'M * . No. 3.llHn : m
" 0 8-63 urn ' 16..Ufi. : m
" 4 4 ! A pin I " U . 7u'Sptn
" , . . . , . : | im ' i . 8:16 : pin
" 10 ; : ispinl
Dally.
itmsouui PACIFIC ,
L AVH. I ASRUH.
St. Louis hi | 7:15 : atn I Omiha E p..0.t5 pm
Pallj.
B. c. & P. ii. n.
8-40 , m8t Taut tup. . 11-15 a m
t. IMulKxp 7:16pm : | Mall 7 ; < w um
L'ally.
o. ft N. w. ii. n.
. . LV\V . I AIIIIIXK.
Wall' P 00 n m I Kn-rcet J 10:60 : am
Bijirerat 5ou p in I Mall * , 7OJ pm
o. , u. n ft r. K. R.
- . AUIIUB.
Wall' 001am I BiprcsjJ 10-CO.im
.b.0pm : I Mall * 7ilOlnn
C. , M. & St P. It. U.
ARUIVIt.
. . . .OCOnm PASlQo nipt. . . 10 60 a m
VUantloEit tCupm : Mali & Ejp- , VCOpni :
0. , i ) &Q It. It. ( \ la Council llliiffs )
.
Etpresa 10tom :
Hul f.copm
Daily.
WAnASH.ST. LOOI3 & PACIFIC.
.
. . . . .0-00 ix m I Cannon lUll.lir ! : , a m
Cknnon Ilall . 42 inn ! Acctiui * . 4
K. 0. , rtP. JOE & 0. U. ( \ lit Council
Limn. I , ARII\B.
. 0CO : n m i\prc-s : . 70am :
M . 7:1S : ] i in | Man . 7:00pm :
AllllNuKMENT OF SUNI\Y TIIA1NS
DurlnRMayPatuulay , Sun'ay mid Monday Chlcajfo
trains ulll rotate M lollo s ;
atlmla ) c > eni K train * ItiuoMay 3d nnd 24th > h
C M & -t PMay ; I7th\la the ( ortli-\\VitcrnMay
Hth and 1st tia ihu Uocl : I < hnd Arrhc In thu
same oulcr the Mondav followliijr ,
Sumlaj morning tr.iliw depart mid Simdty u\cnlnp (
trilm arrive May 4th and 'i thla the Huck Island ,
May \latlBNortli-\VV tcrnandMaj Igtlnlathe
f'M stp
From B. it 31 LKijxit ; Tenth Street.
a t M. RAir.noDMUX usu
DR.svKri Kxrmwa.
WKUT BOUND , HAST
LKAVK. 1RHIVH.
Omaha. . . . ( l lo pm 7SrMm : 7.00pm 10:05 : am
Ashland. . . y.'Jf jim lo(8ani : 4.2pm : . 8:12am :
Lincoln. . , luc : n iim 12 : u m 8M : pm 7 : ' 6 am
Crota 11:17 : pm U:64opm : 2:11 : pm 3:04am :
llaBtlnjo. . 5:15 : am 1:15 : pm 11:55 : am ln:50 : pm
Itcd Cloud. S.DOnin B.OIpm 10:25 : a-n 8:2S : pm
ltcCook..lK'r : am 9:15 : pm CHam : 4:10pm :
Akron . . a:45 pm 'J:10um : 12.60 inn lli.6im :
Uonitr. . . . 7.-J5 pru 0 IS am 0:25 pm 7:30 : um
Dally.
OMA1I AND PLATrillOUTH TRUN :
Lv. Omaliat7:50and8:45ain4:500:10,7:4p : ; : : in
Ar. OnuluntJ"25 ( , 8 4Ja il to.5a : in ; 7OJ , 7.3Jp m
Dcily.
C. B. A. Q u. KUa I-httsmouth. )
AiutlvK
Fastcrn Kxj 8'4 > a m Omaha Kxp' 8:40n : in
Chicago Ex-p..4:59p : in Western h\p..7:3jp : in
inDa ly.
K C. , ST. J. J. C. I . ( via I lattsmouth )
LK VK. . Aiiruw : .
Mall 8:45a : m 0:26 : mn
hxpreoi ' 7.43 pin 'Mall . ' . . .T.SO pm
1 ally.
From O. Sr. 1 > . M. &O. Depot , 1-lth and
Welmor fetrcotH.
0. , St. P. M. tt 0.
AR *
Vo2 Paflscugcr..ft:30am : fJfoS Mixed . 11:15 : am
d . 2:30nra : | Nu 1 I'osaontcr. ; 6:2ipm :
Sundays KicepteJ.
PEINCIPAL LINE
CHICAGOPEORL&ST.LOUIS ,
II V WAY OP
OMAHA AND LINCOLN TO DEHVES ,
OU VIA
KANSAS CITY AND ATOHISON ta DENVEE
Union Depots nt
Oiii.iliauiul DcnvoiMVltli tUtmyh tnilna lor
j\nd nil points In thu Uiciit West.
l Union Depot lit
vlth tlnuiifjli tiiiliiH lor
NEW YOJIK ,
And nil Kusl urn Cities ,
AtPcnrh with iliionirh tmliiH lor JnilliUuip-
oils , ( jfiiclmiutl , ColiiiulniH , anil nil iiolntH In
liuhioiitli.KiiHt. At SI , l.oula with tlinniKli
tmlna Ior nil points Suiitli.
Elexnitt Dny Couclicn , I'm lor C'arH , M'ith lie-
( lining Uliali-H ( soius lieu ) , Sumklnu Cm.-i with
tuvulvini ; Olmlra , I'nlliniin 1'niucu Sleeping
Cum and tlio IHIIIOIIH C. II. AQ. Dining Cars
run dully toiind fiom Olilcngo mnl KunmiaClty ,
; ilcaKOiind C6uiiull innlln : Clilcligo ( Did li
Molneu , UlilciiKo , St. Joatiili , Atdilson and
i'opoku without change. Only llnoncli Illu
mining tlioJr own tiuliifl
Lincoln mid Denver , und CIlilciiuo , h'ui
) ltv und Donvi-r. Tlnon li cms between
jiilliiniipolla nnd Council Jlliitl'ii , via ri-oria.
AND SOUTH.
Solid Trains ol Kln/ant Day Coaelics nnd
Pnllnmn rulacoSlcepliiKCniMiua run tlnlly to
ind fioin St. J.onla ; via Hannibal ; Oulney ,
Kcoknk , lluillnglon , Crdar ItnnldHnnd .Admit
J.rntobt. I'unl mid Mlnm > npolir ) I'urlorCurs
with Iti-c-IlnliiK Clmlra to nnd
lioin St. I.pnU
uid I'rnrln. unljranucliiuiKoofcurabi-twonn
't. I.onlsand Do MolnoH , lena , Llnroln , No.
uiuakn , nnd Denver , Colorado.
It Isalao the only Tuoulilliio ) | l ; twcrn
ST , LOUIS , MINNEAPOLIS nnd CT. PAUL.
It l known nn Uio ( { rent THIlOUdJI OAK
I.lNi : ot America , und id unlvuiitully udmlt-
' il to ! > o thu
finest Equipped Railroad In the World for
all classes of Travel ,
Through TIcl.-eiH via this tine ior Palo ( Uni
te. It. coupon tlcku : oiilcts in tlio United Stuteo
ind U.intuju. .
T. J. I'OTTKK. I'EnCEVAI. LOWELL ,
. 1. Gee. M uapsr flto . / , * Uil '
J. WILLEBOORSE ,
POUMCItLY PKOI'ItltTOU OF
Temperance Hall Saloon !
His now njicncd his * aloon at the
Corner ol 14tli and Douglas Sts ,
Yliere ho will Bell tlio boil kind dt Llijuorf , Wlaes ,
and Lager Ilcer. '
EUBB LUNyCII EVERY DAY.
jirMyfrlencsAtun Hut Itcd. p 18 lw.
BLOOMJNGTON ,
Mrtttcrx tif Noivs Krout "tills
Ncfirnslm Nucleus.
Corrwpomlonca of TUB UKK.
UuioMixoroM , Nob. , Apiil 28 , 1881
The Odd Follows anniversary celebration
nt Franklin on the 2ith ( WAS Inrguly at
ted by mombots from thii section. The
nttondanco < \ fair nnd the coronionics
and exorcises passed pT ( in nn on joynblo
manner. A hoayy storm prevented the
out-door exorcises from buing partici *
patcd in.
A now bank lias been established nt
Franklin by Fletcher & Way , and in the
name of the Fanners' Bnuk.
There is seine talk by nn IOWA cupit-
nlist of JesUblishtng A nonjbanking insti
tution nt Bloomingtou
Oninlm parties nro Figuring on opening
the Bloomington creamery. Mr. Frank
Sutton , ono of the best butter makers in
the atnto of Iowa , has boon talked of as
manager. Mr. 8. in a gentleman well liked
in this vicinity nnd wo hope the matter
will culminate in hin being employed.
There is n continual demand for tene
ment houses hero , and it would bo a pay
ing investment for some person or per
sons to erect n number of small dwelling
houses for rent.
Our citizens hnvo subscribed about five
hundred dollars for the improvement of
roads entering our village. This ia a
matter of which wn approve and it is n
credit to our enterprising business men.
What wduldgcaatern judges think of
disposing of thirty-six cases in less than
ton hours ? That is what Judge Goslin
did in the Franklin district court last
week.
Ilildroth & Baibor'a real .estate paper ,
of which 10,000 copies were issued , was
prin ed in Lincoln. Wo were in error in
our statement as to its being iesuod reg
ularly. As wo understand it only ono
issue is to bo made.
ltd rent for Ultislpatetl Army Olllceis.
WASHINGTON , April 27. The an
nouncement a few days ago that a prominent
inont nuval olllcor had boon sent to the
government hospitlo for the insane
with an attack nf dclorium tremens , has
provoked an inquiry -which will end in
another army scandal' It is ascertained
that owing to prevalent intemperance
among officers hero a special ward is sot
aside for their treatmtut. The hospital
officials are very reticent on the subject.
They admit , however , that no loses than
five officers have recently boon locked up
for the purpose of giving them a chance
to recover from their excesses. During
year A goad many have been confined
temporarily , having in most cases been
sent there by their relatives and friends ,
though in a tow instances they Lave pre
sented themselves of their own accord.
The facts in those cases are not ma'do a
matter of record for the sake of the offi
cers themselves , and the wisdom of this
is pointed by showing that the result has
in most instances been brought about by
a cure. There are said to bo four or
five officers , however , who have boon
confined tune nftor timo. An official
investigation is now threatened , and if it
is rigidly carried out it will in all proba
bility result in some dishonorable dis
missals from both the military and navy
services.
A. Hiibhunti'H , Kcvenge.
ROME , Ga. , April 27. Two years ago
Mrs. Mary' Golden , of Cedar Vulloy , was
left a widow. She was young , handsome
and vivacious. She had among her
admirers John McMay and Aaron
Weesner. The rivalry between the two
men was strong , and so equally did the
smiling widow divide her favors that it
was not until the marriage took place ,
one year ago , that people now that Mrs.
Golden had consented to bo known in
future as Mrs. Weesner. For a while
the newly wedded couple werb the hup-
pieat of mortals , but Boon rumors of
secret visits to the new wife ia the
absence of the husband were noted.
Those rumora continued to find circula
tion until at last the husband was astond-
ed to leorn , from undoubted evidence
placed before him by a friend , that his
old rival , John McMay , had invaded the
sanctuary of his domestic relations. ' Ho
then resolved on revenge. Bidoing hia
wife good-bye , ho wont on a pretended vi
sit to Atlanta. Nosoonprwas the husband
uut of eight than the faithless wife 'cent
word to her lever , and in response John
MoMay visited the house of hia tempt
ress. Ho was mot at the door and the
couple di appeared within , hand in hand.
Softly following them , the enraged hus
band , who had been lying in wait , track
ed them to an inner room , nnd opening
the door surprised the couplo. Ho at
tempted to lire , but his revolver snap
ping miascd fire , seeing which , MoWay
careleuly remarked : ' 'Oh ' , Rom , I am
not afraid of that powder box. " The
wife jumped to her huat/and'a side , and
grasping the revolver , almost secured it ,
when Weesner , giving it a wrench , throw
the weeping woman to onoflido.and gain
leveled the weapon atMoMny.Vnesnor
fired , the ball entering McBlay'a loft aide
nnd , ranging downwardeoming out above
the hip bono , severing nn artery in
its course. The -woman ran to the
side of her wounded lever , and
smoothing back his hair , kissed him and
Uavo vent to every expression of endear-
ment. In liulf
nn hour the man was
dead. Au inquest was held over the
dead body an hour later and a verdict
rendered to the effect that MoMay came
to his death from the effects of n pistol
shot from the hands of Aaron Woosnor ,
ind the killing was pronounced murder.
.Tho pisto * was a Ilommgton navy , ' and
carrying a No. 42 bill. Immediately
nftor the shooting , the husbond joined
several friends outside , all heavily armed ,
which showed that they intended to prd ,
tect themselves if attacked. With ffnijo-
on trigger they retreated until the princr
pal was out of danger of arrest , anu It ci-
jupposed that ho iH. now across the Ala
bama lino. Notwithstanding ( lie finding
of the jury the mass of publc ) sympathy
ia for Wecsnur.
AX A1M3 IN"A WINDOW.
An Important Question toJUoslon |
Merolmnti.
Boston Globe , April ! M ,
While a largo and deoply-ioterestcd
crowd blood in front of Wilmot'a clothing
store , 201 Waahingtjn street , this yester
day morning , Mr. Harvey V. Wilmot sat
n the municipal court
as defendant in a
novel and peculiar case. ( Several days
ago ho placed a box in the window of hia
store. The front of the box had nn iron
crating and behind that grating was an
animal of the ape species which clung to
; ho bars nnd made queer fuoos at the
crowd. Au inscription on the box otaled
Umt the curious nnimnl wan a cynocopliix-
lus or lion slnyrr.
The onierpii J < i of Mr. Wilmot was re
warded by tlio gathering of crowds of
sight-doom , nnd mrtco tlio hour when ( ho
cyncccphnlus made his salutatory ( jtin
the croxvdn hnvo continued to ciimo nnd
gnzo. When Mr. _ Wilniot appeared in
court yesterday it was to answer thn
complaint of olllcor Samuel P. Wilson , of
SUtinn 2 , forutmructing the public hiigh *
way by exhibiting in his atoro window n
largo , live baboon , thereby "ciustng him.
drcds of people , nt the same moment nnd
continuously , to completely obstruct the
street nnd sidewalk. "
In the summons served on Mr. Wil-
mqt it VMS nllegod th.it the offense WAS
caused by n baboon nnd a monkoy. J.
P. Richardson , who appeared for the do *
fondant , remarked that , while the allega
tion was to a baboon nnd n monkey ,
there was only ono animal , nnd that was
an ape. Jttdgo McCafforty spoke of the
peculiarly novel circumstances attending
the case , nnd of ita Importance as
affecting the tights of merchants to
pinco in their windows auch objects
aa have n tendency to attract obstructive
crowds. Mr. Rlnhnrdaon thought thnt
there was no case against Mr. Wilmot.
The wrong doors wore the poopl * who
obstructed the way , ntid the stntuto law
dealing with such matters , could not
affect hia client. Judge McCalTorty
thought the coso _ was i cached by common
law , nnd that while ho had no power to
dispose of it , it was n matter to
bo dealt with by the grand jury.
Mr. Richardson pleaded ior the rights of
the ape OR n live animal , which , on the
theory of evolution , had ns much right ns
anyone else to cnjny gas existence. It
wns finally agreed to hnvo the complaint
proved and allow the matter to go before
the Superior Court. Mr. Wilmot gnvo
sureties in ? 000 for hia appearance. In
the meantime the ape ia likely to remain
in the window until the court decides Uio
important point as to the rights of store
keepers in such matters.
The npo belongs to Dr. Al. Watts. A
monkey perched on the doctor's hand , n
$1,000 setter looked into his face , and
Bovernl bulldogs sat by with faces of great
gravity , na ho stood im his ollico and din-
coursed upon the occcontrio cynocoph
alus.
' 'It is the cynocephalus pocariua , "
said ho. "It takes n good many like it
to kill n lion , but I dnro say I hey could
do to if there worn enough of them and
they wont tn work in the right way
Tnnb ono is only n half grown baby. I
imported it from the west coast Capo
Oiiallo about tdroo weeks ago. When a
cynoccphalus is full grown if is the si/.o
of n largo mastiff , mid is very savngo.
An old ono is moro than a match for two
ordinary largo dogs. When subjected to
the refining influences of the companion
ship of cultured men the nobler qual
ities of ita nnturo are developed nnd it
displnya a really touching affection for
its human friends. Travellers in Africa
tell of the essential service which the
cynocephalus has rendered them , how its
gentle companionship lias 'banished bit-
ior reflections , nnd how its genial nn
turo has proved a parfect antidote for
onnui. "
"What does it eat ? "
"Bananas nnd carrots. I regret to nay
thnt it has a depraved taste for raw
onions , but it will probably show a moro
delicate consideration for the feelings of
others as it becomes moro cultured I
atn indue id to believe this because it al
ready exhibits a passionate fondness for
sponge-cake. It drinks water only. Mr.
Wilmot has put it in his wjndow as n
grand moral educator of 'youtb. If someone
ono will furnish n lion , wo can ascertain
whether the cynocephalus is able to slay
it , ns alleged. The cynocephalus is for
sale , but I have some idea of giving it
away to the person rwho can guess Its
weight , each gueaaer to takfl it from
the cage and weigh it for himself in the
presence of witnesses.
Banclmll Yesterday.
At Washington Washington , 12 ;
Brooklyn , 0.
At Cincinnati Cincinnati , 9 ; Colum
bus , 10.
At Terre Haute , Ind. Grand Rapids ,
11 ; Terre Hnuto , 4.
At Louisville Louisville , 5 ; Tole
do. 1.
At Milwaukee Milwaukee , 13 ; St.
Paul , 1.
At Phiadolphia Philadelphia , 13 ; De
troit , 2
At Baltimore Baltimore , 5 ; Metro
politan , 3.
At Qarrisburg Virginia , fij Harrisburg -
burg , 8.
At Boston Boston-1 ; BuT.ilo ( , 3.
Muskegon Sgina\v , 8 ; Muskegon , 0.
At Chicago Union Association of Cin
cinnati vs. Chicago. No uamo. Ruin.
At St. Louis St. Louis 4Indianapolis ;
2.
2.'At Ft. Wayne , Ind. Ft. Wayne va.
Bay City. No g.imo.Rain. .
At Quincy The Minneapolis Quincy
game postponed ; rain.
At Peoria The Stillwater-Pcoria
game was postponed ; tain.
At New York Chicago , 3 ; Now York ,
15.
15.At
At Providence Providence , ' ! ; Cleveland -
land , 2.
Slosson's UlKKCbt Blllinrilinfr.
. CHICAGO , Mayl. In practice to-night
for the forthcoming championship match
with Jacob Schai-for , Gco Slosson in a
irame of 800 points with an amateur , ran
200 in the third inning nnd in the nine
teenth ran the game out and continued
scoring the moat remarkable run on
record nt that style of play , eight inch
balk line , making a total of 741. A
week aun ho made Gf 8 in practice.
Schaofer'a best run at thU game is
143.
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J UGitUUS.
Mutters of Intercut to KmplororH and
Kmpiojri ) .
Philadelphia Kecoid , 27th.
The labor nuwa for Uio past few days
indicates that the movement in favor of
eight houra.for a day 'a work has begun.
Correspondence has been exchanged for
a month and moro between the t'oxile
manufactures of Now England , and the
[ act hoa been established that a largo ma-
joiity nro in favor of a shut-down , some
thing after the manner of the anthracite
companion of thin state. There is little
doubt but that the distinctive eight hour
movement would bo crushed out ; but the
labor organizations hnvo decided that it
would bo bettor to strike for less work
than for moro as pay is against a reduc
tion.
tion.Two
Two representatives of the Window.
Klasa Association loft New York yesterday
for Belgium , to organiza 4000 glosHwork-
ere of that country under the authority
of thtf KnighiB of Libor. The association
IIBH now abjoluto control of every
window glais housn in the United Stati-a ,
uud will control these soon to ba built.
Much correspondence has boon had be
tween the Belgian workmen nnd the
American Knij < hta. Tha workmen who j I
went to Belxium during the etriko in this ]
country broku the ground , and planted j 1
eed , und the result is that 4000 men ,
await thn arrival of Mcusts. Klinn nnd
Huitt. Tim plain and purposm of the
Kni hti of Liboriim lv ilio jxr < M > glun
of control tiirongliout nil cuiintiivrf fttid' '
peoples vhodovelopnulliciontiiUolllfconco
to accept American methods and ideas
Foreign workmen arc studying American
method * more closely , nnd recognize the
value f labor organization in this coun
try. A few yuars ago , when a labor
delegate ( C.uneron , of Chicago ) was sent
to Paris as a member of th International
conference ho was not ovrn civilly
noticed. Now , they seek information.
The window-glas mamifActnrora of
the United States will hold a mooting at
Pittsburg next Tuesday to advance the1
card rate 10 per cent. , nnd take buyers
by surprise. The extraordinary activity
in building is dnplating stocks , Thn de
mand for prescription u are , table ware ,
Hint and green bottles is fully rqtinl to
the factory output. A factory i * to bo
biilt at Bradford , Pa , at n cost of $150-
900. The ( lint and limo glass manufac
turers nro arranging to form n pool.
Perhaps no class of skilled labor ia so
poorly paid ns that cngaqcd in coal
mining The average monthly wages for
minors thin year ranges from $25 to $ 10.
Three different scales of prices nro paid
on the Monongahcln rivor.
The daily output of the Coke Aiaocia-
'ii is 725 cars , with 15 per cent nf capa
city out. Buyers look for a break in
combination rates , nnd nro not rushing
in their orders. The pool must provo ita
ability to control production and prices
before the market will respond. Mining
experts nro now engaged in testing the
vnluo of now cook territory nlong the
now line projected bv the Baltimore nnd
Ohio ro.vl in West Virginia. The prob
abilities nro thnt fresh territory will bo
opened this Benson.
American metallurgical skill is succss-
fully lighting foreign iron. Moro Spio-
.tleison is being mndo ; American Busso-
inoris making ita way , American "Scotch"
iron is driving out the foreign article , nnd
now comes thn purchase of the New-
Silicon Steel Works nt Saudusky. Ohio ,
to manufacture musket steel nnd Norway
iron.
iron.About
About twenty PitUburg iron mills nre
now running day turn only , n lack of or
ders being given na the reason. Very
little over one-half of the producing bar-
mill capacity is engaged throughout the
state. The manufacturers nro now cor
responding with the western men with n
view of ascertaining whether , in b'aso ' n
lockout shall bo agreed upon , the latter
will remain faithful to the compact. Lost
May heavy ordora wore booked UD by the
western men after they had ngrocd to re
duce wages and suspend production.
With all the talk of dullness in the iron
trade , oxtotis'ons ' and improvements nro
the rule in severing localities. Steel
works especially are making betterments :
rail mills nro devising minor economics ;
bar-mill owners nro endeavoring to work
in "specialties ; " barbed-wire men are de
lighted nt the successful workings of their
syndicate , -while iron brokers are taking
deep- sea soundings to 'find the bottom of
the market.
Trade ami
During periods of commercial depres
sion , Siy8 ! the Medical Circular , meclicul
men uru oitcn consulted by p.itiunts
whoso hy.TiptoniH nro marked niul pecu
liar. They tell half their history , but
leuvo untold the hidden weight of unx-
iety nnd suspense that is crushing them.
Seine of them imagine. Unit they wunt u
tonic ; but , ns thuir disease ia mental ,
the real euro can only bo obtained by ; n
relief from tbo pecuniary liabilities
which are producing the mischief. Pluck
out of the wouiuUd hand the thorn ,
and you nt once obtain n speedy euro
The study of the mind during these pe
riods of panic open's'out nn inturdstmg
field to the psychologist ; bXit still moro ,
it unfolds n sad nnd painful rlmptcr ,
which can only bo studied with the
deepest feelings of pity for the sufferers.
It requires more than ordinary fortitude
to bear a sudden ruverso of fortune , nnd
When this change occurs not through
Riiy fault of our own , but through tne
knavery nnd machinations of these wo
trusted , the blow is much more keenly
felt. The clan of youth nnd manhood
may recoup the losses , but old ago or the
decline of years wants the elasticity to
resist the depressing induoncosof cliango
from wealth topoverty , from position in
society to comparative obscurity.
Cli'iniH to Friendship.
Perhaps ono reason that wo complain Bit
bitterly of the fickleness of friends lies in
the fact thai wo confound acViinluUincc- |
shlp with friendship. It is n strong nttri-
huto of the mind to hope that which it
wishes ; and in no particular is it shown
moro strongly than in cetimntlng by antic
ipation the friendly feelings toward us of
those to whom we may happen to be known.
Thisgre.it ciror will usually bo found to
increase in the same ratio as the particular
person whoso ft Icnilly feeling we wish to
challenge is more or less in n higher grade
of society than ourselves , nnd whobo means ,
interest or power is greater tban our own.
Wo are , in such coses , apt to Jny claims to
acts of friendship from these with whom
wo could only at best boast nn acquaint *
ance. Hut the error goes much farther
even tlmn this ; for wo frequently make
the request , not in reference to our own
position , but to the power of these from
whom wo solicit or expect a friendly part.
We forget thnt wo have no earthly claim
upon them ; no reason to expect the slight
est sacrifice of their time , interest or even
amusement. We think only of our own
wishes. What in the consequence ? It will
bo found in the loss of the acquaintance of
some one whoso notice was flattering ; one
who felt townrd : ts as much friendly feel-
iug as wo Imdnuy light to expect , and who
would have been disposed to award to us
as much courtesy nnd attention , or , on oc
casion , ns much service , ns wo had nny
grounds for nntlulnntinc. Fron our own
folly , his , visits now grow few and fur be
tween , and , from a wcll-groui.ded fluspic-
ion of n repetition of similar arrogant re
quests , they gradually cwuio altogether.
Wo have chilled wlmt friendly fccliug did
exist toward us by our own folly.
DB. WHITTIER !
617 St. Charles St. , St , Louis , . Mo ,
ABEaULAn aiUDUATKof two medical coflcgM
lias been eniratrod lonuor In the treatment ol
OIIIIONIC , NEIIVOUS , SKIN AND ULOOU Dlmsct
than other physlcUn In St. Txmn , as city | wpera show
and all old residents know. Consultation ( roe and
Inrltod. When It Ii Inconvenient to visit the dtj'Jor
treatment , modlclncn can be nont by mail or oxprvta
every whero. Ourablo ca e Kuarauteedj where doubt
exlabi It Is frankly vtatod. Call or write.
Murvous Prostration , Doblllty , Mental and Pnytlea
Wuakricus , Meicurul and oilier flections ot Tocux
mid Mouth , Old riores and Ulcem , lmv * > ili
D , llnomnitliiin , nio * rtjuuUI at
to cai M from ovorworlmd brain.
UAS1M rcci'hi' epocii. ! tUiillon. li oj e arlihn
( row liniruJtucf | , KXUKUM , IniliiUtnooe pern ancut-
ly curixl. '
JlXn. luarry.whoinaynot
whycau'wi , oono < iu < .iiCM and cnm. uvllod fit Vtv |
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UAOISTIUI or rALuvarriav Arm CONDITION
ALIBTxna , Tenth itr < > | .bvlMrn Tarnasu aaj lUr
ut > , VIM , vim , / al i ol < o muir cplilu , obUI'jlnv
Mi ] uno xivTra i' , i nut and pr 4tDl , xij tUr
rrutu ju < Uti/d In Jim tntiui. 't' t an-l
MEYER & CO. ,
IMPORTERS OF
AYANA CIGARS !
AND JOBBERS OF DOHIE8TIO
OlftMS.TOBACOOS.PIPESsSMOKERS'AETICLES . '
PROPRIETORS OF THE FOLLOWING
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Roina Victorias , Esneciales , Soses in 7 Sizes from ( GO
to $120 per 1000.
AND fHE FOLLOWING LEADING FIVE CENT CIGARS :
urapos , Thistle , Lawrence Barrett , Caramels. New Stan
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WE ? TnTTPT T < T APin W A G1"TGI'8'M'
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REND FOR PRICE LIST AND SAMPLES.
1411 DottecSt. . 1 OMAHA. NEB
G. H. WOOD & CO ,
HUCCESSOUH TO WUSTKKN BTKAM HEATINO CO. ,
TJ DVC B IE IR S,3
STEAM AND GAS FITTERS ,
215 North 10th Street , bot. Capitol Avo. nnd fjJ A LJ A
Dftrppport Street. Telephone No. 495. U 'VIM ' H M ,
utter'S
The lcvrs of. aood cloUiiug who wish to "purchase coqds that are
equal , if uot bettor , thnn the1 best garinents made by auy.merchant
tuiloriiig houses in the United States , _ (
Elgutter's estublislnuent has long been recognized as one of the lead
ing houses of the kind in the west.
From the first to the third floor , in every department , the stock is , com
plete , and comprises the latest styles of seasonable good ? , Customers
will find
In great abundance. This house keeps the best
TAILORS TO ALTER , FIT AND PREgS.
This work is always done in n satisfactory manner , and without > cxtra
charge.
MAMMOTTT CLOTHING
JaJKMAMMOTTT 3 ,
JaJK
11001 Farnnm Cor. 10th.
B
If you want n lot for n homo or an investment , Thornburg Place offers the
greatest inducements , Situated in the wrst part of the city , commanding a mag-
liflcont vipw of the whole surrounding country , and sloping in such a way that very
ittlo grading will bo necessary.
e !
Ts only D blocks further from the poatoflico than Ilanacom Park. It is onLoavon-
wortli Htruet , which is to-day , niul bound to bo in the fu uro , the bent and leading
; horoughfaro out of Omahn , Wo have about 45 lota in this beautiful addition left ,
which wo oiler at $185 to $260 each , on monthly payments. Lota in adjoining ad-
ioining ndiiioim are Bulling at f 500 to $800 each. Call at our oflico und take a.
: ido to Thornbuig. j '
BARKER & lyiAYNE , 13th and Farnam.
STEELE , JOHNSON& CO. ,
Wholesale Grocers
'H. B. LOCKWOOD ( formerly of Lockwood & Draper ) Chicago , a
agor of the Tea , Oignr and Tobaccp Departments. , A full HUHor'
all gradeH of above ; also pipea and praokers' articles corned i'u
stock. Prices and Bamplfs furnished on application. Opea
orders intrusted to UH shall receive our curfcf Al attention '
Satihfuction Guaranteed ,
AGENTS FOR BENWOOD HAILS AND LAFLIH & RAND PDWDEti ,
0. M. LEiaiTIOH , fl. T. OLAURK
LEIGHTON & CI.AEKK ,
HUCCIW20113 TO KENNAX1) WOjf , H. KO , ' , . *