I OMAHA DAIL BEE SATURDAY JUNE 21 , 188.
THE MERCHANTS
Authorized Cnnitnl , - ffil,000,000
Paid-up Capital , - - 100,000
Surplus Fund , - - - 70,000
BANKING ) OFFICE I
N. W. Cor , Farnam ana 12th Sis
OFFiorns :
FRAMK Mtrarnr.rroddent. I
Bks. B. WOOD , Cashier. | I.tmiaa DJU B , A
nmncroRS :
Frank JIurphr , Samuel K. UoRors , Bon. R Wood.
CTmlcs 0. Hou cl , A. D. Jones , Luther Drake.
Transact a General Banking IluslneM. All wht
have any Banking business l transact arc InrlteJ I c
call. No matter how hriie or email the tramactlou
It Mill rccolvo our careful attention , and wo morolM
always courteous treatment.
Paa particular attention to business for parllet
residing outaldo the city. Kxhar.gG on all the rrln.
clpalcltlcq oftho United Ststcs at very lowest rated.
Accounts of Banks and lUnkero received on favoi
able terms.
Iraucs Certificate ol Deposit beating 6 per eon
Interest.
liny * and Belli Foreign Exchange , County , CII
nrt Oovnnmon * necilrittnii
UNITED STATES
OF OMAHA.
5 , W Cor , Farnam and 12th Sts ,
Capital , - - SIOO.QOO.OG
O. W. HAMILTON , Proc't.
S. S. CALDWELL , V. Pros't.
M. T. BARLOW. Cnohlor.
DIRECTORS :
S. S. OALDWELL , B. F. SMITH ,
O. HAMILTON , M. T. BAIILOV * ,
0. WILL HAMILTON.
Accounts solicitor" , and kept oub
Joct to night chock. ,
Cortlflcatoo of Dopoalt laouod } > ny
able In 3,6 and 12 menthe , boarlng
Interest , or on ctomnncl without In-
toroot.
Advances madoto customoro on
approved socurltlos at market rate
of Intorost.
The Intorooto of Customoro nro
c'oooly guarded and every facility
compatible with prlnclploa of
sound banking freely extended.
Draw olgttt drafts on EnglandIro
land , Scotland , and all pnrtoofEu-
I'OPO.
Soil European Passn o Tickets
COLLKOTIONS PROMPTLY MADE.
United States Depository
OF OMAHA
Cor. 13th and Farnam Sts ,
The Oldest Banking Establishment
in Omaha ,
SUCCESSORS TO KOUNTZK BBOTQER3.
Orgaalisa in iocs.
Organized as a National Bank In
OAPITAIi § 200,006
SURPLUS AND PROFITS - $1BOOOO
OmCBJUl BHWOTOM.
IlKBiiJJt Eotnrrzi , Prccldont.
Join A. CsmanTOH , Vice President.
A aDsrus KonnTia , 2d Vice Presided.
A. 3. FofrtiTOH.
F. n. DlTO , CasblM
W H. MM4UJIB , Assistant C&shler.
Transacta a penoral binWnc buslnesa. Iisnes tlmi
oertlfloatea bearlnu Interest. Draws drafts en Sac
Franclnoo uid principal cltlea In the United State !
Also London , Dublin. Kdlnbnreh and tba ytlnolpa
Hioi r ( t bis continent and Eutopo.
Cor. 13th and Douglas Sts.
Capital Stock. - - - 8150,000
Liability of Stockholders , 300,000
Fire Percent Interest Paid on Deposits
LOANS MADE ON REAL ESTA TE
X > ix > ootoi-o
JAUESE-BOyD Prcaldcnt
L. M. JJiNNiiT : Vice 1'rceldont.
W. A. 1'AXTON Managing Director
JOHN U. WILUUlt Cashier
OIIAS F.MAKDCKSON , TIIOS. L. KIJIDALI , ,
1. W. OANNETT , MAX MRXlilt ,
IIENKY 1'UNDT , K L. STONK.
CHARLES RIEWE ,
UNDERTAKER ,
AND DEALER IN
ffietalic Cases , Coffins , CasKets , Stalls ,
ETC. , hTO. ,
1000 Farnam St. , - OMAHA , NEB
Tolozraphla ordera promptly attended to. Coroner
office. Telo hone No. 821.
MCCARTHY & BURKS ,
218 14TH STREET , BET. FARNAM
AND DOUGLAS.
H , K , BUEKET
OIRECTOR AND EMBALMER
111 North 18th Street Omiht
' NOTICETOCATTLEMEN
COO OA.TTLE FOR SALE.
Coo Cows and elfers. oo One-year Steers
Tlio above deicrlhed cattle are nil well bred , na
tlvo Nebroika D < 1 Icvta.
These cattle will be od ! In lota to lult purchaser
For farther particulars call on or addre .
L. W. PLANK.
Albion , Neb ,
R. RBSDON
REPRESENTS
Phcenlx Awaranee Co. , t ixindon , Cuh
ut . | JB8ifOi.O
MUnwUr. N. Y. . Capital . 000,000.0
idvaferchant ) , of Newwk. N. J. , Capital 1,176,000.0
OlrardFUe.PMIao-elibU , pltal . l.iOO.OOO.C
yUMivn' . Wind O t Ul . . . . . . . .
JAB.H.PEABOD3t M , U.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
Ucildence No. 1407 Jones St. Odlce. No. IK )
FaroaD Street. Oflico hour ) 12m. to 1 p. in. , MI
rou > 2 to 5 p. m. Telephone for o01c 87 , Knldcace
TUB
GRAND IOWA
CIRCUIT ;
in Purses I
$600 FOR EflCH EVENT.
COUXCITi DLUKl'S , Juno 21 , 25 , 20 nnd 2" .
EVERY DAY THE BEST.
113 Entries.
Cedar UnpM ? , MaRlinlltown , Council
Mulls nnd DCS Mninc4cimtt < ri o tliti Iowa Cir-
: nit , each i > lacu giving the samu Classes nnd
Purse1" .
riltST DAY TUESDAY.
J-13 : C1.181 2:20 : Cln s
2M : Cln n
HKCOXD DAY WCDSKSDAY.
1-00 Class 2:20 : Class
TlllllD DAY THURSDAY.
J:38 : Class 2:3.1 : Class
1'ooing 1'reo for nil.
fOUUTIt DAY FltlDAY.
J : IS Class J'reo for nil
THOA. UowjtAK , Secretnrj' ,
Council Uluir .
ACOB 8IU8. E. P. CADWELL
SIMS & CADWELL ,
5
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA *
Office , llaln Street , llooms 1 And Khupntt & Mo-
ahon'l Blooli. Will praotloo In Stito and edot l
ourtu
. Eice M. B.
or other tumors removed without the
knllo or drawing o blood.
HROHIC DISEASES
Over thirty yoAMtiiractlcaloxporlenoa OlDoo So.
IVitl street , Council lilufla
iJTCoiiculUtlon tree
ST , LOUIS PAPER WAREHOUSE ,
G-raham Paper Co. ,
217 and 219 North Main St. , 8t Lonlo.
WHOLESALE DEALKKS IN
BOOK ,
NKWS , |
rwVELOPKS..CAHD I10AKD AND
CITCaih nald for Ras of a ) '
Nebraska Cornice
AND
MANUFACTURERS OP
GALVANIZED IRON CORNICES
FINIALS , WINDOW CAPS ,
'IN , IRON AND SLATE ROOFING ,
PATENT METALW SKYLIGHT ,
Bron Fencing !
Crostlnra , Balustrades , Vornndas , Offloo and Baok
lUilings , Window and Collar Guards , Eta
COB. O. ANDCtd STUEKT , LINCOLN NED.
HE BRUNSWICK , BALKE , COL-
LENDER COMPANY ,
[ SUCCESSORS TO THE J. II. B. k 15. CO. ]
MONARCH
Tlio matt extensive manufacturers of
11
IN THE WOULD.
09 S. Tenth Street , OMAHA , NEU.
rl'rlcos of Ullllrd nnd I'ool Tabloj and in&teriala ,
urnlshcd on apj-llcatlan.
Billiard , Ball Pool , Carom ,
AND ALL OTHHIl GAMING TABLES. TEN 1'IN
UALLS , CHECKS , ETC.
18 South 8d Street , St. Louts , 411 Delaware Street
Kaasaa City , Mo. , 1321 Douiflia St. . Oraah , Nob.
HENRY HORNBERGBR ,
Agent.
Write ( or CftUlogruea and Prlca Lilts.
DISEASES OF THE
EYE & EAR
J , T. ARMSTRONG , M. D. ,
OoxxllMt rnxa.cH ' .A.xurle
Until offlcoa are repaired from result of fire , ofn
with Dr. Parker , lloom 6 , Crelehton Illoclc 15th
tad Doui ( " ! str eeu.
FIRST ANNUAL SALE
-0.
Pure Breed Short-Horn
-AND-
Aberdeen-Angus Cattle
From the Turlington Jlerds ,
Will bo bold at the ( arm near lurllngton 8U
tlon , O too County , on
TUESDAY , JUNE 17
i rt-IIorni to be catalogued are Ko <
Ro e rrlncciuwi , Heniolc Rows nt Hhircmn , ( tncludln
louie of tlie Poppy liranclf ) Mazurkai , Ilom Dutcl
ewei , Kaiter da > t , Iloiamoudi , fount Utr/t etc.
etaThe
The Abcrdeen-Ansrui will embrace Erlcai , fl > bll
Jilts. Pridct. UurhcMti of Canon , Ducheioi o
Kernflatt , Kyvle Klowcn , Dauinlo Lucy * , cto. Hal
will ttart at ll a. m. Hend for catalo/ue. AddrcisT
W. 1IAHYKV , P. O. TurllnKton. Ncbra.ka.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
ADDITIONAL LOOAL NKWS.
ANOTHER OHAPTER ,
Tlio ClinrRo of Porjnrjr.AKnlneit llur-
illclc IMsiulsBCtl.
In Jusllco Schurz's court , ycatordny , n
lociaioii wns rendered dismissing tlio
hargo ot perjury preferred by Officer
O'Brion against 0. E. Burdick. It will
> o romomborcd that 1'imlick filed an
( lidarit with tlio city council ,
tnting thnt Olliccr O'Brian had nrreatod
lim for being drunk , wnon in fact , ho
ras sober nnd that ho searched him nnd
ook $3 from him , ana never accounted
or the money or returned It. It was on
his that O'Brien had him arrested for
icrjury. A demurrer wns filed to the
nformaiion , the grounds being that the
flidavit in question was not mndo in nuy
egal proceedings , and was a purely vol
untary net on Bnrdick's part , neither ro.
uirod or authorized by law , nnd was
amittod to bo false. The cnso wns
horoforo dismissed nud the opinion
f the justice is pronounced
s highly oound , even if it. does make
O'Brien naturally n little hot , nnd rouses
p others of the police force. Just whnt
VBrien will now do to quiet Burdick ,
nd to got the matter cleared up before
ho public ia not certain. It is probably
lirough that ho will next tackle him on
ho charge of libel. Just what the police
ommittco nro doing does not ecom to be
mown. CPJcor O'Brien says ho has not
icon called bcforo thorn for examination ,
'ho committee does not seem anxious to
; ot witnesses in this cnso any more than
hey hare in the matters sot forth by
ulos Mottaz.
Considering the serious charges made
i regard to the police force robbing
rinikon men , tampering with the books
t the jail and other mutters , the only
ray Uiu public will bo satisfied will bo by
laving the mayor nnd _ police committed
oat ittonrlosaly nnd sift the true from
lie fnlso. The mayor has shown ouch
eakncss in regard to his own private
locrotary that little is to bo hoped from
lim , but the police committee should enlist
list account brace up all the more. .
THE JAILOE STEPS OFT ,
Mottaz'a UcslRimtlnn Accepted With
out An } ' Invcstljintiou ,
At n recant mooting of the city council
' . D. Mottaz , wlio lias aorvcd acceptably
o tliuipublio foe some time as city jailor ,
inndod in his resignation , giving na hia
caaoii thcrofor some latlier startling
tatcinonta , amounting in cllbot to
barges , what it was thought would l > o
nvostigatud. Many have thought that
iio antioyancoa to which Mottaz had boon
ubjocted were for the purpose of forcing
lim out of the position. If this vns
lie schcnio it Booms to hnvo nuccccdod
dmirably. It was supposed that the
mayor and police committee , to whom
ho matter was referred , wouid at lost
all.Mottaz before thorn and examine him
as to the matters sot forth in Lis
omplaint , but it appears that they did
not do so , and probably did not care
o investigate too far. Marshal
Jtianolla lias n brother who has boon
longing about police headquarters for
omo time , and it is this brother who is
now given the place. The following is
ho ollieiol announcement of the chances :
.Tu.NBl'J , 188 . P. 1) . jrottaz , City .Tailor :
You : ire lioroby notified tliat your rosigiiation ,
andcrud n few dnys opjo by yon , IB nccc'jitod.
{ cco 'nlzing your past cilicioiit Hervlcea , you
ro hereby ruquustcd tn turn over all ofluctH in
our posHea.Hioii Ijeldngiiig to the city to tlio
lowly anpointvd jailor nnd dt'iiuty city mar
halV. ! . (3uiiiic'Ila ( , wlio will luceijit to you
or the Baino , Very icxpco'fuly ,
K II. UUASEI.M ,
City Jlawlial.
W. I ! . VAUQIIAN ,
Mnyor.
0. ( iBINK ,
Chairman Police Committeo.
Mr. MottaK nt once turned over the
: oj'B , removed hia personal ciTccts from
lie jail , and left the castle in the pcacc-
ul puaacasion of the Guanellas.
Sliipinoiit or.Stock ,
The following were shipmonta of
lock from the union stockyards yester
day :
M. M. Woidnor , two earn cnttlo , CO
icad to Denver. ) unction via U. P.
Goo. McCono , one car c.-Utlo. 3 L head ,
toSt.l'uul , Minn. , via N.W.
Wheeler and II , sixtumi cars cuttlo ,
120 head to Ogalhla via U. P.
11. K. Johnson , ono car , G8 head , to
Chicago , via Blllwaukoo.
Fredericks , five cars cattle , 150
load , to Chicago , via Milwaukee.
A. Gobhart , three cars hogs , 133 head ,
, o Chicago , via II. I.
S. Hopkins , six c'ira cnttlo , 182 head ,
to Hock Oreok , via U. P.
J , S. Young , 2 carsehoop , 200 head , to
Council Binds-
D , C. Hawks , 3 cars hogs , IfTC head to
Chicago via R. I.
E. A. flala , ono car hogs , 02 head to
Chicago via Milwaukee.
Fuller & M. L car hogs , CO head to
Chicago via Milwaukee.
0. D. Long , 3 cars horses 75 head to
Cooncil Bluffs.
0. M. Jackson 2 cars cattle , 55 head to
Rawlins via U. P.
II , Lowls , 2 earn cattle , 40 head , to
Chicago via Milwaukpo.
A. 0. Clifton , 1 car hogs , 08 head to
Chicago via Milwaukee.
n. Lewis , 2 cars hogs 140 head , to
Chicago via 0. M. & St. P.
Smith & French , 1 car hogs OG head , to
Chicago , via C. M ,
Drown , O. it Co. , 1 car hogs G3 head
to Chicago via 0. M.
N. II & Co. , 1 car hogs 05 head , to
Chicago via 0. M.
Columbus Packing company , 1 car
hogs 58 head , to Chicago via C. M.
BwanBros.,3 cars cattle OG head , to
Chnyonno via U , P.
E. Walker , 1 car horses 17 head , to
Siour City via N. W.
P. M , Pryor. 10 cars cattle 330 headto
OJioyonno via U , P.
R. & 0. Morai ) , 1 car hogs 77 head , to
Coicago via 0. M.
A. Adlcr , 8 cars cattle 152 head , to
Chicago via R , I.
Tlio BcnvcrnKO Contract ,
Major McOaqloy , of DCS Moinea , who
hai the contract for flowering the city
has commenced work on Main street a
ho corner of Ninth avenue , this being
ho pioneer aowor of the city. It is of
rick nnd measures 33 inches. No.xt
wcok ho expects to begin work on the
tonn aoworfl by the North Mitin street
> ridge , nnd ns soon ns the pipe arrives will
) ogin on BrondwRy at Kixlh street and
irocoed up Uroadway ( o First street , nud
: ot tlio work outof the way of the paving ,
'ho mayor is nn old aowcrngo contractor ,
nd uudorst.tmliug his business thorough *
y , Council Uhtffs has the promise of ox-
oilont work done promptly.
COUNCIL m.urF8 MAHKICT.
Wheat No. 1 milling , 7oSO ( JCo. 3 CC ©
0s rejected W ) . , , .
Corn Txjoal purpo'M , W ® to.
Oats Jfor locnl jnujiWM , ayw-IO.
Uny-SlO 00@iaOO per ton J lialcd , 60@ < > 0
llyo I0@45o.
Corn Moi\l 1 PO per 100 ininnds.
Wood Good supl'lyl l > rlce at ynrd ? , 0 00 ®
00.
Coal Dollvorod , hard , 11 W ) per ton ; neil ,
( X ) per ton
I ard Valrbnnk a , wliolosallnB at 0o.
Flour City Hour , 1 C0@3 SO.
Brooms 2 ! )3@3 ) 00 iwr doz.
LIVK BTOOK.
Cattle Uutrhor cows (3 ( 75 © I " ) . Bulclior
tcors 50@5 00.
Hogs 100@l33. !
PllonVCH ANI > K1UUTS.
Quotations lj * iT. M. St. John & Co. , com-
ilision morcliixnta , 638 Itmadwnv.
Iiivo 1'oultry Chtckous , G@8c { turkeys ,
i\
iIVachoaA lmn. bov , 1 00.
OroiiKoa-h IXI0 OJ per box.
Loinons 6 000 00 per box.
Unnnuas 3 50 ® 1 00 per bunch
lluttor Oronmery , 20c ; rolls , choice ! ) ® 10c.
] jpga13o per dozen ; cnrco.
Strawborriea I'nncy litunu grown , lie per
Uftrt , , .
CherrieH 5 00 jcr biishi-l.
Vcgotnbloa 1'otatocs , : < CO@inO | onions ,
5o ; cnbb.iRo , 4 cents per pomul ; niplo. < ,
oiu ! in market ; Bonus , ] 50@'J Jo per
juslicl.
N13W Y
Their NaiucB nutl 1'reforonccn.
poctal to the Chicago Tribune.
SAUATOOA , N. Y. , Juno 18. The fol-
owing dolegatcn wcro olcctod to the nn-
ionnl convention :
Delegatcs-at-largo.
Dnnlol Manning Unpledged
Kdword Cooper Unpledged
.lolm O. .Tiicob.i. Cluvoluiul
Lcator Jt. I'aulltnor .Cleveland
The district delegates nro no follows ,
vith their preferences :
1. .Tolnill. Sulphin Cleveland
lionj.V. . 33o\minc Auti-Clovoland
1. Kollx Camnball , ' . .Unpledged
John G. McCain Uniiloilgoil
8. William 0. Klngsloy Unploilgod
AUJJ. Arnn Wvck Unpledged
1. Honry.r. Oullou Unploilged
James Knno , Unpledged
H. Archibald Hlisa Unplvdgod
IMIcliaol O'JCooffo Unploilgod
0. M. 0. Murphy , Cleveland
Luke P. Column Cleveland
7. Abram S. Hewitt Clovoluud
August llolt ont.aynrdor Cleveland
5. I llchaol Norton Cleveland
Thonmil'Grudy AntUGlovolanil
9. John Kccnau Clovclaud
John 2C , Bowera Taminanv
0. 1 Tubcrt 0. TliompBoii Cleveland
William H. Trnvcrs Cleveland
1 , John Kully Bayard
John H. Follows Cleveland
L' . William 0. Wliituoy Olovoland
Joseph J , O'Docohuo Tnmmany
. Andto r J. White Cleveland
John Mo Qimld Tammany
1. W. G. Stahlneckor. . . , Fiower
Coorgo Sun ford Flower
6. Totor Word Cleveland
Andrew II. II. Jnckman. . . . . . . Cleveland
C. Samuel J. Til JOB , Jr Cleveland
George Williams Cleveland
7. Alton U. rurkon. . . Cleveland
Frank Gilbert. . j. " . Cleveland
8. I'M ward MurphyVJr Unpledged
Kobert Hamilton ; Unpledged
t ) . A. BIccckcr Banks Cleveland
Krnatutf Corning Cleveland
0. Wicalow Paige Cleveland
Jamou W. Green Cleveland
1. Smith M. Weed Cleveland
Henry D. dravea Cleveland
2. Daniel Mnhono Cleveland
John Lanning Cleveland
3. Joseph S. Btovona Flower
Chas. 1) ) . Moore. * . Flower
I. Stephen L. Mnyfim Cleveland
Itobort M. Towjisonil Cleveland
5. Henry J. Mtnvry Cleveland
L. J. Fitzgerald Cleveland
C. Kliot Danorth Flower
John G. Soars Flower
7. Henry D. Browetor Flower
SlhiH N. Gallup Flower
8. ] } . K. Apgar Cleveland
David 15. Hill Cleveland
9. John Flanagan Cleveland
M. A. Ijpary Cleveland
0. W. I'urcoll Flower
John Glrgllng Flower
1. .InincH A , Jlanlon. . . . . . Cleveland
J. 1) . Lnno Cleveland
2. Kolomon Schon Cleveland
] ) hiiiel 1 ; . I-oikwood : Cleveland
53. JohnAI. Wiloy Ulovoland
Dayiil Miller Anti-OK volnnil
! I. Charlns D. ferris Cleveland
Jamoa W. Mann Cleveland
Forty-five delegates nro for Cleveland.
The eight Kings county delegates nro un-
ilodgod , but will vote for Cleveland.
) owning , in the First district , was ro-
novod from the oflico of district-attorney
if Kuoon'o county by Go'ornor Clovelanu
on charges of receiving money improper-
y. Ho hates Cleveland uccordtngly , but
) eforo ho vrns chosen a delegate ho gave
) lodgcB to vote for Cleveland if a inajorl-
y of the atato delegation shall favor him
nt Chicago. Ex-Senator Orady , of Tam
many Hall , is nho CJovolaud's bitter fee ,
nnd was the occasion of u porHonal-com-
'ort letter to John Kelly. John Kelly
nnd the three remaining Tammany
delegates nro understood generally
: o favor Bnynrd. Murphy nud Ilamilton
lave boon anti-Olovoland men , but today
javo up opposition with the explosion of
; ho Flower boom < Six dolcgatea favor
Flowor. Millar , anti-Cleveland , from
; ho Thirty-third , will probably vote for
Bayard. The personal preferences of
) ho delegates nro of no especial import
ance , as by vote of the convention the
whole Euventy-ttvo will vote as a unit for
the choice of the majority , Cleveland
ias over fifty delegates , nu was nnsumoc
by The Tribune n month ncto.
Homebody In tlio Moiulow ,
Somebody stray * to the meadow uwcot
And leans naalnst the bars ;
The dallies are thick about Hornnbody'a foot
And the sky la thick with utar/i.
Somebody whlatles ivdown the green lane :
Homebody leans to hear )
Then somebody an wer bask njralu
In lurk-not on , soft and clear.
llosy rod grows nomobody'o face ,
A noinobody aslu "It ! you ! "
And ( oinel > ody'n arm Roti out of placa ,
And somebody's mouth doen , too.
SoinobodyYi Hmoothln ? Homebody's hand ,
Asking "Cm Homebody wnltt'
Somebody ] o ou all oolf-command.
And absently nskx "It In later'
Homebody stops from a bush near by ;
In Kmiobody'n hand Ii n strap ;
Homebody yells , as the turns to fly ,
"Oh , Jfmmlny go.h , U'H i > ap ! "
Waaliington Hiitchot ,
CONVINCING ,
Iho proof M the pudding Is not In chewing
the btrlng , but In having an opportunity to
tout tlio article direct. Hclirotur & Declit , the
DrufKlntH , have a free trial bultlo of Dr , Bo-
vanko's ' CutiKh nd Lung Syrup for each and
every ono who U allllctod witli Coughi , Colds ,
Anthina , Consumption or any LUCK Ailoctiou.
Gond'lty to tltn Unnplc.
The lint lm at Udtgono forth
From Host to Wet , from South to North ,
"There xlinll bo no morn bangles
Gomixncd of any current colnl"
Our Ifgislatuto now enjoin
Tills law , though hearU Iti mingle * .
No inoro Mini ! perforated
1.1 ko Lilliputian rhnrch-bcll clitmc' ,
Tliclr liny tones commingle !
Tliclr im lo may bo aadly inlocd ,
Yet ncor more onmnldon'n wrist
Tliwo tllvor coins nhall jiuglo ,
In vain dull innidnvhon Knrra wop ,
With Ruulfnl olfilu eoroi.oly Riio
For ilimoi to in ko tliflr banplc. ' ;
Knelt youth will lmko hi * head and nay ,
"Thu Jaw compeli inn to my nny"
Ah , then look out \vn\iiKloM
Tlunigh b.Mitjihcd 1 < the maidoii'i ) ilronin ,
Yet liruinlsos ofrlcli Ico-crcatu
Jlor tiny otr will tingle ,
l'"nr licttor tnN than empty chimes
Of hnlf-n-liuiulrcd worthier
Wlilch on her fair \vrlst jlnglol
No more we'll hoar the hollow ring
Of holey dime * that closely cling
Like fetter. ' , In n tangle.
Thn ghl < from this Idol must part.
K'on thougli it lacerate * nnch lioart
Fflroucll , tliou ton-cent banglel
nnors.
It wan observed during the recent parade of
lit ) Grand Army of the I'otomao that the
argeat coup plated went worn by the militia ,
Within the next few months orators will
liow that thooountty Is fast folngto pi cox.
Utor the election the rovernmont. will brneo
ip again and go on as usual. Xow Orleans
Mcxjuno. :
It o. > sti S10 for a Chlcngo lawyer to inform
iui court that ho In "ft bloated nld rhlnocer-
OP. " The tailll for naming the judge for n
' acred white " been
'n clophaut" lias not yet
xod , Chicago Bun.
Imllalo unals , which have proved falol to
mile * , nto now uttacklug the faimora of Ar-
: anait.i. It was n rcumrkahlo display of ws ! <
lorn on the jiartof tie , gnats to prnctico nyoar
or two mi the muloa , first.
A Georgia fanner shot a man who boirowrd
its mule and didn't return U promptly. H
v.n n foolish wnnta of powder. If ho had
Imply Induced tlio borrower to carry down
ho mule's hind legn , ho would have been am-
> ly avenged.Lowell Cltlron ,
"I hear that your fathor-ln.law'H will has
) eon filed , " i < nll ono clllren tiinnothrr. "You
lon't say sol" was the alarmed reply. "I'll
tot forty conUthoy filed my wlfn'x gharodown
ho closest ! " Burlington Free 1'roes.
A MmincluiBotU summer hotel employs n
Sioux Indian ns n waiter. You ought to BOO
ho glad , joyous sinilo light up his face when
10 RiiatcliCR the pcalp nlf n guest who orders
meli. nnd then tcllt the hungry ono to mix It
o suit himself. Waggish nort of a savage , but
10 learns fast ,
"In HOT a pllto was caught In Germany
vithnu Inscription nppondrd to htn mur.zlo
boarlng date li.'Ci" Wo cut this out
iiorcly as n Htqrary cunotlty , and to show
hat It wai juet us hard to toll n truth-
ill lisli story four hundred years ago ns It
s in these mvoot halcyon days , Lowell Cl-
i/.on.
"And what's the big fellow with the rod
ace doing now ? " nuked an uimoplilstleatod
ountry vhiltor at the opera. ' 'CSroat good-
icsn , man , ehut uphlnporcd the other ;
'that'll I'icklohouimy , the celebrated tenor ,
and hoV trilling. " ' 'Oil I thought ho was
: arglng ! his throat. It sounds llko It. " Boston
J
No rain has callon on the linn < > f tlio Texas
I'ncilio railroad west of tlio Colorado river
inco August. AM nothing has en or been
iiiovvn to grow in tli.it lovely country except
oyotcsaufl nsgo brush , wo don't suppose the
xbsonco of rnin will nlToct tlu cro ] > x to any
narked extent.
If thcro is anything that la calculated to
noko n woman dwell on miicldo It ia after she
ms spent twenty minutes fixing her ImiigH ,
on mlnutos jiowdoring her chin nud live mm-
lies putting the room to rights , to rush to the
leer in answer to the boll and to bo ir ot with
ho inquiry : "Buy seine nice family nonp ,
nadam ; nlovon cakes for fifteen cents ? '
Youkors Statesman.
Mrn. Shoddy ( to storekeeper ) "Show mo n
Ihermomoter'-ono of year very best , Jim
enow " Storekeeper "Tkls ma'am in 0110 of
our very finest-superb mountings , graduated
with nicest oxautnosH , Venetian glass , you
know , nnd the inilckellvor. " Mrs. Shoddy
'Quicknilvor ! oh , J-OH ; that would bo well for
ho kitchen , to bo euro ; but I wont ono formv
xjodor. Lnt mo have ono with quick gold. "
Chicago Sun.
EDUCATIONAL.
1 * . T. Barnum proves to bo the parson who
ast year quietly gave SfiO.OOO to Tufts college
or n museum ofjimtnrnl history.
Typo writing has boon introduced in thn
Chicigo public schools In nn experimental
vny. nnd u closn of 25 boa two hours ft wcok
n the machine * .
Mrs. Uleanor Leslie , principal of n female
omiuary nt Hlo .Panciro , ban iirrlvml ut Chi-
ago. Hho In on a tour of iiiHpccthm of the
diicntlonnl institutions of tbo United Htatoi
nu I'ltiropo.
The Harvard college corporation , which n
ynar ago broke n long-standing custom In ro
using Governor Butler the degree of LL , D. ,
ocidod to confer no morn degrees on ( jovor-
iors unleBs they show markoil capacity In ju-
Isprudcnco , Governor Itoblnaou will not bo
; i\nntho d'groo.
Mrs. Aliidra Lincoln l'lielm | , thi well-
cnown writer ami teacher , will on July Jfi
olobrute the coinplotluu of her nlnoty.firnt
ear. She Is In capital health and full em-
iloymont of nil her faculties , with the oxcnp-
Ion that her hearing is HliKhtlv impaired Hho
till i keeps up her diary , which began at the
go of rixtccn.
The record of young Irving Halo , of Now
York , who carries oil the highest honors nt
Weat 1'oliit tliis year , bouts any record that
vim over inado at that fnmouu iiiHtltutlon ,
'hoboycominonced at thn head of his claBB.
lo wan first In uv ry ntudy In thn first year
10 entered the academy. In the second year
10 hold his first position In nil his htudlos but
one. and In tlio third year ho found himself
again ttt the head in every branch of study.
Ie now stands first in the graduating class In
all but ono study Spanish and in that there
but ono-tenth of n mark botwnon him and
adet Hanford , who Is first. Halo Is the son
of n school teacher. Ho will bo unsigned to
luty in the Kuplneor Corps , United Btatos
army.
1'rofoBBor Simon Knwcomb has nn article In
klonco on 1'ronidont Kllot's paper In the Con
, ury on n Liberal Kilticatlon , which Is nn In
creating exposure of the subject from thn
standpoint of the eminent astronomer. Ho
takes the ground that 1'rouldont Kllot'u pro-
[ msod change would not bo the substitution of
a eclentlUo for literary culture , but the reverse ,
uml holdn that scientific studio * are wrongly
placed by tholr partisans In contradistinction
to languages and mathematics. Not only In
our mathematical education In hli judgment
far behind Franco mid Germany , but a much
bettor mathematical training than the average
student gets Is absolutely necessary to the ado-
( ittato comprehension of physical Hclonco , Ho
ulBO Hays that notwithstanding the advanced
position of the Germans In scientific research ,
they are far ahead of tu In a thorough etudy ol
the modern languages nnd mathematics. I
would seem , therefore , lie maintains , that tin
whole story U not told when U Is clufinei
tbat these two Btiullcu receive a dlipropor
tlonato share of attention.
The now technical Hchool building at Glrard
college ha * bean completed and will bo occu
piedul'y tlio advance pupils f r iuotructlon Ii
mechanical handwork In September. Tin
first floor of the technical school will bo fittei
up with benches for handwork In metals am
nucli power tool * an will give the pupils n
knowledge of the IIHO of machinery In perfect
Ing and finishing work. Heretofore thu pupil
have only been taught In the art of meta
working , It Is the Intention to oitabllHh
wood-working department on the second flue
of the now building. BenchCH , lathe * , am
other wood-wot king machinery will bo Intro
duood , For the purpose of obtaining practice
knowledge of the iXiilroinonta | of the liow
Bchoo ) , vlslUliavo boon made by the com mi1
too on mechanical Instruction of tbo board t
city trusts to the Boston Institute of Techno
ogy , the Htavens Institute of Houokou , N. J.
and the Adler school In Now York city. The |
Introduction of mechanical studio * Into Glrard
college two years ago as an experiment U now
considered by the college authorities ns nu un
qualified success ,
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) loto and happy existence.
The town of South Omaha is situated south of the city of Omaha
on tlio Hue of. the U. P. Railway , and it is less than 2k nnles from the
Dmnlm post oflico to the north line of thu town site.
South Omaha is nearly Ii miles north and south by 2.J- east and.
west , and covers un area of nearly foursquare miles
The stock yards are nt the extreme southern limit.
Nearly 150 lots have been Bold and the demand is on the increase
The yards are being rapidly pushed to completion.
The GO,000 beef packing house is progressing finely.
The $80,000 Water Works are keeping pace with the other improvements
provemonts , and the Hotel and Exchange Building will bo erected at once.
The B. & M. and Belt Line Railways have n largo force of men at
work and will , in connexion with the U. P. Railway , have a union depot
near the park nt the north end of the town. Suitable grounds will be
furnished for Church nnd School purposes.
Now is the time to buy lots in this growing city. They will never
bo cheaper than they are to-day.
JE2TApply at the Company's oflico , cor. of 18th and Douglas streets *
over the Omaha Saving's Bank.
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Assistant Secretary.
