Nebraska Newspapers

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TIIE DAILY BEE MOJNDAY DECEMBER 22 1884.
FOREIGN HEWS.
EtlanS's ' FctliK of Rage ail DC-
Sin Feels that She Has no Friend
on Earth.
She is Favorable to the Nioara-
quan Treaty ,
Scotland Yard After the Perpetrators -
trators of the Explosion ,
A Suspicious fire at the Windsor
Eailway Station-
I'rltico Galalro'B Marrl -.Illusion
B Camel DaHli Aoroos
Iho Desert.
NKWS.
JAUKrt ELMS rnKNOIl BKNTKNOKD TO TttO
TKA1M IMl'IliaO.SME.NT.
, . $ ° , nUN , Wecombor 21.-Tho trial ol .TnmCH
JJhi 1 roncli , Ilia director of the detective department -
partmont of thn tuyul Irish constabulary , for
scandalous olfeinoj m connection with the
Oomwnll case , roBiilted in n conviction , Ho
was eontoncod to two years Imprisonment.
At TKII TIIK CIIOFTMIH.
LONDON , Dccembar Ut.-A gunboat will
shortly proceed to Tlrco , ono of the llobtleloa ,
to assist in maintaining the liuv on the iluko
of Argyle property vvhero the crofters havu
Bolzed throti farms.
KVaLANO AND THE NICAUVOUAN TIlKATf.
.i.1' " 0"1 I > COCmb,8r 21. The interest In
the Nicaragua canal project ia nbatiug The
Spectator says : "If the statts.r.on in the
United States vvotttil legislate against the dy-
namltorR the compromise would bo easy "
"Vanity Fair s fs : "It BOOS nothing Hint
Lngland ought to object to in the Nicaragua
troity. Tno llngllsh treaty with Nicwaaua ,
which was conclude 1 by Lord John Husaoll In
180) ) , Bocuros to JlngUud the highest prlvo-
ICKO oujoyod ovoti by Nicaragua. If the people
ple ot j ; gland know the disgraceful history
of the Bullwer-CUyton treaty thuy wonlil do-
giro I hat it bo consigned to everlasting obliv
ion. " |
Special Telegram to tbo BKE.
TIIK LONDOV nillDGE EXPLOSION.
LONDOV , December 21. Tha excitement
over the London bridge explosion continues
nnd the efforts of the police an they follow oa h
clew nro beiug i lusaly watched. The Scotland
yard has put it belt foot fonvard and a tbor
ough and intelligent search u nonr being maelo
which it 13 hoped vvi 1 ultimately result in
the capture of the perpetrators. Nearly every
freeli piece of information points to thn three
men who hired a boat nt Queonhltu , near
South va'lc bridge the afternoon of the explo
sion as the culprits. Thesu three men have
now been accurately nnd independently de
scribed by live distinct observers. AH those
descriptions virtually agree , and thuy are fo
< concise nud vivid thdt tbo polica authorities
adopted n novel expedient , omplo ] ing a clover
artist , who made a sketch of three men , de
picting their countenances in such a manner
ns to conform nearly as possible to the men of
thodescri tlon of the live observers. Copies
of thosa pictures have been furnished to all
detectives in the kingdom nnd Rubmlttol for
reference to the railroad ntlichU and otherd
nt points which the fugitives might select for
escape to the continent or America. It it
suggested ia some qearters that tbo three
criminals boarded the ( i.30 p. m train for
Parts at London bridge shortly after they
completed their attempt , but the police believe -
liovo only ono escaped and that the other two
are still in London.
I AI1Y AIICIIIDAU ) CAJIl'HBLL AN AOT11H33.
LovnovDeeomber _ 2 . It is reported that
Lady Archibald Campbell has become a pro.
fesalonal actrons. Mounet Serlley ia losing his
eyesight. IIo is advised to take a long rest
from the ntage.
THE mixes OE OALATOO'S HAUIUAGK.
Spaclal Telegram to THE BEE.
LONDON , December 21. Mrs. J.V. .
Mackoy hastinfoimod a correspondent at Paris
that the approaching marriage of herdaugetcr
Uva to Don Fernando Colonna , Prince of Ga-
latro , will bo Bolemnlred in the eimplest pos
alblo manner Parisian * who have been en-
ticipating n series of gorgeous fetes with this
wedding are disgusted.
A OASIKL D\SH ACUOSS TIIK DESKKT.
A special dispatch from Ambukol states
that Uonor.il Wolsely iu undecided as to
whether to continue lib ndvauco by the
river ronto or to nuke n camel cl.ish directly
ncreiBH tha liabmiia desert from Ambukol to
Khartoum , which would save n hundred
miles. IIo has a daily conference with friend
ly chiefs and is constantly receiving informa
tiou In m eplos , but these reports JilFer BO
hopelessly as to bo of little or no value 'Ihe
bmnceof tlu opinion nmong thu subordinate
otliciT.i nnd special orrcspondeiits leads to
the belie f that a dash ncrotu the desert will
bo decided upou. Ordera are expected dally
for a reconneiHunco in torca In thu direction of
Khartoum and the programme of future oper
ations will depend upon the result of this
movement.
TUB K11K.S01I IN V TIGHT I'LCK J
The Chinese mmlstoi at London has re-
reived an ollicl 1 dis | .it. ll uasortlnp that there
is a fearful luiiouut of tickno H atleudeil by a
h h rate of mortality among the Trench
trotm in Tuminln. Ihoy nre , morcovtr so
cl)8uly be-Uogure'd they ate uiiuble tn atir a
Inodred yiit'ls from thu forts and as the
Qiineso nro being couHtantly reinforced , tlio
cmdltion of the f roncli earriaon in dally bo-
cinune more c itlcal. The marqui ) says the
Qilno.'o will give n good icount of them-
lvea if tlii'y uncountnrjvo eels with whicn to
lockado Ii'ormoui. Ho fajscevoral vessels
hvo already run the blockade * , which ho pro-
louncn pructKally impotent. IIo nlso ox-
iresHus his belief thnt Fr.uico will ( indher
xponeea iu her Chinese oporUioiiB ninth
Teatorthati had been expactid , and they will
ar exceed the nmouut of credit voted.
IIKAIISOIIIII.SG Wlt SVTIO INrOIlTltALCIIlCl.H' )
LOD.NON , December 21 , The colonial of-
ica aud Australian agents In London con
tinue to dany tha report that Germany has
nnuexod certain Islands m 1'olyneala , but do-
BUI to the denials the le'port conUunca the ib-
sorting sensation In polttlcal clrele-a , Thu
L'all Mall ( Jn/otto sa > flin a loader devotol to
the mbject that tha bulk of the liberal party
would not object and would have no cause to
ibjfLt if it should prove true that liermaiiv
lias annexed tbo Islands In niiontion , ' It l
alurd , " nays the Cftzette , "for Kngland to
contluuo to sulk becaueo she cannot
: iionoimlize half the world. " The vviltor
believes that the proposed colonial
enterprisoa of Germany on the west nud ca < t
coiiata of Africa m y possibly imperil tha An
glo Germany friendship , but that no Mich re
suit can come of Germany's acquisition of the
unimportant and a mott unknown islands Iu
tbo I'aeifio oce n. The nrtlelo goes on to cay
that the thoughtful politicians believe there
has IH.OII more than enough bickt'rintr between
llngland and Gurmanv , and tbnt tha need of a
good understanding Ibotwoon these two grt'at
I > ewers ia now Imperative for the sakouf in
teroets far mure Important than any calonial
scheme ; .
ENGLAND'H KKKLING or IMQK AKD
Special telegram to Tilt : 13HE.
IXDMIO.V , De ember 21 , It Is impostible to
maggernto the feeling of ragu auil dltpaii
which Is the universal mood in P ngland with
the conduct of it * foreign alfuirH. It eeems to
be that not a single f pot of the whole world
In which her foreign policy lmn not received a
ditottrout check , with humiliation and insult
added. The first bad blow was the corres <
tnodence published In the German , while tlu
bwk Iu reference to thu poisetiilon of At\ \ '
g'ra pciiuona , aud tha Kuglith jouinala Bit'
inartk had bamboozled and at tha same timt
huubboil Lord Grauville. Immediately or.
tip of thla comes Urn announcement that tlu
German chancellor IIM a lougiuf
eye on tbo t'fltt coast o
Africa and has got po eoislou of the Julf i
St liiiclu , and in this way he will commant
both Xululund and Transvaal. This report !
made more bitter by the recollection that thi
Boer delegate * onUnsibly fought the ptotfc-
Him of ( Jptmany durinf ? their recent t"iir , and
that their prayer oti.s about to be granted nt
the very moment whnn Knglaml it onterii/g
on n now struggle with theh irdy harp hootcis
of the Dutch rr public The l > g > ptian com
plication look * nt the mme tlmo darker thin
OVP1. !
OVP1.Tha Unman * nro ndvancinc ; further into
Afganinton , The throats of 1'raii'O ngalmt
the kintfdom of Slum intnaco her frlonJly ro-
latiotB with Kn lnnd FO cfliunly that thn
Times writes almost a bslllcoio trtlcle
ou the imhject and all these tilings nro
npgrav ati d by the contomptuoiH nnd hostile
to. in of the press both Franco nnd Gc'tnnny'
which , In the cue of the latter country , hits
ri-nchod the length of n compitison of poor
Glftdntono to the first murderer , Cviu. It is
these vailiiuo hiimllintloiis nud reverses thi\t
account for the extraordinary > oroues * of foel-
iiig th nt ban been cioated by the Nicnrgna
treaty. The cnnfiiMon is increased by the
ctbllng vnclc to London the fait that the an-
fry comiiKuts of the English p-xpora have im-
lnovod the chanceq of the schima In Anioiic %
Dm Jlnglii-h jiurna a declare , If the libertl is
In nvlno'd or tha lory Is in triumph , that
Knglaml hasn't n friend in tha world.
AscsnciouB Fins AT TUB WINHSOU BAILWA
STATION.
LONIIOV , December 21. A firn broke out In
the Windsor railw iv etiUion on Saturday , but
wan quickly subdued. Among the dohria n
numbir of bra s wheels nud n bottle supposed
to contain an explocivo substance vvero found
The wheels nro similar to those once found in
the machincH used in thu outrages nt Victoria ,
Poddinglon and other stations ,
WAHIIINOTON , December 20. Vest called
up the resolution objecting to sending the
propoted surveying expedition to Nicaragua.
It wan moved by Morgnn nud poconded by
Cameron , ( WIs. ) that thu matter bo considered -
od ID pccrot legislutivo notslon nud the doors
ho ordered cluccd , Thu teniUo thereupon
went Into secret sestion.
Durlug the secret sccsion the doors for a
fuw minutes woio opened for the purpoao of
receiving n renueit from the house | ( or further
conftreiicaonttiQ naval bill , which request was
eranted When the secret legltilutivo resslon
cloned the senate went into executive session ,
When the doors v\ ere opened Uorr moved
to tnko up for consideration the Uouo ronohi-
tlon provi i g for adjournment from to day
until January Dth.
At 0 o'clock n message was received from
the House making provision for tlio nnvnl
pervlco for thitty-ouo days from thu 31st of
January next.
Butler cilled for immediate consideration of
the bill which was read
Login opposed It. It permitted , ho said ,
expenditure of money not contemplated by
congress , as it was buedupon thn appropria
tion of another year , many things of which
would not npply to the coming year. liesldcs ,
it was not euch legislation at should over bo
countenanced by any branch of congress. No
such .emergency existed now , while so much
tlmo of the session remained. It waa legisla
tion of n most vicious diameter.
linjard , while not wishing to use fuch
tern-B ni "vicious" ngroed that it was a
method derogatory to n iiroucr course of legis
lation. It was "patching up , " a process not
dosirublo in an appropriation bill. Still the
stnalo had already accepted n makeshift , nnd
asn large number of thu house and some of thu
stnatohad gone , heI'ayard ( ) saw no Uercllc
tion of duty , iu adopting in an emergency n
saurso that hud nlready been followed.
Logan wished to know whether the senators
ahmild submit if one man In this country in-
aiftid on making laws.
liutlrr withdrew hit call for consideration
of tha bill
Logan , from the committco on military
affairs , reported the military acadojny bill
and it pissed w ithout debate. It appropriates
S319J05 for the support of the academy for
thn next fiscal year
Tha House concurrent resolution providing
for adjournment fiom tod-yto .Tnuuary 5 ,
was tike'n up and not ngrood to yeas S , nays
25. There was no quorum , whereupon the
Senate ndj'ourned till iMonday.
HOUSE.
WASHINGTON , December 20. The House
resumed consideration of the inter-state commerce
mercebill. .
Henderson ( Ia. ) moved to strike out that
section prohibiting railroad companies from
charging greater compousation for carrying
freight a shorter distance than a longer dis
tance. Ho believed the eoction was deadly to
the interests of the country , Ho represented
the great agricultural interest.
Regan opposed the motion to prohibit a
renter rate for a shorter than a long haul.
'his was to submit to the railroads the rog-
ilatlon of tbo entire commerce of the
ountry.
Wilson ( Ia. ) said ninety-nine times out of
no hundred the section would bo found to be
ill right , but ho declared it would permit the
rorst kind of discrimination against the far-
ners of Iowa.
Henderson ( Ilia. ) thought the rule in the
oction was unjust. The only fair rule to
.dopt waa that no railway company bo per-
nitted to charge any unreasonable rate bo-
woon any two points.
Uaagan hero u'ked Kandall to permit him
o report the conference disagreement on the
emporary navy appropriation bill.
Kandall explained the points of difference
ictween the house and senate. , and a long do-
into cimicd.
Thomas waa opposed to the temporary bill.
t was a elipshod attempt on the part of the
ouflo to dodge a stern duty.
Cannon Bald thu strongest argument ngainrt
he ratification of certain treaties was that in
; ao the United Jstatos saw proper to
ollov a p licy which would redound to ita
iredit , it Btood powbrlo a to enter upon that
lobcy becnuue it was crippled as far as a navy
ivns concerned and the houeo insisted on lU
isogre'oinoiit to Bouatu amendmcnta and far-
her couferonco vvus ordered.
Hand dl moved that when the housu ad-
.ourned to-day it would bo to meet on Wed-
ncs'lny the 21th. The constitution , hn said ,
irohlbited th adjournment for moro than
hreo da > 8 vvitlinut the concurrence ol
.he Bciinto. Ho aeked the unan-
tnoiu consent that it Bhonld bo agreed that on
,1m 2 It , further adjournment bu had until the
27th , then to the 31st and than to the 6th of
January , and that on theeu days no business
bo transacted.
Kaudall'd motion wan agreed to but unani
mous consent w AS not given to the agreement
'or further adjournment ,
Then wns barely a quorum In the House
o day , and it will bo impossible to get ono
ne\t week.
Consideration of the inter state commerce
bill bavirg qeeu resumed , Heed called the at
tention of the epoakor to the ruling made yes
terdnv by Springer , when speaker pie teni , to
the eiluct that u motion to close tha debute
waa not debatable. Ho thought temporary
speakers should bo instructed in that Know !
edge of parliamentary law courtesy and good
senna which to distinguished the permacen
occupant of the chair.
Springer replied that when ho made the
ruling yestarday he. believed n to be correct
and believed It fctlll. There waa not ai
opinion of any previous occupint of tha chair
taking the opposite view. His decision was
b'lacd on common sense , nnd nn that ho stood
though it might not commend him to the gen
tlomau from Maine ,
The amendment of Henderson wo rejectec
yeas 6" , nays 118.
Further consideration of the bill was post
poned ,
Kaudall introduced a bill making temporary
provision for the support of thu navy forth'
month of January , 1P85.
On motion of Hopkins the senate joint reso
lution was p < iest > d declaring Christmas am
New Year's day holidays for all per dlom gov
eminent employes.
The house then adjourned till Wednesday
December 21. Though there is no definite
agreement that no busmen shall be transactei
on Wednesday , there la a tacit uuderstandin
to that etfuct , and It is also undoratood tha
consecutive adjournment shall ho taken fo
three business days ut a time until Jan
u&ry 5 ,
TIIK
CAITON VUNH THE OA1IK.
CHICAQO , December 20 , The second night'
play between McLaughlln and Catton hat
thus far been in favor of Cotton , 'who ' ha
nearly overcome McLiughlin'd heavy lead o
last night. McLaughlln boa made runs of 17
and 168 Catton hai icored C22 , LM5 and 392
aud at midnight the game stands , McLaugh
lin 2,201 , Catton 1,8 ! > 7. It will ba after on
o'clock before the game can bo tiniehtd. Ca
ton took up hla work again in tha nlnctietl
Inning , making a run of IbO , aud sgain in tin
ninety fourth paseiug hia opponent with Un
1 longest tun on record except MoLauqhlm i
421astnlpht He couptod ripidly by rail
l y , 100 3X ) . fiOO , 000 13 ' , O.M , only lento
ro to beat it , when on his 031th ho mls'td a
IIHcuIt cu hi u tm o. The g mo then
t < .od. . Citton V.tJJ McI < MihUa ' . ' ,3 3. Me-
.augMin made four , running his ftriug to 2 -
07 , when Cntton la his nine y fifth inning
lade seven aud won the garuo nt 1:15 : n in ,
A MIlllotirtlie'H Siniul Will ,
Spechl Telegram to THE 1UE
LONDOV , Dfcombtr 21. John T.ijlor died
t Bradford In 1SGO , leaving considerable
calth nnd n will directiu ? all his property to
> o so administered as to accumulate for twcn-
iy flv o ycnw. At the end ot tw only fiv o yoir
iio property was to bn divided among certain
nlr , the brnnficiirlei wore all tolalive.iot
'nylor'a nud all poor They vainly s unlit to
ot aside the will , nnd come of them , although
irospoctlvo millionaires , b canio reduced to
; roit poverty nnd want nup Bovcral of them
led In poor hoii'O' . Only eIit ! ( ; nov nrvlvo
o cliaro the property , which is to bo divided
niotig them o rly next year , and which
moutilfi to S20COJ,000.
Ijlncoln 1'ftllutc.
LlVcol.N , Nob. , December 20. John L
IcConncll , ono of the oldest and heretofore
U ) poeod to bo ono of the moit substantial
> usinos3 men uf the city , Ruspendod to n if ! lit.
) ull business and hard collections nro given
B the causo. The First nstirnnl bank , of
Ins o ty , is the principal creditor and has
Mssession i f thoptock. The liabilities nro OH-
Imated is 8100,000. Thn assets , cjnal ting
argply of the stock on hand nro supposed to
> o sulliicicnt , in ordinary times , to cover the
abilities. _
A ItLOoDY 1UOT.
MKN SHOT AND TIN Oil TWELVE BTVUllEl ) .
ST. Louia , December 21. The Post bis.
latch Bays : A bloody riot occurred last night
n Chatat- * village , forty miles from Cliatta-
loogn. A crowd of drunken rouphs tried to
irenlc up n school cnti-rtnhnmnt. In nttnmpt
ng to eject them from the bul ding n pitched
utlu ensued , during which thruu men vvero
lot , no less than ten stabbed nnd n great
umber badly benton Great excitement pro-
nlla'and further trouble is feared ,
Aslccd Tor luhtruollonn ,
Pirrsncna , Dec9inber20. In the United
tates rlrcuit court this morning Ilocoivors
cott nnd Kurns , of the All ghonoy Vulloy
nlway , filed application for Instructions as to
ia disposition of 3 11,772 accumulated over
operating expenses and other payments aiith-
orl/ed by the court from the earnings of the
road. The application eeti forth that none of
this fund is needed for the operation of the
oad , but tint on January 1st , prox , inteio't
nnunting to SI 10,000 , on 84.0CO.CO ) of bonds
111 mature. The 27th inst , is fited on which
, o take action ,
rturneil at Sea ,
DKLAWAII * linpKVATKU , Del. , Docembrr
1. The brig Hello of Windsor , N. S. , twen-
y duys from Glice I3ny for New Yo rk , coul
den , took lire on the 10th inst. nnd was
jandoned tivty miles oil Cape Henlopen.
'ho captain with his wif a and rrow and Geo.
S Hanron nnd n Now York pilot transferred
iO the schooner David Clarkson , arrived hero
ast night. Nothing envod. All were cov-
rod with ice aud three men frost bitten.
Oil Wells on Fire.
PlllLLU'l Cm , Pa , 'Dccomber 20 The fire
; Thorn Crook began yesterday. All was o\-
nguiahed except the ri her well No. 8 ,
which waa * Btill burning furiously , but does
not endanger other property. Tha loss is ex
aggerated , It will not exceed $30OOU.
Tlio Vieniui Sensation ,
"VlKNNA , December 20. Jnnncr , the bank
efaulter , was seemingly a very roligieus man.
to leaves a widow aud BIV children. Ilia
rifn was ono of the most celebrated beauties
t Vienna. The trogia end of Janner works
nuch compassion ,
A Toy for tlio Flames ,
LonisyiLLK , Decsmbor 20. About 1 o'clock
ast night Wrapsll'a furniture and toy matin-
octory buined. Loss , § 30 000. Causu un-
nowu. The weather waa so cold that the
romcn could not render effective service. In-
uranco , 510,000.
McLean's I'lll.
WASHINGTON , December 20. In the con-
eated election case of McLean vs. Broadhead ,
f Missouri , tha sub committee by a party vote
ecided to report to the full committee m
aver of Broadhead.
tlio Nile.
CAIRO , December 20. Korti despatches
; ate the navigation of the Nile la becoming
nero ditlicult owing to the shifting sands.
; oats are belated and one whaln bjat cap-
" /ed at _ the rapids. Baggaga lost.
Weather To-Dny.
WASHINGTON , Decombsr 21. Upper Mie-
pslppi valley Colder ; clearing weather ;
orth rly winds , becoming variable. Missouri
alley Clearing weather ; lower temperature ;
ortherly winds ;
Tlio CoHtu on Kiiloiuliio.
LKirsic , December 20. Madame Kaloinino
IB cundomned by the imperial supreme court
o pay tha coats of her appeal against the do
reo of divorce.
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MI veil.
Artcniiis Ward \VUH in Louisville just
at the clpsq of the war , and 0110 day at
the Louisville Hota ! was introduced to
n loiul-tnlluug Confcdcrnto Colonel.
"Lot's sec , Colonel , " snul Ward , ns tlioy
shook Imnds , "wlmt Michigan rcgimoiil
dul you commnndV" "Michigan 1" oriotl
the Colonel , fuiily dnnciiiR with rage ;
"I was on the otlicr sttlol" "IJeg par
ilon , " naul Ward , looting annoyed him-
Holf ; 'but I liuvo got this war all mixed
tip , wjinohow. "
of Knl nil.
Aniprlonns IIHM < n level way of lool > iiif >
nt tlinigH. In coHMJis.itiou with m
Ameiican on thn hiibjcft of nntiul , it
was ruui iKo < l , " JJut , nfti-r till , jou hu\i
ilio fwmo fitciloin of hcqui-ht anil in-
iioiitunco us wo him1 nnd , if 11 mini ti > -
iiiDi low chose in .MUI country to cntiu
a gioat landed estate i igorously , wlial
could jou do ? " Tlio Aiueiii'iin un
"Htl n-iulu the vill on thu
of niMinitv ' "
WAI.PO eaya HI the Ohio Farmer
that ho remembers ono year making a
very largo profit from nn aero of land
mnuagod iu this way : Ho llrst grew a
crop of Tom Thumb pca.4 nluch inn
tured in time for encumbers , for pick
Ics , and then ho grew 500 bushels o
turnips , sowed broadcast among the
cucumbers. IIo fouud that tlioso crops
will mature without crowding each
other , if properly managed.
AMERICAN TROTTERS ,
Proposed Organization of Nebraska
Breeders'
TrottltiK-H'iiso
Association.
To tlio Editor ol The BEE.
The interest taken throughout tlila
tate in the breeding of the American
rotter can best bo understood and np
irociatod by a consideration of the
amount of n capital recently invested in
uoh stock by the brooders of Nebraska.
? o place the brooding interests of this
Into on an equality with others it Booms
loccesnry to have some medium by
which all trotting-horso brooders may
omo in friendly compation with each
other , thereby stimulating a desire on
ho part of nil to brood only the most
ashionable , and from families who have
irovon their supotiority.
In Nebraska to-day wo have represent
atives of the most fashionable and high-
tt-brod trotting horsoa in existence.
Vhat wo need is some medium by which
ho produce from this stock , the
'ouug Nebraska bred trottcra may come
ogother in actual contests of speed , thereby -
by proving tholr superiority and demon-
trat.ng to the breeder and student of the
breeding problem the standing of any
ivon family , proving its ability to pro-
uco that which vru nro nil trying to at-
aln , viz , the American trottur in his
lighost perfection. Wo know of no
neans by which this mny bo accomplished
a harmoniously and dleotually ns by the
irgauization of n State Trotting llorso
breeders association to foster and stitnu-
ate the brooding interests of the state by
iferlng colt stakes to bo contested for by
dual tcsto of speed , the advantage of
which has been proven by the experience
f other states nearly all of which bavo
uch an organization in existence. Not
nly this , ir would bring brooders to-
other as a fraternity whoso Interests are
II in common , and would also bo a great
Attraction tnd interest at our state fair.
Tor the intONita of such an organization ,
n informal cWl will bo raado through the
iress for a meeting of brooders through-
> ut the state and all interested to con-
onu at Lincoln , Nebraska , on some date
urlng tbo month of January , 1885 ,
when it io sincerely hoped such an or-
; anl < 5 ttion may bo olfectcd. Look out for
ho date D. T. II ,
RATHER HOGGISH ,
Tlio Union I'ftclllc Hauling Dlsenbetl
Dead
'o tba Kditor ol tbo BEG.
I dceiro through the columns of your
taper to bring to the uotico of your road-
ra n.8 well as thoao olliciala whose duty It
3 to attend to any measures nffjctiug the
welfare of the community , a matter which
liould bo promptly investigated. It ia a
well known fact that daring the pnat low
months the majority of all the surround-
ng counties have boon ravaged by what
s commonly known as hot ; cholera , and
a visitation among the hogs hereabouts
as been appalling in its fatal
esults. While nt Fremont D few
ays alnco I noticed sen-oral teams carry-
hroo dead animals to the Union Paciho
allroad for transport nnd upon inquiry
ound that they had been loaded trom
tations on the Sioux City & i'aciGc r.ill-
oad und wore brought to this point for
hlpmont. I fouud that the S 0. & P.
I. K , refused to carry those hogs claim-
ng that the germs of the disease must
till exist in these carcasses after death ,
, ud they appreciate the danger of car-
iago. It certainly Booms to mo that
heir action in this matter is very com
mendable and while directly sacrificing a
oarco of considerable revenue , gives
trong grounds for making this matter a
ubjoct of rigid Inquiry
GlTI/KIf.
JOLLY JEKOME ,
Io Tjays Behind the Bars for Ills
Funny Tricks ,
A short time ago a dandy looking fol-
ow , giving his name as Jerome , came to
Omaha and bonght out the club rooms
> ver Col. Floyd's saloon , on Fifteenth
eonth street. Having bought the place
} ol. Floyd eupposod , of course , that ho
was all right , nnd the follow ran a bill
of about -10 in the mloon.
On the evening of the 7th of this month
10 entered Floyd's place and asked for $7
stating that ho had plenty of money in
ho bank und would repay the money In
the morning. Floyd let him have it and
as yet It has not boon paid.
It nonr appears that ho bought the club
rooms on certain condltlonn , and as ho
never compiled with the terms of the
agreement ho was fired out. It then
came to light that ho rras an adventurer
and had no money.
Saturday Col. Floyd swore a warrant
'or his arrest for obtaining money nndor
'alao pretenses , and ho ia now in the city
[ ail awaiting an examination.
A IOK Tnut Collect * Hail Dolilg.
New York Sun.
A stout Gorman in the Seventh ward
ioops a lager beer saloon and a big Si
berian bloop-hound. There was a time
when he kept only the saloon. IIo is of
poaoaful disposition , and would rather
lose a round of drinks than fight for the
money. Ho lost so much that ho took to
keeping the dog , which ho trained to do
bis fighting for him. Saturday night two
balf'drunken men entered the saloon ant
drank two glasses of boor.
"See if you can remember that I owe
you 10 cents until tomorrow , " said ono
of tbo men. ' 'If you don't ' forget It ,
maybe I'll como around and pay you am
maybe I won't. "
"Oh , I tlnk Id hat hotter been oof you
bay now , shontlomen , " said the German
mildly. The men laughed and turnop to
go out.
"Noro ! " said the Gorman sharply.
The bloodhound ehrang out of the back
room and stood In front of the door
growling ominously. The men hoiltatei
a moment , and theu ono of them draggei
10 cents from his pocket and laid It ot
the bar.
"Ooora aw y og , Nero , nnd let dose
nice shontlemen go oud. " The dog retiree
and paid no attention to the mon , who
swore at him.
Our 1'ulJllo
Now York Star.
Wo cannot too often or too emphatic
ally reiterate the importance of agitating
for the redress of the glaring and iniquit
ous abuses which prey upon our publi
land system like leeches on a diaublec
limb.
limb.The
The heuso of representatives may b
rellod upon to perform its doty ; but th
monopolists and Und thieves havu tbrowi
up their main line of defenses in the sen
to , and tlioro their lobbyist cohorts nro
posted.
Four swooping reforms nro ncccss
rys
1. The forfeiture 'of unearned railroad
rants , amounting to moro than 100,000 ,
000 acres.
1. The reclamation of the Immense
racls now fenced la or occupied by do
mestio or foreign cattle companies with
no bottcJ titles than the pistols of their
cowboys.
3. To compel the snbsizcd railroads to
ako out patents nnd pry taxes nnd cost
of survey on the lauds legally earned by
hem
4 To enforce the Thurman act in
plrit and letter , nnd mnko the heavily
udobtod Pacific railroads beiln ; to moot
heir obligations toward the Federal gov
rntnont.
In order to produce any salutary cllcct
upon thu majority In the senate , the
) rcBB nnd voters of every state should
irgo tholr respective legislatures to pass
evolutions on the subject.
nn AetnM.
Mtiybo the rcportor didn't know hot * .
o intomow nn .aetresj , nnd mnjbe
ilmt'a vhy Iio had BO much trouble.
ilnvingscutup his ciud mid been nd-
nitted to Ler presence , ho stated his
nisiiiess , nud oho said , languidly : " I'm
sony you've conic ; 1 don't fancy you
iespupor men , mad hate being niter-
viowed. " Ma > bo ho know this was
ust Haul for ollect , and that she w ouldn't
niss tlio intoruow for n heap , but ht >
lephed , "Oh , uell , then , I won't tioublo
iou. Sorry I intruded. Good day. "
Elowover , she got to the door first , und
Raul , "Oh , now yoa'ro here , I'll oblige
you. " And ho answered , "Oh , no ; I
wouldn't trouble you for the world. "
'But it won't bo cry much trouble. "
'Well , never mind ; I don't earo partic
ilurly about it. " " But but in fuel
it will bo n pleasure. I only objccv
) ocaubo icportors ulwayn nsk the Bimio
juestious , and then don't print just
wlmt jou say. " "Well , I'll try mid do
jotter than that , " and tlioy seated
themselves. Then ho asked :
"How did .TJU oolebrnto your iUtli
wrthdny ? " "Eh ? " jumping up
' \vliut cVyo mean , sii ! You're iv mean
wretch to usk such a question. " Steps
ou her Inpdog addresses dog , " Drill
rour pelt , get outl" Then she obbened
um writing , and asked what ho wna
loinp. Ho replied , " I promised to
nint exactly what you said , aud I have
iiken dow n your \ ery w ords. " "Aboul
ho dog ? " "Yes. " "Goodness gracious.
You won't that " " I " "
print ? will. "But
: lmt wasn't meant to print. " " Can't
iclp it. " " Oh , but it won't do. You
uustu't. Let's begin the intomow
now. " "Yery well. Which do you
irefer as an adveitmement being
robbed of diamonds , run away with by
n hack , or having n divorce suit ? " "Sir ,
[ I don't do snch things ! I novc-/
icnrd such questions I " " I promised
: o try to vary the list you said had be-
: omo so monotonous. How many lnifa-
juuds have yon living ? " "See heio , if
you don't stop this 1'Jl send for ono of
cm. That is p'ease state that I'm not
nairicd. " "Just so. Do yen slia\o
your head ? " "Sir ; of course not !
Are you crazy ? "
"Look here , ma'am , I was to print
[ list what you said.1'
" But I don't want you to. "
" But it must bo done. "
" Well , then , if you don't ask mo if
; ho audiences every where are ns enthusi
astic ns they nro hero , and what I do
wth nil my bouquets , and if I don't al
most feel that I ought to bo in a board-
, ug school instead of on the stage , as
[ 'in so voting , and if I don't find it very
to have all the men HO
madly rn love with me , o d several bank
directors committing suicide ) because I
won't marrj them if yon don't ask mo
; hose questions I won't say another
jlessed word I So , there ! And if you
arint what I've said I'll sue you for
ibel. " Boston Post.
A. ColiI-Ulooiled Vllllnn ,
Jetroit Tree 1'rcss.
Ho was coming down the street with a
road grin on his face when an acquaint-
nco halted him and inquired II ha had
made a strike.
"I just havol" was the reply , followed
iy a hearty laugh. "Aly wife and I have
not lived happily for tha last year and
ho has made up her mind to apply for a
"Has she ? Why , that's too bad. "
"You wouldn't think so if you know
icr. She expects mo to fight the pro-
cedings , you know. She is going to al-
ego cruelly on my part , and for two
weeks past baa boon working up scars to
hotr the jury. She's cut the buttons
ir n dross and will have it In court as an
vldence of my tyranny. Sho'n torn up
k bonnet and will have the pieces to show
trhat a bad temper I have. Sho's going
juforo a jury to swear that I threatened
tor life on aevoroi occasions , and aho'o
; ot two servants to rembor that I cut her
corset strings once wlti { n butcher knifo.
Sho'n calculating on a big sensation and a
crowded court room ha ! ha ! ho ! "
"But where does the laugh como In ] '
"Why , I ekip the town to ni ht for
! ) onver , aud sho'll have to pay her own
avryer and get her bill without sensation ,
fho papers won't give It three lines
.horo'll bo no jury to see the scars no
ady spectators to weep no boom to
leather into the market on. H you
want to see the maddest woman in the
state of Michigan just drop around to-
narrow and sing my front door boll ho1
he ! he ! "
HJAn lin-ircotive Protest.
inlTtilo Commercial AdvcrtUer ,
Among the samolo ballots returned to
county clerk's office by the inspectors
and canvassed by the board of suporvl
sors yesterday was ono from the
Eleventh ward of llull'ilo bearing this In
scription :
"For president , Grover Cleveland ; for
vico'presldont , John A. Lgan ; damn the
electoral method. "
IIo was bound to v'oto to suit himself
and so ho throw away his vote entirely
bat his protest against the clumsy anc
outgrown methods by which wa stll
elect our presidents and vice pretl
dodts is eloquent and very much to the
point.
The eigarotto antedates the pipe o
cigar by many years , and , as nearly a
can bo determined from history , was the
original method of using tobaoco. Chris
topher Columbus , on his first voyage o
diacovery saja tha natives on the lalo o
Cuba had a "filthy habit of rolling up th
leaf of a noxious week , setting firu to on
end and Innallng the pungent and naus
eating fumes from the other , which the
calloa tobacco. "
A Washington latter aay Maltef
cats are to supplant pug doga as the cur
rect feminine pot this winter At
leading modltto's parlors the other da
several fashionable young ladies cam
in thopplng , nnd each carried a larg
Maltose cat nudor her arm and allowed i
to roam within the limits of the gif
chain fastened to its collar vhilo the fui
owner tried un her new bonnet.
Tlio Woman of Iho I'titurc.
Tlio Long Biancli correspondent ol
Iho Albany Journal writes : Tliino nro
hvo facts wbii'li stuko ouowithiiumoiisc
form this ' .oasoii on first arming nt the
luo t popular of our watoiuig places ,
Mid tlii'so nro : Tiist , the number oi
lull , wiJl-prown .young women that the
present ago has docloprd ; nnd , second ,
llie Hi/o of hats they wear. Usually
llu\i nro fmr ns well ni Intpo , and Ihey
look like a ro\i\nl of the Sc.nidii.a.un
oddoisps u < ! if nil at oneo our enrth
was lung penpled n'fiin by mi'thty
llrnnlie-lds and lovely BiiliutJias imti il !
of the slim , sallow tjpo wo Inuo be n
accustomed to assoe-uto vilh the born
American ,
Tno immense huts , which ha\o wide ,
indented or tunied-up bums , enlmneo
tins blooming stjlo of beauty , aud ion.
dors it all the moio conspicuous. A lit-
; lo more of dignity , a little moro of re-
) esc , and tli n * could quite lealuo the
/tvl'a ideal of dnughtcia of the gods
liuncly tall nnd most diunely fair ,
[ Jut their too abrupt movements and the
oud talking Iho Hilly talking and "tit-
enng" in winch neai'ly all tbo girls in
lulge > ilestroy the 'illusion , Thea
young w onion como from good , w ell-to
lo families ; they are the representative !
) f the piesent , nud partieuhuly of the
ncouiing goneralion of the women of
\meiiea , and ns such nio lo bo eougral-
ilated on being n gie.it improvement ,
ihjsically , on tlioso that hnvo gone bo-
bio them. Their line doM > loimcut )
speaks well for what impioved inothods
moro air. bolter and 111010 initriliotia
bed , anil moro intelligent anna are dong -
ng lor them. No more slate pencils , no
inoro theones in regtud to food , no moro
moonlight ro\cries and moibid longings
tliO honlthy modern girl in tlio most
iracticnl , the most unroinnutio of mor-
ids , aud her dinner is as important a
act to her ns it is to any Aldeiman on
Jord Mayoi's day. She is not ashamed
o cat , aud she shows the results of good
iv. ing and cxercibo , both of mind and
) ody. From such young women as
hcso in the present day it is easy to tell
vhat the women of Ilio future w'lll be
) crfect realixations of the ideals of the
> oets and romancers no moro bundle
> f nerves , but goigeous erentmes , capa-
) lo of niling the kingdom that is pro-
tDoring for UIPJII.
A Child's I. Uhi > .
In .Tiiiu- lust , nt T , PH. , " Clnldn iiV
nlilnv" wis iibs iviil. i4 wliieh titiu
Vi llll l llllllll ! 1 Wl Ii > I 111 istl 111 ll. Ijlllll
nl iinv wunitluT ji'ign lei'ius bv Ii m
i un nt , butsieni d ikepl.N iniii | ss i )
v the u HM'ii.nv. At home , dmiiiq tin
n > > \linis week , all the featliel-bi ils iiiul
ilivhad ) bei n u noiled b u jn u
' . ! ituiq ; leimv.itvi , wiiuli jnoeiss had
t i. itnl iniiili nUt'lilinu iiiiiullu ; lli
Inlliiii. On tin1 aKeinonn after tin
In ! i un ; f Johnnj vv.is quito angeled
iv oiiinl Ins Mbti is. Iininodiatclj tlio
nulv is l used , as nt old , to stiiki ; but
! uv\l\ it w is lowoied , and , with a sen
inoue and a look woithy the lebul.e
1 an apostle , he said : "Oh , sister , liovv
oiild yiiu' and jou just lunovated ,
ooI" Jlnrjiti \ .Mttr/itstnc.
It Is said that General Grant has aged
perceptibly during the past few months.
Ila hair and board are almost white , his
ormor erect bearing has given place to a
ight stoop , and ho walks with the slow
nd infirm step of a man many years his
onior. Ho is now sixty-two years of
go-
Daniel Lockwood , who mndo the
pcochcs that placed Cleveland in uorni-
mtion for mayor , governor and president ,
s worth $12,000,000 and would like to
oprosent the government abroad.
SHEEZEISHEEZE !
until jour
head seenia readto Itv
off , until your tioso and
vea didcharfrooxrcsei o
iiuantlties el thin , Ir-
ntatioK. watcrj Iluid ;
ui til vour head aches ,
mouth nrd throat
parched , and blood at
fever hoit Tills Is an
Acute ( atarrh , and is
Imtantly relieved by a
BliiKla donn , ajd pcrina-
noutl ) cure J b } one bottle
tlo o Sanford'a Radical Cure for Catarrh .
3ompleto Treatment with Inhaler $1
Ono bottle Radical Cure , ono box Citarrhil Sol
rent , and ono. Improved Inhaler , In one package
may i o v bo had of all drui ; ? tie for $1.00 Auk fo
SanfordV Radical Cure.
"Iheonlv ahfoluto specific wo know of " Mod.
Times. "T o best wo have found In a llfitlmo of
sufrcrlnfr"-K v I ) . Wjtfn \ , UrHton "AfternlonB
struggle with Catarrh , the ltilk- l Curu his co.i
quered ' HLV S. VV. Monioe , I.euisburpll I'a
" 1 have not found a ti ( , that it did net relieve at
once " Andrew Leo. llaiu hi'3tcr , JHf .
'ottor Drug and Chemical Co. ,
UblON.
For the relict and prevention
the Iretunt it In app"ed , of Rheu
mull'ni , Neuralgia , Sclitlca ,
Cpujhs , Colds , Weak Back , htom
1-01 , and liowelf , ShootliiR
la' ' " " . Numbncsj , Iljsterla , Kc
malel'oln ? . Palpitation , Djuicp-
" 'a. ' I- ' * -r Coniilalnt Illll v
v Fever , Jfolaria , and rpldeiidcs
ELECTr\IC\\ uw Co lin's rhttcru ( an Hcctilc
. ' . K " c Hatter v combined w ith a IVrous
i.fi.r'TEV . > Waiter ) Mid laiiRh at pain 25c
iverywhera
1 tut o a poiltlro rornoil ; for Iho nboro dllcano ; by III
ito Uiouiian liofraicHol tha wont klml unu of fonR
rtaadlnahuvot eenclireil ] mr < * l oBtrnnulHiiiTfuUri
Inllmniorr.tiia I wl I rrnUIHI ) Illll 11 IX 1'lim ,
toj-ttherw lhaVAIl lllll Till lllbtont' ; - - "
luauy BUlToror UHHI ipri f iinil I * l > nJdr Hi
Ult r. A.SLOCUM.lltlsarlSl.how 1'ork.
WEAK.UHDEVELOPEDPARTS
( Hi' 'I lll { HUMAN liDIIY I M.AU.KI ) , Itl.V ' l
4IIM l > hi 111 Mil HI Nl l > , ' I Hi lnan intnn-minit
lit loin/rim i
I hi l In * contrary limn Iv. TIIM. rmtrn
r l
t'm. Ui nii H \ . 1ilnttii > , illrr.
LliUAlj NOTlC'i ; .
J. II. Wyngitt ilefomlmit will tnko notice tli.it on
the UtluUr of lice , 1BSI hMmunil linrtlett Km | . , lo
a Jmtlrecf the 1'cwi of DoiiifUu count v , Usno an
order of nttaohniont fur ( lie sum of two limiclrcd ilol
lars In .in action pfillnsbj Mm wherein Jaeob t'ohn
la [ hlntlB , ind J M VVart ( ; h ilelcn ant Ibat
prurcrl } of tl u tald defendant. ranalBllni ; ol ototk
ol K0od , flxturestnli ther | > eranil pmrtity con
tilnrd In bl < hip , o iner ol llitliond Jones ultcet ,
hBHbeen attaili d undvr " IJ ordf. Said cauae
BH contluurJ t9 January Hint at Oud rk. In the
forenoon. DWK1HT III LI ,
ecJ3 .lewHrtmu Att roej for 1 lilntlff
EVI.R. RflSDON
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CO.Goiiral Ancnti > , if212 Hroail n > , N Y riiy. K.
AU11A.CO ,417 Wjlnut utrcof , ht. I.jeis , Mo. , or
'rank Librann , L U. , VO WyauUotto , K n.
Jy21nA.eA.wly
Propoimls for Building
Dcpartmunt of the Interior , )
Offlco of Indian AQaira , N'ov 17,1884. I
Scaled prorosals , cinlorsod "proposali foi building
irldgcs , will bo received at tliliiolllcountil 1 o'clock
\ic.8day the 16th ol DecunVir , 1331 [ or the con-
tructlon of three bridfe'S on thobanteobloux llc'cr-
atiou In Nebraska , and 1'onca Reservation in Dakota
> t thofotlouhiRlccatloue ; on thoSautto Hcservatlou
i\cr the Uazllo crick , a bridge of three spans of 00
ect each with 15fect aujnoachCK ; on the I'onca I'.cs-
rvatlon , over the Niobraia river , abrltlpo 000 feet
om end to ene' , and otcr tho\Ytet Forkoteaid river
Bpin of BO feet.
Iho brklk'18 In question arc to boot combination of
wood and iron , with cast Irnn shoes , rentliii ; on pile
"oundatlons , which oter tlio M braraiivcraro to bo
lilven 16cct ( , over IJazilo crock , 13 net , and over
Vo-t Fork of Niobrara River , ID feet below wiuir
uvel , and nr to be built In accordance with plans
.nd . fptcillcatlona to bo seen at thu olllceof tlio Iiput
iimrtcrniaster at Omnlia , Nibraeka , Iho ' Tinjes1' of
enver , Colorado , and ol tbo ' Intci-Oceau of Chl-
> KO , III.
The construction o the brldpcs to under the Immediate -
mediate biipemsion uf a ] ernuii to bo JUiKnatcd by
ils Dcparttijciit.
All bids must bo accompanied b ) a certified check
ji borne United States Dt poeltorv , far at least KlVK
er centum cttlm amount of tlio propcieal , which
ack ulll bo forfeited lo tlio United btatea in rajo
) bidder or bidders fail to cxecuto a contract with
, oed anl euftcicnt fcnretlis. ntlirrwtec tn be returned
u the bidder , In tmhmlttlii ) ; bide , blildcru thiulil
ito the time required bj them for lliuioni-tiiictloii
[ tint bri Res , asilila matter Mill bo crmldttca In
lakiiif the awardd , and trade a port of the conttact-
Ihoiiuhtls rtstrvtdtoioject any or all We'd or
iiij part cl anj bid If dctrued for tbobctt InhKH of
.hoptrvico . H 1'HIOF ,
n2J3wkam t'cinmlatloricr.
H. fJ. ATWOOD ,
lattsmouth , - / - NeDrnska
HiADiitoF iiioiouanauiD Aim nicii OBXDB
HEEORD UD JERSEY C&IILE &
AND DUROO ou jau Bi HUD BUIMI
9Yoon Block for C'ariu8poiiil"iiexi solicit
- The nit ol ( tttcim " tJMr
Une" In connoulon wlthtlk
cori'orkte name cl gruatrona
convcja an Idee , of j jet wbtt
required by the tmvclluK public
licHbort Uu Oulk Tlmi
cd the boiil i .
tlonB til of whlcb ue lam
bed by tbu reatetl itllwav la
And St. Paul.
II cwni nd ofsti ovei 4.COO mlloa of
Kortbcrn Illlnolu , t leconBln , Mlnnceot * , low *
DtkoU ; tnd a ts n .In lln e , brincbeg and oonn6 <
tloua ro ( h all tb Rrea * jtulnees control of lul
Northneel rJ Yt Weet , It nutuiiJIy anaweri Ihi
Icocrlptloii uf Bbr ILluo , and Bet Iloute between
Chicago , Mllw jKee , Ht. Paul and Mlnneapolla.
Olilco ; < oiniw ukeo , LA Ctoe o and Wlnona.
Obloaga , Milwaukee , Aberdeen and Ellendalr
Ohltago , Milwaukee , Kau Clalie and Htlllwxci'
Cblcago , Milwaukee , Wauuu and Mcnlll. l < , i
Chicago , MllwaukcoIleavcr Dam andOcbkoih ,
Ohleago , Milwaukee , Wau kceba and Oconomcwoc ,
Ohlcago , Milwaukee , Madltou an d I'ralrUdu Chita.
Chicago , Milwaukee , Owatonna and K lilb nlt ,
Cblcago , Heloll JaneirlUe and Mm oral I'o'ol.
Chicago , Klgln , llocklord and Dubuqur ,
Cblcago , Clinton , llock Island and C d i Rapldt.
Cblcago , Council Illuffa and Omaba.
Oblcago , Hloux City , Sioux Katie and Yaaktcn
CblciKO , Milwaukee , Mitchell and Ohamborlaln
Ilook Ikland , Dubuque , Ht. Paul and Mlnneapollt.
Davenpoit. "almsr , tit. I'aul and Minneapolis
Pullman fcloeperg and the Klne-et llnlnc ( Carl In
he w rid are run on the main lines of the CHICAGO ,
111I.WAUKKK ANIJHT. I'AUt. KA1MVAY , ajideverf
attentlonla paid to paesengeM by ooorteouiemplojei
of tbe Company ,
UElUtllX , Oenl Manaeer.
A. V II. CAUl'KNTKB OcnTSPaM. AK ( .
T. CLAIlK.Oen'lHuin.
OKO.IIKU KOnn A > > . gmp \ API
OMAHA
Chemical Dyeing
-ANU-
0. T. PAULSON , Proprietor !
Gentlemena * Cloth'ng ' Cleaned , Djed and Repnlroi ) .
lodlei' Uri j09 Cltaimd and Ujod , without Itlpplne.
1'luuicn citaned or Colored any ehade , to tamplu.
Bllka , Vulvetaauo lAoat t'loauol , IJjeii audllloilu-
lahwl.
1212 Douglas Street , OMAJIA , NED