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OMAHA DATLY BEE MONDAY MAY 12. 1884. T , 0. CARLISLE , IJKKKDEH or fU MO. VALLEY , - - - IOWA' ' "Rend fftt Olrciihn " MANUFACTtiKKK OF GALVANIZED IRON , CORNICES , WINDOW CAPS , FINALS , ETC & to a.otia. Jtjtx-oot , OXAUA . . Nr.Il UASKA WITH n ait your work is done for nil time to tune to come. WE CHALLENGE o produce : i more durable material for street pavement than the Sioux Falls Granite. FOR. ANY AMOUNT OK -Oft filled promptly. Samples sent and estimates given upon application. WM.MOBAIN&CO. , Sioux Falls. Dnlcotp , Tno use ot the term " H&oi Lino" hi connection nlthtbi corporate name of a rcatroid convo } a an Idea of ust wbat required by the traveling nub He a Short Line , ( Julcls Tlm and the bctt ot r > ceomiuod < tlons all ot which ro turn- iehod by the greatest railway In America , fjEIOAGO , And St. Paul. It owni and operates over 4,500 mllca of , .Northern Illlnoh , WUconsIn , Minnesota , Iowa \ Dakota ; and a ? t9 main lines , branches and oonnoa 'tlons ' reach all the stout Imilnesi contree of the 'Northwest and Far West , It naturally answers th > description ot Short Line , and Bout Ilouto between L , Chicago , Milwaukee , St. Vaul and Minneapolis. Chlcagu.Milwaukee , La Croiso and Wlnona. Chicago , Milwaukee , Aberdeen and Kllondalo Chicago , Milwaukee , Kin Cl ire and Stlllnater * { Chicago , Milwaukee , Wauuau and Merrill. Chicago , Milwaukee , Boavcr Dam and Oahkosh. Chicago , Milwaukee , Wauknahaand Ooonomowoa. [ Chicago , Milwaukee , Madison and 1'ralriedu Chlun Chicago , Mllnaukco , Owatanna and Falrlhault. Chicago , liololt JnnoHviMo and Mineral Point. I * Chicago , Elgin , Kockford and Dubuquo. Chicago , Clinton , Rock Island and Cedar Kt\pda. ! Chicago , Council BlufT * and Omaha. T Chicago , .Sioux City , Sioux Falla and Yanktou " Chicago , Milwaukee , Mitchell anil Chamberlain. 'j.IlOJk Island , Dubuque , St. Paul anil Minneapolis Divenport , Calmar , St. 1'aul and Minneapolis. Ft.llman Sl cpcifl and the Fine-it Dining Cara In worlu are run on the mainline ? otthtiCHICAGO WliLVv'AUKEE & . ST. PAUL RAILWAY and ovcry attention h paid t piMougura by courto ' ouj employed of the compiny. 8. a. MKItlUtu , A. V. II. OAU1' X7KR , Of n'l Managar. Usn' F m. Agstit , .J. .utK , 0 < SJ II. lit.U'FOUD , 617 St. Charles St. , St , Louis , Mo. A HCQULAR OfUDUATBot two medical college * 2haa been engaged longer In the treatment of CHRONIC , NERVOUS , BKIN AND IJLOOD Dlsoain- than other physician In St. Loum , 8nityp pcn hiw r.tid all old re ldunta know , Connnllatlon free anil Invlto 1. Whim It la Inconvenient to \ Mt the tit } fur treatment , moillelnea on bo sent by mall or oxprnis e\erywliero. UurablocanoaguarantoeJwhere ; doubt 4 > xUta it U frankly stated. Call or write. NOTVOIM Probation , Dahlllty. Went * ! and l'hv ' Weaknoia , Mjrcurlal anil omei 'ftBugti IIH ( it i i > T aud Moutli , Old Horoi AIII ! I r , I : ' monta t > tn trn tu in > ' tentlonto oaDUtf from nverv r CASfJ-1 ruodlvo xuooi.i it" from Iinpruilcuco , iniiiii < uitov * per < ly cured who , _ _ _ . mirry.nhouiayno'l why , cause * , oonsoriueaoes and cure , llillod for 2Sc postage or ntmin. n ft-Htvii Notice to Cattle Men 900 CATTLE FOR SALE. 180 Head ot Stmra Tlirco Ycard Old. 100 ' < " Two " ( 2 i " " Ilclfort , T ) " 161 " ' Meera , Ono ' IM " " Iloldrn , Oiio " Tl > a abova ilcucrib < 1 cattle are all u ell hroJ Iowa Oittlo , itr.ttilit and fina ith Tliuio cjttlo will lie old In lota 13 mlt I'lircliuerJ , and at roasonabl prioos.Jt'or further particulars , call on or a Id an U. F. t'ATI'OW , Umn rColowa. U mT-Jine-S ( w- , . .Chartered by theSt teof Illl V jfnplii for ttieexpreas purpose . . . . Fy J > T.'nVr f U' ' ) ? ElvmKluiii.cuiufcu ivtibi. . frvi&nv feft iiUchronlcunnaryBndprl. r-if 4i u . . O'lWvato diseases. Gonorrhcca , ? * ! ' ffii * GleetandSyphilU in allthelr t < XJ . > tf-- * 4 fnrrHB olcrt flP pVJ > TtJtl-l. * V complicated form * , also al W/V * . . ' ? tiUcstcJ of the Skin and / relieved and Klood promptly M . ' rcrmancntlycured : , by reme. : ctalJ'rii-tlee. Seminal i < * < ii < Wukne's , N' ! ht Lotficsby Dientns , PJmples on the face , Utut Manhood , itu i < tvilyriitr < lnrrt ianaefifrlinrii\liitl \ < tt\i appropriate remedy At once used In each case , Consultations , per sonal or by letter , tacreJIy confidential. Med gent by Mail and Express. No marks on kJicknce to indicate conteata or tender. Address En.JAMEGNo.204WashrnolonCI.CliIcaflOIil , - I Saniord's Radical Cure , ni.vl Cold , Watery Discharge * from the Xo o and Kjcs , Rliiglng Nol ei In the llcvl , Ntr\oua Headache - ache and Fin r iintinUv relict oil , Choking inuc'ii dlMmlgcd , iiiCHibrano clcanxxl anil htftlciUnrctthswccteiKxl , smell , Wsto ixud hearing rcstoriil , and riccsi h"i'kcd. ( Vniehf , llronrhitl , Dropplnri Into Iho Tliroat , 1'rtlnn In U\P \ I'lii'jt , l > \ . | > ep U , waiting of Strength and KU' li , ties < of Sleep , etc. , cured. One bottle llvlic.il Ciiro , ono box CatArrhal Sol- \cntntiiliinoDr Sanford'a Inhaler , In 0110 ( mcknge , of ail dnijgUM , forjl. A < k for S NroRD' lUtucAl CfRR , a pure dUtlllatlon of Witch Hazel , Am. IMiio , Ci. Fir , Marigold , Clo or UlminniSi cto. PoniiR Jlnrni AMI CiinxtPMiCn ll'Wton * ' . , , , Uolllim' Voltaic Klcctrlo I'ltntoi sf * 'i. A)1 ) ? ? [ j | ' r.J Inittnlly affects the Ncr > oUl III Vsl Kx S. fSysli" i"l banishes Palo A * BPflaaHWP 'l < * t Klcclrlo n ttory com- tc. . . . . blniHlwItn n Porom 1'iostor for § IS TIIIi CUT 25 cents It annihilates l' ln. ° \lUilltenWcak mid H'orn Out S'JffE.U9 ' Nti ( ' . | Partn. ttreniithens Tired Mm- rl : < , prevent ilneisc , nnd does moro In one-hilt tiniuihnn a r other phstcr In the world. Sold cnervwhrro ALONG TIIK LINE OK THE ] Chicago , Sti Paul , Minneapolis and OMAHA RAILWAY. The new extension ot thla line from Walcfiold up the BEAUTIFUL VALLEY of Iho GAN through Concord and Colcrlilgo Iteirhcs the best portion n ( the Sttto , S | < ocll ox. ruriion rt n ) for lind tcckcri over thi * line tn W'.iyno , No ft'k ' niul llartlngtou , and \la lllalr to nil prliK-lpil | 'i.U on the SIOUX CITY A 1'AOIFIC 1UILROAD Tr > lii8 HUT Hit i1. , at. P. U. & . 0. lliuVay to Cov ngton , Monv v.it1'onc.i , llartlngtoii , Wujno and Norfolk , 0033.1300 * Vt I l-niil.- or Fremont , Oakdi c , Nillgh , and thrnugli to Vat. untlne. Information call on _ 11ITNBV , ( Icncral Agent , ERINCIPAL LINE CHICAGO , PEOR IA & ST. LOUIS , n v wvv or OMAHA AND LINCOLN TO DENVER , Oil VIA KANSAS CITY AND ATOIIISON ID DENVEP Conm'ctiiiij In Union Depots nt Kiwis Oily , Uiiutlia nnd Denvofwltli tluoiiKli tr.iins lor s .nsr .o oiscc Anil nil points In tlm GiL-it West C3-OI3STC3- Connectin ; , ' In Oiiinil Onion lopota Chicago with through tiiilns fur NJ3 W Y OJtK , J1O A' 2 O JV , And all Kiistorn Cltli-s. Atl'corln with IhiDiiuh trains lor Iniliaimp. oils , Clnclnniitl , Columbus , und : ill iiolnts i thosoutli-ljuit. At St. Louis -nith tr.UiiH lor nil points South. Klc ant D.iy Coiohcs , I'm lor Urns , with ltd. clinliisOIrili-sHc.itH ( ( rue ) , Smoking Curs with Hevolvln Ohalis , I'nllninn Talaro Slcupln Cats and thu famous C. ' . It. .1 Q. Dining'Tur ' run daily toanil from Chlrn o and IUIIIH.IS City , ChlciiKOntul Council lIlulH : Chicago and Jc Mollies , Chicago , St. Joseph , Atelilson mill Topclta without change. Only through llnu limning tliol- own trains bptwron Chicago , Iiinc.-oln and Denver , and Chleu'o ; , , KaiiHas Citv and Denver. TluniiKli cais betueun lii'li.iiiapollsand Connell Illull'4 , via 1'roila C.OINO A'OKTII AM ) SOUTH. Folld Tiiilns ol Illuganl Day ( Jnnclics nnd I'lillnmn I'alncoSIcciiInK Curaarorun dally K and lioni St. Louis , via Hannibal ; Qnlncy , Kcnkulc , IluilliiKton , Cedar Haplds and Albeit Lt'ituSt. I'uul anil - ' ' MlnnmpollHI'urlor C'nro with ItcollniiiK CluilrH to and liom Kl. LouH and I'porla. ( July onu chitngo of oars brtwccn St. Louis and Dus Molnc-s , Iowa , Lincoln , Nu binskit , and Denver , t'olonido. It Is also the only Through Line Irtlween ST. LOUIS , MINNEAPOLIS an3 ST. PAUL. It Is known us Urn ( -real Tlllioruil OAll I.INi : of Anierlc.i , ami Is unl\ei- > ally admit il to ho the Finest Equipped Hailroad in the World fat all classes cf Travel. Through TlcUrts via tills linn far ealo atn5 U. It. coupon tickutoillcca in tlio United States T. J. I'OTTKIt. Vii-l'rei. Stlitn Jlanarer Crfll " > . / * DR. FELIX Lt BRUN' ? PUBVKNTIVK AND CURE , FThe The rimnllybeln Injected directly tothosoit o , rorjulro no change ol dir or nauseous , niorourlal or poisonous medlcitica to bo taken Inter- aallyVhun n od a a preventive by cither sex , It Is piposslhle tn contract any private dfseiie ; but In th ? isc of tlio'o already unfortunately allllcted we gnar intt-o tliioo lioio-i to c'iro , or no will refund the in on ey. Price by mall , poitajo p ld , $2 , per box or tliret WXM for (5. (5.mUTTEW mUTTEW OUAIIANTEESI l ucdby all authorited agontr. Dr Felix LeBrun&Go. BOLK puopiiinrous 0 F , Goodman , Dru iflst Bolo Agent , t < ir Omaha cb _ ml * wly Imported Beer * _ . . . , , - . - . IN BOTTLES , Rrlanger , Buvnrii ; , Jnlmljucher , . . PilHiior . . . . c Uohoniiuu. ( v nir.er . . . . . 4 .Bremou DOMESTIC. Budweisor . Sf , Louis , Anlmuscr. . _ . St. Louis. _ . Milwaukee. trim's Oiniilni. Ale. Porter , Domestic und Ulnae HO. PD..MAUJIBII ] TOlNVJENTukS ! I'ATE.Vra OETAI-VEO 1'OH OKIOINAI , , Ducorpry or CAVEATS , DISOLAiaiKRB , Ilc-iasuoa and oxtotitiuns iilod , und op ] ) PIB ! noted. ALD I'ATiNT PWJlITtY ATTENDED Be t reference * . Iteikonai.Iochiri.-ti1. U'rtletoWm IIVUK bUITU It , 1U "II , " fit. , U Yf , - ) a THE STATE CAPITAL , CoiiKitlctnliln HonnniInn In Ijlm'oln Over tlio Unhiii Irit of n Mcilk'al Special Corro | > rmclonco of the HK < LINCOLN , May 10 The medical department - partmont of the univorslty has hail n regular clinical sensation and there 1ms boon moro thought turned towards the local cemeteries than ia uaiully the cnao , especially among young widowers who contemplate aucond hand niatriinony. On duo nnd inaturo consideration 1 am sorry to say that the irregularity that caused our poor alma mater so much pain was tlio regular school students and the do- eire of ono of them to procure a skeleton. It scorns a subject had boon obtained aonio time ago and contrary to the rules of the university it was loft lyinu around the basement. In fact it was resting nt ono time in the gymnasium as if present for n sad reminder of tlio future of the alumnus on the Hying trapeze. Dr. Mitchell , the dean of the regular school of medicine hero , Rooms to deserve the blame fur this corpse being uncoll'ined nnd unburied or unmounted in skeleton brio n brae , lie was certainly derelict in duty when the aroma bqcnmo so loud that it differed somewhat from the bottle of Araby , the Bloat , and the re- iiains of the dead were in an old tin boiler nnd placed on nn open nir mauso- "ouiu under n plank in the university ground.s. On Monday last in sonio way tlio subject became dissected by tlio noigh- orinu small boys or the dogs of this nut- licipal domain , which can bo numbered > y the thousand. Persons passing through the grounds in the evening im agined they wore trumping through a month old brittle-Hold , or a young grave yard struck by dynamite. In a word the body had boon scattered nil over the grounds , nnd it was not lout * before the tirat visitor had found himself surrounded by about 200 excited people. AH sorts of rumors were immediately set nll' > nt and people arriving on the eastern train tlmt night vroto horrified to hear that fifteen bodies of murdered per sons had been found in the University grounds. Some said the body of the youm' man who had lately boon killed at Noukm , of which Tnr BEE had n full account , had boon offered as a sacrifice to the oculpol. Others were sure that the beautiful Wyuka comptory had boon des poiled of its silent residents Wynka , "Where scattered oft , the tondorust of tlio year , By hands unseen nra ehuwcra ofiolots fonnd. Tin ) rotlbroast loves to build anil warble hero Anil little footsteps lightly print the ground" In fact there never has been such ex citement hero siucoMcAVatots and Quinn Bohanan attempted to run the peniten tiary on the anti-Htato as well ns the anti- fat plan. The whole town v\ns agog and princes , poataniH and policemen rroro soon on the scene , all quoting from Ohildo Harold , in mind if not in words , "llomovo you shall from put the seatter'd heaps. " In truth ono agitator proposed to bicak into the building and see if there were any moro remains. Sheriff Molick , with his deputies and the city policowcro early on the grounds and kept matters reasonably quiet for a time , and the remains were gathered up the beat they could be , the crowd ono by ono left the campus , but the citizens generally - ally have not by any means got over their indignation at the loose manner in which these dissecting matters were con ducted. Tlio twilight tickler , journalistically known as the News , was not going to "hido" the item under n busho ) , so Thursday evening found an account of the university business in its columns. It all amounts to ono thing ; the people well know that where there are medical stu dents there will bo "stills" and skeletons and deans , demonstrators nnd dissectors , but they dcscrvo care to bo taken lost , as in this instance , the feelings of common decency are violated by sheer neglect on the part of the medical oflicers in charge. This has been n bad year for deans around here any way. "With the eclectic dean bothered about a bar , the regular dean about some bone , what may wo not expect from tlio homuijmthic dean ? Lincoln is temporarily in darkness again as far as the electric light is con corned. It is claimed that moro eil'ec tivomachinory trill have to bo put in bo- fora the lamps will _ "surely shine for all. " In the meantime wo havolu content ounolves ) witli provincial illumination. The effort Hindu by Judge Maxwell , of Iho supreme coutt , backed by The Jour nal and John 11. Clark , to make an old pioneer political friend , Sain Chapman , cleric of the supreme court in plauo of Guy Brown , is the latest sensation of the day. As "dead matter" porhap.i it ought to go in the sainn column with the Uni versity "atifl' , " butflifo is too short , and this letter too long for present detailed mention. It is understood that the B. & M. lire going to run through train.s on faster time betwuon here nnd Omaha. This will bo gloiioiu news for any ono who wishes to combine capitnlinu and metropolitan bus iness nnd picauiiro in a single day. Dur ing the legislative * session it will bo im- mciiBo. A solon can run down to Lin coln , votu on a raihoad bill and return to Omaha in time to pay his wash bill before his laundry representative dies of starva < tion. Yep , dirty linen of all kinds at both ends of the route , can bo attended to with promptness and dinputcli. Has Pat O'l-Iawesgouo bask to the fold ing room in the U. S. neimto chamber yoU I think ho must bo on liia way for J hoar Tom Kennard is coming home. Tliobo Mulcahy twins are a ijuoor pair to draw to. They run a kind of political "totor-tottor , " ono ibeing at this end of the board while the other is at the opposite posito und. Pat in Washington means Torn in Lincoln. Hoth in Washington there ! a a-contingont congressional duet in major key. Both in Lincoln big bill for corvicCH passed , fortissimo , crvscondo. Quin NUNU. Corro > p < nJcnco iflur. linn. UixiowiNdTON , May 8. The dcctora are doing ubout an much business at Franklin an any ono lately. Onu hund red ur.d thirty cased of measles Imvo al ready bcei. reported and moro to follow. Jud'jo Brown received iilino specimen of adamant of antiquity from onu of Franklin's residents la t v/orJf , which , after P ! ) HII ! through ecvnral pcrson'n liandu , was given up an a "loat catinu , " It was letter uud thu judge lias about | inudo up hia mind to hire an inturprt'tur. t Laat night , bctweon 8 and IS o'clock , $ whilu the tirkot agent wai at nn enter1 1 taiiiineiit , burglard entered the railroad t depot nnd took therefrom 8M" belong t ing (8500 ( ; to the WelU. Fargo & Co. or- proat company , and f 12 to the railroad,1 company. , Jud o JJroiTti has BO far rocovi-rod from I , ' his rncont illness ay to attend to liiaof- , | ( lutieo and has rc uinud hit old ( humor nd good-ntituroa disposition , For ftwhilo the judge looked ns though ho had never done anything but attend iunora'e. THK CHOI'S. May llottmiti to the Department ol Agriculture , WASIIIXOTOX , May 10. H.Uurna to the drptrtmont of agriculture for May inako the prospect nearly ns favorable as in April. Than the nvoMgo was within S per cent , of the standard of full condi tion. The May nvcrago is ! M. It was SItJ in 188IJ Burring changes in the future , tlio winter wheat product will bo about ! U")0,000,000 , DS nt prenont indicat ed , The temperature for April has boon lower thar. usual and low lauds htxvo boon saturated with moisture , retarding grow ing. Well drained wheat Holds every where are boating n vigorous nnd healthy growth. A few reports of injury by fly have boon received , but the ag gregate loss from insects will bo trivial. Tlio winter wheat of Now England is n scarcely appreciable quantity. Its con dition is uniformity high. The middle nnd southern states make nu average re port ranging from 1)0 ) to 100. Tlio Ohio basin makes n leas favorable showing , with but little dilleronco in the states on the north side of the river. The states of largo production make the following nvcrago , 100 representing not an aver- nco condition , but n full staml , healthy plant nnd medium growth : Is'ow York , ! 7 ; PontBylvnnia ) ( ! )8 ) ; Kentucky , ! ) ! ) Ohio , 85 ; Michigan , 85 Indiana , 85 Illinois , 8" ; Missouri , 1)1 ; Kansas , 10J ! California , ' .15. Thu seeding of spring wheat U nearly finished in Minnesota. It has been delayed by heavy rains and low tempera hire in Dakota and is not yet completed. Uoturns are to bo made on the first of July. Hyo promises fully aa well na wheat. The ( general average is Slii. It is several points higher than wheat in the principal states of the west. The general average of barley is 101 It is 100 in Now York , 100 in Pennsylvania , 08 in Michigan , nnd 10U in California. Meadows unit pastures are generally promising , though failing to como up to the standard of healthy growth and un impaired condition. Spring plowing is n little delayed _ by the low temperature and excessive moisture in undrained and tenacious soilo. For the entire country the seeding is two-thirds completed. In nn average year 72 to 75 per cent of it should bo done on the first of May. TIIK MAUSIl/VTjIj / M10MOU1AU Tlio Unvellliifj of the Statue of tlio OlilulMiiHtluout tlio Capitol. WASHINOTOX , May 10. A largo num ber of citizens assembled in the capitol grounds this afternoon to witness the ceremonies of unveiling the Marshall statue. The statue is a seated figure in broni'.o , heroic in size , nnd rests upon an oblong pedestal nt thu foot of the terrace stairway upon the west front of the capitol tel , nt the union of twowido walks which load to Pennsylvania and Maryland uvo- nuea respectively. Its face is to the west , overlooking half a dozen ticrcs of open lawn which intervenes between the ter race and the notanical garden. For the occasion a platform had been erected upon throe sides of pedestal , upon which were placed choirs for the convenience of 2,000 public men and others who had been invited to take part in the proceed ings.W. W. II. Ilawlo , of Philadelphia , the orator of the day , was presented by Chief Juistioo Wnito and received withnpplauao. Mr. Rawlogavoan account of thoincoption of the Marshal memorial fund. Ho said that only six of the subscribers to the original fund now survive. Outside of Philadelphia the largest , appropriations came from Richmond. Ho spoke of the appropriateness of the site selected for the statue , under the shadow of the cap itol , and eulogized Marshall , declaring that ho never turned his back upon a pub lic duty , or hesitated to malntain'what ho believed to ba right , no matter how popu lar might run. At the close of the oration tion the Marino band rendered a selec tion , the benediction was pronounced , and the ceremonies were at an end. Burh Wire State Aid Itinjolnucl. DES MOINIH : , May 10. Five thousand dollars were appropriated by the legisla ture at its Into session to assist the Far mers' Protective association in their barbed wire suit with Washburn < t Moon. Thu appropriation caused considerable comment. To-day Frank Mason , mana nor of the Merchants' Union Barbed Wire company , appeared before the cir cuit court and asked for an injunction restraining the state auditor from issuing a warrant and the state treasurer fro paying the name if issued , nnd against thoFjrmoro' associatioT from receiving the mdnoy.i Mr Mason gave an approv ed bond in , the sum of ? 1,000 nnd the injunction was issued. I'oni liynulntho. CIIIOAOO , May ' 1 1. The famous French ox-priest , Pore Hyacinthe , preached at the Trinity Episcopal church in this city to-day. II in address , which was in French , _ dealt with the subject of thu resurrection of the body. Ho and his wife ar/iyed from Madiaon , Win. , yester day , nnd are thu guests of Hon. 10 , B. Waahbtirno. ox-Miuiator to Pails. Ho loaves for Now York tg-morrow , und will at once uail for Franco , being recalled by a formal notice of n decree l > y President Orovy legalizing hii ) church in France , which is expected to give that reformation mation a now and powerful influence. I'll OH 1'llofl wo frequently preceded ) > y n HOIIHO o Weight In tlio back , IU'IIIH and lower part of tlio nbdommi.cauBliiL' the i mil out to mippoHii he him Bumo blfuutioii of thu ulilnoyH or unlil ! | > < > rifif orgi'if. At tlniOH , nym t < iiiiH of ludlgoutioii are present , nn tlatuoncy , unoaHliiofH of tlio xtouiuch , otic. A. inoUtcro lll < o perspiration , iiriiduciiiK u xory ( Unagreeable Itching pnrtlcu. liirly at nht | ( ; ftor patting warm In bnil , It * very common attfmiUiit. Internal , Kxtoimtl and lulling I'OH ] yield at once to the u pilicn- | tlon of ] ) r , JJonaiUco'nl'110 Hoinody , which ortH directly uixm the part * ulfot-toil , ulMorbbitf tlio tumori ) , allaying tlm intoiwii Itching , and of- footing a peiiimnent euro \\hcro other ronie- dUw liavo failed , Do not dolny until tliadrttln on thu Hyntein iiroductm ponnaiiont dnablllty ! , but tryIt and Im cured , Hchrotar A : Jieclit. "Trailo supplied by (1. ! ' . ( Joodman. " The HOUHTO.V , TBX. , May 10. The inter' Htftto drill and encampment closed to-day vrilh a grand sham battle in which fiftonn companii's and three batteries partici paled. In the infantry contest the first jirizn fif $5,000 wna awarded to the JIouo- ton Light Onarus ; the second prize of $1,500 was captured by thu Trend way Uiflk's , of St. Louis. In the Xouavi : drill awards the first pri/.u wna awarded to thu Busch Xouavcs , of Kt. Lonis. An IlllnnlH Grain iir , , PAIIMI , III. , May 1 -Santorman it \ Hiow.-rl , grain dtulurn tf Orayvillu , have ' .failed. Liubjlilji-fl f 50.000 , A8eeis$25.l t 000. 1 Six Tlinrfl nu Orplmn , rrom the Smi KrAticUco I'ott. "Why are you crying , my lilllo boyl" asked the man. "Cnuso dad'a dofltl , " answered the boy."That "That is too bad. Wlun did ba dioi" "Two months ngo. " "Two months ngo > Why that is n I'ory long tiuioj you ought not to bo cry ing now , You must have been very fond i > f your father. " "Well , no , can't ' say that 1 wan , but ousoo ho was the only ono 1 over had. " "That's so ; but you have n mother , liavo you nut / " "No ' dead " they're too. " " "Thojf" ' Yra. You see , " naid the boy between his sobs , "wo were nil Mormons living ilown in southern Utah , where dad wan a lishop , and , of course , had live wives. Well , each of them had a boy Imby about ' ho same ago , and they were all mamed Briuham- " "Isn't it strange to name them nil alike } " "They always name the first ono Brig- [ lam , nnd , " said he , "when wo were ibout 4 yonra old dad uaod to drive the ittle flock of BrlghaniB down to the farm nnd make us weed carrots. The farm was two miles from town , nnd onu day ivhon wo were all alone u band of Indi ans kidnapped thu whole of us and took us away down into Arizona. Thu other boys nil not sick and died , but they krnt 1110 with them five years before 1 could escape , which 1 finally did and got bask liomo. Well , when I got back 1 did not know my mother , or even her iiumbor , and she didn't know mo , nnd they nil claimed mo as thuir little lost Bri hnm , DO they had to draw cuts to see which onu would have me ; and I waa tiers till she ilicdthun the next and an on. My first mother died n year after I got homo then 1 bee.imo the son of mother No , - She npoatatizod , rtu away , and married it Oon- tile , and got Killed in a railroad collision , I lived with tliia mother a year nnd a "uxlf. _ The third mother got hooked by a cow six months after she had mo. The fourth one died after 1 was 111 , nnd my 'ast mother died aix months ago. And io\v dad's dead. I tell you what's thu uattor , miator , they don't know what real sorrow ia till they have boon an o r ) han like me , six times. " GUI'HUH ' COUNCILS. The MellioilUt Coiiiffcnue. Piin.Aiir.i.i'itiA , May iO. The Metho dist conference re-assembled this morn ing with Bishop Harris in the chair. Resolutions were adopted providing that all conferences organized outside of the United States or to bo hereafter organ ized , are entitled to thu same righta and privileged ns those in the United States , The resolution oll'ered yesterday by ox-Governor ISvaim , of Colorado , relating to ins-ructiii ! ; the agents ot the two book concerns to furnish a detailed statement for the past four yeavs was ndoptod with nn amendment that thuiiamcH of employ ees bo stricken from thu schedule which nguntn are required to furnish. Hov. Dr. Cuiry from the committee of Episcopacy reported recommending that India bo fixed as an Kpiscopal roaidcnco. llov. Dr. Marshall W. Taylor , colored delegate from Lexington , moved to amend by striking out the word "India , " and inserting the word "Africa. " Ail Important Aniriulinonl. WJVHHINOTON , May 10. The liousi committee on indiciary baa concluded it consideration of the general charge of in competency against Chief Jtmtico Axtn of Now Mexico. Tlio committee resolved that ox parto and record evidence tended to show incompotoncy on the part o. Judge Axtoll , but as his case wus before the oxccutivo committee nothing should done by the houso. lloprosentativo Col liiiHwns directed to favorably report a joinl roaolution preparing an amendment ( o article 15 of the constitution. Tim amend ment consists of the insertion of the word "nativity , nnd makes the first HOC , lion road as follows : "Tho right of any citizen ot the United SUitcu to vote , shall not bo denied or abridged by the United Stater or any state on accountof nativity , race , color or previous condition of servi tude. IH to ninny , tlin mcwt honultful Honmn of the yuar , but tu otlitirn It brings trouble In tliu hapo of oruptloiiH , blokhos , ulrcr , Uchlnj-H , otc. Wo nirer t all Hiicli the only purely veg etable , reliable , and Hftfu roiuuily to force out all this pulxiou. lti iiuturo'H roinuily , pro- imiod from the lonU of tlm foioKtH. nnd with- Ing In its composition COIIIOH from tlio iipotho- cary nr vhrnnlxt'i flhop. ] ) n not tuku .Morctny ami 1'ataih mixtures fur theno uoniphilntH , for tlioy uro a binl or WOIBO than the illsofwux. Swlft'H Specific rootnniit thu poixon nnd ollinl- nuloa it through the purcH of the ukln. Mr. It. W. Collier , Imllnii SpringH , On , , Bays- ' For ton or twulvo y < mr I imd nn iifIy ; autiiiK Hora ( in my f > \vhlclilmn hcun ontlruly uurnd by Swlft'n tjiiuclliu , not avuu Icavlni ; n Hcnr t'i innrlc the pliico. " ' 1'ruittltooii liliioil und Skin DHOIISOI nmlloil frou. TimSwilT Srrc-li'io Co. , Drawer 3 , At lanta , ( jii. Tlio TnuiH-Cont1111:11 : tnl I'ool. Sr. LOUIH , Maj ? 10 : The TnuiH-Con tinental Aqsociation mot again to-day , There si-oma to bo no longer any doubt that the money pool will bo formed. Thu ( juestion of boundaries and what proportion each road ( iliall put into the pool uro already satUfactorially Hottlod and the subject of peruentagou , after con fiidorablo cliaciioaioii , won rofitrred to the arbitration committee. General Manager agor Clark , of the Union 1'ocilic , nnd ono or two otliora have started for Chicago , luiv Suunrcil , CIIIUAIIO , May 10 : After u delay 01 five days n jury was finally secured this morning to try McKoagua , charged will thu murder ot the aged Willson couple A panel of throe hundred well kucwi and prominent citizcim war axnaunted ii securing twulvo men , A $100,01)0 ) .liiilKinciil Against HlHh of ) Hiiro , NIIW YO K , Mny 11 The genera ! term of thu nil promo court affirmed the judgment of 8100,000 in favor of Hov , Samuul 1) . Ilinman against Bishop Hnr of Niobrara. The Kail Itlvor KtrIKo FAM. JliVKii May 10 The atriko lior is practically concluded and moat of th mills nro in full operation , and riot half of the strikers can again Bccuro work horo. Tlio Union I'uoillo , TCinv VoitK , May 10 PrcsidontDillor stuten that the i/nion 1'aoitio directora will not , meet for dividend purposcH unti Juno. - ' " i O'Connor Very limy. N.I.VTUCKKT , May 10. Cliarlos 0'0 n nor in very low thU morning. The sacra lincnt waa administered last Afonduy. Oliarno DlHiiilsHcd'j TOUO.NTO , May 10 , The charge of foi- gory auuinst McKiin , moinbur of parlu nu'iit 1ms been dismissud , The largest Stock ] n0nialia _ and Makes the Lowest Prices- ] DRAPERIES AND MIRRORS , 2 Just received nn nssortmont far surpassing anything in this market , comprising the latest and most tasty designs manufactured for thii spring's trndo nnd covering a range of prices from the Cheapest to the most Expensive. Parlor Goods Draperies. Now ready for thoiiisiipctiou of cus- Complete stock oE nil thn latest tomcra , tlio mnvosfc r.ovoltirs in styles in Turcoman , Madras nnd Suits and Odd Pieces. Lnco Curtains , Etc. , Etc. Eloirant Passenger Elevator' to all Floors. CHARLES SHIVERICK , 1200,1208 and 12MlKnnmni Street , - - - - OMAHA , NEB . r- - -v - fr . This cut shows n sectional view of our NeWfcPolnr Air Dry Kofrigorntov , mnnut'uc- tured in the most perfect manner of Kiln-Dry lumber Charcoal Killed , /iinc Lined Galvanized Iron Sholyos Black Enameled Trim mings Handsomely imuuled , and designed for the wants of a elass ot trade that re quires the host class of goods that can bo made. \Vi > shall soil these Ro- friijoratoM at , manufactur er's prices , with freight nd- ( 't"l. ' You are respectfully invited to examine them. Compare prices before buy- Respectfully. W J. . VVitlGHT , Manufacturer's Agent. 317 S13th Sfc , , OMAHA , NEBRASKA. I ! 1UJ. 1024 North Eighteenth Street , Omaha , on Street Car Line , WIIOLUSAU : AND KKTAII. IK ! Grades and pricoa uarooil and low as any in the city. Please try me. WJB . OF off amicm/ ' < 'nwT.or.AfiB AHD TWO WHEEL OARTS. ItflB and 1320 linmay Street and < 03 B Ulh Hlront ) % . _ _ _ r , _ tmtrttad Oittlavui turiilohu.1 trnouron nipllo ) t'or ' > < Tll Ct [ I C8 at' flU I/I uO ( U to ( U -Ct V o ctf o * j I a a 02o < u o O OTJMTJaGS AND 20THST , , OMAHA , NEB , IN ROOFING AHD COVERING WALLS. VAN PAPPELENDAM i Made of Shoot Metal witli Pressed Ornaments. 1,0 Jjonking , No Crooking or low ing oir. Fire Proof , Cheap nnd Durable. The Moat Ornuinontnl Hoof Mado. Practically Tested for Nearly Ten Years , Wtlithe Most Gratifying Results , ULLIVAN BROTHERS , Agents. Fig. 2 View representing u nunibo of 'L'iloa ns arranged upon A roof , Fig. ! J Detail sectional view of the BUM 10. Fig.I Ono of the Roof Tilua. Fig. 0 Wall Tile , the white part of which ia covered by thu ono ubova it , nnd mjuiren no ilencriptiou. SULLIVAN BROTHERS , JIAKUI-ATUIIEIIS OP TIN ROOFING ! SBIOIO5 STACKS , Breecliiiigs and General Iron Wort , TIN , IRON & SLATE HOOFING , Guttering and Genial Jobbing TEUJI3 ItHASONABLE , Satisfaction Guaranteed , lOO-lll SOUTII SIXTEENTH ST. , OlIAHA , - NEBRASKA , * , * *
