Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, November 14, 1884, Page 7, Image 7
JDAiLi' > & FRIDAY , ArO v 14 180 * : ' / SPECIAL NOTICES : NOTICE. Special n vortlscmonts , * HO at Lost , Found , To Loan , For Sale , To Rent , Wants , Board- Ins , etc , will b Insortcd In this column at the low wt ol TC.V CF.NT3 PEH LINE for the first Insertion nd FIVT. CENTS PER LINK for each subsequent n- aertlon. LOAVO advertisements at out oflSse , No. faatlStreel near Droadwav WANTS ] T\7ANTF.D tn ) roiing man with a tjpo wilier ill Te'nlso.w"i ' lt 'itlon at stenographer. Ail- urcsi L. UPK ollico Council Uluffs . . SAAB Piano , H K. Seaman , Paper , U oks and Stationer ) , Council Blurts 7IOK UKNT A suite of rooms In ctntrM location t Dr llanclictt , No. 12 I'c&rl St jiOltaALfUKHKNT-Tho Oms I'ackluif h aim machinery located In this . , city. Cap " hn. bay. WANTED-Every bouyln Council DluOi to take TunDiu. DelUcred by carrier at only twenty cents wook. O LI ) PAPKHS-For ( lo t BII office , tt SB ocnta - hundred Railway Time Table. COUNCIL BLUFFS. The following are the times of the arrival and do- tmrture of trains by central standard time , at the local depots. Trains leave transfer depot ten mln Ut99 earlier and arrho ten minutes later. CinOAOO , BURUKOrOH AND qUISCT. LliVI. UUVI. 8:35 : pra Chicago Express Boo : m 9:40 : m Past Mall. 7:00 : p m 7IOi : m { 'Mall and Kxprcss , 71'D p m 1J20 ; p m Accommodation. SSQ ; p m At local depot only. KiSSU OIIT , BT. lOtt AND OODNC1I. RltJPFS. 10.03 a 01 Mall and Kxpross , U 65 p m 8:15 : pra PaolfloExprosa , 6:45 : am OUIOiOO , U1LWADKRR AND BT. IMCL 6S : p m Eicpreas , 0:05 : ft m 8:25 : a m Express , 0:65 : p m CntOAOO , ROCK ISLAND AND TAOITIO. 63 : p in Atlantic Express , 0:05 : a m 9:15 : a m Day Express , 0:64 : p m 7:20 : a m * Dcs Molnos Accommodation , 0:15 : p m At local depot only. "RABA8U , BT. LOUI8 AKD rACINO. 5:10 : p m Acoommodat.on 0:00 : a m 1:30 : p m t.Louls Express 3:45 : p m (1:50 : p m Chicago Express 10:65 : a m At Transfer only nuicAoo and NORiuwRariRn. 6:50 : p m ExprosH , 8:50 : p m 8:25 : a m Taclflo Express 0:05 : a m BIOUX CITT AND rAOITIO 7:40 : pru St. Paul Express , 0.00 a m 7)10 ) am Day Express 7:00 : p m ONION PACING. 8:00 : pm Western Express , 8SO : a m 11:00 : a a I'aclflo Kiprcfio , 4:40 : p m 12:10 : a m Lincoln Express , 1:13 : p m At Transfer only. ' DUMMT TRAINS TO OMAHA. Lonvo 7:20-8:30-9:30-10.30-11:10 : : : : a. m. 1:80-1:3 : : 8SO-4SO-6SO-fl:30-ll:0'i : : : : : ' p. m Sunday 7:20- : 9:30-11:10 : : a. m. l:30-S:30-6:30-fl:30-no5 : : : : : p. m. ho 10 mlnu'ca before leaving time. "From transfer only. E , Rice W. or other tumors removed v/lthont th knife or draw Ing o blood. CHRONIC DISEASES Over hlrty years practical experlanoa Offlco No. Pearl trect , Council ISluBs C7Coucultatlon tree JACOB SIU3. E. r. CADWELL SIMS& CADWELL , J COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. Office , Main Street , llooms 1 and 2 Shug&rt & Mo- Wahon'a Dlock. Will practice In State and Fedora ourts ruon. OPFICBB , U. U. P1ISIT. lloanoU BluCa It. Esiab/isfiea 1858 Doi'.crajn ' Foreign and omeatlo Exchanee an BIG DRIVE AT HOMER'S. 3 SI in Street Council Bluffs j. B. TATE. WAHBKN WHITE. Practice In State and Federal Courts. Collections promptly attended to. Room in , S Import's Building , COUNCIL BLUFFS IOWA1 Dr. W. H. Shorraden DENTIST , Masonic Temple , Conncll Blufls owa. Mrs H J Hilton M. n , , , , . , , PBYSIOIAN & SUEGEON , 321 MldlleBrulway. counoll Blnns. ADMlS310N-Ocnta 16c-Ladlcs lOc. SKATES-Gents Ho. Ladles lOc. Admission Free to l < adcs ! each morning and Tues day and Thursday afternoons. Uuu of Skatea IS oenU. A. t. SCHANOK , II. . JIAIITENS , Manager. Proprietor. Of 3E W IHjI3 3EJ H. T , 200 Upper Broadway , unalii to the Front. Stud > , reflect and come and Kxainlno , and see for oursihcHwtat joucan buy forCai at my place , quote jou ai follows : 13 Ibs Ktanuhtcd sugar for , , , , $1 00 301bs'uarfor ( . . I CO 35 11)3VMIo ex C sugar f'T ICO J0 ! bars Klrk'a whlto llusslan soap for 1 03 21 liars Palir.1 equal to Kirk's Russian soaji for. 1 CO 201urs Kirk's blue India goap lor 1 ( X ) Dupont's best powder pcrlb 20 13 boxes of matches for . M Hjrup California honey drips , pergal , CO Srup , arantcd Urlttly pure Veraont maple portal 100 Sorgbam per gal . . liO A M. 1 KiiKlUh currants 141bi for 1 oo JLewlV I.j e , genuine 10 toxci for , . 100 Canned filackberrien , presorted , 6 caos tor 1 CO CaniiLd 311) > tllowi'oicrca Inulilto sirup6 for 1 CO Canntil 3 Hi Ut quality Tc mat oca 10 for 1 to A No 1 white llHh.jitr kit , 70 Tohtcro , I. rllard Climax , per pound CO T T T I can Hell > ou according toqual tyjom ( l&ctoTConcrlb. Flour We sell the celebrated Patent Fancy per We tcn-p every thlcu I'suillv leptlna First Cltss flrocuiy , and warrant orrtblnr ( we tell Uoodi do- lUcred free In at > i part of the city. I alan handle Oloverianl illttous , Dry ( 'otvla and Nctlous , louts ! and Shoei , ami a KOCU assortment ol Tinware Ho- inerobsi ; 1 will not only bo not undersold on any KDoilo , but wl'l ' sell20 per cent belawaii ) Compclltlnti In thoclU We are now recclvlt K an linolo } of Dolls In K Inch wo can gl > o the greatest bargain * ever offered In tlio city Mt cxpeiiAOj are > ery light , with no Jlentx * o pa > I am enabled ami will Sell chop far CASH , . Call uhc-u you want thobtutof B ru lns In my Hue. d. P , FILBERT , 2fl91'pp Council Blulfd COUNCJUH.IIFFS ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS. Ki'ixt KMnto Transfers. The following transfers wore filed in the county clark's oflico yesterday mid re ported ior the HEP. by J. P. MoMnhon , roftl estate ngcnt , November IB , 1881 : Robert W. Ueea to Alexander A. Gilford ; aw ! ac } see 20 , town 75 , range 38 ; $1,000. L S. Axtoll to Samuel Batommi , Jr , eV " ae } aoe 9 , town 77 , range -13 ; 82,000. "Edwin Morgan and wife to llomo of the Friendless ; part It ! > , Mill add ; $1,400. A. B. Ilowo to M. S. Hoop ; It 5 , blk 1ft' , Sutaman'a Second add ; § 05. Wm. W. Pnrnam , executor , to Klizv bothSchram ; It IS ! , bik 43 , 11 , 11. add ; The roller akoto mostly in favor aeoms to bo the one with the 2 | inch brass- lined wheels , the largest in uso. II. L. Miller , 1000 Fourth nvouuo , Council Bluffs , is the western agent for thcao akatos , and is having an itnmonio auccosa In soiling the same , llo carries a largo Mid well assorted stock of club , half club find atrap akatoa. IOWA ITEMS. Diphtheria ia raging in many towns in the Dtato. The atato tcachora' association will uoot In Doa Moincs , December 22. Missouri Valley claims n population of iUGS on the strength of the recent vote. The Lutherans of Harrison county lodlcatod a church at Magnolia last Sun- lay.Thoro There were 184,850 Iba. of butter [ hipped from Manchester during the nonth of October. John E. Stoufor , of Linn county , won ? 20 the other day on a wager that ho : ould husk and throw Into wagons bo- , wocm annriso and sunset 100 bushels of ; orn. LTo scored 104 bushels. The Baptists of Missouri valley public- y thank the people for old and encour- igoment at festivals and donation parties , > y which § 300 have boon raised to pay ho preacher for ton months labor. C. H. Church , of Galva , Illinoss , waa lonfidonccd out of 8310 on the cars near Jodar Rapids , lie has a bogus bond for 51000 as a souvenir of hia fallibility. lho ? crooks were captured and § 00 of the loodlo recovered. The receipts for the Dubuque Homo or the Friendless for the year just pass- id amounted to § 10,510.20 , including the r. M. Griffith legacy of § 5,000. The lurrent expenses of the homo for the 'oar amounted to § 2,307.70. A colony of Englishmen located near Sioux City indulged in an old country 'run with hounds" last Saturday. There voro nine hounds and enough horsemen md women to make the chase oxhilor- itiug. Two -wolves were started but they iscapod after a long and lively run. There is another case of runaway Mar- ihalltown girls. Stella and Maud Plax- er loft homo , about a railo and a half 'rom ' Marshalltown , with about § 30 of ; heir father's money. They wont to Dea Moines , thence to Waterloo , and 'rom there to Cedar Rapids. They lought employment there in the dining- : oem of the Northwestern hotel. They ire aged 14 and 18. The FirM Keen Twlngo. Aa the season advances , the pains and ichoa by which rheumatism makes itself mown , are experienced after every ex- losuro. It is not claimed that Hood's jareaparilla ia a specific for rheumatism wo doubc if there is , or can bo , such a eniedy. But the thousands benefited > y Hood's Saraaparilla , warrant us In irging others who suffer from rheumatism o take it before the first keen twinge. IIUNGRV JIM'S STOIIY. lie Details ol' a Romantic Tragedy Tohl Before the I'ino-Knot Fire of a Sierra Sliakt-niaUcr. 'opperopolis Letter in San 1'rancisco Ex aminer. Living just above the foothills and in lie midst of the virgin pine forests of the terras are a class of induatrioua people ittlo known to the world. They live an lolated , happy llfo far from the busy rorld , of which they know little and care ; ES. These are the "ahakomakors. " 'hoy exist usually in couples , and make heir home for , the time being whore the neat sugar pine grows , and whence the roducts of their labor can bo convon- mtly hauled away. They are a jolly , appy lot , theao ' 'ahakomakora" of the lerras. They work at will , and by ay of recreation divide their leisure mo between door and boar hunting nd the nearest country store. The lode of making "shakes" or clapboards simple. The trco felled ia sawed into B litablo lengths , and then la split into lin boards or "ahakoa" by moans of a oo and a mallet. The shakes sell hero i the mountains at § 1 to § 4.50 per lousand , and are always in demand. A inkemakors' camp is one of the most icturocquo scones to bo found on the last , and the voluntary recluses who lend year after year in these mountain ) litudes are the jolliest lot of bachelors a earth. A majority of this almost nn- nown race of men are old minors and oung men from the foothill farms , /ild , bravo , uneducated and kind- carted , they include within their num- era hundreds of the best frontiersmen rid the noblest typos of manhood , fhilo rambling among this hospitable aoa of men one ovenlnc , I suddenly uno into n clearing upon the mountain do , in the center of which stood a log ibin of the most primitive character , pen the porch of which stood a smiling d man , who ventured the information , Thla is 'Hungry Jim's' plao. " Before could reply to this startling and in- nnprehonslblo announcement the old ion added the following explanation ; 'Tho ahakomakora call mo 'Hungry ire' just for fun , not that I don't have lough to oat , for if you atop at my acu to-night , as I hope you will , you ill lind Hungry Jim a good feeder. " And BO it proved , for Jim is a good lok , a hospitable host and one of the oiy tellers extant. Ilia name is Miguel lias , and ho is a native of Tucson , but 3 has spent thirty-five years in the ountaina. Ho ia < K OK T1IO.SK INTKUF.STI.Vfl CIIAHAUTKItH ho live in the pant and never tire of lling of the days of ' 40 , when gold was ) lng taken out of thcea gulches in uuiks and every man was wealthy who ould work. "Jim" has soon the day hen ho could count his wealth by thou- , nds , but monte and bad luck has made ! m poor but happier than over before , [ is Ufa is a romance and a woman the hia financial ruin. Now ho a rendezvous for the Calavcras and uoluinno nhakemakcrs. It waa "Jim" 3ated before a cheerful pine knot fire htch glowed brilliantly that keen frcsty evening , who related the following In teresting details of a recent tragedy and romance. The telegraph toid a niungro s'ory ' of the crime which was committed last Fourth of July , but the romantic- part of the affair remained untold. Said Jim : "Did you notice a toll-gate down the mountain ? A nUo little whlto cottage noor the bank of a creek ? Yes. There ia whcro my old mining pard , Frank Parotn , lived , and there In that crcok ia whcro ho drowned his wifo. Oh , she was a beauty , waa Frank's wife. The handsomest Italian girl I over aaw. Frank wont all the way to Italy to lind and marry her , and now ho has killed her. This is how it came about : Frank Parotn and 1 were work ing together several years in the mines down there at Angola Camp , and one ctay Frank said to mo , 'Miguel , I am going to got married when I got money enough to buy that tollroad at Murphy's. ' I laughed at him and thought no more about it , as women wcro acarco about Angels , and Frank never mixed with them. But ho saved all of his money , and in duo time loft the camp and wont to Italy. In a Few months ho astonished the camp by returning with a young girl wife , the liandsomost woman wo had over BOOH. Prank was very proud of hia prize and fairly worshipped her , Ho bought her jverythiug slio desired , dressed her gay- ly , decked her in jewelry and kept a girl to wait on her. llo bought her the toll : oad for § 1,000 and built that pretty ittlo cottage you BOO thoro. But the girl ivas not satisfied. She tired of her ilderly husband , and looked with OLANCF.S UPON YOl'NOEU At- MIltEHS. Dlio husband was joalouabut ho waa kind md patient , She waa capricious and ibualvo , but Frank lived on in hopoa of lappior timoa. The toll gate keeper had ibout $1200 buried in the collar , n A thia liddcn troaauro ho revealed to hia pretty talian wife , who aocrotly appropriated ! 500 , and with it wont to San Andreas , ho county aoatand applied for a divorce , . ' "rank hoard of the divorce business , but lid not discover the losa of hia $500 until ho morning of laat Fourth of July. Fhoro was a celebration at Murphy'a /amp , and Frank atayod at homo to col- uct tolls. Ho wont down to the collar nd discovered the loss of $500. IIo ailed on Ids wife and accuaod her of the heft. At firat she denied , but finilly cknowlcdgcd that aho had taken it , and lofmntly announced that slio intended to iso it to obtain a divorce , and positively locllned to give it up. Than the angry lusband went out and walked up and down n front of the houao. Then ho wont and nzod into the foaming mountain atrcain rhich waa awollon and deep. Then ho rent to the houao and quietly and calmly nvitod hia wife to a little walk with him. Iho conaontod. The servant girl proBated - Bated and warned the wife that her hua- > and intended to kill hor. The man and rife walked to the crook. There ho pined her by the throat , and after fur- ivoly atrangling her throw her body into ho stream to BOO her drown. An old Jermnn living near witnoaaed the atrug- In and ran to the wifo'a assistance. llo [ row the half drowned women ont of ho water. The husband aoized her .gain . and plunged her once moro into the orront. The old Gorman once moro ( ragged the inanimate woman to the horo. Again the brutal husband throw ior into the water and she floated down itream , from whence the old German lulled her lifeless form. When taken to ho house the mlaaing $500 and $150 nero money waa found sowed in her cor- ot. She died with her coin. " "And what became of the murderer ? " "lie ia In the county jail at San An- Ircaa awaiting trial. Ho ia aa happy aa L prince and ainga merrily every lay. Of courao ho will hang and every- tody in thoao regions will. any , 'Well orved. ' " IJ/VWYERS / BLACKMAILED. low They are Imposed Upon by Pret ty and Unscrupulous Women. "Thia woman Ja a blackmailer. Don't aavo mo now. Stay whore you are , ao hat yon may hoar what aho aaya , " aaid a iwyor to a reporter yoatordoy , on the tepa of the attornoy'a oflico on Walnut trcot. The woman , a tall , handsome loiido , elegantly dressed , crossed the treot , bowed smilingly to the lawyer , ausoo irresolutely , then paaacd on. "Sho will endeavor to play it on some- ody olao. But aho will atriko mo again , am auro , aa aoon aa a favorable oppor- anify preaonta itaolf. " "Thon you have had some experience ith her ? " "Yea. She lirat came into my ollico x woeka ago. I suspected her from the eginning and secretly motioned to ono F my clerka to peat himself within oar- lot. lie wont out , passed along a pan- isjnway and f > ot into a room immediately t tlio roar of that which wo occupied , ho woman cloaed the door loading to the 'ont ' ollice and moved her chair up jainat it. Thoopontranaom over the door 'adlng ' into the other room , however , iado it possible for my clerk to over- jar all that the woman might nay. The aitor began by reciting aomo pretended rong that she uaid had boon done her , at quickly drifted to convocation upon rivato aflaira and waa rapidly laying her : ound for an interesting blackmailing riko when I tapped the call boll upon y table and my clerk came in from the ar room. "Mr. Brown , " aaid I , "thia dy apparently haa a caao that she ( lo res us to look into. Please write down hat ahn uaya. Now , madam , proceed , oaao. " "Tho woman waa aurpriaod and do- ated. 'Ploaao oxcuao mo , now,1 aho ommorod ; 'I would rather not have lythlng committed to paper until I ink over it longer. I will call to-mor- ta . Good ' " w. day. "Sho did not come on the next day. ip haa loon here , however , once erica ica since that time , but I have alwaya "Why did you not permit her to go on itil she had committed herself and Yo her arrested ? " "That would have boon a foolish pro- eding. A lawyer cannot afford to got to a controversy with a woman of that "Aro lawyers ofUn the victims of ackmailora ? " "Yes ; particularly lawyers who are not , n refill in their private livoa , and thua vo themselves open to uaeault , ao to fak.- [ Philadelphia Timoa. A Fimtiiig Girl , In Cincinnati a aixtoon-yoar.old girl contly died after a faat of fifty.two daya. 10 had boon attacked by aomothini , ' like iralysia which rendered itimpoasiblo for ir to take nourialimont. The human atom cannot thrive without good food id peed ability to digest it. Weak and ipalred digoation ia rectified by Brown's on Hittera bettor than any other tonio the world. Mr. J. K , Frooborg , nmorny , Jowa , saya : "I utod Brown'a on Bittera for dyapepaia and poor ipolite ; completely cured me. " U nlll ire you. now x.uijous si/n i s viA \ A I'hllosiiiilier on Dross T , IN | | n\v I'lciKjinon , DootorR. l.iu. IPfi" . SIIDI-II , Attorn anil rollliollinH rt ' 'n > Tin-in selves. Now York Star. "Thoro are always certain daises of men who have styles of their onn. They pay little attention to the latest fashions except to modify them into the diroclio of their own ideas. This habit sir , " eaii the tailor with dignity , " (1 regard as th consumato llowor of a high ch ilizition Itglvoa the individual n marked clmract or. It distinguishes him from the herd To the civilian his garments are as mud : i n evidence of the calling to one wh : an read the signs as hia uniform to soldier or hia llyory to a footman , Thor \TO clergymen , for instance. Who cai nistako ono , even though ho doesn't 4 cf 'cot the clerical cut , which ho ought to jy the bye ? I cut for a number of pro atos , and 1 toll you , sir , they have go 0 wear a coat with a straight collar ant 1 vest that buttons around the nock shurch of England coaturao , sir. or non it all from my catabliahmont. " ' But how , " inquired the reporter 'aro you to distinguish the doctor am ho lawyer ? " "Only a novlco would ask that quoa ion. I'hyaiclana in good practice and , if course , 1 have none others among my lustomora are the most partlcitlai if men. Take a Madison avenue prac itionor aa an example and ho'a thi deal doctor for you ? Largo , stout , no oaay a trillo Hobby , and wearing a bolt larrica himself well , great dignity , im nonao pomp. llo cresses always in lim > lack diagonals , with rich , black , kersey op coat , and all must fit him without rrinklo. Sometimes ho indulges in ancy cashmere vest , and the big bund : if scale ho dangles at hia fob sots oil' the icatoat stomach to lit in the world. It lat , gloves and boots ho is unexceptional nd extravagant. His scarfs are thi Idlest , hia linen and cambric the linoat 10 woara throe diamond studs no other owolry but the seals. Well , sir , ho'a ai : mproasivo spectacle , rich , neat , elegant nishod , and more pleasing to the eyes f a rich woman than hot-house flowers. "But lawyers pshaw ! Thoy'ro the rorst dressers in the world it they mount to anything. Want something > lack , and take the first goods that como o hand. Never want a new suit till heir old ono gets disgracefully shabby or alls to i-ioces ontiroly. Boots generally jok well , for they like warm fcot and ay big prices. But h&tsl shocking 1 ) ho worst tiles in this town are partly istributod on the heads of our most tninout lawyers. You can haruly got hum to coino here and try on a suit , but lust Bond It on the chiuco of fitting , they'll always take it , don't care how It Doles , if it goes on easily. But , bless ou , that Isn't what a true artist wants. ! ig lawyers have paid mo high pricen for uita that when I aaw on them sent a hivor through mo. Such garments rould give any establishment but mine a iad name. "Another clasa who droaa characters ically , " continued the taibr , garrulously , 'aro men of business. They want a lozon coats and aa many trousers and ralstcoats and the like , in multitudes , , ftor the latest fashion. Yet your true nan of fashion is no dude. Ho Is never ironounccd , and never has on shining low clothes. It's the ganoral effect ho elegance that comes only with long ixporionco or a careful valet that shows , , nd it's what the moro dude can never atch on to. The dudes and all the loodles who merely copy the moat ox ravagant fashions , while they are our lost puying customers , don't compel our .dmlratiou. . It's the man who knows his tylo and dresses up to it who is the true Irosaor. "Of courao , even you can always rccog- ilzo the sporting man. Eo ia a species , -lth divers classes. The racing man IrosscB differently from the yachting pan. The dog fancier hag salient pocu- iaritles unlike those of the horse fancier , nd the more gambler , who looks on ports of all sorts as simply opportunities sr bookmaking , haa a style all hia own. ! ut they differentiate in little things riukots , linqn , and the liko. They are 11 fond of high colors and unique pat- 3rna. Their abundant jewelry is apt to 0 in the form of pugs' heada or racing laigna. Most have a weakness for boll- rowncd hats , yellow stitched gloves , and ointed shoes. Their canes remind you f the neck and head of & stork , with 10 long bill on the top. They aio a nowing crowd , mostly , but about dress ley'ro as innocent as babies. ' 'Closely allied to sporting men are stora from a tailor's point of view. But lore's a wide diffbronco essentially. The > orting man wants to dazzle you ; the : tor to impress and overcome you. The lorting man will distribute his magnifi- inco all over him ; the actcr relies on uno such concentrated effect as a seal- ; in coat or a low cut ahirt collar mid ido brimmed hat. lie wants his clothes it , not to fit him , but to drape himand 1 arranges himself in attitudes favotablo classic folds. Actors are liberal custo- era when they have money. But poll- : ians stand high with im. They nro the Hews for now clothes 1 They want crytliing sleek and shiny , spick and an , and brand now. They are the boat ilora' blocks , too , and afford mora oaauro to u true artist's eye than the aroly elegant fellow who distracts at- ution from his clothes to himself. " S OF AMEUIOAN IjIKJS. lint n I ii'dKiicr Thinks of Our The high prosBurerat which life IB main- Ined in the United States , which I have ted in a former letter in ita business latton , has an aspect which , whllo it : ikea the now-coinpr moat forcibly , haa 10 an olfoct which is to bo studied an oof the moat important problems of msatlantto existence. It ia not alone o stranger by birth getting hia first im- esslon of America who will fool the or- ordinary "go" of a city like Now York it even Americans born , like myself , 10 have boon away from homo for lonrf tervala and return inta the atmoapnoru our city lifo. The firat few days after o spent in a kind of nervous oxcilo ont , which to some will bo distressing , it to others , of whom 1 am ono , ill furnish an exhilaration which gHOBts champaigno or possibly tt her moods and temperamenta the cf ct of strong tea or coffee. With my If , I find it varying , and in the latter aita have found myaolf comparing it tc 0 uonsation produced by drinking atronc con tea in the morning. It ia partly , 1 pnoao , from the climate , whnno extra diiiary dryneas strikes a Kuropoar. . laorvor strongly , and partly the ulcctri 1 conditions , which I have found almost credible to people in Kngland , As ti iu former quality , it is to bo noted in 10 salt which is on the table always ii > dry and powdery condition -m thi , pld drying of your bath apongo , arid u cr"ktn and warping < f art'clcs ' wood , oven the moat thoroughly ma brought from Europe , even froia Ital/ . The electric phenomena may bo scon any cold winter's day , when it is itiito possible for people in ordinary physical condition to light the gas by shuttling rapidly acrots the ctrpot and holding the : ingor to an opened gas burner , the gas lighting as if by a llainc , and the electric spark giving a distinctly heard crackle. i have scores of times performed the oat and Boon it done by many others - its s not in any way dependent on pe culiar constitution. What thoao physical conditions may have to do with the general - oral excitability I have noted ia not ao clear , and is subject for future investiga tion ; but I believe that the drive and energy of American city lifo are to exag gerated to bo the effect of merely physical agencies except through the hereditary accumulation of tendencies. The effect produced on mo , coming newly into Now York after a long sojourn in Kuropo , la , 1 imagine , greatly , but not wholly duo to a kind of contagion , a nervous sympathy with _ Iho intensity of lifo around mo. That it ia not purely climatic iscloar from the varioua offset In the different cltioa. Baltimore , for instance , 1 found an tran quil and almost aa unexciting as Dresden ; moro to than Par's. Walking up Broadway some tlmo after my arrival I lind myaolf thrown into a kind of nervous excitement so great as , to use a common expression in default of a scientific ono , to make my head swim. 1 found.mysolf unconsciously stopping to "sco it go by. " The atreoU are crowded , and everybody Booms in a hurry. The s'rcam of omnibuses , draya , etc. , appa rently never alutoa , and the sidewalks are continually crowded by people who are always in a hurry , and .tho tramways in ahnoat every longitudinal street of the city threaten to monopolize the travel , while four elevated railways send their trains thundering overhead in a way to make quiet people unoudurably nurrous ; and the feverish haato of everybody and everything Inevitably and immediately infects the HOW comer. It is dllliRnlt to sloop from the firat. Stiinuianta affect the brain much moro than on Una side the Atlantic , and 1 remember very well a Yankee captain with whom 1 once crossed the Atlantic , a bon vlvant of the old typo , who assured mo that of hia own wino car ried on board ho could only drink half a bottle in New York , while ho drank a whole bottle in Liverpool. KXGINEUK HKUSU. Uow Ho Tliwnrtcil n ( ii | : of Train WroolccrB mid Kobhrrs , Albuquerque ( Now Mexico Journal. From II. D. Forguaaon , Esq. , who : amo up from the south on the Atchlaon , lopoka & Santa Fo passenger train ITrlday night , wo learned of ono of the most dastardly attempts at train wreck ing and robbery that haa ever boon known in the southwest. Mr. Ferguason tolls the thrilling story with all the vim and fooling of ono who waa present when the affair occurred. Ho Baid : "Just after train No. 102 loft Socorro , with J. D. Hcdrick as con duo tor and James Skuao na engineer , and when it had gone por- liaps two miles , the train stopped , but filmoat immediately started up again with i trctnondouB jerk. After thia jerk a promiscuous firing began from both sides uf the track , but the train kept moving an faster and faster. All the passengers , of courao , got dowi between the seats , and it looked for a whllo like a prayer mooting. About fifty shots were fired. Every car in the train waa hit and many of the windows broken. The conductor , who stopped put on the platform , came near being killed. One bullet passed through a sleeping car window ever the heads of two ladies , and waa flattened on the oppoaito aldn of the car. " The story of the affair was told Mr. Forgusson by the engineer when they ar rived at the next station , Said the on- jinoor : "I saw ahead of mo an obstruc tion on the right side , which consisted of pile of stonoa fully 12 inchoa above the track. I stopped , of course , and then told the fireman to got down and remove : ho stones. It waa moonlight , BO that I : oiild she plainly. At the moment I itoppod I aaw three men jump from bo- lind a clump of trees , and pointing their ; uns at mo , they said : 'Stop ! Wo want tou. Wo'vo got you. ' Quick as light- ilng I saw our predicament , ano decided irhat to do. 1 told them 'All right , lon't Bhoot , ' and then to the fireman , Drop down. ' I gave the throttle a jerk vldo open and dropped down mysolf. As : jerked they fired into the cab. I didn't ' : now whether wo should jump the track T not , but 1 wasn't going to have my lassongors robbod. The obstruction lamagod the cowcatcher considerably. I aw three men on my right , two on my oft , and ono on horseback. " The paasongora after realizing thereat ; roat danger through which they had lasaod , and the daring proaenco ot mind nd the bravery and decision of the ho- oic engineer , made up a purao and pro- ontod it to him aa a token of their appro- iation , and nearly all thanked him per- anally for risking hia own lifo to save JB passengers from robbery. It waa a plondid act , and James Skuao will go own to hlatory as a real hero. A CARD. To J1 who me injuring from rron md tndlicritlcui of youth nerious wetknui , eulj leaiy , losj ol manhood , etc. , I UI lend teolpi tliat will cure you , FIlltE OK CJIAHOE. Thta gr. l remedy wu dltoovered by a inlulonery ta Souq Uroeil'k. Bend ittMMldrrtiod .fnvtlope W KJT. Jtf upu f. IXMAI. BUtloa D. ! ! * Yotk. Jisoases and Health of Live Stock , All owners of live stock are no doubt itoroatod In keeping their animals in a 3und hoalty condition , and are anxious 3 bring to a halt any disease , no matter ow trifling , aa fioon aa it makes ita ap- oaranco. To accomplish either or both f those , the Western JAoc Stoeh Ucmo- ' , ' / , manufactured at . .Omaha , has no ijual. It is easily given to cattlehordesswino , nd sheep , and ia an article that lias ever failed to ulvo satisfaction , if prop- rly administered. Thousands of dollars might bo saved nnually if breeders , farmers , and , in net , any ono from the person owning un xtouslvo herd to the modest gardner /ith / a pony and a cow , would keep heir aniinala in a thoroughly healthy ondition. Keep stock healthy and every conla- IOUB disease that comcu along Trill not nko hold with the grip of death. To do hia there is nothing equal to the West- rn Live Stock Remedy. 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If ynn are fi'cllnv vtotk or ills treenail , try f ra little time the USD of IlIJuo's food , and eve If jour lirailacneiand fctonmcli Iroulila d not dump. ncnr. Full dlrectloim for Cu tardsrudillni ; , ( IruclH.etc , accoinptuy cach airi. llU'i.0'aKood ueTnut tax tlioii | | { citl\u ( . cuim , 35o. , So. , $1.26 afcd $1.7S. Hold liy Wrmrulsts nvcri vvlieru id enitiu Ornccru alsoBolllt. end toVoulrlch & t , 1'aliner , Alass , , for pimptildt. A PIHB LIN33 i ; TllK ONLY KXOLlTfaiVK INIOMAHA1 NK1J. 'ioturos ' of All tbo Presidents Frco , A cotnploto nut of picture of tlio 21 'rcoiduiitu ' , osuli Bopnruto , with date of muguration , birth , ut . , iiiiillud free to voryoiio that nondn 15o fur uamplo copy nd illustrated promitiui liat of thn Rural Icbraakn , a t'U-piiRi. ' , 80 culunui furin ml family journal c abliahucl IB ycaiB. 'lio ' pioturca alouo nro worth lOa npioci ) lid no ono who nccojH * thin ofl'er will vorrc'urotit. Addroaa II. S. Smith it p. , I'ub'ra , 10(1 ( and 10B S. Mth St. , Nubr.u.l.ii. noB-lm JIlWlllI r WunUood > itnd AftvorUu prr crlrtlou of A uoit < l 0poclalUl ( aovr r litcd. ) lru//zl ti ran Oil II. AMJnn co f The ate ol lha term " HSO ' u Uno" In connection with tb i H corporate name ol a Rtcjt road I u couvojoan Idea of uetnbat required by the traveling pub lic a Short Llo O'ltck 'Jhui anil tbo best i i.ji 711. tloui all of whJcb no Join * bed by the routes ! lallwav In America. fjHIOAGO , MILWAUKEE And St Paul. II owns and opcritru oiet 1,600 miles ol orthorn Illinois , Wisconsin , Minnesota , Iowa akota ; and as ta main lines , branches and ocortoo. on > roach all the great business centres of lha Northwest and Far West , It naturally answer ) lb description ol Short Line , and Ucut lloute between Chicago , Milwaukee , St. 1'aiilnnd Minneapolis. Chicago , Milwaukee , IA Crosse and Wluona. Chicago , Milwaukee , Aberdeen and Elleuda'a Chicago , Milwaukee , Kau Claire and Stlllwaler * Chicago , Milwaukee , Waiuau and Merrill. Chicago , Milwaukee , Hearer Dam and Oshkosh. Chicago , Milwaukee , Wauknsha and Ooonomowoo ChloaKO , Milwaukee , Madison and I'ralrtedu CiiUfl. Chicago , Milwaukee , Owatonna and Kalrlbault. C'hlcugo , llelolt JanesvlUe and Mineral I'olnt. Chicago , KIi-lii , Uockford and Dubuquo. Chicago , Clinton , Hock Island and Cedar Rapldl. Chicago , Council Illufts and Oniaha. OlilcaRo , Bloux City , Sioux Falls and Yankton Chicago , Milwaukee , Mitchell andChambcrltin. llook Island. Dubuque , St. Paul and Mlnucajioll ! . Davenport , "alinar , St. 1'aul and Minneapolis. I'ullmaii 8 ec | > ers and the Finest Dining Cars In the ? rid are run on the mainlines ol tlio CHICAGO , MH.WAUKKKAHUST. PAUL HAILWAY , and ever f attention Is paid to passengers by oourtoous employes attbeComiian ) , MItlUULT , , Oori'l ManiMter. A. V H. CAUPENTKn , den' Pass. Agt. LAUK , Oen'l Hupt. OEO. UKU.KFOIID , Aea'L Oon'l. Pa Ant THEY MUST BE USED. Dr. Young's Electric Kelts. A UKDICAI , WOKK TO UK QHKV AWAY , how they may ba cured , and icoo\tr li , Htrungth anil Ma'ilr Vigor , wiruovr TIIK jtiu or MKuiuMi , will bo Hotit free by i oil ou receipt cf utAinpid f nvelKiio. Addrrsd , lilt. U. VOUKQ , 415 Canal Street , Now York. oct-2Diu 1m MAQtarKU OK rALUYBTKUY AND CONDITION Ahitfl' . 803 Tenth Btrout , between Faroita and Har- iii V will with the aid ol ifiwrdUnBrUlM , obtilutUk- ( or en.ijno ulw.co In the ms ( auJ present , and oa oirtalinonilltlnaalu the 'inure , lliota arid shoo * im'u o cnki , Vt 'ut mil Jr.tlloL ; uitfci.tooa