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A 14 rk TITM OMAHA DAILY BEE-WEDNESDAY JUNE 4 1884. AUK YOU GOING TO KUHOPE ? In Another column will bo found the MI nonnccmont of Mnwn. THOS. COOK & SON Tourht Agent * , 201 Broadway , Now York , relative to the very complete rtrrHUgomonta they have niftdo for tours In Enrols the coming Spring nd Summer. "Cook's Kxcuf- slonlst , " containing maps nnd lull p.vrtlculiuii , S will bo mailed to any nildrras on receipt of 1U cent v Capital Prize $160,000. " We do Hereby orrfljlAat ua mprrvtM Me a rangemtntt for nil the ilvn'hly and Scmi-Aiin\ . Dt amiit/t 0 } the Lmtiiiana State Lottery Coinvui ; a i inpenon manajt and control tne Drai iti. thtinnelvtt , and ( AnI tne lame art conduced m lc aty/airntfi. and in i/vod/aith touarJ all u t iand ucaitthoritt Mi company ( u ute tkltcer tiflcate uttn/ao-similei of tur in < t advrtwmrnlt. " COUMIMIONIU NPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION ! U Oycr Half a Million Disn-ibnled - ! Lonisiana State Lottery Company , Incut l > oiaii > d In leiv ( or S6 yours by Mio It or educational nnd oharltablo purposes Uh a C I tal of $1.000,000-10 which a rcsorro lund ol oral 650,000 hwf elnn bocn aililod. By an ovcrnholminK poimUr vote Its ( ranch ) * waa made a part ol the present gtato conitltutloi Biioptod Dooombor ! d , A , U. 1S79. Its grnud single number drawings will tak' place monthly. It nc\cr scales or poatponra. Look nt the followliiR Distribution : 109th Grand Monthly nnd the EitraTuinary Seini4iinnal Drawiug \ In the Acadumy of Music , New Orleans , TUKSIAYJUNK 17 , 1H84. Unilor the epvclal supervision and management ot GEN. G. T. BEAUllEGAllD. of Louis- inua , and GBN. JUBAL A. EARLY , of Virginia. CAPITAL PRIZE , 8150,000. jtSTNotico , Tloki'ta are Ton Dollars only. Halves , 5. fifths , J2. Tenths , (1. Application ( or rates to clubs should bo made onlj to the office cf tha Company In Now Orleans. For further Information write clearly giving rail address. Uako P. 0. Money Orders payable aoc" addresn ItctrlEturud Letters to NKW OKLKANS NATIONAL FIANK , New Orleans , La Postal Notes and ordinary letters by Mall or Ex press ( all riums ol $5 aud upwards by Uxprees at oui expense ) to U A. DAUPHIN , or It. A. 'UUPHIN , Now Orleans La. O COOK'S OllAND KXCUKSIONS leave Now York in April , May and June , IftSl. PASSAGE TICKETS by a.l AT. A VTIQ STEAMEUS. Special facilities for securing GOOD BEUTIIS. TOUUIST TICKEfS for trraotirslu EUUOl'E , lir a'Iroutts , at relucod rates. COOK'S EXCUItSI INIST , with maps and full par- parti ularH , by mail 10 ccnta. A'Mre 3 TirO > < . IWK * SON. 1 y Broidwa , N. I EOEETIALADIES \ } < 'ind ' radical cure by my method , bised on recent sci entific researches , even in the most desperate cases without any trouble to the functions. I care equally the sad cou- onsequfiices of the sins of yoin h , nervousness and im- ito ten ce. DISCRETION QUAnANTEEI ) . Pr J er to send the Eioct ilo > crlptlnn of the Slckneet. DE. BELLA , Member of Several Scientific Societies. O , IMnoo do la Nation 0 , 1'AUIS. m&e GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY. - * ? * X-l OF MANLY VIGOR , Spermatorr ( J - * ' > , ' 1 -r- lima , etc. , when all other reme U' > Jv ! . & < * I U. A cure guaranteed. - r ' 'A ' 81.6U bottle , large Iwttle , foul times the quantity. 16. By ex * - - pre 3 to any addlreos. Sold bv alldrugKista. ENGLISH MEDI CAT , INSTITIJTK , Proprietors , 718 Olive Street , 8t ITouis.ilj. - "I hava Hold Sir Astley Cooper's Vital Uestoratiu ' Every cuatomcr speaks highly of It. I t nun remedy of true merit "C. F GOODMAN , l-HS eily ai lmiot bv a u.l nlonery In South A crl- d Kc ul fell wl.lrc < .cl LTivel p tu llcv Jonmi T. IIIIAS'ttlun I ) . Now York dy e m & tud \ \ DOCTOR WHITTIER 017 St. Clmrlcs St. , St. Lonl , Mo. A II coUr ir 1ual of l o > lJlf l Collrcei , l i I irn lon | r iir.ttdU lhe Kcl lue lmeolot Cinomc , hiiToft , Bin nU lluiou ll > i utbiii > nr filler 1'bj.lflio U St. iMtli , u clljr l l r iliow anil ill old irildtoli kiov. Nervous Prostration. Debility , Mental and Physical Weakness ; Mercurial and other Affec tions ol Throat , Skin or Bones , Blood Poisoning , old Sores and Ulceis , > t * netted vith p > iui i uceei' , ou Iftltit ielcutlfi | > rlDtplti. ! rlt'elr , rrlrately. Diseases Arising from Indiscretion , EnceM , Exposure or.lndulgence , kieb vrotuct MEM or u llttwl"C edeeli : uertou.ueii , dctllllr , dlmoiM of lUbl a4drre ll ? vcnory , | 4niii1ti oa Ibe IM . pbjile ld y. TirflouUltio lelj of IfDMlei , conFuiltl ori4euttA rendtrlnir MatrrUg * Improper or unhtppy. > r * / , FaaipblelllA rittiloalbe iboTr.Mot [ M.I.J ennUpc , trulo 1117 mtirtti. CoDiulutloi > t l- flooorty DIUro , u4livlt < 6. Wrlto ror queitloai. A Positive Written Guarantee iTcila ftll r bUcMfi. UcdlelniiiiBlortryvbtro. Pimphleli. En llihor Qermin , 64 PKOI. < 1 - criblnir bo o ahtitti , ID mala or rom l , yJUCB. MARRIAGE GUIDE ! , Illoilrttel In . Me Doa y | ioiun I iuac. I- IF coven. > & . Tbli b ok eoouloi ftll Ut.curleni , doubtful or UqaMUro waai u know , 1 tMl ' I'cit UlW"l to ill. UMlUi , tl MV , axrjscoxjx > c f or GALVANIZED IRON , CORNICES. WINDOW CAPS , FINIAIS , ETC. a. i a iOtla. _ _ _ " ITotioa to Cattle "Men W)0 ) UATTLE FOR SALE. I 0 II d ol Bt ri Three Y ri Old SCO Two lleltera , Two " 160 t-Ucri , On " " Hclfors , One " iil cattle are all well treil Iowa coltln. ttMliilit and mitoth. Thf o Mttla will be icU In luUlo uilt "iurliieer < , aud at reaMDa'i . For furtl er ptrttoular * . call oa or a < lil i M , M. K. HATTOfJ , Wartrlir , Diemir Co. , low * . - THE TEMPORARY TUG , [ Continued from fird page ] A IlwVIKW TIII3DAY. EAUNESr HPT NOT IltTTEK. ClUCAno , Juno 3. Tlio proceedings of the dny , while characterized by great earnestness nml kcou watchfulness to detect nny evidence that the tldo WAS turning in any direction , were not pro lifio in dramatic inculoiitn for the reason tint u largo shuns of the cxmiou wns oc cupit'd in tlio loutino nf calling the to'l of tliu convention , itnd the election of thu temporary clmirnvin. This p.irt of the proceed ! i g wns only relieved from mo- ii'itony hy glimpses of poraonil ch.iractor- isticj nntl plnaui of fouling exhibited by niembuis of the convention ns they rose ono at it time to nnnmitico their poraonnl or politicilprefcroncofortompOMry chair man. The FI118T SENS\TIONU. FEtTIWK of the session WAS immediately after Chairman S.tbin announced the nnmo of IVnyoll Clayton , of Arkansas , as the choice of the nntinnnl committo for tem porary chairman of the convention , when Henry Cibot Lodge , of M tsanchuaotts , roao nud moved to substitute the nnmo of John H Lynch , of Mississippi , ono of the colored delegate from Misaisssippi Though sotno such notion wns not unan ticipated , it caused a decided sensation , It was known hist night thnt there wns n movement on foot looking to the put ting forward of B K Bruce , of Missis sippi , n colored man who wna ono of the vice presidents of the last na tional convention , and who wielded the gavel ns chairman for u short time , nt the request of Senator Hour , who wns permanent chairman ; but it was stated thnt liruco refused the position , the can- dul > 'y lor which wna then transferred to Lynch. A conference on which Lynch was determined ou was hold this morn ing. The FIIIST ( IKNUHAL DKMONSTHATION wna made when , on iho call of the roll , the name of Virginia wns reached nnd thu name of Gen. Mnhono was called. A cenernl cheer WHS raised from the main floor and the galleries. Theodore Roao- velt , the young New Yorker who has so suddenly sprung into prominence in the politics of hia state , also received marked evidences of recognition when ho iirst roao to speak. When the roll call was completed , Powell Clayton was the cen ter of observation , ns ho mounted the chair nt the head of the -Arkansas delega tion and with n degree of duliberntion nnd outward calm which was scnrcoly to bo expected under the circumstnnces , an nounced thnt ho wns not present when his name was called , and that ho desired to cast his vote for his opponent. The announcement of the result of the ballot for temporary chairman waa the signal for A QIIEAT ournuusr. Delegates rose , climbed upon chain , swung hats nnd cheered lustily , nnd when it subsided Governor Clayton , atill with great apparent calmness , moved to make the choice unanimous. About the only other points to prick the foot of observation were when \Vm. G. Donnan , of Iowa , presented 'a voluminous inous memorial from the Natinnol Woman's Christian Temperance union , and was rewarded by the clapping of gloved hands in the gallery , nnd when Leslie W. Rusooll , of New York , pre sented a resolution empowering the com mittee on rerolutions to receive nnd con sider a memorial from the Irish National League of Amnrica upon the question of the proprietorship of lands in the United States by aliens. NIGHT'S DEVELOPMENTS. TUB EDMUNDS MEN. CUICAOO , June 3. The loaders of the Sdmunds movement hold a consultation n the rooms of George Win. Curtis to night , and in the view that they hold the i&lauco of power , they decided to keep ip the fight until either a sufficient num.- ) or of votes came their way to decide the contest in their favor , or else to give hnir strength to some ono of their iking. AN ABTHUK-EDMUND.S COALITION. Some of the Edmunds' men afterwards icld a consultation with the Arthur moplo , and the bond between the two ippoara to ba binding enough to caino hem to join hands as against the Blaine > eoplo. MISUELUANKOUK ACTION. The Wisconsin delegation hold a con- ultation , and the name of General Slior- nan was considered as ono which they night at the proper time spring upon the convontion. The committee on credentials had only considered the Alabama caseup to mid iii > ht , and appeared to bo in for a full- light session. Some of the hopeful dalegatca affected , o-night to believe that balloting for ) resident will bo reached by to-morrow ivening. J. II. HENDERSON FOIl CIIAIUMAN. The committee on organization were in session till a late hour this evening , After electing George B. Williams of [ ndianu chairman , they proceeded to the election of a permanent chairman and secretary of the convontion. The Hon. jdlueha A. Grow , of Pennsylvania , wan mt in nomination by the friends of Blaine , and J. B. Hendersonof Missouri , iy the opposition Henderson was elect ed by a vote of 20 to 17. Charles W. Cisboo , of Michigan , was unaimoualy elected secretary THE I'liATFOKM. Major MoKinloy , chairman of the committee on resolutions , said to-night that it was too early to indicate the points of the platform , but that he in tended to have a reasonable tariff plank inserted in the resolutions , and would probably bo tuocouful. The committee also received and hoard itatementa from a delegation of the Knights of Labor and other kindred or ganisations. They professed to roproioi-t one million workingmen. The principles for which they asked recognition were the enforcements of the eight hour law , the right of labor to organize- the game manner a cspital does , the enforcement of compulsory education , and the pro volition of the importation of contract labor. WAS IT A TEST , THE VOTE OK CIIAIUMAN. After carefully studying the rote on the question of temporary chairman , it does not appear to have boon really t test of strength , as sumo delegates voted with a view to sustaining the action ol the national committee , leaving other questions to be drcided later , while oth ers voted for Lynch with a view to its effect on the colored vo e. UMINE ANH IXJOAN , after the vote , estimated that they hell greater strength in the conven tion than they had before aupp'mud , while the adherents of independent * and dark horaes teemed to foul satisfied with a position which they hold batwoon the main contesting forces. When Powell Clayton was ( elected by the national committee for temporary chairman , some members of the committee - too voted for him on the personal ground that ho had long boon connected with the committee ns a ropresontntlvo from Ar- katuas , nnd without knowing thnt the action involved nny political moaning wlmtoverj otherwise , the contest thnt en sued would have boon avoided in the eo- lection of some other member. Those re-nionaiblo for bringing Clayton forward had not calculated on the convention overruling the notion of the committee , ns tlio precedents were nil for approving Mich nominations. The independents dicidtd to IIAKK AN ISSUE on this selection , nnd form n combina tion with the Arthur men for thnt pur pose. The \otoa were cast largely ou this issue , but not nil of them , tissnino nf the Arthur men voted for Clayton in order to sustain the committee , and some of the Lognn men voted for Lynch , ns ho is claimed to bo for Blnino. _ However , the Edmunds men nro jubilant , nnd claim that the field against Blaine is strong enough to d'ctate the nominee. On the other hand the Blnino men say there nro Arthur men who will go to Blnino if they BOO no chance for their favorite , nnd tint the vote has shown them to bo stronger than has heretofore been conceded ; that in fact there nro IU2 votes in n compact body. ON HK9OIiUMO.V. O11UAMZAT10N IN TUB EVEN1NO. CHIOAOO , Juno 3. The committee on resolutions of tlio republican national committee mot nt the Grand Pacific hotel it 8 o'clock this evening nnd elected Muj'jr A. M. McKinkloy , Jr. , of Ohio , chairman , and lion. Win. Wnlter Pholns , of Now York , secretary. A SDH COMMITTEE , consisting of Cabot Lodge , of Massa chusetts , J H. Baker , nf Indiana , Gen. II. Pock , of Massachusetts , Mitjor W. E. Elan , of Virginia. J. MBynum , of Mississippi , Judge E borr , of Colorado and Horace Davis , of Calafornia , was ap pointed , who , with the chairman nnd secretary mentioned above , will prepare .ho platfortm to bo submitted to the convention vontion nnd report to the full committee at 9 a. m. to-morrow. THE IRISH AUDUESS. After appointing the sub-commit- oo , Alexander Sullivan appeared bfforo ho committee in behalf of the Irish Na tional Loiguo nnd delivered an intor- jsting address on the subject of the own ership of the American lutids by foreign- 3rs. A resolution requesting the com- nittco on resolutions to consider this subject was adopted nt to-day's session of the committee. The nddrcsn which Mr. Sullivnn rend , ifter allowing thnt it wns the intention > f the founders of this government tlm , the principle that American citizenship shall bo indispensable to the ownership > f land in : hu United States , nnd that is distinctly so indicated in the explicit terms upon which the thirteen states sur rendered their lands to the national government for the use and benefit of thn entire ponnlo , goes on to say : The Intention of tlio founders of the ropub- ic has been thnnrted by events which they jould not fursec. In 18 1C aud again in ISCU , the national domocratiu convention approved jf a resolution recommending the uatioml [ ovonmiont to aid In the construction of the . 'ucific railway. The nutioual republican convention follmvo \ that example , and the re sult la , that a quantity of the public domain , nearly equal to the entire area of the thirteen original states , hns been presented to the nuuopolieB , by which it has been disposed of In n manner directly hostile to thoapiiit ami Serins upon which those states surrendered the and in trmt. to the national government. It is cheifly through these land grabs , by corpor ations which have proved thom elvo8 superi or to popular control that a danger which would have been averted , bv constitutional prohibition , has stealthily and silently f oa Mr- id itself uxm | our country ; name- y : the creation of an immense absentee landlorism by which the idiea of our soil and the ro ulta of the lard labor of ourcltlzocs are to be drained out of the country to nwell the fortunes of horodl- ; ary monopolists , who hate our institutions and despise our laws , nnd who by the connivance > f the boneliciarlCH of our mistaken generosity ire in legal poBaest-ion of at least twenty rail- ion ncroa of our soil. Wo have soon the effect of the system of great estates which are now stealing nil over our western domain in In dia whrro the foreign lind proprietor lins j.cr- mlttod three millions of the inhabttnnta , work- crn of the toll , to polish of famine during the reign of the present monarch , while annually oxtmctlni ; from the country txportt ) more .liarmiflicient to fwd the entirn population. Wo Imvo seen It In Ireland and Kgypt , and If ho legislative power of our nation does not iirestulLvtolQuca by ' * w the industrious tiller * nlour pr liie * nd tlx > hardy delvera In our mined will combine to rid the country , by u > 'h mean * as they find available , of n curse uo long to oxUtiuaself governing country. Tiie address futthor says : To thirtcliss of aljxentoo monopolist ) ) who tlieni'olvm upon 11 * , luting in , we owe lothing , Their blockade runnoiH curried Into our f > ort < t'-o unnn by which n conflict they hellishly mid inaliclouH'y ' fomented wan pro- oineil ; , and it ) H tlio unlvciHil dinlro of the Am r I'nn people , without dintlnctlon of par- .ytlut American ultlz-inBh Ip bo indii-pennulilo , o tlio ownership of land in thu United SUteu. The address concluded by requesting the committee to report to the national convention a recommendation to congress to enact effectual prohibitory legislation , and ia signed by Alexander Sullivan , of Illinois ; Hsv Oaan , O'Reilly , D.D. , of Michigan ; Thog. O'Reilly , M.D , of Missouri - souriV. ; . M. Collins , of Kentucky ; and Jas. Rnynolds , of Connecticut , OTIIHII I'Al'EHH. Papers on the agricultural and manu Facturing interests were also read , after which the sub committee repaired to Major MoKinley's room , where the plat form is now being drafted. THE COMMITTEE. * . . , OH CUEDNTIALH. Tha following ia the committee on credentials as reported : Alabama. Isaac Hayman ; Arkansas , Jacob Kluurj California , Daniel McHure ; Colorado , Win , A. Hamillj Connecticut , Kutfcne 8. liuri ; InUwi rfl , Win , B. Btowart ; Florldo , Dennla Kgunt Georgia , J. B. Urlenj IllinoU , I ) . Cook ; Inilinna. J. H. Iteelettj lowu , N M. Hub- banl ; Kanxaa , Jaiuta B , Miller ; Kentucky. John W. Iewl * ( I/ousUno. ( Jeo. W. Urnry ; Mvlne , J. M. HalnH ; Marylftud , Jnn. T. Kn- Bor ; MniKarliiuoiti. W W Crape ; Michigan , K C Nichuln ; Minnesota. It I ) . KanKclon ; Mlmlialpillama fialbraltlr. Mla-ouri , a G. Hiirton ; NeliMik * , Win. T Scott ; NavatU , N. U. Ko'oy ; Now Ilamrwmro. Jan. It ClarV : Vawertey \ J. V. Forkj New York , K. II H-.lib ; N..rth 0 rollna , J. K O'llaru ; Ohio , M. A. H tuna ; Oregon , O N Denny ; Pennsylvania , D. F. Miner ; Ihod { l-ilaml , Grahmn l'.iinenV ; S.iuth . Oirollni , K F. linger * ; TeniiMtee , A. M Hturhiw , jun. ; lVxi , Alex Devn Vnrmnnt Henri Ua i d WeifVi'ginU , H. U Duguman ; Wl.con.in , V. II. Mutt'U ' ; Ari/u ! , Clark Churchill ; JlakiiU J I'Tolly ; DUtric' of Columbia , .i'rmik Conge ; : Idulm , 1) . J 1'rldo ; Mmitunu , , IJeM ttNN0 ; rM lc , , \V N N L1e el * 1vh ; Utah , J > w. 15 ( Jilla h"r ; Wn > hlngton Territory , Geo. Hill ; Wyoming , Juinen France. fillUANENT OIKIANIZAIION. J AlAbiiii , Gen. W. Braxtatf ; Arkantar G W , rauuju ) n ; Califml * . T/i'wJl , lia-d : C ilAr > d" . < 'j. Q , DavUf noctlciit. | 4mo l 15 Merwiii.DW : , re , CUrk V. M M > IV , Flori 1 da. H W.'Cha-llir7' ' . Iwl , W.'W. BUmi lllinol. , U. A. Jl ( bvV : Indiana , G. li. WI llorrs ; Iowa , 0. T. T. Mawm K ni s , J. H. H dy : Kentucky , ( Jeo. M. ThomMi Uulianla , U.Uomcdi M luo , A. V. Culkmi ; Mtryland , ( Jeo. L. WillUtonjMMaolin Hl , fl.rr.-ll I ) . Wncht : Michigan , 8. J. Krod ; Mlnnwtn , O. h.GouUl ) MI iUMppl , Thw , KlditrUon ; Mlwurl , J. 1) . Upton ; Nebraska. J. 11. Me- 011 ; NovaiU , 0 E. Stnvniioni Now Hump. . G. II. St Hf w Imi'cy. Wtiltnr Cook ; Now Vork. H. t ? UurlolKh ; North Oarollnn , W. W. Jonktni ; Ohlu , Samuel - uol CralRhoidOro ; < on Janice Sultt ; 1'onnKyl- v nl , , W. 11. IjoedM Hhixla Inlmul. .lolin 1 . ThoniMion ! D.kkoU. N. K Ncl > nt Ati/.oim , \ it. Hloli- bins ; District of Columbia , IV H. Cimon ; Idilm , I ) . I * . 11. TildD ! Mnntuia , I.PB Mnntln ; New Moilco , Virginia Knit tro ; t'tili , N. Klmlull ; Waxlilncton Tomlo.y . , lioo. 1 > . 111 ! ! ; Wjomlng , John W. Melilrum. OS llEHOLUTIOXt. AUbainn , H. C. 8hoals ( Arkinw. M. W. tAiijainln ; Oallfnrnla , Horace Ia\i < , l' > ilaradu , . H , lOlliort ; Connecticut , J. W. How on ; flawHte , W h HnUIngn ; Floruh , .1. 1) ) . Cole ; GonrRla ; ! ' . T. Wright ; Illinois , Clsrko J.vn ; IndUnik , John C. Ihkor ; lown , H , 8 , WliisliHVj Kiuiniui , Goo. U. Peck ; Kentucky , Wm C. Goodloc ; Loulslatm , L. ,1. Sniinr ; Maine , Andrew T. Arawell ; MftrjUiul , Janioi iVftllnce ; Mnnsachu ntU , II , Cabot liud o' Michigan , W. A Undorwood ; MlnnosotH , Liberty Hall ; MUtl-nlppl , .1 M. ] l > nuiniMU- < onrl , It , 1) , Cramer ; Nebraska , N , 1' . larwooil ; Nevada , J H. Hand ; ow llauipshtro , Frank A. Cnrrlrirj Now Toiaoy , W. W. 1'holpn : Now Yuf. Win. Dowd ; North Carolln , K. A. White. Ohio , Win. MoKimlloy , Jr. ; Oregon , W. 0. Me- Jcnnplljl'oiinsvIvniiU , W. It. Jesup ; uhiulo flund.V , A. Stoidmnn ; South Cnrollmi , a. M. Wilder ; Teiinowo , S. W. llnwkinii ; rtxm , A. J. Itotouth'il ' ; Vonnont , K 1) . Harris ; V'rctnln ' , W. C Miami ; \Vo t Vir ginia , M. 0. C. Church ; Wlin.nshi , ( l-ihint Arlr.inn , A. H. Stobblnn ; Diikotn , A. J. Jolly ; Dlsttlct Columbia , 8. It. Cntwint Idaho , \V. N. ChlllluR ; Monttnn , W. F. Pandora ; Now Mexico , Mngonln Itunoro ; Jtah , Nntlinm Klinhitll ; Wnslilncton , Juo. I. . Wilson ; Wyoming , John W. Mclburn. ON Ul'l.ia. Alatnmn , II , H. Cnnou ; Calfornla , Wm.H. Iiirt ; Connecticut , Kbsnczsr J. Hill ; Florida. V J. GIlliDtt ; lllinol , ] j. Collins ; Iowa , P. 3. Boiwon ; Kentucky , Geo. Denny , Jr. ; htntne , .tonlikh H. Drununond ; MtvtHiclicinottx , 1. It , iH.ihop ; Mlnni'sotn. J , II. Arii.strong ; Missouri , In 1) , Hyde ; Nevada , .1 , A. I'A- ( ncr ; Arkonsni , Lafayette Grrcrg ; Colorado , Vlex Gnllott ; Delaware , Jno. II. HolTeinor ; Joorgla , A. D , Moore ; Indiana , ( Jeo. G. llloy ; Knusan , K. O. Culp ; Loulslnlin , W. J.Moichnnt ; Maryland , Thoo. H , Hud- on ; Mlclgan , J. W. Boll ; Mlssiiwippl , A. ( V. Allen ; Nobrakn. C. 1 * . Muttexon ; iow Hampshire , Henry 11. Albertaon ; s'ow JoiBoy John J. Gurdner ; Now York , ) ha8. V Oa hoiin ; North Carolina , John 8. -enry ; Ohio , Alphonto Tuft ; Oregon , J. 1 * . Vp ersin ; 1'outmylvaiiln , Thou. Si. hann. Uiodo iHlani ) , Thomnn C , Pcckhiun ; South Jatollua , D , T. Corbln ; Tonne Boo , , T. C. Na- ) iorTovai. llichml Allan ; Vermont , Kod- ield Proctor ; Vornlnin , Jnmes A. Frn/nr ! ; West Vorglnln , Win. M O. Dauaoii : WU- : onsln , 0. M. Burt : Arixon * , Cl rk Church- II ; Dakota , N. 15. Nelson ; District Columbia , 'Vnnk 15 Confer ; Idaho , D 1' . 15. Pride ; Montana , \V. F. SaundorK ; Now Mexico , Win. M. N. Llollyn ; Utah , .Inmoa h. Ga'lag- ' or ; Washington Tcnttory , John lj. Wilson , iV.voiulug , .liunoi Franco. The hat of vice presidents nnd nssistunt ocrotarics of the convention have only teen reported by a part of the states nnd erritorics. AI.LEOKD OUTIIIVINOK I1V HIM. BOSTON , Juno 3. Blaine took tho'noon rain for Portland. Ho would talk poli- ics with no ono. Ho is reported having mid to a personal friend that ho did not jipect the nomination ; that the candidate vould bo a dark horse , which is good authority thnt the Blalno'-nneii will , nt lis request , support Sherman , if the lomination of Blaiuo appears impracticu- L > lo. AUGUSTA , Juno 3. Everything quiet lore , in view of , the anticipated arrival of , ho Blaine family. No private wire has ) eon connected with the residence. u. s. OFFICI.-.IJS DUOWNED. Gen , Bnbcoclc and Two Companions Mict Death 01T Florida. WAHUINOTOH , Juno 3. Private tele- grama received in this city and Baltimore ; his morning irom Benjamin , an employe of the light house service dated Dayton , Fla. , Juno 2 , via Aston * , FJa.announce that General O. O. Babcock , onuinccr of the Gth light house district , Loyi P. Oockoy , his clerk ( formerly assistant mvatu secretary of President Grant ) and Benjamin P. Sutor , of Washington , wore drowned Saturday in Moaijuito inlet , elf ; ho conHt cf Florida , while superintend , ng work on the light house being erected at this point. Another private ; elcgram Bays the caeuality occurred yes terday. The body of Babcock only was recovered. FOIlCY-UIGliril CONUIIKSS KBNATK. WANIIINUTOM , Juno 3 On motion of Mr. [ ngailH ( nip , Kn. ) , tliu eoimto ro-iilvo I Hut wlien It adjourned to-day it will I o till I'rid ty < Fxt in iM-eordimcrt with the uuanlmouj un- lerutandlng of yesterday. lho oiintj piocjcdeu to the consldcrn'.loa if thw calendar of COHCH unobjectod to , nmong v.hich , read the third time uud passed , wnrj , lm following : A bill introduced by Conger , granting an annual , ouvi of abtonco with p y to letter rurrlorn. The LIU , ui Introilucjd , provlduil t. r th oa < layn leave , but the BonutocoiniiiHt" ( on iioitollicui and pust roudn recoinnii'iHln that a vauition , wlthnut reduction of pay , bo made for 15 dayu inxtoid of .it. The bill wm amended to con cup lid with the recommenda tion of the committee , and then pa-uid. I uiithorizeii the 1'oitninater-goiieral to oinplov a number of imbstltue letter carrlerc , londerec lipco'eary by the iirovli-icirm of the bill , tin cimpencat'on ' of euch KuUttltutoa to bo ut the rate of (0 00 a year. 1IOUHK. Mr I'nyson ( rep. Ilia. ) as a rjuottlon ol privilege , called up the bill t > piovont the unlawful oocuptncy of public laudu. After dlHCUHimn the bill pMHod. It prohibit * the enclosure of any public land where a person or corporation innklii ) the enclosure haa nn claim or color of title tc the land , and makes It lawful for any permit to tear down and doinollsh any ruch inoloaure whii it Incite * more than 100 acrm. Tin 12th of Juno wan net apart for tha consider ! tlon ot thu electoral count bill. Hall. OAUU TKdTEIlDAY. At Detroit-Cleveland. Detroit \ , 3. At Vrovldunca 1'rovldenre , 27 ; New York 12. 12.At Chicago Unions Chicago , 1 ; St. Lnula 13. 13.At At Term Haute , Ind. Terre Haut * , 8 Minneapolis 1. At Grand lUpldii , Mich. Grand Kaplds , 3 I'eoiii , 4. At Chlogo-Chloigo , \ ; D trolt , 3. At I'ltUburg Alleghenoy , .2 , Indianapolis ' At T5o < .tnn liddbm , 11:1'hlUdolplils : , G. At Now York I ulMvlllH. U : Hnxiklyn , 0 At Now York-Cincinnati , 10 ; Metn.pli taut , n At Itiltlmore-Baltimore * , IjTolodocH , 4. At Fort-W yiie Mllwaukse , 1 ; Fort Wayne. B , At Washington Nationals , 8 ; ICfyetonea * T * At KuitSaglnawHuginaWK , K ; St. VatiN.7 At J'hlludeuhla-Ht ! % Loulu , 7 ; Athletic * 13 Uoutiildli , , , Juiiii 3 Jo so Carter , col nl , cuiivicttid il | baing uoctxnory to th murder iif.Jvbu FfiUur by.Habo Jones litiigud utlLet'cloBlthis | ! morning. A MURDERER NABBED. Albert Mitchell ArmM in this City for a Mnrder in Iowa , Hliorirr Sontoit , nt l.liin County , nml KOjl'ollln * , n Coii-ttnMo , Nnl > - botl lilin on Tent It Street Morning. On tlio 'JOtli dnv of last March n man jy tlio nnmo of Thumb , nu ox-convict rom the Iowa ponitimtinry , wns brutal- y murdered upon the railroad bridge of the Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul road nt Cedar Ibpiils , Iiwn , and ln'a mnuglod remains thrown into the Cedar river. The murderer escaped nnd for several weeks it w ixs dark mystery. After i > time circumstantial evidence pointed strongly to ft man living in Cedar llnplds jy the name of Joe Livingston , ns bo ng the murderer , nnd ho was arrested. Ho was given mi examination and suc ceeded in proving mi alibi and wan ilia- charged. For n time nil was dark ngain , when suddenly now evidences was discovered vhich showed conclusively thai , the iwir- leror was Albert Mitchell , nliaa Harry Wood , of Uunter Point , lovra. Olllcors voro put upon Mitchell's track and ft lumber of thorn have followed him to lill'erent places but ho succeeded in oliid- ng them nil. A fo\v weeks ngT Phil , Frnnais the city narshnl of Cedar lloptds , was in Omaha odking for Mitchell , but wns not success- ul in his search. Mitchell had boon in Onmhn however , several times since the murder wns committed but when nn ofll- cur nppoaml upon the scone hn Boomed o vanish nwny in thin nir. Two weeks ngo Shorill Scnton. of Linn ounty , got word tlmt Mitchell wns in thin ity nnd immedintcly cnmo hero , but pund that hia man had loft about the imo Colo's circus showed hero nnd hnd lot returned. liint Friday Mitchell ngnin returned o Omnlm nnd Sheriil'Stnton wna ngain lotifiud. Yesterday the shorin" ncconi- laniod by George Pollins , n constnblo rom Cedar llitpids , nnd ono who has nnny times boon tried nnd never found wanting , arrived in this city. They start- d from the depot to walk up town. While valuing along Tenth street , Mitchell was eon walking along upon the opposite nido of the street. Polltns remained where 10 wns while Shorilf Seatmi crossed the troet nnd spoke to Mitchell , nt the nmo time grabbing him by the wrist to > rovont his using n weapon. Mitchell > roko loose nnd made n move townrd his lip pocket , but the ohorilf wns too quicker or him nnd nltnofct in the twinkling of nn eye hia revolver was in lin hinul nnd .he muzzle was full upon MitcheH'u head. tVt this atugo in the game Pollina ap peared upon the ncono nnd clapped the "bracolom" upon Mitchol'a wr'mtu. Ho wns marched up to the city jail nnd placed behind the bars. Ho was very inquisitive - quisitivo and trlod to appear very inno cent. Ho wanted to know what he was wanted for and when they would atnrt foi [ own. Ho said ho couldn't imagine whnl 10 was wnntvjd for ns ho hod never done anything to bo arrested for , but tin sheriff says that they have n very cleai case against him and ono which ho canno ( successfully moot. Mitchell is n hard cnso nnd hits boot engaged in n number of lud jobs. lit lias Bovoral aliases and there is nn old in dictment ngninst him in Linn county foi deviltry committed several yenrs ngo. Sheriff Santon nnd Constable Polline nro greatly rejoiced nt their good fortuiu in auditing a man who ia wanted sc badly and the sheriff brought him i quarters worth of cigars saying that hi could afford to treat , ns Mitchell mot litir half wuy. The oflioora stnrtod for Iowa with then prisoner yesterday afternoon. THE DISTRICT COURT , No nuRlucsa of Iiiiporlnnco Done Yofctcrtley A CUHO IJctwcoii Itallrimclt ) Started. In the district court yesterday the da } was consumed by both judges in hearing motions and demurrers and the trials ol uncontented canes. The grand jury was busy all day in the mTstif-iUion of the murder at the stool yards. Tlio witnesses in the Sunday shooting affray have been fluhpiniinod ti appear to-dny , and this nmttorvill probably - ably comu before them next. Suit was institutud by the Union I\i- cifio against the Wabash & St. LIIIIE railway to recover juigmont for S8i- ( 0212. ! ) . Of this ainoiint 800,5'J ! ) ! ) . " if claimed by the U. P. to bo duo on a run ning account covering snvora years. The balance $10,738 45 ii alleged to duo tlio pUintil for over charges on freight and chiiiiu for damages paid for thu defendant bj the U P. An affidavit iilloging thu dn fendant was a foreign corpora , tion wna filed and upon il an attachment was assured A. mcond nllidnvit was tiled Blatin ( { , ni belief , that thu Paciflo express had inon belonging to the dufendunt. TheKiprosa Co. wns Karniiheod and ordered to ansvrui on the 10th of thia month. Army < nl rn. IlKAIIQUAHTKIW OK THE AUMY , AUJOT ANT UENBIUL'H OKKICEVAWII - , > INOTON , M y , 15 , 1884. J The oomrannding general , dfepartmonl of Oilifornia , Presidio of S n Francisco , Gal. Sir : lluforring to your endorse ment of the 14th ultimo , forwarding f communication from the commanding dflicor company 0 , Eighth infantry , sub mitting n transcript of scores fired A ! different dates since October 1 , 1883 , and asking certain questions in conncc tion therewith , 1 Imvo thu honor to in form you that the lieutenant-general coin manding the army decides the question ! prmenttd , as fullown : Pirat Tha gradu ( if sharpshooter wai not established in rifld pruoticu unti February 20 , 1884 the date of genera orders No. 12 , current series , frnm thii , ilijo o insequently seort-s fired previnui to thu isnuu of that order should not hi counted towatd ( juulilicution as a ulnri | shooter. Second General orders No 12 , cur rent floriiH , plainly r < quirt ) ouch qualify ing score for any grade t > hwu ; tliu pre scribed percentage. A ( CJru with a jier centiigu higher than the one reijuiru ulioulil not > > u averaged with onu ot i I lower porcHiitngo. I Third Paragraph 11 , general order No. f > 3 , series of 1882 , from this ofllco , explicitly states that five consecutive shuts will uonnlituto n score in regular [ iractioo. I am , sir , very respectfully your obedient servant , A. .1. Duust , Adjutant General , The lonvo of nlnonco for oovnit days qnuitod dipt. K 3\1 \ Ooalos , Fourth in- Uiilry , in Ordi-rs No. 85. dated Fort Robinson. Ni-b , May 25. 188. ! is oxlon- h'd twenty.throo days , ] ly order of Ool , libbon , Ill ) UHL'UUICB. , JuneII.-- ! ' detmicr.itio convention nt Potota burg to-day instructed for the old ticket. Tlio congressional delegation instructed for Springer. _ C.ias county democrats hold conven tion to-day at Viiginin. It wai largo nnd onthus'nstio ' ; tlio old ticket endorsed. Harrison ia f.ivorito for governor. It inetruced for lion. J. M. Higgs for onn- Dry Ooniln In Nrw York. NEW YOIIK , June ! l. The dry goods nnrket fxliHiits no nctivily in any depart- noiil. Still there has been n moderate loiunnd for seasonable specialties. Kx- HirU of domestic cottons for the week , ! 8l ! ! ) packages , ninking for the expired lortion of the yimr a total of 7-1,1172 puck- igus , or nearly 5,000 more than for thu sainu time nny previous yonr , iMuunu-'iH Meet , St. Louts , June ! ) The convention > f exposition and fair miumgcra of the United States convened hero to-day for thu purpuHa of organizing n goneril asso ciation for thu United States and Cum- dn. About -10 ilolog.ites aru in attend ance. _ Arl/.ona lor tlio "Olil Tloltot. " PitKsroT , Amvina , Juno ! t. The duinocrntiu fontral coiniiiitteu haseltoted W. K. Mo.ulo nnd G U , Ouray as dulo- ; tes to thu democratic national COIIVIMI- ion at Chicngo they ; arc iiistructeil for Pilduu and Ilitndricks. \ loli'nt LONDON , Juno ! t. There wns a violent shock of nn c rthqunko on May I'.l , on hu island Kishm , near the mouth of the * eraian : gull. Twelve villages wore do- siroyed and 200 personn killed nnd many wounded. _ SVDNKV , Juno U , The authorities nro nking precautions against dynamiters. Pxu'H , Juno ! ! . Thu Irish residents solicit French sympathy for thu indepen dence of Ireland. llorHfonl'H Aolil I'l Invaluable no n Tonic Dr. J. L. Pratt , Groonllold , 111. , says : "It is nil thnt it claims to bo invaluable is a tonic in any case where nn acid tonic is indicated. " _ Kimllmvor and Iilly. LONDON , Juno ! ) Oioar Wilde nnd Miss Lloyd were mntried to-day. .vro the changes thnt , in n few years , have t alt on place in the manufacture ot Clothing Improvement nftor improvement hoi been made , until to-dny the clothing olForod by Schlank < t Prince , 1210 Furnam street , is equal in every respect to the best Custom Work ! While at iho aamo time the lowncss o price of tbo fine grade of clothing they handle is no loss natoniah- ina than the Perfection of Fit ! AND TIIE QUALITY OF MATERIAL AND MAKE &J 1210 Farnam Street , 121G THE HULL I The Pioneer and Still Ahead. loo.ooo TJox r ixx Fait rurunedlug the laiyeit old ( ttlibnad ito\ * and r. " u It tun the nlmjilcit and moit elUclcfi itove liurflofiMn the World , aud with new Improve nien'g the ctiloit to ojHira'c. Alwolutclv tifo yjtl Us twt nt roMivoIr , now In tue the necouil touo without a ilrigle aocidunt. , ( or UataloKue , I'rloe I/it , Ktc. VAl'OU HTOVK CO. , CLEVKtAKI O. e EDWARD KUEHL , UAOI8TEH OF I'AUI Y8TKUV AND CONDI HOI AUH1' , 8 lentil ulrcut , littwoun K.rnaiii ai d liar not , will nlth the alii ut Kuardlan ip'rlU , obUlimi any one glanoo or the | > wt auJ | > rwtnt , aud Ib vurlalii concllUon la the | i tun * . Ilixit * nU ilioc mailn tuordor , 1'erlectaatUltciloDKUirantoid. Mutter of Aiipllcatlun of I ) . MngiunlH ft Liquor I.lcciiHO. NOTIOK. Nutlco U lioroliy xlven that I ) . Mnclnnl illiliiHiii | tlm .Mitaycf Jiinu A. J ) . JKSIfil Ilin application to thu Miiyor unil City Cound of Oniuhu , fur llxin u U ) uoll Mult. Hpiiitiion mul VlnoiiH l.i'iuoiH. ut No. inl B. 14t Ktiuet 'J'hlnl wurd , ( ) iiialm , Nubrueka , frou . I tlm llth duy of April 1B8I , Ui thu lltli day u [ | A | > II 1H81 , Jf thuro bu no ubuctluii | , remon . ttruncu or protcot lilud within two wcekx fiou I .hum 2,1 , A. D. last. thoHahl liconau wlllb I Kraiitud. 11. MAOINNIS , Aiiullcont. I1 Ol'J-'Jt-lowkf- . J. K U. Jvwctt , City Clerk PRINCIPAL LINE KltOM CHICAOO , WlOllU &ST. LOUIS , nv WAY oi OMAHA A1ID LINCOLN TO DENVER , Olt VU KANSAS CITY AND ATOIIiSON to DENVER. 'omirrlltiK In t'nlon DriKits at. , Omiihannd Dutivurwlth tlnoiigli tnilimtor -Anil nil polnti It ) the Ui-eut West. I Cuimvcttuir. Ill tlmnil Union l > cNilut Chicago \ > ltli tlironrili tiAlns for y K w r oitic , no s y o & , Anil nil I'.iiHii-ni ( 'llli > R. At I'oorh with tliiinmh tmlus tor Inillnnnn. nlln , Ulncliiiintl , ColtmiluiH , mul all itoliitu in llmStwtli.Knsl , At St. Louis with UiroiiRli tinliiH lor nil pnlntH .South. iii' : iint IMy OxicheM , I'm lor Cnrolthllo. . rltnliiK riiiUw ( Ho.its ln-0) ) , Siniiklim C'nrs with llm-nlvimr , Clmlin , I'lillnian I'aluco Sleeping I'nrs niul tlio illinium 0. n. .to. Dlntnu hud yiin dully toiinil niini ( ! hlniKo iind Kntisas 01 ty , nilniKiinnil Council lllulln : Glilcupi niul Ova MuliiuH , ClileiiKo , 81. .loscph , Ati-hlsnu rinil ropuUu ullhout phiiii | > n. Only ihmimli line limiting lliolr own tniltm lii'tweuii Chlr-nco. I.lncolti mul Di'iivcr. untl OhltiiKo , Kunwiii ( Mlv mul Doiivof. Tlirou li CIU-M iM-lwi'oa ImlliuinHollHunil Coimeil llliiil's , via I'mrln. rviutTii ANI > SOUTH. Pollil Tmlni of UlpMuiit Day Coiichc * nml I'nIliiuin 1'nlncn.qiPcpliiR Uius mo run tlnily to mil fi-iHii Ht , Louis ; via Ilnnnllml ; Qnlncy , vooltuk. Ilin IhiHton , Roilnr Hnplds niul AllmH l.iiitoHt. rniil nml MlniiinpoilH ; 1'urlordtra wllli ll < x'llnlii ciuklrH to mul tiinn St. I.oiiH uul 1'rarln. ( ) nt.voniirhiiiiKOt > friira1 > twoon > t. I.onlH nml Den MolnoH , Io n , Lincoln , Nu. niiHkn , niul Denver , Colomdo. It IB nlHO tlio only Through Line Ixuwccn ST. LOUIS , MINNEAPOLIS and ST. PAUL. It IH known n * the prcnt TIIUOtHJII OAR ; INi : of Amcrlcn , mul IB unlvci-Nilly ndinlt. "it to \ Htlio * Tincst Equlptied Railroad In the World for all classes of Travel. s Through Ttokt-iH via thia ilno tor rnlo ntaU U.It.coupon UckutoIllccaintUoUiiUclStiitC8 K.lil Uiinudii. - rOT-pKIl , I'EIIOKVAL LOWELL , - ' Manin-r 1 n " . * " wn S. H ATWOOD , ? lnttHinonth Neb. , - - - - . BmUDmor TiioaouiiinRHD AMD man onto * HEREFOeD M JERSEY CUHLE I AND DUUOO OR JnlUKT RKD 8WIN1 nnnv * tni\r \ far unl nnrrfinrtrtntlrnro Poll Tills nKUI'orKi > K .nri-o tor Is intula cxprowly far tlio euro of ilcraiireiiicnt9 ) if the generative urif > nn. 1'h ro U nu ml tai < d about hU Instrument. Iho con tinuous stream ot Kt.RO- , T KIO I T Y pormcnUiiR through the parU mint res tore them to nnalthy action Do not onntnund t l with Electric neil * wlTCrtlwl to too. Ulafor thuONEHiwor in3 tiurpoto For clrctilars RlvlnK full lnlonna.kxi , atldroiui Chcover Kloctrla Bolt Co. , 1U3 WaBhlngtaa St. Science ot Life , Only $1.00. BY MAIL POSTPAID. KHDW THYSFIF , A GREAT MEDICAL WORK ON MANHOOD Eihauilcd Vitality , NeiTona and Physical Debllltj , Prematara Doollne In Man , Ktrorsof Youth , an | ho , antold mlHries esultlnK from Indiscretions or 111- cc "o . A book for every man , young , mlddlo-agu'd , and old. Ib contains 156 prcBOiliitlonB lor all acnlo and ohronlo diseases each one of which ta Invalnali'e 80 found by the Author , whote oiperlence for 123 rears lunch as probably never before foil to the Ut of any phyrioan BOO pages , bound In bcaatlfa ( Trenchmnnlln maoawdooven , full gllt.guaranttKl to bo a Dner worn every onso , mochknlcal , Ht > erary and professional , than any other woik bold In thli countiy for 12.60 , or the money will bo refunded In every Instance. Price only 11.00 by mall , pcit- pald. Illustrative sample fi cents. Send now. Oo d medal awardedtho author by the National Modlo-I Association , to the officers of which ha refers. The Sclensa of Ufa should bo read by trie young InmriuUon. and by the afflicted for relief. It will liennfli all London Lancet. There In no nicmlior ot society to whom The ( IcI- cnco of Llfo will not be ueefiil , whether youth , par * enr , iruardlan , Instructor or clergyman. Argonaut. AtldrciB the Pcabody Ifcdlcal Institute , on Dr. W. II. Parker , No. 4 Dulnnrh Street , Boston Hasi. , who may no oonimltod on all dlaoaoes requiring skill and itpoTlenoa. unronto andobstlnatodlaeaiesthat hnva baffled the iklll of all -ther phv's-IICJI I duns i specialty. Munti trotted mocow.n r I" I fuJly wlthnut an InnUno tllu o , TUVCCIC ' * - IHTotLr ofilio Qpneratlvo qninldy on eil bv , tlie' CIVI ! , KMF.rilUI ) AdopUHllnalltlioIIOSPITil Ol' FRANCE Prnmpt return nf VKIOit. blni-l - CAB < .H : ) J to W. Hovcnonea , ? 3 to t2 ! Pamnlilot Pro. Clvlalo IU > > n dlal Agiino , l&C button tt. , Kew York. | TiflPROVED SOFT ELASTIC SECTION ta warranted to wrar lonifej , rlc , : n form neater , ana vti e butt" Peatlvfaction tli&u pny oilier CorM- ? In ti < > nurkut , or | > rk palii will l > lefandMl , Tbalndarvnmeutnui ru'i I'rice. lint f * t 4.-n JCMH , nk IIK bant . TOUT n fprdieio. i m F. LEHMXNN & OO ow. I _ , _ elpliho locur l. . Dibmurl hrinliuil Wukmit , cic. , KQ | iwunlj KUa fur 00 miU ( money or pvtUpt lamp * . ) AdtutM l > r. 4Bcd ill .Cor.llroad jr natucMAr.- " B M 111 triM > , , u iu MOg : MONfT , luin nrtlilnuel > lnAii.ef- DR.HORNE NVlll euro Nervouintf . I.uinljairilUieujuAtUu ] , I'ar. lri.t > , NruralRlu , H iittlru , Kidney , Bplnu and Llvor illna eJOuutAitLm .IItnrt , lull in Er > Ipel . Caturib. . . . rllri. KplU'KT , Imiwtc.ucT , Uauib Airue. rrulitpnui Utrrl. ftr. Only K-ltullfloKloo- liuill ltn ) Amerliu lUat en > l < tha Elecfrlvlty nij m g. nellini tliroiiitb tlie body , mid can b n uaripxl la aa lw ll < H > t Ujf tbe uatleut. ( SI.OOO Would Mot Bu It. Da.no Ni I was atUlo d with rhuunutUm atil Hired by uibig a I elt. 1\ > any oua attllotwl wltd that dlM , | would Bay , buy lloraa'n UleUrio Boll , Any one oiu c/nler * th mo by wrltiui , ' calling at my ttore , 1(20 Douglai treot. Ouiaha , Kcl- . WILLIAM LYwftH. MAIN OFFICE Oppjj to po totlli > u , room 4 Frea- io r blooi , tJTKoi silt , kt O. T , GooJiuan'i Drugstore1 1110 Annum tit , Omaha , Orden filled C , 0 D , /
