THEDAJLLXBEIfi'-MONDAY NOVEMBER 10 1884 5
A DRUMMER'S DEATH ,
SnicM of V , B , MOD , a
Mao , Up BBIDE AimM in
Sioox Oily ,
Caused liy Drink , Sup
10 I > J ttio Cause ol'
die ISuuli A l.
A STHAXUEU SUIC111KH ,
SloUX City Journal , November 8.
W. R , Nebon , a strangar in the city
suicided ymtorday afternoon , about I
o'clock , in On rear of the mayor's ollbe
corner of IVuil and Fifth alroots. Thi
circurmtano 's attending the tragedy were
tlioao : Mayor S\vnrtn \ , yesterday fore
noon , received the following telegram :
LINCOLN" , Neb. , November 7. You
will find at express oflico two packigoa ,
marked S. 11. fcowton. Goes by W. J
Nelson here ; short , heavy , full board
Arrest whoo\er calls for packaged , Hole
lind telegraph ,
IS. B. BHACII , Chief of Police.
it happened that the mayor , on his
way down Fourth atroot , mot a gentle
man who uluworcd the description , and
who asked the mayor where the express
ollico was. The nnyor pointed out the
United States ixpresa oQico , and at oncv
concluded that ho vis the man wanted
and w out to look for u policeman. Tin
man was accompanied by u Lidy , and at
the express oflico door the man went on ,
the lady going in to a k for an express
package tor S. 11 Nowton. Previously
the pair had called at the American ox
prow oflico and asked for a package
addressed to F. M. Morrison. Officers
Petty and McGoflin were found , and
started in a buggy to look for the
man. Ho was sighted , walking will
the lady , on Sixth Btroof- , near
Pearl. Olh'cor McGollin wont to him
and asked him to go to the mayor's oflico.
He consented , and the ofllcois , with the
man of many aliases aud the lady , wonl
to the foot of the stairs loading to the
oflico , where the lady was dismissed by
her husband , and continued her way to
the Pacific house , where they had been
stopping. In the mayor's oflico the
prisoner said that ho had done nothing at
Lincoln to bo arrested for. Ho seamed
cheerful and confident , and while
the mayor wont to the Western
Union ollico to telegraph , ho asked
the c dicers to go with him
to the saloon below and have cigars.
They went with him there , and then ho
asked that Officer Petty allow him to go
to the water closet. They went and
while tha officer was standing at the door
ho hoard a shot within , and pushing his
way iuaido found his prisoner weltering
in bis blood on the floor. Ho had shot
himself through the head wi < li a 32-cali-
bro Colt's revolver. The body was c.
lied into the assembly hall back of tbo
mnyor's oflica , and the coroner , Dr * . II.
B. Clingau , called.
Since arriving in the city the deceased
hns acted strangely ; started , negotiations
for the purchase of young cattle , and that
BITE of thing. Ho was not in liquor when
ai rested. On his person was found $ -1 0(5. (
Mrs. Nebon , who ia a lady ot somu torty
summers , lies but $15 , only enough to
pay tha hotel bill now duo. The deceased
isui a member of the Masonic order , and
his funeral will bo looked after by the
members of that order iu this city. Tel
egrams Bent to Lincoln brought no an
swer , excepting an order to hold the ox-
prcjs packages , which will not be dono.
HIS C'AUEEU IKVKOIIASKA.
Lincoln Journal.
A few days ago after the first of September
tembor , W. J. Nelson with his nifo and
stop daughter , came to Lincoln. L.ttlo
wns known of them as Nelson did not go
into buainera and they lived quietly.
About the first of this mouth thev rented
a house of Mr. Barlow at 1C21 N street
nnd moved in.
Half of the house was furniahed and
the other half unfurnished. On Thurs
day tf last week Nelson went to Wilson
& Co'a and purchased about § 50 worth ol
goods , most of the bill being for u carpet.
Ho exhibited government bonds to the
sum of 51)00 aad Mm. Nelson's picket
hoop2 was gotn to contain ceveial
large trill piec > * . Nelson s id ho had
sent § 5,000 in bunds to bo cashed and
had bought a team for § 500 , whion micjo
him a li'tlophoit but Lo would came in
with the Cj.sh in the course of a. few dayc.
As ho eeernsd to bo abundantly able to
ment all hia obligation ) ) , no objection was
mil do by the firm Ho bought , as was
subsequently uicnrtainod , about § 33
worth of goudi from OilJwin Brothers
: i ntnvo and fixture" 'ind alao made aomo
On Friday Aliv. Nolsnn wont to Wil-
ojn it Co. , and aji.l tlut bho was auxioUH
vo gwfc the Cdrput dorm. She aud her
husband WHS expecting the money for
his bonds in a u y or two , and aho was
allowed to take the carpet away. As
fiho did not coino around on Monday Mr.
Dobbins called nt the houso. She said
that her husbdiid and his son lud gone
ont hunting with the team and would ba
gonu a day or two. Ho called on Tues
day and was informed thot they had not
returned yot.
On Wednesday a boy came to Wilson
& CO.'H with a telegram for Mrs. Nelson ,
and asked where uho hvod. lie was told
where to go , and no moro was thought
about it until Thursday , when Mr. liar
low came down and announced that the
woman had disappeared , and showed H
note which she had left. The note
stated that aho wai sorry shu couldn't pt\y
the rent , but that her husbjiid had hud
trouble m settling up his affairs , and she
was unable to pay up. She said aho was
going back to Illinois , where they came
from.
The firms who had sold Mr , Nelson
goods and who have not received any
conaideration therefor immediately bo
gantolook for the goods. The carpet
und etovo , with the trunks containing
other personal property , had dis
appeared and wore doubtless hauled
ntf by the two teams with which
.Nelson and bis sons or , at least ,
the two bays with him left Sunday
or Monday. Upon questioning the ox
preuamcu. ono was found who had hauled
ft roll of carpet to the express ofilca.
Upon inquiring there it wai found that it
had been chipped to Omaha , to S. S
Newton.
The defrauded merchants telegraphed
to Omaha aud found that the goods had
been reshipped to Bioux City. They
then sent a dispatch to Sioux City di
recting that the paity who called for thu
flood * bo arrested.
They had not i ng to wait. Natoon
cillcd for the goods yesterday , and a dit-
patch came to th purtiB intoiedted hero
staUajr tlmt he had been amottd. Bo
foe the telegram hud b.eu ddliverod
anuthflr arrived otuting tlui Ntlmn'had
mot himself within twenty minutes uf
< oc his urreet nnd was dettd. A brief
di ptch announcing the tta ody will be
found In our onscjcutecl prow report.
1'hiin iliuro wjD Hunithing iiulnnit the
crooked trajjffirtlons here ia evident , i
the man's properly was sullicipnt to hav
paid up all hii debts , and left him
hineUomo balivnco. The wonnn is belt
at Sioux City , nnd will pn.lnblo ba able
to give aomo solution < f the myatnry ,
STATW , IOTl'INGS ,
Wob'ter c-mnly cvt 2.COOolwlastTues
day , n Ruin of filW in H joir.
A panther or in umtn'ii lion is halpinR him
self to btuois on the range * west of Sidney.
The united 1'rcsbj terian church at IMwne
City , ituw nearly c-mplutcil , hn eixt S-'O.OOO
Nnrf' lk ii now prcpitwl t' bittln ngnln *
the I'ue fiend , ha\Li ; iirgnnizwl two lire com
Tim I.tocoln Xowa Pii fast3 that Columbia
nud thu Uuilde'si of I.'urty ' fhould now tike
to the roads.
Mro. 1. an Chrk wai thrown o > t of a biij ;
KJ a1 : Albion hat week , u'ceiMiu' Injuiiua ut
torioii ) nntiiie ,
Tlio lesidcncnof WoUty Kirns In Tublo
lo-k ! biiriutl Vrlilnv inorniuR. Mn. Kern
n.irrouly eecApuil suiroo.Uion ,
lieatrlro polled 1,201otc | ? , which by llio
usual ruloodnulliiiljIiiB by t'no , wontil Indl
c kto a population of u',2o5 ,
The foruer etono of the Kugllsh LutliCTAi
clmich in Bostricovsa laid last Suudny , Tin
e'f roiuony W.IR Urgcly Httend.td ,
ThubirnoC thu Methudht pnraonnRe ai
Line iln was burned Tuesd.iy. Thu liora (
which It o ) twined wai aovtruly alugiid ,
Mrs. 12. 0 Wl'sni , residing uonr Artpihoo
whlloiimlliiigono ni ht loccntly , thr.nv 11) )
a dtMid li/zud tuo nnd it half inched luni * .
Mis ] jj. F.i'lauilim , of Fremoii attempt
eel to kill IWHolf with a ro\olvor 1 \Srednej'
day. The Inillut ir.i73j ; her abdomun ant
loJgod in her ktt luud.
A iimd dog ciu\tL'il cnsHorablo exoiteinnnl
on the atrtiots of Ihirtuigton Mond.ty. llu
and nil thn il < > < th.it cauiu In contact will
him ucro duly disp.ttahod.
The phcrilf cf York county run In eleven
men last uock fur dhturuiug a MutlunlUl
mooting In the Boutlnveit ptrt of the comity.
They paid a good price for the racket.
West Point ban decided that the town ahnuU :
have watcr-wntks coatlug not to exceed $20.-
100 , and th.it -'J-ycur lund ) , b urini ; uoc nurj
than 7 per cent. , bu ioanod to pay for thorn.
The college of the United Brethren wil1 bi
located at Homer , Dakota conuty. A sixty
acre farm near town h.ii been salut"d for the
fclto. The buildinc ; will c at not loss than
? 10COOO. !
llailroAdlng on the Valentino extension la
not so plausant nnd remunerative ni it might
bo. Thuteatnj employed iugradlng were bad
ly affected by nlknl ! water and many were
aick nnd died.
The section house nt Uartington , valued n
8700 , wns burned at an early hour Thursday
morning. The iiro watciu ed by n dofactivo
Hoc. The goods it contained wcro mostly
paved. It was a close call upon the engine
house ,
A man named Webber was arrested in Ne
braska City last week , charged with an at
tempt to outr.igo a Ilttla Kirl , the daughter ol
a prominent citizen. Unless Weblor proves
his innocence , ho stands a good chance ol
leading a funeral procession.
There ia uncommon quiet in the h'norioa nf
the state at the present time. Kvury well
regulated rooster U abroad , nud the prospect
H bright for u lurga liar\e t of crow for the
defunct. There wi 1 Lo u great slaughter of
fowl ia a few dnyp.
P. F. O'Snllivim , the genial editor of the
Weat Point Progroia , has met the enemy and
ho is tin ii'ii. Though legialntua harness
could hardlv fall on worthier shonldeiH the
\oter < of Cinuing county insist that P , I1' ,
shall remain in thu nolitudo of hi aAiiutum ,
Tlo Union Pacific company Imung com-
[ ) lotcl the tichuyler bliiige , offered to turn it
uvtr to the Colf.iv county cominissioneia , and
that body nut baing willing to accept it on
contract , it was closed on Tuesday and will
not ba opened until tte inntlur N settled.
On Wednesday morning Lewis Angui h , tli3
two year old a n of L. Anguish , of Arapahop ,
was thrown out of a buggy and iu Untly
killed , The mother of tlia boy was ulso
thrown out and severely injnre-l. Tlio acci
ient occurred early ia the marniug while driv
ing to town.
A man \vots drowned in the creek near
Adams station , Lancaster county , Sunday
morning , the ' 'd inat. KB had taken ull Ina
clothes elf bub hia shirt , dived down and held
to toino roots under the water Ho w as about
22 yeara old. six feet high , eight about ICO
pound * .
INIrs. Conley , of Fort llobinion , offers n ,
ward of S'JUO for ths discovery of tlia romaina
of her 8 jejr ol i boy , who ubo. t a joar ago
wandered auay from homo and ti > ia never been
licard of since , It is mippoaed sli.it , ho gu
lost and poriahcd in one o : I no cannons of
that section ,
About four miles from Millard Wednesday
morning nbjiit 3 o'clock , three men , unknown ,
went to W. ] { . Wilson'ij door and demnndeil
that it be opened. The boy opened it and
wus struck down ; aUo his brother and father.
Tlio intruders Bt lo 510 nnd skipped. Onita
b'.oi ' nrn after them nnd think they have a
chic. Tha ld man \erylow nnd u bruibed
on the head.
A child of Mr. Coolea , ngirl about four
MJirn old , Jiviiii , ' in the northwest portion of
Wm-hingUiii county , met with tornblo death
ou Muiid.iv. The motlurVUH prepaikg to
Hcrub llio iloor , and had left a builer of hoi wa
ter standing in front of thu utovo , when the
jiltleono ( juiio ngninat it b ickward and fell
in , mid w.u Hjildeit in auch a manlier tlut uho
died in a short time ,
Ada Crobier anil Lon Muriihy were on u
hunting expedition at the V , near Itulo , Rich-
urdbon CM 3nty , olnctlon day , and wouiul np
their "toir" with a bloidyiow. Murphy
citressed Crosier with a rock nnd Crosier
danced a duii'ilo ahntlla on Murphy'd lunch
counter. The latttr initijtud on unother round
Ijiit wai knocked ont with a atib in thu left
i-1 do. Thu doctors think they can save Alur
phy.
phy.Two
Two IhncjH from J.lncolu , the brothers La
] Juutc , epiiting lilaino I utn , ran againat a
crowd of democratu in ll.iuingu Thumdny ,
nnd were bidlv used up when they touched
the touler. Not only wera the Ulaino tilex
liattcrnd out of uhipe , but it p > li > c > uiuu'd club
dl 1 vali mt Heivicu m taming tin obttropoioiH
Frtinchnifaii , though for u tlmo it looked IIH if
Home livitly sho'iting w iiild bn dono. The po-
liuo court addid ubjut ? 0 to their bill of tsx-
[ lonata ,
Leonard Koll , n ( Jcrmuu farmer living ono
inil from l < luu Hill , wax murdered by a
iramp named Jon.'ph Cook Sittunlav night
Nov. 1. Cook had been orking for Uol'iind '
.ho two hturt'xl for town in the evening.
When about half a milo from thu city Cook
attacked Hell with u hatchet , chopfng ] his
ioa1 open , and rolled him out uf thu W..ROII.
llothon took thu team , after going through
ils victim's clothep , and ukipped. K'lll'ii body
-vui not found nor the crime dincovored till
Monday morning , Five hundrud dollarn has
) eon ralKod for the capture of tha murderer.
He U HHix ) cd tohavugono to Miesourl , and
.he nlienir hug gene in piuhiilt.
/riioclcBO of the election at Beatrice was
aignalizod by a du-tructlvu fire , the IOHH ap-
iroaching 810.000 , with uninauranceof 31 600.
rhe barn of .Imuea Boyd took Iiro i > t 0:31 : , and
vaa totally conaumod , So veil ont of eighteen
loisQi In the fctablo jH-rished , Among othera
vua a line liliKded htallion , also a valuable
iur e belonging to P. J Myers , nnd n her u
lelonglngtoMr. Nathan lililioly. Mr Jilukuly
mil only put ( ho iiorna into the barn n few
nomontH ba ore Ono verv uufortunito thing
n connection with the burning ol Jloyd'n
irnperty wua llin faot that GoorRO Hoyd' '
; ) illd W.IHury ill in tha houao und had to bo
emov d , The shock was too much for the
ittlu 0120 and it died nnxt day.
Work , We I-K , Work' "
How many women there arn working
, o-d y in various branches of induatry
o Hiy notliiiu ; of the thousand * of patieut
loutfiwivei. whoso livna nrn an unceaain
ound of toii who uro mttrtyra to thoie
xunplainld M which the wenkor c.oi ; it
i bhi Their tuska are rendered d inbly
uird nd irkboino nud latir liven uro
ihortenid , yet Jmrd Mo,6ily
hem to keep o . To euuli Dr.
'Kavoiito IVemi'Jjitioti" oft'ijrg u suri
mans nf relief For all fcmalo woaknetu
t i : vcertain cure. AH drugginta. | ,
The cus nmo and iniani ) revenue re- j ,
o'pU ' of Sfotitreil show a fallini ; off fore
ho month of October of glL'K.OOO , ao ,
jmparcd with the /a'nu month last (
car. j
THE OHILD'ci ' HOSPITAL ,
It N I ) ln (3o.til WorkItul Cm
Itooclxo Many Miiro riiililwn.
The report of the Ohild'a hospital fo
the lait three montha , constituting it
Rosoiul qviatterly report , as as follows :
No. of nluU putonts in hoiipltnl fium
lulv I to October I .
Xo. of children from ,1 cly 1 to October I . . 2
No of ds\ c.uo nnd medical ntlulitinnca
Amount of monay recalvod :
Kromy > patient * . S2S.1 00
From childroit' * bj.ml. . . . . SI 00
Total . S3iJI 00
There have boon but two oaaoi of sick
ness amonj ; the chilJ ren. Ono little bo ;
liring in the city was bntuiU ! to the boa
pit.d in Soptombcr lor a surgical opera
lion upon ono of hii IORS , hud another
from Dakota with an acute Jiaoaso of the
eyes. Uoth received satiafactary treat
ment , and ouo was returned to hia
parento.
Aloat uf the children are botr/oon the
ages of two aud eight years and belong to
poor women who tire either depcnclen
upon their own exertions for a livelihood
and are glad to p\y a iiunll BUIII for their
children's owe , or ave in totnpOMry ills'
tresa and \\iah a homo forthom until tnicl
tiino ai they are in a situation to Uku
them again.
Tluiy are entered for an indoftnito
lunjth of tnno , subject to the oud or il
fortune of the parents , and noino are loft
for months and otliurs only for a few
days. A largo proportion of this work is
pure charity , but the cxtrpmo libor/ility
of the friends of the hospital with the
hulp of the pay patients has kept it in
ample funde , and the manaRors hope soon
to enlarge ita cap icity , so that no appli
cant for admission to its benefits willhavo
to bo turned from tta doors.
It is a matter of regret that the princi
pal object of the hospital , the care of sick
children , should not bo moro appreciated
and taken advantage of by people to
whom it might ba ot incalculable raluo.
The poorest child can lind hero the most
comfortable bed , the most careful nursing
and the most ekilfull physician , every
thing which can conduce to Iti comfort
and restoration to health. If the parents
are able to pay a small sum they can dose
so , and if they are not , it will make no
difference.
The managers have boon able to pay
oil a mortgage of $300 on the lot during
the quarter , and although the monthly
bills and running expenses are largo , the
receipts have kept In oxcoas of ttio ox-
poditures , as the bank account of the
treasurer will show.
The economical disbursement of the
generous nnd constant donations of
money , requires and receives the most
careful consideration of the hospital com
mittee.
Respectfully submitted.
Mns. 11. II. CLAUKSON ,
Manager.
Bins. A. J. Pori'LinoN ,
Secretary.
ACCIDENTAL DEATH ,
Cliris SchlcgciKilliMl ly llio
l'a Shotgun.
South Omaha was yesterday nftcrnonn
tha Rceno of an accidental death result
ing frjtn the careless handling of loaded
Stearins.
Ic appeared from the evidence given at
the inquest that Chris Schlcgor , his
brother Matz aud Frank Liv/ronco start
ed from their homes near T.rontioth cud
Cantollar yeateiday morning to go hunt
ing. Each of the boya curried a double-
barreled muzzle-loading shotgun. They
went down through South Omaha to
Hardwood lake whcro they stayed until
a little after noon when they started for
liome. They came down through the
South Omaha stock yards and had just
Cotton pist the Drexel school houao vrhon
Chris Schloger took hia gun from his
shoulder and with the butt downward
used it for a cauo. Bo had gene only a
dhort diatanco when the report of it gun
was hoiid , and on looking hid compan
ions saw ChiiB full to the ground. Upon
examination it was found the gun had
Uncharged the contents ot ono barrel di
rectly into hit 1-jft eye tearing oil' the
top of his skull and killing him instantly.
Cormier Mdulo was notified and hold
an inqnoat upon the epnt , the jury ro-
turmng a verdict that the young man
had come to hia death by the nccidont.il
discharge of his gun while held in his
own handi.
The deceased vras a young man
eighteen years old , und resided uith his
widowed mother at Twentieth and Cas-
tellar. Young Schlcger wai an indus
trious boy ana came hero from Germany
before his mother for whooo coming
from the old country ho made provis
ions , lie had been employed for tume
tiino at the nail works in ihis city as a
nuilor. Ono of hii brothers is novr at
work in the Puzton hotel tvi an elevator
aoy. The litthi brother , Mat , who ao-
Qompnnied Chris on the hunt wua almost
leurt-brokon ut his death and bore thu
irdeal with true manly fortitude , Mr.
lohn W. Liuur , manager of the nuil
works , who happened to learn of his
leath went out to the KCOIIO and kindly
r'oluntoered to defray ull the cxponuoi of
its burial. The body was taken to the
indortaking rooms of Drexel & Matilo
vhcro it now lies ,
SUDDEN DEATH ,
Jlisrlcs ( ' . Curllon , it Una
Diet , About 5 p , in.
When , after the usual day's rest , the
imployes of TUB BKE ollico wont to work
nt evening , ono of their number WAS
ound to bo minting and a little liter the
oport was received that ho hid died nud-
lenly.
Charles 0. Oarlton was a noble hearted
jravo and loyal man. lie hud worked
HI THI : Bc.i : over since It won started and
ras universally liked by his comrades ,
Io had Dorvod four years in the Union
irmy and the hardships undergone "euti
led him to a poueion , which , up to thu
ime of his death , was never paid. Sub-
cquent to the war ho wilted a p.ipor iu
iuva und wai at ono tinio n rnau of con-
iderablu IUUAIIU. Doiueatio iniafortuno
( lined hi * prosjiacts atid , ntor fiueing all
lit ) hard-earned money snupt away ,
m utmu to Oumha tu bi-giri
ifo unow. Wlnt ho did hero . 'ill the boys
cnuw , nnd ull rccpcct him. l/n wus u
uiater of his trade , Kocubiu in dispoBl.
ion , aud a firm and f.uthful fnuud. lie
rorbod on Tm ; HKI : up to K3turd y Imt ,
, nd hel I the " .id" uaties , which wtro loft !
icuut byin / nuddcn di.Mth , which o. . j
mrred at hia joom , nt thu r.iMdonci ) of '
Jugh Millin , J'hirtojuth and Oae etrt l * , I
about 5 o'clock last evening. On S\tur-
diy ovonini ; Charlie went to bed in his
mini lu'jltli , and as ho wns accustomn
to sleeping late in the day , nothiiij
wronj ; Tf.is euspocted unt-l about 5 p. m.
yesterday , when ho wan found lying in i
dangerous condition , nnd before medical
cal aid could reach him ox
pirrd The coroner was sent for
and the remains taken to the undertak
ing rooms cf Uroxol it 51 ml to await the
order of his relations nnd friends , win
were notified by telegraph rf the sat
event. O.ipt. OAflton IOHICI a wife ant
daughter to mourn his losj , and a host ol
friends who will miss him from nmoii ) ,
thi ) cr.ift.
The writer of those lines was nevermore
moro nta loss to express Ins feelings than
in recording this sad occurrence and in
attempting to pay n duo tnbutu to ono
nhoao Inlnnnto friendship has boon en
joyed during hia live yonii of work on
I'm ' : BIK. : The do.id man wns
tco practical in his ideas
to doairo oulopy , yet , under moro fa-
\orablo circumstances , ho uould have
achieved a plnoo worthy of his merit mid
much higher than many mmi of greater
pretensions , Ho tried to do his duly at
all times , and sacrificed his own interests
to protect tlnmo dependent on him. Ho
hns gene down in the prime of life , and
all the llowors that oan bo strewn on his
grave for years to coino will not bo half
so bright as the memories tlmt will cling
to these who were associated with him ,
and who feel iu hia death a personal bu
reavemout.
THE WORLD'S ' FAIR ,
Coninilshloiirr I-'HI'IIOH Itlnkes n
Call ror
To tlu I'ooplo of Nobraskn :
Finding it Impossible to hold longer
hat portion of the Nebraska exhibit
gathered at this place for New Orleans ,
restorday started forward in charge of a
competent , careful man , S. McCoulga , of
Lincoln , nine car loade. 1 follow to-day.
There ii yet , 1 am informed , on route to
Lincoln from various parts of the atato ,
icar five car loads additional. I learo
matters at Lincoln in charge of lion. J.
il. Burka , who has consented io receive
and forward to Now Orleans what may
coino in hereafter. The opening of
ho exposition buino ; postplnicd sixteen
lays , material intended for the Nebraska
exhibit will bo received at Lincoln , until
November 20. Moro products are desired ,
jet all trho will contribute , and forward
o my addroen , Lincoln , by railroad , as
ndicatod. Send by freight and mark all
larcoh : "For the Now Orleans Centon-
Hal. " Thus directed , the railroads have
ibcrally consented to forward all freo.
Vll will shirt on route to New Orleans ,
roiu Lincoln , under the management of
dr. Burks.
Jin addition to agricultural products , 1
ory much desire , for illustrative pur-
HIECC , largo size photographs of our best ,
> nth public and private buildings , from
| 1 pirts of the stato. I hope for interest
n this , and Unit largo collections may bo
made.
In what has gene forward we are short
of manufactured material. There is an
ibundance to Lo had in this atato. Lot
, coino forward. Do not wait for indi-
idual invitationr ; all are invited and so-
icitcd.
AE > soon as detailed information is ob-
ained concerning pansongcr transporter
ion public announcement will bo made
u state papers
Letters dos'ring information will reach
no addressed , Now Orluans , government
juiiding , Nebraska spade , 'and will bo
iromptly replied to
Will the Nebraska preps please copy
his announcement , in whole , or in sub-
Unco ? Wo shall aim to present an ox-
libit at NowOrloMia that Nebraskans
will bo proud to look at , end which wo
lope will greatly benefit the state in all
eepocts. Respectfully ,
iloiiuuT W. FUUNAS ,
U. S. Commissioner for Nebraska.
BLEW UP ,
i'lic Stcani-ClicNta lilown ofl' an I'.n-
K'IIOCoining ' from ( lie Siiiiiinlt.
Frlday/night / about C o'clock an engine
ivaa brl jgin u freight train down the hill
rom t'-o Summit , when all at once there
was a loud report and the engine lost all
ontrol of the train. It was soon found
hat tiio steam oho-ts had been blown oil"
ram bot'i eidoi of the ongino.
The accident happened when about op-
losito the Omaha machine shops , and ono
f the steam cheats wont up in the air n
onsidorablo ditUnco and came down on
op of the machiuo shop buildings. The
ment were just coining out from work
ud there was contiidor < iblo constQrnatioii
mong them for n moment.
'I ho report won a very loud ono and
liny people in the vicinity of the upper
> ards heard it mid started up the track
o ascertain wli.it wus the matter and a
eoling of relief was experienced when it
was found tlut no ono had been hurt by
lie accident.
There Is no reason given for the acci-
ont and thn on inoer did not express an
pinion. Those who pretend to know
ay ho was doubtless coming down the
lill too fast and ho "plugi > od"tho engine ,
liat is rovoraod her any gave her steam ,
nd this wan what caused the blow up.
Army OrdiTH ,
The commanding officer Fort Bridgor ,
Vyo. , will aond private Edward Berger ,
ompany II , Twenty-first infantry , to
fort Douglas , Utah , for duty as hospital
toward second class.
The quartermaster's department will
urnlsh the necessary transportation aud
lie subsistence department commutation
f rations for ono day in advance nt the
BU&1 rates , it being impracticable to
arry cooked rations.
Hospital Steward MAX Arondt , U. S.
A , is relieved from duty in this depart-
lent and will comply with the ordorn
ontainml in paragraph four , special
irclers No , 25 < > , current eoriod from the
loadquartera of the army.
The quartermaster's department will
urnish the necessary transportation , and
ho subsistence dopir'.mont commutation
f rations fjr the journey , it being ini-
iractic blo to carry cooked rations.
By order of Brigadier General Howard ,
-In the diatrlct court tliin inoining t'o
i6Q of the utata HKiiiunt d'u/olo , tint Italian ,
uurguil with iiiur cr will ! > < > taken up , before
mlgo Neville , Thu wltliexBca In thu cum
im tiibpaoauoil nnd tha ciu > u will
prolmlily wilhuiit duluy ,
The ku'iiol or4 the pinch atone ia the
jitter ahnoni of commerce. Oonfcc-
MUi ( [ < i / > ivu twoiity cunts a pound for
Nivva : NOTKS.
IIIOMUTTIC.
U l staled tint thn ) np idonl 1ms do
tciininoil to appoint (5 ( < Sclmjler Crosby n1
firnt -iit.int poitmnater ponornl.
Governor lloadloy refine to order tli
militia Intotlm Hocking vnlloy until coin ince <
tlmt tlio thrnlN IIUMI clniia nil In their powe
nnd f .ill od.
llrlRnillcr ( ivner.il Ooorpo W. l.o\villnln <
Ni < | irt , K. 1. , Saturday inornlip. Ho
erml through the war ( mil vrovoml limei
clio'rn secretary of ttnto of Hii ulu 1 * land ,
Them In a llglit rim on the 12 nt rin > st
Vt. , bunk. Tlio director * tny the bnuk ii In
a mum ! coinlltnin nml la not compile .led In
llio fnllmoof Mmterson . ( Co. , mid n ready
to incut nil doiimmls.
Mnnil S , Saturday , inndu .1 milii for n\ci
ci < 0 , nt l.o\iri ton , Ivy , In:10J : , tlio fintoU
inllo over trotted In inul Nou'iiilur. Tlio
trrok wai fro/en anil nthoruNi ) intfiiv arnb
Tlio otfotl Ii LViisulrroil cqiml to n nnlo In
2OS : .
Tlio tingle icnll rnca will hat to lie rowed
nt I'ltt lnirt ; sntnrd.iy iiftornoon for STiCO n
tuUliottticn Conloy anil Tooinor , lim been
I'eclnrcd olT. 'IVoincr l > ickcr say ho in not
in comlltlon nnd forfeit SlOO in Ht.iko money ,
boeliloi § lf 0 for Cunloy'a cxpuiiH * " .
Wolf llio . , wliolesalo dcnlcrn In hit * nml
c.i ] " " , nt Clnc.ipo , conf.d'oil to juilninoiit Snt-
nulny fern total nmonnt of SftO.OOO , nml tlio
plncn WIH rloti'il liy tlioplierllt. Tha llnliilitiai
nro Mtlmnteil nt S4li\000 ; ns ts SU6 000 , of
ulilch J'0,000 if In outsUiuliiiR nccuuntx ,
Hov. ilnuiPK Mol.uol,1i.i ( tor of the Second
1'rCfbytcilan church nt imlninnpolK nnd who
formerly ofcnmoil tlio pulpit < > f a I'rcHliytorinn
church nt Unltnl" , N , Y. , RIJ-S that lui IIIM It
on Rood nuUioilty tlmt ( lovernui Cloielnntl
\\ill shortly lo nnitod In mnrrlngo with n
j nmiK Inily of llnlTulo ,
Tlio vxecutlxo unnmiltoo of the \VomnnV
l''oroitn Missionnry no lety of thu Methodist
rpiscopal church continnod itt m- lon at Hal-
tnnoia Saturday. Thn ipport from tbs Dot
MiiintM lirnnch rho\\od tlmt ncclion o ( tlio
work In : i llonriKhiniicondltuiii. The nmonnt
inlacd during tlio j car wai ? ! ' . ' ,000.
I'rococdinsa werobiRiin Saturday nt Xtw
Yuri : loolIn to the romovnl of Tlnwdoro ,
l\vight from llio position H rcfcrco in Ilia
suit of I'cter Mirionnd otlii'rn npainut Corno-
HIM 1C. Hnrtlson , which iuvolven SH.OOO.COU.
Tlio dofondnnt charxei th ttlio referee ia pto
judicud nnd plve erroneous ruliiign. 1'rocoud-
lugs incnnwhtlo , before the rufvrtio , are Btnje > 1 <
The IiulianniMilifi .lonrmtl'ii ItlooniinKlon
Biii'cial of Hatnrdny PSJ-B : A special reportB
tlmt Kov. L innol.\lo8 \ , 1) . ] ) . , president of
the Indiana tjtato university , ty-dny placed
Ilia resk'imtlon In tlio linndn of tin ) tniHtucn ,
ivlio accepted It nnd chonu 1'rof. Klijah lt.it-
lonttnc nH president pro loin. Tlio resignation
Ii ) nnderatuod to bo the result of n ncnndnl ,
which involved a lady lonelier , who linn nleo
resigned.
IOIIKIGX.
The divorce of Madame Pfltli from hei
uiabund , MnrnniH do CAUV , wau Saturday
undo abfoluto In tlio courts of I'uris ,
Courbot tolograplM from ICeolmiff , N'ovetn-
IT 7th , that thoCliinofionttaclccd tlio fortified
vorks coniiiiaiulliif ; the ro.ul to Tin n MI I , lint
lad boon iepnlsod nfter tliroo hour.i fiKlitintf.
Thirty-H0\ou fresh ca os of cholera were rc-
) artod m 1'nris 1'Vidiiy nnd twelve do.itliH. In
law of the email proportion of deatha , the
loctoiH believe tlio epidemic will nntuptuad-
At Mo'cow Student Hoiell , who donounci'd
o tlin pokco ninny of IUH follow xlndcntx ne
nhilists , linn boon polconed. Anotliet atndont
iin been obliged to llco to B.UO Ills 11 fo. , , ,
The stock of wheat in Knglnnd In c tinmted
it 150,000 qimitt'iH , beiiiK IO-H tlnui t\\o-thirttn
if the imioimt held a your npo , Tlio low
iricciH cnricnt hcio are leiielllng An.orlcnn
mporlx nnd tlnm n lighter utocl : in held by
N.\NCI : COIINTV T
r'/iiniKi.MtKri.iKs TO niK NAIIIOUI 111- :
I'LKOIIO.NS ITON HIM URGENTLY I'LIII.ISIIHI )
BOMK INTKHKiriKO STATEMENTS ,
poclul Corrosponduucu of Tin : ] Iii : .
lTui.1 IHTON , Novcmbor 7.--On icacblng
loino from my roconl trip to Mlaiunrl in nni-
vor to Inforinition tint promptoil utrougly to
lie supposition that Goo. Fnrnlvnl was at
Springfield in that Htato , I found that the
Dnialni lioo and tlia St. Louiii Glebe ltmo-
rat , have jiiiblished certain things pnrniitliig |
0 have boon given by mo to their rojurtcr ,
vhith nro totally without foundation in fuel.
n llio first place I never held or oxpiousod
ha opinion tlmt Mro. L'rrcivnl wax untr.tguil
t thu tiino of her murder , nor did I over en-
ortaln the opinion or nmko tha nshcrtimi that
ha ICdinoiiBOn buys or any of tliu noightioiH
f the deceased pirtlo-i wcro in any way
inpllcnted in the tuitredy Such
1 thought never tntviuil my
lend. The fact f it is 1 wai interx lowed nt
Dniaha by ono or two rvpurtera who hoard I
van in tlio city , but did not oven Ktitn In tlioin
o what point 1wu 1 golup ; as the nrticlo in the
SKI : clalniing that 1 haa gene to MiK lKaippi
A'ill plainly nltow. Tlia ninount of il ia lliu
oimitorii wuro nnxiouH to liniiw nil nbnut my
iHniin in connectinn ulth the trip , aud became
. told lliom nothing they thought to iot ; even
vith juo by niakint ; a Hon ntional leport ont of
ucli material UK they had gatho-ud from lly-
ng riiinurH circnl.iti'd by portion who tlunni. < l
o know oven tlnng but really knew notlilnp
if tlio true fuctH In tliu cano. Them
0 cnp the climax of tlio | IIIHIHWI ,
1 wonld-bo lepnrter fioin this pla-e , probably
n Bein cb of notoriety , inakoi nil ut'uuk upon
no tliniugb the uolniniiH of the lil.K nnd did
lot In Kit. it t < > innlio KtateniPiita ontlioly fulno
ind purpo.-ely Intended to do mo injiiiy. Thn
: bnrgo hu miidn In rrgaid to u Btatoment of
he county tlurk with lefornuco to mo , IH mu-
ifioucly fulKO fioin liint to Uhl , KH tlio cleilc
vlll xohtify iliat lie hud no words with nny-
mo In n'g'iid ' to tlm innttcr. 1 have tttatiid
ho Himplo fuiilrt in thin CUPO anil e.ui provo
hem to bo tine , : utd I would ro'pectfnlly ad
! MI UKH ( ! bauk-duor I mdeiern to look moo
i > thuir own nlf.iirrt nnd IUH In matter that do
lot concern thuin , Ke poi ( fully ,
.T.\n W XIIIIIKI.I , , Sherlll.
With HH'iiliiitf TIckolH.
F. K. Norrls , a Union I'ucilic brake-
nan , was arrested ly ) Deiuty ] Slierill
Jrowoll in the Palace saloon on Saturday
light on u warrant issued ( in a complaint
iworn out before Justice Anderson
charging him with grand larceny. The
3uinplaint , sworn out by ono Nichols , a
Jnion Pacifio detective , alleges that
Morris stole eovontoon railway paesongor
ickcts of the value of $100 from that
company. Those tickets worn scalped or
iold , and have been constantly coming
nto headquarters ever since May last , at
which time It is alleged they were stolen ,
t is said Norrls has a confederate in the
urimo , but ho had not yet been appro-
tended.
The notorious dive formerly kept by
Billy" McGlory in Now York city , has
jcoii opened as a so-called "temperance
hoatre. "
The November term of thu United States
xiurt will upon thin morning , Jndgu Dundy ,
who dan been indlnpoKF.d tlnco Hnturduy , will
not occujiy the bench for a cotiplo uf duyn.
lun , ifndga liniwor wiliirrivaln time tliU
norning to open court , and until Judgu
Jundy again occupied tlia bench only the
the circuit court will bo triinsuctod
IMIiKHI
A HUJtU OUIti : JfOUNl ) AT jAST |
NO ONK NKKI ) HUKKKIl.
A euro euro for lihnd , Illtedlng , Itchlnganil
JUorutoil 1'iloH IIHH been dl coverud by Dr ,
\Villiftiiirt ( un Imliiin ifemidy , ) culled Dr ,
Wlllium'H Indian 1'llu Ulntinent A Dingle
KJX IIIIM curtid the worat chronlo ciu > ca of 25 or
JO yearn Htandli/g , No one in-ml milfer ll >
nlnntivi afttir upplyinc thin wonderful Knotti
ng inuiIiLinu , l.i/tloni ) , lnt > trtiii > enU and ulou-
nuiloH do more lurin tlmu good , Willlutn'ii
Imllnn I'llo Ointinrnt nliMiib-i tlio tunic IK , al
iy thu Intonou itclnoi ; , ( put uid-ily ut nnht
uftvr KoUuiK wunn in bud , ) avtn an u | > onUlix > ,
IviM llistiuit iclief , und lit prepare * ! only foi
I'lltH , iicliin of the private paiU , und for
no ) | lno ulto.
Jtuuil wlmttho Jinn , > F. Af. CuMlnlxrry of
Dluinl .ml , HAyri .ilmnt Dr. Williuin'ti Indnin
I'ilo ( Mutnuiit : " 1 hnto [ ui'd fc > roi of l'i < t
Cnro , Rinl it nllordn inn plooanro to nay tlmt 1
lm\o never found mi } tiling which gave Mich
Innnetllnto nnd tirrinancnt relief ai Dr. Wil
liam's Indian Ointment. Tor sale by nil drug.
gilts nnd milled on receipt of price. 50o nnd
SI. Sold at retail by JCulin it Co.
C. K. OOOHMAN ,
Whulfialo
Tlio forty-one insurance cnntpinioi ciriy-
ingrixkion thu Her ilistilltry luio sct'lna
tlirir lei rn arising from the recnt lire. The
K i will not exceed S'"iOJl.
The Mi ai ) < Scott , \\an io < i loill'l * , Doug
hs wctn ri\ri a vny plo niit MI- .
pri e by Ib ir tinny trie , di I'rlday ( vonlnu.
Thn alTn'r WAI in elurgo cf MM Dr. HiblM
nnd MM. 1. \ . 1'ierco , which stntoniont is
inlliciout \\nrtnntiti inccen.
HAILWAYSANDGOMMERCB ,
TUB IIASK HTATKMKXT.
IS'KW YOIIK , Nov. ! > The wcnkly bank
tttcmont ii M follows : lioiorvu incrorne ,
SJ.'M 1,0,0 Thobuiki now hold S3I,1MOCO !
n oxeost of legul requirement * .
\ QTUUUGhi : KOU 11112 STATIC.
c Kloollon Ini\\M irNo\v York How
"
the lli'suli AVill lU'Dolcriiiluctl.
It now reoiuR probab'.n ' that llioro will
10 a ky.il Rtruuiloover thodutcrminalion
nf the vote ( if tins stato.U
The j.olerlion lawn in Now York are
elaborate and explicit. The votes for
ulcolora are deposited in nopeirito boxes ;
AS cinniiQ | the poll is ckurd the inspectors
of clootion proceed to onvaes the vo ton ;
it the conclusion of the canvaes a at.ito-
uentof the result in matlo and duly cor-
ilicd by the inspectors , a true
copy of which Is deposited
n the ollico of the clerk of the town or
city ; the original statement is dolivoro.1
> y the inspectors or ono of them to thu
supervisor of the vrard or town within
wenty-four houra after the sixmo shall
mvo boon subscribed ; if there Is no BU-
icrvisor , or ho shall bo disabled trom
icting , thou to ono of the assessors of
ho ward or town in which the election ia
leld , the supervisors or assessors to
whom the original statements of the can
vass of the votes shall have boon deliv
ered , or the county board of canvassers.
The country canvassing boards moot
text Tucbday. They take the returns
and proceed to make up the county ro-
) ort. The law provides that in case it
> ppears co the canvassers there have boon
amisslons in the township and ward ro-
urns they , chall cause the returns to bo
Bent by ouo of their number to the town
nspoctora or canvassers who sent it ,
sailing thorn together to make such cor-
cctions "no thu facts of tnocaeo require. "
hit such town or ward inspcctoia or can-
'aoeurs ahull not at fcuch meeting chungo
3r alter any decision btforo made by
hum , but shall only cause their canvas- )
o bo correctly stated. "
From the county boards the returns
ro sent by messengers to the secretary
} f state and pass into the hands of the
tate ciuivubsinc board. This body con-
iats of the secretary of state , the state
nginoor , the o nuptrollor , the attorney
enoi'al and ttio state treasurer , tnruo of
. -horn are sudicient to form the board ,
.vliich incotsat Albany on the Wednesday
fter the third Monday of November , or
oonor If all the cortilied copies of the
tatements of thu county canvassers shall
lave been received. The secretary of
tate is a republican , the other four be-
ng democrats. Their duty is simply to
letermino , by a computation in addition ,
, ho number of votes cast for each candi
date for elector , and tw declare which of
hem bus the greatest number of votes.
Plai law says : "They shall make and sub-
cribo on the proper statement a cortifl-
ate of such determination , and shall
elivor the sanio to the secretary of
tato. "
The law further piovidos that if any
5110 of the board dissent from the decis-
on of the majority bo may write out his
irotcst and hie It with the secretary of
tato.
The duty of the secretary of Htato to
jboy the command of the mnjority of the
sanvassing board is thus explicitly stated
n the Btatuto :
The secretary of etato shall , without
Jclay , ciiuno a copy , under the seal of his
illice , of the certified determination of
ho board of state canvassers to bo dehv-
ored tc each of the pars jus therein do-
claret ? to be elected.
In case errors or frauds are claimed in
ho county canvasses the law provides
hat the supreme court ( court of appeale )
nay , upon information by allldavit , ro-
[ uiro the cuunly board to correct such
errors or uhow cai'uo why mich correction
hould not bo made , und in the event of
ho failure of said board to make such
correction , or show cuune , the court may
2ompul the board by writ of mandamus
o correct such errors ; and if cuch board
> f county canvac&urs shall have made its
leterinination and dissolve , niich o&urt
nay compel it to reconvene for the pur
ic su of making such corrections ,
The court docu not appear to have
any authority over the state canvaising
xiard delegated to it by the Btatuto. It
after the state canvaanng board issues
certificates to presidential electors their
decision shaull bo questioned , it is a
natter of doubt whether the court of
uppoals could compel them to withhold
> r change thu certificates. The duty of
ho secretary of state ia ao clearly stated
hut any failure on his part to deliver
ho certificates according to the direction
of the majority of the board would bo a
mlpablo tnalfeasnnco. If n correction ia
nude by a county board on order
of thu court the corrected returns must
stand os the true return * . Those corrcc-
ions must , apparently , bo made before
ho state board assembler , as ( his body's
duties are merely clerical , with no
udiclal power. It ia the theory of the
aw that all needed corrections must bo
nado by local boards. From the cor-
ectpd returns the etato board makes the
botings and delivers certificates of eleo-
,1011 , to tlio persons having the greatest
number of votes.
The court of appeals in Now York is
composed of four democrats and three
republicans.
One county in Australia has this year
> aid thu bounty on 25,810 dozens of cap
ured sparrow's
Itul duration AIIKHIK llio Doolorn
Thorp is a brccza in the St. Louis mod-
cal society , over certain brunches of the
undo Eoveral jihysicmns had "apodal-
les" aud advertised them. Thin being
contrary to medical etiquette , neccstita-
od the resignation of these physicians ,
low queer it teems th t when u good
neana of cure is found , anybody should
object to making it public. It ja no eo
"ret time many physicians ute lrown'n !
Iron Bitters in their regular practice ,
vith the happiest efi.ot. Dr. M. K.
Joughtry' I'Vunklin ' , Y. , say * , "I am
lighly pluuaed with Hruwn'ulron IMtters ,
inn buliovo it to houupeiior to all other I
ron piep.trationti. " i
Anglinij on the upper Trainee , above
taiiiL-3 , m now wholly prohibited by
kboao wli i own the lishericx ,
Diseases and Health of Live
Stooki
All owners of live stock are no doubt
inlorofttcd in keeping their animals in n
nnnd hrally condition , and are anxious
to brinp to a halt any diiossp , no matter
hnw trilling , na coon us it mukeo itn np-
poiranco. To nccnmplMi either or both
of thcac , the Wtslrrn Live Stock Itcmc-
if.imunu'actured at Omaha , hns no
i qua' .
It ia cnsily given toc.\tlloliorfioBwlne ! ! ,
nnd iliri.p , a i itl M an article that had
m vor failed to tilvo tati.sfAction , if pn p-
Tnouaiiuls > f rlollari might bo fxvod
anntully if brrcdcrs , fnrmoro , and , in
fact , any ono from the person owning an
extensive herd to the modest gardner
with a pony anil a cow , would keep
their animals in n thoroughly healthy
condition.
Keep stock healthy and over ; conta
gious disease that comes along will not
take hold with the grip of death. To do
this thuro is nothing equal to the West
ern Live Stock Itomcdy.
Do not rait until the horse is stolen to
lock thostablo donr , but lock It now
buforo the thief comrn along , by the out
lay of only ono dollar for a trial packngo
of the celebrated and thoroughly tested
boon , the Western Live Stock Kemedy.
Knqttiro of your druggist , or gcniral
storekeeper , and if you nro unable to ob
tain it there , send Ono Dollar for o package -
ago , post-paid , to the
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Aho tables of wages nnd Aboard by
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ling and plank measure ; cubic measure
ment of timber ; log measure and weight
of grain per bushel , and intercut tabloa.
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states , Business laws iu daily use , Busi
ness forms , etc.
This valuable book which should bo in
the hands of every man and boy in the
land will bo sent postpaid on receipt of
fifty cents by the
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