OMAHA DAILY BJ3E-TH URSDAY MAY 8 , 153 ! , .
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MCCARTHY & BURKE ,
UNDERTAKERS !
818 14TH STREET , BET. FAttNAM
AND DOUGLAS.
R. KALISH ,
u t rctclrcil a full line of lmporto.1 . Fancy 'Suit-
Inzsaml I'.vitaloon of the latent ttjlo AIM
guarantiee flee flttlnet ml tne trlmmlngii.
at I/o\vMt Price. Al o Cloning DtolnR
and Ilej'nlrtnp. S. H. Corner 10th
ftiul Uarcnpott BtreoU
A , E KELLEY , M. D.
-AWD-
G. A. WILSON M. D.
. . , . . ,
Physicians and Surgeons
OFFICKS-nOVD'S OPKRA 1101i ! K.
nEPKESKOTSI
PhonU Aoinranco Co. , ot tiondon , Cash
(531MtO
nnThe8ter.K. Y. . Uapltal OW.COO.O
V AH Merchants , of Ncw t * . N. J. , Capital 1S76OOO.QC
Glrard Fire. PliUaeelttin , M > HiJ. . . . l.SOO.OOJ.Ot
Flfornon'i Fond. Cai .Ul 1,199,916.00
DEEXEL & MAUL ,
( SUCOESS0113 TO JOHN 0. JACOBS )
UNDERTAKERS !
the old staid 1417 Kirnam street. Orders by tele
Sir.pli solicited and promptly allotted lo.
TO INVENTuES !
I'ATKNTS OBTAINF.D FOU OllIOINAL
Inyention , Discoycry or Design ,
.CAVEATS , DISCLAIMERS ,
Ilo-issuos and oxtontions filed , nnd ap
peals noted.
ALL PATiJNT BUSINESS PllOMl'TLY ATFENDED
10.
Best reterc'iccs. Jlcixsonatilechart'cs. Wri'otoWm. '
JIYUU Slirni Jr. , OU "H. " St. , N. W. Washington
D C.
H , K , BURKET ,
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mm
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II North 18th Street Omaha
ea.i3Lt.oc2L
TO PURCHASE
Second Jand
For Spot Cash OiU on or address Mr. or Mrs.
Stephen J. BHODlDIUCK , 618 South 10th street.
OHAELES RTEWE ,
UNDERTAKER ,
AND DE.M.ER IN
letalic Cases , Coffins , Caskets ,
ETC. , ETC ,
1009 Fnrnam St. , - OMAHA , NEB
Telegraphic trdf rs ] > rorr ptl > * Mtcndcil to. Coroner
office. Tele hone No. 121.
H. PHILLIPS ,
Has one of the largest and flncst aasortmont of
Spring and Summer Uoods for Suitlntrs and Trowsc--
S - Ings. AH carra < ntsiraa'antcedto fit and trimmed
< V , .jyith the Best Trimmings. MYPRICEJ AltE LOWER
* K til n any Merchant Tiilor In tl o city. 1601 Farnam
Strbet. _ _
"llorllok'i Fool for Inf nt , Iiu
trtd laftDT llrei , " irrltcs
VVir JT " Toater , 11.11. ,
iCWcojMH. . Bold by
all drurgllti. Price
i
Rdi
I1MORPKINE HABIT
JJDII.1I.1I.KANK , of II. . IhQuInrej
SSna U * © DBBllonen.worr rii > icm : l ; btrctl7
19 * tme citn riire { .Iiat.cirfialc1.lr aad ptlnlrftil ; . For tostlmo *
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It
PEINCIPAL LINE
I'UOM
CHICAGO , PEORIA & ST. LOUIS ,
ii v WAV or
OUAHA AND LINCOLN TO DENVES ,
OH VIA
KANSAQ CITY AND ATOHiSON to DENVER
Cnnnrctlng in Union Depots nt KmwnstJlty ,
OinulKi nnd Denver with tluoujilituiiiib lor
.
And nil points in tlio Gicnt Wobt.
Connecting in Grnnd Union Depot nt Chicago
with through trains for
NEW YonK , BOM TON ;
And nil Eastern Cltlej.
Atl'corli with through train ! ) lor I nil I a imp.
oils , Cincinnati , Columbus , and all points in
thu South-Hast. At bu LouU with throuul !
trains for nil jolnts South.
Elegant Day Coaches , I'm lor Cars , with Ho.
dining Chairs ( scuts tree ) , Smoking Cnrs will
llevolvliitf Chillis , 1'ulhiKin I'alaro Slccniiu
Cars and tlio famous C. It , & Q. Dlnln ? Can
run daily toand from Chlcngo nnd Kansas Oily
Glilcniound Council Illufls : Chicago and Uc :
\H \ Jlolnes , Chicago , Ht. Joseph , Atvhlson uii
Topokn without change. Only through lim
running their own trains hot ween Chicago
Lincoln and Denver , and Chlcngo , Kunsai
r < City and Denver. Through cais l > etweon
Indianapolis and Council llmlfr , via I'corlu.
GOINO A'OKTH AMD SOUTH.
Solid Tnilns of Kic ant Day Coachca nut
I'ulhnan I'alacuSlcoplnK.Cara mo run dally timid
a Gt
mid fioni St. Louis ; vht Hannibal ; Qiilncy
Vo lngV > Keokulc , lmllnitoi > , Cedar Hnnldsnnd Alhci
matter b
rcoeivuour' J.entoSt. Paul und Minneapolis ; I'm lor Cur
with ItccllnliuT Chairs to and fiom Bt. Lout
nnd 1'corla. Only ono clmnyo of cars hotwrci
ft , Ixmlsund DeuJloliio , Iowa , Lincoln , Ni
Imi8liaand Denver , Colorado.
It ia also the only Through Line hetwccn
ST. LOUIS , HimTEArOLIS and BT , PAUI
It Is known as the urcat TIIUOUOII OA1
LlXi : of America , and Is unlverbully ailmli
tl > ( | to lid tllO
rinost Equipped Railroad In the World fo
all classes of Travel ,
.Through Tickets via this Una far sale at a
It. it. coupon ticket olilccs In the UnitedStatc
and Ciuuidu.
T. J. I'OTTEH , I'EHOEVAL LOWKLL ,
i.4Qin.MauasM , OeaJ'ui.4' '
MAKUFACTURKn OF
GALVANIZED
CORNICES.
WINDOW CAPS , FINALS , ETC ,
VAHA NIII.nAPKA
UNITI'.ll STATIC AND OKIIMAN MAIt SKStt
WKKKIiY STKAMKllHIlamliuraAnictlean
I'ackct Uotniiftn * ' * Line for Vli'VJlOtn II ( Ixjndonj
ClicrboiirR , ( rAtfiianil ) IIAMni'ItO. ' S.-itunh ) ntcMii
in to IlamlmrR illrcct. U' SI.NO , A tl : 110IIK
.MIA , Atirll 10 ; OKt.l.EUT , April S4 ! WESTWI IMA ,
April S3 : AKTIA , M y 3 ; WlEWNI ) , > Iy S.
Il\lct ! : First Cahln. ( (6 , $70 anil $ SO. Xtcci tc$20.
I'rtpMil itccrnRi tickets , SIR. KtDursInn rules ( treat-
Ir reduced. H-ml for "Tourist Ga7ettn " Henry
I'undt , Mark llanjcn , K. K. MOMO , M , Toft , ftcents
In Omkhft , aroiiowlft.Sphofntecn , ftfifentii in Coun
cil IlluUs. 0.1) ) : HICIIAIII ) & CO. , Oon. r < 99. AgU. ,
01 nrovUny.N. Y.
\VITII
yo.ir work is douo for nil tiiro
to time to conio.
WE CHALLENGE
o produce a more duraole material
or street pavement than the
Sioux Palls Granite.
CXRIDIEHtS
AIiIOUNT
OR I
611ed promptly. Samples sent and
estimates given upon application.
WM.MOBAIN & co. ,
Sioux Falls , Dakota.
The no ol the term " Hhci
Line" In connection with the
corponto Dims of a groatroud
conveys an Idea of ml whtt
required by the traveliiiB rub
llo a Short Line , Quick Timi
and the bcsi of accnnunc4 > >
tlona all of which are furt-
Ishcd by the greatest rallnay In Amrlcj.
CHICAGO , Hfln , WAUKEE
And St. Paul.
HOWDB and operates over 4,500 miles ol
Noitbctn Illinois , AVlBconsIn , Minnesota , Iowa
Dakota ; and ag ta main lines , branches and connec
tions reach all the great business centres of the
Northwest and Far West , It naturally answers tbf
dracrlptlou of Short Line , and Best Kouto between
ggChlcago , Milwaukee , St. Paul and Minneapolis.
Chicago , Milwaukee , Li Crosse and Wlnona.
Chicago , Milwaukee , Aberdeen and Ellcndalo
Chicago , Milwaukee , Kau Claire and StIUwater
Chicago , Milwaukee , Wausau and Merrill.
Chicago , Milwaukee , Beaver Barn and Othkosh.
Chlc&go. Milwaukee , Wauknsha and Oconoinowoa
Chicago , Milwaukee , Madison and Prairie du ChloD
Chicago , llilwaukcc , Ovratonna and Falrlbault.
Chicago , Beloit Jancsvi'lo ' and Mineral Point.
Chicago , Elgin , Kocklord and Dubuquo.
{ Chicago , Clinton , Rock Island and Cedar Itaplde.
Chicago , Council Bluffs and Omaha.
Ch'cago ' , Sioux City , Sioux Falls and Tankton
Chicago , Milwaukee , Mitchell and Chamberlain.
Rock Island , Dubuque , St. Paul anil Minneapolis.
Davenport , Calnur , St. Paul and Minneapolis.
Pullman SUcpers and the Finest Blnlng Cars in
orldarerun on tlio mainlines ol the CHICAGO
MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL RAILWAV
ind every attention is paid to passengers by count
His employes of the onipauy.
2) ) . UK.un.tCu , A. v.
, _ 0cn'l Manager. Utu' Pua. Agent
GEOn.-n ] .AFFOUD ,
Whoso tlcblllly. vxluiiiitlnii ami t > rcnrntura
decny nro ciased by f ICPSSM , prrora of > out n , etc. .
c.n pcrlcctly restored to r liii t licaltli nnd
vlcriirnni miinhnnil by THC MARSTCH
UQLUS. * l > n8tom ch dnipeinR. ThlJtrentmoiit
ulNci-v < .n ] > clillllynndIMi.Mlc- cciiyi. (
xiiiformly cuccoREful oocanpo , ifin on pnrfco
Kriicnii > liiliriviiiiil tlri-rt incthoiUandap *
cd ' 1'roatluo frcn.
. WHITTIER !
617 St. Charles St. , St , Louis , Mo.
\ KEOULAR GRADUATE of two medical college !
XX has been ensured longer in the treatment f'l '
XIRONIO , NKIIVOUS , HKIM AND BLOOD Ukeatfi
ban other physician In St. Louis , as city papers ho
and all old residents know. Consultation free and
Inrltcd. When It is inconvenient to visit the cHylf or
treatment , medicines can bo Bent by mall or express
everywhere. Curable cases KUrantecdwliere ; doubt
xlsts it li frankly stated. Call or write.
Nervous Prostration , Debility , Mental and Pbyalo
Weakness. Mercurial and other affections ol Throat
.rid Mouth , old Bores and Ulcers , linpedl
ment tn mtrrlaga. lihoamatlsai , I'llea. Hpccltl * >
tentlonto cases from overworked brain. BUUOICAL-
UAMK8 recelvo gpecUl attantlon. Dlsenei nrlnlnj
'torn ' imprudence , Exoeaset , Indulgences pernranent
ly cured.
stcrywolltold.Mioy
receipts ; who mi ,
GI-TJH33EJ. marryiwhomayno
wliy. cause ) , consequence ) and CUrn. Mtllod for Uc
pn/taze or tamiw. "n Mtwl
Hotioo to Cattle Men
900 CATTLE FOP. SALE.
180 Head of Stnni Thrco Yean Old.
200 .1 ii
203 ii n Heifers , Two
160 " ' Bteers , One l
220 " " Heifers , One
TI ) ttbnuiU orlbid cattle are all n ell bred low
oittle , straight and imootli Tlifeo cattle will b
aM In luUto Hilt pmchisc , and at ruaeonabl
prices. For further | > arlcular > , call on oraddrem
Waverly , IlrornirCo , Iowa.
, XIsoyo un ; ( traded ImllH. ni7ometw
HUGH McMANTTS & 00 , ,
Nortli IGth Street.
WALL PAPERS
[ I'AIMTINO IK ALL ITS UUANCIIU9.
CAR CALAMITIES ,
A BroXcn Rail on the \UM \ in Illi
nois Causes Three Deaths ,
Twenty Other Passengers Eo-
ported Seriously Injured ,
Purtlior Particulars of the Dis
aster on the Mexican Central ,
Pho Aooidout to a Construction ,
Not to the Official Train ,
Six Men Killed , S to to Wounded , and
11 Cars Hulnod.
UAUAViVY WUHOKS.
FATAL WAUAHIl ACCIDKNT IN ILLINOIS.
Dix'ATun , 111. , May 7. A broken rail
on miles south of tins city , on the St.
Louis division of the Wabaah road , throw
passenger conch nnd two slocpora into
a ditch , injuring twenty people seriously
ind three intnlly. It is reported "that
conductor Vincent , of Michigan , in
htxrgo of one of iho slaopora , was
iriiBliod nnd cnnnot live ; nlsj that Mies
2mmn Walk or , of Vermont , will die.
five surgeons have gene to the scono.
? he names of the injured have not yet
> con learned.
tun iNJUnui ) .
Sr. Louis , May 7. Dispatches to
loadquartors hero from physicians at the
vrcck say thirty passengers wcro inoro or
usa injured , but all excepting twelve nro
bio to proceed on their journey. The
nest ocrioiialy hurt nro ns follows :
J. M. VINOKXT , of Buchanan , Mlchitrau ,
looping car conductor , paralyzed from n true-
uroof the snino ; two scalp wounds ; will
irobably illo ,
W. E. UOUIN30N , Silver Lake , Iiid. , cut
n foco andhoiul ,
A. 1) ) . 1JKGAHD US , Highland , Mich. , cut
n hoail.
HAUHY SHOUT , Kochestor , Ind , Bovoro
ut on bond.
W. FL011A , Counosvllle , Ind. , bad cut on
load nnd Bovcroly injured in the hack.
AIRS. EMMA WALKHK , West Wolds-
) ere , " \rt , Hevoroly hurt in back.
W. 1MSIUGGS , Loada Station N. Y. ,
; wo ribs broken and n severe cut ia tlio head.
M. 11EKIC , Cleveland , two ribs broken nnd
ilierwiso injured ,
MllS. O. C. FAIRBANKS , Lisbon , Ind. ,
oft shoulder dislocated , chest bruised and cut
n head.
W. I'1. SNIVELY , Blair , Ohio.loft shoulder
islocntod ,
MRS. J. 13. KENTJS , hurt in back.
AARON SHOUT , Rochester , Ind. , scalp
ounds , badly injured.
W. 11. ARMSTRONG , Lafayette , Ind. ,
calp wounds , one rib k fractured and bruised
lack. I
MRS. J. P. WISEMAN , Warsaw , Ind. ,
rm Bovoroly cut nnd back badly hurt.
JAMES VAN VLEKT , Flint , Mich. , so-
eroly hurt in the chest nnd other parts of
) ody.
ody.Thoso
These unable to travel YToro taken to
) ecatur , where they are being well cared
or by the railroad company.
A WIIKOK ON TUJJ MEXICAN CENTKAt.
TOFEKA , Kas. , May 7. Telegrams ro-
uivcd hero say a correspondent of Bos
on papers has Rent dispatches nnnounc-
ng the r.afo arrival of a special train
waring officers and others to the City of
' .Icxico at a brldgo on the Mexican Con-
ral road , ono hundred miles below , Glu-
luahua. Obstructiono were placed on the
rack -with the evident intention of rob-
> ing the passenger train. A construe-
ion train proceeded , however , and was
wrecked , sis men being killed and eight
> r ten wounded , and fourteen cars ruin-
d. The rumor that anything has happen-
dto the special train in discredited at the
general oflico of the Santa Fo road hero.
MEXICO , May 7. The express train on
ho Mexican Central was ditched near
Ovorotaro last night and the mail agent
was wounded. The engine and two cars
were overturned. A rail had been mali-
iously removed. Five train wreckers
wore arrested.
WASHINGTON NOTES.
U. P. DIRECTORS.
WASHINGTON , May 7. The president
ias appointed Colgate Hoyt , of New
Tork , Edmund L. Joy , of Now J orsoy ,
I. L. Merriman , of Iowa , Frank Colpet-
er , of Nebraslin , and D. R. Anthony ,
of Koneas , as government directors of
, ho Union Pacilic Railroad company , to
crvo until the regular election of the
ompany.
FOUTY-EIGUHi CONGRESS.
SENATE. ;
WAHIIINOION , May 7. Mr. Edmunds
rop. , Vt. ) introduced a bill to place U. S.
Srant , late uonoral of the army of the
7. S. , upon the retired list of the
army , In moving the reference of the
till to the committee on military affairs ,
Sdmunds recommended it to the early
consideration of that committee for rea
sons which ho said everybody under-
tood.
tood.Mr.
Mr. Hill addressed the senate in oppo
sition to the bill declaring the fortoit-
ire of lands granted the Now Orleans ,
3aton Ilougo & Vicksbun : railroad com-
> any , and the bill was then referred to
ho committee on public lands and tho'
senate resumed consideration of the ship-
ling bill.
Mr. Vest ( dom. , Mo. ) opposed the
.onnago tax , and moved a substitute
which Fryo accepted , abolishing all ton-
mgo duties on United States vessels on
entering United States ports and only ro
sining ouch dues on vessels of foreign
countries discriminating in like manner
against the United States , providing
nothing contained in the section impairs
; ho fprco of any treaty.
The section providing for compensation
for ocean carriage of mails , gave rise to
considerable discussion.
Van Wyck ( of Neb. ) characterized the
provision as ono to give § 1,000,000 year
ly in subsidies.
Mr.fr'ryo defended the bill against the
charge of being a subsidy measure. Why
the intense anxiety to have the English
flag float over the United States mail ? It
was free tradn run mad. This provision
was in no seneo a subsidy , but if subaidiei
were necessary to oiiublo the Unitoc
States to recover her position on the
ocean , ho would bo willing to appropriate
ono , two , or oven ton millions to accom
plish it. Adjourned ,
nousn.
The house proceeded to the conoidora
; on of the bueincss on thu speaker's tablp
Taoionateomondnionttothohoi Babill ,
pealing the iron clad oath was cuncurrm
in.
in.Tho next bill on the table was that for
the relief of Fitz John Porter , with the
senate amendments.
Mr. Koifor ( rop. , 0 ) moved to refer
the bill to the military committeo.
Mr. Belford ( rop. Ool. , ) thought the
motion for reference a stealthy attoinp
to do injustice to a man who had already
been treated unjustly , according to the
testimony of the greatest American Gen
eral , General Grant.
Mr. Kelfer opposed the bill , declaring
[ it uncoiutitulhiml.
1 Mr. Cutuhoon ( rop. , Mich. ) sald-thoro
were thrco great rcpublicnns on trial-
Lincoln , Slnnton nnd Gnrfiold. II0 enid
tf iho inrinnty of thcso men bo bluck-
iuMlp(1. lot it bo by tlioto who crawled in
the dirt to nltaok tholr reputations.
Mr. Iliscox ( rop. , N. Y , ) madoncon *
atitutional nrgumont against the bill.
Mr. Slocum ( dom. , N. Y. ) said ho wna
glad the gontlonisn from Uhio ( Koifci )
had attacked the bill. General Porter
would bo glad of it because ho would re
gard what the gentleman said ngnimt him
as n compliment nnd it would bo so re
garded by the country , llo ( Slocum )
had only boon surprised that the gentleman -
man from Ohio had not summoned
Charles Garflold nnd the older to sustain
Ilia course in this instnnco ns ho had done
a few days ago. [ Applause on the dome
cratio side nnd luaacs from the ropubll
cans. ]
Mr. Koifcr cnid ho had supposed the
gontlomnn would got down to oontathing
or ether in the peculiar exigencies of the
case of Fitz John Porter , which was bo-
ncnth the dignity of n member.
The motion to rofcr this bill wni lost
nnd the sonnt6 mnondmrnt concurred in.
Tlio sonata nmondtncnta were noncon-
curred in to the bill establishing n bureau
of animal industry. Adjourned.
DOUUDONS IN uouiiiioxnoai.
KENTUCKY DEMOOiUTS.
FitANKFonr , Ky , , Mny 7. The dome
cratio stnto convention , lo select delegates
to Chicago , mot to-day. Bojd Winchester -
tor , of Louisville , wns chosen permanent
chnirmnn , Henry Wnttorsou , editor of
the Courier-Journal , wns appointed chnir
mnn of the committee- resolutions.
Ho was loudly called for by the conven
tion nnd when ho npponrod on the platform -
form with resolutions in hand the house
rose ns ono mnn nnd cheered vociferous-
ly.
THK I'tATl-OIlM.
Wnttorson made n brief sproch con-
grntulikting the democrats of Kentucky
an their wisdom and courage , reviewed
the situation in n few eloquent sentences ,
then road the following , which w.ia unan
imously adopted :
Wo pledge ouraolvca nnow to the con
stitutional doctrinoa nud traditions of the
democratic party na illustrated by the
leaching and example of n longtime of
democratic statesmen und patriots , ns
ombodicd in the platform of the national
Icmocratio convontioua of 1870 nnd 1880 ,
Second , Wo especially renew our dec
larations of hostility to centralization as
that dangoro",8 spirit of encroachment
which tends to consolidate thu powers of
jovormnent , nnd thus create , whatever
the form , n real despotism , with all sub
sidies to corporntiona nnd grants without
consideration of the public property ,
ind wo ngnin express our convictions of
; ho urgent necessity of n general and
thorough reform in the civil service.
Third. Wo especially deny the right
) f the government to surrender its tnxitig
> ewer to corporntiona or invididuals ,
ivhich is the result of both the theory
ind practice of the republican party ,
ind wa denounce tlio present tarilf ,
tvhicli burthens people with excessive
irar taxes in time of peace , as n mas
terpiece of injustice , inequality nnd falsa
pretenses. Wo arraign the republican
party aa the creator and defender of the
system , which has impoverished many
industries to subsidize a few ; which
has prohibited imports thnt might pur
chase the products of American Inbor and
degraded American commerce from the
first to an inforsor rank on the high sons ;
which has cut down the sales of American
manufacturers nt homo nnd abroad and
deploatod the return of American agri
culture , and indu&try followed by half
our'people. It costs the taxpayers five
times more thnn-it yields tilthy.treasury ,
promotes fraud , fosters smuggling , cor
rupts officials , enriches the fo\r by forcing
bounties from the many , and favors the
dishonest , to bankrupt honest mer
chants.
They assert the doctrine of the consti
tution thnt all taxation be exclusively
for revenue , nnd demuud that' no more
revenue bo collected than required to
moot the expenses and obligations of the
government economically admini&tred.
llcsolvpd , Timt behoving no geograph
ical division should exist in this country
is a test of eligibility to any oflico in the
government of the whole people , but
thnt the standard of honest competen
cy , fidelity and constitutionil , citizenship
nlono should prevail , Kontuuky recom
mends for the presidency of the United
States , him vhoso elevation to the
third ofilco in the nation , was the first
atop to the oblitci ation of the aoam left
by the civil war , \j ho was first to load
his party back to ita own national plat
form of a steady approach toward the re
moval of the obstructions to irndo , the
foremost exponent of the living demo
cratic principles of to-dny lion. John
G. Carlisle.
Mexican Central Eiirninfjfl.
BOSTON , Mny 7. Tha earnings of the
Mexican Central railroad for the last
twenty daya o'fj April , the first compu
tation since the line opened ita entire
length of 1,230 milou , were § 250,000 ,
Subsidy received to the first of Mny § L'-
409,000. _
CONVINCING ,
Iho proof jt the pudding IB not in chewing
the Hiring , but in having nn opportunity to
test the article direct Schrotor & Becht , the
Drupgists , liavo n free trial battle of Dr. 15o-
sankos Cough nnd Lung Syrup for ouch and
every ono who Is allllctod with Coughs , Colds ,
Asthma , Consumption or any Lung Affection.
1'layliiK the U. 1 > , Buhoino.
LONDON , May 7. Two English railway
companies , owing to the depression in
trndo , hnvo discharged 2500 employees
nnd reduced the snluriea of clerks 10 per
cent.
" " '
Proved a KtK BonclltT
"Ilns magical pain killing nud boallngpro
pertles. Half of u fifty-cent bnttlo cured mo
of rlioUmattnm and a cold that had Bottled li
my back , 1'eol ns wall na I ever did In my
llfo. " Otto J. Doosbury , prop'r Holland Ctly
Jfftci , Holland , Mich , , gneakinff for Thotnni
Xclcctric Oil.
Ullll.
BOSTON , May 7 A * gun thirty feet
long , weighing 212,000 pounds , costing
$38,000 , was cast at the Boston Iroi
Works for the government yesterday.
Throw AMU ? $ : i.no.
"Troubled with aitnm for eight yearc. No
qulto two bottloi of Wtomat' J.'clcctric Oil euro
me completely. afterBneiidingover&UO wiiliou
the Bllghtent benefit.1 ' Thu U what Angus
Trubnor , of Tyrone , Pa , , nays.
Dcatli ufa I'ulilla Bcnofaclor.
Nonwioii , Conn. , May 7. John F
Slater , who gave n million for educa
tional purposes in the South , died thi
morning.
As a euro for Sere Throat fcnd Cougha
"Jtrown't JironcMal Troches" hav
boon thoroughly tested , nnd maintol
their good reputution.
Tim BobB "Dog ,
NEW YORK , May 7. Tlie ohampio
pointer , Meteor , owned by J. W. Mui
son , of St , , Louii , took the liret priza a
the dog show ,
THE REFORM RELAPSE ,
Hov the GUpped Morrbon Wine iflho
Democratic Parly TaKen Its
Defeat ,
of tlio Vote on the Hill
'Xlio Oitiumltioii IcintH.Tnls ,
WAfiiii To.v , Mny 7. It acorns to bo
the general impression ninoni ? Iho rovcnuo
reform clomocrots tlmt the defeat of the
Morrison bill disposes of the UritF ques
tion for this session. No further effort
will bo mmle , it H understood , by their
wing of the party to tnko it up , ami
though they think it prob.\blo thnt tlio
wool men will mnlco another attempt to
secure the restoration of the wool rules
of ' 07 , they fool nuro tlmt Iho house will
not rovono its notion of n few
months ngo in rofusinij that roslorotion.
Although they fool keenly the defeat ,
the democrats of the Morrison wing of
tlio party nro not entirely cast down.
They uny the fipht for revenue reform
lias only be un. Ono hundred nnd fifty
domocrnts , they saw hnvo on n test vote
declared in fnvor of n moderate measure
of tnriir reform nnd thnt tiioso ICO
iomocrata , constituting moio than three *
fourths of the democratic party in the
liouso , have been defeated by n combinn-
L > J > ' of democrats nnd republicans.
Iho Bignilicnnco of n ouch vote
will not bo sot nsido in the democratic
intionnl convention nt Chicago , where
they say there will bonoropublicnnsvfith
whom tlio minority might form nllinncos
; o defeat tlio will of the majority , nnd
heao reformers expect to receive n vindication -
cation in the shnpo ef n revenue reform
plank in the platform.
An analysis of the roll call shown only
.hreo republicans Nelson , Strait nnil
Wukeliold , nil from Minnesota , voted
ianinat striking out the enacting clnuso ,
'
Li'ortyono domocrnts voted in the affirm
itivo. They hnil from the following
states : Now York , 0 Arnot , Hutchins ,
Miller , Spngga , VnnAlstyno nud Worn.
) lo ; Ponnsylvaiiin , li ! Boyle , Conolly ,
Ourtin , Duncan , Elliott , Ermontrout ,
Uonkins , MutchlorPnttonPost , Randall
mm Storm ; Ohio , 10 Couvorso , Fornn ,
CiilifoniM , 4 liudd , Glaacock , Stimnor
and Tuny ; Maryland , 1 Fimllny ; Jlli-
ioin , 1 Finnorty ; Connectiout , 1 Ka
on ; Louisiana , 1 Runt ; Virginia , 1
G. D. Wise ; West Virginia , 1 Snydor.
ME1UTI1KWS HUKltY AYIFE.
lo Goes Down to Ijlncoln to Discover
Her AVIth nUarbcr-
| iocial Dispatch to tlio
LINCOLN , Mny 7. Horace Merithow
rrivod hero to-day in search of his wife ,
ho had run nway from his bed nnd
) oatd iri Pawnee City , Nob. , with Wm.
Tiller , n barbor.
The former has boon on their trnil
inco September Inst , having followed
lioiu to Denver , Salt Lake * nnd other
istant points. The party was found at
ho Metropolitan hotel in thin city nnd
msband after asking ono of the judaes
here \vhother ho had bettor shoot him-
elf or Miller , nnd receiving a reply that
t depended on the price of powder ,
commenced n civil action against Miller
or 82,000.
Ho also secured work on n building
liroctly opposite the Metropolitan vrhero
iis wife and bor friend are stopping BO
hat ho can closely watch their move
ments.
'JCho AVealluir To-Uay.
WASHINGTON , Mny 7. Upper Missis ,
ippi valley : Fair northerly winds , shift-
ng to southerly in northern portion ,
ght tomppraturo. Missouri valley : Fair ,
ariablo winds , higher tompoarturo.
Halo of .Jerseys.
NEW Yonic , Mny 7. Brisk bidding
nd good prices characterized iho fifth
nnunl combination sale of Jersey cattle.
Southern Prince" bull dropped in 1883 ,
rought 81,750.
iludali I * . Itei'.lnmln Dead.
LONPON , May 7. Judah P. Benjamin ,
: io distinguished lawyer nnd advocate ,
x-mombor of the government of the
outhcrn Confederacy , is dead.
Dynainlicra Sentenced.
HALIFAX , Mny 7. Holmes nnd Brack-
n , dynnmitcrs , have been sentenced to
ix uiontho' imprisonment.
For Ilutlcr.
BOSTON- , May 7. The Seventh con-
ressionnl district has elected Butler
delegates to the democratic national con
vention.
O'Connor Improving ,
NANTuoiETMay 7. Charles O'Connor
improving.
San ord's Radical Cure !
iba Great BatamJo DUtlllatlon of Witch Haul
American Pine , Canadian Fir , Marigold
Clover lilcwiom Etc. ,
For the Immediate Ilellet tud IVrmanont Cure o
over ; form of Cntarrli , from & Blmplo Head Cold o :
Inlluentato the Loaa ol nmoll , Taito , and Uoarlnx
ouiih , Bronchitis , nd Incipient C'on > umitton. | llo
lief in nve mlnulciilii ny auUc\cry coso , Notlilnj
like It , Or tcful , frucr.nt , wrokuoan. Cure tie
Cln < Irom nnrai > pllcatlonand li r i > ld , ladlcal , jier
inanont , and never ( allliiK.
Ono bottle Itadlcal Cure , one box Cctarrbal Sol
vent and Hinlord'u Inhaler , all In one Package , | jr
liiloK ioiuplirto trcatmvn of all drugjUta for 81
Aek for Suidlord'illadlcal Cure. I'ottcr Drag am
. , lloiton.
COolllnii'VolUI Klectrlo J'lawe
' IfuUntly arfocuthe Nervou
By Um and banUhca Patn. .
rfuot Wuctrlo liattorv cnr
nedwlta a I'uroui 1'iaatcr / :
zscouU It annihilates rain
vtUIIiMWiak auiMVorn Ou
Ufftt'iU NUITg ! > arU. itreni'ttioiiB Tired Uu <
clou , prevent dliiatt , and tlocn nioro In ono-hi
tliuethan other Blaster In tlio world. Uol
u\urr liera. .
The Heritage of Woo ,
MJSKIIV , ihamo anil agony , fltcn bcaucathed i
a solo legacy to ( .hlMii.ii by iiarvnU is rioglcctt
Hcrufula. Toclciuwu the l > looj o [ tliU liitwlltat
iioluon , mil tliiu juinovc tlio moat iirollllo cauiu c
Iiuiiuu bUfltrln ; ; , tu clear thu nklu ot I > i llruriiiK | III
mora , lUlilnjf Turluixi , lluinlllutini ; Krupilouii on
Luathauiuo tforc * caiiitcj by it , t puilly an
boautlly thu skill , ami restore t the lialr to tli
no truro tit ( ll'ii'iio re-main , Pullrura llesoliont. II
new Wood 1'urlllcr , Ulurotlo anil aperient , nud Cut
cura ttnil OdUturu ( UAH , thu uieat Hltlu Cures nr
UcautiOori , are Inlalllble.
IMPOlvTERS OF
HAY AN A CIGARS !
AND JOBBERS OP' DOMESTIC
CieAES.TOBACOOS.PIPISsb'IOKEES'ABTICLIS . ' '
PROPRIETORS OF THE FOLLOWING
CELEBRATED BRANDS :
Reina Victorias , Kapeciales , Roses in 7 Sizes from 5 60
to $120 per 1000.
AND -rJHK FOLLOWING LEADING FIVE OKITT OIGARS :
Grapes , Thistle , Lawrence Barrett , Caramels. New Stan
dard , Good Advice , New Brick ,
WE DUPLICATE EASTERN FRIGES
SEND FOR PRICE LIST AND SAMPLES.
1(03 BRADY ST. , DAVENPORT , IOWA , U. S. A. Established 1878 Cntarrh ,
j Deafness , Lung nnd Nervous Diseases Speedily nnd Permanently Cured. Pa
jCurcd nt Homo. Write for "TiiE MKMOAI.-MIS.SIONAIIY , " for the People ,
"unsultntion nnd Correspondence Gratia. P. 0. 13ox U92. Tolcphono No.
HON. ED WARD RUSSELL , Postmaster , Davenport , naya : "Phyaicin
luca Anility uuu Maiknd Success. " CONGRESSMAN MURPHY , Daven n
* rtia ; wn uonornhln Man. Fine Success. Wonderful Cures. " Konm. R * n'
3ESTTHREAD FOR SEWING MACHINES
Willimnntic Spool Cotton ia entirely the product of Homo Industry ,
nnd is pronounced by exports to bo the best sowing muchine thread in the
world. PULL AbSOItTMENT CONSTANTLY ON HAND , nn
forsulo by HENLEY , 1IAYNES & VAN ARSDEL ,
ui&o Omiilm. Neb.
RICHARDS A OLAKKK , W. A. CLARKE ,
Proprietors. Superinendett
Iron Works
0. P. RAILWAY , 17TH & 18TH STREETS
f7
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MANUFACTURERS OP AND DEALERS IN
WATER WHEELS , HOLLER MILLS ,
end fjrain < Elevator Machinery
MILL FURNISHINGS OP ALL KINDS , INCLUDING THE
Celebrated 'Anchor Brand Dufour Bolting Cloth
STEAM PUMPS , STEAM WATER AND GAS PIPE.
BRASS & 00BS AMD PIPE FITTINGS
ARCHITECTURAL AND BRIDGE IRON.
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"We are prepared to furnish plans and estimates , anil Mill cunt-i | < ut fo
the erection o Flouriug MillH nnd Grain Elevators , ov for rliniijijh
Flouring Mills , from Stone to the IlollerSystem. _
SSfEflpocial attention given to furninning Powr PUnus for vtiy uur
pose , and estimatoa mude - > r same. Oenernl mrclxinery rajmi
to promptly. Addrnai
RICHARDS & CLARKE. 0mha , Neb
OMAHAfNATIOMAL
U , 8. DEPOSITORY.
J. H. MILLARD , President. \VM. WALL AC IS , < ' vbier.
Capita ) and Surplus , S45OXOOO.
OMAHA SAFE DtPOSIT VAULTS 1
Tire and Burdar Proof Safes lor llonl < ; t fruiu