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OMAIIA DAILY BKE-TIIUUSDAY MAY 211 , 1&S4. 5 DUFRENE & MENDELSOHN. ARCHITECTS flTltKMOVKD TO OMAHA NATIONAL IMNK DISEASES OF THE J , T. ARMSTRONG , M. D. , Until oincci are repaired from result of fire , olll with Dr. 1'arLcr , Ilooru C , Crtlfiliton lllock Uth wid Dotimi-ntr eoM. X' MANUFACTUKKH Of CORNICES. WINDOW CAPS , FINIAIS , ETC. -axo tsitioot , OUAHA . NKU.lt DOCTOR WH1TTIER 017 St. Clmrlps SI. , St. Loti ! , Mo. A regular xraltiate ortfto McJIrM Collc pn , la * lirrn larger cneiged ID ttie pcelftltrrKlniDt of CHRONIC , Itiaiol * . SKIM KnJ luoon liMai.t. than anr vltitr rhytleliinlu SI. Louli , u rlty | > afri | how nnil nllom trMenl. know. Nervous Prostration , Debility , Menial and Physical Weakness ; Mercurial and other Alice * lions ol Throat , Skin or Bones , Blood Poisoning , old SorCS and Ulcers , are Ircatc.l Kllh nf r llck4 auerrfl. , on latritpelrDlllle vrlnclllr. HaVU , rrltatetj , Diseases Arising Irom Indiscretion , Excess , Exposure or Indulgence , nhitii rroi fp imneorthg lollo lnt tlTicli ntnoniupM , Jil.lhlr , dlmntii of ilsht andocroetllo iDtmory , j Ininlpi on Iho ii.ce , | > btkal dceaj , aitnlontolhe toelcl ; or frtnnlfi , confuil.i of Ut ido. , TenderlnR Marrlnco Improper or unlmppy , mm ticrmancDllcured , runifliltlW ( | ien ) ntlie al > otrlent Iniealrd cuieloiw , rrpolt nr oiMrr-i. Cotiiullatlonator- Ceo or lij mill rcci , nndlntlicd Wrlto rorqucitloni. A Positive Written Guarantee Rh fa In all curntil0 catet , Medlelaei neot errrynhcro. ramphlcls , EncllsU or Ocrmnn , 04 l > age . ae- criblnc nbovo ducn os , In male or female , FHEE. MARRIAGE GUIDE ! Mpufci , flncrlalM. lllnilrntfj In cloth and | ! lt binding , & 0 .monijorl > OBlag ; diniri | > cr coicra , 2ac. Tbla book eonlalui all the curloui , iloutirul or InQUUItlTQ want to kno * . A took ofcrcru Inlcirit to all , Uiallh , Dcauly. --1 are ItcmotcJ If Iu nlvlce. PRINCIPAL LINE CIIICAGOPEOIIL\&ST.LQU1S , IIV WAV OK OMAHA AND LINCOLN TO DENVS3 , * " ° " V' V > " -"L. V KANSAS CITY AND ATCIIISON to DENVER Coiiijiitlnt ; In Union Iopots nt Knnxn Oily , Oimiiui ami Denver with tliiunxli tiuliH Kir And nil points In IlioGicut Wo > t Comioctiiis In Gninit Union Depot al Chicago \vlth tluoiiKli tiiilns lor JV/J W Y OKK , JiO S T O , And nil Kisti-rn : CitltM. At IV'orln with tliimmh tr.Uns lor Inilliiiini- ells , Ulnclnniitl , Coliiiiilins , mill nil points in theSontli.in3t. : At St. Louis with tlnoiiuh lor nil jKilnls South. South.&Q. &Q. Mlnlnir run dally tonnd iroin Chiciigo and Knns.is Oil v , Cliicnso nnd Council limits : Cliiciis" "nd li-.s Jloinp * , UliiciiKO , .St. Joseph , Atrhiinn nnd Topcku without chuiiKO. Only thioiiKh line jiiiiniiiB their own tiulns between Cliicn o , Jjlncoln und Denver , and Chicago , Ivnnsas City and Denver. TIlionRli cais hotuuun liHlfaimpolistmd Council Jfliifls , via 1'eorin. GOING IVOUTII AND SOUTH. Solid Tialns of Klu-rant Day Coaches nnd Pullman J'alucoSleopliiK Cais nio inn dally to nnd ftoiu St. Louis ; via Hannibal ; Onlney , KcoknU , HnrlliiBton , Cedar Itniihli and Albeit Lea to St. 1'uul und iMInncapollii ; I'm lor Cars with HccllninK Chairs to nnd fiom St. Louis nnd 1'eoiia. Only one chnnRO of cars between St. I.onlsand DCH Motnes , lo a , Lincoln , Ne. liniska , and Denver , Colorado. It 3s also the only Thiotifjh Line between ST. LOUIS , MINNEAPOLIS and ST. PAUL. It ii known as the Kieat TlIItOl'ill C Ml LIN1. of America , and is unlversidly ndinlt. i'd to ho the finest Lquippsd Bailroad in the World for nil classes cf Travel. Through Tickets via this line lor wile at iiT- U. U. foiipou ticket olllces iu tUo UnitedStatcs l d CnnadnT 1' . .1. I'OTTEU , 1'EnCEVAI. LOWELL , ilct-1'rci. J.O Otn Pecira to jlelJ every tlmoto treatment uithSwIll'H Specific. Rpartinbure. S. C. , March 13 , 18SI. Your moat inlua'alo moillclno ( Suilt'a Bnuclllc ) ha dona ire HO much gouil tint I led lllio snjlnj ; tbm fur the benefit ol those \\lio suffer like I did. I H i poisoned by I'olnun Oak , anil aaw tint a wi-11 claj for KU years , until I used Hwilt't HpcclHo. In the six + + * * * , > ears I used almost c > cry l > lnd ot medicine , but none Iioil tlieilcslrrtlciTect. Altir uslnf ulx bottles of Sullt'H Hpcclllc I am restored f > perfect health with not a mini nf that nndil poleon left ! Yours Truly , DAVI D NKSBITT. ? OZSON OAK. -hud for thirty cliht yoira snfTcrtil omy sprinff anil bummer with Poison Oak , which I contracted In bithlnir when a boy , 1 tried cvcrjthluc for It , in- cludiinr iiunypnyElclans , l > ut without any buncllt. I took elx bottles of Swift's Hpcclllc ( S. H. S. ) four > cira aio , and it cured inn eouril and well , 'Ilueo tumneraha > e passed , and I havohiilnn return ot it. Jowii HRABLKT , CiluinliiK , Go. Our TroatUi ) on lllood an J Skin Olscises Dialled free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO. Drawer 3 , Atlanta , Oa. N V. Ofllco. 16BW.23 8t , bet 6Ui and 7th a > s HAMBURG-AMERIOAN DIRECT LINK FOIl ENOLAND , KUANCK AND untUIANY. Tlie steatnihlps of thli well-known line are built of Iron , In water-tight compartment , nd aru lurnlnli- til witi vrery r ) uisit to make t'.u uiuuige both itato na azrecable. Ther carry the United States and Kuropein malls , anil lta e New York ) Thuis- daja anil oaturdays for Plymouth ( LONDON ) Cher. bourg , ( I'AIUS ) and IIAMIIUMQ. Ilitui : FliBt Oabln , M5 , $70 and $30. Htccrace , S20. Henry I'undt , Mark llanocn , K. K. MonrusM , Toft , ageiitaln Omaha , Oronewlei ; & Holiorntgcn , aueiits In Council IlIutK C. lUlUCHAUD &CO. , GCIJ. l' si ABts.,0111roiuiwayN. Y. S. H , ATWOOD , Plattsinouth , - - - - Neb , HRllDIB , OF TMOttOnOUBHID AND UIOII ORtDl HEREFORD AND JERSEY CATTLE JLITO DOEOO OE JHUKT ROD BW1H1 /Wounif utock for sal Correspondence toll ITotico to Cattle Men 1)00 ) CATTLE FOR SALE. 133 Head of Steera Three Yearn Olil , 00 ' ' " Two " 201 " " Hclferl , Two " 160 " ' Mcera , One " S20 " ' < HcltutH , One " Tl-o lx ) > o described cittlo re all ell trcJ Iowa cattlr. atril ht and smooth. Tliciu cattlu will bo oU In luts to lult puichuiiri , and at touoimble price * . Kor further particular ! , call ou otvUim u , K. Wamly , U.'etuir Uo , 0 Capital Price $75,000. Aj ; ctrtijy that tiijx-rriie t\t M rnnjtmintt forMtht JonfAljand Stint-Annuo Draieinjl cf Iht 7/oni miui Statt Lottery t'ompanj/ end < ni > trfon inannat and control Me Draitingi thtinsmti , and that tnt taint ate ccnrfuctrd ui ( > A i f//nfrnMi. | / ndiii goodfaitk toward all far tin , and tee authorite tht eomyanv to tits Mi ttr tittesUt.tith fac-tiinil't of cur tifnaturet altjUhiJ in < ct a > lttrtieti\-nt > . " U oyerflairalMiliionDismiintca ! Louisiana Stale Lottery Conr. Incorporated la IBM tot 8 years by the ICE ! or educational and ohatttablo purposes w 1th ft cp < 111 of 11.000,000-to which rcixme fund of oral 660,000 his lnce been added. lly an overwhelming popular vote Its franohtii was made n part of the present state constitution adopted December 2J , A. D. 1879. KB grand single number drawings will tnkt place monthly. It ne\cr scales or postpones. Look nt the following Distribution : 103th Grand Monthly nnd the Extraordinary Senii-Aiinual Drawing In the Academy of Muilc , Now Orleans , TUESDAY , JUNIO 17 , 1881. Umlcr the special supervision and management of GEN. G. T. BEAUHEGAHD. of Louis- laua , and GEN. JUBAL A. EARLY , of Virginia. CAPITAL PltlZE , SIBO.OOO. 3TNotlcc , Tickets are Ten Dollars only. Halve ; , ? 5. ntths , $2. Tenths , 91. 1 CAl'lTAIi 1'lllZK OP $160,000. , . . SlfO.OCO I OIIANI ) I'KIZE OK 60,000. . . . 60,000 1 OltANU 1'lllXK OK 20,000 . . . . 20,000 2 LAUOK PRIZKS OF * 10,000. . . . 20,000 4 LAIIUK rillZUS OF 5.000. . . . 50,000 20 I'HIZES OF 1,000 . . . . 20,000 60 " 600 . . . . 28,000 100 " 300 . . . . 80,000 200 " 200 . . . . 40,000 000 " 100 . . . . 00,000 1000 " W ) . . . 60,000 Ari'KOXIMATlON VIIIZKS. 100 Approxlmitlon l'rlci.8 of $ XO . . . . fIO.000 100 " " 100 . . . . 10,000 100 " " 75 . . . . 7,600 8278 I'rlica Amounting to $522,500 Application for rates to cluba should bo made enl ; to the otnco cf the Company In Now Orleans. Kor further Information write clearly Rhlnj full droBe. Make 1' . O. Money Orders pajabla am' ' uddrcua Kcglstered Loiters to NEW OIU.KANB NATIONAL MAUK , New Orleans , Lfc. Postal Notes nnd or Jlnary letters by Malt or Hi press ( all mum of $5 and upwards by Eiproai at oui expense ) to U A. lUUi'HlK , or a. A. DAUVH1N , New Orlsans , LJ . A BooVofncvrlyGOOpagcJ numcroiurngravlnga | nu tral * icctrti which thufccontcmplatlngmarriijo . ( lioultl knov * . llumlrrila of \/ua < * rumMa u xe'itirpliiti.liowtocuroNcrvoui Jlchlllly , fcmlnal Winklm * . u < , will iccurely calcit tur.10 cents ( tiutnoy ur poMace FUmps. ) AiMreM Dr. J.Sthnable Cor llroailwny unit i.taaj A.St. LouIOIo. Chartered by thcStateof llll- 'nois ' for thecxpresspurposo r of giving immediate relict Ir. jnll chronic , urinary and pri vate diseases. Gonorrhoea , Gleet andSyphilis in nil their complicated forms , also al' diseases of the Skin and lilood promptly relieved and permanentlycured by reme diestcstedlnnl'or/j/l'crir. ? . t"iieciall'ractlcr. Seminal Weakness. NiRht Losses by Dreams , Pimples on the FaceLost Manhood , i > uslttvely riirai.T/irra { unocxiivftmtntinih Th : appropriate remedy .a at once used In each case. Consultations , per sonal or by letter , sacredly confidential. Med icines sent by Mall and Express. No marks on packace to indicate contents or sender. Address Cn.JAMES.No. 2Q4'.Vashinfllon SI.Cncngolllj ; Western Cornice-Works , IRON AND SLATE KOOFINQ. C. SPECHT , PROP. Omaha , Neb MANUFACTURER OF Galvanized Iron Cornices tfT0ormer Wimlows , rintalp , Tin , Iron and Slate lloollcp. Spirht'H 1'atcnt Metallic HlollKht , iLtent adjusted Hatchet liar anil Ilrackct fchohiriK- am , Iio pencral aicnt | for the above line of toods. Iron Kcn"lni'i CniitliiKs. lialuEtmlcs , ViraniHsIron Bank iUlllnt'H , Window llllmlp , Cellar Guards ; eho general agent fnr 1'i-crnnn < t IIIH'H Patent Inali'u Illlnil. THE BRUNSWICK , [ BALKE , COL- LENDER COMPANY , [ SUCCESSOItS TO THE .1. M. U. & II. CO. ] THE MONARCH Tl. molt cxteiisho manufacturers ol IN Till ! WOULD. 603 S. Tenth Street OMAHA , NUB. riTPrlceJ of imilril and Pool Tables and materials , urnlslied on npullcjitlon. BEUNSWICK & CO , Billiard , Ball Pool , Carom , ANO ALL OTIIKK GAMING TABLKB. TEN PIN HALLS , C1IKCK8 , KTC. 18 South Oil Btrect , fit Louis , 411 Delaware Street Kannaa City , Mo. , 1321 Douglas St. . Omaha , Neb. HENRY nOKNBERGER , Agent. Write for Cataloirucs and Price LUU. HUGH McMANUS & CO , , 418 North Kith Street. WALL PAPERS. I'AINTINOJNALMTS IJHANCIIKS. SCHMELINQ & BBLSOnNBIl , DKALERS IN 021 South 18th , between Jackson and Jones St . Job Wo > k n Rooflni ; . OutterluKtc , , promptly done. MANHOODTRESTORED. A victim of earlIraprudonco , caailog neqrou * Keblllty , ptematuro decay , etc. . lurlDU ir > u m Vila every known reni'dr. ha&dlncoveri * ! ] a Hlmplo fneini of wilfure , vihlcu ha vrlll euod 1'ltUU la Dia Icllow-wulferftr * . Adilrftna. J. U. HUE Vl'A L'Uatham Bt- Now York MAORAME LAOE , 13 , 1 > . Mnrt-ct Sluiwii up by Inniiu Sl vcstor. To the IMItor of Tun HKK. In n recent isauo of Tin ; BIK : apponrcd a comnninicatioti from one U. 1) . Hnrrott , in which he tries to shoulder this Macrame - ramo Inco buaiticss on to my ahoultlora , and niako believe thi > t I liavo boon swin dling Indies in this city , nnd then try ana hula behind him , 1/ot na ace what kind of n man this K. lS , Bnrrott is , that 1 should try nnd hide my villainy behind. T ahnll give n brief review of the man Barrett , nnd also the facts as they exist in regard to this Mncramu bnslnou , nnd how I cnmo to bo mixed up in it. In the first place , Ihrrett claims to bo n doctor nnd to have practised in this state for 8omo ton years. llut the first authentic account \vo have of him cloiu business , is several years a o , when ho induced n certain gentleman , now in the city , to go into partnership with him nnd start n shirt factory. After running the business some little time , nnd inducing his partner to invest all his money , Mr. Barrett loft very suddenly , but leaving numerous others to mourn his smitten do partnre. Wo next hoar of him in Chica go , engaged in the Mncramo lace business on Twenty-second street , nnd nftor swin dling n hrgo number of ladies , advertises for n partner. His reason for wonting n partner is thn. After having rented rooms suitable for his business , mind vet tisomont appears in one or moro of the papers reading as follows : Wanted : 100 Indies to lonrn light manufacturing and work at your own home. Wages from S1 to § 14 per week. Of course there is n rush for a week or ten days , when aomo of the ladies having finished their instruction discover the fact that no matter how hard they work they can not earn over 40 cents per day , about this time is where the partner comes in handy as Barrett had got the cream of the business and wishes to throw the rcsponsiDility on 301110 one clsos' shoulders which is done in the following manner : The advertisement for a partner ia generally na follow H : Wanted A partner with § 150 or § 200 cash. Business established and paying 500 % . Address E , [ U. B , care of oilieo in which the ad nppoars. And there is always plenty of answers to such an advcriscmunt , and out of n lot he gen erally secures ono. The partnership con tract is drawn up by Barrett and the way lie creeps out of the business is through the following clause which appears in every contract ho _ has made. "Whenever either partner becomes dissatisfied ho shall , by giving the wilier [ 24) ) hours written notice , dissolve said partnership , and Bhall after expiration of said time , divide all goods and money Belonging to said firm , equally between each other. " As will bo readily soon from ihn foregoing ho is able to dissolve and skip out before Ilia partner is aware of .ho scheme that ho has been roped into. The partnership is hardly formed nnd papers signed before the innocent Bar rett gives him notice to dissolvo. IIo will then got all th money ho wants out of his victim , or if ho cannot got him to buy him out will give him the entire business , and then skip out leaving his victim to discover that ho is cleverly swindled and get out of it the best way ho can. IIo could not soil the entire business as that would naturally arouao suspicion that something was wrong , a man wanting to sell a business realizing so much protit on so small a capital. Now , after having shown the manner of operations wo will proceed with Mr. Barrett's doings until ho reached Omaha. In his article ho says ho came from Chicago to Omaha. That is false for fter leaving Chicago ho was brought to light by the DOS Moines papers in which the ladies of that city published a card exposing his swindling operations there , and as a result is compelled to leave. Ho next turns up in Omaha , getting oil' the train and is mot by an 'oflicer with a warrant for his arrest , sworn out by ono of his numerous victims in this city who jot word of his coining. Ho settled the matter , and others Inding out that ho was hero got after ! iim and Barrett naid if they would give dm a chance ho would apttlo with everybody as ho had boon making money and had como to Omaha to stay. Ho secured rooms in Crounue block and ; ho usual advertisement appeared in the Bun. Bun.Now Now cornea another gentleman tin- mown to fame but prominent in the macrama lace business , supposed to ho a narblo cutter by trade. But wo find lim.living hero oil' his mother-in-law since"November , 1883 until April , 188J , : oo lazy to work , too honest to ntcnl , but iblo to sponge enough off his friend * to coop himself soaked with rot gut whisky. Harrat is an undo of this noble youth , but it seems that these two have not spo ken to each other for two years. Pink- ham told mo ho hated Barrett and his vrifn worse than , nnd Barrett said it was jiily for hia ( Pinfcham's ) wife's aako that 10 would do anything for him an ho was u dirty whelp and would rob his best friend. But I think that waa for my special ben efit as will afterwards bo shown. My first acquaintance with Pinkham was four pears ago when I worked with him in the U. P. shops and ho was considered- to bo honest and all right. IIo quit there and I had seen him but two or three times since until I mot him on the street about four years ago. when ho said you are just the man I'm looking for , I've got tired of working hard. I have got a good thing , am working for my uncle , getting $ . ' 50.00 per yroek , but I hate him worse than poison , and if you will put in $100,00 with mo I start into this same basinois my uncle ia working nt , nnd then proceeded to partly explain. But I declined his oflbr. The next two or three days I saw him but ho could not induce mo to go into business. Finally lie came ono day and said ho had a uplon- did nhanco. Ilia uncle was going to aoll out nnd go to Denver for his wife's health , and would give him an opportunity to make something , but ho did not have money enough. If 1 would put 875.00 in with him and both buy him/mt. I finally contented to do this. Pinkham representing to mo that the goods were sold to wholesale houses in Chicago , nnd 100 per cent , was realized on their manu facture. Since they have left I found out that it was n conspiracy to boat mo , and that Pinkham did not put in a cent , Barrett made by hia operation hero 8150 ! ) , 80 scholars at § ' < 00 apiece , and 37.500 he got out of mo. Out of this sum ho had to pay about 4 couts apiece "for teaching , the ladies to whom ho said it would bo no object to teach if he only got the tuition fee can readily see whether hia representations f were true or not. But every lady that I learned had first to _ sign n contract , o which the folio winij is MI o\act copy. AKTlClilJ OK . M.vlo nml Kntorcd Into Thi < . ilny rl . 188 , by nnd wtwcon 1 , . A. 15A15- UK IT of tliotlrxtttut , ruid uf the PCCDinl putt , WIUiiMs Th.it the mild I , . A. lUrrotl , for mid In con ldoMton ! of $ . . . pftj , | liy tlio .ild . . . . . . auroe * to tench the rnltl . the following work ) MAO KAMA liACT. . The nbo\o MIDI of SH.OO 1 l' ' ld for tuition , nnd for no other consideration whatever. TliosMd . ngrpo * with It. A. It.irrott not to to.ich nny | > oroiH or IHU- soiu , nflor IcixrnltiR the MIUP , for n porlml of ono ypnr from thli imto , imr to innmifnctnra nny of sM iirtlchu for wile , ninl to work fur s.ilcl 1 , . A. Unrrott only , In manufacturing of nald good ! for the nld imo yonr , or ns IOIIR ni the nld I , . A. ISntrctt almli furnish material to tlio nnlil . nnd pay sntil . the contract prlco of s. Iil peed * . Hut nt nny time Hint the Rtxhl li. A. llrtrrnltiilull fall to fmui.ih umtorl- nl to lift ) mild . . . .then thU contract shall bo null amiolcl , mul tlto alil . . Minll lie nt liberty to either teach thog.imo or mii'm- fncturo the goods for Rnlo. All work must bo done in n tioat lint clnM tylo , or It will not bo nocc | > tinl by the snltl 1. A , Ji.urott. And Ills nt the option of the untd K , A. llnrrott ns to the ninnunt of nmtcrtnl turnlthcd to the said . . . Any ono can see nt n glance that after n lady has signed the nbovo there ia no redress. Jew } Mr. Barrett has a very ; > lausiblo story for haviiii ; thcsn contracts nnd diverts their nttont-'on from the main clause , which is/'SH.OO is paid for tuition tee and no other consideration whatever , " by saying that it is to protect the woman is well as himself , nnd keep nny ono from making the work except those ho taught , s they would manufacture the good nnd .nit thorn on sale here , and that would ruin his business ns ho dealt exclusively with the wholesale trade with Marshall Field A : Co , Carson , Pirie t Co. , and jthers in Chicago. The facts are that 10 docs nut sell n single article either wholesale or retailand _ I defy Mr. Bar rett to produce u single bill of Bale for those goods from cither Marshall Field t < ire ! o , Carson , Pirie & Co. , or anyone else , either wholesale or rotnil in Chicago or elsewhere. I had been in the business but a short titno when 1 b.tw that 1 had boon roped into a good-sized fraud , but how was 1 to got out of it ? Barrett states that ho stayed hero two wceka and saw that Sylvester furnished material , otenot _ mentioning Piukham's name in his eagerness to defame inc. Barrett did stay , but not two weeks ; nor did he stay to see what 1 dono. Ho would have atayed longer if ho could. The facts are that him nnd Pinkham wes trying every scheme they know of to throw the whole responsibility on mo. but could not do it as 1 rofmod to buy Pinkham out and would not accept the business as n gift. About this time Barrett had to skip out. The reason for so doing waa to keep him self out of jail , ns his former partner in the shirt business was crowding him for a settlement. Barrett told tins man tlio evening before his sudden exit that ho would scttlo the next morning but not to call at Crounse's block until after ! ) o'clock na ho did not got up very early ; But it scomo ho broke his custom as ho got up parly enough to take the St. Jos eph train nt ! o'clock. The reason for tolling hia man not to call until after 0 o'clock is apparent nt a glance. After Barret's sudden departure 1 made Pinkham n proposition as tlio only lion- or.tblo moans of getting out of the dis honest business in which 1 had boon drawn into. His mother-in-law nnd her daughters understood the business und I proposed to close the rooms In Cronnse's hall , lot nil that were under mstruationa Jiniah at her house , Pinkham and myself to furnish all the necessary material , nnd all that had finished bring their work there , receive their pay nnd nlso moro material if they wanted it. This , Pinkham refuse io do on the ground that his folks wore not to bo trusted. That they would steal his oyoa if they got a chance , nnd so the matter stood. Barrett had been compelled to skip out nnd 1 had Pinkham , his right hand bow er , fast. A couple of dayu after Barrett's hasty flight , Pinkham received a tele gram and said it was from his father who was in Sheldon , Iowa , and not expected to live. lauspicionod that it waa n lie for my benefit , nnd that the telegram was from Barrett , and refused to let him go until the business waa nettled. Pinkham then got ( Joorgo Ditznnbor- gor ( a young man that had learned how to make the work ) nnd said ho wanted to buy us out and would give ? 150 for the business , but did not have the ready money , that his parents wcro well fixed and could got the money in mx- ty days time. I did not care about drawing any ono else into the came net-ape I had got into myself and naked Ditzonborgcr if ho know what ho vras do ing , he said ho did that , ho had not boon around there and learned the busincHs tor nothing HO I consented to soil. Tlio next thing Pinkham does ia Io buy two tickets for St. .Joseph Saturday afternoon and take French leave Sunday morning , I found out after ho had gnno that 1 wan correct about the telegrams , nnd obtained enough proof to show that I hud been only another of the numer ous macrame lace victims nnd wrote to K. D , Barrett telling him that nnlesi he straightened this matter up with mo I would have him arrested , and did not oiler to kcop still for $25. I consulted an attorney who advised mo to not spend nny moro money by having Barrett brought back , but if Barwttuhowcd him self in this state to have him arrcntod. Tlieao nro the factn of the caiio na they actually happened nnd if Mr. Dnrrott has boon ao basely slandered about , it has boon by the ladies that wrote thoeo arti cles , and not by me , If Mr. Barrett iu not guilty of the charges published before and published now , let him como to Oma ha and refute them in person before a proper court. The facts published in this article are every ono of them true and sat forth the true character of the man that will take the last § ; i.OO from a poor woman with ni little compunction an ho would kill a snake , and after swin dling a man try and defame his character. In his article it is noticable that ho nays he sold out to Pinkham it Sylvester , and does not mention Pinkhnin'n name again , but it ia nil what Sylvester done , and Boys if Mr. Sylvester wishes to got himself right , lot him perform his contracts. I have nothing to sot right with any ono but W. A. Pinkham or K , D. Barrett , or my name would have been mentioned by the ladies when they exposed - posed Barrett and Pinkham. Now , Mr. Kditor , 1 am willing , as Mr. Barrett Haid in his article , to give the people the facts nnd lot them tire who should nhouldcr the blame. If Mr. Bar rett or Pinkham either ono think injus tice is done them in this article , let them inform mo when they put their foot on Nebraska uoil , and I will BOO that they have no car faro to pay to this city.wharo I've no doubt that some of our honorable judges will give them ampin opportunity to remove the disgraceful atain from Iho spotless character carried beneath a to bacco stained shirt , Youru respectfully , IHAAO SYI.VKSTKU A TIlllltiMNU KIMSODR l/ocoiuomo KiiKlnoor's Instinct How ho Snvi'il n Trnitt mm How ho Saved Illnmclr. On mio of the darkest ami ktormloit nichUof the recent umnuM uintor. . tlm cxpnw on ono of tlio loading Now York railroitN was inoi up xte lxvard from Albany. ' 1'ho ciiRluo'ii lio.ulllRht throw a strong rclloctlnu In nd\am-o , l\it ) \ tlm storm wm so bltmlliiR It wm nlnunl impi > ! .ib.o to ilNtltiCTil.il anjthliiR oxouata short dl.-Unco , I'udorsiich rlrctnnitxuro * In. htlnct uoeo * ailly take * the place of sight. All doomed to bo going ucll , when , In an Instant. tlioFiiBlncarn od hN eiialne , applied tlio air brakes , anil MUID to n full stop.Vliy ho did KO ho couhl not toll niiv moro th.\n nny ol in r.in nocoiint fir thotlrcmil of coming dla < itor nml death , nml to the wondering imiulryof hli llrimiati ho simply said " 1 ( Mthnt \ BOIIIO. thing s xvronr. " Robing ft lantern ho swung himself down from thn cab nml wutit forwntil to JiiVF'ticato. K\ory thing appeared to lie right , anil bu wai about to rotitru to hlst'iiRlno when hU ojocniiRlit sight of it | tociillaratiioar- | niieoat the joint rf the mil nu\t to him. llrnihliiR thn nccmnulatcd mow away , ho looked a moinotit , anil tlion uttonid an o\c\t\- \ inatlnn of hurror. Thn rails on both Miles had boon unsplkoil and would have turnoil oxer the Imtint the OIIBIMO tnuchod thoin. What Inspired lltN nttonipt at traln-wrccklnt ; I * unknown , but It XXHI prosuinod the tMnoilo- [ jatos of soitio prUonor * xvlto wnio on the train honed , In the confusion of the accident , li Oolhor their frlomK Mnglnoor .lohn Donohoo , of Albany , to whoso woiulorful liutlnct was duo the snha- tlon of the train , \\licn nnkod by tlio writer liy ho stoppeil liU oiiRiuo , naldi " 1 rau't toll \ \ hy. 1 only know I felt omo. linu'wiw xvniiiR. " "Do you lm\o these fpnllngi oftou xvhon upon thoroftil"coutliiupil tlio xvrltor. "No , very nhloiii , nltliouRli for the put iwonty yoaw 1 luivo boon In a condition to ! eel iipprohotmioii at almost nuvthliiR. " "llmvisthat1 "Why , 1 IHN o boon a \ ictliu of ono of the worst cnsoi of ily pop | a kiiovvn. 1 hnvo not boon ronUnoil In my bud , us jlko thoua- indj of nthorH , 1 am compelled to work xvhoth- jr aolo or not. lndiu < d , xvhvn It tint boRau I tail only n IIIM of nppoiito. a fnlnt fooliiiKthnt would not K I nxx-ay and n bad tiwto In tlm noiitli , but I finally rot UKIVI torrllilo crav- i > KaudKtiu iiiRfoolliiRit that mnkn llfo fit miHwabloaml mo known as ironcr.il doblllty. " "Whit did you do ? " " 1 tried phj > lcliuiM iiuttl I In o.tiun diacour- itROil. I Racltht ? diirurunt OIKM fair tostH , liut iionu of thorn lioiiuliloil mo. I tlion trlod liroprletiry inodtdno , hut they fnilod , llko- ni'.o. H looked pretty dark for mo BU far a < my moro ponun or cnjoymnut In thN world \\eroooiioeriiodand I bcc-mio turrlbly din. conniRcd. " "You certainly do not look th it way now. " Oil , no , indeed , 1 nm Iu perfect health low , ' waa the reply , -'and I propo'.o to con- -Iniio BO. Jly ncrvoiirnuas ti ontlioly K < > n ; 1 i.iii nlcop nlu'hts ; the iiclihiR mimbnoi < xTiiid ! > * - ippo.trod ; thn p.do , nickly nppoaranco him O'houlplnco to the color of lic.tltb , and I hn\o roaillly put on llwih Tlim In what has boon iccomphshod by inuaim of Wurnor'ii 'I'ippomt. 100. If 1 can bo cured after a clironlo IlliiKxs of marly a iiiartor [ of a century 1 bolioxo nllRUlT' orbit ? in a plmllnr manner c.iu bo leutoiud cnu bo rcHtorcd by usliiR tlicHituio Rroat oniody. Such IB the tosttinony of a man xvho could lotoct and lonuivo UIIHCOII dangur on the road , nit could nnt ramnxn tlio danRcrn fiom xvltlilu iln own eyatom until brought faro tnfacoxvith ho | ; nu\t j-ioperation uliove-namod liich illd . much fur him mid can do us inurli moro for 'I ( . ) ( 11 who Milrrt ' DicH In HttHlmiiiK ArrcHt. HoonnousK , 111. , Mny i > 8. A deputy- iherill nnd a posse of constables to-day lUomptcd to arrest Jan. Skelllngs , near NValkuivillo , on n charge of victimizing i number of persons out of money nt Guard some weeka ngo. Skollings ro- iisted , and in the fight which ensued , ho vas shot nnd killed , nfter ho had wound- 'd n constable named Lyiinga three times , twice in the leg and once in the abdomen. The lattor'a condition ia critical. A. KoroHonoDoutnr'H Oiliuo. Kit , May 28.Dr. . Franklin Pierce has boon found guilty of man slaughter. The defendant attended Mra. Boniia and ordered her awathud from head to foot with kerosene bandagca. The niter akin was destroyed. On the second visit ho caused kerosene to bo [ toured on the bandages without remov- ng them to son the efloct oi hia treat- nont. The woman soon died. The jury waa out ten minutes. A .Voliloiiinu'H Ignoble Deed. Nr.w VOUK , May 28. ( Joorgo Do Tonlgnoa Do Ncra , said to bo son of ono of the best noble families of Vrnuco , wait 'ound ' in his room in a hotel hero last light , sullering from ncuto poisoning * Ho had steeped the hcnda of matches in water and swallowed it. Do Nora him ) oen drinking heavily of late and was do- ipondont. He haa ample moans und is considered out of dj > mcr. Ohio Kixor I'ool ItalCH. AOo , May 2fi. The cominissinera of the Ohio river pool mot lo-day nnd ar ranged freight ratea butwecn Uincimmti mil St. Louis. They made 8 centa on and 10 on provisions , between jiusu pinti und 10 on r.iiu , 12 cents in bulk proviaiona , nnd lit on packed iroviaiona from St. Louis to Louisville. riio ratoa go into i'11'uct June 1. DIvldoil JMIimcmiln Doinocrauy , iNNKAi'OMs , May 28- The Fourth district Democratic oinvorition mot hero o-day nnd nftor n long Ktrugglo .1. B. Jilfillan , of jUiimeupolip , was chosen as candidate for congruEH , to nucceed Wash- mm , by part of the convention , the ro nuinder refusing to voto. I'lio Placard Kevoliilion In HIIHHII | , Moscow , May 28 , - Placardnyoro mated to-day Ilirouyhout tlio province ominding the c/.tr of the nihilistic pro- loaala of 1881 : that in order to avert his 'alher'a fate ho hould grant conslitu- ional amnesty to political oU'enclera , Tlio Nmv VorJc HCIIHO Slioxx1 , Nii\v YOHK , May 28 At the horse show tonight Cyrus W. Field received , lie first prize for a matched pair. Fred erick ( joblmrt'a Lee received the Irat pri/.o for hunlor'a muro or gelding ; also u apodal prize. _ _ A Noiv KalHi ! I'roplict , CAIIIO , May , 28 , News haa reached lioro that a now black False Prophet has appeared before Darfour and defeated Kl Mahdi's troops. The now Mahdi atatca tliat Kl Mahdi xvas ono of his former ( lerviahus. A MewlPi'ii Hi'iiry VIII. LONKON , May 28 , The earl of Enston IB about to apply for n divorce. Ho alleges - leges the countess is gnilly of adultery. The countess' friends say the earl wishes to marry an heiresn. llio I'onr .MIIII'H Hiuulny. May 28 In the even ing and final session of the Methodist Kpiecopal convention , resolutions were passed asking that the &tes of the Now Drioans exposition bo closed Sundays. Interior Mexican CiiBlom-HoiiBCH. MKXKJO , May 28. The chamber ol doputiua has pasBod a constitutional amendment definitely abolishing the in terior cu8t"iu-housea tlm 1st of Deccm- bor' ( It Mo. , May 25. Hoed was renominated for Congrosa by the republicans - cans of the 1st district. llosolutiona : were adopted in favor of Blaine for dont. The largest Stock in Omaha anil Makes the Lowest Prices DRAPERIES AND MIRRORS , Just received an assortment far snrpatmnrr nny thing In this market , comprising the latest and moat tasty doalgna manufactured for this spring's trade nnd covorlnjr ajTUigo of prices from the Cheapest to the most Expensive. Parlor Goods ies. Nowrondy for the inspection of cus Completp stock of nil thn latest tomers , llio nnwcst ijnvollKB in styles iu Turcoman. Madras nnd SuiiH ami Odd Pieces. Loco Curtains , Etc. , Etc. Passenger Slovator to all Floors. 180 , 1208 uncl 1210 l 'nnmm Stiwt. - - OMAHA , NEB U , S. DEPOSITORY. .1. H. MlliljARD , I'rusidoni. WM. WALLACE , Cnshier. Capital and Surplus , S45O.OOO. Fire nnd Burvlnr Proof Safes for Hont nt f m 85 to SCO per annum. j 2 i North Eighteenth Street , Onmhii , * OH Street Cnr Line. WHOLHSALK AND IIETAII. flratios and prices as eood and low as any in the city. Plenso try me. U03an 1411 DodscSt. . HOTEL The Palace Hotel of Denver. Oor. Sovonteeath and Liwreaco Sti Hooiim 7u to $2.00 per ilay. SpocUl llatrs by Iba Jlontli. THE FINEST TABLE IN THE WEST. Conducted on the American nnd European Plans. Day Board § 7 per wo ok. P. S. OONDON. - , - PBOPBIETO Double and Single Acting Power ana Hand m Engine Trlmmlnga , Mining Machinery , * Bolting , HOBO , Brasa and Iron Pit , Steam Paulang nt. wholecalo nnd retail. HALLADAY WIND-THILLS , OHUIIOH AND SOIIOOL BELLS. Corner 10th Farnam St. , Omaha Keb. aUMlKaS AND 20TH ST. . OMAHA. NEB. jga Tagg wiMTmtaa'zra ' lOonaiiltatiou and Corrconondenco Gratia. P. O. Box 292. Toluphono Ko. 20. 1 HON. KDWAT1W UUSSISLL , Poatmnator , Davenport , uaya : "Phyfiician o ) jitou ADliuy unu Jlurkod Sucoosa. " CONGIIESSMAN MUKPITY , Davenport , 1' -llnn : "An nonnrobln Mrin. Fine HUCCCSH. Wonderful Oiiroa.1 Honri. R This out shows n view of our New Polar Air Dry Refrigerator , manufac tured in the most perfect manner of Kiln-Dry lumber Charcoal Killed , Zinc Lined Galvanized Iron Shelves Black Enameled Trim inings Handsomely paneled , mid designed for the wants ol'n class of trade that re quires the best class of goods that can bo made. \Vo slut boll these Ee- frigerators at manufactur er's prices , with freight ad ded. You nro respectfully invited to examine them. Compare prices before buy ing. Respectfully , IV. L , WRIGHT Manufacturer's Ajjout. 317 S13th St. , OMAHA , NEBRASKA G , H. WOOD CO. , HUCOKHHOIUl TO WESTEUN HTKAJI HEATINO ( X ) . , [ STEATiI AND GAS FITTERS , :215 North IClh Street , bet. Capitol Avc. anil HIX/IAWA Dareunort Stroot. Telephone No. 4l > 5. UlVimil n ,
