Nebraska Newspapers

    OMAHA DAIb * BEE MONDAY SEPTEMBER 29 , 1884.
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tioitrlRheilinml bytlmlrTiiiilo Action on
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produced. ITIrnaKc. ! niurrny M..IV.Y.
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SUNDAY OAMP MEETING ,
UrlRhtcr Wonthor nnil a TmrKO At-
tcmlftnuo or
When Kldor Tyler tolled the riainj
boll at10 : ! thia moraine ; , a half hour earlier
lior than the programme called for , Tiir
Bin ; reporter gazed from his tent on n
cloudy sky and an array of damp canvass
abodes. Hero and there a light allowed
where aomo zealous worshipper. ' replied
to the summons promptly , and ono after
another the tenta became Illuminated.
The simple loilot of the camp was soon
performed and at f > o'clock the social
mooting , which Is act on the programme
for 5:30 : was begun with a good atton
danco.
Still , after hia time for rising , the sun
hung behind dark and water soaked
clouds. Now and again a few drops ol
rain would fall as if to remind man of the
general , submersion to which , as the
Seventh Day Advonlista believe , all nature
turo ia doomed. The ground waa wet ,
slippery aud nature seemed gloomy and
morose , but the hearts of the simple mind
ed worshippers of the touta were bravo
and they promptly obeyed tbo summon *
to worship and joined in the songs ol
praise. But in a short timu the outer
gloom was dispelled. The sun , whoso
raya had been suppressed for some days ,
came out smiling and joyful and east his
benignant face on the surroundings. The
largo tent was opened at the sides to per
mit the air and sunlight to cuter.
THE SOC1M. MKHTINO.
Elder Hallonbock opened the social
mooting by singing a hymn and immodi' '
ntely the entire congregation joined.
This waa succeeded by a diacourao from
Elder A. J. Cudnoy , under whoso direc
tion the camp meeting Is being hold. The
older spoke for some time on the religious
questions nearest his readers nnd ex
pounded , in n forcible manner the tenons
of the creed which they professed. After
this the testimony of the congregation
was received. This consisted in the
sovor.il members , or such as chose , rising
aud stating brielly the state of mind in
which they found themselves , aa a result
of the devotions of which they have had
the bonoGt. Men and women , young
and old , arose and stated their feelings.
LATUK MATTERS.
This continued until seven o'clock
when breakfast was served in the art
hall by Mrs. Chambers. Aftur every ,
body had partaken of the ample repast ,
family worship Tas had in the tents , and
many of the attendants read Tin : Buu , a
largo supply of BEIS : being on hand In
the book tent ( which , by the way ia su
pervised by Mr. and Mrs. Hue , of Fre
mont. )
A businoaa moating of the conference
was hold at nine o'clock at which all the
delegates were present. This continued
until ten o'clock when preaching in the
main tent by Klder Hallenbeck and in
the Scandinavian tent by Elder Olson begun -
gun and continued until noon.
The afternoon influx of visitors from
the city began almost as soon as people
may bo reasonably supposed to have fiu-
ished dinner. A plontifu1 propoition of
soldiers from the post was present , many
sitting in the little wooden building
which aorvea aa the judgea' atand dur
ing the races , some lounging
ahout and aomo in the largo
tent , listening to the sermons. Groups
of pink cheered and bright eyed young
ladiea , on whoso account alone the re
porter hopes the end of the woild la not
very near , wandered about the fields.
Stages from town drove up with their
loads of living freight , and added
their contributions to the attendance.
The reading tent and book-stora were
crowded. Children clustered , kicked
and tumbled on the grasa. Over all , a
degree of quiet and order prevailed
which did the utmost credit to the
worshipping campers. On Saturday
evening ono city rullian , made trouble
aud lie was kept over night in a tent , and
released yesterday morning on his prom
ise to go and return no moro. Ilo
claimed to have been robbed of his re
volver by some ono somewhere. But
hia appearance- scarcely such as to
encourage belief in his having been the
possessor of any properly , personal or
otherwise , "revolving or stationary , for
seine time ,
At the usual hour in the afternoon
aorviccs were hold in the largo pavilion.
Thithorivard u largo congre
gation waa attracted to listen to the
preaching of Elder Farnsworth. The ol
der apoko of the Sabbath and otatod
why the seventh day should bo observed
instead of the firat. Ilia words were lis
tened to in rapt attention.
TJIK SERMON.
It was , ho claimed , not roseonablo that
the seventh day should bo called the .low-
iah sabbath. The aabbath was a divine
inspiration , devised nliko for Gentile and
for Jew. It waa the Lord's. The com
mandment was to keep the seventh day ,
the Sabbath day of thoLord. The worda
were "my Sabbath" and to Interpolate
any other would bo insrniiatentwitti wha
followed where the Lord says ' 'the aev-
onth day ia the Sabbath of the Lord thy
God. "
The sermon thua continued for nearly
two hours and hold these present in rapt
attention. The usual number of the
congregation had been greatly augmen
ted by the visitors from the city and some
whoso love for sacred things did not ap
pear too conspicuous on their first arrival
found pleasure in liatnlng to the preach-
or'a worda. "Thoy came to scoff and
stayed to pray. "
Then after the sermon was
over a lull took place In which the usual
pleasures of visiting and conversation in
cidental to camp life , were indulged in.
The hoarao erica i f the hackoneora aa
they shouted , "Hero you are now for
down town , " alone broke the atillnots.
There appeared to bp even something
musical and eloquent in the silence as if
the remains of the dinging and preaching
were still hovering about. The sun
shoiio in its brightness over the scone ,
but it was throughout pleasantly cool.
Thus the programme was proceeded
with , and when the reporter finished his
ropoit at about six o'clock in the evening
a largo audience wait listening to Elder
Oleson preachin g in llio largo pavilhon.
A SUli : CUJtK Kuirxi ) AT jAST !
NO ONE NEKIi SUfl-I'll.
A enrc ! cure fur Blind , Jilecilln , Ittliln nml
Ulcerated J'ik'H IIUH been dicourxl by Dr.
Williams ( an Inilian Kcintily , ) called ] ) i.
Wlliimn'H Inrllnn 1'ilo Ointment A kindle
box lim tnroil the \vorht chronic c e of 5J5 or
80 veurx ntunilliiKNo one necil nitferfno
minutes after npplymf this wonderful nooth
iii ( { inodiomu. TMlonn , liiktrnmi ntJ and cnc-
tuarleH do moro harm tlmn Rood. Willlum'H
Indian I'll" Ointment alxorbit the tiiini rn , al
lay * tliu ii.tanuo itcliinu , ( rxrt'OuUily at iilifht
after m t'.inif warm In bed , ) wotu u a j > oul lee ,
Rives Inntmitrdief , and It pmpaiad only for
1'llPH iithlnt ; of the ruiva'.e ju < ti > , and for
nuihlno elao. , , . .
Jt tad tvli.it thall " J. M. Ctilwib-rry , of
Clovohnd , my * about Dr. William's Imltai
1'ilo Oolntnipnt : "I Iwo n od fciroi of 1'ilr
Cure * , nnd it ttlTnnl * tno pleMnra to my Unit 1
ht\o never fotiml anything \vliich R vo ncl
itnmwllnto nnd iwimnent rcllnf n Dr. Wil
Hum's Indian Otntmont. 1'or la by nil drug
gists and milled on receipt of prlco. 60o am
? 1 , Sold at ret-xll by Ktilm k Co.
0. V , UoomiAN ,
Wltolfnlo Agent.
DEAD IN BED ,
ClinrlcH Nelson \plrc a unntlcmlctl
ntul Alone.
Stturday morning Andrew Potoraon
gardner living in Suatogi product , noti
fied Coroner Mnul that n young man waa
then lying dead in his houso. The cor
oner wont to the phco niul found the
body of n young man about twenty years
of ngo lying in bed.
Mr. Poturson stated thattho deceased's
nnmo was Charles Nelson , ntul tint ho
was n Dane. 11 o hnd boon working for
Potoraon for sonio time , and hnd had
great deal of troubl o with his heart.
Any oxcrciao of n violent nature woulc
cause him to choke up , and ho had
number of times fallen to the prouuc
trom heart trouble. A doctor was ques
tioned and eaid thnt ho undoubtedly
cnnio to hio death by congestion of the
heart. The coroner did not deem an in
quest necessary.
Pridry night the deceased sat up until
ton o'clock rending npapor. Snlurdy
morning ho was called for breakfast bu t
did not respond.Mr. Peterson wont to his
room and found that ho was dead.
The body was taken to Drexel &
Maul's undertaking roouis and an ell'ort
is being made to ascertain the whereabouts -
abouts of n sister who is said to bo somewhere -
where in Iowa. In c.uo alto cannot _ bc
found the rotnnins will have to bo buried
nt the expanse of the county , as ho was
entirely Trithout fundn.
A I1EUO OK MANY -\VAUS.
Gon. Hnrnojr , tlio Great Inillnii
or , in
Every schoolboy has hoard of General
W. S. Harnoy , the great Indian fighter ,
says the Washington Post of September
1 , and will bo glad to know thnt the old
hero still lives at the ago of eighty-four
and witli the exception of n somewhat
impaired vision nnd n slightly defective
memory , enjoys excellent health. Ho
is now on n little pleasure tour from his
homo in St. Louis , and with his ndoptod
daughter , Mrs. St. Cyr , is comfortably
quartered nt the Ebbitt house. During
his journey ho has boon the recipient of
many ( littering attentions , from hosts
and friends and admirers.
In Now York Maj. Gen. Hancock nnd
son , llusaoll , called to pay their respects
to tlio old veteran , and Gen. Hancock ,
laughingly reminded him of an incident
in which his son nud Gen. Ilnruoy figur
ed. A few years ngo , Gen. Hancock and
hia little boy called upon Gen , Harnoy
In a western town , and while there an
Indian came to pay his respects. Gon.
Harnoy , while convoraing with htm was
toying with n piece of string , and little
Ilucsoll Hancock having road of his penchant -
chant for hanging redskins , , said plead' '
Ingly.
" 1'leano don't hang him , general ; bub
then ii you do , " ho ndded , n smile of ex
pectancy lighting up I > ! H .boyish face ,
give mo his bow and arrows , won't
you ? "
A reporter had n lone ; aud pleasant
chat yesterday with the general , who ,
when ho rose , towered considoraply
above his visitor , the height being G feet
I ! inches , and his figure still erect nnd
soldierly. Ho injured his log a few
weeks ago , nnd it is a little lame , but
treats the matter lightly. Ho spoke
with modesty about his exploits , and
several times allowed Mrs. Cyr to relate
incidents of his long and adventurous
career.
"I was in command in Missouri when
the war broke out/'aaid the general dur
ing the conversation , "and had I not
been relieved by President Lincoln in
May , 1801,1 am stiro there would have
been no blood shed in thatstato ; but I
never blamed Mr. Lincoln , for ho and I
were old friends. So much political
pressure was brought to boar upon him
by Frank P. Blair and others that I sup-
poao ho had to relieve mo. And yet , "
continued the general , smiling , "Mr.
Lincoln never saw mo without reminding
mo that I once saved his life. "
"How was that , general ! "
'Well , " said the general , laughing.
"Mr. Lincoln was captain of a company
of volunteers nnd I was captain of n com
pany of regulars during the Black Hawk
war. I remember well how Captain Lin
coln used to como to our rendezvous ,
General Taylor's headquarters , and toll
stories that amused us immensely. Ho
used to Ho on the graes , and very fre
quently _ would say , 'That reminds mo , '
and begin a funny story ,
"Ono day Lincoln said to mo , 'I say ,
Hamey , lot's pick out four or u'vo good
shots from our commands and go gunning
for Indians on our own hook. ' 'All right ,
Lincoln'eald I , 'but do yon know any
thing about Indian fighting/1 / 'Well , not
much , but I'm n pretty good shot.1
'That will do to start on,1 said I , 'but let
mo toll you ono thing never look for n
redskin in front of you ; look out for your
flanks. ' Well , wo started out , nnd soon
carnu in eight of redskins. All of a sud
den , while I was watching the flanks , I
saw an Indian drawing a bead on Lincoln.
As quick as I could possibly do BO , I
leveled my rlllo and firod. 1 didn't hit
liim at least ho didn't fall and ho ran
away. Ever after that Captain Lincoln
insisted that I had saved hia life. "
"You arc not a graduate Of West Point ,
jenoral ? "
"No. I was born nt Haysborough , n
near Nashville , Tonn. Down there the
boys indulge in athletic sports , and , as a
rule , grow up to bo pretty strappling fol
lows. While I wns n young man 1 wont
to Jfaton Hougo to visit my brother , nnd
mot Gen. Joaup , tlicai colonel of tlio
First infantry , and afterwards quarter
master genorul. Ono day ho sail ) to mo.
'Young man , how would you like to have
a commiision in the armyI / said , 'first
rate , Konowl/and thought no moro about ,
It. A short time nftorwarda an came a
commission for rno as n lieutenant in the
regular army , and that's how I happened
to bo a soldier. "
"How many wars have you served in , :
general ( "
"Oh , I don't know , " laughed the gen
eral , "I don't care to talk about my own
services. "
"Let mo BOO , " said SIr.i St. Cyr. "The
Koneral was in the Kominolo was in Flor
ida , in the Black Hawk war , in a war
with the Sioux , in which ho fought u
> loody battle at A ah Hollow , on the Blue
river , in the Mexican war and in the lute
civil war , The general , you know , W B
ho huro of the Hominolo war , and hung
hirteon hostile chiefs , which ended It.
[ tilly Bowlegi used to say 'If Hartley
catch mo , rno hang ; if inn catch him , hu
die. U WH the general who captured
the hill nt Corro Qordo , bnt ho never
boasts of all his own achievements , "
Subsequently Hen. Ihrnoy spoke
kindly ot the Indians , nud told how ho
OH mo np r hanging an Indian nqont for
swindling them.
"They nil know mo , " aid ho , adding
with Inudnblo pride , "nnd if to-day there
WAS nn outbreak among the Sioux 1
would go to thorn alone nud atop it , for
they would listen to _ ni0 , There's no
trouble gotling along with the Indians il
they ate treated kindly. It's n ahnmo
thnt they should be swindled as they
frequently aro. I wish 1 hd the punish
ment of the thievcB , " nnd teirs of indig
nation came into thn old hor/a eyoa aa ho
said it.
It is impossible , within the li nits of
this article , to give moro than a moro outline -
line of Gon. Harnoy'a distinguished
<
career. Ho wns coinminamnod second
lieutenant by President Motiroo in 1818 ,
nnd subsequently captured twoof Lititte'.i
piratical vessels. Ho aorvod on the stall
of Gon. Jnckson , who , when president in
18.'ttt , mndo him paymaster of the army.
In August , 1SI10 , ho wns made lieuten
ant-colonel of the second dragons. Ho
fought gallantly through the Mexican
war , but early incurred the enmity of
Gon. Scott who endeavored to deprive
him of hia command , but wns frus
trated by William L. Marcy , secretary of
state. Ho disobeyed an _ order once nnd
achieved n victory , in view of which hia
impetuosity was ovorlookcd.
Prior to nnd long nftor the Mexican
war ho was actively engaged lighting hos
tlio Indiana , in which ho won oxtnumlin
nry diatlnctiou. Ho had command of the
expedition against Brighnm Young in
1858 , but learning that Harnoy intended
to hnng Young nnd his twelve apostles ,
ho wns relieved by the secretary of war ,
nnd Gon. Johnson succeeded him. Ho
was cnplurod by the confederates nt
Harper's llorry , April 25 , 1801 , and
taken to Richmond , where ho waa im
plored by old friends to espouse the
"Loat Cause , " which ho stoutly refused
to do. His skill nud gallantry secured
him steady promotion from the time ho
entered the army , nud ho waa retired in
Mny 1801 , with the full rank of major-
general.
STAT13 JoXriNGS ,
Grand Island wants n winning factory.
Mindcn is cursed with chicken thlovoa.
Look out for prairie liroa nud build guards.
The county candidate Is ripening in Dong1
Ins.
ONLY live weeks from now until elec
tion.
Nebraska City his : invested § 2,830 in n lire
engine.
There mo 317 children ourollod in tlio
schools of Tokiunah.
Corn in Holt county ia fully matured , and
t'o ( crop ia immunso.
The fitnto supreme court lina ndjomncd till
Tncbdny , October 7th.
T.lohn 1 fancy , nonr Columbus , h.i3 lost near
ly -100 chickens from cholera.
A InrRO portion of the town ot Greou Kock
\\-u destroyed by lira last wook.
A Bkntiug rink and opera home , to cost
$2300 , ii to ho built nt Wisnor.
Two Welshmen paid S3300 for n farm near
Wifcnor to bo used as n cattle much.
The broom corn crop in Adams county ia
BaiJ to ba imrneim , mid nil liar \rsloJ.
l''ifty-ono students of the Btato university
lia\u orgnnl/.ud a IMaina nnd Logan club. _ _ _
A good deal oC corn nbout Kremont will
yield nbout sevonty-livo bushels to tlio aero.
It is estimated tint wheat in Furiias county
will nvcr.igo twenty-two bushels to the
acre.
acre.A
A band of four horao tlilovcs wero'cftpturcd
by the ofliceru of the law near ISeatrico last
weolc.
A band of four horse tlno\c3 wore captured
by tlio olliccra of the law near Hoatrico last
week.
Grand Island has just pissed nn ordinance
prohibiting hitching posts in the bushier portion
tion of the city.
The Germans of Fremont have or ani/ed n
Cleveland and Hcndricks club with 130 mom
bent na a fitaitcr.
Herbert Foster , n boy of 11 , was thrown
From his pony and killed while herding cattle
in liuflalo county.
The Central City Courier Iiaa n ID pound
watermelon rind on exhibition. The Courier
mippoitM St. John.
The school board of Columbus have pur
chased iv silo and coiitractoil for a now school
house to cost 58,205.
; Work IB being pushed raplrlly on the Heat-
rico high school , The contractor nxpectu to
iiavo it ready for occupancy by December 1 ,
The editor of the Otccola Itocord has n
S'lO.OOO libel Hiiit on his hanth and is talking
> f rnortgngrng the properly of his wlfo'H loin
.ions.
Hastings will bo illmuiimtnl with electric
ightH , 'i ho lamps will bo placed foity feet
ibovo thn street ? , nnd In the center of flticct
A ranch of 3320 ncrrs in Nnnco county w
recently sold for 832,000. The purchacurH
.vein Mt'Hirs Ilorton , Wood and Smiley of
I'uwneo county.
1'lans have boon madu for a now Catholic
school building in VJaUmnoutli. Tlio bullil-
iiK is to ba 10 by 32 feet in tlr.u , two btoricH
nnd b.vement high ,
A lightening bolt darted in through n
crovlco in the barn of Mr. I ) v , of Uodgo
: ounty mid klllod n rnulo. Thn animals
liuflneHS end wns purb/ed in the first round.
[ } Two hundred mid twenty forelfrnerH have
taken out their nuturali/alion pnporx nt lin.tt-
lice during the past wcrk , increasing to that
extent the importance of the political rounder ,
A workman named Annual Audnia was
crunhed to ( loath by the ciivmg in of n bank at
I'rcbton , Uichiinlsnn county , cm the 20tli. liu
wna working with the 1) ) . & Al. Rtoam Hhovnl
Rang.
The Kottlcro on the Omaha reserve , which
was thrown open lait April , propose to poll-
Jon ccuiKrcHH to cliango tlio tcrnm of payment.
A meeting for tlilj purposs IB called nt Allionx ,
Jctobor 1C ,
A German named Augu i | 'clinnn wna killed
> y the carH nt Aurora last week. Ho WBH en-
; .igod in [ mulling n car of tjrain nt the elevator
vhun aBlmilnr euglrio uont another cur ngaimtt
t , ci ueliing him.
JTho ropubhcani ) of Unit creek product , Cana
: ounty , ratified itli tordiolght mid tongue ,
mo ovonlng last wook. They are in oxccllont
ightlng condition and will give the democrats
hearty putli up stream ,
Mi H Miitllda .luald , of Wayne , n woman
toted for the atronglh nnd vigor of her tongue ,
Irovo her hunhand from hit homo Ia t week ,
mil Ihi'ii hanged herxolf. She wax forty yearn
old and twice married.
C , T. Drown < t Co. , of Lincoln , hurried u
rain of fourteen cam of coJn into Chicago
ant Thuisilny , rind knocked ngood round Hum
nit of the corn corner. The train mudo the
rin in thirty HX ! bourn ,
The young ) iooillumn Jjnlo whljo out on n
'tear , "a few evening ego , Hmnihed 17 lights
if ghmu in thn fcdnol hoiuo nnd nix In the M.
' .church Tlio tinvn uutlioiitiea will ahlnglo
ho entlro gaiiK if they mo caught ,
Frank KsickBon , of Locl.uJgo , .Tolferaon
county , clamiH the Jnmbo corn ufthoHtuto.
fo wntcH that ono ear which ( ( citrH nn n
Hpccimon had tivenly HJWH , moamirccl 8J
nctiBH iiH'ircumferonca iirid'loi ' long ,
( 'hurt Cooper of ] 'iinio county , IK lied
KIGUO from hi * crop of biooiu com , rained
rom l'J,1 acien , la t fall I'IIIB yuir ho lia
inrvoiitiiil 2,000 norm and will ren'1/.o n largo
urn. It i now felling at $1 ' . ' . " > u ton.
A. II. Cronliv , of Wukelield , went gunning
or blgpamo l.ut week mil while inrulotidy
mmlliug hlii gun uont the c intontx Into ln
ireatt 111 * toeovery M dnubtful. Keronone
and * hot PIIIIH aio great help to cemut * rlca.
An unkiioHn flnnd fired four uliotn tlirou li
. window atl'Vank Kinher , n aliion kri'pur in
S'ellghJna ( of the bull * torn a , hole through
'junk'H pantH ni ho slid iiiuiur the blllinnl
ublo for protection , The act H duo to the
anti-hcenio agitation. ,
Tlio following n u Jut of the oinntlcD rowj
under the lownOiip orKntilrntlnu Inw :
IJtilUlo , Itutler , C l i. Hull. Untlim , , Kearney -
noy , rhpliw , rinlte , Wmhington , York nnd
Sillup , The proposition ii to tx > vet l upon
in Otoo county nt llio Nineinln-r olnotlnn.
Alii'Wntth Italic upilh n triiidnlliicli
hai ffl tin' tongue of ? * ) \ vstrnlngiforou < .
ly. T. 11. Stnltonl from Audmioo , Iowa , horrified
rified the town by living \vitli x fair , fnt nud
fr ll mmlKT nt HIP Rentier CV , Icnxliig n wife
and tw o children to mourn liu nocicly. llnlh
were mdncfd to nkip thn town.
C.Tho Doilgn c unity oommlwioui'M ha\o rn-
sohed to Mihmll to thaotcr ? of His enmity ,
nt tlio UBTtcenri il electing n tvopmllum to
iMio tha Imudi of thn nnmty to tha amount nf
lifly tlunnmul diillnr * , for thn purpnna i f
creeling a now court linn n. Ilnmh to run
In only years , nt. K per o nt tnt rc < t
Tlio rinlUiiiimlh .lourinl 1m a rol in
plcklo for all | > IVM nnd ollicp-holitor of the
slnto wlin urrivl ISaaltloo n tin pmpat
Jilnco for the looatiouof the branch ( Hildiarn
home. When the question of 1 n'.Utou dwini.
led ilcinu between llontrlca nnd Innxcnunrlli ,
it wni naluril nnd proppr for rv'ubri'k' ' ( > ii in
stand by lloitttco , Kin < a Kot Ihoro juU the
same.
The Hlati llopubllcan cr\os "dixiuo" nnd
public notice Hint hereafter v\i \ n persons eom-
mil cownrdly , moan , contcmptihlu acU , mu-li
ns rrimlnnl aMtult * , mnltient or nbuio their
families , got glot loudly driniK and "go on n
tato" or futch up In jail or romt , it will point
to thorn the digit of scorn itiul impale thorn on
pou of public criticism ,
The Hastings , Nobrniknu fmimhns another
corn atory. . ) . .1. llornbcck otlilblu two
moiislore.irs of nqunw corn which ho clalma
\\i\\ \ \ boat the record. This corn wns rnUcd on
the Oro.it A niprlcan desert. Ho liuskcd 250
hills , nhicli lioio HOMMI Inithols. Onn oai
tnoasurod se\ontoeu inclie tlio other fourteen.
A comely liUcuil pusher of n Ittnir hotel ro-
conlly eloped with n barber mid both will
hereafter l.ithor the nativoa for n livlni ; .
Another nhuulo hash distributor of the nnmo
hotnl dopatted last \\ool ; ultlui parly of coons
jvlio dUplny Iho xngarlei of "Undo Tom"
upon Iho rutlio stago. The oimlomlc Is grow *
ing M leap year draws to n close.
An excellent bed of gr.kphito is among Iho
dlsco\oiles mndn by Ihe coal drill nl Itrown-
\illo. The ihill Is now down i" > 0 feet hnd two
good \einn of coal hive been strud ; . Tim
drill will go ono thousand feet , no matter
what ia found coonor. The indications mo
favorable nnd n good coal bed is confidently
expected to npponr bcfoio the full depth Is
reached.
CitizoiH of Fromonl hold n , inooting 1'riilny
last to perfect pinna for impioing the priuci-
pal roada into the country , A reaolution wns
passed declaring tint the best nnd cheapest
method of securing good roads , was ny drain-
ngo , nud n committee wns nppointoil lo urge
the Cotinly Coimmdoncn ) to take nctlon ,
The cltizeiH aoom dulormlnod to make Fre
mont accessible to farmers in nil kinds of
weather.
Crete boasta of the tnlloat man In tlio stnlo.
The Globn Bays : "Mr. W. II. Hermutli , n
gonlleman from Oermauy , has been stopping
with if. If. Oiuben for the past day er two.
Mr. Ucrmuth has Hcnod in tlio ( iornian army
dining the Fianeo'l'mnsiaii war nnd wns
known as the tallest mnn in the I'rusHJan
army. Ho was ono of I'mporor Willlnm'H
body guard , nnd measures six feet , llino
inches nnd n half. Ho ia n gentlcmnn of
wealth nnd la looking around with n \ iow to
purchasing eomo land nnd engaging in
farming. "
A two year old child of Mr. Whitoinoro , of
Valley , waa drowned n few days ngo in the
watering trough near the limifco. li U u largo
tank supplied by n windmill , nud with n lid
to caver it up when not In UHO. Ono of the
men in watering n team had loft Iho ei\or
raibod , ami Iho child climbed over Into the
trough without anyone seeing it. The coxcr
was nflorwaidn put down without noticing
the child , ami eomo time later \\lien Iho link
was opancd , it wnx dlfcuiond K\oryeU"oit
was m.ulo to resuacltatu the .child but without
avail.
The Kremont Tribune soliloquizes : "Moro
men have been raised from piiwuty to plenty
in the stale of Noliranki in the piul li\o yoain
than In any other country of Urn same tha in
woild. 'L'lirro is not n man hv ing in Iho atato
to-dny w ho lias been hero from three to leu
years who cannot count fiom twenty-I'ivo to
ono bundled persons who came hero penniless
nud nro to day in comfortnblo circumstances.
Thousands have walked into Nebraska but no
Industrious mnn wns compelled lo walk out.
No butler nnmu can bo given to the Btato than
the one ao often used , 'Tlio poor man's
home.1 "
The tallest nnako stoty of the so ison comvH
from Oxford , nnd the Kegister wolimtcorfl tenet
net as sponsor for it. Add. Minor , wlfo of n
brick maHon , living in thn town , wns Htartlod
from her ulumborB by tlio hissing nnd milling
of a hugo raUlesnnko. The lady although
dn/ed upon bclmr awakened so middonly know
that the make wns in cloao proximity. In
lowoiing Iho covars to iiscertnm ils whore-
nbouts , discovered the roplllo Inying between
her nnd ono of the childri n , nnd ils eyes glar
ing into her own. Summoning almost sup r
human courage , she jusHod ( piiolly fiom the
bed and procured n hugo pair of tongue * nnd
BPlring ho Hiinko by the nucK , removed It from
the bed nud killed if. The annko wan four foot
long nud hnd nine rattles ,
Lanibcrton I > eaten publicly announces to
the people of Kearney county that his wife
has docortod him nfter only two months of
wedded bliss. "We livid harmoniously to
gather , " says Sonton , " ttutil the IHh of Sep
tember , when without nny warning my wife
WOH shipped east to HOIUO unknown place ,
against my will nnd I boliiivo ujja'nst ' my wife
will also , by her paronls , while J waH away on
buainftH , 1 1 rovided well for her and wax in-
vuriahly kind and loving townnl her nnd she
fertninly had no excuse whatever for deserting
Tmm with n broken he.ut 1 run led to believe
Ihal my wife was induced to elope vulh nnd
olhcr man , nn ox-lnwyer of Minilcn , now rt-
Hiding in low . 1 have lu'en advi eil that the
law ix opun to mo , and in duo llmo 1 nil-ill 110
it to itH fiillfbt extent , and I will novur for-
gi\o lier parenls. "
There is probably not a case In Iho criminal
liUloiy of Nobinskn HO fiendishly honlblo an
the murder < f Nellia (2unckrnbiish ut & linn-
bun last week. It was dovhlih In conception
and beiiHtly in OYOuitlon , A wook-rnindcd
girl of IK. handsome in person , was onlicntj
from hoi liiimo , flfleen mlloa mrth of the Uty
by two young men , nc < | iiaintnnccx of tlio fami
ly , under pronnso lo Itikn her lo a married
Bitter in town , llermothor conucnlod , never
dreaming llinl'n trap was bulng fnt for Iho
mill and death of h r daughter. The lirndx
came lo town nnd instead of taking her whcto
they had promlHed , took her tun their lonyi
drugged her with laudanum and' ' outraged her
repentodfy , not only Hatlslylng their own lusl
liuUnlllngin thogullorHinpeH of the town.
They kept her In their room from Sunday
evening till Tuesday evening , Btmiifiod and
without food , and then tent her lo her nlHlnr'x
hoiirio lo die. Modern melhodx of dealing
with fiends of Ihls chu-i nro allogolher , lee
loolunt. Theio IM scarcely u pimlHhinont
known lo Iho law Huflickiitly aovoro to bo
dealt out lo lliosn , vlllainoua nmrdercm of life
nnd innocence. It la hoped that the jiooplo
of Co.umbuH will deal out the full measure of
jiislico lo I'rank Smith and Oeoigo Mnthowx ,
the thief periiolrntora of the crnno.
HlltorH. the world renowned
appotLor and invigornlor. Unod now over
the whole clvlll/.od world. Try it , but bownro
of Imitations. Aak your grocer or druggist for
iho gonulno nrlido , manufactured by lr , .1.
( i , 1) , Kiegort & Sons
A full line of Boys' Suita nnd OvorconU
at prices that defy compntition.
J. I' . LU.ND ,
Opera Uousp Clothing store. 217 Kouth
Fifteenth atroot , B25.Mt
CITV Coxr , , " Neb. Intel Co.
.
Health is Wealth !
Iu H. C. WKXT'NNKKIX AMI HHAIN TIIKAHMKNT ,
< mrantonl nincillo for llysturlu , 1) olnetM , ( 'onvul
dons , Klta , NirtuiH Nouritlcla Ileadachu , Ni'r\ou >
I'loutration Ciimxl by the ute uf alcnhnl or toliliiiou
WaktfuluvfH , Mental ikprwMliui. Hollenlni ; of the
iraln , resultlnit In Insan ty and fuipln : , ' tu miner ) , }
. and death , 1'reumturc Old atje , ll.iri'iiom , Ion
ifpo erln ullhtr net. Involuntary liouncii and bpir
imtorhuraoauied by ovorvurtlunt'f the briln , uul !
tliu e or over Indiilgenui * ) 'ivh bun , ooritulnu nni
niouth'H t'uatment 41 dO a boxur l tHiItluu ful
li.W , it-lit by mall liquid o'l ruielpt uf price.
WK UUAUANIKI ! HIX 11JXK1
To euro MIV ( ABO , Wltli eaUi order received by ui
or lx Ijoitlun , auxiuiill-hvd with W 0) ) , wo ulll wnd
ho puruhmir our written Kiartntuii to refund tht
inouDV If tlietaatmuutilbeHnot ctfedacuro Uuar
antxnUtued unly by JOHN Ui WiBiCJc CO. ,
jr 'il-tolm rv b02 UailUon Ut. , Chlcaiio , III
Ail Undisputed in the DRQAD CLAIM ol beinettie
VERY BEST OPERATING ,
QUICKEST SELLING AND
Kvcr olVcrril to the imlitlc.
0filvintimmcdlnlcrfllellri |
xnlo cliset. ;
Gleet nn JSyplnlls In nil their
complicated forr.18 , nlso all
iliscnccs of the Skin ami
Hloo J promptly relieved anil
permanently cured by reme-
'
, „ , . , _ t > l > rctiil I'farUff. Seminal
. Nirht l.osscsby Dreams , Pimples on
thcl'-u e.Lon Wnnhciod. imittlci If/rural Thert
< itii > rr' > ri-ltiitntt > ii. Ths nnprojulatc ti-.r.cdv
iatom.e ir.cil In c\clic.isc. Consultations , per-
lonnt or by letter , sacredly confidential. Mcil.
ilnr rent bv Mall and EXptcaa. No mar It a on
to Indlutecontenta or sender. Addre
USJAMESNo.2UVVa5hinQlonSl.CliIcanolll ,
Uirlvt * on Horllck'i 1'o.xlRrlto liumlreils of
vrntrful mother * . Mother's rullk contains no
* urch. An artificial food for infant * Humihl
ixmtaln no f larch. TLo bout niul meet nutrilloua
iuo.1 in hwutii n H H n H 9
or ulrknwK lor
H.IUHl
let fur
AUIKAIIY DiciKKTKU. trco f rotn
Ktanli mill nMinlmi tin conklnir.
| ItrtxiiiiiUPiulnl by I'hSfklnii" .
lllnlily l ncllclnt to .N.i - -
i MrlhiTH IIM a ilrlnk ,
bi - * * .J nntl irufnU. llynl. - -
bontlior Hook on thoTrnitnn'Ut of Olillilron , frco.
Jullf JUt tr.l iill uutrUloui , " 1,11' DMtt ,
' Fl'nJ It ll th'ticoiilJ be Jultf J " IT II" HllJ ,
Sttlion , Aiitntu.
'No ItPiUlnrjr In rtronnmifInc It ttipfrlor Ifl ny-
tMntlllul K IVlurn M , II 7Yof. A1 , r.
Will l sent \ < r nwll on rwi-lptof rrlm In stnmi .
iioitr.icii'M retie to. , itiiriniVN. ! .
Aji'iiBB llonLH'K'H l ) r KXTIIAOT or MAl-T'uO
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL
DISPENSARY
OROIIIVSE'S HLOCK ,
Oor. 10th nml Capitol Avcniia , trout9 all casts Crip
| ilcil or DuforrncJ , also UlaoAuca ot tlio
Nervous System ,
Blood , and
Urinary Organs.
All cnsrn ol Cimnluro ot the Rplno , Crooked Feet
T/CRHnnil ArniH , AleoClirnnlo adcctlonfloltho Liter ,
KliautiiatlHiii , 1'arol ) li ) , I'll'-'H , Ulcoru , Ontinli , Abtli-
ma anil llronchltb are all treated liy now and DUO-
coeulul inctliodi. All illscancs of llio Illooil anil Urlu
nry UrKaim , Inclinllne tlumo romiltlni ; from Inclucre
tlon.or exposure , aru gafolj anil Buccciwfnlly treated
ami a cure irimrnntcu ) . YOIIIIK men , mlutlla a od ,
arnl all men eulTerlnir from Wuthneim anil Norvoua
cxhaiistlon , proilnclriK Indlcatloiiralpltatloiiof | the
Heart , Despondency Dizziness , Jaaa ot MemoryLack
of Knoriry an I Ambition , can l > o rCHtorcd to health
ami vlror ( , If case Is not too lonif neglected.
Tlio HnrKton In clmr u I" n graduate of Jcffor-
eon Kfedlcal follo o (1805) ( ) nnd haH flllilluil M ]
jirnfctw'.on In London , I'nrta nnd llorlln. If nllllctoil ,
ciillor write full iloHC-rlptluii of your C.IHO , anil inedl-
clno mntu ueiit > ou , Conmiltatloii free. Address
Dinah * flewnHnry | , Crouiino'H Hlnck , Omaha , Noli ,
Olllco hiiiirg 10-12 n. m.,1-8 and 7-H p. rn .bundnya ,
8-10 a m.
jT rOKden House , Council DIufTe , Baturdaxi 1 to 7
p. in
\m W aCai0 'l'UBlQB > OB
( Faculty Prlio Moillc.il UOIICKO of Oblo.
FILES , FISTULA ,
And other Dlaoaaoa of Iho Anne and Ilcctum.
120 S. 14th St. Cor. Douglas
OMAHA , NKB.
ere oil and wtl
IIIllirl.er , of Iho
\ | irlKhtniil , | j | > liinlll ( i
IIU , BI ) : "Hld'oH |
I ° < i0j rounMc.H tlni
inothrrx inlll < Kixlixo-
ly th.it Inf.inlH lire
rcnudiinil uell rc.ind
uxclimltely upon It.1
Uiotlur | .lij iclan. nt
lhiilui'l of an iinihan
( in , H9VN' "I hate
lii'en iiblnir thlx | > ri'pa
ration for Iho H'-rsnr
iioru , anil Mm o the
must iiiiliuiinilul < < lthlu , It UN mllct In ( nnlH up to
Bay , ijclitocii inontlm old , " In c iin , finir bl/in : < 5n.
Oir , 41 tit nnil ijl 7fi Hold bv drilj.'ihU anil Ki"
CLM. WOOUIICH A. CO , on libel
Thnuiool the term " Oho
Lino" In connection with th
corjiorato name of a Krealioad
con voj a an Idea of uat what
roiiulrod by the traveling pub
llo-a Uhort Uuo , Quick Tlmi
arid the bent of accommoda
tloni all of which aiu loin
ibcd by the Kreatcet railway In Amnlca.
jjHIOAGO , HJE , WATTKEE
And St. Paul.
II owns and operates over * , & 00 mllcBof
orlhern Illinola , Wisconsin , Mlnueuota , Iowa
akota ; and aa U main linen , branchoi and oonnoo
lone reach all the Kreat bualnemi centrea ct th (
North wiftancl KarWout , It naturally answera tbi
Icucrlptlou of Hliort Line , and Heat Ilouto butwetu
Chicago , Slllwfcukoo , Bt. Taiiland lllnncapollj.
OhlcaKO IIlwaukuo , IA C'roaao and Wlnoua.
Ohlc K'o , "llwaukoo , Aberdeen and Kllendala
UhlcaKO , Milwaukee , ICau Clalro and Htlllwater
C'htcaKO , llllunukeo , Waueau and Merrill.
Chicago , Milwaukee , Heaver lam arid Ouhkoih.
ChlcaKO , Milwaukee , Waukimhaand Oconomowoo.
Uhlci > K"i Milwaukee , Madl ou and 1'ralrledu Chleo
Chlcaxo , Milwaukee , Owatonna and Falrlbault ,
Chicago , Belolt JanosvlMo and Mlncrall'olul.
Clili-aKi ) , KlL'ln , Unckford and Uubuijue.
Chlcatro , Clinton , Hock Inland and Codir Ktpldl.
Chicago , Uounill IllulTn arid Oniabt.
ChlcaKi ) , Hloux City , Hloui I'aUuand Yaiikton
CldctKu , Milwaukee , Mltclull and Clumbulaui.
Hock luUnd , Uutiuque , Ht. 1'aul and Mlnncapolll.
Daveupoit "alrnar , tit , I'aul and lllnno > | iou .
i h bupem and the Htuut Dining Cam In
tha n rlil Me run on tha midnllneaof thuCIIIUAUO ,
UIUVAUKKK AND HT. I'AUL KAIMYAY.iuidovcri
ttti ntlon l pal J to pauieiiie > j by ouur looua uuplo ) e
f the Comj any ,
b. 8. MKHUIMUen'lMnnacer. .
A. V II OAltl'r.S'TKtl , Gon' I'aso. A t
J.T. CI.AIIK. Cori'l H.ipt. .
OKO. U , IHUFTOUI ) , AsVL Om'l. Pa Act
JAW , fi , JPEABOM M , U.
PHYSIGIAI & SURGEOK ,
Uouldtnoo o. 1407 Jcnes 8t. Utllcv , .N'r. 1639 Tar.
uuiH .Otlluo huu 12 rn , to I p , iLand rom'JtO
p.m. 7iihoie ) | ; for ( Illco V7 r'al'J ' utSj
ANII-MONOl'OIjlSTS , ATTENTION *
Klrst niatrlot ,
Hon. Charles II. Brown wna appointed
to nddrcaa meetings in theFint congrcen *
lonnl dutrict , nttho places named b low
M foliows :
Vnlpwalw , 1'ridny , Septotn1i'r2fitri,7 p. in ,
Wnho' , Sntiinloy , Soptcrnlicr ! J7tli , 1 p. m.
ri.iUMiioiitli , Monday , September 2HU !
7 p. in ,
AMilnnil , Wodnrmlay , Oclobrr 1st , 7 p. m , '
Wnvcrly , Tliur iUy , Octolw 2nd , 2 p. in.
I'ulmyrn , Trhhy , ( Jctolifr 3d , 2 p. in ,
Wcepinit Wntor , Mnndny , October Ctli , 3
\ \ in. )
Aubttrn , T\iv ( Iiy. October "lit , 7 p. m.
1'VilN City , Thurmlay , October Dili , 7 p. in.
llrownvlllp , Hnturday , October 1 lib , 2 p.in ,
TccuiiiRob , Monihy , October 13tli , 7. u. in ,
HimiboMt , Wrdncsday , October Ifith.
I'nwnto City , Krlilay , October l"th , 7p. m ,
lienlrice , Monday , October J0th. ! 7 p. in.
Lincoln , Tlwrmlny , October 2.ini , 7 t m.
Is'cbnwkn City , Saturday , October 2otli , 7
p. in.
Dales for Oir.aln nnd oilier places tn UiQ
illntrict will bo duly announce J ,
Tlio CnnumlKti in tlio accoml Dlntncf ,
Cnptiiin , T. IF. StlcKd'n nppointincnU :
September 27 Aurora , Hamilton county. 2
o'clock , p , in.
September 29 York , York county , 2 o'clock ,
p , in ,
.September SO Seward , Scwanl county , 2
o'clock , p. in ,
September 30 Ulymcse , ISiitlor county , 7:30
'
o'clock , p. in.
' October 1 David City , llntler county , 2
o'clock , p. iv' .
October 1 IttBiiig , llntlor county , 7:30
o clock , p. in.
October 2 Oscvola , 1'olk county , 2 o'cloclf ,
1 > , m ,
October 2 StroniBbnrp , 1'olk county , 7:30 :
o'clock , p , m ,
October II Kriend , Saltno county , 2 o'clock ,
p , in.
DAVID CmNeb. . , September 22,1881.
To Iho cloolorn in tlio Second congressional
district : Who nro desirous of assisting In tlio
election of Cnpt. .1" . H. St'cklo , tlio Alibi-mo
nopoly candidate for congress. You nro most ;
nispootfully roqucstod to ci.rrosponil with mole
lo tlio end , that wo may arrange the work
sy tcmiaUi'ally and make every effort olfectivo
MX ! harmonious , lu union and organization
a Dtrouth. | ; 1 Invite your united nRalBtanco.
Very Honpoctfnlly ,
S. S. HKTNOLDH.
Ch'm1 Anti-Monopoly CoupCent. . Com.
C. H. MontRoniory , Ksq. , nnti-monopoly
candulnto for nttoniey goncrnl , will apoak pur-
Htiant to appointment , nt tlio following timca
and placea :
Nobrnakn City , Friday , September 2Cth 7:30 :
p , m.
Crete , M nday , September EUtb , 7 p. m.
Suttqn , Tuesday , Snptombor 30th , 7 p. in.
HaatiiiRfl , WeduosJay , October 1st , 7 p. in.
Kearney , Thursday , October 2d , 7:30p. : m.
North 1'latto , Friday , October 3d , 7 p m.
Kromont , Saturday , October -Hh , 7:30 : p. in.
And at other places to bo announced in duo
time ,
it ot'u ten 3 v f \ . ' i i o t ;
PlioliitmaatN ( or Gaorjjo W. Dorsoy
nnd J. G. Tato.
Slnnton Monday evening , September 2 ! ( .
Wnyno Tuesday evening , September ISO.
Huittngton Wednuiday evening , Octu-
bsrl.
J'onca Thursday ovoninpf , October 'J.
Norfolk Friday oxuning , October ! ? .
O'Neill Monday evening , October 0 ,
.Ain worth Tuesday ovcning , October 7.
NrllRh WodiiL'Btlny , October 8.
1'iorco Thnnuhy , Octobar i ) .
Crt'ighton Friday , October 10.
rou < nto w. E. noimv AND OKX. A. n. CONNOR.
Old Monday o\onlnfr , October lit.
Drokcn 15o\v Tuesday evcninR1 , October II.
lionp City WodncHday ovoninp , October
in.
in.St.
St. I'anl Thursday uvoninff , October 1C.
Scotia Friday afternoon , October 17.
Grand Island l ridny evening , October 17.
Central City Saturday ovcning , October
18.
i'nllorton Monday ovrnlng , October " 0.
ColnnibiiH 'I'nosilay ovonlng1 , October 21.
Noith 1'latto Wednesday evening , October
I'ltim Crcok Thursday evening , October
Kearney Friday cvcninp , October UI.
Schnyler Saturday oyening , October 25.
aio. w. K. DOHHEV AND OTIIKU HI-EAKEILS.
Albion Monday ovouirur , October 27.
Jllair TiipKilay ovunliifr , October " 8.
Dakota City \VadiicBday evening' , Octo ]
ber 29.
Teltninnh Thnrndny evening , October 30.
West Point Friday evening , October 31.
Mr. UoiBoy v/l\l \ bo accompanied by candi
dates for state nllict'd. 0. K. YOST ,
.7. W. LOVK , Ch'n State Con. Com.
Ch'n Cong. Com.
A PINE LINE OP
-AT-
IN OAfAHA. NE13.
HAMBURG-AMEEIOAN
IBEOT LINK FOU KNOLAND , FR UJCK AND"
OKimAKY.
Tlio Bteamehlpa of thlj well-known line are built or
ron , In water-tight oornpartmcnta , and are furnish'
od with every roipjimta to make the passage both
tafo and agreeable. They carry the United States
ind Kuropean mails , and leave New Yorke Tliura-
dn > uaiidHatiird jalor Plymouth ( LONDON ) Cher
bourg , ( I'AIIIH ) and UAMI1UMO.
lUtcu : Flrut Cabin , ? 86 , (05 and 875. Steerage , J20
Uenry Pundt , Mark Ilanaen , K .E. Mooree.U. Toft ,
* ( ? outuln Omaha , OronowloK & Sohoentgen , agenta In
Council Blufla. 0. BHICUAIID : &CO. , Qen. I'asa
Aifto. , 01 Broadway , N. Y. Cbaa. Kocmlndkl & Co-
Qenoral Wouteiu A(9nta | , 107 Waehuigtou BU , Chloa
1(0,111.
AVIIlimrlfy Mm DLOOD.-rc
latu the LIVCRunVt KID
unil IlKxnmu THIS
unit VIQOH of VOUTJL IJjr -
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-oil , I.ack or hlruriRth ,
l'llr'"ll'"iiialaolutuly
cured. IJoiK" , uiusclcaaiul
n < Tvcarctlvu uuwiorcc.
.luuns the iiilnil uml
uiuilleo Drain Tower ,
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nlli'rto tlielreix will
, ON 1'ONIO a rafu aad
fj'iiutty euro. n ce u i Icar , licoltby coiupluxloiu
1 ritiinunt ttiurupts nt r" ' "tln'iliiK unlyudil
o thu popularity ut lhuuililii"l > IJuiiutcxycrl-
aicut jret the Oinui.s ALAND lirsr.
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flV.Jxxilf , Slo.for our"DKKAM UOOU.
yil'ullul utriuiuu uad uuf n toloicuiuoa , lne.
Mllty. 1'reniaturu lk'i-aj. and at . InwiKUt on
liylnJIwrrllonortiri < ill learn of
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