OMAHA DAILY BEE MONDAY At AY 26 , 1854. 5
MANUrACTUnF.il OF
GALVANIZ" I
, . „ , „
CORNICES ,
WINDOW CAPS , FINIALS , ETC.
O. HO S.OtlX ( eatx'owt ,
OtfMIA . NO K
WHITTIER
(517 St. Chnrlos SM ( St. LonU , Mo.
A rr | ul r tr > 4tiite of i o lit llnl Colic ? r , hn I ci n lonitcr
rneitrdln tti > r l ltrc lmtotor Ciinovr Mtvovi , 8 t
nnJ moot. In.ii.ntbnn nr oltitr l'h.kl n In St. Louis
urltr r tri * " > * mil Ilol.l ifilJuiuknoii ,
Nervous Prostration , Debility , Menial nnd
Physical Weakness ; Mercurial and other Alice-
lions ol Throat , Skin or Bones , Blood Poisoning ,
old Sores and Ulcers , ro u ini with ni riieic4
nifpf. , * w iftuit.flfnilno principle * , f 'etrrrh tely.
Diseases Arising from Indiscretion , Excess.
Exposure or Indulgence , * ht h pnuinrr tone r the
following cdiclii ucrtoutucM , dcMlilr , < Umnrin of iltht
anil defective memory , | tmttln on the uee , ftiilrnlilce 7 ,
aterilontollie totUty of femnlii , confuilti of Ideas , rtc. ,
rendering Marrlngo Improper or unhtppy , ro
pcrmiOMtlj cured. I'nmphleuSn ftjeilon the above , ncnl
la ictled envelope , frroto AOrtddrrMi. Conftullfttlon tt f *
flee or by tnatl rrce , fcnd Invited W rllo ror queltloal.
A Positive Written Guarantee
Itltfi ID 1I cnr M ent , MMIclnnntnt ererjthcro.
Pamphlets , English or Ucrmnn , 04 pacai , de-
crlblnz above dlstaicsin mala cr female , '
MARRIAGE GUIDE !
LIHE
HF ICAGO , FEOKIA fc ST.LOUIS ,
11Y WAY Ol'
DUAHA AND LINCOLN TO DENVSS ,
Oil VIA
ZAN3AS CITY AND ATOHISON to DENVER
Conni'cHiif ? in Union Depots nt KiniMiiC'lty
Oumlianml lonvcr\vllh thrunghtialiib lur
Anil nil points In the Gicut Vi'e
Comicctln ; . ' In Giiunl I'nlon Depot nt Chicago
with tluvigii trains for
A * E W YOltK , KOSFO y ,
And till KistoiiCltlua. : .
Atl'oorli with th > iiuh tinlns lor Imltnnnp-
ells , Oin'Jlnnntl , CohunliiH , and nil polius in
tliuStinth.Knst. At St. Iouls with throiiuli
tmlns lor nil points South.
Elc int Day Co.iches , I'ailor Cura , with lie-
dining Chilli's ( scats lii-c ) , Sinoklnc Ciira with
Ituvolvint ; UluilM , J'ulliiiini 1'ulnco Slcuplni ;
Curs nnd the liunous c. It. & ( { . Dining Unra
run dully tonnd from Chlcsigo nnd Kansas City ,
Chicago and Connc.ll Jllntta : Chicago nnd DCS
Jloliu-s , Ohlciifro , St. Joseph , Atchlsnn nnd
ropoK-ii without clmiiKc. Only tliiouch line
running tliulr < iwn trains bet wren Oilman ,
J.lncoln nnil Denver , nnd ( ! hlciiK , KIIIIMIS
City nnd Denver. Tluoush cms hotwecin
Iinllanapollsnnd Council lilnlN , via I'corln
GOING IVOIIT1I AND SOUTH
Sollil-Tmlns of Klc nnt Duy Couches nnd
Fnllnian 1'uhico Sleeping Gin's mo run dally to
mid fiom St. LouU ; via Hunnlbnl ; CJnlncy
Kcokuk , ISnilinKton , Ccdnr Uniilda nnd Albert
Lento St. I'anl nnd Minneapolis ; I'mlorCars
\vlth UccllniiiK Cliuirs to nnd Mom St. Ijonln
nnd I'eoria. Only ono change of dire between
St. I.ouls nnd DCS Jiolnes , lown , Lincoln , Nc.
brnslcn , and Denver , Colorado.
It is also the only ThioiiHh Line bilwccu
ST. 'LOUIS , MINNEAPOLIS and ST. PAUL.
It is known as the grail T1IUOUCII CAI !
t > LINK of America , and la universally udinlt.
< eil to he the
Finest Equipped Railroad in the World for
all classes of Travel.
Through Ticheis via this line lor nao atoi ?
K. It. coupon ticket olllccs in the United States
Ciiid Canada.
I1. J. I'OTTEIt , I'EUCEV AT , LOWELL.
'
Notic3 to Cattle Men
{ JOO CATTLE FOR SALE.
ISO Head ol Slocrs Thrco Years Old
200 ' " Two "
201 " " Heifers , Two "
ISO " ' > tcer , One "
? 20 " " Ileifi-w , Ono "
Tbo above dcsorlb d cattle are nil tll bred Iowa
cattle , utralnht and nraooth These cattle will bo
cold in lots to ' ult imrclmcrs , and at reasonable
nrlccs. For further particulars , call on or a lil > rsj
M. F. PArroti.
Waverly , Brcmar Co , lown.
. Alsoyo unc irrodo m7iuoS
\Vtumo ilulilllty. Htliiti ninl ; > rcmatura
decay rtrocauscul H , rrroraof ) ottlh , etc. .
trn pcrfoctly restored to rolin t lu'iillli nd
Tlc < ir. > ii miinhooil by THE MARSTGN
KOLUS. J > o6lnm chdriii"'nK. ' Thwlrealmoot '
< iAcrv < miil > clilll.vamll > lirft1ciil't > ctuyu !
uuifnrmly naoco'Sfnl hpi-ntmo iinrrn on iretmoi
UMiiaiMi'.lfint.\v nntl dlriM't in
' ' ' frco.
4GW
S. H. ATWOOD ,
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PJnttsmouth , - - - - Neb.
_ URBABBU Of TlIOUOaOimRKD AND U10II QUADI
HEREFORD AMD JERSEY CATTLE
AMD ICnOO OR JBR8IT RED SWIH1
? stock for gal Correapcndcnco toll
Poison Oak
8ceiE to jlild every time to treatment wlthSwIll'u
SmclDc.
Spartanlnirir. S. O. , Mi n-h J 3 , 1 83 .
Your most valuaV/lu medicine ( Suift'd Spocitlc ) hsa
done ii OH'i ' much Rood tint I 'eel IlkoBajInL' th.a tor
thehcncflt of tlinsei who sulTrr Ilko I did. I wan
pnisonoJ by I'nlfion Oak , and saw not a well day for
BU jfars , until I lined Swift'u Hpcclfla Intha blx
) cars I used ulinn t o ) cry I Ind of inodlduo , but none
liadlhedcslmlcfft'ct. Alt r usinir blx bottles ol
Slft'u Hj.fclflo 1 am restored f > perfect health ulth
not a tin' " "I 'hit au ful poison leftl
Your * Truly , DAVID NESBITT.
POISON OAK.
-hvl for thlrtv cltfht ye'rs suffered eicry spring
andsutnircr with I'uiion Oak , which I contracted
In luth'NK lie'i o boy , I trl'd \erthlni ; for It , In. .
cludinv ni > nyi > ny Iciann , ' ut ulthnut any benefit. I
took llx licttlea of Hulft'd SpcclHo ( H. H S. ) foui
jeirn ax" , and it cured mn tourd nud well , Tlncc
tummorsha\u paBscd , and I ha\ohtilnnri.tiirn nt It ,
Josrril UKIBLKV , ColumbiiH , Oa.
Our Treatise on Blood and Bkln Dlsoascs nmllud free.
THKSWlrTHI'ECIKlO CO.
Drawer 3 , Atlanta , Ol.
K V. Offlro , 160W.S3 St. , bet 6ih and 7th a\8
HAMBUEG- AMERICAN
DIUUCT LINE roil ENOIAND , FIIANCB ANt
t-E MANY.
Tlio 8tcamihl | > 8 ot thlivtllkroun line are bulit n
Iron , In uatvr-tight coaipartmcnti , and are lurnlsli
cd Witt every nfunt | ; to mike t'.o pa Kie ; botl
tate andajfrciatle. Tliev carry tlm United H atci
and Kuf | > o ii rualU , and 1 ave New Vurki Qhuff >
dassan < ioaturda ) < for rijrrouth ( LONDON ) ( .her
boiw ( I1 Illia.dIUMIIIIMU )
K < U-i > : Kl H Cabin , 8 6 , $70uid$0. PteeiagcS20
Henry IMnJt , Uark Ilaimen , F. K. Moros,51. . Toft
acents'ii ' Omaha , Oronc lcx & ScliO1 jitL-ena2tnt li
Council Itlulli. 0. li : U1UIIAHD & CO. , lieu. IVsn
ABU , 81 Urowlnay , N. Y ,
alf ecu li which
e cobtcmiilani g marrlt e
kuavr IlunUtttli of
_ , _ _ _ Plli-otij/'iti"wtorurc.criou
iHblllly. otuiloal WoVluu , ric. , tent incurrly Ktlrd
( or to wnti ( moc'y u' po.lir. tin > | n ) Aiidrrn Dr.
1. d > uUI > . Cur Urouimi/ ! LUVM Av. , 6t.
Capital Prize , $150,000 ,
"U'tJtokertby ctrtifn that ue nujirrdM tki at
t.tngtntnlt far all the .VonfAJp and St > nt-Annu *
Drauinqt of the Loniiiina Stale Letter'Comjxjnj
anJ in iicnon manajt atui ccntrvl the Dratnnj
htmscfrti , andthnt tnttaint art eondoetetl in ! >
uintttff inwtt , nnd iti gooitfaitk toward alt jxit
inand IM authorise the coinjxiny toitt t\itett
1ci f , ttifA/ae-tlwifri of our itiamvt ( attache
i iti admrtisemtnti. "
Coniilimo
NPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION !
y Over Halt a Million Disinbuted !
Lonisiana State Loltory Comanv ,
Incorporated In IBM lor So years by the liutilMm ,
ot educational and chatltablo purpoees with a oaf
Ulofil.OOO.OM-towhlcha to or < e fund ol < > v t
SW.OOO h s since been added.
By an overwhelming popular vote IM iTMinr.lo.
was mvlo a part of the present ttale comtltatloi
adopted December 2J , A. 1) . 187J.
Its grand uluglo uumbot drawings will
taki place monthly.
It noct scales or postXnr8. | )
Look at tlio followlnc Distributions ICOHi
Grnntl Monthly and ta ! :
Exlranriinary Scnu-innnal Drawing
In tlio Academy of Mimic , Now Orleans ,
TUESDAY , JUNH 17 , 1881.
Under the special supcn'la'on ' and management ol
GEN. G. T. BEAUREGAHD. of Louis-
lana , nnd GEN. JUBAL A. EAULY ,
of Virginia.
CAPITAL PRIZE , $150,000.
c , Tickets are Ten Dollars only. IIMvcp ,
$5. Filths , $2. Tcnthl , 1.
1 CAVITAti rillZK OF 81tO,000. . . . $ ltOOCO
1 OKAND I'HIZE OF 60,000 . . . . 60,000
1 GHAN1) vm.K OK 20,000 . . . . 20,000
2 IiAUQt : 1'HIZKS OP 10,000. . . . 0,000
4 Ii.\ltOi : I'UI/KS OF 6.000. . . . 20,000
so rnizKS OF 1,000 . . . . 20,000
60 " 600 . . . . 5,000
100 " 300 . . . . S0.003
" 00 " ECO . . . . 40,000
COO " 100 . . . . 00,000
1000 " 60 . . . 60,000
APPROXIMATION 1'KIZES.
100 Arproxlmatlou l-rltca ot $ :00 . . . . $20,000
100 " " 100 . . . . 10,000
100 " " 76 . . . . 7.COO
9.270 Prizes Amounting to . f522,60C
Application lor rates to clnhs fhoulil be made onl\
to the offlco of the Company in Now Orleans.
For further Information wrlta clearly phliiR fill
ad JroB3. Malio l0. . Uonoy Ordoro pa } ublo ui
ndilroes Rcclstcro'.l Letters to
NEW OULKAN3 NAT10NAT , BANK ,
Now Orleans , ! .
Postal Notes and ordinary letters by Mall or Ei
preen ( all turns ol $5 and upwards by Express at oui
expense ) to
MA. DACPIHN ,
or 11. A. DAUPHIN , Now Orleans , t .
B07Sovonth Rt. . Waihlnftnn T > . 0.
m SURE ! IAUDES
find radical cure by my
inothod , based on recent sci-
cntifiu researches , even in the
most desperate cnses williont
iiny trouble to the function" ,
f cure equnlly the sad con-
conseciuences of the sins ol
you' ' li , nervousness and im
potence .
DISCRETION GfAKAXTKEI ) .
Pr jcr to send the E act description ol tlio Sickliest
Dft. BELLA ,
, Member of Several Scientific Societies.
O , IMaco do la Nation ( , ---t'AIHS.
mAo wcd&stt
- . . ( AFTUIt. )
t L OniO-VOLTAIC Iini.T nnd other KLieciT.IO
lJ AITIIANCISI nro ecnt on SI ) Days' Trial TO
MHN ONLV , 1OUNO Oil OLD , who nro Buffer-
[ na from NElivors DKnn-rrT , LOST VITAUTT.
WASTIMCI WKiKNESSES. fltld all tllOSO dlBOftilCS of a
PEitsoxAt. NvrunK , rofiultiDK from ArD8K and
OTHER CAUSES. Spei-dy relief and cnmpleto
reatoratlon to HULTII. VWOB nnd MANHOOD
UUARANTICHD. Ecnil at once ( or Illustrated
l' mphlct frco. Auarcsi
> jrTT CO. , Mitriilinn. Mich.
A victim ol early Imprudence , canRlng nervous
onl'ilty. iimmnturo decay , etc. . Imvlnc irit > u iu
? in cvcrjf known remedy , lias dlraovamd n , Khnnla
ann of eolf-cure , which ho will nund I'llKIu to
llovr-RufTcrnrB. Address.
.5.JU. UlliVis.43Ch th raSt. . HeirVatb
iflPHOVED
SOFT
ELASTIC SECTION
warranted to wc.ir longer. H
.tho form malrr , and Plvo bi.lt'
mthractlaii than an > oilier C'ors.
In the ninrifct. or iirlcn palil i
tie refunded ' /Iiolni1ore < ! mctit u
_ Chfcairo'ii l"-st ; > hypl'lii'i , woci'
inny B ch rorsst Priiw , lirnt Hutrrn Jt'itii , I'toMs
, tlM ) Afk \ ouriMiTilinutfortlirl.l.
vr3 HlltD. JONKI'H O * . .
JOHN n. F. LEFIM N & CO
TliyOTT FrriVoftho Oonoratlvo O'fcwa
JLlJilJQ L OJ. J , inilclily on ed liv the
UIVI LK.Min'IlOD Adopted In allthellOSriT\LH
OK KHANUK Prompt 'return "f VlfiOit. Simple
cases JJ to S3. Severn mien , 33 to flu ramphlot
Kno. c'ivblo Ilouicdlal Afc'eno , 16i 1-ultoii tt. , Now
York.
_ , . . _ .
\VheirTnnyTuru i m iwimean inpreiy t iop luum lui
btlmo&ndihtnUi othiroipinrn B ln..I . " ' fJiSy
cal cere. ! ha < a niwla Ilio illicino "I UTS. HI'ILKrav
or WWJKOBICKNBSSAlllolongf nil/ . Iwjn omt
racd' to lure the * nr tfi c . liicuuio nU.on H > T >
iillod > no re on for nut " recelvlue cnr . > M iJ u
o m lor a iriwtl o nd .t Krco Botilo of my im
illro i ; pre anil l'o ( oitleo. H
or Wormy Veins of lu Mrctuin. Oflrn l * uniiu-
ried rouo o/ Lost Manhoodf Debility. Ac. ,
leklyind pafnloi/vrun.i IIJT the Elastlo Cradle'
Compressor , S.O ! . Hove-AUlnu CIriularKre" .
ClVlilB ETIIEDIAL , lC9ftltaiGt. . < Ttvrcrk.
Chartered by theStateofllir
[ nois for thecxpicsapurport
'of ' civingimmcdiatc rclicllr
all chronic , urinary and pr | ,
; , vatc dilcatcB. Conorrhcca
fGlcet nndSyphilis in oil tlicli
complicated forms , nlso ol r
dlccasca of the Bkln one
lilood promptly rcllcvcdonc
rermancntlycured by reme-
dies.testedlnn/'orfl/refin
.i > lnrlalJ'rartlce. Cemlna
Weakuc.s. f.ii-ht Lo-.seoby DreamPimples or
he 1'areLost Manhood , puiMfrvf y rum2Y cr <
yiiaixitfrlintitiiiiii , 'Hi : appropriate remedy
3 tuiice used In each case. Conculutlont , per-
lonal or by letter , sacredly confidential , Med.
lnc > cent by Mail and Uxprets. Nomarkaon
; clcace to indicate contenta or tender. Addrcn
SB. JAMES.No. ZOtWashlnrjlon 8l.CMcgom
THE STEEPLE OLIMBER ,
The Work ol IMltUliiK tlio 1'resbjtc-
rlnn Churolt Mtcaiilo
Under wny.
The work of painting tlio steeple olio
lie Frst Presbyterian church was bopun
riday. Mr. C. E. arifllng Uio gen-
Ionian who is engaged in the dangerous
) iisinoss , was watched nil yesterday nf-
crnoDii by an anxious crowd of spocta-
ors. Ho looked like a mcro child way
up at the top of the spire.
The atoopio of the Presbyterian church
s ono hundred and sixty-live ) foot high.
It is coslructed in a dilVeront manner
rom most steeples , making it necessary
'or ' Mr. Orilluig to build a ladder or stair-
ivay upon the insirlo of it nearly to the
top , or at least far enough up BO that ho
could roach half wny around it upon the
outside. A hole was thenfcut through
nnd Mr. drilling emerged , mid by the
aid of his climbers , mounted to the very
tip-top. IJaving secured his rope , which
by the way , Ucalled a collar rope , ho pull
ed up his tackle' , fastened it to the collar
rope , dropped into his awing nnd was
ready for business.
The ntooplo will bo painted ft drab
color , and will receive three coats. Six
times , in painting the two sides of the
steeple , will Mr. Grilling hnvo to pull
himself to that dfezy height , and yet ho
scorns ns unconcerned us if ho were
painting n nun house six feet high.
This is the first job of steeple painting
which ho has undertaken since painting tlio
St. Philomoim spire in this city lust f.Ul.
While arranging his tackle upon the St.
Philomonn last fall ho met with trouble
and for nearly three hours he was com
pelled to hang by ono arm. The oxor-
lion was too great and greatly impaired
his health , lip spent the winter in tlio
south endeavoring to regain what ho had
lost but mot with very poor success.
That the stcoplo painting business is
profitable may bo aeon from tlio fact that
Mr. Grillin states that iu ono single year
ho made § 11,000 clear of all expenses.
PEOSPEOT HILL ,
The Cemetery la ISxcclIcnt Slu\iie-
1'rcimrntiuilB lor Douorntiou
Wuy.
There ia probably no aoaaon of thi
year when Prospect Hill cemetery looko
inoro boauliful than now. Even ono who
undergoes the fatigue of a tramp to the
place feels thoroughly well paid for all
trouble. It is indeed a beautiful city oi
the dead.
A walk from the busy city of the living
to the quiet and peaceful city of the dead ,
reveals the fact tnat it is not quite BO
quiet as many have supposed. Upon en
tering the gate the first form that groote
the eye , is that of the white haired nnd
venerable old sexton , George Medlock ,
who for over a quarter of a century has
, stood nt that gate through aummor't
scorching heat and winter's bitter cold
and watched the sad and solemn funcru
train Trend its way up the hill ant
within the incloauro of tlio domain ovei
which ho has charge. During the
twenty-five years which Mr. Mod
lock has been sexton ho hat
laid away within the boaom of mothoi
earth over four thousand of the inhabr
rants of this city. Over four thousand
times lie 1m boon called upon to witness
the grief of friends nnd relatives aa the
loved ono was laid away at rest forovor.
Over four thousand times ho has listened
to those solemn words which have wrunfl
the very heart atrings of the mourners ,
"dust to dust , ashes to ashes. " Ho ia BO
familiar with the grounds that upon the
darkest night ho can conduct you to the
side of an grave for whicli you may in-
quiro. And as he stands by the open
gate ono is reminded of the words of the
old sexton of whom the poet sung , " 1'vo
Kuthcrcd them in , I've gathered them
in. "
Upon every hand during the pleasant
daya may bo soon hundreds of men and
women busy with pruning knife , shovel ,
spade and wheelbarrow , beautifying tlio
little linmcs of tlioao whoso "cluut hau
mingled with the clods of the valley. "
Father , mother , brother and sister doing
all that can bo doiin for those that huvo
passed over the river , via : making their
laut resting place beautiful. Hundreds
of graves are being newly sodded , plants
of all kinds and descriptions are being
sot out and numerous beautiful boquols
tire placed in vases , all tending to iill the
air with a sweet pet fume nnd if it were
nwt fo.- the eight of the thousands of
marble slabs and granite columns , ono
might think ho had entered afairy bower.
Mr. Medlock's men are now busily
engaged in cleaning out the walks and
drives , and in every way beautifying the
grounds for the services of Decoration
day. Mr. Medlock nays that at that time
he will have the cemetery in butter sliapa
than over before , and if good hard work
will do it , ho will.
Tlio Hn ] > timniit. Detroit.
DETROIT , May 25. The Baptist anni
versaries were held at the closing moot
ing of the Missionary union Saturday
night. After a long and solemn delibera
tion it was voted to begin missionary
work on the Congo river , in Africa , nt
the coat of not less than $30,000 per an
num. Distinguished Baptist prcachure
have been in all the pulpits of the city
except the Episcopalian , and all the
churches were crowded.
Head HUOxvn Obituary.
Ono day last week on the 15. & M ,
railway , near this city , a man supposed
to bo Orton Evoraon , a former employe
of The Republican , was run over and
killed while endeavoring to board a inov.
ing train. The body was 80 friyhtfullj
mangled , and the face so utterly diafig.
urctl , as not to bo easily recognized ,
Nothing was found on his body thai
would load to its identity except a cortifi.
cato of membership from the Interna <
r tioiml Typographical Union , bearing the
above name , which naturally convoyed
tlio impression that the unfortunate man
w is the party mentioned. Friend * at
once notified hU family , living in Utica ,
N , Y. , of his lamentable end. On laal
Tur&duy the Utic.i Prong contained tht
following :
"It was stated not loni ; since that Or
ton Kversou , of Utica , and a former cm
ployo of the Prees , had been run ovei
J and killed in the treat. Yesterday mom
bcrs of hie family received lettora from
Inm saying that ho was alive and well ,
and that ho had read his own obituary
notice. It ia thought that the man killed
In aoino manner secured possession of
Orton Kvcraon'a cortifioato , nnd that his
romnina were "so badly mangled ns to
render it impossible to distinguish the
teaturos. llisriends in t'ticA will bo
? lnd to lonrn of \\\t \ \ good health. Ho will
couio homo in n few months. "
vourv-KiuiiTii coxminss.
iiouai ; .
WASHINGTON , May 24. In the house
Mr. Hatch ( Mo. , ) presented the confer
ence report on the bill to establish n bu
reau of animal industry.
Tlio houao conference recommended
concurrence in all the senate amendments ,
The amountof the appropriation is ? 1M ) . .
000 , and tin jurisdiction of the commis *
sionor of ngriculturo ia limited to such in-
vcstigation nnd such disinfection and
quarantine measures as may bo necessary
to prevent the spread of contagious and
infectious diseases from ono state or ter
ritory into another , and is prohibited
from applying any money toward paying
for animals found necessary to slaughter
in order to prevent the spread of disease.
The report was agreed to.
Under special order the house thi day
wns Assigned to monsures called up by
the committee on naval nllh'ra ,
Tlio next bill called in wna the Donate
jill granting permission ( o L. K. Key-
lolds , U. S. N. , to accept the decoration
of the Uoynl and Imperial Order of Kran-
cis Joseph from the government of Aaa-
, iia for his gallantry in saving the lives of
cloven Austrian Bailors.
Mr. Robinson ( dom. , N. Y ) opposed
the bill , nnd said the "audos" ot the
navy are continually asking permission to
accept decorations.
Cox ( N. Y. ) said Reynolds saved lives
at the imminent peril of his own , and for
it has bom insulted hero to-d.iy by this
man Robinson.
Knsaon ( rop. , Iowa ) said the gonllo-
man from Now York ( Robinson ) was per
sistent in dishonoring his own country
men by denying to them the praise ac
corded them.
Robinson ( excited ) : "J want those
words taken down , that 1 am a dishon
orable man. Whoever violated the con
stitution dishonored himsulf. I stand by
the constitution. Lot him withdraw the
words. "
Kasson " 1 withdraw nothing. I
say the man who stigmatizes with the
word 'dudo' ' a gallant naval ollicor , does
dishonor to the navy nnd its otlicora , "
uuuso. ]
The bill was then passed , Robtiisoit
being unable to muster sullicient following
)
ing for a call of the yeas and nays.
The bill restoring Alfred Hopkins to
the rank of captain in the navy gave rise
to long debate. Hopkins left Pensacola
without leave when the yellow fever pre
vailed there and was dismissed from the
service.
Lyman moved to strike out the enact
ing clause. Lost.
The bill was laid aaido for favorable
consideration , and when the committee
rose it was passed.
Adjourned.
FOREIGN NEWS.
ma QUKKN'S UUITIIDAY.
LONDO.V , May 25. The memory of the
recent death of 1'rinco Leopold made r
, very gloomy holiday of'the ' queen's birth'
day. The customary ollicors' rccoptior
at the horse guards in St. Jamas' part
was omitted , there were no military pa
raclca and but a very small display ol
bunting , either in the city or on the river ,
as compared with previous years.
AMPJtlOAN SliCUllITIEij ,
Thcro is a strong fooling of disbelief
among investors in American securities
that tlio present low pnceo of Amoricn
stocks can possibly continue. Looking
from this disUnco , the causes of the pres
ent depression appear trivial , and there
has boon a great deal of quiet buying.
DEU1IY DAY.
As Derby day draws near , interest
quickens and this year bids fair to outdo
all provi > us ones in the amount cf money
laid by backers.
Another Ginciiiniili Mob Needed.
CiNciNNATi.May 25 This afternoon in
Scdnmsvillo , lower river ward of Cincin
nati , the wife of George Kocser dis
covered Harry Hicks attempting to out-
ruge her five-year-old daughter. She
knocked Hicka clown with her list , when
Htaka got tip and ran nway. Kuosor ,
with Charles .Sumborgurand hi ? two clogH ,
pursued him , and caught him a mile
away. Three hundred people , aomo
provided with ropes , r.uaembled nnd
talked of lynching , but the police patrol
wagon arrived nnd git Hicks to the
police atation. Hicks is 21 ! years old ,
and boars a bad reputation.
An lC.\li > riNlvu Uhieajro Klro.
CIIIOAOO , May 25 The Norlhwoslem
storage warehouse of HiramSibloy t\Co , ,
dciilcr.i in Hold anil garden needs , n livn
otory brick building , 80 x 185 fcot , wns
burned this afternoon. The canto of the
fire is unknown. The firm lese § 25,000
on the building nnd$50.000on the stock ;
insured , § 55 iiOO , O F. Gibba , t Sone ,
seeds , occupied n portion of the building
and lese § 12fiOO ; fully insured. There
were stored in the building consignments
of tea , coflbo , sugar , syrup , oto , the
proptr'.y of a dozen or moro lirinn , which
aggregate no lots thnn § 37,500 ; insured
for seventy percent.
A Miirdontr lor $15 I'cr Man.
CINCINNATI. May 2-1 Donjamin John
son , who with Allen Ingnlla , was in
dicted for the inurdur of the Taylor fami
ly at Avondale , was this afternoon found
uilty of murder in ( ho first dogrco. Tlio
jury wns out ono hour. This was the
case where the bed Jen wcro delivered , on
the ovuning of the killing , to the Ohio
medical collvgo and $15 apiece paid for
them to intalls and Johnson , Ingalls
hung himself in thu jnil a short time ago.
A Slnio to K'nilKmlo From.
NKW OUI.KANH , May 25. The Pica
yune's Oouahatta apodal says : ' -The
heaviest rainn ni record havu'fullon here.
Crops are suffering badly. The hands
are unable to work. All the crooks and
bayous of any consequence am swelling
into immense proportions , The plantem
and business men are very much discour
aged , " _
The \\Vntliiir ' ( o.luy.
WAHIIINIITON , May 25.- For the Up.
per MiasjBsjppi Vulloy : clearing and fair ,
winds shifting to the east and south , and
a slight HSU in temperature. For the
Missouri Vailey : fir , winds shifting tci
the uaxt and south , and a alight ridu in
temperature.
A I'rioit bun * u I'upcr ,
BOSTON , Mass. , May 24. Father Bon- !
face , of the Italian sociuiy of St. Leon
ard' * Catholic church , v/hocu name in us-
Bociattd with certain curious jnonoy
tnusictlona , has brought Hint ( iijainst thu
Boston Herald for 8100,000 damages.
OCUIDKNT'H SICK MAN.
'hnrlos VrnnclK Aclnnm ( JI\rH Anoth
er Opinion of the U. I"H
1'tiloo.
BOSTON , May 21. The Advertiser will
> rint to-morrow an interview with
Charles Francis Adams , who examined
ho condition of the Union Pacific rail-
ond. Mr. _ Adams anys a lessening of
xponscs will bo made , lie says during
ho remainder of the year the not e.iringa
f thu road would show favorable com-
mrason with thoio of last year. The
msaongor tr.illio is quito good , There
ran a prospect for freight business at the
isual rates for the rest of thu year.
Van " \Vj ok on liruul GrnntH ,
.Iticolti News.
Senator Van Wyck has ngain acquitted
limself with honor in a debate in the
onnto last week , upon the resolution to
withhold patents for the forfeited land
tnntn of the Northern Pacific R. R.
i'ho discussion was lengthy and exciting ,
icing participated in by many promi-
loitt and leading senators. Tno speech
f Mr. Van Wyck wan a tolling ono , in
vhich ho illustrated the mantlet of con-
hiding railroad corporations the issuinp
) f stock the dccoption practiced , fraud
wrparl rated , oto. It should bo circulated
uul road , nnd regret we cannot give it a
ilaco in our short columns , as the whole-
aomo ( ruths it contains arenotsulllcientlj
.wlatablo . to the Journal for publlcatioi
icro. The senator should bo honored
liy the people of the state for the boh'
and fearless utimd ho takes upon all quoa-
lions in which the rights of the people
are concerned.
ItuucH.
111:1:1 : : , AND roi : AT DKNVKII.
Dnxvr.u , May 21. The BIX days heel
and too walking match between William
Kdwards , the champion of Australia , and
Frank 11. Hart , the celebrated colored
pedestrian of Boston , for § 1000ras c < m
eluded at Bolmonts & Hanson's rink al
midnight , Edwards winning by 1) ) miles
and 5 Lips ; Hart , 4 Hi miles and 10 lapn.
Belmout & Humum announce that tlioj
will back Edwards ng'iinst any podestriui
iu the state of Illinois from § 100 to § 1000
for a " ix day heel and too contest to taki
place in Chicago. They have clopositcc
$100 forfeit with the editor of the Chlca
go News.
t.ouisvu.r UACF.S.
LOUISVII.U : , May 2-1 The races to
day were well attended and the track was
in good condition.
Floot.ttood stakes for throo-ycar-old
colts , milo heats Adventure won in
three titrrtiKUi heats , Eros second , with
Krgot thiid in each heat ; limp , 145J ; and ,
Swoigert stakes , Otio milo Long
Knight von , John Henry second , Con-
tervillo third ; time , 1:44. :
Puiso of100 for all ages Josie Phil
lips won , Tom Barlow second , Lucille
Dale third ; time , 2:00. :
Stceplo chnso handicap for nil ngos ,
two miles Captain Curry won , Ohio
Boy third ; time , -1:1 : ! ) .
AT nuiaiiTON' nnAC'H.
Fivo-furlong dash for nil ngos Little
Milieu won , Plunger 2 , Knight Tomplui
il ; time. 1:02 : * .
Soiling races , three-fourths milo Bon-
lotto wen , Mnrsh Redan 2 , Mule It ; time
' Mile , for nil ngos Li tlio Fred won
Arnonio 2 , Fiorn 3 ; time , 1:45- : .
Uurdlo race , milo and n quarter
Duckra won uasily , Rochester 2 , Ike
> Borhnni 3 ; time , 2:22j. :
THE OAll.
3 , W. VA. , May 24. A three
milo boat race between Oeorgo Woisgor
bor and Kdward Clator , both of this city
this evening , on the Ohio river lioro , re
sulted In ft victory for Clator by twc
length ) ) , in 21 minutes nnd live seconds.
Little betting was done , ns the affair wae
regarded as n hippodromo.
AMATKUU ATHLETICS.
Nr.w Yonic , Mny 21 The National
association of amateur athletics has np-
pointed n committee to decide what the
term amateur signified ,
IIAHi : HALL HATUUIIAY.
At Baltimore. Baltimore , ! ) ; Brook
lyn , -1.
At East Sagiunw. Saginnw , 2 ; Poo'
rin , 0.
At AHouna. Altoona Unions , 8 ; Nati
onals , 2.
At Cincinnati. Cincinnati Unions , 22
Keystones of Philadelphia , 0.
At Ft. Wayne. Ft. Wnyno , 12 ; Still-
wntor , ( i.
At Bay City. Minneapolis , fi ; Bay
City , 0.
At Chicago Chicago UnionIt ) , ; Bal
timore Unionr , 2.
At Indianapolis. Indianapolis , 1 ;
Luuinvillo , 5
At Cleveland Chicago , fi ; Cleveland ,
0.
At Toludo Toledo , 2 ; Cincinnati , 11.
At Now York. Providence , 10 ; Now
York , fi.
At Now York. Wnshingtons , . ' ( ; Me
tropolitan * , 8.
At Philadelphia Boston * , Kt ; Phila
delphia , 0 ,
At Grand Rapids Grand Ilnpidn , 1 ;
Quincy , 2.
At Chicago. Chicngos , 4 : liulF.ilos , 8.
At Terre Hauto. Terre Jlnuto , 2 ; St.
Paul , 1.
At St , Louis. St. Louis Unions , 1 ;
BuntoiiR , 8 , '
At Philadelphia , Allcghouys , 1 ; Ath
letics , 10 ,
HAH : IIAI.I. hU.s'DAV.
At Indianapolis Indianapolis , 1 ; Louisville -
isvillo , fi.
At Chicago Unions of Chicago , 0 ;
lUltimores , 4.
At Columbus Columbus , 0 ; St , Louis ,
At Cincinnati Cincinnati Unions , 8 ,
Keystones 7.
Tlioy Gave Up Tlio Hun Piuico.
OTTAWA , Mny , 2-1 Piapot and other
Indiaim have been persuaded to give up
the sun dauco nnd return to the reserves ,
DR. FELIX LE
I'JIKVKNTIVK ANDODIIB.
Tlio Kmo'IybnlnK Injected directly' tn tNi .t )
the dlaetuic , ro'iuircH no chaiiL'a of diet < I < mui > oou > ,
QcrcurlaJ or poUanuui nicxllclno to bo taken Inter.
tally. Whoa urixl ai a | > roventlvu by either ux , It li
< j contract any | , dvtu disease ; but Iu tin
0.10 of tlioje already unfortunately utlllctod wo | [ iui
ititoo tlueoli'nes ' to euro , orAO will refund theincm
1'rlco by null , [ KMta o pilJ.Ji prr box cr tliro.
MICH for t5.
WllirrBN OUAlUNTt E3
Issued by all uuthorJtod ngoatu
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BOLK
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DRAPERIES AND MIRRORS ,
SJSS"1 ? ® I
Just , received an assortment far surpassing anything in this market , comprising
ho latest ami most tasty designs manufactured for this spring's trade and covering
* range of prices from tun Cheapest to the moat Expensive.
Parlor Goods Draperies.
Nowromly for the inspection of cus Complete stock o nil tlm Intent
tomers , the nowoMt unveHira in styles in Turcoman , Mndrna nnd
Suits mid Odtl Pii'cog. Lnco Curtnins , Etc. . , Etc.
Eloirant Passenger Elevator to all Floors.
CHARLES SHI ERICK ,
120(5,1208 ( nnd 1310 Knriimn Street. - - - - OMATTA , NEB
THE BESTTHREAD FOR SEWING
Willimiuitic Spool Cotton is ontirclv the product oC liomo industry
nnd is nronounccu by oxnorts to bo the best sowing iiutcliino tlircml iufciio
world. FULL ASSORTMENT CONSTANTLY ON HAND , an
formila by HENLEY , IIAYNES & VAN ARSDEL ,
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